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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-06-16
BETTY HANSEN
BETTY HANSEN

#1487. 8 YEAR old, 4-bedroom
semi-ranch with 21a-car garage.
divided basement. at the unheard
of price of $40, 800. Betty Hansen,
1247 Hayden ave Low down
payment our speciality
III 1-6fS0
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BETTY HANSEN

sl3e TAPESTRY brick ranch !
baths, bedrooms. all on first
floor: paneled living room with
log-burning fireplace; this is all
value here, only $4,000. Betty
Hansen Realtor, 8i9 East 185th st.
IVY R-c120
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BETTY HANSEN

#146. WANT to buy really good
home? 2 bedrooms; large kitchen;
enclosed paneled front porch;
new gas furnace in full base
ment; 2-car garage; good loca-
ton: asking only $4,000. Betty
Hansen Realtor, 8l9 East l85th
st w 6-2130
Evening star., 1960-01-04
ADVERTISEMENT.
People 60 to 80
Tear Out This Ad

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out how you can still apply for
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Evening star., 1960-01-04
UNCLE CHARLIE
WORD GAME
Find 20 or more words in
NEED Full
THE BERRYs
MRS. FIrz's FLATS
III AND LOIS
THE TooDLES
SCAMP

meaning, Essential, vital" Av-
erage is 18 words; time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules of the game: !. Words must be
OF four o. more letters. 2. WORDS
which acquire four letters BY the aGdi-
tion Of s." such as bats" gets"
are not usei g. Only one form OF q
word is used. 4. Proper names are
not used
Evening star., 1960-01-04
Answer to GAUCHERIE

ager ague. agree, argue, arch. auger
sugh, uric, urge, care, cage, chair
cheer, charge. chug, cigar, crag. cure
curia, hair, hare, here, hear, heir
hegira. hire, huge, each. eager. euchre
race, rage, reach, rice, rich, ruche.
(Released by the Bell Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star., 1960-01-04
ADVERTISEMENT
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With More Comfort

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comfort. Just sprinkle Q little PAS
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VASEEETH At any drug counter.
Evening star., 1960-01-04

Even your father was bald - and his father was bald
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badness Science has been unable establish definite
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Evening star., 1960-03-27
Med DOnoush Heods
Lonkford Forces

Raymond j. McDonough,
Prince Georges County at
torney who lives in Forest
Heights, has been named
county campaign manager
for Representative Lankford,
Democrat of Maryland, in
his bid for reelection.
A 1851 law graduate Of
George Washington Univer-
sity, he also is chairman of
the Greater Southeast Com
munity Hospital Foundation
which is conducting a drive
for a new hospital to serve
Southern Prince Georges
County.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Photo Show
In PIozo Set
For Moy 20

Photographic art will be
displayed in the Prince
Georges Plaza Auditorium
from May 20 through Sun
day, May %.
Subject of the Second An
nual Foto-Fair of the Free
State Camera Club is Mary
land-America in Miniature" "
Any photograph or color
transparency illustrating the
historical. cultural. scenic,
industrial, or any other de-
picting Maryland is eligible.
Two categories for judging
will have duplicate prizes:
Evening star., 1960-03-27

Monochrome prints and color
transparencies.
Interested persons will mail
entries, which must bear the
photographers name directly
beneath the lower right COR
ner of the print and the title
of the photograph directly
beneath the lower left corner,
to the Free State Camera
Club, Box 1913, Riverdale, or
deliver to Royal Hart Studio,
6233 Baltimore avenue.
The awards ceremony will
be May 20 at 1880 pm. in
the Plaza Auditorium.
For Best of Show, an en-
graved trophy from the Pep
Merchants Association will be
presented. First place Zone
for each category wins a
$50 gift certificate; second
place Zone for each category
a $25 gift certificate.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
More County
Schools Plan
Science Foirs

Three more secondary
schools in Prince Georges
County will open science fairs
this week.
BY the end Of the week 81
Junior and senior high schools
in the county will have held
science fairs and exhibited
entries to be viewed at a
three-day area science fair
at the University Of Mary
land.
The area event, the 18th
annual Prince Georges Area
Science Fair, will be held in
the university's student ac-
tivities building. opening
April 9, from Z to $50 pm.
Participating students win
come from Prince Georges,
Calvert, Charles and st.
MdIy yS NOukltICo.
An awards program is
scheduled, April 10. at 2 pm,
and exhibits will be open
from 4 to $3.50 pm. Hours on
April IL, the final day, will
be 9 am. to 8 pm.
Science fairs opening this
week are: Maryland Park
Junior High, Tuesday, Q am.
to Q pm; Greenbelt Junior
High, Wednesday, $50 am.
to $3.50 pm, and Thursday
from o am. to $3.50 pm; and
Bladensburg Junior High,
Monday through Friday, from
Q am. to $3.50 pm. and Sat
urday, IL am. to 3 pm.
Evening star., 1960-03-27
Spring Dance Set

The Police Wives Club of
Prince Georges County will
hold a spring dance between
10 pm. and l am, April 8,
at the I. c. E. Club in Morn
ingside, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-07
ON WITH THE SHOW

"e them the chance and they'll flock to the legitimate hea by
official of Stage said
Washington To the point Arena heater
round all teens special invitation to attend Saturday
manees cut rate The price set at ST. The has
been they're packing the house week. the spokesman
They're coming in and sometimes in whole
teacher hey really to love it, he
The accompanying pictures show of the play
recently attended Saturday performance of The
which its tonight Next THE
Caine Mutiny Court Martial"
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Woman Dying in Desert Pens Note
Of Cheer to Alexandra Daughter

and the temperature is lis to
100. 1t all started this way:
I'VE haven't been anywhere
in over a month. The last two
weeks have been especially
wearying. Exams for Bill and
me with my nose to the grind
stone at the hospital-l2-hour
days, etc.
so we promised ourselves a
trip to the Bill Williams River
when school was over. Set off
yesterday-merry as the month
of May. Got to Yucca, Arizona,
about 6 pm. and then took the
road for B. w. River.
However, there are lots of
roads around here that aren't
on the map, so we took a wrong
turn somewhere. And then we
took another couple of turns
hoping to meet the road we
wanted. However, it was such
a beautiful evening and coun-
tryside desert side?) it didn't
especially matter and then we
came to this wash. 1t looked
OK. 1--WE have gone through
WorSe).
But halfway across we got
stuck. So we had supper and
went to sleep. The full moon
came out about 10:30. 1t was
so bright it woke us up. 1t was
all too incredibly beautiful
everything light as day. Got
Iup at $50 am. Had a granc
Evening star., 1960-07-03

breakfast. Food always tastes
so much better cooked out of
DOORS.
Bill said he would have the
car out in Is minutes. But it
was possessed.
Il guess we lacked it up 10
times and put two tons of rock
under the wheels but we are
still stuck.
Every 34s hour Bill braves
the sun and goes around to the
trunk where the refrigerator is
and gets us each a glass of wa
ter land some for Poppy. But
even that little bit of effort and
exposure knocks him out for
10 minutes. I started writing
this at 2. now it is about 4.
About 6 we are going to
start walking. We know it 40
miles the way we came and no
houses, so we are going to walk
ahead. In hopes of finding help
sooner.
80 much for news of us.
Il see a man with pack on
his back over on the hill and
Bill sees a telephone pole and
smell roast beef roasting. That
is the extent of our mirages. In
my next I will tell you how, we
got out"
"Oodles of love from Bill anc
mother"
Her body was found about Il
miles from the car in the dry
! bed of the Bill Williams River
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Rees Link Is Studied
In Girl Rifle SIoyinqs

Police Chief George Pana-
gouliS of the Prince Georges
County force said last night
his detectives are pursuing
every possible lead" to link
Melvin Davis ReeS, jr., with the
1855 rifle Staying of two teen
age girls in Northwest Branch
Park.
The two girls, Michael Ann
Ryan, 14-year-old daughter of
a Washington policeman, and
Nancy Marie Shomette, 16-
year-old junior at Northwest
ern High School, were shot
down as they crossed the park
on their way to pick up Nancy's
report card.
County detectives have inter-
viewed nearly 5000 persons,
have cleared hundreds of sus-
poets and have checked more
Evening star., 1960-07-03
IT'S AN ORDER:
TAKE FAMILY
OUT ON 4th

HAGER S TOW N, Md.
(AP). Richard Mulligan,
26. will take his wife and
three children on an outing
the Fourth of July. It's a
court order.
Magistrate Irwin Einbin-
der found the truck driver
guilty Saturday of assault
ing his wife, Rose Marie.
Mulligan admitted slap
ping her, but said he be-
came angry because she
went out and didn't return
home until 3 am.
Mrs. Mulligan told the
magistrate she just was
tired of spending all the
time at home minding the
children while he played
Shuff1eboard in a neighbor-
hood tavern.
Judge Einbinder in
structed them to wipe the
slate clean. He suggested
Mulligan take the family
out for the holiday. If he
doesn't he faces a 90-day
jail term.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

KINGMAN, Ariz., July 2
(AP).-A cheerful letter by a
Rialto, Calf, woman to her
daughter in Alexandria. Va,
told of a futile attempt for
survival in the soaring heat of
the Northern Arizona desert.
The body of Mrs. Elinor
Hughes, So, a nursing super
visor, was found Thursday in
the Mohave Mountains about
60 miles southwest of King
man near the Arizona-Cali-
fornia border.
A mounted posse and two
planes searched for her hus-
band, William, 81, but there
was little hope he would be
found alive. With the couple
was their dog, Poppy.
While on a cactus-hunting
excursion, their car became
stuck in a sandy wash far off
| the main road. On the car seat
deputy Bill Harris found a let
| ter from Mrs. Hughes to her
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth r.
Rupert, Alexandria, Va.
Dated June IL, from Some
where in Arizona Colorado
! Desert, it said:
Hi, Darling:
"If you get this don't worry
We are safely back in civiliza-
ton. But if you don't get it you
better worry because we are lost
on the desert, stuck in a wash
Evening star., 1960-07-03

same request to the National
Broadcasting Co. and the
American Broadcasting Co.
NBC said it was studying the
request. ABC said it did not
carry the Truman news con-
ference.
CHS said it was not obligated
by Federal law to grant Sena-
tor Kennedy free time to an
swer Mr.. Truman because the
former President "is not a can
didate." Moreover. the network
said, the program constituted
a news interview and news
event.
No Direct Comment
Senator Kennedy refused to
make any direct comment on
the Truman statement. He
brushed of newsmen's ques-
tions as he arrived at his sum-
mer home in Hyannis Port
| See REACTION, Page AL
Evening star., 1960-07-03

ings on the measure early last
week.
Senator Morse told the Sen
ate the purpose of the bill is
twofold. First, he explained, it
authorizes the Commissioners
to require that persons licensed
to engage in the home improve
tnent business be bonded to
protect those with whom they
deal from financial loss.
Secondly, it protects home
owners from mechanics liens
filed by subcontractors after
homeownerS have paid the
prime contractor in full. The
latter provision was stricken
from the House bill by the Dis
trict subcommittee.
Senator Morse quoted from
the Senate report in saying
that articles in the press brough
the plight of the homeowner
to the attention of Congress
The Star, in its recent Home
! See HOMES, Page A.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Bevun's Condition
Turns Critical

LONDON July 2 (AP).-
Aneurin Bevan, deputy chief of
the British Labor Party, lay
gravely i'll tonight following a
fresh onslaught of the illness
that brought him near death
six months ago.
The once-boisterous figure,
who stormed from humble be-
ginnings to a top place in
British politics, was reported in
great pain, lapsing into un-
consciousness and dosed with
pain-killing drugs.
The relapse hit Mr.. Bevan,
81, at his home near London.
where he had been GONZALES
cling since February IA from
a major abdominal operation
in a London hospital last De-
cember 30.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
BigCrowdsOff
For Holiday
Weuthermun Sees
Bright Week End

Unusually heavy traffic
moved out of the Washington
area yesterday, carrying fun
seeking holiday crowds to
beaches and resorts. In some
places the traffic volume broke
records.
The weather man promised
to help make the long Fourth
of July week end a sparkling
success. Although there is a
chance of scattered thunder
S hover this afternoon or
evening, tomorrow is expected
to be mostly sunny with pleas
ant temperatures for those
staying at home.
Heavy crowds began jam
ming beaches yesterday after
noon aid police at Ocean City,
Md, and Rehcboth Beach, Del,
said the beaches appeared to
be attracting greater numbers
than usual for the holiday.
Sunny Skies Predicted
Sunny skies and a light
breeze were reported at the
beaches yesterday. The Wealth
er Bureau said good weather il
expected to continue there to-
day and, though there arr
chances of showers early to-
u See HOLIDAY, Page A.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Vast Hunt On
For JET Lost
Near Soviet
Planes Scour Sea
OFF Norway for
Six U. S. Flyers

WIESBADEN, many,
July 2 (AP).-A far-ranging
hunt over icy northern waters
was under way today for six
American flyers missing north
of the Soviet Union in a re-
connaiSSance bomber. Search
ers were aided by daylight
around the clock from the mid
night sun.
Two American and one Nor
wegian plane started the air
search soon after the plane
was reported missing. Between
20 and 25 planes we're sent to
Norway from as far south as
the Azores to Scour the Bar
entS Sea. Ships also were on
the lookout.
The six-engIne jet plane
checked in by radio yesterday.
1t is an RB-47, a reconnais-
sance version of the BAT
bomber. A Norwegian Air Force
spokesman said it gave its po-
sition as about 275 miles north
of the Soviet Unions Kola Pc
ninsula and the same distance
west of Novaya Zemlya Island,
also Soviet territory.
U-2 Incident Recalled
United States Air Force
spoke esmen in Wiesbaden,
mindful, of how the United
States was caught with a false
story of a weather mission"
in the U-2 spy plane incident,
were tight-lipped on the pos
sibility of any misadventures
to the RB-47 at Soviet hands.
Officials in Washington said
the plane was making an elec-
tromagnetic survey to provide
information for more accurate
maps.
A spokesman at United states
Air Force European headquar-
ters said the search was under
way north of Norway"
The Kola Peninsula borders
on Norway north of the Arc
tic Circle. The area off the
coast is a busy fishing ground,
but the search area goes so
far out that parts normally are
virtually free of shipping.
A search headquarters was
established under direction of
the Norwegian Air Force at
Bodo, near Norway's northern
tip.
To help run the search, the
United States Rescue Control
Center at Prestwick, Scotland,
moved its headquarters to Bodo.
A spokesman described it as
"a big operation"
The plane operates under the
See PLANE, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-07-03

than 300 rifles in the past five
years without getting any
closer to a solution of the Sho-
mette-Ryan case.
Chief Panagoulis said 1t.
Earl Huber spent l3 hours with
the FBI in Baltimore last week
going through evidence picked
up by the FBI in its Rees in
veStigation. The chief said 1t.
Huber was looking for Sho-
mette-Ryan clues.
ReeS, 31-year-old Washing
ton area musician and air force
veteran already stands accused
of five murders-the 1859 slay-
ing of four members of the
Carroll v. Jackson family of
Apple Grove, Va, and the 1857
shooting of Mrs. Margaret
Harold, Fort Meade clerk.
Chief Panagoulis disclosed
that a former friend of Rees
had told him Rees owned a
22-caliber automatic rife sew
eral years ago He quoted the
man as telling him that Rees
showed him the rifle at the
time he was displaying a cabi-
net he had built for the Rees
home in Hyattsville, Md.
The .22-caliber rife used to
kill the two Prince Georges
County teen-agers never was
found. The rife, used to fire
IL bullets into Nancy and three
into Michael Ann, was believed
to be a powerful Marlin.
The deadly accuracy of the
shots convinced police that the
person who used it had hac
some training in the use Of {
rifle.
Chief Panagoulls said 1t
Huber was reinterviewing resi-
dents who reported seeing
stranger in the vicinity o
Northwest Branch Park on tn
fatal morning. He said h,
would welcome any informa
ton in line with the presen
phase of the Shomette-Ryal
investigation.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Truman Hits Kennedv v
As Not Ready for Job
Convention
Fixed, Says
Ex-President
By DAVID S. BRODER
Star stan Writer

Former President Truman
yesterday questioned Senator
Kennedy's readiness for the
presidency and said he would
have no part in convention
he charged is rigged to produce
a Kennedy nomination.
In a statement clearly de-
signed to halt the Kennedy
nomination drive, Mr.. Truman
told a nationally televised press
conference in independence,
Mo-, he had resigned as a Mis-
souri, delegate to the Demo-
cratic convention because I
have no desire whatever to be
a party to proceedings that are
taking on the aspects of a pre-
arranged affair"
The former President COM
plimented Senator Kennedy,
the front-runner for the nomi-
nation, on mis- personal quail
ties, but asked him this ques-
tion:
Senator, are you certain
that you are quite ready for
the country or that the country
is quite ready for you in the
role of President in January,
1852"
Calls for Patience
Later, he urged Senator Ken
nedy Ito be patient" so that
someone with the greatest
possible maturity and expert
ence" may seek the presidency
at this time.
Mr.. Truman said Senator
Symington of Missouri is still
his personal favorite for the
nomination, but he also had
high praise for Senator john
son of Texas and favorable
comments about eight other
major and minor possibilities,
He conspicuously omitted the
name of Adlai E. Stevenson
from his list of qualified can
Ididates. Mr.. Truman has said
that he doubted Mr.. Steven
son, the Democratic nominee
in 1852 and 1856, was decisive
enough to be President.
, The former President pledged
See TRUMAN, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-07-03

account on the TroveI Page. Pose
Dill.
NEW DISNEY STORY brings
"PoIIyonno" to The Stor's color
comes. Meet Americas longtime
sweetheart in the new sequence Of
Walt Disney cIossies. beginning to-
doy in the color comics.
500 BILLION BULLETS" from
an atomic reoctor withered O deep
seoted broin concer in O "bIzorre"
new treatment. It's described in to-
doy's ehopter Of The Atomic Years"
on Pose AID.
Evening star., 1960-07-03

THE FOURTH OF JULY brings
q new look to Old Glory os Hawai-
officially becomes the 50th Stote.
Fer an introduction TO the 50-stor
fIog, see the color cover Of Sundoy,
The Stor Magazine. And for
story on how fireworks ore mode,
see Firing Up the Fourth" on POee
6 Of the mosozine.
PALACE OF VERSAILLES hos
enough rooms to keep you busy q
long, long time if you tried TO spend
five minutes in eoch. For how long
it would toke for O complete tour
and other detoiIs about the French
palace, see TruveI Editor Jock jonas
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Three Die in Areu Accident. Ps. BE-

Three Die in Areo Accident. Pe. b.
Friday, the traffic death toll
was 100, far surprising figures
for a comparable period dur
ing the 1858 Fourth of July
week end-96-and during the
recent three-day Memorial Day
week end-97.
A National Safety Council
spokesman observed, THE toll
itself serves as a grim warning
to every driver to slow down"
The council had estimated
that 370 persons would die in
traffic in the current 78-hour
holiday week end, which will
end at midnight Monday.
In addition to the traffic toll
there were reported 18 drown
ings, 9 deaths in boating ac-
cidentS and 10 in miscellaneous
accidents, for an overall total
of 157.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
PHONE SERVICES
FOR TOMORROW

The Stor's holiday telephone seT-
ices will observe the following
operotine hours July 4:
Classified Deportment-9 ON. to
9 pm. classified dds moy be placed
in person ot the business counter in
The Stor lobby, Virginia ovenue and
Second street Sc, from 9 ON. to
5 PM
Circulation DEPARTMENT. ON.
to $50 pm. Subscriber service
coils, 7 ON. to s PM
Main Switchboord-7 ON. to II
midnight.
As usuoI, night service lines will
be placed in operation subsequent to
closing Of main switchboard.
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Senate Quickly Passes
Home-Repoir Fraud Bill
D. c. Measure, Brought Up by Morse,
Voted Without Debute in Final Hours
By MIRIAM GUTENBERG
Star STAFF Writer

The Senate last night swiftly passed legislation to give
Washington homeowners protection against flyby
might home improvement contractors.
The bill brought up by Senator Morse Democrat of
Oregon who shepherding District bills through the
Evening star., 1960-07-03
Kennedy Asks N Time
In RebuttoI to Truman
Butler Is Silent, but Gov. Collins
Denies Convention Rigging Charge

Senator Kennedy last night demanded radio and tee
vision time to answer President Trumans charge that
high pressure campaign is to win him the Democratic
presidential nomination. possibly before he is ready for
the job
Evening star., 1960-07-03


reading from the report on the
legislation, told of a growing
pattern of complaints from
Washington homeowners who
have been victimized by un-
scrupulous contractors.
The bill got through the up
per house with unprecedented
speed. 1t had been introduced
by Chairman Bible of the Sem
ate District Committee only
June %. Senator Beall, Repub-
lican of Maryland, held a hear
ing on the measure and it was
reported favorably by the full
committee last Thursday.
A slightly different version of
the bill has been reported by a
House District subcommittee
which held two days of hear