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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-03

30 per cent are Negroes.
The new laws were design
ated to reduce state welfare
expenses and crack down on
immortality"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-03
ST. MARK ANNOUNCES
OPENING DATES

ST. Marks School will regis
ter old students Thursday, Sep
TENDER 8, and new students
Friday, September 9, between
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-03

One young thing to another:
81 prefer men who go for the
more refined things in life
like OIL"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-03

VELMA MURRAY, the at
tractive and petite 900 pounds)
niece of singer Pearl Bailey, is
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-03

9: A. M. and IL: Noon. Glasses
will begin Monday, September
IL at 8:45.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-09-03

the "spittin' image" of her ia
nous aunt.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-16

moved here from Miami
Beach, Fla.
Mrs. Cohen is a past presi-
dent of the Tucson Chapter
of Hadassah and has had
long service in the women's
division of CJA. She has
served as chairman of both
the advanced gifts and gen.
eral solicitations divisions.
Mrs. Cohen also has been
active in the Sisterhood Of
Cong. Anshei Israel, Bran
deis Women's Committee and
Hadassah.
The Cohens have two mar
ried children, Mrs. Jack Da-
Wis and Louis (Butch) Cohen.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-16
Jewish War Veterans

Friedman-Pau1 Post pol,
Jewish War Veterans will
hold a package party Sept.
II at 8 pm. at the Tucson
Garden Club at the corner
of North c a m pb ell and
Eighth Street.
Admission for m e m b e r S
and their guests will be a
gift package not to exceed
$1.00 per couple. There will
be refreshments, games and
dancing.
Next meeting of the post
will be Sept. 18 at $3.50 pm.
in Room 18 at the Center.
On the agenda will be the
posts participation in the
Freedoms Foundation.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-16
JWB Executive
Gershovifz
Is Dead

NEW YORK = Samuel D.
GershovitZ, executive vice
presid e n t of the National
Jewish Welfare Boar r d
(JWB), died Sept. 5 in New
Rochelle, NY, after a brief
illness. He was So years old.
Mr.. GershovitZ was ap-
pointed professional head of
JWB in 1947. Prior to this
he had served as executive
director of the Jewish Com
munity Centers of Chicago.
During a lifetime career of
Center work he had al S o
been director of Jewish Com
munity Centers in Lawrence,
Mass, Brooklyn, NY, and
Toronto, Canada.
The Arizona post., 1960-09-16

mems division of CJA.
Mr.. Hatcher has a lon g
record of communal service
including high leadership IN
the Combined Jewish Appeal.
Originally from New York
CITY. Mr.. Hatcher moved to
Tucson in 1948. He is presl-
dent of Merchants Finance
Company and its subsidi-
aries, Merchants Investment
Company, Merchants Secur-
itv Company and Merchants
Realty Company.
Mr.. Hatcher received his
ALB. degree from Columbia
University in 1926 and his
J.D. from the University OF
Illinois in 1929. At Illinois he
was assistant to DR.. Abra-
ham L. Sachar, now presi-
dent of Brandeis University.
MIR. Hatcher entered law
practice in New York in 1929.
In New York City Mr..
Hatcher served as president
of the Jewish Settlement
House from 1943-1948, was
on the board of directors OF
the National Jewish Welfare
Board and also was treasurer
of the Jewish Occupational
Council. His chairmanships
included the ADJ Speakers
Bureau, and the Metropoli-
tan Hillel Committee. He also
was on the board of directors
of the Society for the Ad-
vancement of Judaism and
Camp Loyaltown.
And his community serv-
ice in Tucson has not dimin-
ished. Only this week he was
elected vice-president of the
Tucson Jewish Community
Council. He has been treas
urer of the Council and also
served on the Xecutive
board for many years. In ad-
dition to heading CJA special
gifts and advance gifts divi-
sion, Mr.. Hatcher has been
treasurer for Ell Rio Coun-
try Club and the son
Servicemen's Center.
He and his wife, Tula, have
two married daughters, Mrs.
Richard L. Bloch and Mrs.
Robert Nasty.
Mrs. Cohen also has wide
community service. She and
her husband and family have
been residents of son
since 1916. The Cohens
The Arizona post., 1960-09-16
Named
ToHedd 1861
CJA Campaign

Tho 1860 Combined Jewish Appeal unified fund
raising campaign of the Jewish community-wll be
headed bv Stanley A. Hatcher as general chairman
Mrs Never Cohen will serve as chairman OF the "o-
Evening star., 1960-04-22

on trespaSs charges. They were
arrested in mid-March when
they sought service at a lunch
counter in a downtown Nc
Clellan's store.
The judge gave Fox and
Sampson 30-day Jail terms sus-
pended on payment of fines OF
SIS and costs and on condition
they remain on good behavior.
Explains Dismissal
Judge Hooks pointed out that
the charges against the 43 stu
dents were dismissed because
the students we're on the side
walk. He told the four on trial
that IF you had gotten in the
store and carried on the same
type of conduct as on the side
walk you would be Just as guilty
as these other two"
In Macon, Ga. last night a
Gordon of policemen kept Ne
groeS and white persons sepa-
rated while robed members of
the knights Of the Ku Klux
Klan. Inc, erected a red Dubbed
electric cross at a house oc-
cupied by three Negro families.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

chuk, star of the Moscow film
festival winner Fate of a
Man" also was honored.
The list of prize winners in
cluded scientists working in
nuclear research and a group
of five doctors for heart and
blood vessel studies.
4 Physicists HOnOred
Four physicists won prize
for their studies of two belts
OF radioactive particles sur
rounding the earth'S atmos-
phere. They were Sergei YER
nov, Alexander Chudakov,
Shmaya Dolginov and Nikolai
Pushkov.
The radiation zones are
known as the Van Allen belt
after DR.. James A. Van Allen,
of the State University of Iowa.
TasS credited Mr.. Vernov and
Mr.. Chudakov with discovering
the furthermost belt of radio
activity after the launching of
the second Soviet sputnik in
November. 1857.
Evening star., 1960-04-22

preme Court ruling in an Ala
bama case.
Superior Court Judge Jack
Hooks upheld the motion today
after Solicitor Lester V. Chal-
mers conceded that under the
Supreme Court decision the
State had no case.
In the Alabama case. the
United States Supreme Court
reversed the conviction of a
woman who was passing out
religious literature on the side
walk Of a company-owned town.
The court said:
Ownership does not always
mean absolute dominion. The
more an owner, for his advan-
tage, opens up his property for
use by the public in general,
the more do his rights become
circumScribed by the statutory
and constitutional rights of
those who use it,"
Judge Hooks also passed
sentence on two other students
R. Sampson, 81, of
Everett, Mass, and James A.
Fox, 10. of Washington, D. C.
were convicted yesterday
Evening star., 1960-04-22
TV Repairer
Jailed in Probe

A television repairman, who
admitted in Montgomery Coun-
ty Circuit Court that he
charged a set owner for a part
that was not installed, yester-
day was jailed pending a pre-
sentence investigation.
Judge James H. Pugh told
the defendant, James H. Leyda.
35, that falsifying a repair bill
was "a sneaky thing to do"
Leyda, a Government tech
nician who worked on TV sets
in his spare time, pleaded
guilty to one of three false pre-
tense charges. But he claimed
that his difficulty stemmed
from taking on more work
than any one human being
could possibly accomplish"
County police testified they
had received 25 to 80 calls from
residents who complained about
the defendants work.
Police also stated that Leyda's S
televiSion repair service was
listed in the classified telephone
directory at the Bethesda ad-
dress OF a telephone answering
service. His workshop actually
was located at his home in
the 1400 block of Bradley
avenue, Rockville, they said.
His guilty plea involved a
SIS bill which purported to
include the cost of a new tuner.
The bill was paid last November
"a by Edwin L. Fisher of 5122
Wessling lane, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Autopsy to Fix
Car Death Cuuse

An autopsy was to be per-
formed today by District Cor
oner A. Magruder Macdonald
to determine the cause of death
of Albert E. Salisbury, who died
after his car hit a tree yester-
day.
The coroner said it is possible
that the 49-year-old Mr.. SAILS
bury, who lived at 1922 Fortieth
place NV, may have been the
victim of a heart attack.
His car went out of control
in the $500 block of Massachu-
setts avenue NV. sideswiped
a hydrant and hit a tree on the
side of the road. He was going
about 25 miles an hour.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Court Frees
B Negroes in
Trespa4Case
BY the Associated Press

A 1916 decision of the United
States Supreme Court that
ownership does not always
mean dominion" brought free
dom today for 43 Negro stu
dent demonstrators charged
with trespass in Raleigh. N. c.
The 43 were arrested in Feb
ruary on the sidewalk in the
city's privately owned Cameron
Village shopping center while
attempting to stage a lunch
counter demonstration in the
Woolworth store.
Four of the 43 students went
on trial in Wake Superior Court
yesterday, but at the close of
testimony. their lawyers moved
for a dismissal, citing the Su-
Evening star., 1960-04-22
10th Century Review
Set Tomorrow at AU

Skits and scenes from plays
illustrating the mood of former
years will be included in the
Twentieth Century Review of
the American University at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow in Glen
denen Hall on the American
University campus.
The proceeds of the show
will go to the Washington
Heart Association.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Iturbi Sues Dealer
Over French Art

LOS ANGELES, April % CAP>
Jose Iturbi wants a
New York art dealer to refund
$4,000 for paintings Mr.. Iturbi
said turned out to be copies of
French masters Monet and
ToulouSe-Lautrec.
Mr.. Iturbi said in a suit filed
yesterday that. Pierre Nesi rep
resented the paintings to be
genuine when he sold them to
the pianist in 1850 and 1851.
Mr.. Iturbi said that in 1858 he
discovered the paintings were
copies.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
To Make Streets Safe After Dark.

I To Make Streets Safe After Dark.
Darkness spawns crime; bright lights
combat it. Article reports 1877 of the
nations murders, rapes and muggings
happen after dark; substandard light
ing also causes traffic deaths. Here's
how to judge lighting in your town,
what to do to get it modernized.
4 thappened on the River KWai. Ernest
Gordon, slave-laborer on the Japan
ese Railway Of Death" tells you how
29 words by an unknown poet trans
formed his life and that of his fellows.
Now Dean of the Chapel at Princeton
University, he passes these words on
to students and, here, to you.
Story Of Kay Kendall. Rex Harrison knew
when he married her what Kay was
never told: Leukemid! Here's drama
greater than Hollywood ever filmed
the true story of two people in love,
giving everything they could to each
other -. and time running ouI
A THE Worlds Slow Stain" This is re-
printed by request. We start out when
young, says this author, believing in
loyalty, honor and courage and
then we let the "acid of fear" corrode
our standards. Here is plea for "the
man most needed in America today
the man Oho is not ofrdidr'
& tPays to Increase Your Word Power.
Does scintilla mean (a) tinsel; (b)
trace; (c) veil; or (d) brilliant surface?
A good vocabulary is an asset. Learn
ing the correct meaning of words helps
your self-confidence, social prestige,
even your earning power. See how well
you score on this vocabulary test.
4 Cut the Grass Not Yourself! Last
year 10000 people were manned or
injured by power mowers usually the
rotary type. Article tells why this
innocent-looking machine can be a
deadly weapon -. gives you 7-point
safety guide which you ought to check
before you buy any rotary mower.
7 Best Advice ! Ever Had-Mary Martin.
People are quick to offer criticism,
and advice-which can be very un-
settling. But Mary Martin reveals
what her Texas father told her to do
about these unsolicited helpers"
and how her own daughter is putting
grandfather advice to work this year!
8 "Mature" MOVies-Or Merely SaIaci-
Gus? Is the charge Of Roman Catholic
prelate that Hollywood is now on "asex
binge' true? Shouldpictures like Lolita,
Butterfeld 8, and The Chapman Report
(all in production) be made? Article
suggests various courses of action, in
cluding what worried parents can do.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Hoffo Lawyers Attempt
To Block Civil TrioI

Teamsters Union lawyers to-
day asked the United States
Court of Appeals to block James
R. Hoffa's civil trial, scheduled
for next Wednesday, on charges
that he misused S500,000 Of
union funds in a Florida real
estate venture.
Jacob Kossman, the union
presidents lawyer, declared in
oral arguments that court
appointed monitors and Federal
District Judge F. Dickinson
Let's are violating the decree
that established the monitor
ship by seeking to oust Mr..
Hoffa from Office.
The Court of Appeals took
the case under advisement.
Mr.. KoSSman contended that
the monitors lin effect are say
ing in advance that we want
to give Hoffa a fair trial and
then hang him"
Decree Violation Alleged
Mr.. Kossman argued that
the Court of Appeals should
issue a writ of mandamus
blocking the trial because the
proceedings violate the decree
and because Judge Let's, who
is scheduled to conduct the
trial, has refused to hold a
hearing or rule on Mr..
Hoffa'S request for an injunc-
ton against the trial.
Judge Let's is not scheduled
to return from vacation until
Monday, Mr.. KoSsman said, so
Mr. Hoffa will not have enough
time to appeal from an adverse
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Q Privacy is Everyone's Privilege. When

9 Privacy Eveyone's Privilege. When
we ask bluntly at parties, What do
you do?" we can beruder than we think
says this author . "a strangers
private life is sacred ground" Here's
plea against prying and nosiness-
and for revival OF that old American
custom Of minding our own business.
10 Is There Life In Outer Space? In one
of the most adventurous quests ever
undertaken by science, astronomers
are attempting to establish contact
with intelligent beings" on other
planets. Here's how the new West
Virginia radio telescope ''listens" and
men "see" 70 trillion miles away.
II Sense and Nonsense About Sex. "0ur
traditional sex standards are on the
way out" Fact? Or fiction? In this
plain-spoken article by social scientist
Sylvanus M. Duvall condensed from
Look) widespread myths about sex
are stated-and then exploded.
- F0rd's FooIpToof Forecast. Since no
two Presidential polls agree, Corey
Ford has taken his own. while doing
it he also solved the farm problemD
II election prophets have you teetering
on the brink of confusion, this fearless
foolproof forecast will push you over.
IA S4.95 Book condensed: Born Free.
Is it possible to hand-rear lioness as
house pet and then free her to live,
on her own, in the wild? The record
said no; but this is the true story of
what the AdamSons did with ELSA"
"a lovable, playful cub who slept in
their beds, rode in their car, rapidly
grew to 300 lbs, and still today runs to
greet them affectionately in the wild!
"A Diploma Mills: Americas Educational
Underworld. why don't you take
your $100 degree now and get your
education ldter?" asked the president"
of a Chicago university" Here's a
shocking report on a $75,000,000
year racket :. with useful rules for
spotting phony home-study schools.
IS Incident Over orIy. With 95 people on
board, the Captain had his turbo-
prop barely airborne over Paris
and then it happened! :. Feel your skin
creep as you read about the next 720
seconds nightmare with deathnever
more than a hairs breadth away.
Is US. Sabotage or Cuban Careless.
ness? This is a question for Castro.
When the French munitions ship blew
upin Havana, what purpose was served
by 1.-The deliberate fermentation of
national hysteria directed at the U.s.?
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Soviet Union Awards
Lenin Prizes to go

MOSCOW April % (AP).-The Soviet Union has awarded
Lenn prizes than so persons including
Ekita Khrushchevs journalist son-n-aw Author Mkhal
Sholokhov and VioliniSt David Oistrakh
The prizes of $4,000 rubes tS7500 tourist rate
annually birthday Nikoai
Evening star., 1960-04-22
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Evening star., 1960-04-22

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Evening star., 1960-04-22

Lenin, leader of the 1917 Boil
shevik revolution, who died in
1924. Today is the goth an
niversary of his birth. and the
Soviet Union is giving it special
attention.
Mr.. Khrushchev's son-in-law,
Alexei Adzhubei. got only
$3.50 rubles. He shared with IL
others who accompanied Mr..
Khrushchev on his trip to
America last fall and wrote a
book Face to Face with Amer
ica- a story about N. S.
Khrushchev's visit to the
United States"
Mr.. Adzhubei is the editor
of Izvestia, the Soviet govern
ment newspaper.
Sharing with Mr.. Adzhubei
were Oleg Troyanovsky, Mr..
Khrushchev's American edu-
Gated interpreter: Pavel Sa-
tukov, editor of the Commu-
mist party organ Pravda; Gull
ture Minister Georgi Zhukov:
and Leonid Ilyichev, chief of
the propaganda agency Agit-
prop.
Award for Novel
Mr.. Sholokhov, the Don Co.'S
sack author whom Mr.. Khru-
shchev also brought with him
to the United States, won a
literary award for the first and
second parts of his novel,
Virgin Soil Upturned." He was
reported to have been pressured
into rewriting the novel to con-
form to the party line but has
denied the report.
Sergei Ilyushin, designer of
the giant Ilyushin 18 turboprop
airliner that carried Mr.. Khru-
shchev ito the United States.
also won a prize. He also was
a member of the Khrushchev
party.
Mr.. Oistrakh is the Soviet
Unions top violinist and its big
gest musical attraction abroad.
Film actor Sergei Bandar-
Evening star., 1960-04-22
? Why Nerves Are Raw in West Berlin.

II Why Nerves Are Raw in West Berlin.
From the kremlin come orders to ter
rorize this island of freedom. Read how
5000 communist operators stop at
nothing. Kidnapping, murder, for
gerry, some Of the grimmest practical
Jokes ever devised keep nerves raw in
the city Khrushchev tCdnts most to grab!
18 Louisa May AIcott: Greatest of Little
Women" All her life she wished she'd
been boy >. but made her name with
book for girls about girls. Miss
Alcott, who wrote to give security to
her destitute family, gave them i'm
mortality as well. This is the story
not told in Little Women"
1o Anew Mask for Big Government. Half
hidden in campaign oratory is a tre-
mendous issue. Masquerading under
the misleading word growth" lies an
appeal for abandoning the very princi-
piles which have made America out
strip the world. Read why the nature
OF free society hangs in the balance.
20 The Girl Who Was Born Twice. How
much of our Intelligence" is Unborn,
how much handed to us by our civil
lzation? This truly remarkable story
shows how naked Stone Age child
can bridge gap of 5000 years-not
only become modern" but also
distinguished linguist and scholar.
FL crueIest SwindIe in Medical "cures."
Science knows neither the cause nor
the cure for arthritis. But uuacks
know that, because the pain is so
agonizing, sufferers wiH try almost any,
thing, Here's report on "a national
disgrace ... pain-stricken people vast
ing over 250 million dollars a year.!
~ How to Stay Married. Much of what
is now written about marriage, states
lnez Robb, SIS just so much malarkey."
Speaking from 80 years experience
with spousery, she says "it is for
adults" E. and here sets forth with
refreshing frankness some facts about
the only career essential for my SEX"
"a Should You Keep Your Fears Secret7
Confession, as keen observer once
said, can be bad for the reputation"
80. And science confirms that it can be
bad for you ''if it weakens the resolve
to do something about the problem!"
Here are new findings about when to
speak, when to keep silent.
"a Farmer with a Message-and a
Method. On Bob Garst's Iowa farm,
machinery allows / man to produce
bushel OF corn in minutes! (Russid's
acreage is 9 hoursD Article tells how
Garst believes farm surpluses should
be used why ''full-belly diplomacy
is an effective step toward world peace.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
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SAVOY

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Special Matinee Doors Open l9:45
PM tom THUMB Russ
"poNT DcH"E z GO NEAR ll THE + i WATER" Err;
Glenn Ford, 100, 400, 7:45. Mid
night Show Tonight. Starting
11:l5 PM. "TEEN-AGER FROM
OUTER SPACE" David Love and
"BlACK CASTLE" Stephen Nc
Nally. Tomorrow, Kiddie Cartoon
Show ZOO p M ONLY
Evening star., 1960-04-22

ruling on the Injunction before
the trial.
Carl Belcher of the United
States Attorneys Office, repre-
Ssnting Judge Let's. contended
the judge has not had a chance
to rule on the injunction. The
trial of Mr.. Hoffa will not nee
essarily start next Wednesday,
Mr.. Belcher said. adding that
he expects Judge Let's to rule
before the trial on the injunc-
ton and other preliminary
matters.
Action Called Premature
Action by the Court of Ap-
peals would be premature" be-
cause Judge Let's has not yet
taken any appealsble action,
Mr.. Belcher said.
Herbert J. Miller, jr., lawyer
for the monitors, concurred in
Mr.. Belcher's arguments, and
said he would be willing for
Judge Let's to rule on the in
junction as early as Monday.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films of More Than Routine Merit
DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER"-War beyond shell range
is frOIic for Glenn Ford, Mickey Shaughnessy
"THE LAST VOYAGE"-SuspenSe hangs high for Dorothy
Malone and Robert Stack a sinking liner.
I'LL ABNER"-Peter Palmer, Stubby Kaye and ScadS of
girls in free-wheelng, foolish musical rOmp.
ION THE BEACH"-Dramatic story of the worlds last
whimper, after a totally destructive nucear war.
"OPERATIONAL PETTICOAT"-Cary Grant a belea-
guered sub skipper playing unwilling host to plague
of girls.
"RUN SILENT RUN DEEP"Clark Gable Burt Lancaster
in a hrS-rate submarine drama.
"SEVEN THIEVES"-Edward G. Robinson, Rod Steiger and
others plot the daring robbery of a gambling casino.
"SINK THE BISMARCK!"-Kenneth More in documentary
style recall of an exciting World War ii sea chase
Evening star., 1960-04-22
q The Girl Who Was Born Twice. How

much of our Intelligence" is Unborn,
how much handed to us by our civil
ization? This truly remarkable story
shows how a naked Stone Age child
can bridge gap of 5000 years-not
only become modern" but also a
distinguished linguist and scholar.
Evening star., 1960-04-22
crueIest swlndIe in Medical "cures. ;"

Science knows neither the cause nor
the cure for arthritis. But quacks
know that, because the pain is so
agonizing, sufferers wiU try almost any
thing, Here's report on "a national
disgrace =. pain-stricken people vast
ing over 250 million dollars year!
Evening star., 1960-04-22
SHERIDAN RA. 6-24oo. e;, S2Iz

SAAAHAUAN Georeio Ave. NV.
Special Matinee. Doors Open 12:45
PM. At Matinee only. Cartoon
Show, LOO Pm; nTARzAN's
GREATEST ADVENTURE" Cor
Forbidden PLANET" " Walter
Pidgeon, 300 PM Only Theater
Cleared at 4:4O PM. Starting 515
PM, THE BRAMBLE BUSH"
Richard Burton, Barbara Rush,
$50. 9.3O; THE RABBIT TRAP"
Ernest Borgnine, 5:15. S:l5. To-
Evening star., 1960-04-22
ALLEN
BETHESDA

11:3O; Victor Mature, CHIEF
CRAZY HORSE" Color, ]. 3:3O;
Plus Walt Disney's ARIZONA
SHEEP DOG" Color Featurette)
and Disney Cartoon Carnival and
3 Stooges Fun-O-Rama, -, 2:25.
Theater Cleared 5 PM
Evening star., 1960-04-22
W Mask for Big Government. Hall

hidden in campaign oratory is a tre-
mendous issue. Masquerading under
the misleading word growth" lies an
appeal for abandoning the very princi-
Piles which have made America out
strip the world. Read why the nature
OF free society hangs in the balance.