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Evening star., 1960-04-11
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Evening star., 1960-04-11

Danny Thomas-An enjoyable outing wry jim Backus
plays pal Of Danny Williams Backus gets a number
of laughs set up by Thomas as Danny tries to help out
his old pal, who doesn't need it. 900 pmr WTOP-9.
~ Theatre-"AuhOr at Work" fascinating well played
grotesque comedy drama by Friedrich Duerrenmatt
adapted by George White and of the best halfhour
films of the Ernie KovacS stars as an author
without imagination who has written % successful novels
all based on fact Henry Jones appears as a private
detective who has noticed that all % of them parallel
unsoved murders or unexplained suicides There's a
lovely sardonic endngthe associates with top
notch Htchcock-and the whole half hour reminds
that just because it's TV m it doesn't to be bad
This should be with your of morality moth
balls. $50 pm. WRC-4
Evening star., 1960-04-11
ON THE AIR ..~
A Grond , GrumDIing
Family, the McCoys
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

The Real McCoys those oveabe West Virginia hlblles
eating high off the hog the Sheraton last
week and stretched along table that wouldn't
their TV home in Grandpa had knocked connecting
walls down Which he's liable to do. you know.
Grandpa who is Walter Brennan of course supervs
Evening star., 1960-04-11
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonght'S top Slo1DS as preUelUed by TV Keys staff,
l1ho attend TehedrSG match screenings andlyse
scripts in Mem York. Hollywood and elSe1Uhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to area uie1UerS
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
Gods Word Is Truth

The Lutheran Church invites
you each Wednesday evening at
500 pm. to share in the system
attic study of the chief doctrines
of the Word of God. AS search
ers after the Truth, you owe it
to yourselves to thoroughly in
vestigate u claim as being
the Bible Teaching Church,
where is found the power of
God unto salvation to everyone
who believes.
A warm welcome is yours al
ways. Refreshments and good
wholesome fellowship is the or
der of each evening.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
Dates For FilinQ
Protest Complaints
Announced

Leland H. Rayson, B r e e n
Township Assessor, announces
that the Cook County Board O.
Tax Appeals will allow protest
complaints to be filed by Brem-
en- Township Taxpayers between
the dates of January 18th and
January 18th.
Due to numerous inquiries
about how to file Objections
against the assessment of prop
erty, the following explanation
is provided. Under the present
law it is not possible this year
to file objections against the
assessed valuations which ap-
pear on your 1858 tax bills; the
period for filing objections to
the 1858 assessment expired last
September, 1858, However, n
taxpayer may file an objection
against his 1859 real estate as
sessment, which in the case of
real estate would be the same
as it was for 1858 subject to any
increase of assessment which
might have been added because
of the 1859 Quadrennial assess
ment. This may be done now
during January 18th to January
18th which is the period that is
set for accepting real estate
assessment objections for Brem-
en- Township. Usually a ten day
period is designated for each
Township. The owner is then
obliged to file written objec-
tions with the Board of Appeals
located or the 3rd floor of the
County Building, Clark and Ran
dolph streets, Chicago Legal
notice of the time set for accept
ing objections for each Town
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23

ship appear usually in all the
major Chicago papers.
Remember under the law you
file your protest 6 to 8 months
before you get your bill. Also
if you had received assessment
reductions before, you must still
refile your objections during the
Quadrennial year as any reduc-
tions heretofore granted is re-
moved by the County Assessors
office during the Quadrennial.
This Q~uadrennial comes every
four years; 1859 is the year of
the present Quadrennial when
the A assessor re-evalvuates
and reassesses your property
for the next four year period.
Remember further, your assess
ment is the least likely cause
of all the factors which produce
your high tax bill. Anybody
wishing to contest tax rates
must file proper legal protests
in a court of law. The fact that
n pays his taxes by stamping
paid under protest means no.
thing insofar as any ~expectant
tax relief is concerned.
Those taxpayers feeling they
have a genuine error in their
assessment should go to the
County Assessors office and
check their field assessment
card. If this check reveals an
error the County Assessors of
flee can reduce your tax assess
ment accordingly by what they
call objection No. 1 procedure
which must be confirmed by the
County Court. All other reduc-
tons must be entertained by
the Board of Tax Appeals, in
Guiding any and all applications
for tax exempt property.
The County Assessor has re-
vised his assessment manual
providing for more modern,
equitable and realistic methods
of achieving uniformity of rs
sessments in Cook County.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23
Note OF Thanks
January 10, 1860.

The Thomas family wish to
thank the members of Mount
Calvary Baptist Church and
their many friends for their
kind expressions of sympathy
during their hour of bereave-
ment.
May God shower His bless
ings upon you.
Mr.. & Mrs. Zechariah Thomas
and Family.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-01-23

Gossip is the art of saying
nothing in a way that leaves
nothing unsaid." Warsaw
Bulletin.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
New Rings From 0|den Times

IN THE old days in parts of Europe and the Orient girl
didn't any doubt about her marital status No thin
little band of gold platinum would do for wedding
Instead she elaborate ring that could be sped at 20
PAGES Some bands called ceremonial rings elabo
that they only the wedding and
short time after then returned to the congregation
nifty for the next bride to
growing interest in handcrafed copies of ancient we'd
ding bands has been noted by New York shop which special
all kinds ofweddng bands from the simplest the most
complicated Its customers often choose wide heavy rings
with rich ornamentaton instead the plain band and
have revived the ancient custom of using special
mental ring for the wedding then putting
keepsake for special The rings shown here all
order following centuriesod designs well
modern conceptions gathered through extensive
search by the shops owners.
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Shrinks HeI,0rrhoids
New Way
Without Surgery
STOPS ITCH - RELIEVES PAIN

0AOg - 1A~n N6AA6 6S f114S
For the first time science has found
a new healing substance with the
astonishing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids and to relieve pain - without
surgery.
In case after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinksge) took place.
Most amazing of all results were
so thorough that sufferers made
astonishing statements like "Piles
have ceased to be q problem!"
The secret is a new healing sub
stance (Bio-Dyne9) discovery of q
vorld-famous research institute.
This substance is now available in
suppository or ointment form under
the name Preparation He. Ask for it
at all drug counters.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-29
WHO CAN DO 1T? ....-
Geauga g National Bank
Completes First Year

The Geauga County Natio-
nal Bank of Chardon, will OBJ
serve its first anniversary
with an open house on Tues
day, Jan. 3, 1861. Everyone
is welcome.
The bank was organized
during the last few months of
1859 and opened for business
January 2, 1860.
In commenting on the af-
fairs of the bank, James M.
Killpack, President, explain
ed some Of the steps to be
taken in the formation of a
National Bank.
A responsible group of or
ganizerS reach the conclus-
ion that additional banking ia
cilities are required in the
community to be served by
the proposed new bank.
National Banks are super
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-12-29

vised by a division of the Uni
ted States Treasury Depart
ment. The organizers or the
sponsors must be individuals
with excellent regulations.
Before an application is g.
ven serious consideration, a
representative of the Comp
troller of the Currency max
es a detailed study to deter
mine that there is a real need
for the new bank in the area
proposed by the organizers.
When the report of the
Comptrollers office indicates
that the organizers are JUS
titled in their request, autho-
rization is granted to accept
subscriptions for the capital
stock.
When the entire capital is
deposited in escrow, a Board
Continued on Page 81
Smyrna times., 1960-03-24

the daily family meals may be
responsible for all of the MEM
bers of the family being over
weight. While heredity may
play part in obesity, weight
can be controlled by a limita-
ton of calories.
Fallacy:-In the experience of
some people, all foods turn TO
fat-the truth is that fat is the
body's way of storing excess
foods. The source of this excess
may be protein, fat or carbohy-
drate. Fat is formed only when
total energy from these courses
exceeds the amount needed for
daily living.
Fallacy: Meal skipping is a
good way to lose weight: the
Smyrna times., 1960-03-24
Some Facts and Fallacies About
Your Surplus Weight Problems

ent on the foods that we eat.
Many false statements about
weight control pass themselves
off as the truth.
Let's look at the facts:
Fallacy: Obesity is due entire
ly to heredity-the truth is that
obesity is caused primarily by
overeating. More calories are
taken into the body than are
used and, as a result, fat is
stored. Too many calories in
Smyrna times., 1960-03-24

EDITORS NoTE;-This is the third
IN a series of weight control articles by
Janet Coblentz. University of Delaware
Extension nutrition specialist.
Weight, surplus that is, is one
of the hottest subjects nova
days. And it should be because
it affects our vitality, poise, ap-
pearance. our personal and pub
lie relations, our emotions and
our length of life.
Our normal or ideal weight
depends on our age, height and
body build. 1t is also depend
Smyrna times., 1960-03-24

with their leaders, will embark
on a two-day camping trip from
the Youth Center at $50 Sat
urday morning. The squad,
headed by scoutmaster Earl
(Buck) Ford, will journey by
bus to Camp Rodney near North
East, Md, for an overnight pro-
gram based on camping techni-
ques and merit badge work. W..
L. Wheatley, Inc, will provide
transportation. Nelson Everhart,
a member of Smyrna Rotary
Club, sponsors of the Troop 1876,
will lead the boys in a devo-
tional service Sunday morning.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-24

truth is that meal skipping is
a poor way to lose weight. 1t
actually may increase appetite
for the next meal or for be-
tween meal snacks. Skipping of
meals is likely to lead to the
choice of unbalanced diets. Ac-
tually, several small and regu-
lar meals each day may pro-
vide greater satisfaction to the
person on a reducing diet than
the normal three-meal pattern.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-24

vice committee of the Odd Eel
lows and Rebekahs of Delaware
was conducted Saturday evening
in the quarters of Chosen
Friends Lodge No. 35, Harring-
Smyrna times., 1960-03-24

ton. Chairman Elmer West pre-
sided at the business session,
held in the host lodges new
facilities, a former edifice oc-
cupied by Holiness Church.
Smyrna times., 1960-03-24

Odd Fellows Convene
A meeting of the general SER
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Lloyd Discounts
Any Rift Between
Soviet, Red China

VIENNA, Austria, June Is
CAP).-Foreign Secretary Sell
wyn Lloyd of Britain cautioned
the western world today
against drawing comfort from
the apparent policy rift be-
tween the Soviet Union and
Communist China on the ques-
ton of peaceful coexistence.
Il have noticed the differ
ences of emphasis in the Com
munist camp and 1 find them
interesting" he told a news
conference at the end of a
three-day visit here. Il think
it would be a mistake, how
ever, to bet to much on actual
or alleged slips in the Commu-
mist camp"
Premier KhruShchev told a
Romanian Party congress this
week Soviet policy would con-
tinue to be based on peaceful
coexistence. Red China agreed.
except that Peiping declares it
is impossible to coexist with
the United States.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Tokyo Mob Shouts
Yankee Go Home

TOKYO, June 25 (AP).-
Nearly 5000 pickets chanting
Yankee go home" marched
past the American Embassy
toward Parliament today in
Japan's 11th straight day of
leftwing demonstrations.
The marchers were blocked
by a solid wall of police so
yards short of the embassy
building. They continued to-
ward Parliament and the
Official residence of Prime
Minister Nobusuke Kishi. where
some dispersed.
Some of the demonstrators.
organized by the Communist
Party and leftwing labor unions,
carried placards demanding a
pullout of American troops
from Japan and South Korea.
Similar demands were voiced
by a rally of 5000 pro-Red
Korean residents of Tokyo, held
separately to mark the 1Otn
anniversary of the Korean war.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
WINDOW BURGLAR
GETS $4,000 IN
CARRIERS GEMS

NEW YORK (AP).
burglar smashed a display
window at Cartier's world
famous jewelry store be-
fore dawn today, scooped
100000 worth of gems and
sped off in a getaway car.
In his haste he left in
the splintered glass of the
18-inch-wide and 35-inch
deep window three rings
worth more than $4,000.
The thief used a bolt
cutter to shear the paddock
off a heavy metal grill
protecting a doorway and
window at the store at
Fifth avenue and Fifty
second street. He smashed
the thick plate glass with a
sledgehammer.
Conrad Nillson, one of
three guards in the four
story building, said he
heard the crash and saw
the getaway. He fired two
shots into the ceiling to
summon the other guards.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

tion that a murder charge is
pending againS, the suspect.
Anne Arundel authorities were
awaiting the leturh of Capt.
Elmer Hagner from Memphis
before proceeding with formal
filing of the charge.
While the FBI made no COM
ment on the other four un-
solved murder cases, police in
Prince Georges and Anne
Arundel Counties in Maryland
and police in Virginia were
going beyond routine reaction
on the pickup of a murder
suspect.
They were reviewing the
mysterious Staying of the Jack
son family in 1859. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll v. jackson and
their two daughters, Susan
Ann. 2, and Janet, 18 months,
vanished January IL, 1859,
while returning to their Apple
Grove CVaD home after visit
ing relatives. Six weeks later
the bodies of the father and
younger daughter were found
in a shallow grave 2 miles west
of Fredericksburg, Va.
Ten days later, near Annap-
oils, the bodies of Mrs. jackson
and the other daughter were
found buried.
Earlier this month, a Fairfax
Trash Man Committed
County trash man was COM
mitted to a Virginia mental
hospital after Dutch Telepa-
thist Peter Herkos fingered him
as a suspect in both the Jack
son and Harold slayings.
Mrs. Harold, a clerk-typist at
Fort Meade, Md, and mother
of two children, was shot
through the head in a parked
car on a lonely dirt road near
Route $50 in Anne Arundel
County, IL miles from Annap-
oils, on the afternoon of June
26, 1857.
She had been sitting in the
car with M/Sergt. Roy D.
Hudson.
The sergeant said a tall.
bushy- -browed, man" climbed
into the parked car, pointed a
snub-nosed revolver at the back
of Mrs. Harold's head and de-
manded money.
Before the couple could re-
ply, he fired once, killing Mrs.
Harold. Sergt. Hudson fed for
help. When he returned, the
slayer had gone, leaving Mrs.
Harold's purse containing SOL.
The Associated Press reported
See HAROLD, Page Az
Evening star., 1960-06-25
81 Killed in Crash
Of Brazil AirIiner
Grill Explosion Kills
Alexandria ATTORNEY

Richard S. Luckett, jr., 3S-
Alexandria attorney,
died today from burns suffered
when a geySer of flame en-
veloped him as he was light
ing his backyard grill with an
alcohol shellac thinner.
Mr.. Luckett poured the thin
ner from a gallon can onto the
charcoal in his brazier and the
fluid exploded.
Neighbors who rushed to his
home at 3ll Park road when
they heard the explosion at
$50 last night theorize the
thinner was ignited by hot
Goals in the brazier.
Wife Beat at Flames
Mr.. Luckett, dressed lightly
in shorts and sports shirt, was
enveloped in the flames which
shot out of the can. His wife
Virginia attempted to beat out
the flames and then urged him
to roll down the sloping back
yard.
Despite his agony and shock,
Mr.. Luckett followed his wife's
instructions. Joseph M. Man
ming of 1919 South Walter Reed
drive. Arlington, who was Wis
iting next door to the Luck
etts, found Mr.. Luckett lying
on the lawn still af1ame when
he arrived. Mr.. Manning beat
out the rest of the flames.
Battalion Chief Milton T.
Penn of the Alexandria Fire
Evening star., 1960-06-25

Mr.. O'Brian continued to
pose for pictures while police
chased Janusomis. the photog-
rapher said.
Mayor Bobrovnikov made no
comment on the incident.
Mayor Miller declined to dis
cuss the incident further. say
ing it might "jeopardize inter-
national relations"
Evening star., 1960-06-25
Harold Killing Suspect
Faces July 6 Hearing

Melvin Davis Rees. jr., 81, was
in Federal custody in Memphis,
Tenn. today, awaiting q hear
ing on July 6 in connection
with the murder of Margaret
v. Harold.
The former Air Force man
and University of Maryland
student was arrested by the
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton in West Memphis, Ark,
yesterday on a specific charge
of unlawful flight to avoid
prosecution" in connection with
the Harold Staying, which oc-
CURED in 1857 near Annapolis.
He is now being held under
$50,000 bond.
Rees was arrested in, the
Arkansas town across from
memphis, Tenn, Where ne was
working as a piano salesman.
A nightclub singer who identi-
fed herself as Mrs. Rees blamed
his implication in the Anne
Arundel murder on an ''inSanely
jealous former musician friend"
who accused her husband of
the Staying in a letter written
two years ago.
Warrant Issued in Baltimore
In Baltimore, United States
Commissioner Ernest Volkart
said he issued the fugitive war
rant against Rees yesterday,
based on an aff1davit by the
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
Evening star., 1960-06-25

Hugh O'Brian, and two Cana
dian Mayors, was hit squarely
on the neck.
The egg-thrower, identified
by police as Ged Janusomis. 20,
was caught after a 10-minute
chase through Victoria Park.
He was arrested on undisclosed
charges and later released on
5000 bail.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

that the Korean war was a
Communist victory.
Communists in other parts of
the world Joined the North
Korean cry as they proclaimed
a "jolnt struggle" to drive the
United States out of South
Korea.
In Hanoi, capital of North
Wet Nam, 10000 persons
gathered yesterday and adopted
a resolution demanding that
United States imperialism get
out of South Korea and South
Wet Nam"
In Japan, pro-Communist
Koreans held anti-American
rallies at so places throughout
the country.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

Korea and other parts OF Asia
as well.
While all was quiet on the
military front. North Korea.
supported by the Communist
world, trumpeted its demand
for a United States pullout in
rallies, over press and radio and
in a meeting with U. N. COM
mand representatives near Pam
munjom, where the Korean
truce was signed.
General RetOrts
But on the Western side,
Gen. I. D. White, commander in
chief of the United States Army
in the Pacific. issued a retort.
In a war anniversary state
ment, the four-star general,
whose troops guard the truce
front, warned against bowling
to such a demand.
Our stand in Korea made
clear to all that democracy
and freedom are not mere words
we speak but a concept of gov
ernment and a way of life for
which we will fight to death" "
Gen. White said.
The continued physical pres
ence of armed United States,
United Nations and ROK troops
along the demilitarized zone
and elsewhere in Korea is q
mighty deterrent to further ag-
gression. Equally as important
as the maintenance of our
strength is our proven deter
mination to use it when neces-
Sary. -.
I'VE know that the enemy
will attack again whenever and
wherever he sees weakness and
indecision instead of strength
and determination. How long
the threat Of attack will last
no one knows"
Other Reds Join In
Reports from Pyongyang SAID
300 900 Koreans gathered in the
Red Korean capital in an an
niversary eve rally yesterday
and shouted "Yankee-go-home'
demands.
Speakers revived war atrocity
charges against United States
troops and played on the theme
Evening star., 1960-06-25
! American
Aboard; Ship
Falls in Boy

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
June Is (AP) A Brazilian air.
liner with 81 persons aboard.
including at least one Ameri-
can. plunged into Guanabaral
Bay last night while approach
ing Rio de Janeiro. Search
teams found parts of bodies
and wreckage but no survivors
The twin-engined Convair. on
a 600-mile flight from the new
capital of BraSilia with a mid
way stopover at Belo Horizonte
was listed as missing nearly
eight hours.
The crash was confirmed
early today when navy search
crews found the planes wreck
age in the bay of the island of
Paqueta, about 10 miles up the
bay from Rios Dumont Air
port.
Later the searchers reported
finding parts of bodies and
pieces of luggage that had
f1oated up on the beach.
American Official Aboard
Among those listed aboard
was Newton B. Thompson, a
native of Waterville, Me, whd
was an official of the American
Bond g. Share Electric Co.
A spokesman for Real Air
lines said the passenger list
carried other Anglo Saxon
names, including George
Pfistern, Janet S. Latter and HI
/ V. Lee. But the line could not
confirm their nationalities o1
give their addresses.
Mr.. Thompson's wife told re I
porters in Rio that her hus-
band had been in Belo Hori !
zonte on business.
Earlier reports had said thA
plane might be carrying sew
eral Brazilian Congressman whd
often travel from BraSilia fol
week ends in Rio. 1t was later
learned that only one con-
gressman-Jose Comes Talaricc
had boarded the fight id
Brasilia. Arriving at Belo Hori-
zonte he learned the plane
would be delayed.
Il had to be in Rio early, 4
he told newSmen later. Il asked
If / could transfer my ticket I'd
another airline leaving sooner
The airline said it could moi
make the transfer. I bought
another ticket and I'm alive
tonight"
Preparing to Land
Real Airlines said the plano
left Brasilia with II passen-
gers and five crew members
1t picked up the remainder
including a woman and infant
at Belo Horizonte, hallway be-
tween Rio and Brasilia.
The airlines said Pilot Joad
Belloc radioed the Santos Du1
mont Airport tower shortly
before 6 pm. He said he was
approaching the landing field
at 1900 feet and was Just ove1
Paqueta Island. Then the radld
went dead.
OfficialS at the tower had be-
lieved at first that the plano
had turned off course and col
lost in the heavy fog that
blanketed the area.
Evening star., 1960-06-25
French and Rebels
Set Up Paris ToIks

TUNIS. June 25 (AP).-A
representative of the Algerian
rebel government left for Paris
today to set up a conference
between rebel Premier Ferhat
AbbaS and French officials to
discuss a truce in the 51a-year-
old rebellion.
Ahmed Boumendjel, Algerian
director of military and politi-
cal affairs, made the trip ac-
companied by Ben Yahia, chief
aid to AbbaS.
President Charles de Gaulle
has promised the rebel ennis
saries safe conduct to France
and the right to return at any
time.
Evening star., 1960-06-25

Department, a friend and
neighbor of the Lucketts, who
lives nearby at 303 Park road,
arrived at the scene shortly
after Mr.. Manning. AS Chief
Penn leaned over Mr.. Luckett,
the victim uttered: "Milt, tell
them it was alcohol"
Soon afterward, an ambu-
lance took Mr.. Luckett to Alex
andria Hospital. He died there
at 7:55 am. today.
Both Mr.. Manning and Chief
See LUCKETT, Page Az
Evening star., 1960-06-25
WYATT EARP STANDS BY
RedMoyor Egged in Canada

NIAGARA FALLS, Ontario,
June Is tAP) The Mayor of
Moscow was splattered yeSter-
day with a raw egg, thrown by
a man believed to be a Lithu-
anian refugee, as he posed for
pictures during a goodwill tour
of Canada.
Nikolai Bobrovnikov. who was
posing with TVS Wyatt carp.