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Evening star., 1960-10-15
SYRACUSE TACKLES PENN STATE
Iowa and Ohio Stote
Focing Rugged I ests

80, have a 14-game winning
streak on the line.
Navy ranked fifth, meets the
Air Force for the first time, in
Baltimore.
The Big Eight puts the test
to Oklahoma, which has won OF
shared the title for the past IA
years, when the Sooners meet
Kansas mo. o. The Kansans,
already 20 in league play and
co-favored with Missouri to dis
place Oklahoma, are favored by
IL points. Missouri, ranked
sixth, goes after its second con-
ference victory, against Kansas
State.
Seventh-ranked Baylor, COM
ing out Of the woods through
the running of Fullback Ron
Bull and a tough defense. plays
Texas Tech in a Southwest
Conference game. Another
SWC game finds Texas meet
ing Arkansas, televised region
ally in the Southwest, beginning
at 3:45 pm. over ABC.
Clemson, ranked eighth and
taking a bead on North Caro-
lima States 80 lead in the At
lantic Coast Conference, plays
sophomore dominated Mary
land, while the Wolfpack meets
Duke.
Virginia Plays VMI
Princeton and Dartmouth,
each 20 in the Ivy League, are
outside the loop against Col
gate and Holy Cross, respec.
lively. Yale, also 20, meet.
Cornell. VMI, Southern Con.
ference leader, plays Virginia
which has the Nations longesT
losing streak, 81.
UCLA, 1-0-1 overall bu
untested in Big Five play, ma!
have the strength and mo
bility to match Washington
speed and the passing of All
America Quarterback BoI
Schloredt. The Huskies havl
won their only league game
Southern California and Cali
fornia battle in another BIZ
Five match.
A top intersectional clasl
sends once-beaten Army t,
Nebraska (2-2).
In other major games, Notr,
Dame takes on Michigan State
Northwestern plays Michigan
and Georgia Tech tackles Au
burn. In the Ivy League, tn,
Harvard Columbia and Penn
! Brown games are the othe
headliners.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
Red Sox Sign Youth

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Oct.
Is (AP).-The Boston Red Sox
have higned Ray Newman.
Sacramento City College CEN
terfelder, and assigned him to
Alpine in the Sophomore Lea
Evening star., 1960-10-15
WEEKEND SPORTS
ON RADIO-N

Television
TODAY
Football
Navy VS.. Air Force, WMAL-7,
lis pm.
Basketball
st. Louis VS.. Cincinnati,
WRC-4, 2 pm.
Bowling
Bowling stars, WRC-4, 4:3O
pm.
Bowl the Champ, WMAL-7,
4:30 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7,
l0:45 pm.
Horse Racing
Champagne Stakes from Bel
mont, WTOP-9, 4:30 pm.
Football ScOreboard
collie ge scores, WMAL : Z
4:30 pm.
Golf
All Star golf. WMAL =, s
pm.
Boxing
Jorge Fernandez, VS.. Denny
Meyer. WMAL-7, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Bowling
Championship bowling
WMAL-7, II am.
Tom Nugent Show
Maryland football highlights
! WTOP-9, / pm.
Football
Redskins VS.. New York
Giants, WTOP-9, 2 pm.
New York Titans VS.. Buffalo
WMAL-7, 2:30 pm.
Rudio
TODAY
Football
Navy VS.. Air Force, WRC
lis pm.
George Washington VS.. Bos
ton, WEEL, l:50 pm.
Maryland VS.. Clemson
WTOP, 1:55 pm.
Virginia VS.. VMI, WPIK
2:15 pm.
Notre Dame VS.. Michigan
State, WMAL, 2:20 pm.
VPI VS.. William & Mary
WPRW. 2:45 pm.
Football ScOrebOard
i College scores, VOL, 6:1J
pm.
College and High Schoo
Scores, WMAL, Z pm.
SUNDAY
Football
dSkinS VS.. New Yorl
Giants, WTOP, 1:55 pm.
Colts VS.. Rams. VOL, . pm
Evening star., 1960-10-15

NEW YORK, Oct. is (AP)
The guessing over whether
Casey Stengel, 70-year old
manager Of the Yankees, will
retire goes merrily on, with
the latest report saying he will
remain at the helm because of
the pressure" being applied
to the front Office. .
While the future of Stengel
still is up in the air. his con-
nueror in the World Series,
Danny Murtaugh, walked off
with the National Leagues
manager-of -the-year honors in
the annual Associated Press
poll.
Murtaugh, whose Pirates
drought the world champion
ship to Pittsburgh for the first
time in IS years, won a clear
cut victory over Solly Hemus
Of the Cardinals in the ballot
ing by 1913 baseball writer's. The
Pirates manager received 127
votes and Hemus the remain
ing 66.
1t has been rumored for some
time-even taken for granted
in some quarters-that. this is
Stengel's last year with the
Yankees despite his record of
10 Pennants and seven World
championships in his IL years
with the club.
Change of Heart
However Drebinger, baseball
writer for the New York Times,
wrote today that pressure" in
cluding a petition from the
New York baseball writer's urg-
ing Stengel to remain "indi-
Gates that if the owners at one
time did contemplate a change,
they are now undergoing a
change of heart. Otherwise
why all this delay?"
Stengel. himself, was not
available for comment.
Dan Topping, co-owner o1
the club with Del Webb. as
serted: "if anyone says he
knows what is about to happen
Evening star., 1960-10-15
PRO BASKETBALL
EXHIBITIONS

EXHIBITIONS
Philadelphia (NBA) 97, st. Lodis
(NFAl 95.
College All-Stars 115, New York
(NBA) 112.
Evening star., 1960-10-15

Totals 35 AS 115 Totals SO SO IL.
Halftime score: 5S-5S, tie.
Evening star., 1960-10-15
FIGHT RESULTS

PHILADELPHIA. - Ike White, 1856.
Phtladelphia; outpointed Mel Collins,
1924. Trenton, N. j., 3.
Evening star., 1960-05-20
THE EVENING STAR

Washington. D. c.. Friday, M0y 20. 1860
Evening star., 1960-05-20
ONLY! FRIDAY & SATURDAY!

THE MOST FABULOUS GROUP OF VALUES EVER
ASSEMBLED BY TocDS FURNITURE SHoWRooMs!
Todds mode sensotionoI purchase after onother-at
prices far below normal whoIesole-ond we're passina
these rare savings TO you! Everything is new most
Evening star., 1960-05-20

absolutely perfect; slightly imperfect. All sole
ct both Aexandro and Silver Spring. First come, first
served-al saIes fineI-no moi phone COD. orders.
But OF these low low prices, you teke months
to pay with ToDD'S EASY PAY PLANI
Evening star., 1960-06-08

OPEN THURSDAY $50
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Vandalism,

tConnved From Back Psqel
LESS. DEATHLESS, MATTERLEss. FLEsHLESS,
ADAM-EvELEsS - cHRIsTLIKE, SPIRITUAL - CON-
PLETELY PoPULATNc THE ONE UNIVERSE
WITH iNvULNERABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE. VERIFYING REVEALED
TRUTH, 1000 BIC. - ONE CREATOR. CREATION.
UNIVERSE PERFECT!
Gen. 1881: land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT cREAToRl HAD
MADE AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS [-I-s-l VERY GOOD"
VANDALISM ON PARKED CARS"
Is there any way Of stopping epidemic Of teen-ase
vandalism?
WARD. PATRONS PARK THEIR CARS IN A LOT WITH
SLIGHT INCLINE. YOUNGSTERS TRY ALL THE DOORS
OF CARS. IF THEY FIND SOME THAT WERE LEFT UN
LOCKED, THEY RELEASE THE EMERGENCY BRAKE
AND THE CAR SLIDES INTO THE STREET. MY CAR WAS
THERE LAST FRIDAY.
Unfortunately while it in motion coming
down the street demolished itself and also the whole side
they claim IT my fault
However. that had fhe brakes and there 9TH
way of brskng the We have asked various people
and they admit these youngsters release the brakes for
kicks.
ANOTHER INCIDENT HAPPENED IN A PARKING
LOT At GRAY AND MACK. THE KIDS RELEASED THE
BRAKES; THE CAR ROLLED cRossWsE INTO THE AL
LEY. POLICE CAME AND PUT A TICKET ON THE CAR
AND LEFT IT IN THAT POSITION. SOMEBODY COULD
HAVE DRIVEN INTO THE ALLEY AND ALL COULD
HAVE BEEN KILLED.
THE WEBB-WooDWARD INCIDENT COST sl7o
DAMAGE PLUS DAMAGE ON THE CAR THAT HIT NY
CAR.
No wonder insurance is high If have to pay for
property damage that is not fault.
MARcELLA LANG
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Devil Takes :
Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
1.-THE ONE, REAL PARENT CREATORl HAD MADE,
AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS [--I-s-l VERY Good!
tCen. 1:3l)
(Des. Times 5-o)-"Dr. Walter p. Dobriff, "a,
eopahie physician with offices at 1901 E. State Fair. died
Unexpectedly in his cottage at HyIand Lake Howell
Funeral services will be at PRECIOUS BLOOD
CHURCH was graduate Of Wayne State v. and the
Philadelphia College Of Osfeopafhy :"
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"AROUND THE WORLD UNDER WATER"
Bv James 3 Warner
BY James {. Warner

WASHINGTON May l0-The US.S. Triton, a cruiser
sized nueear submarine. today completed horys first
underwater decentralization Of the globe
ElATED BY THE FEAT OF THE TRITON, THE
WORLDS LARGEST KNOWN SUBMARINE PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER HAD HER SKIPPER. CAPT EDWARD l.
BEACH, FLOWN HERE FOR WHITE HOUSE cERE
MoNY TODAY THE PRESIDENT PINNED THE LEGION
or MERIT ON HIS ALREADY WELL DECORATED
BLOUSE. AS MRS. BLEACH PROUDLY LOOKED ON
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Notebook
Continued from Page "

I'm CALLING THIS AN IMPOVERISHED STATE"
SNAPS THE FAiRMoNT WEST vIRcINIAN, JOUR- TWO
VISITORS HAVE REFUSED TO FACE THE COLD FACT
THAT WEST VIRGINIA HAS BEEN UNDER DEMOCRATIC
PARTY DOMINATION SINCE 1922. HOW, THEN. CAN
KENNEDY AND HUMPHREY BLAME THE REPUBLICAN,
PARTY FOR WHAT HAS HAPPENED IN WEST vIR-
cINIA?"
The Charleston Daily Mail points out that There
two West virgnias There coal West Virginia built upon
and suffering from the msfofvne Of its major natural
And then there is the Of the which,
without being immune the decline in the economy
is built to resist its worst effects.
THE West Virginia story has two sides of which
is often lost TO sight,"
THE WHEELING lNTELLIcENcER WARNS KENNE-
DY AND HUMPHREY THAT "YOU HAVE NOTHING TO
GAIN POLITICALLY BY FLOcCINC DEAD HORSE.
BUT WE OF WEST VIRGINIA, WHO ALREADY HAVE
SUFFERED AT YOUR HANDS AND THOSE OF OTHERS
BY AN DISCRIMINATING OF OUR ECONOMIC PROB
LENS. HAVE SOMETHING TO LOSE FROM A FURTHER
EMBRoIDERINc OF THIS MUcH-DlsToRTED PICTURE.
THE PEOPLE DON'T NEED POLITICIANS FROM
MINNESOTA OR MASSACHUSETTS TO TELL THEM
ABOUT LOCAL CONDITIONS. OR TO ACT AS sPoKEs-
MEN FOR THEM =. THE PARTY FOR WHICH BOTH
or you SPEAK HAS ENJOYED VIRTUALLY UNINTER-
RUPTED CONTROL OF THE LEGISLATIVE MACHINERY,
STATE AND NATIONAL. FOR THE PAST QUARTER OF
A CENTURY THE PEOPLE MAY BE PARDoNED FOR
TAKING A DIM VIEW OF YOUR EFFORTS -"
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Continued from Back Page)
OTHER OBJECTIONS WERE THAT THE FEDERAL
GOVERNMENT HAD NO BUSINESS FINANCING PLANT
MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT OR THE BUILDING OF
FACTORIES IN RURAL AREAS.
WHILE PROMISING SYMPATHETIC coNsDERA-
TON OF A NEW BILL WITHOUT THE FEATURES OBJ
JEcTED TO. THE VETO APPEARED TO FoREcLosE
ANY CHANCE OF LEcIsLATINc DEPRESSED AREA RE-
LIEF AT THE PRESENT SESSION OF CONGRESS.
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IcNoRANTLY TREATING DISEASE, MATTER"
AND ITS FATHER, THE DEVIL AS REALITIES!
HUMANS, ADAM-EvE MYTHS!
c-HI-L-D-LE-S-S CHRIST JESUS THE WAY"
NY SPIRITUAL OFFSPRING YOUR TRUE BEING -
UNIVERSE, PERFECT JESUS: JUDGE NOT BY
APPEARANCES"
1.-THE THINGS SEEN" ARE M-Y-T-H-I-c-A-l!
THE SHINING, STUPID. LAUNDERING ADAM-EvE
HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-cALLED MATERIAL"
WORLD ARE VISIBLE, MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT coUNTERFEiTS AND BuRLES0OEs
OF THE SPIRITUAL. THE REAL, The t'ekNA--
LY HARMONIOUS !
MENTAL PATIENTS IMPERATIVE NEED:
AWAKENINcS OUT OF SATAN BOUND" RE-
LIcIoNs, EDUCATION, CULTURE, HEALING AXIS
RECREATION ENTERTAINMENT, POLITICS! -
THE NoN-cHRsT SCIENTIST!
THE NEW BIRTH: JESUS TO NIcODeMUS.
ADAM-EvE HUMAN PAReNTHooD APES GOD.
THE ONE. REAL PARENT, IN, AND OF, THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE NOT, HOWEVER, READILY PER
cr,vrD Ry nwIcKEp AND ADULTERoUs GENERA
TONS" New IT,.
MARTYRDoMs or JOHN THE BAPTIST;
ABRAHAM LINCOLN:
JESUS INSPIRED MRS. EDDY LIKEWISE.
FEB. 1855 GOD APPOINTS HER TO REVIVE
PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT
OF HEALING" AND TO FOUND HIS ONE. poke'
TRUE, HONEST, COMPLETE, sATAN-FR6E, SANE
CHURCH HIS CHRIST, SCIENTIST - PIKE
SIDED ovEp. nv GODS ONLY INFALLIBLE BIBLE
Jconsnvsd Next Column, Tep)
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Hospital :

CONTINUED from Back Page)
SATURATED. INvULNERABLE. oMNPRESENT HEAv-
EN- AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT
OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS CANNOT BE IN
vADED!
THE WoULD-BE INVADERS ARE M-YT-H-s!
SHINING, STUPID. LAUNDERING ADAMEvE HUMAN
TO THE c-H-I-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS AND So
CALLED MATERIAL" WORLD - SIN, HUMAN
BIRTHS DISASTERS, PESTlLENcES, WARS. LIKE
HELL AND ITS FATHER THE DEVIL ARE g.
cANTIc FRAUDS AND MYTHs!l!
'HosPITAL STAY COSTS $37 A DAY"
"AvERACE DAILY BILL IS BROKEN DOWN:
BY Robert Boyd
Did you wonder why II costs darn much TO 80
TO the hospital?
IN DETRorAREA HOSPITALS THE COST AVER
AGES S37 A DAY. AND THAT DOESN'T EVEN TOUCH
THE DOCTORS BILL
THAT SEEMS AWFULLY EXPENSIVE FOR JUST ~
ING ON YOUR BACK IN A BARE WHITE ROOM
But any harried hospital administrator will be happy
10 give you 81 excellent why hospital stay costs
50 much.
While you're lying there highly organized staff Of
trained people performing multitude OF services for
IT COSTS s22 A DAY ON THE AVERAGE TO KEEP
you IN A HOSPITAL BED.
II costs another SIS day TO find out what's wrong
with you and get rid Of H.
Room and board is misconcepfion from past era
saws Franklin Carr administrator Of Detroit Memorial Hos
pitaI.
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Graduates


CONTINUED from Back Psge)
GOD. ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY CHRIST SCIENTIST, ONE - ONLY SANE -
CHURCH! IMPERATIVE TO LIBERATE THE SHINING,
STUPID LAUNDERING ADAM-EvE HUMAN
RACES FROM THE MYTHICAL DEvILISH. ANTI
CHRIST, PsYcHoPATHlc ADAM-EvE. MURDER
Gus CAIN. JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD OF A FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL,
PHoNY. CREATION. OF THE CHASTITY FARCE
OF [so-cslIedl MATERIAL EXISTENCE" = p. III, NY
ONLY INFALLIBLE BIBLE, PASTOR, THE c.S.
TEXTBOOK - THE ONLY TRUE GUARDIAN. LIBERIA
TOR. OF OUR KING JAMES SENIOR - BASIC -
BIBLE 4! PASTOR AND ALL BIBLES ALL HAVE
BEEN HORRIBLY MUTILATED BY SATAN
BOUND" ADAMEVE TRANSLATORS! = INvoLUN
TARY SPIRITUAL ADULTERERS!
BUT l. YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER COD ALL
HARMONIOUS" EXCLUSIVELY DICTATED THE CON-
TENTS OF THE COPYRIGHTED WRITINGS OF
NY GREATEST NARY. REV. MARY BAKER EDDY -
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES DAUGHTER
REvELAToR, WHOSE MAN CHILD is RULING ALL
NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON! = THE
oMNPoTENcE OF DIVINE LOVE
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SERVED BY THE c.H-LL.D-LE.s-s CHRIST JESUS
THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" WHO
APPREHENDED THE ETERNALITY or REVEALED
TRUTH. 1000 &c. tcen l:3D - AND COD SAW
eNEAy THING THAT he THE ONE REAL PARENT
ckEAroRl HAD MADE AND BEHOLD IT WAS
l-LS--l VERY GOOD"
FESTIVAL : INJURED PUT At 5000"
TEHERAN. Iran, April 2s-The Irsnian Government
0d Rcd Gross rushed aid today 10 the remote southern
fowh Of Lar faened by earthquakes yesterday u
estimated that $500 persons killed. Most OF them
and children attending ehIdrens day fesvi
Ties.
RED CROSS OFFICIALS SAID AN ESTIMATED TO-
TAI OF 5000 PERSONS WERE INJURED WHEN THE
ouAKEs LEvELED THE FARMING COMMUNITY OF l5.-
600.
spokesman for fhe Iranian Red Lion and Sun (Red
Cros said the damage Colossal The spokesman, Hos
sen Kab said the reported death toll Of 500 may
be exceeded Many Of the deaths occurred wen school,
house collapsed holiday gathering Of children and their
mothers.
IT WAS THE WORLDS SECOND MAJOR EARTH
QUAKE DISASTER OF THE YEAR. AN ESTIMATED TO-
TAI OF $500 PERSONS WERE KILLED IN AcADiR, MO-
ROCCO. LAST FEB. ~ WHEN THE CITY WAS DEvAs-
TATED BY TWO TEMBLoRS
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Globe =
eonsInvsd from Bsek Psssy
"cMcLeD GLOBE SUBMERGED

"ckclEp GLOBE SUBMERGED"
ITO MILLION SUB cHALKS UP FIRST"
NEW LONDON, conh-A US. nvclssr svbnsr,ne has
eIre'sd The globe while subsrssd In speeseuIsr lsn.
fe "vIrst" vnmstehsd IN RUsss n wss learned todyv
THE uSS TRITON BiccesT SUBMARINE IN Ttse
WORLD. WILL DOCK At THIS U.s. NAVY BASE WED
NEs0AY AFTER SPANNING THE EARTH IN A SUB.
MERGED VOYAGE WITHOUT PRECEDENT.
The navy withhold details ~ fhe trip psndlnu Normal
announcement expected shortly.
But the Triton. 5.'oofon vessel carrying ls5 men
and eight officers N its nors complement was believed
10 have travelled much farther than the eshs nominal
circumference Of $4,000 miles
THE TRIP WAS REPORTED TO HAVE BEGUN IN
FEBRUARY IN MAKING IT THE TRITON APPARENTLY
WOULD HAVE BETTERED THE SUBMERGED RECORD
OF THE U.sS. sEAWoLF, WHICH REMAINED UNDER
THE ATLANTIC 50 CONSECUTIVE DAYS IN THE FALL
OF 1885,
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DEVIL TAKES AIRMAN FOR so YEARS

Joint funeral services held today in ALL SAINTS
CATHOLIC CHURCH for Bernard l. Monsod Jr.. l9. Of
el28 Rathbone and his wife, Lucia Sylvia n, killed in
head-on collision last Tuesday at Snton, Tex
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PASTOR - HIS "scIENcE AND HEALTH WITH
KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES" BY MARY BAKER EDDY -
GUARDIAN, LiBERAToR OF OUR SENIOR.
B-A-s-l-c PASTOR, TINE KING JAMES PROTESTANT
UibLE - AND ALA 0lslEs
SIstt leSsoN-sEkMUws OF THESE TWO
PASTORS oNLyl
sAuls OF rARsUs: ADAMS. EWES.
PASTORS EXCEEDED!
MeMIAl PATENTS PERSONS. NATi0Ns!
TINE HEALnsc or THE NATIONS" REV. 22:2,
NoN-cHRisT SCIENTIST ADAMS. EWES, NATIONS
ARE MYTHICAL coUNTERFEITs AND BUR-
LEsoUEs OF THE ONE. REAL CREATION. UNI.
VERSE - VERY GOOD" tcsn. 1870 - EXTERNALLY
PERFECT!
TRUE HEALING: AWAKENING TO THE REAL!-
PERFECT THE HEALING OF THE NATIONS" IS AN
AWAKENING TO. AN APPREHENSION, A REEVE
LATIoN OF, TIE REAL CREATION. NATIONS, GODS
OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING - sINLEss
DEATHLEss. MATTERLESs FLESHLEss, ADAM
EvELEss. SPIRITUAL, cHRIsTLIKE - ETERNAL.
~. COMPLETELY PoPULATINc THE ONE. REAL
UNIVERSE WITH sNvuLNERABLe, oMhIpREseNT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT
OF MANY MARVEL GUS MANSIONS tChrisf Jesvs)
"sAYs HOSPITALS HARM MANY MENTAL
PATIENTS"
BY Earl UbeI
ATLANTIC CITY, May Some of fhe psychiafrists
in he audience loved Dr. Nathaniel S. Lehrmans stats.
cal analysis Of mental in hospitals Others hated
IT, Some called II number magic"
DIR. HERMAN GENERATED THIS DIVERSITY or
FEELING AT THE AMERICAN PsYcHIATRIc ASsOcIA.
TONS ANNUAL MEETING, BECAUSE HE HAD
TOUCHED THE HOT CORE OF PsYcHIATRIc SCIENCE:
DOES HOSPITAL TREATMENT MAKE PATIENTS BET
TER?
When Dr. Lehman said that long disqualification would
probably make mildly III patients worse, he drew mods Of
approval from his colleagues had known that pa
tents who in hospitals for long time fare than
those who are briefly hospitaIized.
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Festival -

(Coniinvsd from Back Psgsj
PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD - q MYTHICAL, COUNTERFEIT OF NY,
GODS, OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING - OBJ
-Iccnflnvsd on Nsm Column Top
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY 81, 1860
Evening star., 1960-09-20
Victim S Wife
Lived in D. E..

The wife of one of the mill
tary personnel killed in a
Guam airliner crash formerly
lived in Washington, the Air
Force said today.
She was identified as Mrs.
Eleanor Barry. wife Of Sergt
Johnny v. Barry. who was one
of II Americans who lost their
lives when q DC-6B crashed
on a jungle hilltop yesterday,
killing 78 persons. Mrs. Barry
formerly lived at 1926 Eighth
street Sc.
Another victim was T/Sergt.
Thomas E. Dehart. jr., the son
of Thomas E. Dehart, sr., Of
Radford, Va. Still another
area casualty, one of the sur
viving injured, was Radarman
SIC Michael T. Reardon, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. James P.
Reardon of Winchester, Va.
One Of the survivors told of
signs Of engine trouble on take
off minutes before the big ship
crashed into Mount Barrigada.
Aviation Seaman William P,
Baxter of Nashville, Tenn, re-
membered mentioning his suS-
picions to his seat companion
he told the Associated Press at
a Guam hospital.
Within a couple Of minutes
I felt several jolts and the next
thing I knew I was about 1C
yards away from the plane
with the plane seat under me. "
he said.
Navigator Edgar w. Schwoyel
of San Leandro, Calf, the sole
crew survivor, said the day was
clear and there was no fire
before the impact.
The navigator said he broke
a cockpit window and climbed
out. Then followed several
violent explosions and a vicious
fire"
Evening star., 1960-09-20
1900 Flee
Avalanche in
Italian VALLEY

ROME, Sept. 20 (AP).-The
sun broke through over central
Italy today. But rain still fell
in other areas, adding to floods
and landslides that have so far
killed SO persons.
A fiye-day onslaught Of tor
rental rains may have claimed
still more victims in the still
isolated villages of northern
Italy.
All 1900 inhabitants of the
north Italian village of Gianico
fled their homes last night
when a huge avalanche of mud
aud boulde"S surged into their
va,Iey community in the foot
hIli. of the alps.
The rain has swelled scores of
streams. flooded tens of thou
sands Of acres of farmland,
wrecked many homes and de-
StrcTed communications.
The sun boamed over Rome
arc most of central Italy today.
Tie Tiber began to recede from
flood stage. But along the Ad-
Iiatic and Ligurian coasts and
most of the Piedmont, rain
continued to fall.
Emergency crews worked all
last night trying to repair high
ways and railroads. A single
track was restored on the Rome
Florence-Milan line but most
other major north-South means
of travel were cut.
The Red Cross supplied food
and blankets for about 5000
persons driven from homes,
mostly in the Alpine foothills.
Rescue parties were trying to
reach scores of isolated commu-
mites.
Alongside the Via Aurelia on
the west coast police and SOL
diers probed through debris
covered automobiles pushed of
the highway by floodwaters.
Eleven bodies were found yes
terday near the town Of Tar
quinia, IS miles north Of Rome
on the Via Aurelia, in cars that
were caught in landslides.
Evening star., 1960-09-20

signs that it's attitude has mel
lowed. The UNIV sent 10 dele
gates to the Charleston confer
ence to participate in discus
.sions of unemployment.
UNIV President Thomas
Kennedy. who has criticized
Senator Kennedy on the labor
reform issue, told his unions
officials to take part in the
conference regardless of polit-
ical implications" The UNIV
still is expected to withhold its
official Endorsement, but the
powerful unions leadership
clearly has grown friendlier tc
the Kennedy johnson ticket.
Senator Kennedy's trip tC
Charleston in a way was a
sentimental journey to the
scene of his crucial primary
triumph over Senator Humph-
rey of Minnesota last spring
The candidate and his Dem
.ocratic audiences seemed tc
share a special, nostalgia
affection.
West Virginia made it pos
sible for me to be nominated
he said at the rally.
Pledges Swift Action
Just as he did in the. pri.
mary campaign. Senator Ken.
nedy pledged swift action from
the White House to rejuvenate
West Virginia's economy. HI
called for. development of nat.
ural resources, abandonment
of tight money" policies, Fed.
eral aid for school construc.
ton and teachers salaries, &
national conference on prob
lens of automation and en-
actment of legislation to aic
economically depressed areas.
Senator Kennedy, said hi
Republican opponent, Vic
President Nixon, "is running
on a platform that you nevel
Evening star., 1960-09-20

For hlgh and low tldeS AT the lot
lowing points subtract times indicated
from the above:
Annapolis, 3H hours: Bloody Point
Light. 4 "a hours: Colonial Beach, 6
hours; Deale. 41a hours; Solomon's Is
land, ga hours: Point Lookout, IA
Evening star., 1960-09-20
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Partly
cloudy and somewhat cooler
tonight, low near 62. Fair and
less humid tomorrow.
Maryland-Some cloudiness
and cooler tonight, low in the
sos in the west and 1854 in
the east. Fair and less humid
tomorrow.
Virginia-Fair tonight, low
$3.50 in the west and north and
60-65 in the southeast. Fair, a
little cooler and less humid to-
morrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Winds north at
5-10 knots tonight and tomor-
row. Visibility 5-10 miles.
Pollen Count
The D. C. Medical Society's
ragweed pollen count for the
"a hours ending at $3.50 am.
today is 10 grains per 3.6 cent?
meter square slide area.