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Evening star., 1960-07-20
Cubuns Seize
3 MAGAZINES

HAVANA, July 20 (AP).-
Workers yesterday took over
three weekly magazines owned
by a prominent publisher who
took political asylum. The ac-
tion followed a pattern set in
the Cuban newspaper field.
Employees assumed control OF
the news magazines Bohemia
and Carteles and the fashion
magazine VanidadeS. Miguel
Angel Quevedo, publisher of all
three and editor of Bohemia
took refuge in the Venezuela
Embassy Sunday.
Formerly a close friend oi
Fidel Castro, Mr.. Quevedc
charged the Prime Minister had
betrayed the revolution.
Enrique de la Hoza, whose
brother, Antonio, heads the
public relations department ot
the Foreign Ministry, was
named editor of Bohemia
which has a wide circulation In
Latin America. .-.
Evening star., 1960-07-20

poldville. the Congolese capital.
had started pulling back to
their bases in the Congo and
would clear the capital by
Saturday night. But Belgian
soldiers were on station in at
least 20 other centers scattered
over the vast Central African
territory, and the Belgians said
they would stay until u. N
forces took over protection OF
European lives and property
from them.
Tunisia wrote the resolution
adopted by the Council last
week providing for a U. N
military force for the Congo
and calling on Belgium to With
draw her troops. That resolu-
ton set no time limit for the
withdrawal.
Belgian Foreign Minister
Pierre Wigny was flying to New
York for the Council meeting
with proposals for an embargo
on arms shipments to the
Congo and for an international
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Ecuador S Ambassador
Leaving for New Post

Ambassador Jose r. Chiri-
hoga Of Ecuador will leave his
post here at the end of this
month to become his country's
new Minister of Foreign At
fairs, it was reported here
today.
Mr.. Chiriboga, who was
named Ambassador to the
United States for the second
time in November, 1856, will
act as chairman of the up
coming Inter-American Con-
ference to be held in Quito in
March next year.
Ecuador's newly elected Pres
ident, Jose M. Velasco Ibarra.
takes Office on September 4.
The new President and Mr..
Chiriboga are longtime asso-
ciates. The Ambassador for
merly served as his country's
envoy to this country, having
been appointed to the post by
Mr.. Velasco Ibarra when he
was President in 1852.
Mr.. Chiriboga, 40. was for
merly Mayor of Quito, from
1913 to 1852, and was q candi-
date for President of Ecuador
in 1852. He also served as a
senator. undersecretary of gov
ernment and secretary general
of public administration of
Ecuador.
Mr.. Chiriboga married the
former Nora Beacon. a secre-
tary 10 Representative Ayres,
Republican of Ohio, last May.
Another District figure ex-
pected to leave in time for the
Inauguration of Ecuador's new
president is Commissioner
David B. Karrick. Mr.. Karrick
was named Ambassador to
Ecuador by President EiSen-
hover earlier this month.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
BY EARL H. VOSS
Star stan Writer


The Dominican Republics
dictator, Generalissimo Rafael
Trujillo, has been on the verge
of fight several times in the
last two months, according to
information reaching officials
here.
His plan, it is said. was to
take off in the manner of Gen.
Batista in Cuba on New Years
Day, 1859.
Gen. Trujillo' is reported to
feel that he is getting nowhere
in the Dominican Republic
against mounting opposition
and is running the risk of be-
ing forcibly liquidated. But he
is said to figure that he could
leave now with enough re-
sources to live comfortably in
exile.
Fear worse Problem
There would be no tears shed
in the State Department over
Gen. Trujillo's departure. But
the vacuum that would be left
! in the Dominican Republic
might present a worse problem
than the present one, officials
here feel.
The Fidel Castro regime in
Cuba might try to move some
of its Dominican associates into
high Dominican government po-
sitions, it is feared.
The United States Govern
ment is not pushing Trujillo tt
leave, officials here say, partly
because they do not see any
alternative to head a govern.
ment in the Dominican Re.
public. Dangers of conflict
Evening star., 1960-07-20
TrujjiIIo Near Flight
Recently, u. S. Hears

civil as we'll as international,
would be great in the resulting
vacuum.
Other Latin American ma
tions, however, m in e n t
among them Venezuela, whose
President has charged the Tru-
jillo regime paid assassins to
try to kill him - are eager to
see Gen. Trujillo leave, no mat
ter what the consequences.
First Problem of OAS
The Organization of Amer
lean States met here Monday
to consider Peru's call for a
Latin American foreign minis
ters' meeting. Most of them
repeatedly see Gen. Trujillo as
the first problem to be dealt
with in Latin America, not the
United States problems with
the Castro regime in Cuba.
The Latin American Foreign
Ministers Conference probably
will be held in early August, Of
ficialS here said. Washington
is prominent among the sites
under consideration.
Gen. Trujillo was elected
President of the Dominican
Republic in 1880. Although he
permits no freedom of press or
speech or political opposition,
his government supports the
free world.
Under his regime, modern
housing has been built for
workers, schools have been
erected and the economy, which
formerly had depended entire
cumulated record of at least
diversified.
Evening star., 1960-07-21

who also composed "Walkin'
My Baby Back Home" II Don't
Know Why But Do" Mean to
Me-" "I'll Get BY as Long as I
Have You," and Where the
Blue of the Night Meets the
Gold of the Day"
Joe Meyer. too. sat at those
tables and at the Friars. Again,
said the ASCAP man, stop
those first 100 passersby and
see if any remember the name
OF Joe Meyer. But they'd all re-
member his California, Here
I Come" Falling in Love-" IF
You Knew Suzie,'' But I Did !"
Crazy Rhythm" and "A Cup of
Coffee, a Sandwich and You"
And Buddy Lewis-William M.
Lewis, jr.-who wrote How
High the Moon,". and Ruth
Lowe, composer of I'll Never
Smile Again"
Evening star., 1960-07-21
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
Broad A Brundo

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). -
Marion BrandO is again acquir-
ing an English accent for his
role in the remake of "Mutiny
on the Bounty" I wish he
wouldn't. He used the long A
and drawl for his part of
Napoleon in "Desiree." And it
was disastrous. Marion is al
ways more effective with his
own natural tough-sounding
accent that bounced him to
fame in "A Streetcar Named
Desire"
All the Russians in London
for the Bolshoi Ballet make a
beeline for the three Chaplin
movies showing there-but it's
more because of Charles PAN
tomime than political.
Buster KeatOn's son, Jimmy
Talmadge KeatOn, is receiving
$4,000 a month FROM his moth
er's estate. Buster has been in
Munich narrating some of his
silent films.
&# II 4
Singer actress Connie Fran
els will be going back to Ger
many late this summer to see
tall, blond and handsome Peter
Krause. I'VE may do a movie
together" says Connie. .
Mitzi GaynOr says the surprise
in her Surprise Package" pic
ture is Noel Coward. He plays
a depoSed king and he's simply
regal" Mitzi made the picture
in Rhodes last summer co-star-
ring with Yul Brynner.
Paul Henreid, actor turned
director, is a silent partner in
the Broadway production. "The
Affairs of Anatole," with Fay
and Michael Kanin-"and I
own the movie rights" says
Paul. Bill Bendix's daugh-
ter Lorraine has reached the
40-pound mark in her rigid
regime to lose IS pounds. Lor-
raine is a. compulsive eater,
Heaven help her.
u y
Tony Martin will be in Rome
during August. but not in the
sweltering city. Wen be at the
beach, while Cyd tCharisSe) is
starring in Babylon at the
Cinecitta Studios, where they
made 'Ben-Hur' interiors"
Part of the time Tony will
employ his glorious voice CIV
ing concerts in Europe.
Singer Fabian has five more
films on his contract at goth
Century-FoX, at the rate of
one a year. After his current
Go North" with John Wayne
TN going home for a visit
Evening star., 1960-07-21

with the folks in New Jersey"
Between times, the young sing
er studies with Sanford Meisnel
at the studio.
Watching Cary Grant in his
early movies on television,
find him much better looking
today. In those days. the males
wore their hair glued tightly
to their Scalps-a hangover
from the Valentino era. And
it was strange to see Fred
MacMurray with his hair Jet
black and slick in TOO Many
Husbands" with Jean Arthur
of the delicious voice.
Nat Benchley's book, Sail a
Crooked Ship" will star Jack
Lennon in the movie version If
it is filmed in New York City
where Jack will be appearing
nightly ina play. But it would
be just as good for Glenn Ford,
in Hollywood.
y y 4
Talking of the theater, both
Sir Laurence Olivier and An
thOny Quinn will sit in on the
casting of the 40-odd speaking
parts in their new play,
Beckett" for the fall season.
After English character &C
tress HermiOne Baddelly saw
herself in Midnight Lace" she
sent a cable to producer Ross
Hunter in Hollywood and signed
it, THE Jewish Hermione Gin
gold" This will give Miss Gin
gold chuckle.
George Raft laughed when
told that gangster Luciano in
Italy stated he would like
George to play him on the
screen. At the moment Raft is
busy loking for a young actor
to play him in his movie BIZ
ography. How about Edward
G. Robinson, jr?
Evening star., 1960-07-21

gassed at Scissors. wrote q
hundred forgotten sones-and
then hit with Melancholy
Baby"
Richard A. Whiting ? Stop
the first hundred passers-by on
Times Square and ask. said the
ASCAP man. Whiting? We
should remember. Dick Whit
ing. who died at At. composed
Till We Meet Again." the song
with the largest number of
Sheet-music sales in history.
japanese Sandman" Sleepy
Time Gal" She's Funny That
Way" Beyond the Blue Hori-
zon," "One Hour With YOU"
Horses. Horses" Too Marvel
GUS for Words" "Ain't We Got
Fun" all Dick Writings. So
were You're an Old Smoothie, {"
"Ukulele Lady" and "Eadie Was
a Lady"
Remember Fred Fisher?"
asked the ASCAP man. I re-
member him, from the old days
at Lindy'S. but how many still
recall his name? Fisher who'd
written Peg o. My Heart"
"Dardanella," Chicago" and
"Oui. Oui, Marie" And what
Of Godfrey O'Hara, who wrote
"K-K-K-Katy"?
The champ, by any measure,
Irving Berlin, but the
name of Walter Donaldson too
should be enblazoned. Never
heard of Donaldson? When you
dance to MY Blue Heaven"
"At Shutdown" Little White
Lies" Love Me or Leave Me-"
as well as to The Daughter of
Rosie O'Grady," What Can 1
Say Dear, After I Say I'm
Sorry" you, You're Driving
Me Crazy" My Buddy" and
How You Gonna Keep En-
Down on the Farm" you're
dancing to Donaldson.
Ell Morocco's band swung into
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down
and Write Myself a Letter.
but none of us could name the
composer. He was Fred AhIert,
Evening star., 1960-07-21
THE
LYONS
DEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-We were sit
ting at Ell Morocco with a vet
eran ASCAP songwriter. who
noticed our fingers tapping to
the rhythm Of the band. Ever
hear Of Jimmy MOnacO?" he
asked. No. none OF us had
heard Of him. Monaco? He
wrote that song we're listening
to-" said the ASCAP man. The
tune was You're Gonna Lose
Your Gal" And he also wrote
You Made Me Love You"
Jimmy Monaco. one of those
composers vaguely remembered
but whose hits are memorable.
Conrad X. DOber was an
other; using the name Con
Conrad" he composed "Margie, f"
Barney Google" You Gotta
See Momma Every Night, I"
THE Continental and Ma,
He's Making Eyes at Me-" The
guessing game continued: Had
we ever heard of Shelton
Brooks? No. But he composed
"Darktown Strutters Ball" and
Some One of These Days" 4"
And Isham Jones, who COM
posed 1T Had to Be You" and
IN See You in My Dreams.
4 4
Few remember the names of
these music writer's who were
overwhelmed by the giants of
the profession, although their
output, too. still is played by
bands and whiStled everywhere.
Felix Arndt. the Trinity Church
organiSt who wrote "Nola,"
and Ernie Burnett. who was
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
Outdoor Art Show
Set in Silver
Spring July %

Silver Spring will take on the
aspect of Paris famed Left
Bank during the annual outdoor
art fair July % through July 80.
The paintings, water colors
and pen and ink drawings will
be offered for sale in front of
stores along Georgia ave. Cash
prizes will be awarded the top
three winners in the professions
al class, while trophies viii GO
to the winners in the amateur
adult and children's groups.
The show, sponsored by the
Downtown Silver Spring Bust
ness Association, is open to
those living within a 50-mile
radius of Montgomery County.
All entries must be 1seaived
between 9 am. ane 5 pm. NV
% at the Art Shop and Gallery,
5000 Georgia ave. Application
forms are available al the Art
Shop or from any member Of
the Business Association.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

marriage of their daughter,
Deborah Peasants, to Mr.. Rob-
ert Deleon Oliver, jr., on June 6
in Towson, Md. Mr.. Oliver is
the son of DR.. and Mrs. Oliver,
ST., of Selma, N. c.
Mrs. Oliver is a graduate of
Union Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing in Baltimore.
Mr.. Oliver is a graduate of the
University of North Carolina in
Chapel Hill and is employed by
the Department of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare, stationed in
Baltimore.
Following a wedding trip to
the North Carolina shore, the
couple will make their home in
Gainesville.
The Rev. and Mrs. James Ar
thur Richards of Elizabeth, N.
j., announce the marriage of
their daughter, Ruth Lackey
Richards, to Mr.. George De-
wees Summers of Westminster,
Md, on Saturday, June IS. The
bride is a granddaughter of
Mrs. Josiah w. Jones of Olney.
The father of the bride per-
formed the wedding ceremony
at St. James Methodist Church,
where he is pastor. Mr.. James
Arthur Richards III, brother of
the bride, gave the bride away.
He also was recently married,
in Roswell, N. M, where he is
serving an enlistment in the
U. S. Air Force.
Among the bridesmaids were
two cousins of the bride from
this area, Miss Margaret Ell
gar Gilpin of Olney and Miss
Anne Gilmore of Bethesda, as
well as Mrs. James Arthur
Richards III.
The bride graduated in June
from Western Maryland Col
lege in Westminster.
.
Mr.. and Mrs. w Byron For
bush arrived Monday to stay
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
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groups parks and recreation
committee, in accordance with
two resolutions adopted recent
ly by the full group. The resolu-
tons, according to Dor, pro-
posed "two practical steps" for
long range planning of parks
and recreation facilities in the
county.
In calling on the commission
to continue its land acquisition
program, the group suggested
that it utilize its borrowing
power ito the maximum extent
practicable" and that it under
take a study to determine If
other funds are available for
land acquisition at the federal,
state and local levels.
The resolution noted that Con-
gress had refused to appropri-
ate either loan or grant funds
formerly available under the
Capper-Crampton Act. In call
ing for continued land acquisi-
ton, it pointed out that the cost
Of land for parks and recreation
will be vastly greater" II pur-
chases are long deferred.
The second resolution pro-
posed that the commissions an.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
He Likes Job
County Jail
Directed by
John Young

John T. Young, Montgomery
County Jail Warden, is man
with a big job to do and a big
heart to do it with. He believes
that a warden must be flair,
helpful and firm"
One duty of the jailer is the
constant supervision of prison
ers at all time. 81 have had sew
eral instances of prisoners at
tempting suicide by hanging.
Recently l cut one down that
was so far gone I had to give
artificial respiration. A lady
prisoner tried it with a stock
ing"
Another unsung job of Young
and his staff is" cleaning and
laundering a prisoners per-
sonal clothing and seeing that it
is pressed SO he's presentable
for court. Many get their first
shave and bath in months when
they spend the night in jail"
Young came to Montgomery
County from a supervisory job
with Pennsylvania Airlines. He
started as a guard in 1850, and
was put in charge of the jail in
1851. Last year his Jail was
judged outstanding by the state
Jail inspector.
He entered the field of correc-
ton, he said, Because it is the
best thing l could do to aid re-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
Sundy Sprine-Ashton
Priscilla Thompsor,'s Class
Presents Musical Program

A. D. Farquhar at The Cedars.
They and their three small chill
dren will be there for several
weeks until they can move to
their new home in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hurley
and five youngsters are spend
ing this week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hurley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Benson
of Ithaca, N. Y, with their two
children, plan to spend next
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lauck Benson at Lauckwood.
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nual budget contain a list of all
projects called for In the Mas
ter Plan, data on the status of
each, an estimate of the cost of
each uncompleted project and a
projection of the year in which
it is planned to be accomplished.
IAN intelligent appraisal of
the budget" the resolution con-
tended, requires a complete
knowledge of the cost and pri-
critics of all uncompleted prof.
ects and not only of projects to
be supplemented during the sue
ceeding fiscalyear."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
Archbishop
|Dedicates
New Parish

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, a r. h bis hop of
Washington, officiated Sun
day at the dedication of the
new 100000 st. Bartholo-
news Catholic Parish Hall
at Wilson la. and River I'd. in
Bethesda.
More important to the ma
ton in the present world crisis
than all of the missiles and
rockets we can put up at Cape
Canaveral is that our citizens
lead good, holy Christian lives"
the archbishop told an audience
of some 500 persons during the
dedication ceremony.
Mass was celebrated by the
parish's newly-appointed pastor,
the Rev. Aloysius E. O'Connor,
who Archbishop O'Boyle pre-
dicted would serve as "a most
able, understanding and emerge
tic pastor"
He told the parishioners they
should be honored by the name
selected for the parish.
"St. Bartholomew, one of the
Apostles, was close to Christ
and heard Him command them
to go out and preach the Cos
pei to all nations = not just
to the Irish or English or Ger
mans or Italians, but to the
Africans and Indians and all the
nationalities of the world" he
asserted. "The Catholic Church
has been doing this ever since"
Father O'Connor, the new
pastor Of st. Bartholomew, is
a native of Washington and
served previously as pastor of
Holy Ghost Catholic Church at
Issue in Charles County, st.
Mary's Star of the Sea Church
in Indian Head and at Our Lady
Queen of Peace Catholic Church
in Washington.
The new parish hall will be
used for religious services until
a church can be constructed on
the 11-acre site. Included in
the L-shaped structure is a tenn
porary rectory.
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stature, I forgot the idea for
many years"
Hunger strikes are also a
problem for Young and his
staff. zone. man on the 10 most
wanted list did this" said
Young. "TIe wanted to get hos
pitalized so he could escape
and he did,"
Il have to be very persist
ent in getting proper commit
ment papers," he said. "A pris-
oner is Illegally in Jail without
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them and many are released
early or late if precautions are
not taken"
'rhe public is not aware of
the many duties of Jail person.
mel" Young continued. Persons
on drunk charges almost always
claim they are sober. We must
determine whether he is drunk
or sick by taking various tests.
Some people in diebetic shock,
for example, seem to be drunk
on first evaluation."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

lie OpiIlL VI LlU6TLy Dy otdli-
ford King and later received an
award for completing her fifth
season of piano study. Ann Sell
man completed her seventh sea-
son of study having received
the five-year award earlier
Sallie Biehl played selections
on her toy flute as well as the
piano. Others taking part were
Elizabeth Hancock, Susan Mey-
er, Dianne Unglesbee, Kenneth
Hancock, and Linda Aiken. Two
former pupils, Judith Whip
and Carolyn Mitchell, now col
lege girls, served as ushers.
Well known composers such as
Bach, Handel, Haydn, Mozart,
Beethoven, Brahms, Chopin,
Rubenstein, and Rimsky-Korsa-
koff were represented on the
program as well as more mod
ern composers.
The regular summer schedule
of the Sherwood Library Story
Hour began yesterday. 1t will
continue every Wednesday
morning Except July 20) from
now through August 10 at 10
o'clock.
There will be three different
groups of listeners. The pre-
schoolers, primary and elemen-
tary groups will each be able to
hear stories geared to their
ages and interests. In addition,
baby-sitting services will be pro-
vided for little brothers and sis
ters. Mrs. Evans North is in
charge Of the program and read
ing is done by other volunteers.
Installation of new officers
of the American Legion, Nor
man Price Post So, and the Lee
gion Auxiliary, will take place
on July 5 tnot July IL as pre-
viously announced here). The
joint meeting will be at the
Post Home in Brookeville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elgar Hallowell
St2hler have announced the
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Mobilization. Rehabilitation of
any prisoner, especially a first
offender should begin at once"
Another factor that led
Young into his present job is
the fact that his roots are in
Montgomery County. He has al
ways known and respected
members of the police force. He
said, Il respected and knew
many of them personally. 1 al
ways wanted to be on the police
force but since'I was small in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
Long Runge Proposal
Civic Group Urges Planners
To Borrow Funds for Land

The Allied Civic Group, Inc,
has called on the Park and
Planning Commission to con-
tinue an aggressive" land &C.
QUESTION program and to main
tain in its annual budget a
running tally" of the status of
park and recreational projects
incorporated in its Master
Plan.
The proposals were forward
ed to the commission by Robert
Dor, chairman of the civic
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The resolution also requested
the commission to make a COM
plete review of its Master Plan
every five years 'in the light
of changed conditions" and to
adopt any necessary revisions.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30
Receives Degree

Martha Harrison, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrison,
10711 Sandy Landing rd., Rock
vile, was among DePauw Uni
versity graduates receiving the
bachelor of arts degree at the
schools 1860 commencement
exercises.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-30

STANLEY H. ARTHUR, Be
thesda architect, has been
elected presiden. of the Poto-
mac Valley Chapter, American
Institute of Architects. Other
officers include Jack c. Cohen,
Silver Spring, vice president.
and Theodore Cromar, Jr.,
Silver Spring, secretary.
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Margaret #. Adelfio
Walker 4,3803

musical program dedicated to American Freedom
presented Saturday afternoon June 25 at the Sandy
Spring Community House by the piano class of Priscilla
H. Thompson
Elaine Aiken opened the program with a march,