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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-10-15
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THE ROBBINS EAGLE
Saturday, October Is, 1860
HEY KIDS!

Hey, kids = toddlers to teen
agers!! Gather your pennies and
nickles and be in line for the
first showing in Robbins of
great movies, cartoons and also
thrilling serials.
The first feature movie will
be MAN in the Saddle" starring
Bugs Bunny and Tweetie Pie
cartoons, plus added attraction
Radar Man from the Moon.
The donation is Is cents for
under Il year olds-all other
children % cents.
The place is Lincoln Memorial
School, the time HOO and the
date October IS, 1860. Don't for
get, you don't want to miss the
beginning OF the serial Radar
Man from the Moon.
Parents: Your children will be
properly chaperoned while in
attendance at the auditorium by
several teachers, the members
of the Village Activities Guild
Cotillion Beard and their lovely
young debutantes. This project
is another facet of the debutan-
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1960-10-15

Mr.. Mayberry is introducing
to Robbins a new machine
the PERFECT TIRE CHANG
Err. Save the wheel, the Seal
and Money. This machine will
do all three : and handles all
sizes and makes of tires. in
Guiding foreign makes.
Our Tire Repair Department
-.
will save you time and money
Tires repaired, 75c plus
material.
Tubeless, Tires $100 = plus
material.
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HELP DOMESTIC
(coNTINUEp)

G.H.W. and child care; private room
and bath; live in. Steady position.
Call I.O h-oQoA
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Z -UU = 81, NV
CATESWnMAN
SAIEST,ADY

Jewelry store, must have selling ex-
peFience. permanent position, good
salary. See MR.. LIPPMAN BEN
SONS JEWELRY, 1919 F st. NV.
Opd Elnnr
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tcoNTINUED)

FURNITURE
Luxurious apartment Of furniture
available for immediate delivery,
consisting Of 6-piece walnut bed
room suite, mattress and box
spring, outstanding sofa bed and
chair, with complete set Of living
room tables and lamps. Included
also is a 5-piece dinette set with
extension leaf and 4 matching
chairs. This merchandise was be-
ing held In lay-away for customer
Entire group can be purchased by
responsible party for lust sass
weekly. Complete selling price.
credit.
MARIO
FURNITURE CO.
1928 14th st. NV. DE. 2-4747
Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs. TIL g.
Fri. Sat. Sun. TIL q PM.
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ROOMS Z APIS. TO SHARE
APTS. FURNISHED-D.C.

ACADEMY SUITES. ideal for stu.
dents; lge. unit. suit. for 3. Refgr.,
cooking facils., dishes, etc. incl:
$50 and $50 mo. CO. 5-7035;
1901 Rhode Island ave. NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Underground Stotehouse
ToBe Dedicated Tuesday

and local officials to attend
the dedication. The ceremony
will be preceded by a buffet
supper in the State police
dining hall, which occupies
the above-ground portion of
the building.
Sherley Ewing. State Civil
Defense director. will intro
duce the speakers. Civil de-
fenSe directors of the Mary
land counties and Baltimore
City will be present. On
March 30, county and city
civil defense directors will
hold an all-day meeting in
the new center.
Robert E. Lee, defense
commissioner of the Federal
Communications Commission,
will address a luncheon ses-
sion of the directors. He will
discuss Conelrad planning
and emergency communica-
ton problems which would
arise in the event of an enemy
attack.
They also will discuss "Op-
Grafton Alert" a national
civil defense exercise to be
conducted May 3-5.
Evening star., 1960-03-27

PIKESVILLE, Md. Mar. 81
(AP). - Maryland'S nuclear-
age underground Statehouse
will be dedicated here Tues
day.
Built entirely below the
surface at ReisterStown road
and Sudbrook lane, the Struc-
ture is completely Self-suffici-
ent. 1t has its own power,
water and food supplies.
officials say it is one of the
few of its kind in the Nation.
In the event of a nuclear
attack, it would serve as the
emergency seat of the State
government. Now it serves as
the State Civil Defense con-
troll center.
Gov. TaweS and Leo A.
Hoegh, national director of
the Office of Civil and De-
fense Mobilization, will be
among the Federal. State
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Pollution
Symposium

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. 27
(AP).-Food professors and
other Maryland industries
with water pollution prob
lens have been invited to
attend a symposium on in
dustrial waste control next
Thursday at the University
of Maryland.
The meeting was post
poned earlier this month be-
cause of snow.
Maurice Siegel. chairman
of the Water Pollution Con-
troll Commission, arranged
the conference. He said
there would be discussions
Evening star., 1960-03-27

"All persons and compa-
nies who must deal with
waste products, waste dis
poSal and waste treatment
where these may affect the
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on such things as water poll
luton problems and solu-
tions, State standards for
pollution control and sources
and characteristics of wastes.
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waters of the State-will.
it is believed. derive SUBJ
stantial benefit from at
tendance at this symposium"
Mr.. Siegel said.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TRIUMPH TR-2; $4,000 mi: tor
cond.; never raced. absolutely no
repairs needed; S1,1o5 or best
offer BY OWNER. JE. 4-4535.
TRIUMPH go conyerts. and hard.
Evening star., 1960-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

vAUxHALL 1850 4-door: S1.s0o;
Fhoob sileSsb goSr1S2 gSo5Sssr 20, sSr ssw &c. :S.
VoLKsWAGEN so Microbus; green,
Iully equipped, very clean, ONLY
Sl,7e6; CCC guar.
Capitol Cadillac-OldSC Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
VoLKsWAGEN 80; dark blue; Wv
tiIes Ike new; ! owner: S1.500
V0LKsWAGEN 80: 5000 miles
like new; Si,595, $3.50 down,
BELL MOTORS b
5l11 wis. Ave. NV, WO. $4,000
V,oI5bKSswIAGEN ,IIbS SI,A!.G 81 2:dr, sedan
excellent .cond.i S995. REDWOOD
6-3701 after pm.
voLKsWAGEN so; dark blue, sun.
roof: excel. eond. OIL. 2-3S6O.
YoLKsWAGEN '59; peri: Si,395
United Auto Sales, Inc.
Plymouth-Valiant- Triumph Dealer
1898 Ga. Ave, wheaton
Evening star., 1960-08-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

EQUIP. besut.' lion. 'fI finish: I'm. In.
nnaculate cond.: S2.696,
POWMAM
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'AUToMoB BnEs FOR SALE
-. (coNTiNUeb)
PONTIACS
NEW 1960S

Convertibles. station wagons, Sc
dams. hardtops. etc. The. biggest
sfleetion in town. Pick the Pom
Uac Of your choice at Jack Blank
Pontiac. Always the best deal for
sales and service
Evening star., 1960-07-06
LATE STARTER
johnson Gollops Off
On Nomination rail

ing through 179 million Amer
leans - pushing aside other
Senators, Governors, Congress-
men-to shout, Look at me
and at nobody else.' " Senator
Kennedy's critics have accused
him of doing just this.
Again, when the matter of
delegate strength on the crit
ical first ballot came up, Sem
ator Johnson, who apparently
does not do his own bookkeep-
ing, said, Il do not know. My
friends tell me I have in excess
of 500 and that my chief op-
ponent has less than 600."
Won't Rule Out Second Spot
A question about his brand
brought out the sharpest thrust
at his youthful rival. He had
been called nearly everything
he told a questioner who in
quired if he was "conserva-
tive"
Then warming to his theme,
he said, II was called a fight
ing liberal when I came to
Congress in Franklin D. Roose-
velt'S day and I was a good
liberal Senator when Harry
Truman was in the White
House. I was a voting liberal
Evening star., 1960-07-06
GruveI Pleads
Not Guilty to
Drunk Churqe

LOS ANGELES. July 6 (AP)i
Camille Gravel, Louisiana
Democratic national commit
teeman, faces a Jury trial on ar
intoxication charge.
Mr.. Gravel. arrested when
he stepped of an airliner that
brought him here Saturday fol
the Democratic National Con-
vention, pleaded not guilty yes
terday in Municipal Court.
The nattily dressed commit.
teeman, who left the court with
his attorney and a private in
vestigator, told reporters:
"The matter is being investi-
gated. 1t was a mistake. 1 feel
confident that will be shown
conclusively at the proper
time"
Police were waiting for the
Iairliner after the pilot radioed
that someone had taken a box
of ready mixed martins. The
stewardess said Mr.. Gravel'S
unidentified seat partner took
the six small bottles of liquor
but shared them with MIR
Gravel.
Mr.. Gravel, free on $2l baiI
pending trial July 18, said hi
has made a strong protest tt
the airline. He said he was cole
sober when he got of the air.
liner from Dallas.
Evening star., 1960-07-06
Conservatives
Hit q Democrats
By the Associaten press

Democratic presidential |
hopefuls in the Senate rank
low in an analysis of congress
Sional voting records by Ameri-
cans for Constitutional Action,
a conservative organization.
Among Senator's mentioned
for President or Vice President
AGA gave a grade Of 10 per
cent for Senator johnson of
Texas, II per cent for Senator
Kennedy of Massachusetts,, 5
per cent for Senator Morse of
Oregon and 4 per cent for Sen
ator Symington of Missouri.
1t gave 80 per cent for Senator
Harry F. Byrd, Democrat of
Virginia; SO per cent for Sen
ator Goldwater. Republican of
Arizona, and SO per cent for
Senator John J. Williams, Re-
publican of Delaware.
Retired Admiral Ben Moreell,
AGA president, said the index
was the product of a year-long
research project that analyzed
voting records of congressman
on 1T critical record votes
DUNG the last few years. Each
measure was analyzed in rela-
ton to such issues as sound
money versus imitation, local
self-government versus central
government interference, and
other criteria.
Evening star., 1960-07-06
Kefuuver to Miss
National Convention

DOVER, Tenn, July 6 (AP)
Senator Kefauyer, Democrat
of Tennessee, Democratic nom-
inee for Vice President in 1856
announced today he has de-
cided to pass up next weeks
Democratic National conven-
ton in Los Angeles.
Although a delegate to the
convention, Senator Kefauver
said he plans to spend that
time campaigning for renomi-
nation in the August primary
The Senator is opposed by
Jackson Circuit Court Judge
Andrew T. Taylor.
Evening star., 1960-07-06

when McCarthyism was an
ISSUE"
Senator Kennedy was in the
hospital during the Mccarthy
censure vote, and was not re-
corded on the issue.
But the Senator really want
ed to take off from higher
ground. He was asked twice
about the vice presidency. The
first time he ducked the ques-
ton. The second time, perhaps
remembering Senator Ken
nedy's fiat rejection of the Sec
ond spot, he said he had always
been prepared to serve his
country "in any capacity"
Evening star., 1960-07-06
LATE STARTER
BY MARY McGRORY
Star staff Writer

Senate Majority Leader john
son of Texas took his stance
before the barn door, declared
that the horse had not been
stolen and that he would now
saddle up and ride for the
nomination.
For half an hour, he showed
his PAGES. The ring was the
cleaning, garish auditorium in
the new Senate Office Building
He began at a patriotic gallop,
slowed down to a political trot,
and ultimately dismounted and
took dead aim at his hard
riding rival, Senator Kennedy,
Democrat of Massachusetts,.
The late starter was greeted
by cheers and whistles in the
auditorium, which, like all new
congressional architecture, COM
bines ancient Roman and
ranch-style in equal measure.
His partisans filled the seats,
choked the aisles and over
flowed to the dais reserved for
committee members.
In the front row, wedged in
between reporters, sat the tall
Texans principal follower anc
his avowed leader, House
Speaker Sam Rayburn. The
concealed searchlights in the
ceiling cleaned down on the
Speakers bald pate, and he
watched the proceedings with
the look of stern pleasure he
always brings to major occa-
SionS.
Evening star., 1960-07-06

the two leading contenders will
reach a stalemate.
He told them there are 500
uncommitted delegates who can
prevent a Boston blitz or a
Texas stampede" Mr.. Brown
predicted the battle will go
beyond three ballots, and that
this will stop both Senators
Kennedy and johnson. He rea-
soned that the contest will then
become one between Senator
Symington and Mr.. Stevenson,
and that the Senator's chances
ARE better than ever"
Another Butler Blast
Paul M. Butler, Democratic
National Committee chairman,
took advantage of the con-
vening of the Platform Com
mittee yesterday to fire an
other blast at those who have
charged him with rigging the
convention for Senator Ken
nedy.
He was applauded when he
told the committee that mot
one thing has been done to
rig it for anybody or against
anybody"
Sees No Floor Fight
Mr.. Butler made it clear he
favors retaining the right
favorite son States have en-
joyed at past conventions to
switch their votes at the end
of, a roll call. But he also
described as fair and sensible
the suggestion for a change in
the rule to, require that de-
string to switch States be
recognized in alphabetical
order. This would protect the
convention chairman from any
charge of unfairness in the
order of recognition.
The Rules Committee, headed
by Gov. Loveless of Iowa, will
not meet until 10 am. Monday,
a few hours before the conven-
tion opens.
In Des Moines, Gov. LoveleSs
declared that the procedures Of
the Rules Committee will be
kept "free and open by any
ones standards" the Associated
Press reported.
The credentials committee,
which may encounter some con-
troversy over the seating of
delegates who supported Presi-
dent Eisenhower in 1852 or
1856. meets Friday morning. 1t
will be presided over by Calvin
Rawlins of Utah.
Mr.. Butler said he thought
any individuals who may be so
challenged could meet the chal-
lenge by signing statement of
willingness to see that electors
who will vote for the conven-
ton nominee are placed on the
ballot in their home States
under the Democratic symbol.
The National chairman said
Gov. Price Daniel of Texas has
told him that if he is chal-
lenged because he supported
Mr.. Eisenhower in 1852 on the
tidelands oil issue, he would
be willing to sign such a state
ment, which was recommended
by the Texas Democratic con-
vention. Mr.. Butler said Gov.
Daniel supported Mr.. Steven
son in 1856.
Evening star., 1960-07-06
Voice Quavers

The majority leader read his
statement from a looseleaf note
book and his voice quavered
Unexpectedly when he came to
the point.
Il am of this moment, a
candidate" he read, "for the
Office of President of the United
States"
He read the words at exactly
1:09 pm, just six days before
the opening of the convention.
Too late?
I'm these times" read the
majority leader, confidently,
"a few days can be a long time" I"
Some six months ago, in the
Caucus Room, Senator Ken
nedy announced his bid. The
appeal was simple: my candi-
dacy is therefore based on the
conviction that I can win both
the nomination and the elec-
ton"
1T is a lot for any man to
ask for such a job and argue
that he is qualified for it," de-
clared Senator johnson.
Interrupted all along the
route by the applause of his
partiSanS, Senator Johnson
finally reached the most in
teresting sentence in his mani
festo.
Il have not and will not
spend my time now trying to
destroy any in my party. :"
But in the statement as in
the question-and-answe period
that followed, the Senator
showed no diSinclination what
ever to cut Senator Kennedy
down to size.
Il am not going to go elbow
Evening star., 1960-07-06
Democrats Plan
To Honor Butler

LOS ANGELES, July 5 (AP)
"A $100-a-plate kickoff dinner
for the Democratic NationaI
Convention Sunday night will
feature a tribute to National
Chairman Paul M. Butler.
Paul ziffren, general chair
man of the dinner and recent
ly ousted California national
committeeman, said the Ma
tional Committee wants tt
Honor Mr., Butler for his 515
years as national chairman.
, 1960-01-21

Rafael played a central part
in calling attention to the OBJ
jective of Scouting since it's
beginning, These detectives
are to hcnor God and Coun-
try and to train for citizen
ship.
Salvador v. Caro-, retiring
President of the Scout Coun-
eli was recognized for his two
years of leadership. A beauti-
full wall plaque bearing a
statuette of a Scout was pre-
scented to him. (
, 1960-01-21
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadrupli-
cate, will be received at the
Department of Property and
Procurement, Division of Pro-
curement, Christiansted, ST.
Croix, Virgin Islands, until
HOO AM. February 2, 1860,
and then publicly opened for
the following:
Concrete sewer pipe
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
lids, to waive any informality
in bids and, unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the DldQef, TO accept any
item in the bid.
Copies of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, St. Croix, Virgin
Islands.
CARLOS DOWNING
Commissioner Of Property
and Procurement
Per:
Alphonso Romney
Administrative Assistant II
2O-21-22
, 1960-01-21

Commissioner of Education
who served as Chairman Of
the Finance Campaign during
1859. Ramon Montaner, Exc
cutive Board member who
translated a great deal Of
Scouting literature from Eng
lish into Spanish. Major Frank
Canepa, who made a record
as an outstanding Scoutmas-
ter of Troop 8 sponsored by
Santa Teresita church and
Harold Topped who set a re-
cord in the collection of large
gifts in the 1859 Finance
Campaign.
Roy Diwoky of Ponce and
Thomas NJ. Clark of San Juan
were recognized for outstand-
ing success in fund raising
and Harold W. Long, Presi-
dent of the Commonwealth
Extrusion Corp. of Bayamon
was recognized for his contri-
button in connection with the
new Council Offices which are
being provided by the IBEC
Realty Company in the 65th
Infantry shopping center.
Rafael w. Ramirez, noted
historian of San Juan and
Puerto Rico was honored with
the presentation of a 50th
Anniversary medallion. He
served as the first Puerto Ri
can S~coutmaster when he or
ganized a Troop at Rio Grande
in 1910. In the closing cere-
monies of the meeting, Dor
, 1960-01-21

no
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
United Artist presents
"ANNA IITCASTA"

Eartha Kit & Sammy Davis, Jr.
There never was a play, a Wo-
man or a picture like anna Lu-
casta" +. the most notorious
member of a notorious walk OF
life! See Sammy Davis, Jr. in his
first dramatic Screen role. 1t will
Jolt you out of your seat, into
the bl;stering story, that I'M
dresses the heart of a tramp.
LATEST NEWS
, 1960-01-21
BOY SCOUTS

cognized for their significant
service to Scouting during the
nest year. These people were:
DR., Efrain Sanchez Hidalgo,
, 1960-01-21
TELEPHONE TOPICS -.

This is the first of a series
Of international chats by the
Virgin Islands Telephone Corr
poration to tell you what the
company is doing. Many Of
these things are not notice
able one by one, but in the
aggregate they are a part OF
the foundation for building a
system that will provide you
with better service.
AS a part of the Emergency
Program, the company has
ordered $4,000 worth Of
equipment. Over a quarter of
this has already been received
and installed. Incidentally,
telephones in seven different
colors are now available
Plans are now on the draw
ing boards for additional
trunk lines between Chris
tiansted and Frederiksted.
These new lines will both in
crease the amount of traffic
that can be handled between
the two towns and decrease
the delay in calling.
And in 80 days a new te'e-
phone directory for the Vir-
gin Islands will 60 to the
printers. It will be a two
column book and will have a
classified section yellow
pages). Business men in St.
Croix will be contacted by
representatives of the firm Of
Plantz-Dreyer Associates for
paid advertising in the yellow
pages.
Finally, the telephone COM
pany would like to say as it
has said before, the onus for
delays in service belongs on
the equipment and not on the
operators Of the switchboards.
These girls are doing an ex-
cellent job.
r G ISLANDS
TELEPHONE CORP.
, 1960-01-21
VIRGIN ISLANDS
TELEPHONE CORP.

the Islands, particularly in
st. Croix. The Committee also
heard a delegation of milk
producers from St. Croix in
regard to the proposal for a
milk subsidy.
, 1960-01-21
GISLATU

struction in Saint Croix.
The Legislature in commit
tee of the whole heard the
Commissioner of P b | i c
Safety, Jack Monsanto, and
Aureo Diaz, President of the
Virgin Islands Party in re-
gard to applications for driv-
ing licenses being printed in
Spanish to accommodate the
Spanish-speaking citizens of
, 1960-01-21
CPL. HURLEY

CPL. HURLEY -.
signed to the seth Artillery at
Fort Bliss, Texas.
Corporal Hurley, a driver in
the artillery's Battery B, en-
tered the Army in August
1851 and was last stationed in
Alaska.
The 28-year-old soldier is
the son of Edmund Hurley of
Estate Grove Place.
Evening star., 1960-02-05

final examination" explained
the jurist.
APPRECIATION. Compos-
er George Gershwin was
dazzled by the brilliance of
his own music.
One day, during the dress
rehearsal of one of his musi-
Gals, he was sitting out front
with the director. Through
out the proceedings he was
lost in thought and did not
look at the stage.
When 1t was over the
director turned to him and
said:
II think we've got a hit,
George. The actors, the dan
Evening star., 1960-02-05
FAMOUS FABLES
PREPARATION
BY E. E. EDGAR

PREPARATION. Supreme
Court Justice Oliver Wendell
Holmes was an avid scholar
who never lost his Zest for
learning.
One day, when Holmes
was ninety, a friend found
him reading Plato.
Still studying at your
age?" asked the friend.
I'm preparing for the
Evening star., 1960-02-05
ADVERTISEMENT
FALSE teeth
Thot Loosen
Need Not Emborruss
THE BERRYs
HI AND LOIS
SCAMP
UNCLE CHARLIE

Many vearefs Of false teeth have
euhered real embarrassment because
Their plate drSpped. slipped Or wob.
I've In fear Of this happening to you
che alkaline ,non-aeidI poWder. On
Jour plates. Holds false teeth more
able. Does not sour. Cheeks "plate
9dor breath" Get FASTEETH St
drug counters everywhere.
Evening star., 1960-02-05
Peter Loins

GERS. the singers, are just
perfect"
Gershwin, coming out Of
his reverie. shook his head
in admiration.
"You know" he said, al
most to himself, "I've thought
all along that this music was
good, but I never realized
until now how wonderful
1t is"
Evening star., 1960-02-05
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
o. 8 Masters Team Champion d.
Ruise Purtner
To Silence Foe

In all Of our discussions Of the
takeout double earlier this week
we have been concentrating on
the doubler and his partner. We
mustn't lose sight of the OPEN
ing bidders side.
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