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Evening star., 1960-08-15

An operation for a head in
jury failed to oave the life last
night of Henry F. Mum, II, of
1410 M street NV. who was
struck by a car Saturday eve
ming near a street car loading
platform in the TOO block Of
Fourteenth street NV.
His arms full Of flowers, Mr..
Mum, 6 dental technician,
either stepped or fell against a
south-bound auto driven by
William w. Browne, 81, of Kan
sas City. Mo-, police said.
Mr.. Mum died at 1928 pm.
yesterday at Washington Hos
pital Center.
Police charged the driver with
disregarding a sign to keep to
the right, and with driving to
the left of the street car plat
form. An inquest will be
scheduled.
Another accident at 2::48 am.
today critically injured one man
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Information Director
Named by Red Cross

Roy E. johnson, of 412
jefferson street. Alexandria.
was recently appointed director
Of the Red Cross Office Of
public information.
Mr.. Johnson, who has been
with the Red Cross since 1885.
established the World War II
training program for Red
Cross workers serving with the
armed forces.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
THIEVES GRAB
LANES GEMS

Over $4,000 in jewelry was
stolen from the home of Rear
Admiral Richard Lane. USN,
retired, yesterday. police re-
ported.
The thieves apparently
forced a wall safe open in the
second-f floor bedroom of the
home at $500 Springland lane
NV. with hatchet and crow
bar taken from a toolbox in
the basement.
The jewelry included three
carat diamond ring valued at
$500, several necklaces and
brooches. Police said Admiral
Lane has insurance to cover
the loss.
Evening star., 1960-08-15

This means that land now
zoned for single-family houses
would not be rezoned for apart
Mr.. Brown said.
Elimination of commercial
strips in residential sections
would be achieved through
rezoning which would not affect
existing businesses, but which
would prohibit their replace
ment when buildings become
unusable.
ReZoning also would be en-
ployed to strengthen and con-
solidate present commercial
centers throughout the county
Lundberg in Charge
The statement, being pre-
pared under the supervision of
County Manager A. T. Lund-
berg. will set forth policies
aimed at preservation Of the
essentially residential character
Of Arlington. Mr.. Brown said.
He also reported he has re-
quested Commemorative At
torney William j. Hassan to
brief the board about the legal
aspects of the master plan.
The meeting Thursday night
has been scheduled to permit
board members to review COM
pleted portions Of the plan and
to decide what to do about one
of its five major components-
the land use program.
Publication of the latter,
which, according to planning
director Tom Moore, does not
suggest any radical departure
from present zoning, has been
delayed because the board re-
jected staff recommendations
for the Ballston area.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Arlington Board Will Get Outline
For Policy Rules in Master Plan

coalition, Arlingtonians for a
Better County, which controls
three of the boards five seats
and of which Mr.. Brown is a
leader. But heretofore they
have not been consolidated into
a formal document.
1,000-a-Year Increase
If followed, they probably
would limit Arlington's popu-
lation increase in the next 20
years to between 10000 and
10000 people. The limit would
be imposed by restricting con-
struction of new apartments.
But the plan would generally
allow them in sections Of the
county where structures are
deteriorating.
The present $3.50 ratio be-
tween single and multi-family
dwellings would be maintained.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Persons Stricken

NORFOLK, Va, Aug. IS
(AP) Lester S. Parsons, ST.,
Virginia'S Republican national
committeeman, suffered a heart
attack at his home here Satur-
day night. He was admitted to
Norfolk General Hospital where
he was reported today to be
recovering.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
Industry Leader Hits
Drug Hearing Peri|s
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star Stan Writer

The Kefauver drug hearings unorhodox
mail oroer prescription houses and worked against the public
interest Howard c. Newton president the American
maceutcal Association, charged today.
The mail order system dangerous both patients
to the pharmaceutical profession he told opening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Patterson Is Speaker

CnARLOTTE-Dr. f. d. Pat
tcrson. Director Of the Phelps
Stokes Fund, will be the keynote
speaker at the Third Annual
Public Relations Institute to be
held at Johnson {. Smith Uni
versity January 1928
DR.. Patterson is founder and
former president of the United
Negro College Fund. and form
er President of Tuskegee Insti-
tute. His address will be on the
subject: The Alumni: The Key
to the Future of Our Colleges.
Another outstanding speaker
slated for the conference is DR..
Milton L. Smith. ConSultant for
Educational Development for the
Board of Christian Education,
United Presbyterian Church, L.
S.A. DR.. Smith was formerly Vice
President for Development and
Public Relations at Lake Forest
lllD College. His subject will be.
importance of Internal Commun-
ications and the Development
Program
The theme for the institute
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Mich. Veterans
&c &c. nver 11G's

Some 233 -ngan veterans
Who hold participating Gil life
insurance will receive more than
100000 in regular annual
policy dividends during 1860,
Lloyd II Jameson. Manager Of
lae Veterans Administration Re-
sional Office in Detroit, an
nounced today
Mr. jameson said this repre-.
scnls Michigan CT policyholdcr's
share in the national 1860 diyi-
dcnd total Of more than a quarter
billion dollars declared recently
is the VA
He explained that the divi-
bends are primarily refund
10 poIicyho;ders OF part OF their
premium payments. and are
made possible because the
death rate among O. policy
holders continues 70 be lower
than the tables upon which
the premiums we're established
by law.
Policy holdcrs are requested not
TO make dividend inquiries in
advance since this will only de-
lay processing. Mr. Jameson
said Dividends will be paid as
soon as possible after the ami
Vcrsary date Of each policy dur
lrg 1860 For example. if pol
icy was issued June !. the divi-
dcnd Viii be paid shortly after
that daie-uSually by the first
OF the following month
Dividends Will he paid to hold
crS Of both National Service
Life and L S Government Life
insurance policies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

This was an increase Of Sl04,
827 over last years total Of
Sl.843.000.
THE 1859 appeal was our most
successful" Mr. Barton, chair
man Of the board, Baltcn. Bar.
ton Dur4tIne & Osborn, said
This is a tribute TO our local
campaign leaders and workers
During 1853 more than 1000
volunteers v 1rkcd in 1875 cam
)aicn center across the country
to register iese fine results
John D. L airy, vice president.
chrysler Coz D.. headed the Uni.
led Negro College Funds 1859
appeal in Michigan. D. 7. Burton.
superintendent. Burfo Mercy
HosnitaI and Mrs. Haley Bell,
rese co-e,4.rinan for ii-1 este.
UNCf carl-.s. funds ere G.s-
ribuicd among the 33 private,
.crcdited colleges and niNcrSi.
tiee COMPRISING the Fund mem
Dership. LacA year .nc UNfC
appeal raises 10 percent of the
combined educational budgets Of
hcsc intitutions The money is
not specifically allocatcd but is
Used where most needed 49, TO
provide scholarship sid, augment
faculty salaries and maintain
physical plants.
In 1859 as IN earlier years
individuals contributed the lar
,eSt percentage cf tie amount
raised, accounting for S9J0363
Of the total In this category
lifts raised and contributed by
UNCF alumni continued to rise
substantially over previous years
Corporate giving again exceeded
last years mark. amounting Ia
SIT 232 of the total Foundation
gifts totalcd S262 ,232
W J Trent. ir executive
dircclir cf the College Fund
announced that t'NCF received
S2ll.O00 in unrestricted lcgacie:
and requests during 1859 UnleS:
earmarked for a specific pur
/ pose. all requests are deposited
in special reserve fund estab
lishcd to insure the economl,
stability of the colleges Incom,
from invested reserve helps de
fray the costs of the annua
uNCF campaigns.
In addition TO campaign con
'ributions and requests. UNCl
received a grant of 100000 iron
the General Education Board L
set up a special faculty fellow
ship program This program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
W00MundBiock
Club Nclus

The Woodland Ave. Improve
mcnt Association. Unit No. |,
entertained the Riddles of neigh
borhood with Holiday Party
recently, to which approximate
ly 80 children between the ages
Of 5 and IL years, participated.
The gala affair was held at
the Eastern Star Missionary Bap-
list Church, Tennyson and Oak
land, of which the Rev w l..
Hall, is pastor The church was
donated by the officers Of the
cdifice. A variety Of chlldrcn's
games were the order OF the day,
plus, awarding O. prizes. sing
ing Xmas carols and the serving
OF refreshments Of ice cream,
cakes, candies and nuts.
Supervising the Happy affair
were Mesdames Jas. Jackson, Sr.;
Lillian Gaines: Willie Pollard;
Florence NJ. Williams; Grace Ro-
dos; Mary Biaslnsamc; Elva
Agugiam. Still others Mrs. Jas
Jackson. Jr., and the Misses
Carol Roxborough AMI Linda
Rosc; McssrS. Henry Asdisam
and Theodore R0dos.
IIoyt w. Fuller. formerly a..
ISOLATED with the Michigan
Chronicle; JET and EBONY
Magazines of Chicago, was guest
'peakcr at the January meeting
Of the WAIA Block Club. Mr..
EULER gave an interesting and
instructive account Of his visit
To Spain aud Africa. from which
he had recently returned. \
question and answer period fol-
owed the discourse. Refresh
ments were served by the host
css Ga mcmbcr). Mrs. Grace May
Rodos, and treasures Of the or
ganization.
Dr. Broadus N. Butler, assistant
TO dean of i0cr. az. TaNns
state University will address the
group. at It's February meetin
to be held at the residence of
Mr., and Mrs Falks, Gal Wood
land
Fred Hart Williams is prcSi.
dent Of the Block Club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
DAV Seeks
Law Charges

In response 20 indnt queries
from disabled veterans, the Dis
ahled American Veterans cmphl-
sizes that at present only vetc-
rams receiving d disability compcn
sation from the VA for service
connected disabilities rated s.
per cent or more are entitled to
dependency allowances
This means. = sad Commander
William 3 Compton. of The James
Nelson Kcanc Chapter As. that
the law does not authorize pay
mcnts for veterans WITH service
connected disabilities that are
less than 80 per cenicompcrSab.c
Ii also means that veterans who
are drawing pensions for non
service-conncctcd disabilities are
not eligible
Commander Compton point
ed out that the DAv regards
this policy ss discriminatory in
effect. we have asked Con-
gress," he said. ITO amend the
present law so that this badly
needed dependency allowance
may be made available 10 all
service-connected veterans from
10 to 100 percent"
He said ii has long been tho
DAV feeling that the same phi
losophy which agrees that dis
abilities below so percent Shoulc
be compensated according to The
degree of disablement should APP
ply to need for assistance will
dependents.
"A 20 percent disability, 70
! instance, he said, can rende
a man completely helpless anC
unable to support his family fol
periods of time when an injur'
Of chronic illness flares up anC
causes temporary unemployment
and even disqualification
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

ANN ARBOR - judges permit
too many young persons to avoid
Jury duty, Professor Emeritus
John B. Waite of The University
OF Michigan Law School believes.
In the current issue OF the
Michigan Jounransl, laboratory
newspaper of the UNI Depart
mcnt of Journalism. Waite warns
that the jury system is being
weakened through too liberal
administration of the rules gov
crning jury service.
Almost anyone WHO Gains
hardship is likely to be excused
from jury duty he says. This
may be unavoidable as long as
trials continue TO be SO lengthy
Dcploring the larger number
of older citizens on jurlcs today,
he adds, These persons have
no active business or line of
work, no children to look after.
and probably find jury duty a
good way to pass the time.
Waite has written extensive
Iy on problems OF criminal
law, which he taught for 40
years at the UNI prior TO his
retirement in 1852.
He points out that. AN in
tclligcnt jury is very important
because il is sworn TO render
verdict based on the facts, and
on the judges instructions as
TO applicable law But a jury
has the power TO disregard both
of these. That is why we often
sec verdict based largely on
emotion"
Under present Michigan law
any adult of good character OF
improved integrity. Of sound
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

USING WoOos
The Western Pine Associa-
ton reports that wooden
cabinets are becoming in
creasingly popular in kitch-
ems. They, may be used in
conjunction with lumb e r
paneling or not, depending in
part upon the size of your
kitchen. Furthermore, while
many home-owners prefer
the traditional treatments
generally associated with
lumber built-ins and wall or
ceiling paneling, others are
trying unusual installations
and differ n t finishes to
achieve contemporary eff
feet. Today. for e X a m p e,
many people are using pig
mented finishes and are in
stalling paneling in unusual
patterns such as herringbone
and diagonal.
Built-ins can fill a wide
variety of functions and pro-
vide many refinements be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
stor Is B. Student

GREENSBORO, ~ c. - Alvin
AttIes, co-captain and star play
maker with the A and I College
Aggies basketball team, was
listed on the college honor roll
for the fall quarter.
Attles turned in an average
Ct 1888 out of possible 400 and
was near the top in "B' standing.
He is joined in the select group
of students by Paul Swami. star
quarterback and Charles Dcbosc.
halfback and president OF the
Student Council.
All are seniors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

designed TO maintain and i'm
prove teaching standards Of the
member colleges.
The total received by the Col
Iese Fund from all sources in
1859 was S2.458,e27.
Since its inception in 1914 the
fund has raised total Of $780,
lG3,9l8. The annual appeals have
ncttcd S2l,7l3,9l8 Another ST..
$4,000 was raised in a special
,iye.year capital funds campaign
l95l-56) to provide new build
.ngs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

yond ordinary shelf, cup
board and closet storage.
Cabinets for china, glassware,
canned goods, and the like
are a starting point, but you
may wish to build a special
cupboard to house your cleo
trio mixer or blender, a bin
near the back door for rub
bers and galoshes, a closet for
other rainy day gear or coats,
or simply small cabinets, fit
ted in where space allows, to
hold brushes, Gle sers,
canned goods, condiments, or
other kitchen essentials.
Some of the most readily
available lumber and panel
ing for such a project comes
from the western pine region.
The ten species from the area
are ideal for built-ins, walls
and ceilings because they are
easy to work with and will
take any finish you may
prefer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Compel Jurors To Serve,
Nges UNI Professor

judgment, we'll informed and con-
gersant with the Eng.lsh Ian
.uage' may qualify for jury
duty.
Judges can not legally compel
Jury service from a wide range
of groups. however - largely
those involved in public service.
Those not included in the exempt
groups may be excused for ANY
other reason" where the interest
CT the public for tie Juror would
be materially injured. ' This
usually refers TO matters Of health
and family responsibility Waite
believes this provision is too
literally administered by Judges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
Urge Vets TO
Check Records

G.. insurance policyholdcrs,
some six million strong, are urg-
cd by the Veterans Admlnistra-
ton TO check their records to
be sure that. their designated
bcbeflciarics are up to date.
The law gives CT policyholdcrs
the right TO change their bene-
ficiarics at any time without
The consent of the prior bcne-
iiciarics. But unless the change
is officially made, no choice is
given to the VA but TO pay the
claim to the beneficiary Of re-
cord.
Carclcssncss in designating
bcncficiarics may result in UNI
desired consequences, the VA
pointed out. An example is the
veteran who designated his wife
as beneficiary She divorced him,
and he subsequently married
again and raised family.
Should he neglect TO change
his designated beneficiary be fore
he dies his insurance may be
paid 10 his former wife, and his
widow and children will receive
nothing.
PoIicyholders also have several
different options as to how the
insurance shall be paid. Explana-
ton of these options can be OBJ
tain by contracting any VA office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

WORLD WEARY? - No, these lions South Africas
Kruger Game Reserve aren't bored death they're lust
perfectly relaxed They're used annual passing parade
OF thousands of camera-tong American tourists who fire.
quently manage TO snap pictures just like this
Kruger Park is Of the worlds largest ZOOS without
bars forty miles wide and hundred miles long You
easily spend driving through its roadwavs stop
ping overnight at camps in comfortable
nauve-syle cottages Even on visit of days duration
you'll have the experience of lifetime photograrhing
zepras rhnos elephants exotic birds and other indigenous
wildlife right outside your window
In addition Kruger South Africa maintains six other
major game and many bird fish sanctuares
that welcome visitors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

this year will be Student Alumni
IN College Public Relations and
Development" Several panel dis
cusSions viii be offered by ms
titutc members, exploring the
various problems in the theme
area, and seeking possible solu-
items TO these problems.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23
UN(F's 1859 Campaign
Raises Record Amount

NEW YORK Contributions to the United Negro Col
ege Funds 1859 campaign toaled record high OF 81 947
627 Bruce Barton national campaign chairman announced
here this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

The az o00- ol "Vrginia Getty" built Tor an fIIeIlca
oil company sails on her maiden voyage from the Nagasak
yards Of the Msubish shpbudng and Engineering GorP
Japans shpbuildng industry has now asaneu through
exports to the United States, Greece and other mame
nations During 1856 steel ship construction % for
foreign accounts The steel machinery and other
tankers and reighters represent stable imports 'o
the United States cxempyine the two-way nature Oh
foreign trade.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

News for 1860 is the Mark ~
built-in electric range, a truly
different design, with four sur
face units and a full-sizcd master
oven all i'm one piece. Designed
by General Elcctric's engineers
10 provide high style, while saw
ing space and installation costs,
the Mark 81 fits into any stand
ard countcrtop between stand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

Over so. 900. 900 ieleviewers
ore expected TO see The iro-
ditionoI New Years Doy
event over ABC-Tv. Bess
Myerson and Ronald Reogon
will norroie The events os the
7lst annual Tournament OF
Roses promises TO set q
new record in audience
participation. II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-23

This year, The theme for The eolorfvl floaf ,
pooecnt is Toll ToIes ond True. A fypieo-
entry is The Nightingale Siory-mode OF
100000 red roses. orchids, ond tinted
flowers. The eolotvl foot includes blue
herons, red fomineo,, birds OF porodIse
and an Oriental garden scene.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

Furnished or unfurnished. Cole
aiai home In immaculate condition
With 5 bedrms., 2 baths. 1mmedi.
ate occupancy. l., Or yr
lease. Sz76 and 92k0 psr mo.
YFOo., call Mrs. WilliaMs. Fl.
S-6elg.
". c. b 4 y. MILE DIV; GO.
leeitors I'm. 1-446k
Evening star., 1960-08-28

1BEbR0OM HOME-BladensburI
area: 500 mo.
Adson Real Estate Co.
4 uN. A.b1b-UN. <-7l71
Evening star., 1960-08-28
Convenient e tra!n.sEps,; ra!n.sEps,; gas hs'

FTKNNA, vA-3-bedrm. rambler.
q %S nis: sin s:I1:. s1::. !sspDd s' ss II, 'P Il.
$40 Der mo. GLADYS 8. BAR:
NEY. Real Estate Brokers, $40
Center 1t. North. vienna, Va Du.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
CHEVY CHASE
Blessed Sacrament Area

LIST PRESENTATION
Call immed. II you are one Of the
many persons searching for o g.
bedrm.,. 3-bath Colonial WA hn-
ish 3rd fir. on one Of the mos.
beaut. and popular SITS. in ali
Chevy Chase. This immac. quality
home features a Ice. liv. rm.. din
rm., mod. kit, small den plus de-
liEhtful ser, pch. eyerlookins for
full bsmt. w/firepl.: ideal loo. mr..
all schls.. .transp.. Lafayette play
sell quickly. SS9.S5o can Nj
Bradford to inspect, VIII. 6-7S71,
FRANK 3, PHILLIPS, INC.
CHEvY CHASE--Hlessed saera-
ment. Parish. S2e. .a5O. Brick Co
lonial. Center hail. den, powder
rm., bsdrns., . baths, rec. rm.,
REAiisr1Nes CORP. o., 5000.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

hE. 7-lSOO
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
SSS SSSSEE; EvIsST.SsSsoD EoE .SSSoD ~ 1s$SsSSop}s
cER cMLENr hNHEE9IH5ES' vaL95EEsS on FTH SaRMEi- III.
SON ST. NV.
One, 10 rms, I baths plus powder
rin.; spacious brick: custom built:
for eracious living.
Brick, 9 rooms, 9 baths, plus pow
assorssed. Gee sTi rs'' ,ls' lo'Si sid. BEAUTIFULLY
on Huntington st. nw.-LArse.
get: Colonial brick. on = acre.
and den. maids ana buffers GUAR:
terS and bath.
ANY or The ABOVE HoMRs CAN
BE SEM BY CALLING Nh.
LUTYK, IA. e-2267.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
To. 2-1lo6 RA. 3-e233
Evening star., 1960-08-28
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
REAL ESTATE SALE Or ExeH,

DEnKELEY. CALIF.-Mature couple
will exchange de luxe view apt.
near Campanele month around Oc-
tober. for house or apt. vicinity
D. c. write FISHER, ~ Panoramic
Way, Berkeley. Calf.
DOWNTOWN 8.sTORY APT. BLDG.
Toned commercial, excel. eond.,
competitive rents, fully rented.
Owner will trade equity Of approx.
S226.000 for downtown apt. land
or larger building. Box 32-S, Star.
Evening star., 1960-08-28
HOUSES 70 SHARF

ARL. N-Dsehsler viii share sttrae.
rambler: type home with another
sniysssisy IN asH;,,ssr, sss,S; Plane, ss Tv arsel
CAPITOL HRIGMTs. MD.-1aehe-
lof, 4S, white, wishes 10 share
his home with responsible gsntie-
man. RE. H.BsH1.
CAPITOL HILL HOUSE. onFi.
girls desire Sd girl. 9 b0dYms:
patio: a.e.; rent reaS. Ii. 4.7l23.
GIRL 20 to 80 to share lge. house
with ,. All conva best loe., close
tSDn Sam. " ahtt fstS 81 B; WI RS sh1.s worms, h:,
yided. IA. o.l6l1.
YOUNG MAN TO Ghsre 2-bedroon
home with another man: near Pen
OF, f-66ss. morninSS before ii
o'clock; Sunday all day.
Evening star., 1960-01-24
LANHAM AREA

LEwISDALE-Vacant. immed. poss
'-OeasH SEE poR i5fo'ie Yo5RsELp SFlsf ia%0lsr,
Sep. din. rm., lge. kit. full bsmt.
with rec. rnl., and carport.
w. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-lOOO
LEwISDALE - All-brick 4-bedrm
breezeway and garage. Only S2O,-
$50. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan & son