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Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-07-26

Frank L. Hewitt, jr., presi-
dent of the National Bank of
Maryland, in Silver Spring,
has been appointed chairman
for the golf committee of the
MARYLAND Bankers Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03
THE LYONS. DEN
Russians Play
To Skip q Fact

NEW YORK.-NikoIai Pogo
din, the Soviet playwright, is
writing a play about Albert
Einstein. 1t will skip the fact
that America was the first ma
ton to create nuclear energy
Gen. David SarnOff recovered
so quickly from his surgery that
he started having visitors Tues
day. Constance Keene will
be Benny GOodman's piano So
loist in Rhapsody In Blue
when Goodman makes his first
United States tour since his tri-
umph abroad. They'll play
Gershwin'S original version.
Pearl Buck is planning a tour
of India.
Prince Rainier and Princess
Grace had their children's por-
traits painted by Jack Elliott
an American artist who lives
in Rome. While the painter
was talking to the other Caro-
line he learned her secret am
bition: She said she'd like to
be Queen Of France.
+ =
The theatrical agents have
been wooing the top clients re-
leased by meas retirement
from the agency business last
week. Shelley Winters said;
Since MICA quit, I've had foul
dinners at the 81 club and three
luncheons at lie Pavilion"
Sylvia Sidney will star in THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03
By LEONARD LYONS

Matchmaker" at the Phoenix,
under Hal Princes direction.
GAO signed Gig Young to CO.
star with Walter Nathan in
Irwin Shaw's play, Children
From Their Games" with Sam
Wanamaker directing.
Playwright Lillian HeIIman
was a guest at last weeks White
House luncheon for the Presi-
dent Of Ecuador. When she left
she decided to shop for curtain
material she needed, and asked
a White House guard how to
get to Garfinkel's. He told
her. Then she asked if he
knew whether the store carried
curtain material. He suggested
they phone his wife. An
other guard asked them to
move out Of the roadway, SO
that Lyndon Johnson could
leave.
Producer Alex Cohen will in
troduce Broadway's first twi-
light matinees. at 6 pm, for
the British revue, Beyond the
Fringe" When Geraldine
Page speaks of Stan the Man"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03

subject Of MariIyn Monroe to
Harvey's co-star. Lee Remick.
She was quite am azed that
20th-Fox is resuming Some
things Got to Give" but is
tired Of people asking her,
Why wouldn't Dean Martin
make the picture with youP'
Lee really doesn't care!
Ava Gardner dashed to Ma
jorca to help poet Robert
Graves celebrate his birthday,
when she was given a couple
days off from "55 Days at
Picking" 20th-Fox executive
Sid ROgen offered Bronston all
the ships used in the Cleo
patra" movie. I'll buy them
for kicks" Sam promised.
The Ritz Hotel here has q
standing regulation: mo &C
tors" And when Cary Grant
was in Madrid recently he
didn't know about it and bee
lined for the Ritz. They recog-
nized him, Of course, and firm
ly and politely told him Of the
hotels ban against actors. We
can put you up at our other
hotel, the Palace" said the
manager. Without a murmur
Of protest, Cary took off for the
Palace. Other less important
stars would have screamed.
Jimmy Stewart is the only
actor who managed to stay at
the Ritz. When he arrived,
Jimmy asked for his suite. The
manager replied, I'VE have a
reservation for another Stewart
"a Lieutenant General James
Stewart. You are an actor,
and we have this rule" 81
am Lieutenant General James
Stewart Of the United States
Air Force" Jimmy replied. The
flabbergasted manager signed
him in.
An unusual situation with
Warmers valley Of the Swords
here: All the actors have fin
ished their roles - Br0derick
Crawford, frankie Avalon, etc.,
before a foot Of film was shot
with the leading lady, Aida
Valli, who has replaced the all
ing Linda Darnell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03
Never Again,
Said Gurbo
By SHEILAH GRAHAM

such, the producer is dangling
enormous sums Of dollars be-
fore the interested eyes Of Kirk
Douglas and Burt Lancaster,
David Niven and Charlton He's
ton. These are the good peo-
pie in pictures these days." said
Sam.
Laurence Harvey is expecting
Joan Cohn in Malada, where
he stars in THE Runnin 6
Man" They've deleted "The
Ballad Of" from the movies
title). Larry, by the way, has
gone blond for the picture. He
had a funny experience with
the maid in the Malaga hotel.
A bird flew into the room and
into his clothes closet. Just al
the time the chambermaid en-
tered, he was waving his hands
running up and down the room
trying to shoe the bird out
the window. She called the
concierge Immediately to book
a plane out Of the city for
Larry. She assumed he wanted
Ito fly" somewhere!
And please don't bring up the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03
HOLLYWOOD

MADRID (NANA) - reta
Carlo was offered 81 million
by Producer Sam BrOnstOn to
play the Empress of China in
his "55 Days at Peking." THE
answer" Sam told me during
dinner in the cool garden of
the Ritz Hotel here, was, No,
could never act again
Ingrid Bergman can have the
same and more, for a Bronston
movie. I'D pay Ingrid any
thing she wants." said Sam.
=. Meanwhile he is lining up
"all the top actors of the world
that I can get, for my film,
The French Revolution, 4"
which follows his Fall of the
Roman Empire. For the roles
of Danton and Robespierre and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-03

she's not referring to Stan Mu-
sial but TO StanisIavski, the
creator Of the school Of Method
Acting.
Somerset Vaughan, who's
been writing about Death late
ly-particularly in his articles
for Show magazine. recently
discussed the death of Ernest
Hemingway. Vaughan said:
1T really doesn't matter now,
whether it was suicide or not,
but I do say this-it takes a
great deal Of courage to end
ones own life"
, 1962-12-06
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
[Contilyuedl
Mr.. REESE: Mr.. President.
PRESIDENT: Senator Reese.

@-"- y -"@
PRESIDENT: Senator Reese.
MR. REESE: Mr.. President in reference to the cor
respondence from the Governor concerning the Fire
Chief, since Nh. Brown (Omar Brown, Head OF the Fire
Division, Department of Public Safety was in here in
connection with orders to demolisf buildings which con-
stituted fire hazards, it appears that they now have the
impression that we wanted the program stopped. !
would like to go on record, Mr.. President, that the Leg
islature had no intention of stopping the Fire Chieffrom
doing his duty. But there are many buildings that have
been drawn to nay attention that could be worked on and
torn down to make the city look better and are really
considered to be fire hazards.
We have some houses up in Dronningens Gade that
are unoccupied and that really are fire hazards. Right
in the center of town, from the harbor you can see it,
is the old Paiewonsky rum dstillery. | think Schenley
Distillers are now the owners. That is really a lire ha.
zard. In fact, it is in the same area where there are
other buildings which are considered to be hire hazards.
/ think that we can draw the attention Of the Governor
to the fact that the Legislature is not trying to cut the
power Of the Fire Chief, but have him go after all OF
these unoccupied buildings and old factories, with al.
cohol and molasses and old rags and scraps.
PRESIDENTS: If there are no further priv
leges of the floor, the Chair would like to have intro
duced and assigned to the Committee Of the Whole the
following bills:
Bill No. 1905 : Resolution to Express the Willing
ness and Ability of the Government OF the Virgin Is
lands to Garry on the Work of Economic Development
InrOugn operation OIL Tie TTOp6IIlGSO VI tMG virgin o1dAAo
Corporation, and to Provide Funds for Expansion. Pro-
poseu ~ the Governor of the Virgin Islands.
Bill No. 1906 $ Act to Amend Sections 382 and 1913
Of Title II of the Virgin Islands Code Relating to the
Composition and Terms Of Members OF Apprenticeship
and training Council. Proposed by the Governor OF the
Virgin Islands.
These bills were assigned to the Committee of the
Whole.
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
$50 pm.
PLENARY SESSION
4:33 pm
While in Committee of the Whole the House dis
cussed Bills Nos. 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891, l6U5 and
1906, and agreed to act upon Bills Nos. 1888, 1889 and
1891.
ADOPTION OF BILLS
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin IS
lands:
, 1962-12-06

SECTION i. Section 42 TAI OF little Ii OF the Vlr-
gin ISLANDS Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
(a) The Articles Of Incorporation shall contain and
state
ID The name Of the corporation. which shall not
be the same as, nor similar as to cause sconfu-
sion with, the name OF any other domestic cor
poratlon or foreign corporation admitted to do
business in the Virgin Islands, and which shall
be such as to indicate that it IS a corporation as
distinguished from a natural person or part
nersnlp.
~ The objects and purposes for which the cor
poratlon is formed;
~ The name Of and the street address in, the
town in which It's prlnc1pal once or place OF
business is TO De locaLeu IN the Virgin 1SlandS,
ana the name OF It's reslaenJ agent, winch agent
may be eltner an individual or a corporatlon;
"a The time OF commencement and the period of
the conunuance OF SAID corporation;
% The terms Of admission to membership; {
() The highest amount of indebtedness or liabi-
lJy to wncn tie corporauon snal1 at any Time
be subject;
Cd By what directors, managers or trustees and
omcers the at1a1rs OF the corporation shall be
managed, and when such directory, managers.
or trustees and officers are to be elected.
BILL NO.. 1889
LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN STANDS
Or 11lrl UNIFIED o1A1ro
Regular Session
1862
An Act to Amend Section 1884 Of Title % of the Vir-
gin lslanos Cooe by rrescrlDlng the r ee Tor
NONRESIDENT Brokers' Insurance License
Be IT ENACTED by the Legislature of the Virgin Is
lands:
SECTION /. Section 163(a) of Title % of the Vir-
gin Islands Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
(a) The Commissioner shall require payment in adj
vance of the following fees 8
Issuing Certificate of Authority 49,. S $500
Renewal of Certificate of Authority 37.00
Filing Power of Attorney ...... 500
Filing Annual Statement ........ ESQ
Annual Resident Insurance Agents or
Solicitors License Irrespective of
number of companies represented 5000
Apprentice Agents or Solicitors Ii
Continued on page AZ
, 1962-12-06

FOURTH LEGISLATURE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session
1862
Act to Amend Section 1872 (a) Of Title Is Of the Virgin
Islands Code Relating to the Name and the Resident
Agent Of .Non-Profit Corporations.
SECTION /. Section 1872 (a) of Title 13 of the Vir-
gin ISLANDS Code is hereby amended to read as follows:
(a) The Articles Of Incorporation shall contain and
state
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-07-13
PRAYER In Public School

Government should leave the writing of prayers to
clergy And promotion of religious belief should be left
to the people and their religious eaders-because
ligion is field in which government has rightful
place under the American Constitution.
That is what the Supreme Court of the United
States declared in its nowfamous decision June 25
outlawing daily recitation of Official prayer in
New York public schools
Because the courts decision is clearly in har
mony with the American tradition of religious free
dom and separation of church and state it is difficult
to understand of the criticism has received
tcuarly from religious leaders Justice Black in the
decision, pointed out:
ct neither sacrege nor antirelgious to say that
each separate government in this country should stay
out of the business of writing sanctonng official
prayers and leave that purely religious function to the
people and to those the people choose to look to Tor
religious guidance"
Not only the ruling neither antiprayer nor ir
religiOus-it should be boon to religion be-
it strengthens the constitutional shield against
government encrOachment Freedom has always Suf-
fered when civil governments have undertaken to es
tablsh religious practices and religion itself is diluted
and degraded when turns to the state to sustain and
promote it.
The Supreme Court did not ban God nor prayer
from the schools Every child may still say prayer to
his God at his desk in the cafeteria But the court
said-and propery-that no child may be required by
state authority to chant written prayer any
other prayer.
The New York school prayer defended as
'nonsectarian," which seemingly means that it
watered down" the extent that few could find much
fault much good in it. But the nature of this par
cuar prayer irrelevant the fact remains that was
to quote Justice Black composed by governmental Of
fclals as part OF governmental program to further
religious beliefs"
Here and there among the courts critics are right
lists trying to get" the Supreme Court persons with
special to grind, and demagogues seeking to ad-
vance themselves by dstorng the facts Congressional
TV hearings may give senators chance to exhibit to
the home folks how much they love the old-time
ligion.
Many of those disturbed about the ruling how
ever, unquestionaby sincere. Rabbi Samuel Ade-
man in Denver, for example, demanded: "What do we
do with the pennies now?" suggesting that the u S.
now will have to delete 'In God We Trust from the
coins Rabbi Adelman adds: Il can't conceive of de-
mocracy that is not based on a belief in Cod
Unfortunately, the subteties of constitutional law
escape many of ordinary Americans although
rights and freedoms rest them In this we be-
eve the court has Interpreted the Constitution
recty-that religious teaching is task for the home
and the house of worship.
The Supreme Court has ruled on the side of free
dom and of religion.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-07-13

fabulous oil royalties, and Others with empty
influx OF population which muchneeded
Fortunately this happened refugees Algeria
The embated
An onhe-Scene report by Irving r. Dcman the
tribuon Committee describes the
authorities who have cut red the
a a
The voluntary agencies
ton receiving
of routine" Dckman reports.
"Everywhere the docks
Cross the Salvation Army
Protestant and the Fond Social
words SecOurs TSraeite-JeWish Ad).'
It is good to that these refugees
Moslem country receiving all possible help
the
Mosem countries Israel completely
grated into the life of their country.
object to the states which seem
need every announcement treat their refugee
similar measure of brothery love-
DOCTORS ARE STRIKING politicians are predicting dire
consequences President Kenedys nursing
plan for the aged is passed by Congress.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-07-13
The World Over

But you and know that Medicare is good program the
to understand why service
humanity-and who are in NOT AFFECTED by
feature of this favoring
hospitals has brought home to
me the urgent need for such which practical
men socialism Yet is has received n so 90 mucS onpost for
political reasons that without
Let each write representatives Congress urge
WHAT HAVE WE learned Eichmann case?
M Richard & member Of the British Parliament who
Senftsm now that the trial good thing
nightmare has made think about of the aspects
Nazism which we had tended to forget
which he now Sspsa b % Adolf Hitler rec and
the concentration camps existed;
fringe The @ 0ndness e Gd Of many ma Of us the fact that ae
ace if allowed to feed on bigotry and prejudice;
nations The hs need for an Pact which 81
There is much Philosopher Martin Buber him
ves @ o n ond nGw IN n at the Hebrew
number of Germans under the Indirect
people in syematca1y prepared and excuted Oro Ss $
historical ~ ~ f
formal wh yense am cone of Gss Srshv w @ only in
this action pa
sphere so ansposed themselves into sphere
s @ sT inaccessible to conception that not even hatred much
The experience makes plausible Professor Bubers
rea baa at $ the coming world rid battle battle which has e
human man and aRtihuman
This is thesis which other thoughtful people exponded
have seI true & that It. all nations there antihuman
in South Africa and in New Orleans - '' - 0NND' "a 'O'A
Because aus Of them must the world
which can be let loose the world unless
are are @ ned IN check unless our basic GOdgyen humanity becomes
We guoe tor all our actions, great and small
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-07-13
What Others Say
RABBI JULIUS MARK.

RABBI JULIUS MARK, president, Synagogue
Council of Amerca-It has been belief that pray
of sort should be fostered in the home church
and synagogue and that public institutions such as the
public school should be free of such practices
A prayer OF common core only lead to water
ing down of all that is spiritually meaningful in every
religious faith. We welcome the decision of the Su-
preme Court"
JEWISH CHRONICLE, Pittsburgh-"Prayers in
public schools almost invariably make Jewish children
feel though they being officially forced to OBJ
serve religion not their The Supreme Court
ruling is safeguard of religious liberty.
Far from putting God out of the school, Gt) may
have helped to reinforce Him in the home
church and religious classroom"
HERITAGE SOUTHWEST JEWISH PRESS, Los
Angeles-There is nothing in the decision that attacks
the spirit of God in America 1t merely declares that
of any Sort matter how broad its concept, how all
embracing its terms The history of government and
religion tarnished Or have men forgotten the
unholy wars?"
NEW YORK BOARD OF RABBIS-"The recita-
ton of prayers in the public schools which is tanta
mount to the teaching of prayer is not in conformity
with the spirit of the American concept of the separa
ton of church and state All the religious groups in this
country will best advance their respective faiths by ad
herence to this principle"
AMERICAN JEWISH COMMITTEE Su-
preme Court has affirmed that prayer in democratic
society is matter for the home synagogue and church,
and not for the state institutions"
AMERICAN JEWISH CONGRESS-"All persons
committed to full religious freedom should hail this de-
cision great milestone in the struggle for religious
NEW YORK TIMES-"Nothng could be more di-
visive in this country than to mngle religion and
ernment in the sensitive setting of the public schools,
and under circumstances regarded by mnorities
ercive. The Supreme Court has wisely turned us
from it,"
CHICAGO SUN-TIMES- Justice Black and the
five justices who concurred in his decision correctly in
closed breach in the wall of separation of church and
state"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-07-13
Education Largest Single Endeuvor'
Of Jewish Community In America

A survey by the American asso-
citation, Lown disclosed, showed
there are more than 100000 chill
dren in American Jewish schools,
stated by 1900 teachers, having
an aggregate annual budget of
more than $50, ,OOO,0 900. In the last
20 years, he said, 80 Jewish COM
munities have increased their sup
port of central Jewish educational
services by more than five times.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-07-13

NEW YORK (JTA)-Jewish ed
ucation in the United States is the
largest single endeavor of the Jew
ish community, Philip H. Lown,
president of the American Associa-
ton for Jewish Education, declared
at a press conference here.
He also announced detailed plans
for the World Assembly for Jew
ish Education, in Jerusalem be-
ginning Aug. IL.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-07-13

in new host countries 40 million, that is, minus
900 Arabs who left Israel in 194849
These, the Arab refugees, were not allowed
to resettle in the Arab countries roundabout Is
rael, were not helped by their kinsmen to find
homes and jobs, instead herded into camps
and left to the charity of the United Nations.
The only contribution made by the "host'
countries has been to add to the numbers of So
called refugees by permitting thousands of their
povertystricken people to infiltrate the camps
and receive UN. food and clothing
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1962-07-13
By DEBORAH JAFFA METZ
(The News Own COlumnist)

Fifty million Frenchmen be
of refugees from Algeria
country.
And the postwar exchange of populations continues
million people have become refugees and have been assmad
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-26

Steininger, bass drum; and pOssi-
bly, Tom Messick, cymbals.
The band members will be re-
hearsing at the Seaford School on
Monday evenings during Feb. and
March with the County Band Con-
cert to be given on March 8 at
Seaford School at 500 pm. Friday,
March 9, the County Band will tour
three of the schools on the West
side of Route 113: Greenwood,
Bridgeville, and w. C. Jason. Local
school directors will conduct the
County group at the three schools;
"a special guest conductor will con-
duct the March 8th Concert.
Lonnie Foster, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Foster, was selected
to be the bass drummer of the
State Band which will give a con-
cert under the direction of Don
Jacoby at Newark Senior Hi h
School on March Is. The State
Band will consist of 90 members.
A total of over $50 students tried
out for the State Band event.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-26
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Mrs. William ]. Hart, Jr. of Sails
bury, Maryland has succeeded Mrs.
G. Arthur Mcdaniel Of Federals-
burg, Maryland as President of the
Peninsula Girl Scout Council, Inc
Mrs. Mcdaniel rendered her re-
signatiOn to the Board of Director
at its meeting on January 13, 1862
and turned the gavel over to Mrs.
Hart, formerly First Vice-Presi-
dent.
Mrs. Hart began her Scouting
career as an Assistant Brownie
Leader when her Oldest daughter
joined a troop in 1858. Since then
she has served in many capacities,
including Chairman of the Develop
ment committee which brought into
being the present Council, First
Vice-President, and was Acting
Executive Director of the PENN
sula Council from October 1860 to
October IS, 1861.
She is a graduate of the Univers-
ity of Massachusetts and perma-
nent Vice-President of her class.
Mr. and Mrs. Hart and their five
children live in Tony Tank Manor
in Salisbury where Mr.. Hart is
associated with the Dulany Foods,
Inc.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-26
FELTON, School p. T. A.

Mrs. Dorothy Robbins presided
over the executive meeting of The
FELTON, School p. T. A Monday,
Jan. %, 1862, in the FELTON, School.
Mr. Roland Neeman, Vice Presi-
dent and Program chairman, urges
all P T. A. members to attend the
regular P T. A. MEETING JAN 20,
1862 at 500 pm.
superintendent DIR. George V.
Kirk. of the Smyrna School, will
speak and show slides on his Trip
to the Soviet Union.
Parent-Teacher visitation will be
from 7:3O to 500 pm.
The executive committee elected
the following nominating commit
tee: Mr.. Charles Sheets, Mrs.
Louise Ludlow, and Mrs. Kathyrn
Dill
Mrs. Dorothy Robbins President
of the FELTON, p T. A.. was recently
appointed by G. Edmund Magg,
State F. S. A. President. to serve
on the Hospitality Committee. to
the State Congress p. r. A., April
13 and IA, 1862 in the Dover High
School.
Mrs. Mary S. Johnston was ap-
pointed Convention Chairman for
the FELTON, p T. A. by Mrs. Robbins.
Milford chronicle., 1962-01-26
CHOSEN FRIENDS LODGE #35
Harrington

Now that we enter into a new
year we as Lodge members Should
make a new resolution and set a
side the night the lodge meets and
attend the meetings.
1t is good to be affiliated with
your Lodge brothers and to ex-
change the views and fortunes
you had in the past year.
We have new caretaker for
lodge and the room is always
ready and warm, and the best of
all he is there himself with the
lodge open to greet us when we
enter.
1t was talked over by some of
the members at our last meeting
that it might be a good thing for
the lodge if we installed a 7. V.
for the benefit of the members.
Some of our brothers and mem
bers of our sister lodge have been
on the sick list the past wek, and
we hope for them speedy re-
covery.
Sam Short, Reporter