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, 1961-08-02

citizens OF st. CrOlX.
The dinner, arranged by the
Hampton Alumni Club, with
the cooperation Of the Hamp-
ton Institute Experimental Col
lege, was to introduce DR.. Holz
land to the community. He had
been met earlier in St. Tho
mas and Christiansted during
the Governors Conference on
Higher Education.
DR.. Holland recalled that
the first Virgin Islanders enter
ed Hampton in 1922, and that
Virgin Islanders have studied
there or under Hamptons aus
pices ever since. The former
Cornell football player, now
college president, also describ-
ed why Hampton was peculiar
NEH#H
" placed for pioneering exper-
fences. For over SO years
Hampton provided the major
higher education for Ameri-
can Indians and next Septem-
Der it will open an institution
patterned after itself in Sierra
Leone, West Africa, one of the
newly independent nations.
I'VE hope to change the con
cept that the education worth
while is the old English CLASH
cal type DR.. Holland said.
We will stress education Of
the head, heart and hand, SINH
lar to the emphasis at Hamp-
ton in its pioneering days.
Or this his first visit to the
Virgin Islands, pr. Holland
said he was especially appre-
ciative of the opportunity to
meet with representative Lay
citizens in addition to the gov
ernmental officials and teach
ers he had met at the earlier
, 1961-08-02
Speeding Cor Runs
Off Rood Into Tree:
Two Escure Unhurt

A Surrey jeep, operated BY
Ronnie Caporalli, ran off the
Northside road while rounding
the curve at Morning Star Es-
tate, travelled for thirty-seven
feet and crashed onto a tree.
CaporalIi and Lorry Mino-
san, both visitors, escaped in
jury. The front bumper Of the
car was bent into a ~" shape
from the impact. The wind
shield was also damaged.
, 1961-08-02


Of JdYcee ~Internut'l
MuY Be Held in v. |.
The delegation Of Virgin Is
lands Jaycees which went to
Trinidad to attend the Junior
Chamber international, return
ed on Monday afternoon to St.
Thomas with the news that
the Virgin Islands may host
the 1862 Multi Nation confer
ence.
As a climax to a very sue
cessful conference in which
the Prime Minister of the West
Indies Federation, Sir Grant
ley Adams, pledged the sup
port of his government to the
.Jaycee movement throughout
the West Indies, the Virgin Is
ands delegates We'd with Co
iumbia to host next years re-
gional convention after getting
the Netherland Antilles delega
ton to withdraw their bid.
The site and time Of the con-
ference will be decided at the
World Congress in October
when Puerto Rico will host
their largest convention ever,
estimated at 1000 Jaycees and
their wives, many of whom are
expected to visit the Virgin Is
ands after the Congress.
At the three day conference
which was attended by eight
nations, seminars were held in
international Relations, Lead
ership Training, Youth and
Education, Public Relations &
Community Service Carlos Las
TIA, Secretaryo of Commerce for
Puerto Rico, addressed the
conferees on Economics and
Trade.
The Junior Chamber Of the
Virgin Islands represented BY
Give Ranfield, Leonard Stein,
David Pdfitz and Ken Britten,
who was featured in dance on
Saturday night.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
COP. and Colby
Swap Blasts in
Delegate Race

The Alexandria Republican
Party and Robert T. s. Colby,
Independent candidate for the
city's House Of Delegates post,
traded verbal blows yesterday.
The Alexandria Republican
Committee issued q statement
denouncing Mr.. Colby and as
Serting disapproval of what the
committee called his "deceitful
effort" to represent himself as
a Republican.
The committee charged that
Mr.. Colby'S viewpoint is total
ly inconsistent with Republic
aniSm."
Mr.. Colby, who ran as a Re-
publican two years ago for the
House of Delegates, comment
ed that it was strange" that
the committee was bent on at
tacking me instead of support
ing their own candidate"
Mr.. Colby said he was seek
ing the support of Republicans,
Democrats and Independents,
everyone interested in "effec-
tive, Embossed representation
in Richmond"
The Republican committee.
in its statement, said it was
dedicated to electing "the best
possible candidate" Repub-
lican Brendan McCann.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
Fairfax Plans
Assemb|yPIea
On City Status

The Fairfax Board Of County
Supervisors today reversed an
earlier decision to appeal a Cir
cult Court ruling which called
off the county's planned ref
erendum on city status.
The county wants to 60 to
Richmond and ask for a city
charter at the General Assem-
bly, session in January, the
supervisors said, and continued
litigation might hurt those ef-
forts.
Fairfax County signed an
agreement in May to CONSOLE
date with the small town of
Clifton into a city. Circuit
Court Judge Paul e. Brown set
q referendum for July IL Of
this year. then called it off be-
cause, he said, there were "in-
consistencies" in the law.
In other action today, the
supervisors agreed to furnish
the new City of Fairfax with
the same services it had when
it was q part Of the county for
a total estimated cost of $177,-
SIC. That figure, however, does
not include schools, since an
agreement on schooling for the
city'S 3,400 chilren is to be
worked out between the school
boards Of the two jpurisdic-
tionS.
The proposed agreement,
which has not yet received the
approval of city officials, pro-
vides that payments be made
to the county in 10 INSTALL
ments over the next 10 months.
Services proposed include
those set up under State law,
such as the Circuit Court and
the Commonwealth's attorneys
office plus a number of others,
Including health, fire. fighting,
civil defense, library, welfare
and other services.
Evening star., 1961-08-09

SUBMISSION OF the cltyS appl-
cation for Federal funds.
In approving the $29 million
project in a 20-block downtown
area, the council left the door
open for later notifications in
the plan.
The city heads pledged them
selves to maintain q tight grip
on the renewal reins and to
guarantee that redevelopers
stick closeIy TO Nh. Smiths
plans.
Meanwhile, Eldridge K.
Hayes, assistant city attor-
ney, told the council he ex-
poets a legal test of the con-
stitutionality Of the renewal
plans.
Almost 200 citizens packed a
stifling-hot Corporation Court
room and overflowed into the
hallway to hear nearly a score
Of speakers register reactions
ranging from enthusiastic ap-
proval to angry opposition to
the plan.
The plan calls for razing
and rebuilding the King street
business district near the Po-
tomac and erasins slums in the
surrounding residential neigh
borhoodS.
253 Buildings to Be Razed
Under the plan for the 40
acre project area, 253 buildings
would be torn down. This
would mean that 100 business
firms, 1T white families and
Evening star., 1961-08-09
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair
tonight, lowest about 70. Fair
and continued hot tomorrow.
Maryland - Variable cloudi-
ness tonight and tomorrow
with chance of scattered after
noon thundershowers tomorrow,
mostly over the west. Low to-
night 65-70 in the north and
70-74 in the south. Continued
hot tomorrow.
Virginia-Variable cloudineSs
and continued d rather hot
through tomorrow with a few
scattered afternoon or evening
thundershowers, m stly over
the southwest. High tomorrow
S7-93.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Winds variable at
$40 knots tonight and south
west at sis knots tomorrow.
Fair with visibility Of 5-10
miles.
Five Day Forecast
For Washington and Vicinity
August 1O-14
Temperatures will average
near or slightly above the
Washington normals of "a and
SO. Warm weather will be fol-
Evening star., 1961-08-09
Dorsey Joins Ranks a
Of Potential Candidates

The name of Circuit Judge
Philip H. Dorsey, jr., of st.
Marys County was added today
to the growing list of potential
Democratic candidates for Gov
ernor in next years Maryland
primaries.
The judge is off on a vaca-
ton trip to Nova Scotia. But
q close friend and political
ally-Attorney Bennett Grain
of Charles County - disclosed
the judges plans.
II talked with him -. by
telephone Saturday night from
New York, and he told me to
go ahead and do what I
thought was best" Mr.. Grain
explained today.
Mr.. Grain said Judge Dorsey
ehas told a few of his close
friends that he was going to
run for office"
Since then, Mr.. Grain said,
there have been so many
telephone calls inquiring about
his intentions that / decided to
make the announcement now. +"
Judge Dorsey, 60, a veteran
of Southern Maryland politics
before becoming an associate
judge Of Maryland's 7th Ju-
dicial Circuit in 1856, is ex-
.pected to be away for at least
10 days, Mr.. Grain said.
Another Southern Maryland
resident Attorney David
Hume Of Charles County, an
ardent foe of slot machines-is
the only announced candidate
for the nomination.
Gov. Tawes also is expected
to be a candidate for re-elec-
Evening star., 1961-08-09
Judge Bryon Praised
At Senate Hearing

Kennedy last Tuesday lasted
only l5>ntifutes. The record
held open for possible future
deliberations because of the
absence of the subcommittee
chairman, Senator Eastland,
Democart Of Mississippi.
Senator Johnston, Democrat
Of South Carolina, as acting
Evening star., 1961-08-09

A Senate judiciary subcom-
mittee heard nothing but praise
today in support Of Federal
Judge Albert v. Bryan of Alex
andria to be . Judge of the
Fourth Circuit Court OF Ap-
peals.
The hearing to consider the
nomination made by President
Evening star., 1961-08-09

lDiktrict Judge; in that. circuit
but one Of the ablesti in the
entire United States"
Those teStifying on behalf of
Judge Bryan. who has been
judge Of the Eastern District
of Virginia since 1947, we're:
Ralph L. Payne, president of
the Alexandria Bar Association; !;
Lewis D. Morris, Of the Alex
andriR bar group Attorney
James j. Laughlin of the Dis
trict, and one Of his associates,
Albert J. Ahern. jr.; L. Lee
Bean, president Of the Arling-
ton County Bar Association;
Evening star., 1961-08-09

so Negro families would have
to be relocated.
In addition to rebuilding the
commercial district, the plan
calls for construction of 81
single-family dwellings and al
most 300 new apartment units.
Sale of land to developers is
expected to net 50 million of
the project cost. The Federal
Government would contribute
SAT million and the city $2.3
million. Private capital total
ing about $40 million will be
needed.
The plan had the strong sup
port Of City Manager E. G.
Heatwole, who told the council,
II do not believe Alexandria
can afford another urban re-
newal failure. unless it is the
intent Of this city to give up
urban renewal"
"Jewel" FOreseen
The plan has been on the
drawing board since an earlier
proposal, drafted by a New
York conSultant, was killed by
a differently constituted coun-
Gil at a similar hearing last
year. Several earlier renewal
efforts also were unsuccessful.
Mr.. Smith said purchase of
properties marked for demoli-
ton is expected to begin about
next July. He told the council
the redeveloped area would be
"a jewel in the metropolitan
area"
Evening star., 1961-08-09

John j. Axlor, president of thS
Fairfax County Bar Associa{ I
tion, and Harry Cohen, counsel
to the House Select Committee
Eop tabor.
The presidents Of the three
bar associations said their
groups unanimously supported
Judge Bryan's nomination.
The two Senators had few
questions for the 62-year-old
jurist, a Democrat, who is mar
ried and has two sons. Most
Of them dealt with procedure
of the Circuit and District
courts. 49,.
Evening star., 1961-08-09

ton. Also reported seeking the
nomination is George P. Ma
honey, oft times q candidate
for Governor or Senator.
Mr.. Grain noted that Judge
Dorsey. a resident of Leonard
town. has served previously ir
the House Of Delegates and
State Senate from st. Marys
County.
In 1882, he ran fifth in ar
eight-man race for the Demo
cratic 5th congressional district
nomination and in 1854 won
the popular vote but lost the
unit vote in his bid for the
party's attorney general nom
ination.
Evening star., 1961-08-09

-
chairman, sand.Senator Hrnska
Republican OF Nebraska, heard
brief testimony from seven at
torneys.
They also read notes of ap-
proval from VirginiaS Demo
cratic Senators, Byrd and Rob-
ertson.
Senator Byrd wrote only ZAP
proved" on his recommendation
Senator Robertson added:
II welcome the recommend
ing Of the confirmation of
Judge Albert v. Bryan as q
judge Of the Fourth Circuit
Court Of Appeals. In my opin-
ion, he is not only the ablest
Evening star., 1961-08-09
Family Reunion Set

The King and Burdette fami-
lies will hold their annual re-
union at II am. Saturday. at
the Woodfield (Md0 Wesley
Grove Church. Between 200
and 300 members of the two
families are expected to attend.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
Renewal Plans Cleared
By Alexandria Council
By JOHN NEARY
Star staff Writer

Alexandrias embated renewal project last night
won unanimous City Council approval long and heated
public hearing
The new councils blessing gives the green light to Urban
Renewal Director Martin Smith and his staff swing planning
efforts into high in order November deadne for
Evening star., 1961-08-09

For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtrset times indicated
Annapolis. SM hours: Bloody Point
Light, 4h hours; Colonial Beach. 6
hours; Deale, IA hours; solomons
Island, 6h hours; Point Lookout, 7h
hours.
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harper 8
Ferry and clear at Great Falls, Shen-
| andoah clear at Harper's Ferry
Evening star., 1961-08-09
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Evening star., 1961-08-09
The Sun and the Neon

sun. tomorrow 6:1S am. s:i0 p.rn, %
Moon, today 4:35 am. 7:O6 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haf hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1961-08-09

lowed by cooler over the week
end. Rain, occurring as show
erS about Saturday and Sun
day and a few isolated showers
tomorrow and Friday, will
average over three-fourths
inch.
Resort Areas Tomorrow
GO Ocean Beachss-MoStly sunny high
Cape Hatteras-Fair, high s6.
Skyline Drive-Partly cloudy, high
S0-S5. Visibility good.
Water Temperature
Annapolis, IS; Ocean City, 70; At.
lantic city, 70; Rehoboth Beach, 70;
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - 76 Noon ----- 81
s am. - II 8 pm. - s.
Record Temperatures for the Year
HIGHEST, "A. on July 20.
Lowest, 4, on February 2.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and 0eodetic Survey
Today TomorroW
High 1885 am. S:1S am.
Low -- 1851 am. 2:37 am.
High ------- sos pm. $50 pm.
Low ------ 2:26 pm. $40 pm.
Evening star., 1961-08-09
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Evening star., 1961-08-09
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Evening star., 1961-08-09
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Evening star., 1961-08-09

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Evening star., 1961-10-04

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Evening star., 1961-10-04

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Evening star., 1961-11-23

ter group from a larger body
that surged through downtown
streets hailing the end Of Tru-
jillo rule.
Tanks rumbled up to aid pal
ace guards-who seemed
unable to handle the mob
and police finally dispersed the
demonstrators with noise
bombs.
One factor in the outbreak
against Mr.. Balaguer was a new
position of the left-of-center
l4th Of June movement, the
second major opposition group.
1t issued a statement censuring
him for allowing some Trujillos
to leave the country while
under suspicion of plotting a
coup.
The group in a reference to
the United States ships and
Marines still lowering offshore
criticized the President for "an
Indifferent attitude toward evi-
dent and flagrant violation of
our air space and territorial
waters" However, United States
spokesmen have said repeatedly
that the fleet and air units
are staying outside Dominican
territorial waters even though
they are on hand if Mr.. Bala-
guer calls on them for aid.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

litical opposition group - was
expected in a broadcast in
which the president said he
would announce new plans to
accelerate the characterization
of the nation ruled for 81 years
by the late Generalissimo Ra-
fael Trujillo.
With the left-of-center Sec
tor of the political opposition
demanding that he resign, Mr..
Balaguer moved to strengthen
his regime last night by hand
ing the governments second
highest post to the air force
general who helped squelch eff
forts of the Trujillo dynasty
last week end to return to
power.
General Made Secretary
The president named Gen.
Pedro Ramon Rodriguez Echa-
varria, 81, secretary Of state of
the armed forces and picked the
generals brother, Col. Pedro
Santiago Rodriguez Echavarria,
to command of the air force,
the nations strongest armed
service.
The Rodriguez brothers en-
Evening star., 1961-11-23
HuIuby to Inspect
Berlin Air Aids

Najeeb E. Halaby. admins
traitor Of the Federal Aviation
Agency, win inspect electronic
flight aids in the air corridors
to West Berlin during a two
week trip to Europe and the
Middle East. the FAA says.
Mr.. Halaby leaves today and
will return December 6.
The FAA chief also will make
a general inspection of FAA's
overseas activities in prepara-
ton for the integration of FAA
and Department of Defense
flight inspection operations.
While in the Middle East, Mr..
Halaby. whose father was born
in Syria. will serve as a good
will ambassador.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

gineered the Air Force move
ment last Sunday that over
rode pro-Trujillo officers and
stamped out scattered outbreaks
of Army resistance. In their
new positions, they could move
even more swiftly against any
major threat against the re-
gime.
Armed service officers are
known to fear that extremists
might topple the weak civilian
government - besieged by al
most six months Of political
uproar since the assassination
of the dictator-and then liqui-
date the present military es-
tablishment as Fidel Castro did
in Cuba.
Echavarria Next in Line
Mr.. Balaguer, who was elected
vice president in 1857, sue
ceeded to the presidency last
year, when the generalisSimo's S
brother Hector resigned what
had been a ceremonial post.
With no vice president in Of
flee. the Armed Forces Secre-
tary-Gen. Rodriguez Echavar-
ria-is next in the line of
succession under the constitu-
ton.
The generals brother sue
ceeded Gen. Felix Hermida, jr.,
whom Mr.. Balaguer had picked
as air force boss after the
flight of Trujillo family mem
bers last Sunday. Col. Rod
rigueZ Echavarria and his sup
porters in the air force dis
approved because Gen. Hermida
stood high with the Trujillos.
To appease Gen. Hermida
and his friends, Mr.. Balaguer
made him Secretary of the
Interior and placed the Ma
tional Police under him. The
armed forces previously had
held the police under their
Jurisdiction.
Still another change came
with the resignation of Labor
Secretary Jose Angel Savinon.
Mr.. Balaguer said Tuesday that
two cabinet members had been
involved in the week end at
tempt by pro-Trujillo elements
to regain power, but did not
identify them. Mr.. Savinon
was considered a close friend
Of Jose Arizmendi Trujillo, a
brother of the late generals
simo whose return with Hector
Trujillo from exile prompted
the crisis that brought United
States warships steaming off
shore.
Mob Demanded Removal
Mr.. Balaguer's shakeup came
only a few hours after an
angry mob of about 200
marched on the National Pal
ace demanding his removal.
The marchers were q snlin-
Evening star., 1961-11-23
Maine Wins Title

ORONO, Maine, Nov. %
(AP). - Sophomore Roger
Boucher's first field goal of
the season proved the differ
ence yesterday as unbeaten
Maine edged Massachusetts,.
10-7, to win the Yankee Con-
ference football championship
Evening star., 1961-11-23
BuIoguer Will Propose
Junto to Rule Nation

CIUDAD TRUJuLO Dominican Republic. Nov. % (AP) -
President Joaquin Balagur expected today the
creation provisional civianmiary junta headed
self to bring stability the Republic the work
of erasing legacy uo dictatorship goes forward
junta proposa-fst put forward leading po-
Evening star., 1961-11-23
Mob Demanded Removal

Mr.. Balaguer's shakeup came
only a few hours after an
angry mob of about 200
marched on the National Pal
ace demanding his removal.
The marchers were a splin-
Evening star., 1961-08-30

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Evening star., 1961-01-27

the "pale" had to do with q
fence erected for the protection
Of inhabitants Of a town. Then,
during the Tudor era, the term
THE English Pale" came to
mean those Irish counties in
and around the city Of Dublin
over which the English armies
had control-Dublin. Louth,
Meath and Kildare. Oliver
Cromwell's complete subjuga-
ton Of the Irish q century later
extended the boundaries Of The
Pale to the whole island.
Thus, any person or thing
outside the pale" was consid-
cred beyond the Jurisdiction Of
the English law and custom
and hence subject to a different
system Of law and government.
Incidentally. there were two
other English pales in 18th
century Europe-one the city
Of Calais in France which had
been in English hands for
centuries and the other, In
Scotland, which, like the Irish
domains, had been but recently
acquired. .....
Question: A friend told me q
few days ago about seeing a
| mutual friend who had been