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Evening star., 1961-08-30
8GrouPsJ Join inAppeoI
For Educational N

Educational Television Assoc
iation, a community group
which says it represents civic,
cultural and educational ac-
tivities in the Rochester area,
Pennsylvania State Univers-
ity is also protesting today a
similar FEC decision involving
Johnstown, Pa, but the JCEB
is taking no part in this action.
The university says the FEC
turned down its application for
an educational television chan
mel, and at the same time pro-
posed a third commercial Wifi
channel for the JohnStown
area.
The eight members Of the
JCEB are the American AS
sociation of Land Grant Col
legeS and State Universities,
the American Association OF
School Administrators, the
American Council on Educa-
cation, the Council of Chief
State School Officers, the Ma
tional Association of Educa-
tional Broadcasters, the Ma
tional Education Association
the National Education Televi-
sion and Radio Center and the
State Universities Association.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Dr.. Bush Named
To Patent Group

DR.. Vannevar Bush has been
appointed by Secretary of
Commerce Hodges as chairman
of the sponsoring committee for
the celebration of the 125th
anniversary of the United
States Patent Office.
The anniversary this year
marks the passage of the pat
ent act of 1886 when the office
was re-established with a
greater sense of direction and
authority" said the Commerce
Department.
DR.. Bush, described as a
strong advocate of the patent
system" has patents or file
for a number of inventions. He
had a central role in the de-
velopment of nuclear fiSSion
as first chairman of the Ma
tional Defense Research Com
mittee and later as director
of the Office of Scientific Re-
search and Development.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Clerk Honored,
Helped Police
Catch Suspects

A District postal clerk has
been awarded $25 and a letter
of commentator from Police
Chief Robert V. Murray for his
assistance in capturing three
robbery suspects on August IL
Lynwood c. Westray, 80, of
1905 South Dakota aveue NE,
a part time cab driver, drove
three men to the Security
Liquor Store at 1918 Georgia
avenue NV. and waited with
one while the other two en-.
tered the store. Moments later
Mr.. Westray heard a shot, anc
then the two men came out o1
the store and got back in the
cab.
Mr.. Westray jotted down the
addresses as he dropped then
at three separate stops anc
later notified police.
Acting on the cab drivers in.
formation, police arrested thu
three men a few hours latel
and all we're charged with as.
Sault with intent to commit
robbery. Raymond F. Cunning.
ham, the stores owner, latel
identified the suspects as the
holdup men. He was wounded
but recovered.
Mr.. Westray received the
award yesterday from Deputy
Chief Edgar E. Scott.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
Mass Test Considered
On ChoIesteroI Effects

and perfect controls have yet
to be developed.
/ The Honolulu report indi-
Gated that the mass expert
ment might eventually involve
| up to 100000 Americans and
quoted DR.. Frederick Stare,
chairman of Harvard Univer-
sity's department of nutrition,
as saying pilot studies would
be started this fall in Boston,
Baltimore, Chicago, Minneap-
oils and Oakland.
DR.. Page said several studies
are already under way but that
a scientific committee, of which
! he is chairman, hasn't even
begun to evaluate the posi-
bilities of a large scale study,
He said it may be some years
before a decision can be made
on asking the Heart Institute
to back a mass experiment.
At the same time, a Spokes-
man for the institute denied
that anything more than ini-
tial studies are being financed
by grants from Bethesda.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
BY the Associated Press

Eight Of the Nations most
influential educational organi-
cations today asked the United
States Court of Appeals here
to reverse a decision of the
Federal Communications Com
mission so that Rochester
N. Y, may have an educational
televiSion station.
The organizations, banded
together in the Joint Council
on Educational BroadcaSting
said the FEC decision favors
commercial interests over ed
ucational televiSion.
According to the JCEB, the
Rochester Area Educational
Television Association asked
the FEC to reserve for it a
standard broadcast channel in
the very high frequency band
The FEC turned down the
application and, says the JCEB
at the same time proposed a
third commercial channel fol-
the Rochester area.
This action, the JCEB claims
is arbitrary, capricious, and
not in the public interest.
The ruling also is being ap-
pealed by the Rochester Area
Evening star., 1961-08-30

Several groups of research
ers over the country have
started pilot studies to see if
a mass experiment on now cho-
lesterol affects the heart is
possible.
DR.. Irvine Page, director of
research for the Cleveland
Clinic Foundation, said he and
several others have received
grants from the National Heart
Institute to lay the groundwork
for such an experiment.
Commenting on a report from
Honolulu today that indicated
the Heart Institute might start
the experiment this fall, DR..
Page said, "It is inaccurate"
He said initial work at the
Cleveland Clinic in this field
was started six years ago. Some
people are receiving special
food packages, he added, and
their diets and cholesterol lev
els are being watched. The per-
sons on these diets, however
are not necessarily representa-
tive Of the general population
Evening star., 1961-08-30

said yesterday amateurs dab.
bling in crime aren't the only
reason for the record number
of crimes against banking
institutions.
But he said they make bank
robberies more difficult to
solve, because the best clue to
the identity of a professional
bank robber was his method of
operation. With an amateur,
Mr.. Hoover said, there is no
telltale pattern.
Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy said this is the first
time since 1855 that the FBI
law enforcement conferences
Evening star., 1961-08-30

have been devoted exclusively
to bank robberies.
The conferences begin Fri
day and continue throughout
the rest of the year. They will
be held in various parts of the
country.
Representatives from other
law enforcement agencies,
banks, savings and loan insti-
tutions, Federal credit unions
and surety companies will take
part, along with United States
attorneys. FBI offices near the
Canadian and Mexican borders
have invited representatives
Evening star., 1961-08-30

from those countries to attend
their conferences. q
In the joint announcement
yesterday. Mr.. Hoover said that
during the fiscal year ended
last June 30 the number of vio-
lations of the Federal bank
robbery and related laws
totaled S95, up '.42 over the
piagIous year. This included
463 robberies, 3O4 burgIaries
and l03 larcenies.
Among the factors contrib
uting to the increase, Mr..
Hoover said, was expanded FBI
Evening star., 1961-08-30
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Evening star., 1961-08-30
FBI Focuses
On Bank Jobs
BY the Associated Press

So many amateurs have gone
into the business of robbing
banks that the FBI is devoting
its law enforcement conferences
this year exclusively to bank
robberies.
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton Director ]. Edgar Hoover
Evening star., 1961-08-30
local. Honor-Bilt
Electric Heater
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Single, immersion type heat ele-
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Evening star., 1961-08-30

jurisdiction concerning Federal
credit unions and an increase
in the number of suburban
banks.
The FBI director, however,
said law enforcement also set
new records. He said 121 fugi-
tives were arrested for viola
ton of bank robbery laws. In
addition, fines Of $4,000 were
imposed and SLOT, ,486 in stolen
funds were recovered.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star., 1961-08-30
Insects Ignore Red

BLOOMFIELD, N. 1.-THE
closer a light bulbs color is to
red, the less its glow will at
tract insects. Because red lights
were unsatisfactory to work
under, yellow bug lights we're
developed. They draw so to
80 per cent fewer bugs than
white lights.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Look many years younger Amazing
koIOr-Bak gradually transforms gray
hair to a new natural-looking youth
full color. Just comb in daily till shade
desired is reached. Can't wash out!
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
FiddIers Two

So here come Zinc Frances
catti again in Beethoven's
Violin Concerto and Nathan
Milstein in the one by
Brahms, the main excuse
being stereo. So who cares
about the whyfor. when two
geniuses are at work.
Francescatti's contribution
is all the more appreciated
because Columbia Records
has teamed him with one of
the greatest, Bruno Walter,
conducting the Columbia
Symphony. This means a
spacious, relaxed version.
Zinc is just as relaxed as
Walter, and at his very best,
making this one of the finest
BeethovenS on record.
If Francescatti finds him.
self competing with himself
in the Schwann Catalog, Mil
stein is in just as hot COM
petition. He did the Brahms
earlier for Capitol with
the Pittsburgh Symphony.
The new record, also for
Capitol, is with Anatole
Fistoulari and the Phil
harmonic of London What
is new? The latest version
is rich and lustrous, weightier
in the orchestra's wind sec
ton. This is not to fault
Steinberg's Pittsburgh disk,
with its crisp strings and
forward thrust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
CAMERA
CALENDAR

SILVER SPRING CAMERA CLUB,
Thursday, SIS pm Color slides
demonstration, Creative Seeing"
conducted by Everett c. johnson
and Charles Peterson. both PISA,
members Of Alpha Club and fire.
examples Of their own work. Public
invited Public Library on Coles
vile road.
WASHINGTON FILM SOCIETY.
Friday. Freer Gallery of Art. 6 30
and s:45 screenings: Under the
Roofs Of Paris" and Cartier-Bres-
sons lie Retour." descriptive of the
return home OF liberated French
prisoners OF war Society member
ship arrangements can be made at
NE $3.50 or CONTACT the secreI
schedules.
GREATER WASHINGTON COUN-
Gil OF CAMERA CLUBS, Friday
$40 pm. Illustrated lecture by Nan
Justice, PISA. Woodward a. LothrOp'S
Chevy Chase Store, admission 30
cents
FREE STATE CAMERA CLUB.
Tuesday, : 80 pm, Hyattsville Build
Ing Association auditorium. 3505
Hamilton street. West HyattSville,
Nd. Pictorial Color Slides" by Vic
tor Krantz. nationally known ex-
hibitor. Public invited Free parking.
TOTO CRAFT CLUB Of the Twelfth
Street YMCA, Tuesday. s pm. Short
meeting. Model session. Members and
friends invited. Bring cameras.
POTTER's HOUSE GALLERY will
conduct an open Photographic COM
petition and exhibition from October
~ to December g. Black and white
or color prints should be brought to
1858 Columbia road between S pm.
ana midnight during the week OF
October 1921. Prizes include S75
for most creative work; $50 for best
OF show; $50 for special award For
details call HU. 3-g6a1 evenings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Of BeIshuzzur

Recommended to all who
have been leery of things
Tabled oratorio: William
Walton's Belshazzar's Feast,
with the Rutgers University
Choir, the Philadelphia Or
cheStra and Eugene Ormandy
Columbia Unless it is Orff
and his Carmina Burana,
there is nothing like it for
I'm sacred = like, terrifically
rhythmic music with amaz-
ing orchestral percussion eff
fects.
If this is not quite as
zippy as some English vers-
ions, small matter. There is
fine balance between orches-
ira and chorus, good solo
from baritone Walter Cassel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
NUMISMATIC
NOTES
Puerto Ricun Coins

Although Puerto Rico was
Spanish possession for many
years, it wasn't until 1895
that the Spanish government
finally needed the demands o
the colony's businessmen for
a coinage of their own.
Until then the only coins
available were regular Span
ish pieces or Mexican 8 reals
and pesos. Since hard money
was hard to come by many
transactions were made with
commercial paper.
In 1895 five million sill
yer pesos were issued and in
1896 coins in denominations
of 5. 10, 20 and As centavos
were struck, also in silver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
Potomac valley Championships.
Sheraton-Park Hotel; open teams. l
and :; special MP pairs. !. :.
TOMORROW
Andrews. Andrews AFB Officers
Club: pairs. 1:I5. Arl-FaX. 2g2O
ArlinEton bouleyard; pairs. -,
Bethesda; pairs CinyitationaD. 40.
rock: pairs. 7:45. Duplicate Bridge
Mp pairs. 7:3O. Fairfax. lI0S St.
Andrews drive, Fairfax; pairs. p :45
am. reservations. CIR. 3-5a24 3.
Fort Meade. Commissioned Officers
g405 Bruce drive. Silver Spring;
pairs, 40 reservations. JU. g.
$50.
TUESDAY
Alexandria YMCA. 400 E. Mon
roe avenue; Mp pairs. i:45. Chess,
Apt. "0l. Hotel ?IOO sixteenth;
members individual, ,a45. CHEVY
Duplicate Bridge Center. i Dupont
Church. American Legion Hall. 400
n OAK. Falls Church: Mp pairs.
80. Federal, Hotel 200 Sixteenth;
phlIs. 80, feuefai ROVER tOmmS-
sion; offisisl dining room, GAO
Duplicate. third floor auditorium.
Seventh and F: pairs. luncheon.
am. reservations. 661: l3ilL.
Indian spring Coentry Club. MP
snue Service, cafeteria, IRIS Build.
ing; pairs. :. MONTGOMERY. 400
Norwood drive; pairs, 7:45. Officers
Service Club. l644 Twenty-tirst;
pairs. s. 1000 Valley drive. no game.
WEDNESDAY
AEudas Achim Mems Club. 2aOC
Valley drive Alexandria; pairs. s
Club; Mp pairs dnvitationan, 7:i5
Chess, Apt. 2Ol. Hotel 24O0 Six
tenth: pairs Cinvitationan. 7:45,
Congressional Secretaries, New House
Office Building; pairs, Z. Duplicate
Bridge Center, Dupont circle pairs
Ron MF p sas Fa arr A'T PAIRS HMG va
Hecht Co. Duplicate, Fenton ano
Ellsworth, Silver Spring. MP pairs
luncheon, | am. Preservation, 661
l345l MCJC. MONTGOMERY Count,
Jewish Community Center. MP pairs
$40; Penthouse, cafeteria. HEW
Building. Mp pairs, $40. Suburban
1920 Arlington boulevard; pairs
THURSDAY
Chevy Chase, 6SO3 West avenue
Bethesda; pairs tinvita tionan. noon
Falls Church. American Legion Hall
400 N. Oak, Falls Church; pairs
9:45 am. GOren Duplicate. Suit'
%, The Dupont East, l545 Eight.
867 1850. Washington Bridg,
League tACBL unit, Sheraton PsrI
Hotel: monthly winners game, pail
point award series)' 40.
FRIDAY
Central YMCA, 1888 G; Mp pairs
I:45. Chevy Chase, 6S03 West ave
nue.. Bethesda; pairs CnvitationalJ
1:45. Duplicate Bridge Center,
Dupont circle; pairs, / pairs. 40
GOren Duplicate, Suite 102, The
Dupont East, l545 Eighteenth; pairs
7:Ih reservations, 661 l345l. Irv'
Ms s1 nsT. ~ \ lry oIS A b6mIHisn
LansburUhs, shirlinRton; Mp pairs
luncheon, 1890 am. Playfair, l43l
Harvard: pairs. G:45. Rockville
Civic Center Rockville. pairs, &
Walker, 600 Forty second place
Hyattsville; pairs. 9:l6 am; pairs, S
SATURDAY
Chess, Apt. POI. Hotel 24OO Six,
Hawthorne. Cheverly: pairs. 40
Duplicate Bridge Center, Dupon
circle; pairs. /; MP pairs, 1870
Walsh li3" Massachusetts; pairs
TOURNAMENTS
October 7-WBL Women's Aux.
lliary, Charity Sectional Sheraton.
Park Hotel open pairs for Schwartz
Cup. benefit OF American Cancer
Society, | and :; special MP pairs
Z.
October 12-l5-PWA Fall Sec
tional, Penn-Sheraton Hotel, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
October 1915 49, Old Dominion
Sectional, Hotel John Marshall
! Richmond. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Meet Mr.. S

The full name is Stanislaw
SkrowacZewski. 1t would help
you remember IF not pro-
nounce) it to buy his first
recording Mercury as the
Minneapolis Symptoms new
conductor, succeeding Antal
Dorati.
Nothing new about the
music-Schubert's much-re-
corded Eighth Unfinished
Symphony and Incidental
Music to Rosamunde. But
you will love this young
Poles way with it-so unaf-
fected, so clean in it's at
tacks, so. unencumbered by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
star Stamp Editor

Frederic Remington, artist
of the Old West, will be hon.
ored here Wednesday at first
day ceremonies for a postage
stamp concentrating the
centennial of his birth.
Postmaster General j. Ed
ward Day is host for the OBJ
servance at IL am. WedneS-
day in the auditorium of the
National Gallery of Art, Con-
stitution avenue and Sixth
street NV. 1t will be open to
the public and there will be
a special postal station for
the convenience of guests.
Speakers, in addition to Mr..
Day, will be John Walker, di-
rector of the National Gallery
and member of the Postmas-
ter Generals Stamp Advisory
Committee. and Remington's
biographer, Harold McCrack-
en-, director of the Whitney
Gallery of Western Art in
Cody, Wyo.
A featured display, on brief
loan from the Anon Carter
Museum of Western Art at
Fort Worth, Tex, will be
Remington's 30-by -48-i n c h
canvas. The Smoke Sig
nal" which provided the ba-
sis for the stamp design. The
$4,000 painting will be flown
back to Texas Immediately
after the ceremony for the
museums own Remington
centennial exhibition.
Two other centennia |
observances will be held
Wednesday, at Canton, N. Y,
where Remington was born.
and at Ogdensburg, N. Y.
where the Remington Art
Memorial houses many Of his
paintings. Souvenir albums
of the Remington stamp will
be presented at each by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Autumn Best Season
For Color Pictures

quality and for this reason
we suggest that you defer
your color shooting until the
sun is we'll up in the heav-
ems. Otherwise your snap
shots will have a definity
redish cast to them.
Light quality is also af-
fected by reflections from
nearby masses of color such
as the green of a lawn or
the red of a brick building.
Colors in such large masses
will seriously affect 9th e r
colors-the lighter ones and
white in particular.
Here are a few tips for
more effective outdoor color
pictures. The trees and flow
ers are the main points of
interest just now and our
shots must be planned to
emphasize the delicate pas
tel shades of this season.
Sky Best BackdrOp
First off, make them stand
out. To do this simply shoot
the subjects against the sky.
The contrast of the reds,
yellows, oranges and OF h r
shades against a brilliant
blue sky will be most eff
fective.
If you can't get the sky
in the picture any other way
simply get your camera down
near the ground and shoot
up. And don't try to include
the entire landscape to get
an impressive color phi O t o.
On the contrary be selective
in your approach.
One lone tree against the sky
will place the proper empha-
sis on it's colors that might
otherwise be lost among an
= entire forest of trees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Stamp to Mark
Centennial Of
Homestead Act

A stamp commemorative
the centennial Of the Home
stead Act will be issued next
year, Senator Curtis, Repub-
lican Of Nebraska, has an
nounced.
The act, which played a
major role in the settlement
of the West. vas signed by
President Lincoln May 20,
1862.
The first patent under it
was issued to Daniel Free
man, a Union soldier on leave,
for a homestead in Gage
County near Beatrice, Nebr.
The Freeman farm is now a
national monument.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01

No copper coins were issued
and the current Spanish l
and 2 centavo pieces contin-
ued in use.
The silver peso had the
head of SPANS boy king, Al
fonso XIII, on the diverse
and the Spanish arms with
the inscription "ISla de Puerto
Rico" and the denomination
on the reverse.
In order to get the new
coins in circulation as quick
~ as possible Mexican coins
we're declared no longer le-
gal tender and their use in
Puerto Rico was forbidden.
The Mexican coins were
redeemed at 95 centavos to
the peso, which gave the
Spanish government a profit
of 5 per cent on each. 1t
didn't take business people
long to discover that fineneSS
of the silver had been low
cred so much in comparison
with the Spanish 5 peSeta
piece that merchants in
Spain would accept the
Puerto Rican coins only at
a discount of about 20 per
cent.
When the United States &C
quired Puerto Rico Congress
passed an act to retire the
Puerto Rican coins at the rate
Of so cents for a peso.
BIN. DOUGLAS.
The WASHINGTON NuniSmu-
tic Society, 1UhoSe members
hare prepared this series Of
articles, tUtH dnSlUer questions
on coins or paper money dd-
dressed to NumStmdtic Notes,
The Sunday Star, Washing
ton 3, d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
RECORD REVIEW
Pennorio
Is Stylish
InChopin
BY HERMAN SCHADEN
Star Record Critic

One time child prodigy
Leonard Pennario, having
survived the vicissitudes of
early fame, now is taking
bows as the complete adult
pianist at the ripe old age
of 81.
For confirmation we refer
one and all to % his new
Capitol Record of the "a
Chopin Preludes, 90 his
equally new Capitol Record
of the Faure and Schumann
piano quartetS and 80 his
live appearance with the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra
at Constitution Hall October
"a and Is.
1t was as a tyke of 7 that
Pennario first publicly dis
played his piahism for a
hometown Buffalo depart
ment store audience. Since
then he has scored big. mostly
as a purveyor of Rachmani-
noff and similar large-scale
concertos. Now we have
something with which to
gauge the more intimate art
list and it is pleasant to re-
port happy results.
COlOring Is Vivid
His conception of the Won
derful Chopin vignettes is
splendidly masculine, yet
subtly sensitive. His fingers
fly when they should. his
perception is appropriately
deep at the proper times. His
coloring is a vivid splash of
the keyboard palette.
Final proof of the complete
pianist energies from the sec
ond record, Faure's Quartet
No. l in C minor. opus Is,
and Schumann's Quartet in
E flat major, opus Al.
Capitol features his name
on the record jacket, but no
one knows better than
Pennario that Violinist
Eudice Shapiro. Violist San
ford Schonbach and Cellist
Victor Gottlieb are equal
partners. In fact, they are
superb in their own right. If
anyone doubts Pennario's
poetic prowess, this is the
place to be convinced. The
quartets are romantic twin
beauties, something to treas
ure.