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Evening star., 1960-01-03
BEAUTY PARLOR

Store .oriEinally designed for small
BEAUTY parlor. Ideally situated in
shopping center of established de-
velopment boaStinR 500 apart
ments and 400 private homes: 400
new apartments being built across
tion. Mr.. RETTELL ia. 2-5OO0.
ala N. Glebe rd.. Arlington, Va
Evening star., 1960-01-03
NOW AVAILABLE
DOWNTOWN
Modern Office Bldg.

OUoIH OIIIC6 Dug.
Wired for Air Cond.
Choice 4-room suite avail
able on suitcase at mod
est rental. Single office,
$S5. Convenient parking.
VICTOR BLDG, 9th and
@ place NV.
Evening star., 1960-01-03

ILLNESS OF OWNER FORCES
SALE Of cement and cinderblock
manufacturinR plant. in active
operation: includes land. bldgS,
and equipment; all records avail
able: knowledge Of business not
Evening star., 1960-01-03
BOB TAILORS

Opening for 2 reputable Bob tai
lors: top quality work guaranteed
Do not apply unless YOU have .
vide refeTenees RF S-Isle
Evening star., 1960-01-03
Only SIS nnn Cash

OIIIy 9IOlUUU OdoII
Will buy this excellent 2-story cor
ner property. Ground floor con-
tainS approx $500 50 #. air-con-
ditioned ofiices, showroom and
shop, plus parking for cars. Pur-
chaser can use Eround door for
rent from 3 aptS. on second floor
paying 1928 mo. viii take back
trust for balance purchase price.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1873 H ST NV. Ma. $4,000
PRIME SILVER SPRING once site
on new Spring st. belt. Adjacent
two Ice. parking lots. 60-ft. front
over 10000 Il Reas. price and
Evening star., 1960-01-03
STORES FOR RENT
ALEXANDRIA

Store 17'x6b' In well established
shopping center OF 2B stores
Ideal for variety, apparel, yard
goods, TV. upholstery or gift shop
300 Q month.
Evening star., 1960-01-03
CLEANING RIIS.

II you are a tailor. this could be q
ONLY $1,000. with $1,000 DIN.
VA. GROCERY STORE
Doing $500 wk., priced at only
$4,000 plus stock on good terms.
= TOP CAR WASHERS FOR SALE.
CALL FOR PARTICULARS.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09
ioneer Women's Benefit

Joining in the co-sponsor-
ship of the night will be the
Rishona, Sheva and AVN
Clubs.
Highlight of the evening
will be the "Frolics OF
1860" a special show di-
rected by Walt Roberts. His
Magic Carpet Revue has a
troupe of outstanding per-
formers representing many
nations. Mr.. Roberts directs
the Music A socia tie S
Against Cancer, an organl-
zation that donates its en-
tertainment services to or
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09
Pioneer Womens Benefit
18Th Cabaret Night Set

ganizations which make a
contribution to the Cancer
Fund.
The master of ceremo-
nies for the show will be
Chuck Howe.
In addition to the pro-
gram there will be dancing
to the music of Tiny Fort
man and his orchestra.
Mrs. Joseph Finkelstein
is general coordinating
chairman for this years
Cabaret Night. Assisting
her are Mrs. Chain Tow
Der and Mrs. Martin Russ.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09

ing the homes.
The congregations annual
Chanukah party will be held
Dec. 18 at 1 pm. On the pro-
gram will be an original Cha
nukah play written by Mrs.
Lois Rosenberg and Mrs. Ros-
lyn Blumberg, kindergarten
teachers. Kindergarten stu
dents will present the play.
In addition there will be a
magical show by Charles
Reece, the traditional Chanu-
kah songfest and candle-light-
ing ceremonies.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09

Pioneer Women of Tue
son will sponsor their 18th
annual Cabaret Night Dec.
II at 7:3O pm. in the ball
room of the Pioneer Hotel.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09
Anshei Israel Sponsors
Home Decorating Contest

Congregation Anshei Israel will sponsor home decora
tons contest for Chanukah with members of the High
School Hebrew class serving as judges
Judging will begin Dec 13 with teams of students visit
Evening star., 1960-10-07
neatly and amusingly inte-
grated into the program.
4 4 4

Friday, October 7, 1860

neatly and amusingly inte-
grated into the program.
A recent survey shows that
more American homes have
television sets than have tele-
phones, toatesrs or vacuum
cleaners. But thank goodness,
bathtubS still beat TV sets.
/. Hands-Across-the Channel
note: Debbie Reynolds in her
October 81 ABC special will do
a spool on Face the World"
obviously aimed at CBS's Face
the Nation" interview show.
Why not ABC's competitive
college News Conference" or
"Open Hearing?"
Producer David SusSkind has
jumped into a new boiling bar
rel Of controversy by lining up
Soviet Premier Khrushchev for
his Sunday night local New
York discussion show. All the
networks decided to go along
with a State Department re-
quest not to provide him with
an extra stage for propaganda.
NBC would like its owned
and operated TV and radio
stations to extend the joint ap-
pearance of candidates down to
the local levels, with candidates
for State and local Office doing
the same thing that Vice Presi-
dent Nixon and Senator Ken
nedy are attempting.
"The Witness" will rehash
the 1915 murder of gambler
Herman Rosenthal on October
81, with 1t. Charles Decker,
the New York policeman elec-
trocuted for the killing, as the
central figure Whatever has
happened to CBS's Playhouse
80" which was supposed to
pop up once in a while this
year? Nobody at CHS has even
mentioned its name, so per-
hapS the fine old show is dead,
although it hasn't yet had a.
decent burial If I were Ar
lene Francis, I'd have a little
talk with the Whats My
Line" camera crews-lately
they haven't been doing right
by the ladies on the show. +
know because Arlene. guesting
on the Jack Paar show on a
rival network, looked much
younger and more attractive
than she has recently on the
CHS Sunday night show. And
they don't do their best for
host John Daily either.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WTOP, VOL, WRC,
WMAL. - Kennedy Nixon
Discussion. Hour-long live
broadcast Of the talk be-
tween the presidential can
didates.
1850, WEEL-Football. George
Washington u. VS.. V.M.I.
10000, VOL - Sounds from
Aloft. A new show featuring
a live broadcast from the
Waldorf Restaurant.
Tomorrow
l2:45, WRC - World Series.
Pittsburgh Pirates VS.. the
New York Yankees.
900, WMAL-Football. Notre
Dame VS.. North Carolina.
$500, WPIK - Football. Uni
versity Of Virginia VS..
Clemson.
$500, WRC - Football. Navy
VS.. Southern Methodist
University.
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W INTERVIEW
GUEST LIST
Tomorrow

AOAiUEIOW
1890, WTOP (0-City
Side. Joel T. Broyhill. Re-
publican Congressman from
Virginia and Ralph Kaul,
his Democratic opponent.
Sunday
1890, WTTG (5) -
Georgetown University Fo-
rum. Minister of Pakistan
Mohammad Shoaib, Vance
Brand and James Parker
Nolan.
1890, WTOP (9)-Youth
Wants to Know. Secretary
Of Labor James P. Mitchell.
1880, WMAL (D-College
News Conference. Senator
Javits, Republican of New
York.
600, WRC (4)-Meet the
Press. Senator johnson,
Democratic Vice Presiden-
tial candidate.
900, WTOP 90 - Face
the Nation. Henry Cabot
Lodge, Republican vice
Presidential candidate.
$50, WTTG (5)-Amer-
ican Forum. Representative
Curtis, Republican Of Mis-
souri,, DR.. j. K. Galbraith
of Harvard.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

pennies by shrewd shopping
was all right in France but
that in the United States lit
doesn't look right"
Borge's show was exactly
what we expect from this
talented entertainer who clowns
and plays the piano with equal
and delightful artistry. 1t
started of with a bright black
out showing him knocking off,
by machine gun. Robert Stack,
star of the "Untouchables, /"
whose time his show pre-
empted, 1t moved on to a
musical burlesque Of a bull
fight and the final sketch was
Mike Wallace interview with
Franz List. Borge, in a wig,
and an assistant played a con-
fused and ingenious duet on
the same piano.
Even the commercials were
Evening star., 1960-10-07
CRITICS VIEW
Imports Brighten
2Network Screens

mis- French bride, who is trying
very hard to master both Eng
lish and the curious customs
of the United States.
There was a nice scene early
in the show when Angel was
trying to figure out the pro-
nunciation rule for five COM
mon words: Enough. through.
dough, bough and cough. She
finally gave up in despair. 1t
was pointed satlrical comment
in the scene where Angels hus-
band played by Marshall
Thompson tried to explain
that her efforts to save him
Evening star., 1960-10-07
BY CYNTHIA LOWRY
Associated Press Television Critic

NEW YORK, Oct. IA pair
of European imports added
gaiety and sparkle to the home
screens last night. They were,
in order of appearance. Annie
Fargo, a cute, tiny French girl
who piloted a new CHS situa-
ton comedy, Angel" to a
flying start, and Victor Borge.
funny and a musical delight,
in an hour program on ABC.
"Angey" explores the mar
riage of a young American
(who speaks no French) and
Evening star., 1960-01-01
LulsSb bssl'gIt's st0fenasensl

every single item fsotursd under bonns Values WoF
each sermsnt 10 spakins, brand new!
oil merchandise reflects sxtr0 price concessions by so
our eomporson shoppers have carefully checked items
, 1960-06-01
I~urnuicun Leuder
Resigns as Ledder
Labor PdrtY

Sir Alexander Bustamente
announced his resignation as
leader Of the West Indies De
mocratic Labor party on May
81. Islanders expressed the
belief that he took the step to
underscore his demands for
Jamaica's removal from the
West Indian Federation.
Jamaica, which has the high
est standard Of living and the
most industry in the new fed
GRAFTON sponsored by the Brit
ish Government, fears that
centralized economic control
viii lower its living standard
, 1960-06-01
Telephone
Gill
~ VV11O440ON2N OAO4G
Arrive Here Lost Night

IA new telephone switch
board and several reels Of
cable wire, arrived here last
night on the Motor Ship
Isabel II consigned to the Vir-
gin Islands Telephone Com
pany.
Indications are that the work
of rehabilitation is moving
forward. A definite improve
ment in the service can now
be seen.
, 1960-06-01
ST. Croix Girl Scouts
Win First Prize
In ST. Thornos

The Girl Scout May rally
was held in ST. Thomas over
the week end and Troop BIZ
Of Christiansted under Mrs.
Phyllis Saunder, took first
prize.
Troop No. 316 Of Christian
sted also, under Mrs. Claire
Motta won second prize in the
arts and crafts.
, 1960-06-01
Mon arrested for
Disturbance of Peuce;
Boil Set at $500

TY-.LsNEnS - MN.li~r-
OSSD1U AAeA4 eAAASA
was placed under arrest on
Monday night for disturbance
Of the peace and resisting ar
rest at the Veterans Bar at
"a A. B. Hospital Street in
Christiansted The police took
from him a Az inch knife.
Bail was set at 500.
, 1960-06-01

program of the Common
wealth of Puerto Rico through
his Dorado Beach project
there and has invested in the
Continued on page Al
, 1960-06-01
Bleucher Scots for
Mornings Boy Race
Truck III Fsted

The bleacher seats purchased
for installation at the Man
ning's Bay Race Track arrived
in Frederiksted several days
ago.
It IS not known when work
Of installation will begin.
, 1960-06-01
All Stur Teuln
Defects Visiting NuvY
Tenn 5-4 in Fsted

On Saturday afternoon the
Frederiksted All Star Base
ball Team defeated the visit
ing Navy Team in two games.
The first game the score was
to 4.
The second game they went
down to defeat by 4 score Of
Z to 8. The games were played
on the Frederiksted Ball Park
and drew a large crowd.
, 1960-06-01
In order that more people
Continued on page AZ
Dove. Released
BY S. "A. Premier.
Refuses TO Fly

Ddring his address yester-
day, South Africa's Prime
Minister Hendrix Verwoerd
held up a dove that he said he
was sending out into space as
a symbol Of the peace and
prosperity which we wish all
peoples on earth"
The bird refused to fly, how
ever and ~plummeted to earth
as d. Verwoerd declared, Il
release our dove Of peace
Despite coaxing the dove re-
fused to move.
, 1960-06-01

Survey ia Virgin
Gordd for Hotel
he A developmental survey .
se- the Little Dix Bay area 8:
it. Virgin Gorda is being made
IS. for Laurance S. Rockefellel
as by the engineering and ar.
chitectural firm Of Tippetts.
mt Abbett-Mc arthy-Stratton d
Of New York as an initial step il
planning a vacation facility
rk there to serve middle-income
travellers. The 56-acre tract
has been recently purchased
by Mr.. Rockefeller.
The engineering and archi-
tectural survey will study
II rainfall, wind velocity, gen
er eral soil and rock subsurface
4 conditions, water resources
S. tides, wave action, storm, ma
st terials available for construc-
ton, local building methods.
labor supply, a n q power
Re needs. Specific plans for the
1e development will be consid-
cred after the survey has been
completed.
Little Dix is on the north
,; shore Of Virgin Gorda, one Of
the principal islands in the
BsissssE Virgin VirgiH siaiid group.
IN Virgin Gorda IS approximate
&c " ten miles long bystwo miles
wide and lies some eight miles
at east Of Tortola and twenty
in four miles northwest Of Saint
ok Thomas, u. S. Virgin Islands.
e. Sparsely populated, the island
has some 500 residents, and
investment capital for develop
ment there has been sought
by officials for a number Of
years.
I'd Mr.. Rockefeller has been ac-
A. lively assisting IN developing
ID the economic growth Of Puer-
Us to Rico-virgin Islands areas
for a number Of years. He has
made capital investment in
cooperation with the tourism
Evening star., 1960-03-30

legally on the basis of promises
made by an applicant.
In other final zoning actions
the council:
!. Granted in a 5-to-2 vote
industrial park zoning for 8
89-acre tract bounded by Met
ropolitan Grove road, Route
lit and the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad near Gaithersburg. A
previous application for light
industrial coming for the tract
was withdrawn with the coun-
ellis permission last year.
2. Granted. in q 6-to-1 vote
apartment (R-10) zoning for
"a acres of the Fig property al
Fields road and the Washing
ton National pike Qnterstate
Route 70S.)
3. Unanimously denied light
industrial coming requested for
a 1,000-square-foot tract al
Buttry and Summit Hall roads,
Gaithersburg.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Boft!Iing Plant
zoning Denied

The Coca-Cola Co.'S request
for industrial zoning to permit
construction of a major bot
ting plant near White Oak
Md was denied yesterday in
a unanimous vote by the Mont
gomery County Council.
The councils action came in
a preliminary ballot but it ap-
peared certain that the council
will vote formally to deny the
controversial rezoning applica-
tion next week.
In an application filed last
year, the soft-drink concern
requested light industrial
zoning for an 8.5-acre tract of
R-90 residential 'land at New
Hampshire avenue and Mount
Pisgah road just south of the
future right-of-way of the
Circumferential highway.
The County Planning Board
split 3-to.2 In its advisory vote
on the request, with the ma
jority favoring denial. While
the planners apparently felt
that the specific industrial use
proposed by Coca-Cola would
not be detrimental to the sur
rounding neighborhood, the
view that prevailed was that
rezoning could not be granted
Evening star., 1960-03-30

the same words in the Clark
case, intimating that the bur-
prove Clark was insane. The
den was on the defense to
law says the Government
must prove the defendant sane
beyond a reasonable doubt if
some defense of insanity is
offered. Judge Jackson's action
in the Clark case took place
several months before the jan
uary decision.
Clark was saved from a pre-
vious flrSt-degree murder con-
viction when the Court of Ap-
peals ruled that his attorney
made a mistake in failing to
enter an insanity plea at a
trail in 1857. Clark was con-
victed a second time last June.
He had been charged with
returning to $40 Florida ave-
nue. NV. with a loaded shot
gun about 20 minutes after he
had an argument with Jack
Douglas, IS, and killing him
with a close-range blast.
PsychiatriSts at the trial last
summer agreed Clark was emo
tionally unstable and two said
he suffered from a mental ILL
ness. But they were unable to
agree on whether the crime
itself was a product of a men,
tai illness. --e
Defense Attorney William B.
Bryant argued that Judge
jackson failed to tell the jurors
Clark could have been found
guilty of second degree murder,
if they decided Clark was so
intoxicated at the time that
there was no premeditation.
Mr.. Bryant also contended
that the judge should have told
the jury an insanity verdict
would have required that the
defendant be retained in a
mental institution until psy-
chiatrists and the court agreed
he was no longer dangerous.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Rape Suspect
Asks for Car,
Arrested

: Floyd L. Turner, IS, was ar
rested and charged with rape
yesterday when he visited the
10th precinct to inquire about
his car, which he had left
stuck in the mud in Rock
Greek Park, police reported
Captain John L. Sullivan OF
The police sex squad said
Turner. a painter. was charged
with raping a 20-year-old prac-
dcal nurse he encountered in a
Mount Pleasant restaurant
early yesterday.
: Turner was acquainted with
The woman. Capt. Sullivan said
And offered her a ride. He
nrove her into the park of
Boss drive NV. where, after
, struggle, he raped her, the
captain said.
= Finding his car mired in mud
ne walked away. Later, a pass
ing motorist took the woman
home in the 100 block of La
pier place NV. There, heI
mother notified police.
Detectives learned the sus.
pect's name and had obtained
. warrant charging him with
rape when he called the pre-
cinct to ask about his car
which police had impounded.
:. He was told to come to the
precinct to discuss the car, and
when he appeared he was ar
rested, Capt. Sullivan said.
Turner. who lives in the $500
block of Eighteenth street NV,
vas arraigned in Municipal
Court and held on $4,000 bond
for grand jury action.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Playwright Behun
Reported Seriously III

LONDON, Mar, 80 (AP).-A
friend of Brendan Behan said
today the 3S-year-old Irish
playwright and novelist is
seriously Ill with diabetes.
Mr.. Behan is known for his
prodigious drinking sprees as
well as his literary and dra-
matte efforts. An artist friend,
Joe McGill, said: "Eis doctors
have warned him that he may
have less than a year to live.
He has been in an intermittent
diabetic coma for the last FIVE
days"
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Wins Hospital Award

CHICAGO. Mar. 80 (AP)-
The American Hospital Associ-
alton yesterday named Oliver
g. Pratt. executive director Of
Rhode Island Hospital. Provi-
dence. to receive its 1860 Dis
1inguished Service Award. The
award will be presented at the
Associations SD annual meet
ing August 20-September / in
San Francisco.
Evening star., 1960-03-30


sJoseph r. Jackson instructed
the jury.
Z. The Court of Appeals action
Followed a motion by the Gov
.ernment. which agreed with
the defense that a new trial
should be held. The Govern
fnent pointed to a Court of
Appeals January decision,
which had reversed a similar
case, holding that Judge Jack
son enormously instructed
Jurors about the defense of
insanity.
4 Judge Jackson used almost
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Court Again Saves Life
OF Man in Gun KiIIinq

James Clark today from ectrocution for the
econd in the United States Court of Appeals in the shot
gun Staying of acquaintance three years
Clark 32 the 900 block of street NV granted
explanation by the nine appellate judges
But the defense based the District Court Judge
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-05

One political issue is treated ably in an editorial by
Editor Tom Mcknight in the N c. Mooresville Tribune
it candidate Jack Kennedy for the Presidency
Mr. Mcknight mentions that Kennedy was educated at
Harvard Protestant institution, and not in his po
lica has he allowed religion to interfere with af
fairs of state"
Here is Mr. Meningitis fortnight appraisal of this
didate for the presidency:
81 shall attempt purple prose defense of the Demo
Gratis nominating Catholic tor President Nor will there
vinegar the ink for those whose personal convc
this high office.
81 will simply state my position and be done with the
subject and forever.
"That Kennedy is a Catholic makes absolutely diff
the appraisal of his qualifications for the
Presidency the history of this office proves anything it
that church affaton, lack of it, has meant moth
ing.
-Four of our Presidents belonged to church. Hayes
Jefferson Lincoln and Johnson gave only lip service to
organized religion affiliated with any church Two
of them never baptized and, in my humble opinion
four jefferson and Lincoln still rank among the worlds
finest statesmen
"Ten Presidents have been Episcopalians 6 Presby
terians Methodist Untarians Baptists Dutch Re-
cps Christ Put the religious creeds of all these churches
into crucble and stir them and come up with some
weird stuff little Catholicism thrown into the pot isn't
fate of nation another.
"While our religious beliefs do not coincide at many
points, hold fear of the Pope My only fear today for
my freedom fear stemming from Russia Perhaps the
most powerful moral foe Russia has earth today is the
Pope I'm mighty glad to have His Holiness my side
Senator Kennedy believes the separation of church
and his entire public record proves it. He keeps
his religion to himself has repeatedly defed the Catholic
hierarchy in matters of state For instance the Catholic
church backed by strong from the Papacy in Rome
opposed foreign aid to the Communist satellite countries
Senator Kennedy supported such aid and voted for it.
brsy brushed them aside with the admontion they
out of bounds"
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-05
SANFORD
Continued from Page One)

vision and courage required for
the conquering of the frontiers OF
the new world. This today is a
lesson in the vision and courage
needed by this generation to con-
quer the new frontiers of the world
ave will need the same kind of
vision and courage as we face the
new frontiers of education for our
children; of peace for the people
of the world; of security for Ameri-
cans, and of full development of
our many resources"
He said, 1T is good to be re-
minded that conquering new FROM
tiers is the first tradition OF North
Carolina"
More than 1000 people saw the
special symphonic drama produc-
ton Saturday.
Victor Meekins, a member of the
Lost Colony Committee introduced
Sanford.
Sanford and members of his
party were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert o. Balance of Manteo on
Saturday. Balance was his Dare
Comfy manager. He visited on the
week end at Mays Head with Mer-
riell Evans of Ahoskie and other
friends.
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-08-05

are about IA Highway Depart
ment engineers, inspectors and
engineering aides assigned to the
job under Resident Engineer w.
]. Starr. A veteran road and bridge
builder, Star spent five years with
the Tennessee Valley Authority as
bridge raiser.
On the job, there are many
pieces of equipment which will be
used before the bridge is completed
and open to traffic in about two
years. Some of the equipment be-
ing used includes a crane, for
handling pilings for storage and
loading on barges; transit mixers
to provide the finished concrete
used in making the piles and grid
ers; stationary mixers, a pile
driver, 8 cranes, s barges, 3 tugs
and numerous other boats, trucks,
floats, etc.
Out over the murky waters Of
the Alligator, the pile drivers
pounding warns of the passing of
the ferryboat era here, but the
sound is music to the ears of those
who fought so long for the bridge,
and for them, the era cannot pass
too soon.