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the I'd, 4th, 5th, 9th and
sd Virginia regiments)
would make their greatest
mark.
1t was appropriate.
For although Jackson was
born beyond the Valley
in Clarksburg, in what is
now West Virginia he
had made the Valley his
home, in Lexington, where
he had been teaching for
10 years at Virginia Mill
tary Institute. And the boys
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CIVIL WAR AS REPORTED BY THE STAR 100 YEARS AGO:
Background

TVHOMAS JONATHAN JACKSON and his brigade of
l. Virginians won their first soldering fame-and
lasting nickname at Bull Rum the first major battle
Of the Civil War But would be in the Shenandoah
Valley that "Stonewall" and his "Stonewa Brigade"
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eating He was naturally pous and during his years at
Lexington with his second wife tthe first had died. his
religion turned profound and he was counted bull
wark Of the Presbyterian Church
Y THE STAR MAGAZINE wAsH1noroN n q ,u.n1r. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-25
Compiled by JOHN W. STEPP
Star Staff Writer

home States proud and distinguished military COLLEGE
Jackson had always led an austere lfe steadfastly
stunning hard liquor tobacco, gambling and excessive
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SUNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON q. C..
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G., MARCH Is, 1862
Evening star., 1962-03-16

mon sense tell us that a fact
is something that is true. So
why this everlasting repetition
of true facts?"
Let's rally round, dear
friends. to this most modest of
cruSades. The next time a self
anointed researcher" tells us
that he possesses the true facts,
let's let him know that his
true facts" do not seem to
include either common sense or
a knowledge of the meaning
Iof the simple word fact" it
self. We can even have a slogan
for our modest crusade: Stamp
Out True Facts!"
That's a pretty challenging
slogan, as slogans go these
days. Perhaps if we succeed
in this little campaign for
purer speech, we may be en-
boldened to go after some of
Evening star., 1962-03-16

Each of these crusades was we'll
meaning but not especially
productive.
Perhaps with a small crusade
one limited to the elimina-
ton of a single irritating
phrase-we may have some
success. The phrase in point
is one that you hear with
monotonous regularity in radio
and TV commercials and, all
too often, in the statements OF
public figures. 1t is, simply, "the
true facts"
Now here is redundancy, ii
ever one is to see redundancy
Dictionaries and our own COM
Evening star., 1962-03-16
By Leonard Starr
BY George Tusko
By Kenneth Simms

the other vogus verbal overkl" all those wise
excrescences like fnaze words which, wordwise be-
"concretize" I'm buck coming absurd.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BEETLE BAILEY
GIL THoRP
ON STAGE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

This department. is not much
given to crusades. In the realm
Of language, experience indi-
Gates crusades seldom succeed.
Look at all the well-intentioned
people who have devoted talent
and energies to such fruitless
causes as simplified spelling,
basic English and Esperanto.
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FOREST ESTATES
III A44NOOI NV.
SILVER cpPTNr1
-FOUR CORNERS

Brick ranch home surrounded by
lovely trees on almost h-acre level
ground. Charming in every detail.
Stone fireplace In living room,
SWEETHEART KITCHEN. bright
rms, spectacular rec. room. FLA
approved. SCI 900. Quick posses
sion a49:2So0. -
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'--IV viii. nv.
Parkwood-Loyely con-
temporary ramb bier, California
styled. 3 bedrms.. u baths, ire
mendous liv. rm., scr. pch., radi-
ant heat, priced at Si9,95O for
immed. sale. OIL. 6-4453.
BURTON RETIETGu TNJT
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NJ DOWN RAJ MEN1
Ramblers, under $4,000: Why
rent. when you cna buy for less?
GEO. ALLEN Realtor 949-l95O
PINEY BRANCH RID. AREA, pretty
2-bedrm., expandable Cape Cod
on level lot Side scr. porch. fire
pl., Diet. garage. Full bsn1t.. S15,-
$50. Assume Sl3,S00 loan. Call
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ARL.-Mod. garden apts.. /, 2, 8
bedrms-, l "a and 2 baths, avail. /:
compl. air cond.; iRe. swimming
pool, all utils. incl: bus service
at door to D. c. WESTMONT
GARDENS, $3.50 Columbia pike
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TAKOMA REALTY

AnO1N1A 1IC11hA
POTOMAC HUNT CLUB ESTATE
This Early American 4 lge.-col-
umned Williamsburg rambler is
beaut. Sited and lavishly land
scaped. 1t contains 29-ft.
beamed-ceiling fam. rm., kit. W
firepl.. wash, dryer and break
fast bar. tremendous bedrms..
walk-in cedar closet 3 full tub
shower baths. 34-ft. pan. rec. nm.
w/raised hearth opens to lge.
flagstone patio. enter from Ice.
pch. into grandfsther-clock-
reception hall, spac. liv. nm. and
formal din. rm. Williamsburg
windows open to another spacious
pch.. each w/view Of Maryland's
rolling hills and countryside. p
car gar, bsmt. and storage areas,
lge. garden shed. Low 40s. Also
several other Colonial homes w
As bedrms. on choice sites, priced
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
lcONTINUEDl
AIR C0DTrEnNrn

You never know what you are
missing. See this home today,
newly finished throughout
1SO9-4th st. NV,
Vacant and ready for occupancy.
Quick settlement, see this prop
erty, then see US. WAPLE, 1920
l4th st. AID. 4-2005.
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M DOWN PAYyTENT

MAX hUOhF IbLE-opdCIUusi .
bedrm., 11a-story, expandable, 8
acres, detached garage. school
nearby, reason for selling, moving
to Fla, occupy end of mo. terms.
Sl9,95O, Pc. 2-56S2. OWNER.
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BRADLEY WOODS

Beautiful brick Colonial loaded
with charm, Just year old. Den
and powder room. lge. family
kitchen with table space, both
with attractive bay windows. 4
lovely bedrms., 2 baths on End
Stairs 70 attic. huge screened
bridget, two-car built-in garage
Lge. wooded lot. The appoint
mentS in this home appeal to the
discriminating purchaser. Abso-
lutely immaculate condition. Priced
to sell. 2 a.m.-9 pm. EN-. o-74OO.
METZLER, REALTOR
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iURBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.

CUTIE, SI7,95O!-If
TWO bedrooms are enough-STOP
DOOKINGl You will fall in love
with this lovely little home! Big
kit. with dishwasher and disposal.
Separate dining room. Basement
and porch. Fine. level, fenced
lot with trees. Completely revo-
vated, like brand-newl Wonder
tul convenience to NH. Naval
Med. Center. Walk to ST, James
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
I'LL. evenings. WO R-I2GS
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AIR-CoNDITIoNED TOWN HOUSE,

AIR CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE,
in the very fashinoable Briarcliff-
Spring Valley area - Real style
and class. in the true George
town" manner. Charming beyond
wordsi bedrooms, 21z baths:
Beautiful trees. Priced LOW 40s!
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
7-14l1: evenings, Wo. 8 : 1885.
AMERICAN U. PARK-Fine quality
brick Colonial, neat and clean as
a pin! 3 bedrooms. plus nicely
finished Bird floor. Recreation
room, . baths, porch. garage.
Wonderful cow. TO all schools,
stores, transp. Asking S26,5OO!
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, D1.
= 1411: evenings, Oh. g. 7O7O.
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SHANNON & LuCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
5000 CONN. AVE

COLMAR MANOR-Brk. Cape Cod.
full bsmt. large kit. bedrms.,
beautiful fenced yard, $4,000.
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE CO.
~. STA Open Til 8
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
CONTINUED

BEST BUY-4-bedrm. Cape Cod. 2
baths, sep. din. nm, liv rm., full
bsmt., scr. porch. fenced yard.
Assume 4ises loan. Ewes. TU.
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3642 ALTON PL. NV.
FRANK CALCARA
RE. 7-2160, Eve, OIL. 2-1987
BROKERS INVITED
CHEVY CHASE. D.C.-Larse com.
Portable center hall Colonial,
6edrooms. 2 baths. large kitchen
dishwasher, disposal. wali-to-wal
earpsting; lots Of storage. BIZ
porch. Nice yard with patio AMI
outdoor fireplace. Aug. /. S235
AZ, I.542i curing office hours
downtown. s24 goth st. NV
rms. and bath in the heart OF
aH3 oTEt blks, west Of White
WooDwHRD0 & "I NORRIS IsIs 9 9oo6
Penna. ave. NV. 965-I500.
FAIRFAX-4-bedrm., 2-story frame
Colonial: nice lot. Si4O. CROWELL
MANAGEMENT CO.. Arl. office.
ia. 7-597a.
GAITHERSBURG : Attractive q
bedrm. house, lge I'd. carport,
nice residential area. Call WA. g.
O20S after 8 pm.
HILLCREST HTS. MD. = abr.
ramblers, Cape Gods. semidet. with
garages. Sl25 up. All conveniences
WHITFIELD REALTY, RE. $4,000
EVANSVILLE, MD. = 2-story, 2
bedrms.. INV. heat, bsmt., Si1O
per mo. Tenant pays utilities
Call UN. 4-6ssl. Q to 3 weekdays.
EVANSVILLE CHILLUM, sOI2
Riggs rd;-Lge. custom. 4-bedrm.
split-level, 2la baths. fam. rm..
all-elec. kit. sos. PORETSKY Il
SONS, INC, HA. 2-3sO0.
HYATTSVILLE, MD. = 2-story, 2
bedrms.. INV. heat. bsmt. SilO
per, mo. Tenant pays utilities.
Call UN. 4-6SSl. Q to weekdays.
MCLEAN AREA - 3-bedrm. brk.
ramb. with option to buy. Sl35
per mo. Call agent at 356-624O.
THE MERRY REALTY.
McLEAN---4-bedroom. 2-bath brick
spllt-leVel, rec. rm., available July
18th. Conv. to schools. MRS. WIN,
Il: LAUGHLIN. REALTOR. Ell. g.
$685..
MCLEAN, VA. $ 1S5. 3-bedroom,
-
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R. N. LEVY
HUGH PECK, REALTOR
HIIL,ANDAIE

Brand-new brick split-levels. ram
blers and Colonials with 4 bed
rooms, ga baths, central A. c., car
ports, center halls. paneled recrea-
ton rooms with fireplace. equipped
family-sized kitchens and very
cloee to bus, schools and shopping.
Priced from S2S,750 with excel
lent terms. Open EVERY DAY l.
dark. DIR: Out New Hamp. ave.
on Powder Mill I'd. about "a mile
to model homes on the left.
], C. CONLEY. Realtors. HE. 4-4939
(If no answer call III A-A134
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IMMENSE KITCHEN

| All brick split level on quarter
acre lot, 3 bedrooms and den,
| large separate dining room, very
large space kitchen opening onto
patio, tiled basement, excellent
firri Ar,,ct COZ SSn
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I. L. LEWIS 949-4330

KENSINGTON-Ideally located and
planned for small or retired fami-
iy. Charming 2-bedrm. brick. ram
bier. Fully equip. kit. lge. family
rm.. scr. porch. Level lot, trees.
fenced. S15.950. BOGLEY'S. $685.
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William D. Lucas Assoc

OIL. 6-Ss6s ofc. 80 GA. AFRO
PoTOMAC--Owner sale. Ideal for
professional or businessman. Gus
construction. bedrms. (space for
more). Fabulous kit, daylight
basement. almost acres. S42. 500.
Az q Oo~~
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Observation-Disclosures air cond.,
3 bedrms.. den. rec. rm., beautiful
wooded lot. $50 It. deep. wall-to-
wall carpeting. FLA appraised.
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE CO,
~ Oman It'll q
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R. A. Humphries
REALTOR HA. 7-40sO
REST RTTV

ROCKVILLE-Truly clean and neat,
COW. to schools, bus and shopping
perfect home for young family.
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HILDEBRAND co.


BUILDERS PRIVATE HOME
Built by owner this unusually nice
home features a lge., mod. kit,
big sep. din. rm,, ga baths, pine
pan. rec. rm. plus many extras.
See this value packed home today.
$4,000. 949-02O0.
c. paul hickman, inc.
BURNT MILLS AREA-Center- hall
split-level. lge. sunken liv. rm.,
wall-to-wall carpet, full din. rm.,
de luxe kit, fully equip, 8 twin
size bedrms., 2 ~ baths. huge fam.
rm.. S26.a5O. Ewes. WO. 8-2OO8.
ER-WoODMOOR. JU. 5-710O
BURNT MILLS HILLS = Prestige
stone and-brick Colonial. LIST fir
bedrm. and bath. gracious foyer
Step-down din. rm., porch. 3 bed
rms. baths, End fir. Gear ga
rage. Wooded acre. $4,000. Addi-
tional wooded acre, SIS, 1000 If de-
sired. Ewes, JU. 7-6445. KELLER.
WOODMOOR, JU. 5-7100.
KNOLLS-HOUSE VA
CANT, MOVE IN WITH DEPOSIT
5000 dn.-Corner brick rambler,
Sis,95O, Cali s4s:73oo til $50.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
TJcT WITH TIC EOp pFcTTI To
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TED LINGO, INC.

4Y2b Del Ray Ave. Oh. 6-8700
Rock Greek Hills, SIS
500. Very imaginative brick RAM
bier w/center hall. bedrms.. 2
baths and beautiful mod. kit, pam
eled rec. rm. and powder rm. on
lower level, park-like setting.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-gO70 TIL Q
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POTOMAC PALISADES = Small
white Colonial, overlooking Po-
tomac River in D. c. bedrooms,
living room. dining room, den,
roomy kitchen. full basement.
Price reduced for quick sale. S24,-
500. Call for appointment to see.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY
EN-. 2-2326 EN-. 2-6436
ROCKVILLE b.r., 2 bath ramb..
sep. din. rm., equip. kit. rec. rm.
MASTER BEDRM. W/BATH''
S14,500. GI. FLA. Call 5SS-7977
D. L. BARNARD
Continued on Next PageJ
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KENSINGTON, ROCK CREEK PAL
ISADE-4-bedrm., 2-bath, brick.
wIsep. din; rm;, daylt; bsmt;. lge;
Dewey I'd. OWNER. VIII. 6-3064.
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.1717Hl4III' 4tNO.
Observation-Disclosures brick Colo
NAL on park-like setting with tall
trees. Center. hall, spacious liv.
rm. with fireplace. formal din. rm.,
completely equip. kit. with break
floor. 3 twin-Sized bedrms., 3
baths on md floor, full bsmt.
above ground level has full bath.
immense screened porch. garage
S31 500. KORZENDORFER, Real
tor. OIL 4-Sl1l It'll q
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BRICK sPLIT-SI9,750 VA or FLA
bath home including wall-to- wall
carpeting and cypress fence. Per-
feet location in Conn ave. Hills.
Call now.
CALL OUR WHEATON OFFICE
QdO-OQ0n
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NEAR OLNEY, the country club
area-Beautiful brick rambler on
"a acre. 3 bedrmS., 2 baths. circu-
lar driveway. hot-water heat. Only
S26.a5O. Call 949-7300 til $50.
HUGH T. PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-26
z NE GRO MEDICOS
ACCEPTED IN GROUP

ATLANTA--Two distinguished
Negro physicians, DR.. Lee Shell
ton and DR.. Asa Yancey. have
become the first members of
their race admitted to the Full
ton County Ea.) Medical Society.
1t was disclosed last week.
A spokesman for the society
said their applications were un-
animously approved at a meeting
Of the body here. The meeting
had received a favorable report
from the society's judicial coun-
ell. which investigates the back
ground of all applicants. Dr..
Yancey in March Of this year
also became the first Negro Wis
iting staff member for Grady
Memorial Hospital here. He is
a diplomatic of the American
Board Of Surgery and a fellow
of the American College Of Sur
geons.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-26
FIRST NEGRO
COUPLE IN CORPS

WASHINGTON - MIR. and
Mrs. Bernard Winburn of Grand
Rapids. Michigan. became the
first Negro couple to complete
training for overseas Peace
Corps service. They have been
assigned to a nutrition project
in Lima, Peru.
Mrs. Winburn has operated a
beauty salon for the past eight
years. She completed two years
as a physical education major at
Western State University at Kali
amazoo. Mich.
Her husband received his de-
gree in mortuary science from
Wayne State University. He has
been a funeral director and an
embalmer for the past 20 years.
They told reporters they gave
up successful business careers
because they had a great desire
to help others.
Look for the tulip shape in
wine glasses, and you'll never go
wrong. Wine experts like this
shape, because it acts like a CHM
ney, channeling the wines bou-
quet upward to the nose as you sip
and taste it. This shape has been
used in all of the great European
wine districts and restaurants
for generations.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-26

This photo shows other who attended Dae's birthday
parity including Gene Willis Ossie Bell, Wayne Wright Joel Tay
ors jeanette Steward Christine Brewer Arlene Daniels,
Willis Shirley Nash. Aene Daniels Joseph Anthony
quemore. Moody Jackson and Mack Jones.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-26

POUGHKEEPSIE. N.Y. Trus-
tees ofVassar College authorized
a legal battle. If necessary, to
remove a whites only clause
from the scholarship bequest of
a North Carolina woman.
The chronicle., 1962-01-12
By Fred Golden

Goshen, VT. (AP) - Too
many cooks never spoiled Elsie
Masterton's broth.
That's because she relies on
the best cook she knows - her
self.
A 5punky and talented gal,
Elsie is owner and chef OF a
famed country inn nestled in
the beautiful Green Mountains
- Blueberry Hill Farm.
She's the author OF three
books, a skilled amateur artist,
a public speaker, mother of
three young daughters and
producer of $4,000 jars of blue
berry jam a year.
Her story also has an ele-
ment Of pathos and heroisrn.
She's struggled with cancer
and won.
Time to Write
Elsie discusses the ups and
downs of her activity packed
life in her latest book, of
My Toes!"
Born and reared in Newark.
N. j., Elsie was a city gal -
and a pretty sophisticated one,
too - until her marriage IL
years ago to John Masterson, a
New York lawyer. She had
thrived on the hubbub of Man
haitian - restaurants, the thea
ter, cocktail parties.
But John, a ski enthusiast,
came across a thousand-acre
farm in Vermont, including a
mountain, and decided to de-
velop it into a ski area.
A Long Wait
They lovingly cleared num-
ber of ski trails on their noun
tain Blueberry Hill and then
the Mastertons waited for the
first heavy SHOWS, the kind
Vermonters always boast a.
bout, and the accompanying
carloads of skiers.
For three sc asons, they
waited.
"We became very, very, very
poor" Elsie recalls. eve watch
ed every penny. Our debts
were monumental"
Furthermore, their firs t
daughter, Lucinda, was on the
way.
In desperation, the Master
tons decided to turn their prop
erty into a summer inn. Both,
however, abhorred the stand
ard version of the mountain
hotel with its planned activities
and fomality. hi f
Instead, they planned Blue
berry Hill Farm, a retreat
with the motto Nothing what
The chronicle., 1962-01-12
Spunky and talented gal Is Elsie;
the best cook she knows is herself

ever to do" The food was to be
"Lucullan" - of brilliant,
gourmet quality with Elsie as
chef.
Elsie, whose culinary tai
ents didn't 60 beyond turning
on the coffee pot, gobbled up
all available information -
from cook-books, newspaper
and magazine articles, her Ver-
mont neighbors, even h e r
guests. She also culled her
memory for all the fine foods
she had tasted in restaurants
during her Manhatten whirl.
Profits by Mistakes
Slowly she learned. my mis-
takes were colossal in the be-
ginning" she says. Later, they
were less disastrous"
As her cooking skills multi
piled, so did the guests. She
even wrote a cookbook which
sold $4,000 copies.
An amateur cook Dwight ID.
Eisenhower wrote her how de-
lighted he was with it.
Later her knack for making
delectable blueberry jam turn
ed into a mail-order business.
On her jam mailing list is an
other politician-gastronome -
Harry S. Truman.
However the Masterton's
luck hasn't always been good.
Their attempt to open a winter
version of Blueberry Hill on
the Florida Keys ended in
bankruptcy again because
of consistently bad weather.
Private Battle
And Elsie found she had can
Ger of the breast. An operation
caught the disease in time, but
The chronicle., 1962-01-12

branch of the Metropolitan Mu-
scum of Art. Opened in 1898,
its chief benefactor was h e
late John ID. Rockefeller, Jr.
Rockefeller was a man who
enjoyed collecting the treasur-
es that went into The Clois-
ters. but he always deferred to
the professional expert when
il came to a final choice.
He would turn to James J.
Rorimer, then curator Of medi-
eval art and now director of
the Metropolitan itself, and
say 'The decision is yours" +"
While Rockefeller was a.
broad in 1885, a Paris dealer
showed him q portfolio Of
photographs of a 18th Century
Romanesque apse. The story
goes that Rockefeller brought
the photographs back to Rori-
mer and said:
I'm just acting as your er-
rand boy, but if you want the
apse, we might be able to find
the funds"
II proved there was q bigger
problem than money. The task
would be about as easy as for a
SPaniard to acquire a house
where George Warrington
slept. Th-= specimen of archi-
lecture was all that remained
of the Church of San Martin in
the town Of Fuentiduena. near
Sagovia in Spain. In 1891 the
Spanish government had de-
clarod ii a national monument.
and the Roman Catholic
Church still claimed jurisdic-
ton over ii.
There were echelons and
echelons of national and church
officials to negotiate with, not
to mention the several hund-
red citizens Of Fuentiduena.
The villagers parish church
was the Church of San Miguel,
but the ruins of San Martin
still contained a cemetery that
no one wanted to disturb.
The talks went on for years,
The chronicle., 1962-01-12
PAGE TWENTY-ONE

were interrupted by the Spsn-
ish Civil War, End then re-
sumed in 1852. The final ltll
hinged on 4 Itral ficticn cal
cd an ecxcacH go lcan," :. hich
avcired tlrz scturf saI- cr m
tional monu.n -ilt.
Six Spaniah frcscocs which
were On th. r7-rket In New
York were acquired md 40. 4
ed7 to the Pra.o il ladr 4.
The Rock LIZ ,lcts en- ri5ut d
to the repair of the r." =
cnurCa and tlIa c--ae.~-.
The c,-c1 s.-c-n L t==s
biccs-s Of fha ere v-c-1 nr-1-
baTcd as -h5T era r. n
5ovvT.s 1'k-S Fe--, jicr-~- =
zle was sIi-7--l t.
tsrs in Fc1f T1Ycn r q
1883 ard the T1-csss -
gain. Rc-t.ehsll,- d. r-7t o
TO see the cor17ielion. k;s. -
knew the r-ain ta5l-5 W.
over.
This summer the apse VS.
opened to the public as q wiz :
of the museum. Nearly thrr
stories high, one of its ma 4
attractions is the variety cf
Romanesque sculptures en- is
columns, cornices and archie :.
A Spanish mural and a Spanish
altar of theh same period have
been added.
1t took years or patience to
bring this project TO fruiticn.
You can imagine what cons
ternation would arise If Spain
should ever ask for the return
Of its "loan." But don't wurry
about il.
The chronicle., 1962-01-12

In 1924 the Declaration OF
Independence went on public
display in the Library Of
Congress.
Legend has it that the sages
of India rested in the shade Of
the banana tree. The botanical
name of the common banana,
musa sapientun, means fruit
of the wise men"
The chronicle., 1962-01-12

Elsie was long overcoming her
mental anguish.
Now, though, she discusses
the operation frankly. She has
returned to her vigorous way
of life, including participation
in local school affairs. She
hopes to begin a novel soon.
John, too, is involved in pub
lie life. He represents the town
of Goshen (about As voters) in
the Vermont legislature.
"Of course, no one who
wasn't born here can ever hope
to be fully accepted in Ver-
mont" Elsie says.
"But for 'suntanners' (the
mocking Vermont expression
for settlers from out of state),
we've gone further than most"
In the understatement of
their Vermont neighbors, "Yep,
they have"
The chronicle., 1962-01-12
The Cloisiers
is a monument
10 Middle Ages
BY Miles a. Smith
AP Arts Editor

New York, Aug. 26 tAP) -
High on the banks of the Hud-
son there is a monument to the
Middle Ages, an era when pa
tience was a supreme virtue.
Now American patience has
added to this monument a gem
of the Middle Ages.
The scene is The Cloisters,
the large museum of medieval
art and architecture which is a