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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26
Post Needs
\ For COnfab

Post No. 142, American
seeks an outstanding
lOl student from the FL
immunity to attend the
5 State at the Pacific
College at Falkland,
netime in June.
Us State is conducted an
the American Legion of
Of Washington to help
future leaders and citi-
|his state and nation in
Onal aspects of the city,
fd state government. 1t
IAN of education by par
where each young man
/ part he will be called
play as he becomes of
selected to attend the
Fte' Mr.. E. Francisco,
4 Committee chairman
Fe officer of Rial Post,
Roy must be outstanding
Of leadership, scholar
re and citizenship. He
between the ages of Is
q is preferred to be a
~ junior at the time of
Jimmy Ait was sent
Pys State and in 1858.
Ouuta was also sent,
Oy Rial Post No. 142.
es are assumed by the
nlng will not interfere
classes as the boys will
II The school term, Mr..
Explained. Reservations
dfly and it is the desire
81 TO send a boy-repre-
'Om the Filipino COM
VINO has the above
10 and wishes to take
" This fine opportunity
the Rial Post Com
"'iVino Tallido, EA.
u'e Adjutant, Mr.. e.
Pa. 5-esOe.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1960-02-26

'l'y Of that greatest of
|, D'''''utions, marriage,
4, "nen we allow mer-
1 'S to influence our
Il We reduce our be-
.O'o hypocrisy when
:" attitude shorn of
N out only inspired by
'Ning Intentions.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
HOLLYWOOD
Sir Alec vs.. Critics
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM

BLACK Orpheus," joins Spencer
Tracy and Sidney Potter in
Martinique early in March for
THE Devil at Four O'Clock" I"
Marpessa plays the nurse who
is involved with Potter, an
escaped convict.
y
Paul Newman's lean diet:
For breakfast - juice, black
coffee: lunch, 8 ounces lean
grilled ground sirloin, sliced
tomatoes, coffee: dinner, same
with fruit" The diet suits both
Paul and his wife jeanne, who
became gorgeously slim after
motherhood. They are both
enjoying Hollywood after a
year in New York.
o. w. Fischer, who was
brought to Hollywood a couple
of years ago for the remake of
My Man Godfrey" but left
without making it, is still an
noyed by the incident. Made
me seem temperamental," he
said recently in Europe. He IS
currently starring in Berlin in
The Dream of Troy" with Pier
Angeli, Lilli Palmer and Her.
bert LOm.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

HOLLYWOOD (NANA) Sir
Alec Guinness, usually gentle
and calm, is fuming over the
reviews in England of his Our
Man in Havana" film. He was
accused of being himself too
much. and of being miscast. If
his current movie, Tunes Of
Glory" fails to please. Sir Alec
has limited that he might retire
-. Amazing that Rex Harrison
consented to make Matilda
Shouted Fire" IN Hollywood. l
remember when Rex said he
would never again work in the
film capital of the world. But
times have changed - and so
has Rex David Niven and
wife HjOrdis have made a pact
no more separations because
of his work or any other rea-
son. 1t was being apart that
caused the trouble in their
marriage From George
Burns, TV producer: Top stars
just aren't available, and if
they are, their asking price is
prohibitive" They get less
in England. Rod Steiger's price
for his recent hour and a half
show on BIC was $4,000. He
was paid more than twice that
when he did the same show,
The Town That Turned to
Dust" in this country . Lam
vim prexy Edouard L. COurnand
Is in Hollywood to spend a mil
lion dollars for star endorse
ments of his products-mostly
for newspapers and magazines.
Barry Sullivan's wife, Gita
Hall. teaches basketball at the
Beverly Hills Catholic School
.. With all the fuss about
VIII e her Lady Chatterly's
Lover" should be published in
Britain, Sir A. P. Herbert
gives the story of the lady and
the gamekeeper the kiss of
death by saying. sit bored me-"
When Desi ArnaZ was in Ma
drid last July, he told bongo
player MiguelitO Valdez, "Come
and see me in Hollywood" i
$50 I came back here after
three years in Europe, five in
Latin America" says Valdez. IT
have tried to see Desi. But each
time I call I talk to Johnee.
Desi mus be very. very busy
man.
Sight of the week. John Ire
and, glass in hand, without
Tuesday Weld-"I'm back for
some filming in 'Spartacus'-.
It's career, this picture"
That lovely Marpessa Dawn
you probably saw her in
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Sneak Preview

There will be a sneak pre-
view of a new Hollywood
comedy at the Town Theater
tomorrow night, along with the
regular showings OF Lii Alb
ner." The latter film will be
seen for the last times Thurs
day at the Town. with Brigitte
Bardot's "A Woman Like
Satan" starting Friday.
Evening star., 1960-01-26
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. laU couples
must apply for a marriage
license on one day, tDdit three
tull days and receive the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Raymond s. Dillon, SO, Richmond, Va
and Maggie z. Adkins, SO, Provi
dence Forge, Va
Charles E. Norris. 20. wymore. Nebr
ana Shirley M. Burwell, 90, 296t
Lester L. Tidewell, 81. 3723 Cd st. Sc
New Hampshire ave. NV.
Robert L. Dixon, 2I, 1927 Hamlin st
ne and Joyce A. Bransome. Is
4424 Falls terr. s.e.
Walter NJ. Scott, III, 90. Alexandria
Va. and Linda J. van Ormer, 10
Greenbelt Md.
0onald j. Gardner. 90, Joplin, Mo
and Rule M. Burkett. u. Hyndman
Pa
Richard C. Lutz. 25. 100 T st. Sc.
and Jeanne v. STREET., 10, 232I
''-hu 81. o.S
Earl J. Brigham. As. Alexandria, Va.
and Frena Brush, 43. Pals Church
Richard Chambers. 90, Atlantic City
N j.. and Margret E. Warwick
%, Shaw. W. Va
Step en- J. Shandor. 20. 4O33 eth st
ne, and Elizabeth A. Bernard, Is
6@l3 14th st. NV
Thomas v, Wilburn, ir., "a, I736 1911
st. NV. and Irene Vidischak, 2S
Alexandria. Va.
Jorier H. Yost. IT., 81. and Sandri,
L. Cheek, is, both of Wheaton, Md
Fletcher Hines, jr., 80. and Ethel M
Hill 26. both Of 715 Mount Vernon
Ernest B. Jones. "a, 4lle 5th st. NV
and Mary Harvin. &2. Sumter, s c
Donald J Mcdonald, Al. Baltimore
Nd, and RUBY R Thompson. "a
North Linthicum, Md.
William Long, 90. California. Nd.
and Carol, E LanElois, %, Mas
Richard L. Dean, 10. Hollywood, Md.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

show Q color nlm Of the Ma.
tional Museum.
The discussion win be in
Japanese. Frank Baba of the
Voice of America will interpret,
Mr.. Mona has written sew
eral books on Japanese ce-
ramics, paintings and masks.
Mr.. Miki is the author Of the
book, "Haniwa.
The National Gallery of Art,
Constitution avenue and Sixth
street NV. currently is ex-
hibiting q display Of Hanfwa
in commemoration Of the CEN
tennial of United States-Japan-
ese diplomatic relations. The
Evening star., 1960-01-26
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japanese to ak
On Clay Art

A discussion and slides of
Haniwa, the ancient japanese
clay art form, by two Tokyo
National Museum officials will
highlight the D. c. Chapter
meeting Of the japanese Amer
ican Citizens League at 8 pm.
Saturday at the YWCA.
Seiroku Mona, Tokyo Muse
um art and science division
chief. and Fumio Mkt, chief Of
archaeology, will discuss the
history Of Haniwa, and also
Evening star., 1960-01-26
Ploy Cancelled

The D. C!Recreation Depart
ment has announced the can
collation. Of Master Produc-
tions' comedy, Bell, Book and
Candle" originally scheduled
for $50 pm. tomorrow at
Roosevelt High School.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

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you to participating hospital is your
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Evening star., 1960-01-26

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Evening star., 1960-01-26

display viii continue until Feb
ruary 81.
The public is invited to the
program, which will be pre-
ceded by a short business meet
ing.
Evening star., 1960-01-26

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Evening star., 1960-01-26

and Sharon A. Porter. 1e, Forest
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Phihppine Islands. and Elizabeth
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Evening star., 1960-01-26
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Children may be added to family contracts at extra
CHI and Medical Service do cancel because of age or
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Evening star., 1960-01-26
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Q No dollar limit on most services
Semi-private accommodations, meals,
special diets, drugs, medicines, cysto-
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other costly services covered in full for
most conditions-in participating hos
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, 1960-01-14
Vocational Students
Receive 400 White
Body Chicks

Students enrolled in Voca-
tional Agriculture at Chris
tiansted High School a r e
gaining continuous practical
experience in Poultry Produe-
ton as a part of their Super
vised Farming Program" On
December "a, they received
400 White Rock baby chicks.
Students who are actively
engaged in applying prac-
tees taught in Poultry Pro
duction are: GlenWood Cog
gins, Lowell Beatty, Norman
Quencas, Ralph Dennis, Ru-
dolph David a n d Delroy
Petersen. These boys are car
ing for the chicks diligently.
At the end of five weeks,
most of the chicks will be
taken home for continued de-
velopment into broilers and
layers.
, 1960-01-14
Sanford Co. Doing
Excellent Job on
Airport, Highways

The five mile stretch of the
Northside road from La
Refine corner to the foot of
Evening Hill which is being
surfaced by the A. c. Sam
ford Company, is rapidly near
ing completion. The work is
by far the finest seen in these
Islands and residents, especi-
ally operators of motor vehi-
Giles express enthusiasm over
the excellent job being done.
Driving over the finished por-
ton is like on a carpet of vel
vet, an indication that car
springs and tires will last
many times longer.
T h e Sanford Company
which is constructing the
Alexander Hamilton Airport
Continued on page A.
, 1960-01-14
Edmund Vulude
OF ST. Croix Dies
In ST. Thomus

Edmund Valade, SO, a native
of St. Croix passed away on
the 18th of January at TOO
o'clock in Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas.
Funeral service will be held
in Christiansted on Friday
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
Bethel A.M,E. Church. He is
survived by three sons AMI
two daughters.
, 1960-01-14
Senutor Humphrey
Confident Of v. |.
Delegates Support

Senator Hubert Humphrey
Of Minnesota, one Of the aspi-
rants for the Democratic Pre-
sidential nomination, told
reporters in Washington that
he is confident of picking up
delegates from the Virgin Is
lands and Puerto Rico when
the Democratic Convention
opens in July to select a pre-
sidential candidate.
Senator Humphrey recently
visited Puerto Rico and the
Virgin Islands. He electrified
his audiences in all three
places. In st. Croix it was
said that he was the finest
orator to visit these shores in
a long time.
, 1960-01-14
ST. Croix Beach
Hotel Will Open
On JdnudrY is

The new st. Croix Beach
Hotel will open officially on
Saturday, January 16, it was
announced today. There will
be open house from 800 to
600 pm. during which time
rum punch will be served.
The hotel was built by
Robert Morrow and will be
managed by Mrs. Eleanore
Zastrow, who has been asso-
ciated with the hotel business
for many years.
The new hotel is near the
fabulous Grapetree B a y,
which was opened recently.
, 1960-01-14

The Honorable Samuel Quinones. president of the Senate in
Puerto Ricos Commonwealth government, tcenterl is shown here with
Roger Sonnebend. J. noted hotel operator in the US. Ceft) as they
boarded plane f. Puerto Rico last weekend. They had been among
visitors TO the festival celebration in ST. croix over the Three Kings
Day. 49,.
Shown at right is John Schultz. station manager for Caribair in
ST. Croix. Pa-ades and festive events were held in bcth Christian
sted and Frederiksted in che of the most colorful carnival seasons
ever held in the island.
, 1960-01-14
Hit and Run Driver
Fined $45.OO;
License Suspended

Juan R 0 S Velasquez
charged on December 9th as
a hit-and-run driver, when
the car he was driving struck
an International truck on
Queen Street, belonging to
Jerry Romano, also crashed
into the tail Of Attorney AL
meric Christians Dodge con-
vertible damaging the tail
lights, and was also charged
with being under the infu-
ence Of liquor, was found
guilty on all three charges in
the last session of the NUM-
cipal Court and fined $45. His
license was suspended for
four months.
He was defended by Atty.
Warren Young, who asked
that the hit-and-run charge
should be thrown out also the
one hitting a parked car but
Judge Moorhead denied the
motion. Velasquez pleaded
guilty to driving under the
influence of liquor, however.
, 1960-01-14

PRESIDENT OF PUERTO RIcAN SENATE AND NOTED U. S.
HOTEL MAN WE'RE AMONG NUMEROUS VISITORS TO
ST. cROIx CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
Evening star., 1960-07-17
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10

I.r.+44>NfL ~ NtlOt Gel Jul 80
Pau. + kragsc On motion Dy
At, Mssse!
4 Jury lclibcraled an hour be
fore orlnsins IN not guilt!
verdict agalns, Scott
The two men we're arrested las,
september Police sand they found
Esrt tics IN their car which they
e.almcd no knowledge Of the
dope
Police "ere unable to prove that
Green and Scott placed the dope
II their car
4 policeman rescued a lame man
from POSSIBLE death last week
while he Vas beng beaten q,
foar sou'hs or W Elliott
Forcs,
CHARGED with assault and 4
tempted robbery are Thomas
johnson II 1919 Ea-, Forest
and Edward Bioen' is cf 3e47
Neidrur Both were -.vcn first
a.l q Receiving Hospital
The eiAn they arc accused Of
attacking j. RoNal.eH NIckcry
% 81 4740 VI Elliott lie was
rescued Is Psirolfuan Thomas
NcMarl> assigned 20 Mack era.
tio' station Tho officer received
first AID al Receiving Hospital for
cuts and bruises
McManu, said be saw IN, four
youth attack Nickery Knocked
him Town End kicked him The If.
i.er saif when he arrived at the
scene ~" yDs,hs fled bit ne
chased and caught Blount in an
alles
Johnson rcappcarcd when
Biouni was pul into q scout car
also "a, arrested On the way 10
INC station Patrolman McManus
sad Johnson attacked him in the
rear seat Ct the patrol car
An autopsy was ordered last
week on Detroit man who was
Killed when his car pccred out of
control and struck q building al
Oakland and Melbourne
Dead on adinifiancc TO Recciv.
in2 Hospital was Alvin TAYLOR
30 Of 1885 Dcqnndrc His wife
Abbylc p told the officers that
her husband had been IN
James liurs, 80 Of 1875 Sew.
ard was arrested last week and
held for investigation after he
allcgcdly fired four shots a,
DolIcemen before he was routed
from his apartment by tear gas
bomb
Police surrounded the apart.
mont building and then threw
tear gas bombs into window
after Hurst fired four shots Al
Them anI refused to leave the
building.
Willie Dew II. If 1899 Law.
Ton. and James Williams. II. Of
oe87 Hartford. were arrested last
week and CHARGED With breaking
and entering Police said tho two
Youths broke into garage at
294o Myrtle, last July % and
stole two batteries and a pair Of
jumper cables.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10
BY Court Reporter


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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10
Court XesrS

Joseph " All %. Of SCI Vest
minister, was charged R'a ar
ceny lssi week IN vsrrsa :n.d
by Recorders Judge jean P
Q Hara
Police said he stole 3 tire and
wheel from a parked car !, 1920
liazlet
An cN convict who refused at
appointed attorney and sea as
ms own lawyer IN Re ers
Court lost his case las; Wt.a
He i John w Booker. Is q
1909 Arlington Charge niin
possession OF marihusna ssFc.
les jury delibcra,ed % .aina;es
asst week before Recorder llase
rank G Schcmanske be:0r they
uni Booker guilty as charged
During the trial Booker rs.si'
ed ON cross.cNamlnins witnesses
himself instead Of leaNlns the
JOB up 10 his attorney
When Booker took Ia. sand
in his own defense he to.a The
court tina, the officers who arrc,'.
cd him last Aug 3 had irs'red
him by puttng the msr.a~ana
cisarcttes in his pocket
Booker Will be sentenced Dec
IA
Three men were found -nlly
Of stealing fixtures from q Va
can, house at 1900 Hancock west
and sentenced to 90 day, each
in the House of Correction lasI
week by Recorders Judge Joseph
a Gillls.
They arc John Adolphg, 80 q
6eS Leland Louis J Water. So
Of 9l8 Emerson and Joe {.
Whitcside. 25. Of el37 Cardonl
Police said they found wash
basins and radiators taken from
the house in their car
Lester f Ramos. Is, Of i1+l
Twentyfirst died last wees IN
Receiving Hospital Of two gun.
shot wounds Of the head during
an attempted breaking and enter
in
Police said the youth was >hal
by Ernest Hclgeson. 81 Of $40
johnson. who operates a grocery
store "a, the address and lNes
behind the store.
Helgcson told police that ne
was awakened by the sound o.
someone trying TO break mo
his store The aged man SAID nc
grabbed gun and fired twice
infIiciing the fatal gun sno'
wounds
\ young cx-convict was sho'
in the leg by an off.duiy poll'g
man last week after man ropocI
an eastside coin Laundry anu
then threatened the manas''
with a tire iron.
IIospitalized al HOcciying iivs
pital for a bullet wound OF '"'
right knee was William Ions
"a. Of 1927 East Palmer
Patrolman Charles Scha'lp''
said he shot Long as he advanced
on him with tire iron WINE
companion sought to attack a sno
officer from behind in the o'0O
(coniinved on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10


4ra.r-
re
Gtfo' Dc
Are ne Threatened by Mass
Culture? viii De their Sub ec'
Tbs debate ~il be held a. ais
I'm n me Community Arts Aud.
'oryo On me WSU campus.
sponscr e me event IS The DIV.
8. on - Adolf Education. Wayne
State Unversi'Y ~ The Univer,
s'Y % Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10

Altar Circle:
TIE regular meeting OF me
Altar Circle" vas he q last
Monday a. the church, with many
members present. Election Of c.
feers was IN the seends with
re followina results: Mesdanes
Bertha Walker. pres; Ga Smith,
wee pres; Alberta McFsl Rec.
scc M g. Fort, Corr Sec;
wsrmie Warwick. cas-; irene
MeLer5on Ind V.P.; Mary Brown.
Psriisrentsrisn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10

The lr spirafional chorus gave
fire musicale n tle evening on
the snnIyerssfy CT the ell states
club. II vas wonderful n have
heard them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10

o-.c-s a.g Nr t"srf
.r'n-cs'-g -s e.', "a.
re ~. - a
This club gives donations 70
sreUps % organizations for Grip
rle children They have little
girls who are capable ~ giving
real good concerts, and through
their effortS they can also help.
Mrs Nod slime Young. President.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-10

The Hascns have made wonder
ful strides through The years. &C
curing E mammoth structure az
Crsfiot and hcDoU9alI and is
ve-y acceptable 70 the general
pyb'ic for their various enter.
fairnenfs
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
School Vandalism
Charged TO -Four

Four juveniles have been apprehended by county po-
lice in connection with vandalism resulting in damage to
the Damascus High School amounting nearly $500 over
the weekend.
The youths rounded up by county police on Sun
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Mayor to Light
Christmas Tree
In TWinbrOOk

Mayor Alexander Greene of
Rockville will throw the switch
to light Twinbrook Shopping
Center's Christmas tree during
ceremonies Sunday at 4:30 pm.
Mayor Greene will share bill
ing with members of the Rock
vile City Council, a band and
a children's choral group.
The hour-long ceremonies
will feature Christmas music
by the Rockville City Band, I'M
der the direction of Frank Troy,
and carols by members of the
80-voice Tonettes of Meadow
Hall Elementary School.
Opening and closing prayers
will be by two new ministers
in the area. A community sing
will conclude the ceremonies,
sponsored by the Twinbrook
Citizens Association.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Shopping Tour
Set for Needy
Youth OF Area

A Shopping tour" for under
privileged children of the Be-
thesda area has been scheduled
for Saturday, December II, by
the Bethesda Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
The children will be given
sums of money to purchase
gifts for their families and
loved ones, and will be taken
to an area variety store where
they will have the privilege of
making their own selections, &C.
cording to George w. Jackson,
chairman for the program.
"The idea is to remember one
of the basic ideals of Christmas
is giving rather than receiving"
said Jackson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08
Group Plans
New Services
For Retarded

Montgomery County's AS
ISOLATION for Retarded Chill
dren has announced plans to
institute a number of new
services related to its recre-
ational program for retarded
children.
Beginning this week, a Satur.
day coed program will be con-
Quoted for children from 6 to
IL years of age between the
hours of 10 am. and noon at
the Homewood Recreation Cen.
ter. Activities will be under the
direction of the County Recrea.
ton Department.
Plans also are being develop
ed for a young adult coed
group for those out of school
and athletic activity for boys
over II years of age under the
direction of the Silver Spring
YMCA. In addition, it is plan
ned to provide baby-sitting serv-
ice for pre-school children or
for those children who are un-
able to attend school.
County residents interested
in any of the new services are
invited to telephone the associa.
tons office, Juniper 1885.