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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-22
ALL SET

He is a lucky sailor. He has a
wife and cigarette lighter = both
working.
Prop Wash. Oak Harbor, Wash
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-22
A GOOD QUESTION

Said one caSket to the other -
Is that you coffin?
The Indian. Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-01-22

EIectronicaIIy Balanced Wheels
Front wheels and tires are bal
anced at the factory. Helps make
that new ride revolutionary!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
'Orphon
AIunnnue'
To Hold Sale

The Orphan Alumnae"
Club of Washington will hold
its annual rummage sale at
1855 Columbia road NV. on
Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
Selling the fur coats, mems
suits, hats, shoes, jewelry on
those days will be members
Of the National Park College
Alumnae group, that now has
no home" college. but keeps
up its endowment fund at
Children's Hospital each year
with a big sale.
National Park College was
sold to the Government at
the end of World War II.
The former sorority houses
which once saw gracious
parties for Irene Castle,
Thelma Chrysler and Liz"
Maytag when they were stu
dents, now are part Of the
Walter Reed Hospital for
Veterans.
Chairman of the 1860 sale
Is Miss Marian Tretheway.
JU. 9-0412. Assisting her are
Miss Mildred Getty, Mrs.
Angelo Clas. president of the
club; Mrs. Clyde Clup and
Mrs. Charles Camalier.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
RIGHTS LEADER
TO SPEAK HERE

The Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth,
Birmingham. Ala. leader in the
drive for civil rights. will adj.
dress the Michigan Friends of
the South at Central Methodist
Church, % East Adams at Wood
ward, Detroit. Saturday dune III
at 8 pm. This is a public meeting
with no admission charge.
Mr. Shuttlesworth will speak
on Report From the South. in
GLIDING his own experiences in
defending the rights of all citi-
zcns to enjoy equal rights. He is
president of the Alabama Chris
tian Movement For Human Rights
which aims at winning civil
rights in the south by nonviolent
methods.
Among the sponsors OF the
Michigan Friends Of the South
are Prof. Russell Brodhead Of
Wayne State University. DR.. Sci.
pio Murphy, Atty. Dean Robb,
the Rev. Charles a. Hill, Or.
VIM. =. Coins, and Mrs. Marvel
Rsskin. Atty. George w. Crockett
will chair the meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
AjC Proposes
Attack On Bias

NEW YORK - A nationwide
attack on prejudice and diScrim.
nation through a Federal Bureau
of lntcrgroup Relations was pro
posed here today at the national
biennial convention of the Amer.
lean Jewish Congress.
Dr.. Alfred j. Marrow. chair.
man Of the New York City Com.
mission on Intergroup is the
natural and logical agency to
lead tho fight against bias and
bigotry based on race, religion
and national origin"
Dr. Marrow called for cstab.
liShment of a bureau in the De
partmcnt of Health, Education
and Welfare patterned after the
u. S. Childrcn's Bureau. The
new bureau would be charged
with applying social science
and social action to the nations
biggest single domestic problem;
racial tension and group hosti.
lily" he said.
The New York human rela-
ton official. who has also ser.
we'd as chairman Of the Amcri-
can Jewish Congress Commission
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
"FBI SCANS ACID SCARS IN $50 AUTOS"

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AND FOOLS EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD. THE CHASTITY FARCE
Of [SO-cALLEDl MATERIAL EXISTENCE! p.
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INE. MATURE, SPIRITUAL REBIRTH, APPRE-
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THE SPIRITUAL LUNACY OF TIGER OWNERS.
LETTING THE DEVIL HELP THEM MAKE EASY
MONEY A NUT HOUSE DELUsIoN!
See KEY TO TIGERS. Page
SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF ETERNAL
PERFECTION OF GODS CREATION YOUR TRUE
BEING +! : AND EXPOSURE OF The myths :
DEVIL. HELL. SIN. BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEAIh
WARS. MATTER E! ADAkl-EvE. MURDER0US
CAIN. JUDAS : "CHAsTLY FARCE" : FOOTING
SAULS OF TARsUS. 90 YEARS PLUS Rip VAN
WRINKLE. NON-CHRIsT SCIENTIST clergy!
LAYMEN. LEADERS. MASSES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

on Community Intcrrelatlons,
warned, however, that THE pro-
blem cannot be dumped into
Uncle Sans lap.
The most important role in
building better relations among
all our citizens must be played
by individuals and community
organizations, working with state
and municipal groups, TO reach
into the daily lives and day-to-
day practices Of people" he de-
clared. In this process, the
federal government would act
as a kind of catalytic agent,
dramatizing the problem and
focusing attention on ways and
means of meeting it,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
BOY BICYCLIST KILLED BY CAR"
George Burton. Jr. Free Press $40
AM-Y-T-H OF THE ANTI-C CHRIST,
PSYCH0PATHIC. ADAM-EvE PARENTACE.
N0N-CHRlST SCIENTIST THEOLOGY,
THERAPEUTICS. EDUCATION!


BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF,
George Burton, Jr., 8, of 27ll Tuxedo died in Re-
eevng Hospital early Thursday eight hours after he was
struck by Car while riding his bicycle on Webb between
Linwood and Lawfon.
Mrs. Ruth Rozier. 10. of 27l9 Hardwood, told police
the boy ran out OF driveway into the in front of
her car at pm. Wednesday. She was not held.
i.
~ RUSSIANS BUSTED IN SWISS SPY CASE"
DIPLOMATS SEIZED IN ZURICH BEFORE
MEETING AGENT WHO HAD SECRET
MILITARY DATA"
NY. Times 5-l2
GENEVA, May II - The Swiss Government ordered
two members of the Soviet Embassy in Bern today TO leave
the country Immediately" for having engaged in espo-
mage.
"FRUEHAUF TRAlLERS WILL BE MADE UNDER
LICENSE BY KELLY ENGINEERING WORKS. LTD, OF
KINGSTON. JAMAICA. FOR THE LATIN AMERICAN AND
WEST INDIES TRADE"
world of Wheels" by Fred OImsied
Free Press Avtomotive Editor 5-24
THE EDITOR AND THE NEWS by ERWIN D. CANAAN,
Editor Of The Christian Science Monitor"
"DIPL0MATIc AFTERMATH"
"MR. X SNATCHED DEFEAT
FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY"
THE UNcoMMlTTED OPINION WHICH HAD BEEN
SHOCKED BY THE AMERICAN FLIGHTS AND THE IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

cidcd TO mail a formal uliimat-
UNI TO downtown stores request
lns dcScgregation Of lunch coun-
tcrS by Thursday, March 21."
Meanwhile. church leaders of
all faiths took a hand in the
issue. They arranged a meeting
with the store managers, March
10Th. The all-day session end
co with an agreement among
almost all of the managers that
hey would dcsegregate their
lunch counters the next day, !"
the report asserts.
The chairman of the mediating
committee called together four
leading Negro citizens. all of
whom were associated with Ma
ACP, to explain the new policy
and to ask for suggestion toward
approximations the report con
tinueS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
Texas Indignation Sets Pace

ATLANTA - NAACP activity
is credited with the achievement
OF lunch counter dcsegregation
in two Texas cities in a detailed
2l-pagc special report issued this
week by the Southern Regional
Council.
The study was made for the
Council by DR.. Kenneth Morlant,
chairman of the department o.!
sociology and anthropology at
Randolph-Macon Woman's Col
lege at Lynchburg, Va. II re-
ports on lunch counter dcsegrc-
cation in Corpus Christi, Calves
ton and San Antonio. The de
cisive role of the NAACP in
Corpus Christi and San Antonio
IS recorded. On-thc-spot invest
igations were made in each of
the three cities.
In Corpus Christi, the report
points out. the local NAACP
took the lead in asking fer de-
segregation" DR.. ii. Boyd Hall.
former NAACP state president.
initiated a series of conferences
with store managers which led
TO the abolition of the color
bar at the lunch counters Of
Walgreen's, Grants, Kress and
Lichtenstein's, a local depart
mcnt store, on March %. Pre-
viously, Woolworth's and the II.
f. Butt grocery store chain had
dcsegregated their lunch coun.
ters.
On March z, Dr. Morland re-
ports, "a IL year old college
freshman, president of the San
Antonio youth group of the MA.
ACP, began sending letters to
d owntOwn stores requesting
equal service for Negroes. On
March IL, at mess rally of
1900 Negroes, the NAACP de
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
Honors Graduates
OF Little Rock

LITTLE ROCK The NAACP
applauded three Negro graduates
from token-i n egrated high
schools here this week, including
two of the original Little Rock
Nine.
The Associations Executive Se-
cretary Roy wilkins told the
students in telegram dispatched
today that by your patience,
courage and determination, you
have demonstrated the highest
values of citizenship.
~ n d e r tremendous stress"
Secretary Wilkins added, you
have persevered, maintained a
good scholarship record and been
credit 10 your race. your COM
mUnity ard the nation"
The two Central High School
students. veterans of the Septem-
Der. 1857 Faubus-crcatcd crisis,
are jefferson Thomas and Carlot-
Ia Walls The third is Effie Jones
of Hall High School
CloStcr B. Current. the Associa-
tons director of branches, was
scheduled TO attend the Central
High graduation ceremonies Mon
day evening, May, at Quiglcy Sta
dunn
Both Central High graduates
and their families have under
gone numerous pressurcs. intimi-
dationS and rcprisalS. Ellis Thorn
as. father Of jefferson was dis
charged after 10 years employ
mcnt by international Harvester.
lie was subsequently arrested
while guarding the home of Mrs.
Daisy Bates, leader Of the state
NAACP.
The home where Miss Walls
lives with her parents was bomb
ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
DETROIT NAAcP
ENRClLS $4,000

DETROlT-Thc NAACP closed
its annual membership drive here
this week with an enrolment of
10000 making il the Associa-
tons largest unit to ate in the
current nationwide drive.
EDWARD M. TURNER. prcsi.
dent of the local NAACP organi-
cation, praised the work of Cam.
paign Chairman William T.
Patrick, Jr., for exceptional lead
ership in tapping all available
community sources.
Outstanding area division lead.
ers were Mrs Barbara Simmons
and Horace Sheffield both of
whom accounted for more than
1000 members. The campaign
was under direction of Colin
Cromwell. field secretary from
the NAACP national office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

Councilman William 7 Pat,
sicl: Jr. is playing a prominent
role IN unfolding Mayor Louis
Mlriani's veto OF the proposed
City income tax of ] per cent
on the earnings of people who
live or work in the city Of De-
troit.
Three council members voted
to sustain the Mayors veto after
the Mayor had attacked the tax
in his veto message, while five
members voted TO override the
veto.
Voting with Councilman Pat
rick were Blanche Parent Wise
and Edward Connors.
a series of public hearings
have been slated before the tax
question arises before the coun-
Gil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
New Labor Council
Hailed By Wilkins

NEW YORK - In a letter OF
felicitation to A. Philip Randolph,
veteran labor leader and con
veneer of the Negro American
Labor Council, NAACP Exccu.
tive Secretary Roy Wilkins ex-
pressed the hope that out of
this gathering will come a vigor
Gus force in the struggle for
equality in citizenship in Ameri-
ca"
The organizing meeting of the
NALC was scheduled for bet
,oit, May 27-29. Mr.. Wilkins
expressed his regret that pre-
vious commitments made it i'm
possible to attend the session.
The Association will be repre-.
scented at the conference by
Herbert Hill, labor secretary.
The NAACP, Mr.. Wilkins said
III his letter, believes that to-
day Negro workers, more than
any other group of wage earn
crs, need a vigorous and militant
cadre within the labor move
ment. We have supported and
will continue to support the le-
ultimate and desirable society
that is sound and just.
The NAACP leader noted that
organized labor has made some
progress toward the elimination
Of racial discrimination within
its ranks, but it has been spot
ty and slow, far too slow when
compared with the speed of
chronological advances.
1T has been fashionable in
very recent past for certain ones
who pose as analysts to assert
that the NAACP is at war with
the organized labor movement, y
Mr.. Wilkins said. IN o hin G
could be more silly or more
futile of further from the truth.
II would be as valid to say the
NAACP is at war with the
concepts and ideals of the Unit
ed States of America" he con
;inued.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
Seek Desegreeotion
Of Tompo Schools

TAMPA-The local NAACP this
week urged Negro parents to
seek to have your child admitted
TO the school of your choice
nearest your present home adj.
dress"
The NAAcP open Letter 70
Tsmps's Negro Parents" which
contained The appeal, followed
close behind an announcement
by Crockett Farrell. local super.
infendant OF schools.
Mr.. Farrell had told local
groups that indignation is closer
than you think" lie also wrote
Negro parents advising them Of
their rights 10 send children to
any school for which they are
eligible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
PATRICK SUPPORTS CITY TAX VETO
Citv Income Tax Killed
Alter Mayer $ Veto

Patrick VINO NoicG ID uphold
Mayor Miriam. veto, said Coun-
ell should go right ahead in work
ng out an income tax program.
II favor reintrodvcing an in
come tax ordinance at our for
NAL meeting next Tuesday and
proceeding with our public hear
ings." Patrick said.
My objection has been to the
enactment of the tax without
advance public hearings" he
ADDED.
But still favor the tax-and
think we should proceed to con-
sidcr il for the l96l-62 fiscal
year
Council passed the income tax
ordinance a week ago-May "a.
Councilmen Patrick and Wise
were the only disscntcrs, and
the measure seemed TO have
enough support to override the
expected veto by Miriam.
Miss Beck, the Council Presi-
dent, said she thinks an income
tax still can be passed in the
l960-6l fiscal year beginning
July /.
But most City Hall observers
said that was highly unlikely. if
not impossible, even though the
tax is far from dead issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
Hawaii Gets New
NAACP Branch

NEW YORK - The National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People has establish
ed a local branch in the newest
state of the Union, at Honolulu,
Hawaii, Gloster B. Current di-
rector of branches announced
this week.
Other new NAACP units char
tered by the Board of Directors
include a branch in McKeesport,
Pa, and a college chapter at
Morris College, Sumter, S. c.
Also NAACP youth councils at
Winter Haven, Fla; Coffeyville.
Kan; Jefferson County, ILL.,; and
Greenville, S. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04

Associations labor secretary.
Horace l.. Sheffield, a mem
Der of the councils board and
an active NAACP worker, made
the announcement of the coun-
cii's sponsorship of the dinner
this week in Detroit.
Friday night, June "a, has
been designated Youth Night"
at which time the Association
will pay tribute TO the achieve
ments of its youth units in the
student protest movement again.
st discrimination at Southern
lunch counters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
Labor Council TO Sponsor
Convention Luncheon

NEW YORK - A labor din
ner for delegates attending the
5lst annual NAACP convention
in Saint Paul, Mimi. June 21-
Is, will be sponsored by the new
ly organized Negro American
Labor Council.
Scheduled to address this din,
ner session Of the convention
are A. Philip Randolph, founder
of the council and a vice pres.
ident of both the NAACP and
the AFL-CIO: Ralph Helste1n,
president of the Unitel Packing
house Workers of American;
NAACP Executive Secretary Roy
and Herbert Hill, the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-04
"MR. X SNATCHED DEFEAT
FROM THE JAWS OF VICTORY"

1.-THE UNcoNMITTED OPINION WHICH HAD BEEN
SHOCKED BY THE AMERICAN FLIGHTS, AND THE IN
CONSISTENT COMMENTS OF AMERICAN OFFICIALS ON
THEM. HAS BEEN EVEN MORE SHOCKED BY THE
kHRUSHcHEv BEHAVIOR. AS EVERYONE ELSE HAS
POINTED OUT, MR.. K SNATcHED DEFEAT FROM THE
JAWS OF VICTORY"
Christian Science Monitor 5/23
p. !, Second Section
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Bowen-Thompson

Mrs. Lois Green Bowen an
nounces the engagement Of
her daughter Gay Elizabeth
to Mr.. William Frederick
Thompson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Benson Thompson
Of Silver Spring. Miss Bowen
is also the daughter of MIR.
James G. Bowen Of Phoenix.
ARR. A June wedding Is
planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Eickson-Hoynes

Mr. and Ms George Albert
E1ckSc1 Of Bethesda an
noC1es TIE engagenEnt Of
theC daughter Jams Elinor
% Mr. Arnold Stott HAYNES.
sca q AEr. and Mrs. Kenneth
R-oEr-1z HAYNES. ST. Of
AeEy ChaSe. Nd A June
{ weG5znx II planned
Evening star., 1960-04-03
BroWn-liddy

Col. Harry Z. Brown. jr..
USA, announces the engage
ment Of his daughter PriS-
ella Marie to Mr.. Daniel
Ryan Lddy. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank j. Lddy Of Brook
lyn. N. Y. Miss Brown is also
the daughter Of the late Mrs.
Brown. A July 2 wedding II
planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Pritchett-
SWinnertOn

The Rev. and Mrs. Carl r.
Pritchett Of Bethesda an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Mary Anna to
Mr.. John Richard Swimmer
ton. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John L Swinnerton Of Silver
Spring. A May wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
ENGAGEMENTS

tsr Margaret Frances to Mr..
DcnRl6 T Jackson son Of
Mr. and Ms Thomas Hcla-
han Jackson Mss KIStler Is
slSo the daughter of the late
Ms Kl<sler. A July wedding
. p,Acne6
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Schein-Greeneboum

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schein
announce the engagement
Of their daughter Linda to
Mr.. Michael L Greenebaum,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Greenehaum Of Glencoe. III.
A June wedding Is planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
CoHovini-Borbo

Mr.. and Mia Peter J. Cano-
Vini announce the engage
ment Of thar daughter Cath
er1ne Jean % Mr.. Alan G.
Barbour, son q Mr& Reward
Marriott and Of Mr.. waleer
Z Barbour. A June weSSlnx
is planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
McAIpine-McKenno

Capt. Lloyd II. MeAlpine.
USN, and Mrs. McAlpine Of
Arlington announce ths en-
gagement Of their daughter
Joan Heather to Mr.. Michael
Joseph McKenna, son Of DR..
and Mrs. Eugene A. McKen-
na Of Amigo. Wis. A May
wedding IL planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Lonkoitis- is-Thompson

Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Francis Lankaitis Of Balti-
more announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Ur-
sula Marie to Mr.. Jackson
Louis Thompson, son Of Mrs.
Mart T. Beard Of this city
and Of Mr.. George L. Thomp-
son Of Lynchburg. Va. A
summer wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Collins-AxIine

Mr.. and Mrs Hugh ?.
Gains announce the engage
Es1k q their daughter Bar
ea-1 Arm 60 Mr. Kari Burns
Axr1e. Scn q Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold @ Axitns Of Be-
thes6A An Oetcher Wedding
i paRrne6-
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Oorfmon-Rosenbero

Mr. and Ma Louis DoEf-
man q Silver SUDx an
nounce The enEagener1 q
their daughter BearE1ce Mar
yn TO Mr.. Morris RoserhEx.
O1 a Mr.. and Nh Lcus
RosenbeTg. An Ocscner wec-
ding In planned
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Potts-SWope

Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Rem
ington Potts Of Chevy Chase.
Md. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Ann
Carmichael to Mr.. Robert
Hackvorth Swope, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Leibert
Swope. also Of Chevy Chase.
Md. An August wedding Ii
planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

SamuelS. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Samuels Of St. Louis.
Mo. Miss KoSsow Is also the
daughter Of DR.. Maurice Kos
SOW. An August wedding Is
Manned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Moqnuson-Mouro

Dr. and Nrx HAro11 =
MAgnuson announce the e.
gagement % their dauxhHer
Karen Margaret % d.
Thomas Joseph MaUo. H
son q Mr. and Mrx- AEaU-o.
81 of Long Beach. n. J. A
June wedding . planned
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Mehon-Durion

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael p.
Mehan Of Grand Junction.
Colo. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Dor
othy Jean to Mr.. Philip
Blaine Durian. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Donald B. DURAN
Of Evanston. III. A June we'd
ding Is planned.
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Buroin-McAninch

Mrx Leon HaweS Burgin
q Arlington announces the
eng2gs1ert Of her daughter
A6esai6e LOnS6ale 70 Mr..
Alan Walter McAninch. son
e Il Col and Mrs. william
Tsyicr McAnlnch- A June
II welding Is Planned
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Snyder-Noock

Announcement in made os
the engagement of Ms
MAOoe Crockett Snyder q
Atlanta. Ga. TO Mr- H-hs-S
wilson Noack. 81 of ScTan-
ton. Pa An early UInz
wedding u planned
Evening star., 1960-04-03
RESPONSIVENESS

Ms Elizabeth Gelman
KcSSCw announces the en-
ER<emenS q her daughter
Ellen Ruth 70 Mr.. I Stephen
Evening star., 1960-04-03
Kistler-Jockson

MI. r. Donald Kiz5er q
Chevy Chase. Nd. announces
The engagement q his danEh-
Evening star., 1960-04-03

vacation IN D. c. IN -ddcTon-See Inqd's
Angle on Leisure Lifting in the Nations
Capital IN cdretree fashions from The Hecht
Co, WRC-TV, Channel 4, 900 to $50 Mon
day through Friday. TOnaorro1D's guest
Michael FTon1e, author of Better Vacations
for Less Money"
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Dacrone polyester sOash and sOeqrGbiIty,
pGckabiIity and, Of course, the pLeats stay in
First Of oil, it's so eood-ookino you cont believe
its moderate price. Simplicity itself with every line
in perfect toste. Second, it's the most proctiooI
dress you're likely to own this summer 1t washes.
it drips dry it's capable of being occessorzed
hundred and one woys. In green. d1 no
pink, champagne 6 blue; lo-l8. 'cO
TOWN COUNTRY SHOP. CASUAL DRfssEs-ALL STORES
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Breuk-In Seen,
Youth Arrested

Arlington police trapped q
youth early today after a
neighbor said she spied him
entering the Atlantic Service
Station at 3817 Fairfax drive
They said a woman, who
looked out her apartment win
dow about 1920 am, notified
them she had seen a man
crawling through a window OF
the station.
Several squad cars were sent
to the scene where officers
found a youth hiding in a
washroom. according to Sergt.
Alvin FuchSman.
The station had been ran
sacked, but nothing was mis-
sing, police reported.
Arrested and charged with
breaking and entering was
John Edward Harris. 10, of the
100 block of North Randolph
street.
The arrest was made by
Pvts. Charles Gentry and
Robert BroyleS.
Evening star., 1960-07-04
Fire Ruzes
Parish Hall
Oxon Hill

A $4,000 fire destroyed the
parish hall of Saint Barnabas
Episcopal Church in Oxon Hill,
Md, last night.
Efforts of 10 Prince Georges
fire departments prevented the
three-alarm blaze from spread
ing to the church sanctuary at
5000 Saint BarnabaS road.
Silver Hill Fire Chief Albert
D. Fentress said the fire appar-
emily started in a kitchen about
II pm. Flames were shooting
through the roof when firemen
arrived.
More than 200 men fought
the blaze. which was not sub
dued until about 2 am. Only
the skeleton of the walls of
the 53-year-old frame building
remain.
No one was hurt. Chief
Fentress said this was the first
time in 20 years all his men
have escaped injury while COM
batting a major fire.
The hall, which had been
renovated recently, was used
for meetings and social pur-
poses.
Cause of the fire was not
Immediately determined.
Evening star., 1960-07-04

to participate in remembrance
of this part of their history.
On the same day, the acad-
emies of the Air Force, the
Navy, the Coast Guard and the
Army will stage special cere-
monies at which the Presidents
message will be read.
In the f1ve-year period, State
and local groups, with the help
of the National Park Service
and the centennial commission,
will stage re-enactmentS of
battles and other Civil War
events and hold commemora-
tive ceremonies. The re-enact-
mentS scheduled for the battle
of the First Manassas in Vir-
ginia; Antietam, Md, and Fort
Sumter, S. c.. have been draft
ed on a full-Scale authentic
portrayal basis.
Congress plans to meet in
Joint session in october, 1862
to mark the Tooth anniversary
of the Emancipation Proclama.
ton by which Abraham Lin.
coin declared the slaves free.