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The Hardin tribune-herald., 1960-11-17
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Bret w. Kronmiller, Hardin
attorney. was notified this week
that he has been elected a fel-
Low in the American College Of
Probate Council, or organization
composed Of legal lights out
standing; in probate work.
The members (fellows) are e.
lected BY the board Of regents
Of the organization, which incor-
porated In California and has af-
filiated attorneys all over the
United States.
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on the Republisanside Of the aisle
in years of continuous service.
Back in 1851 and 1858. when the
COP has majority. he was
chairman Of the public utilities and
state commissions committees.
In the 1859 legislature he served
on the appropriations. livestock and
public ranges. railway and aviation
transportation, military affairs and
agriculture committees. During
other terms he was q member Of
the highway. labor, and public mo-
rails, health and safety committees
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1960-11-17

Roundup Panthers, closet to
them In the standings.
Team members are tleft TO
right:
First row-Kenneth Jackson.
Wayne Not Afraid. Anthony Left
Hand, Daniel LeForge, Steve
Caddell. David George. Jerry
The Hardin tribune-herald., 1960-11-17
Wedther Outlook

High Nov. 1850
Low Nov. 10 -
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Years precipitation 6.25
Evening star., 1960-01-17

the earliest practicable time
to stop these dealers from
preying on the unsuspecting
public"
Representative Moeller,
Democrat of Ohio, said ne was
pleased to note that the Dls-
trict is apparently tightening
up on the issuance OF licenses
to used car dealers but he
hoped that the campaign to
curb unscrupulous dealers
would be continued until ade-
ouate legislation has been en-
acted He added that Il will
certainly support such efforts. "
Representative Rearns Re-
publican Of Pennsylvania, said
he would talk over the situa-
ton exposed in The Stars Sc
ries with his colleagues on the
House District Committee.
Senator Humphrey, Democrat
Of Minnesota, said he hoped
the Buyer Beware" series will
serve to encourage the passage
of legislation in the Congress
to protect the public against
unethical car dealers in the
District of Columbia.
Representative Moss, Demo
crat of California, said: q
stand ready to support legisla-
ton strong enough to prevent
See CARS, Page At
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Space Balloon Visible
As Star ESQ Miles UD

nal from one point on earth to
another. A Bell Telephone Lab
oratories radio transmitter at
Holmdel, N. j.. shot signals at
the balloon for nearly 10 min
utes. The space agency said
the signals were received in
good order at Round Hill, Mass
| Ground observers reported
sightlngs from points as widely
separated as Stamford, Conn,
to Norfolk, Va.
The balloon-illuminated by
the setting sun-first appeared
as an object about the brilliance
Of the planet Venus at 5:38
pm. 1t continued to climb
slowly to a maximum altitude
of about $50 miles. 1t re-
mained in sight about 8 min
utes, then disappeared.
While it was still in sight
1t travelled nearly 500 miles
east across the Atlantic. 1t
eventually dropped into the
ocean.
The time of launching was
set so that the surface of the
earth would be in darkness
while the upper sky was still
Illuminated by the setting sun.
The balloon reflected the rays
Of the sun until the sphere
passed into the shadow of the
earth and was. in effect,
eclipsed.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

President" for the first time
since he let it be known,
through an aide, that he was
in the running.
This afternoon more than
5000 persons pushed into a
reception in the civic audito-
rum here to shake hands with
him and Mrs. Nixon. They
stood in line to sect them for
more than three hours. During
the day he also conferred pri-
vately with a number of Re-
publican leaders and found, h
told his news conference, that
there is IAN even chance" of
keeping this normally Demo-
cratic State in the Republican
column for the third successive
presidential election.
The Vice President took the
microphone once during the
reception to praise the Eisen-
hover administration. After
seven years of the Eisenhower
See NIXON, Page At
Evening star., 1960-01-17
FBI Gypsy File Helps
Trace Boby's Mother

The FBI took time out from
graver duties last week to delve
into its Gypsy file" to help
trace the dark-eyed mother of
a baby born at Hadley Hos
pital.
AS a result, Washington po-
lice have obtained a warrant
charging the mother with
abandonment and have re-
ceived a promise from the
King of the Gypsies" in
Washington to help locate her.
1t all began December Is
when the woman, about q,
showed up at Hadley Memorial
Hospital Just ahead Of the
stork. One hour later she gave
birth to a boy.
Three days later the mother
was discharged. but hospital
authorities decided to keep the
baby a little longer for observa-
ton.
The mother never returned
to claim her child.
Hospital officials, after trying
to contact the mother and find
ing that both the name and ad-
dress she gave were false, ap-
pealed to Washington police
Members of the women's
bureau, aware that it is now
standard hospital practice to
record the mothers thumb
prints along with the baby's
footprints on the birth record,
asked the FBI for help. The
woman. they said, looked like
a gypsy.
Under ordinary circum-
stances, it would have been
most difficult to trace a single
print through the FBl files.
because normally all 10 fingers
are fingerprinted.
However, the bureau main
tains a special file just for
gypSieS. based on single finger
prints.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

This file quickly disclosed the
mother to be a woman known
as either Patsy Evans or Patsy
Mitchell. Washington police
added another name, Patsy
Miller.
Although the FBI had rec
ords of the mother in Dallas,
Tex, in 1945, and in Oklahoma
City, Okla, in 1858, neither
the bureau nor Washington
police know anything about
her Immediately prior to the
baby'S birth.
The police women's bureau
said their Gypsy sources here
claim they don't know the
woman, but have promised to
help find her.
The baby. meanwhile, has
been transferred to District
General Hospital, and is doing
fine.
At the hospital, the baby is
known simply as Baby Boy
Mitchell" for lack of a more
formal first name.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Beat VondoIs on Spot,
Adenouer Tells PEOPLE

BONN, Germany. Jan. 1t
(AP) - Chancellor Konrac
Adenauer advised West Ger
man citizens tonight to beat
up any anti-Jewish hooligans
they find smearing walls with
Nazi symbols.
Such punishment on the
spot is what they deserve for
disgracing Germany and caIs-
ing a wave of hatred for Ger
mans abroad, Mr.. Adenauer
said in a radio-TV address. He
told German Jews they have
nothing to fear, that he per-
sonally guarantees the power
of the German state stands be-
hind them.
Nazism has no roots in West
Germany and its incorrigible
followers are few. Mr. Ade-
nauer said. He pledged that
the movement will never make
a comeback.
Vandalism Tapers Of
The anti-Semitic incidents
have been strongly condemned
by the whole German people
the 84-year-old executive said
in a speech relayed ny all West
German radio and televisior
stations.
There was a marked lapse
across Germany in the rash
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Picture on Poee All

Picture on Poee All
launched successfully from the
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration station at Wal
lops Island on the Atlantic
coast of Virginia.
A three-stage solid-fuel rocket
boosted the balloon into the
upper sky at 5:35 pm. about
one and a half minutes later
watchers saw a condensation
trail as the second stage of the
rocket fired.
The balloon - an aluminium
coated Mylar plastic affair as
tall as a 10-story building-was
released from a container in
side the nose Of the rocket.
An iodine compound, selected
for its property of transform
ing instantly from solid crys-
tails to a gas when exposed to
the vacuum of space, vaporized
and inflated the sphere.
For the first time, such a We
hicle was used to bounce a sig
Evening star., 1960-01-17

Eisenhower has given strong
| e a dership without table
pounding. He cited as evidence
the ending of the Korean war,
the handling Of the Suez crisis,
major decisions regarding the
Formosan Straits and the Pres
ident's decision to send Amer
ican forces into Lebanon.
The Vice President was re-
plying to a National Press Club
speech by Senator Kennedy last
Thursday in which the Senator
said that Mr.. Eisenhower had
failed to show firm leadership
and that the White House
needed a fighting" President,
mot a passive broker for con-
flicting political interests"
10000 Hear Him at Florida U,
Mr.. Nixon found an enthusi-
astic welcome here as he got
his drive for the White House
under way. Last night he ad-
dressed 10000 at the University
of Florida at Gainesville, using
the words IF ! were elected
Evening star., 1960-01-17
County Raises
School Budget
Montgomery OKs
Building Funds
BY G. o. HERNDON
star Stah Writer

The Montgomery County
school board yesterday ap-
proved a 1960-61 construction
budget totalling s2O,267 OFT, an
increase of SIS million over
the capital budget submitted
BY School Supt. C. Taylor
Whittier.
Board members in an ll-day
session of item-by-item votes
added project requests totalling
about S2.6 million. The addi-
tions, however, were offset by
decreases in other items total
ling approximately Sill million,
The major increases tenta-
lively approved by the board
included the addition of a new
junior high school in the
Hollywood area near Spring
brook High School.
Final Cost of S2,O41, 900 Seen
The project was noted in the
superintendent's budget mes
sage, but an exact appropria-
ton request was not earmarked
Board members were told the
700-student school would cost
at least Sl,650,O0O with addi-
tional funds needed for land
acquisition, architectural plans
and furnishings.
In the final budget figure
the Hollywood project total was
set at s2,O41.0oO.
The board also approved the
inclusion of $384,00O for the
construction of a 10-room ele-
mentary school in the Ayrlawn
area.
Major Budget DeletiOns
Major deletions made by the
board included:
$l03,600, to be cut from the
N,$75l,000 request for a new
Fernwood elementary school ir
the Bradley-Wyngate area.
$189,900, the amount pre-.
See BUDGET, Page Al
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Museum Planned

ROME, Jan. 16 (AP).-Rome
is going to get a new museum
Of modern and contemporary
art. The National Council of
Fine Arts gave its approval
yesterday after Education
Minister Giuseppe Medici said
the government was prepared
to spend 500 million lire
($800,000) to acquire works OF
art for the museum.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

unmaSklng unethlcal practices
in the used-car industry. GER
tain used-car dealers here team
up with recently organized
finance companies to squeeze
exorbitant finance and insur-
ance charges from used-car
buyers.
The District expects to cope
with the automobile dealers
through strict regulations. on
which a hearing will be held
at the District Building Friday.
Need of legislation
officials feel that control of
the finance companies. how
ever, can come only through
legislation Of the type now on
the books Of nearly 80 States.
Investigation disclosed that
Washington became the happy
hunting ground for dealer
finance company combines
after neighboring Maryland
adopted laws regulating finance
companies a few years ago.
Support of legislation to give
the same protection to the car
buying public in Washington
has been expressed in many
letters from legislators who re-
ceived The Star series in
pamphlet form.
Chairman Bible of the Senate
District Committee, noting that
the Commissioners had in
structed the Corporation Coun-
sells Office to draft proposed
legislation, said his committee
would be pleased to give early
consideration to these pro-
posals.
Continued Drive Urged
Certainly" he said, 'if the
laws of the District do not
meet fair business standards
imposed by other States to
curb improper sales practices
by such dealers, then 1 believe
legislation should be passed at
Evening star., 1960-01-17

Of vandalism that, breaking
out at a Cologne synagogue
Christmas eve, has spread Il
far corners of the world. None
has been reported on German
soil for more than 48 hours.
German authorities specu-
lated that bitter cold weather
with overnight temperatures as
low as 18 below zero, kept
Swastika-smearers indoors.
One town singularly free OF
the manifestations throughout
Is Braunau. just across the
German frontier in Austria
where Adolf Hitler was born IN
1899.
Party Gusts Arrested Pair
"All is quiet here" the Brau-
nau police chief said.
Mr.. Adenauer said most of
the incidents, in Germany and
elsewhere. seem due to hooli-
ganism without any political
background" but the Cologne
outrage appears to be Of a po-
litical nature"
Two 25-year-old men, mem.
bers of the radical rightist
German Reich Party, were ar
rested for desecration of the
synagogue with swastikas nd
See ADENAUER, Page A-6
Evening star., 1960-01-17

HOSPITAL Of TOMORROW
will function without operating
rooms, kitchen, Ioundry or both
room. For O prevew Of unique
institution, see Poee 4 Of This
Week.
DUCHESS OF WINDSOR is back
with new potternS specially de-
signed to fit every figure. For the
first Of her new series, q simple
bosic dress. see Pose l5 Of This
Week.
JAMAIcA'S MoNTEeo BAY is
reputed TO be O rich mons play
ground but budget minded voeo-
tioners con find accommodations
too, reports TroveI Editor Jack
Jonas. For his view Of holiday
in Jomoieo, see Poee C-6 Of the
Trovel Pages.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Shift in Hours
Studied Again
New PIon Sought
For U. S. Workers
BY ROBERTA L. HORNIG
Star Stan Writer

The Budget Bureau is work
ing on another proposal tc
change the working hours oi
Federal employees in'the Wash
ington area.
The bureau still hopes to find
a way to stagger work hours
to alleviate ruSh-hour traffic
peaks despite opposition by
some Of the agencies that
might be affected, according tc
George G. Mullins, chief of the
property and systems manage
ment group Of the bureau.
Work on a new plan was be-
gun when representatives Of
several agencies objected to
some Of the provisions in the
report submitted to the bureau
by the District government ir
November.
The report. according to Mr.
Mullins, would affect too many
people. The bureau hopes il
can make recommendations
that won't affect more than q
fourth of the Federal employees
in the Washington area, he
said.
Commissioners Proposal
The Commissioners proposal
would result in the work day
Of 1854 employees being put
forward by one hour; $3.50 en-
ployes by As minutes: 5l,08t
by 80 minutes, and 20,094 by
Is minutes.
The purpose of the bureaus
new study is to find out
whether there is a need to
change as many employees
hours as the District report
proposed in order to attain the
objective Of lowering traffic
peaks, Mr.. Mullins said.
He emphasized that the new
report would be a "modifica-
ton" Of the Districts, which
See HOURS, Page At
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Secret Police Told
To Love the People

HONG KONG, Jan. Is (AP)
Red China's secret police
have been ordered to love the
people" next month.
According to Ministry of Sc
curity statistics, police per-
formed 4 million good deeds
during a similar campaign last
year - helping farmers SOW
seed, collecting fertilizer and
aiding on road and water con-
servation projects.
Evening star., 1960-01-17

of Oklahoma. by the Civil Aero
nautics Board yesterday in am
Iplif1cation of CAB testimony be-
fore the Senator's aviation
subcommittee last Thursday.
"No comment" was the word
from the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation, which went into
the case full scale after CAB
experts testified that a bomb
could have caused the crash.
At no point did the board use
the word bomb" and witnesses
said the public report to the
committee was presented as
findings of fact without inter-
probation"
But the implication was
strong and Senator Monroney
has expressed firm belief in the
suicide bomb theory.
Carried 100000 Insurance
The two-pronged inveStiga-
ton by the CAB and the FBI
is focused on the body of Julian
A. Frank. 33-year-old New York
lawyer of Westport, Conn, who
carried almost 1000 worth
of life and accident insurance.
Mr.. Franks body. which bore
Injuries unlike those of the
other 33 victims, Vas found
near North Cardinals Kure
Beach-18 or 20 miles from
where the other bodies were
found in and around the main
wreckage.
The National Airlines DC
6B, one OF two substitute planes
sent into service to replace the
Boeing TOT originally scheduled
for the New York Miami trip,
was barely into its overwater
leg when it was crippled.
At 2:3l am. the pilot, Capt.
Dale Southard. a World War
II bomber pilot. radioed his
position over Wilmington,
$4,000 feet. Next check point
Azalea," meaning he would re-
port to en- route traffic control
See CRASH, Page A-13
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Coventry Dedieotine
New Cathedral

BERLIN, Jan. 16 (AP).-
Bishop Otto Dibelius, titular
head Of Germany's Evangelical
Lutheran Church, went to
Britain today to help dedicate
Coventry's new cathedral to-
morrow.
The cathedral replaces one
destroyed by German bombs
during World War II.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Vatican Rolling Out
Cur7et for Adenuuer

VATICAN CITY, Jan. 16
(AP).-Full ceremony of the
Roman Catholic Church will
greet Chancellor Konrad Ade-
nauer Of West Germany when
he pays an official visit to Pope
John XIII next Friday.
Meticulously detailing every
step. the vatican's Sacred Con-
gregation for Ceremony today
issued an 18-page booklet on
the protocol that has been
established for the important
visit.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
D. {. Tax Plan
Due ebyF Feb. |
In Congress
President to Offer
Major Portion of
Budget Tomorrow
BY SAM EASTMAN
Star Stan Writer

The Districts tax increast
proposals. closely tied to thu
city's $252.7 million recon.
mended spending program fol
the next fiscal year, are ex.
pected to go to Congress by
the end Of this month, officials
reported yesterday.
The major portion Of the
proposed budget - limited to
the amount which can be COW
cred under current taxes-will
be submitted to Congress to-
morrow by President Eisen-
hover.
The remainder of the city's
spending program, however
cannot be sent to Congress un-
til the tax program is author
lied for a balanced budget.
With the timing a key factor
in the city's budget battle, Com
missioner Robert E. McLaugh-
lin reported yesterday that the
Corporation Counsels Office is
slated to complete tax legisla-
ton proposals by January Is
1t is hoped the tax bills will be
cleared by the Federal Bureau
Of the Budget and submitted tc
Congress by the end of the
month, Mr.. Mclaughlin said.
Due Before Committee
All but one Of the commits
sioners' seven tax increase rec.
ommendations-a raise in the
real estate levy from $3.50 tc
$3.50 per $l00 Of assessed value
require approval by Congress
But. Mr.. Mclaughlin explained
the commissioners decision tc
raise the real estate tax is tied
in with the remaining six ta1
proposals.
To speed up consideration oi
the commissioners revenue
recommendations, the tax pack.
age is expected to go before q
Joint Senate House committee
Meanwhile, the closed-dool
budget hearings. which got un.
der way last Monday before q
District appropriations sub
commltte are expected to vino
up within few days. Repre-
sentative Rabaut, Democrat OF
Michigan, subcommitte chair
man. had estimated that the
sessions with District officials
would take 10 days.
Although the budget will be
formally submitted to Congress
tomorrow. Mr.. Rabaut's COM
mittee has had figures ap-
proved by the Budget Bureau
under study.
S11 Million Higher
Although details of the city'S
spending and revenue pro-
posals have been withheld
until tomWrow's formal budget
presentation. the Commission
ers have revealed the $252.7
million total and the tax
recommendations.
The proposed budget is sac
million higher than the amount
recommended by the Commits
sioners aides last September
and S1l million more than the
spending total for the current
fiscal period.
A major item in the Dis
trict's revenue program is the
request for the full authorized
$32 million Federal payment
to the city.
In addition to the 20-cent
real estate rate increase. the
Commissioners tax program
calls for congressional approval
of:
A reduction Of the taxable
personal income brackets from
See DISTRICT, Page At
Evening star., 1960-01-17

NATIONAL BOAT SHOW feo-
lures SD croft from luxury cruisers
to canoes ond proms. For q two
poee report from the Golden An
niversory National Motor Boot Show,
see Pages F s ond FL OF the Sports
Section.
MACARTHUR AT 30 lives in self
imposed isoIotion and let's the world
come to him. For on intimate
portroit Of the controversial general
todoy, see Pose ca Of the Editorial
Section.
EDUCATORS PONDER the prob
lem Of teaching students how to
speok and write English correctly.
For on onoIysis Of pressing school
problem, see Beniomin Fines Spot
light on Education" on Pose B-6.
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Nixon Hits Kennedy's
Criticism of President
Defends Eisenhower's Leadership,
Hopeful Of Florida Primary Victory
BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star STAR Writar

MIAMI BEACH, jan 16-Vice President Nixon took issue
today with the Democratic presidential fronrunner
tor Kennedy of Massachusetts, sharply replying to the Sen
atorS criticisms Of President Eisenhowers leadership
Mr. Nixon who appears to have the Republican nomna-
on sewed up asserted at conference that President
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Auto Financing Control
Backed on Capitol Hill
Stur's Expose of Used-Cor Racket
Stirs Droft of Bill to Limit Fees
BY MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star stan Writer

Legislation to curb Washingons uSed-car racket goes
to the Capitol this week. amid assurances support from
both Senators and Representatives
The proposed bill would put a ceiling the amount
Of finance charges imposed customers who buy
used automobiles the instalment plan
AS The Star disclosed in It's Buyer Beware" SERIES
Evening star., 1960-01-17
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

A bright star" blazed brief
ly in the eastern sky of the
Washington area at dusk yes
terday.
1t was a 100-foot inf1atable
sphere. the second to be
Evening star., 1960-01-17
Plane Bomb Theory
Backed by Lab Tests
Body Yields
Metal Alien
ToAircruft's
By CHARLES YARBROUGH
Star stan Writer

Laboratory tests have con-
f1rmed that metals imbedded
in the body of the heavily-in-
sured attorney blown from an
airliner before it crashed in
the North Carolina tidelands
did not come from the plane.
This information was given
Senator Monroney, Democrat
Evening star., 1960-01-17
SPECIAL TODAY:
SPECIAL TODAY:
Ice Creates Pictures
But Troubles, Too

WHEN THE POTOMAC FREEZES photographers have field day
and ofos hove heodueh For picture Of the frozen rivers
the color ond eae Of Sundo The Sar Maaazne
Evening star., 1960-01-17

Mystery Over julien Fronk Increases.
Poae Alb
Bomb Suspicion Roised in Gulf Plane
Crosh. Pose Alb
Evening star., 1960-01-17
TILE (AIrAruEn. Full Report
IHE WEAIHEN. on Poee AZ

District and vicinity-Increasing cloudinesS
and not as cold tonight. Low temperature
near 80. Cloudy and continued rather cold
tomorrow Winds mild from the north at
8 to 10 miles per hour.