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Evening star., 1960-08-11

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Ta%ei'fi DlSa oosisS Sa S'1S. H. s:a sDseisa: sa fP
Im.c- din. In., de luxe kit. With
eating area, adjoining. laundry
room. J bedrnG., 9 baths; .o-eaF
karaae:. eonV,, 70 schoplss, tFansp.: /:
priced In Low sos. : l,l, =,
Evening star., 1960-08-11

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Near ear: old 4 InSaisa .a!1 epEins E:S;;; ready:
Eraps vines. tsmste PLANTS, sI., &c :,
90 with this lovely det. 3 birm
celeniai brick LIST ar. den, pe1dSi
rm,' mod; kit, breakfast neck,
rec. rm, low priced at s21rS60,
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Evening star., 1960-08-11
CHEVY CHASE AREA

ssESS SsEssS = sSI2 .p:. p
eious ! .level rambler, just redee. ;
center : hall plan: lovely liv. rm.
with picture window, family din.
Tn., spacious de luxe hit, 3 twin.
gise bedrms.,. 2 baths; lower level
features huge rec. srm.,S 9Th bed
room and tiled bath; 9-ear ga-
rage; many extras included.
Evening star., 1960-08-11
$18,5O0'

Darling brick rambler: fabu-
lous ret. rm., , bedrms.,
vofksHop, rear screened
porch oVorlookfnE wooded
GAHden. - Il.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Interfederution
Opposes Transit
Token Fare Rise

The Interfederation Council
of Citizens Associations Of the
Greater Washington Area last
night opposed an increase in
transit token fares.
D. C. Transit's request for
permission to raise its rates
from five tokens for 81 to four
for 95 cents was to be consider
ed today in a Public Utilities
Commission hearing.
James S. McMullen, sched-
uled to be the councils witness
at the hearing said, "a rate in
crease will cause some people
to stop riding and it costs ID.
C. Transit) less to operate if
they have fewer passengers.
This is directly in opposition
to the interest Of the public. I"
Charles R. Richey Of the Dis
trict Federation of Citizens AS
sociation, told the council, ID.
C. Transit is making this re-
quest at this time before their
profits shoot up during the
holiday rush"
The meeting was conducted
by Walter Kingsbury, chair
man, at the District Building.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
soc, WAsH-FM (s7.l Mc.)--

$500. WAsH-FM 1911 Mc.)--
In the Concert Hall. Saint
Saens' The Carnival of the
Animals.
7:O5, WGMS AMIN (57O Kc.
and 1855 Mc.) ~ Stored
Showcase. Violin Concerto
in A Minor. by Dvorak.
$3.50, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc,
and 1895 Mc.) - Prague
Spring Festival, 1860. Czech
Philharmonic Orchestra and
Choral Society: Vera Kry.
Iowa, contralto; Benno Blac-
hut. tenor; Ladislav Mraz.
bass.
800, WMAL-FM lIO5.3 Nc. -
HI Fl Showcase. Malcolm
Arnold's English Dances.
1900, WNfAL-FM (1O7.3 Mel
Nocturne. Sleeping Beauty
Waltz, by Tchaikowsky.
11:OO, WNfAL-FM (97.1 Mel
Evening star., 1960-10-18

ignorance Of Hollywood and
old films is colossal. He not
only wasn't sure whether star
Robert Donat was still alive or
not, but the only name he rec
ognized in the credits was
Greer Garson's. (Other fairly
big names that escaped his
notice-Paul Won Hernreid,
who changed his name to Paul
Henreid when he came to this
country: John Mills. who be-
came q big star of English
films, and Torin Thatcher,
whose achievements include
the winning of q Sylvania TV
Evening star., 1960-10-18

and who stayed there, and
Hank Bloomgarden.
This New York grand Jury
postscript to a two-year- old
sensation is bound to draw q
variety Of reactions. including
the usual indignation from the
TV industry which suspects
that the press too often fingers
gloatingly over its misfortunes.
The re-run. however, may
serve q useful purpose il It
focuses public attention on
TVS course since those fateful
days.
Not quite two years after the
first rumors- emphatically de-
MED by all hands-were noised
about. quizzerS and giveaways
are creeping back on the air.
lanes and programming In gen.
eral, the responsibility for
which the networks belatedly
assumed is at an all-time low.
Yes-there's a law on the
books now that make a crime
Of payola and rigging Of shows.
But what else is new?
Weekend Lament: Why is It
that the Baltimore viewer gets
a consistently better shake in
late movies Saturday nights
than his opposite number
here?
Last Saturday, channel 2 Of
fered Olivier'S Richard III"
and Channel Is, "Goodby Mr..
Chips" Our four aggressive
DC. stations were simulta-
neously featuring two Barbara
Stanwyck dramas, an Alan
Ladd epic. and Home in In
diana" with Walter Brennan.
Baltimore's WJz-13 even Of
fers host" with its movie, a
personable fellow named Jack
Wells. He's there, I think, to
interrupt the commercials
more than anything else, as his
Evening star., 1960-10-18
Ranger Rockets Find
Sun, Then SitonMoon

chemical evidence Of the COM
position Of the moon,
ut will be the first evidence
that the moon is not green
cheese" DR.. Hibbs says.
The scientist, who spoke at
a Space Research and Technol-
ogy Institute at College Park,
says future plans cali for rock
cts to carry microphones.
We'll be able to listen in"
he says. Maybe Wen hear
Yankee. go home"
Evening star., 1960-10-18

If there is any doubt that
Buck Rogers is here to stay, a
chat with DR.. A. r. Hibbs will
quickly dispel it.
DR.. Hibbs. a black-haired
young scientist with a wry
sense of humor, can't to town
from California to talk about
the first steps in lunar and
planetary exploration.
At a press conference held
before his speech last night at
the University of Maryland,
DR.. Hibbs told about the Rang
er rockets which the United
States hopes to begin launch
ing sometime next year.
To the layman, the Ranger
sounds as If it will be able to
do everything but play THE
Stars and Stripes Forever"
It viii be an unnamed space
scraft equipped with a cosmic
ray telescope and solar panels
which open like wings. Appar-
emily 1t keeps going until it
finds the sun; then when its
destination has been reached,
the Ranger straightens up and,
like a good hunting dog, points
toward the target.
To Find Sun
"It will turn over, tumbling
end over end until it finds the
sum-" says. DR.. Hibbs, who is
chief of the Division Of Space
Sciences Jet Propulsion Lab
oratory in Pasadena, Calf.
"Itu keep looking until 1t
finds the sun; then when 1t
finds it, it'll say stop there
When that happens, a
saucer-Shaped antenna, meas
uring 4 feet in diameter, will
swing out from the bottom Of
the rocket until, as DR.. Hibbs
says. "the antenna sees the
earth"
If things don't go right, a
command from earth will make
the ship go into its tumbling
act all over again.
Physically, the Ranger re-
sembles a four-sided oil der
rick with a Six-sided base, DR..
Hibbs explained.
Moon Landing
AS the tests of the Ranger
progress, the rocket will be Or
dered to go from the sun to the
moon. 1t will roll along across
the heavens until it comes with
in so miles of a selected spot on
the moon. Then it will slow
down and land.
AS the rocket nears the moon,
it will take pictures every IL
seconds-the first, from several
hundred miles out-which will
be relayed back to earth by tele-
vision.
The rocket will contain equip
ment to enable scientists on
earth to get the first direct
Evening star., 1960-10-18

award. Mr.. Wells must be kid
dingO
The local stations have some
pretty fair movies ON their
lists-hut why not save some
Of the good ones for the nights
the viewers can stay up to see
them?
Evening star., 1960-10-18
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:15, WMAL - Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Bobby
Hackett, June Christy and
the Rampant st. Paraders.
1888, VOL Broadway Show
Time. The original cast of
"Oklahoma!" is featured.
Jay PERI is host.
800, WWDC - Washington
Viewpoint. Senator Henry
Scoop" jackson, chairman
of the Democratic National
Committee. Is interviewed.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
ON The AIR
An Echo of TVS
PorIous Past
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

For second yesterday thought was an old paper from
the files "a SurendeFace TV Quiz Charges the headline
read fa3ee
Three of the IA contestants pictured Charles Van
Dcren who bore the brnt of the expose in late 49, Eds
Won Nardro who out Of the country" when ali hroke
Evening star., 1960-10-18


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n
Evening star., 1960-04-03

THE elderly couple was celebrating gold
IL en- wedding anniversary, and reporter
asked the dgnified whitehaired husband for
his secret of successful marriage
Well" the oldSter explained, when my
wife and | were first married we had some
pretty terrible fights like everybody else, but
eventually we both realized that was wrong"
MYTH both motors OF his plane hOpelesSly
w on fire, the pilot showed classic courage
AS he donned parachute. he shouted to the
passengers:
Don't anybody panic I'm going for help
now"
7EKE Hinkledorfer has finally figured out
IL what the doctors scribbling means on
prescription blank
He says it is message for the druggist
saying; Il got my $5 Now he's all yours.
W7ORK hard the job you save may be
w your own
Evening star., 1960-04-03

OtHPT PHpNhht
mothers among my friends.
Correctol' has been specially
developed for a womans delicate
system. 1t is completely different
from harsh, all-purposc laNativcs.
Its secret is a non laxative mir
dcie regulator that simply softens
waste. Along with this. Correctol
contains just enough mild idrdtirp
to give regularity a start.
Working together. these two
gentle ingredients make Corrcctol
bring relief more naturally than
any ordinary laxative can. Even
in pregnancy and following child
birth. In menstrual Periods-and
after middle age. too!
Do trv CorreCtol soon. 30 tinv
pink tablets, Sl.00.
Evening star., 1960-04-03

A MAN called on the news editor of local
IA paper and announced that his uncle had
been taking the paper for SIS years.
That's fine" said the editor. Il hope he
will continue to do So
"Oh yes" said the man. And want to tell
you about my uncle. He has always been a
model of prOpriety. He has never touched
liquor or tobacco He has never used profanity.
He has never been mixed up with women. He
INDUCES in no vices and eXceSseS. AND tOmor-
row he will celebrate his 80th birthday"
How" asked the editor.
GMALL boys definition of conscience
~ something that makes you tell your mother
before your sister does.
Whofs YOUR fovorite Joke? Sen
Mosozine. 225 Virsino ovsnve S
Evening star., 1960-04-03
NOW...a
special laxative
for women!
Cires gentle relief
more naturally than any
ordinary laxative

"DuTing preg-
nancy and after
my bdby's birth,'
writes Afrs.KeHy
II Heeded a gen
tie laxative and
really found it in
COrrpCtOI! 1t
uOrked so uOn-
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Evening star., 1960-04-03

A HARVARD graduate wrote his parents,
IA both proper BostonianS that he had just
taken job with radio station WHO. Properly
Mortified they sent off telegram demanding
that he give up his job and seek employment
with station WHOM
"AIl in Fun" eIo SUndoy The Stor
possible public cotton n this poqe
Evening star., 1960-04-03
All In Fun
Laughing 1t Off
By EVELYN WADE
The Big Wheel

DEW4RE of your driving. be cautious and sIO,c,
- Take heed at each crossing and bywdy-
For PerciuaI Punys abroad on the road
Ind PerciudFS King of the Highway.
4 meek little story is PercirdFS life,
With accomplishments ',cGy under par,
4frdid of his children. his boss and his oife
Til he gets at the wheei of his car.
Then all of a sudden master is born,
Timidify flies into space:
He crashes, he thunders, he's loud cith the horn:
He shouts into anyOne's face.
Al, strange is the paradox strange and bizarre,
But it happens again and again
That the meekeM Of mice in their Oun Hnie car
Can be suddenly turned into mem
TEACHER: IF your mother had $40 in the
Il sugar bowl and your father took 81, what
would your mother have?"
PUBL: Fits
Evening star., 1960-04-03
New formula contains anti-tch ingredients
to soothe pain, speed healing stop itch fast!

on spreading itch like poison ivy,
because it helps dry open weeping
LESSONS, prevents spreading. Prevents
risk of infection from scratching,
too, because CALAMATUM turns
into its own pink bdndage-won't
rub off until you wash it off! Get
cooling, soothing CALAMATUM
Ointment at all drugStores without
prescription.
'WN PINK BANDAGE
'OrnoratiOn DOver Tel
Evening star., 1960-04-03

Science has developed remarkable
new formula that combines anti-itch
ingredients to relieve all kinds of
itch in seconds! This new medicated
cream, called CALAMATUM" Oint-
- ment. actually stops itch
1: ! i, = !. !, !:
e \ ing and burning on con-
\ ~ tact-sootheS pain and
~Z><A aids healing too.
\N Effective even
- toSo I..I:..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07
NEXT WEEK:

Trovhlsd sport: In the wake Of revela-
tions about mobster control of box
ing, ex-champ Joe Louis writes pro-
vocative article: rs Boxing Worth
Saving?"
Troubled moniasss: Some People
Shouldn't Get Married." says a noted
sociologist. He names four types Of
men and women who can't make any
marriage work. His views may shock
you Il but you'd, better read them!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07
February z, 1860


IN THIS ISSUE:
Cover Photo: Ski chomp linda Meyers.
by Fred lyon
4 Cerboord: Kidding The Kids
8 let's Put Our Ex-Presldents In The
Senofe
II Who Diets Best - Husbands Or
Wives2
Is Run Wild, Little Shebol
" One Sure Way To Control Ulcers
20 lincoln Pordons A Sleeping Sentinel
u Quiz EN-
Is HeIpl The Conquerine Hero
30 food. Biggest leo Party In konsos
"a lost Laugh, Hats OF To Cupid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07

WILLIAM |. NICHOLS
Editor and Publisher
sEY CHAssLER, Editorial Director
ED MCCARTHY, Managing Editor
NELSON CRUPPo, Art Director
STEWART BEACH, Asst. to the Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07
Meet God halfway
by MARGARET MEAD
get the dstaf ready and God will send the fax
by MARGARET MEAD

EwEREwo the
| o She said accompanied by realistic effort
world
worked.
whom loved
"An things
intended for them that love God" Later
decided something
muslin tCodh of
Blu
specifically effort
making
subboy sticking
nowex
Gods help thread
andfor which there nohax
is o Ards mo Htd re
lies o. op in be o e
, 1960-01-21
New Firms 10 Sell,
Rent Motorbikes
In Christiunsted

Due to open soon on SSttrraandd
Lane, near the Comanche
Club in Christiansten will be
the G. c. Bryant and Son,
Inc. motorbike shop, which
will carry motor bikes for
hire, with a rental and sales
service department.
The will carry Vicoria, Wick
and Superluxus makes.
, 1960-01-21
President Asks
representation for
v. |. in Congress

Government H an
nounces that a news report
received and published re-
Gently indicating that the
President of the United States
had omitted mention of the
Virgin Islands. in his annual
budget message to Congress
was erroneous.
The Department of Interior
advised the local Government
that the President, in his an
nual message to the Congress
on January 18 included the
following statement:
ITO foster further develop
ment of democratic institu-
tons and in keeping with the
growth of local self-govern-
ment, action should be taken
to authorize the Virgin IS
lands and Guam to be repre-
sented in t h e Congress
through Ron-voting resident
commissioners"
, 1960-01-21
n~~~A p~a-L-N T-
&GGCS 10Q11l
Is Due Here on
Friday Afternoon

The Ponce Baseball team is
expected to arrive in ST.
Croix on Friday afternoon.
They will be taken in a
motorcade from the A1exan
der Hamilton Airport to Chris
tiansted and back to Frederik
sted where the players will
be staying.
There will be one baseball
game on Saturday afternoon
in Christiansted and two in
Frederiksted on Sunday. The
first game on Sunday will be
at 9 am. and the second at
lao pm.
, 1960-01-21
Several Pow Finer
For Truffic Violations
il Christiunsted

In the Municipal Court yes
terday several traffic cases
were heard. One involving
Sergeant AAmatus Hoyer, who
was charged with negligent
driving, on motion of Special
Assistant to the Attorney
General, Cuyler Ten Eyck,
Jr., the case was dismissed,
Clinton Lang, who W a $
charged with failure to report
an accident, was fined SIS,
Raymond Bates charged with
speeding when his car collid-
ed with a Ford Station
wagon, was fined SIS. Gavis-
tan David was charged with
negligent driving and fined
S.; Arthur Isbit was fined SIS.
for operating a vehicle with
out rails and seats while
carrying passengers.
, 1960-01-21
Boy Scouts Of
Puerto Rico, Virgin Is.
Elect New President
Ullmont James Gets
Silver Beaver Award

Silver Beaver Award
With an audience of approx
imately 400 Scout leaders, and
friends of Scouting, the Puer-
to Rico Virgin Islands Coun-
Gil, Boy Scouts of America
celebrated its 33rd Annual
Meeting at the Ell San Juan
Intercontinental Hotel last
Sunday, January 18th, by
electing J. Adalberto Roig OF
Humacao as its new President
for 1860. Also, the 5Oth Ami
versary of the Boy Scouts OF
America was recognized. This
is the Golden Jubilee of the
organization.
gusD atta
Highlighting t h e Annual
Meeting was the award Of the
Silver Beaver to four promi-
nent civic leaders of Puerto
Rico and the Virgin Islands.
These men were Luis A. Ferre
of Ponce, DR., Ramon E. Ra-
mirez of Mayaguez, Ullmont
L. James of ST. Thomas and
Rual Gandara of San Juan.
The Silver Beaver is a nation
al award Of the Boy Scouts
of America recognizing out
standing service to boyhood.
The Guajataka Award was
presented to the First Federal
Savings and Loan Association
and Enrique Campos del
Toro, its President, to recog-
nize the significant service of
this business organization in
helping the Boy Scout Coun-
Gil over the past 3-1I2 years.
1t has provided an ample of
flee in its building in Rio
Piedras where the business Of
the Council has been handled.
In addition to the above
awards, other people were re-
Continued on page q
, 1960-01-21
Corporal Hurley of
Frederiksted Now
With 59th Artillery

Fort Bliss, Texas Army
Cpl. Walls E. Hurley, whose
wife, Charlis, lives at 31a
Eighteenth ST., Columbus,
Georgia, recently was as
Continued on page a
, 1960-01-21
Several Fires
Kept Firemen Busy
Yesterday

There were several graS'
fires yesterday afternoon be
tween the hours of 1855 anc
8 o'clock. The Fire Depart
ment put out one on Estate
Carlton w h / c h destroyed
twenty-five acres; the othel
was at Estate Betty's Hope
where seventy-five acres were
destroyed before fremer
were able to get it under
control.
At about 1885 pm. las
night another alarm was an.
sWered from Estate Concor'
dia. A tamarind tree was or
fire. 1t was drenched with
chemicals which controlled il
temporarily but this morning
It was found that fire wa
still in the trunk. It was fl.
nally put out.
, 1960-01-21
Legislature Working
On Several
Important Bills

T h e Legislature settled
down to work in the Special
Session on January 10 and
several bills were passed.
Among the bills passed and
sent to the Governor for
sanction are: Bill to Restore
App &c atoms for Improve
ms the Mannings Bay
Race Ii k and for the Pur-
chase of a Launch for the
H~arbormaster at st. Croix;
Bill to provide for an Appro-
for a Stone Crusher
Saint John from the Gen
eral Fund; Bill to Amend the
Sanitary Code to simplify the
procedure for obtaining SAM
tary Permits; Bill to Provide
an Appropriation for the paw
of an access road to the
Project in Frederik-
sted; Bill to include the
S. Attorney as a member
Of the Judicial Council and
A Resolution regarding issu-
ance of bonds for hotel con-
Continued on page ~
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