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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-28

The oyercall OF one no-trump
shows is 10 Is points. balanced
distribution. and at least one
stopper in the suit bid by the
enemy. Even a hand Of this
strength may be severely pun
ished, as shown in a hand sent
to me by Tom H. PEBBLES OF
StelIarton, Nova Scotia.
East dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
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OF
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WEST EAST
AAQs7532 Al
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SOUTH
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East South West North
10 INT Dbl. All pass
Opening lead: Diamond eight
West opened the eight OF
diamonds and East took the
ace and king. Wondering why
West had doubled, East led the
ace of hearts. This drew the
discouraging deuce from West,
so East shifted to the jack of
spades. West promptly ran hi;
seven spade tricks. East threw
away his small red cards, saw
ing only the three clubs.
Continuing Squeeze
South was now caught in a
continuing squeeze. He had to
reduce to three cards. He de-
cided to save the king of hearts
and two clubs, throwing away
his last diamond. West now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23

taxicab ordinance scheduled to
be brought up for final action
next week.
Taxi Law Pending
The pending taxi law, legal
aides said, viii tighten present
county regulations pertaining
to the operation and ownership
of taxis. Included in the ordi-
nance amendment are provi-
sions banning the delivery Of
alcoholic beverages by taxi
drivers.
The law also specifically states
that the new rules shall be en-
forced by both the County Po-
lice and the County Depart
ment of Inspections and LIZ
censes. At present county in
spectors. but not the police, are
responsible for the enforcement
Of taxi regulations.
New and strengthened regu-
lations governing the operation
Of restaurants are also to be
acted on by the council within
10 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23

cause OF q technicality, null
and void.
Council members on August
IL voted Az for construction
oflthe $720. 900 facility on a az
acre site at Arson street and
First avenune. Neighborhood
residents who had bitterly OPP
posed the location promptly
filed suit to block the $192, 900
land purchase.
Residents Upheld
The court upheld the resi-
dents on the grounds that the
county's advertisement Of its
intention to purchase the tract
failed to includ, language, as
required by law. indicating the
council had considered other
sites.
The council yesterday. after
being informed by County
Manager M. L. Reese that the
Anson street options had been
renewed, moved quickly toward
q re-hearing Of the site. Coun-
ty aides have not determined
the exact date Of the new
hearing but said it will be held
in mid October.
The new advertisement OF the
proposed purchase will include
references to council consider
alton Of two other sites - at
Sligo avenue and on Georgia
avenue, where the present police
station and county building are
located.
In other business, the council
made final revisions In q new
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23
Dog Bites Man, Dies
TACKcONyxyTrTr Epa (Ap

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, (AP)
-Airman Roger B. Clapp, jr..
stationed at the Jacksonville
Naval Air Station. leaned over
and patted a stray. The mon
grel bit him. Both were given
tests and neither had rabies.
Clapp's wound healed. Five
lays later the dog died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23
County Building Plan
Faces Sixth Heorinu

Montgomery County Council members tonight slated
10 approve public hearing-the sixth-on proposed
site for the ongdelayed Silver Spring County Building
succession of stumbling blocks the search build
Ing site was cmaxed last week by County Circuit Court
ruling that county options for site Arson street be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Pilots Club
To Award
Study Aids

CHICAGO, July 20 (AP).-
The incoming president of
Pilots International an
nounced today that six schol-
arships will be awarded TO
foreign women students for
study in the United States.
Mrs. Georgena v. Havlena
of Washington, who will be
installed as president Of the
organization Saturday, made
the announcement during a
business meeting of the Pilots
38th annual convention.
The scholarships will be
financed with funds from the
Ruby Newhall Memorial
Fund, established to honor the
l949 president Of the group
who died in Office.
Mrs. Havlena, assistant
manager of the Investment
Building in Washington, said
the scholarships %ill average
about 1000 each, depending
on individual need.
The Pilots will pick officers
for the coming year at a later
session today. 1t is a civic
and service organization.
Four Of the six winners are
Michika Taniguchi and Keiko
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Junior Budget Shop Special!

$ll.o9 pretties, every foshion-wise one!
What's your preference, something airy
light? Or dark n smort9 Choose it from
sheoths and shirtdresses, Swiss-Iike floats,
puff sleeves checks, embossed scoop outs
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

officials attended as did
members of a Turkish f1nan-
cial delegation now visiting
Washington.
Another event last night
was a reception at the Polish
Embassy marking the 18th
anniversary of the issuance
of a manifesto of independ-
ence by the Polish Commit
tee of National Liberation"
Amba ssador and Mrs.
Spasowski invited about 700
guests from Embassy Row,
the State Department, Con-
gress and residential society.
The flowers were red and
white, the colors of the ma
tional Polish flag, and the
food included Polish ham
and two special Polish dishes,
bigoS and golabki.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
Diplomats
AreHOstS

The Turkish Ambassador
and Mrs. Urguplu were hosts
at a gala buffet supper last
night in honor of the newly
named United States Am
bassador to Pakistan, Will
liam Rountree, and Mrs.
Rountree.
The large group of more
than 100 was made up
chiefly Of officials from the
countries with which Mr..
Rountree had dealings in
his last post of Assistant
Secretary of State for Near
Eastern Affairs.
Several State Department
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
QUEEN RUMOR
FLATLY DENIED

MOOSE JAW, Sask., July
% (AP). - RumorS that
Queen Elizabeth II is preg-
nant were denied today by
Esmond Butler, royal tour
press secretary.
He was asked for COM
ment on a French press
agency story in Europe
which said rumors that the
Queen is pregnant have
persisted for several days
without official confirma-
ton or denial.
Categorical and fiat de-
nial," Butler replied.
A stomach upset at the
week end led the Queen,
mother Of two children, to
restrict her activities for
two days. She has since
plunged again into the full
schedule of her Canadian
tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

ever they go, baseball enthu-
siastS are apt to spot her
husband; they call out COM
mentS like Hey, Killebrew.
are you going to hit another
home run tonight?"
That's a favorite question
of friends as well as strang-
ers, Elaine said. LAS if he
knew!"
Doesn't Fret
In spite of the pressure
brought on by his growing
reputation, Harmon doesn't
fret about a game before
hand.
THE only time I can re-
member seeing him nervous
was before the All-Star
Game" Elaine said. She
added, he doesn't believe in
rehashing a game after
wards either.
Can she tell, by his mood or
his expression, how he feels
about a days performance
when he gets home?
Elaine considered the ques-
ton for a moment, then
smiled: Just this" she said.
If he's hit a home run, he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
PIZZA FOR TWO
KillebreW's Wife 'Bribed
ThQt 3lst Homer From Him

looks a little bit sheepish
as he comes through the
door"
The muscular third base
man, whose father was a
professional boxer and ,wres-
tier, seems to have passed
on a certain athletic fair
to his 3-year-old son Cam
eron. an engaging study in
almost-perpetual motion.
Cam announced yesterday
that he intends to play base
ball "aS soon as I be a big
boy"
He already knows that a
catcher crouches and wears
his hat backwards. His
mother gives him pitching
lessons occasionally and his
father is teaching him how
to bat.
when Cam hits a home
rum" Elaine laughed, "he
says he's Bob Allison. He's
not impressed with Harmon.
but he's impressed with Bob"
The Killebrews' younger
son ennet h, aged IA
months. is a healthy speci-
men too, but quieter than
Cam-"like his father" says
his mother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
WHY GROW OLD2
Sun Toasting Is Apt
To Age Skin Quickly

dry, II is a good idea to switch
TO soap and water and a COM
plexion brush during the
summertime.
Astringents are too drying
for many skins in the winter
but for the same reason
given above they may be es-
sential in the summer. They
help close the pores. II you
have sensitive, dry epidermis.
you may prefer a skin fresh
ener. These have less alcohol
than astringents.
Fade Out
Many women who found
their summer tan flattering
with pastel cottons, discover
that they look a bit seasick
with the same tan when they
begin wearing fall clothes.
Preparatory to that time
1t might be a good idea to
slow down a little on the
suntanning during August.
1t might be wise to fade
out a bit before September.
You can still enjoy the out
doors but you can swim earl
Ter in the morning or later
in the afternoon, keep your
face in the shade while you
sun your legs and wear
a protective hat when in the
sunlight. Or use a preventa-
tive sun lotion.
This way you will not have
such a long fading" period
when fall arrives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Weothervone Sale Suits
in good selection! SIC and so
Add another Hondmocher- tailored prize to
your wardrobe It's your once O summer
chance to buy these $3.50 and $3.50
eosy-eore suits at such savings. CoIors from
light to navy; styles from boxy to beIted.
Misses, junior sizes. A few half sizes at
Street only
Suits Third Floor Street. and every JeIe branch store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Sll.ee TO Sl4.9e happy finds from your
fovorte dressmokers. Shirtdresses, coot-
dresses; casual or dressy dresses in cool
abundance. Corefree cottons, Docrons,
blends in novelty weoves, preferred pot
terms, solid coIors! Broken sizes II to 20,
10 plus to y plus.
Cotton Shop Fifth Floor Street
and every JelIeH bronch store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
To Hold
Meeting

The D. C. State. Fedora
ton of Business and Profess
sional Women'S Club will hold
an all day meeting at the
Willard Hotel Saturday.
The purpose of the meet
ing is to plan a program
around the National Fedora
tons theme, Effective Liv-
ing" All state and club Of
f1cers, committee chairmen
and BPW leaders will attend.
Following a welcome ad-
dress by Mrs. Margaret E.
Moore, chairman, Mrs. Ruth
S. Green, state president,
will report on the National
Board meeting held recently
in Las Vegas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
WHY GROW OLD7
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Register ana Tribune bynolcate
Summer can improve your
complexion II you will indulge
in a few preventative meas
ures. Otherwise you may
find your outer coating less
lovely at the end Of the out
door season.
I have already said that
in my opinion a woman has
TO choose between getting
heavily suntanned each sum-
mer and keeping her skin as
youthful as possible. There
is no doubt about 1t; sun
toasting speeds the loss Of
the skins natural oils.
This aging process moves
along last enough WlInouJ
that help.
Sunshine does have a cor
receive effect on several skin
troubles. Acne often improves
with outdoor life. Unattrac-
tive, extremely oily skin may
become lovely and normal.
However, remember that in
warm weather the pores are
more expanded and are
therefore more likely to &C
cumulate dirt and dust.
Blackheads may result.
Even if you use cleansing
cream instead of soap and
water as a habit, unless
your complexion is extremely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

Nakada. both of Japan, Ro-
sine Nimeh of Jordan and
Sayario del Carmen Velez Of
Puerto Rico.
The other winners were
not announced.
Miss Taniguchi will study
at Park College in Missouri,
while Miss Nakada attends
the University of Florida.
Miss Nimeh will enroll at
the University of Arizona.
The Puerto Rican student
will work toward a degree
in biology at Siena College in
Tennessee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
KincQids
Are Hosts

Captain Earle Hill Kin
csid, USN, ret, and Mrs.
Kincaid OF Bethesda enter
tanned a group of frienos
last evening at a dinner
dance held at the Army-Navy
Country Club,
Guests attending were Gen.
and Mrs, George Olmstead.
Gen. and Mrs. Renaldo Van
Brunt, DR.. and Mrs. Robert
E. Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Morris, Capt. and Mrs. Homer
Hudson, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar
Davis, Mr.. Clifford Johnston,
Admiral and Mrs, William
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Earnest, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Page Hufty,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23
By AMELIA YOUNG
Star STAFF Writer

Mrs. Harmon Killebrew, the
mother of two small boys,
rarely gets to the ball park.
She doesn't have time.
But she follows the prog
ress of her ball-playing hus-
band - 23-year-old Killer"
Killebrew of the Washing
ton Senators-by radio, tele-
vision and the newspapers.
Like hundreds of other
Killebrew fans, this pretty
blue-eyed blond would love
to see him top Babe Ruth's
record of so homers for a
season.
So far this year Harmon
has batted out 80, and there
are 81 games to go.
Last week." Mrs. Kille-
brew says, II made a deal
with him. I told him if he'd
hit a home run that day,
I'd have a pizza waiting for
him when he got back to the
apartment.
HE did it. And I was ready
with the pizza."
Harmon'S comment: Flows
that for a bribe?"
Seventh Grade Romance
Mrs. Killebrew, the former
Elaine Roberts, has been a
fan of her husbands for a
long time now, ever since they
were seventh graders to-
gether in a Payette Qdaho)
grammar school.
That's when we started
dating. believe 1t or not" she
said. II was very impressed
with him because he was
cute and he was so shy-he
still Is"
The romance continued
through high school, through
his first year with the Wash
ington ball club CT didn't
even know who the Senators
were when they signed him."
Elaine said, and in Octo-
Der, 1855, the two we're mar
ried.
"At that time I had no
idea what the life of a pro-
fessional ballplayer'S wife
would be like. 1 think I pic
tured it as pretty glamorous,"
she unused.
She's found out since that
it's not exactly.
The Killebrews have to
move three times a year
from Florida, where spring
training is held, to Wash
ington for the baseball sea-
son, then to Payette for the
winter, because Payette is
still home. They own a house
there and Harmon has an
off-SeaSon job with a natural
gas company.
Modest Quarters
This hopping about is hard
on the children, who when
ever they see us packing the
trailer again are scared
to death they'll get left be-
hind" said their mother.
The Killebrews' local resi-
dence is a modest, furnished
apartment in a Virginia de-
velopment. Although his ad-
dress and telephone number
are not listed, the baseball
hero can't escape his fans
even there.
Almost every day, Elaine
reported, neighborhood chill
dren come to the door to ask
for autographs, land they
pay no attention to Harmon'S
out-of-town schedule"
For example, the team left
town Monday night for two
weeks, and on Tuesday morn
ing a youngster appeared at
Killebrew's door bearing a
baseball glove. When I told
him my husband wasn't here,
he asked me to autograph the
glove instead. I had to ex-
plain that my signature just
isn't the same"
On shopping trips, wher-
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Safe Boating Week
Is Being Observed
CONTINUED from page 6ne)

'(continued from page one)
regulations and for seeing too that
their boats are maintained and
equipped properly.
During the 4th of July holiday
weekend, boats of the Milford
Harrington Flotilla will conduct
Evening Patrols from approx
mately 6 p. m. until dusk on the
4th and 9Th. The Flotilla search
area for Delaware Bay will be
from Kits Hammock to a point
south of Fowlers Beach which will
overlap the Bay area patrolled
by the Rehoboth FlOtilla. Other
members of the Milford-Harring-
ton Flotilla will assist the Reho-
both Flotilla by making sweeps
from Indian River Inlet Bridge up
Indian River to Oak Orchard and
also the Fenwick Island Bay area.
The purpose of these safety pa
trolls is, of course, to assist any
craft which might get into diff
culties and to prevent, if humanity
possible, loss of life and property
The holidays are for play, but
play it safe and don't get in a
jam. We would much rather make
an uneventful patrol than search
for people from an Overloaded
boat last seen in the vicinity Of
Enjoy a safe boating weekend
and remember when in a boat, the
safe way is the best way home.