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Evening star., 1957-04-21

ACC Is MINIS. via New Rte, Gao.
Attractive Rockville neishborhood.
frame dwelling, 3 bedrms.. all down
town eonveniences; $4,000. La
Qarde. fremont 4-4l64. SANDOz.
INC. DU. 7-l234.
kRCOLA AREA. INVESTORS ATTN
Brick; 3 bedrms.. = baths. attic
fan: bsmt. apt, extras galore: near
everYthine, OWNERS 81 900 equity
goes for $4,000; sm. bal, 4es Gi
Departing this wk. 200 Parker
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KENsINGToN, S2b0 down. open Z

$500 down, Open 2
20 3. 4l1s Decatur .st.--ricture.
iao Esodox Kin Rsesd5j hi,RfPss rae .so
washer sliding-door closets. siots
Of st storsse space; pretty land
oss sssRsd sHSSSo iHs Sst ss z nS sSnqSs iSc. 1i
Dir: Conn. ave. -KensinRton- -Whea.
ton. road. left on Newport Mil
road. left on Lawrence yieht on
Decatur TO ais. MRS. HART. JU.
5-077b cox 4, 20
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DIRECT FROM OWNER: Bethesda--
2-story Colonial. Assume loan. Ex.
eellent deal: easy terms. sun.
Ma. S-6034: Mon. RE, 7-316O.
MISS NICHOLS.
DIRECT FROM OWNER: wheaton
New rambler. Assume loan. Ex.
eellent deal; easy terms. sun. Ma.
S,hn34: Mon, RE. 7-2i80. MISS
NICHOLS.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

SILVER SPRING. close IN. nr. schools
---3 bedrms. Ia baths. hnishee
bsmt.. Immaculate. mid-20s. JU
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ROCKvHLE-TWfNBRoOK. for sale
By owner: bedrms.. Si099a. As
sumo 4ss toan. $1,000 down incl
swimming pool membership, GA.
4-p6oS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

WEATHER FORECAsT-It will be clear TO partly
cloudy in the Nation tonight except for snow urries
IN the Upper Great Lakes area and rain mixed with
snow in the Rocky Mountains. 1t will be colder In
New England and continued cool in the Middle and
south Atlantic States. Warmer weather Is expected
from the Ohio Valley west to the Central PlainsAP
Wrephoto Map. Al
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sun. today 6;il am. b:J2 pm
Sun, tomorrow H.32 am. 5:ia pm,
Moon. today 11:44am 1905 pm.
Automobile liehts must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
ny JOSEPH YOUNG

In Observation-Disclosures form,
the Civil Service Commission
relates what u being done Tor
Federal career employees who
are losing their jobs due to
agency budget cuts.
q. what happens II an
agency cannot take care Of the
required cut In work force
through attritionf
A. Realizing that the loss Of
his job Is crisis In q career
employees life. the agency and
Civil Service Commission set IN
motion many formal and In
formal actions 10 help ease an
employee over the crisis. The
agency win FIRST attempt 70
place the affected employee
somewhere else In the ofganika-
ton.
II this Is impossible, III VIII
make informal contact with
other Federal agencies to learn
II they have positions for which
the individual q qualified and
for which the employe would
be considered.
The agency will also alert
the United States Employment
Service and make informal
contact with large employers
IN the area to determine II Job
possibilities exist In private in
dustry.
q. How do the reduction-in-
force procedures operate?
A. Retention lists are set up
nrst within the agency. These
show the job rights Of the en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

District and vicinity-Some
cloudiness but mostly sunny
and quite cool today. Clear and
cold tonight. lowest around 81
with frost. Mostly sunny and
werner tomorrow, highest
about So. Winds, IL am. to-
day, northwest at II miles per
hour.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and
cold today with snow fiurries in
the west. Fair and cold to-
night, lowest in the EOS in the
west and in the 30s elsewhere.
Mostly sunny and a little
warmer Tuesday.
Virginia--Clear and cold to-
night with frost. lowest 1888.
Mostly sunny and warmer
Tuesday.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
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his name Il referred. The other
names on the list are not sent
to the agency.
Priority Certification
q. What special considers
tion II given separated em-
pl0yes when they are given
priority certiilcati0n?
A. In priority certification,
the separated employees name Is
placed al the top Of the list
Of eligihles, although IN some
cases 1t may be under the
names Of certain i0-p0int vet
Grams. When an agency re-
quests cligibles, the three top
names are sent. and the agency
may make q choice from the
three.
q. who Is entitled to priority
certiiication7
A. All separated career and
unconditional employees are
entitled to priority certification.
priority refefral Is used for
career employees In their COM
areas.l
q, II the Civil Service Com
mission prepared 10 counsel .
separated career employe? III
A. Yes. In the Washington
metropolitan area, he should 60
to Room 1877 OF the Pension
Building. F street NV. be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets.
In the field, he may 60 to any
Civil Service Commission re-
gional or branch-regional Of
fee. Boards Of civil service
examiners in Federal installa-
tons may also provide COUNSEL
ing service.
q. What advice does the
Commission give 10 separated
career employees seeking EN-
ployment?
A. The Civil Service Com
mission urges separated en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
Germun Reds Ease
MoiI Train Curbs

HELMSTEDT. Germany.
Oct. % tF.--Mail train trafiic
between isolated West Berlin
and West Germany returned to
normal as East German Com
munist guards relaxed their
rigid controls.
For the past II days mail
cars had been detached from
the trains and sidetracked for
"a hours at the Marienborn
border control point.
Communist officials said the
mail cars were searched for
anti Communist propaganda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
AT Colonel Hits
Time Cut

A pentaecn-hased Air Force
oficer. embittercd BY the plane
crash death OF q friend. says
many pilots are being forced
to risk their lives because budg-
etary restrictions limit the
amount Of flying proficiency
time allowed them.
1t. Col. r. d. Henderson said
In q magazine article that the
most recent limitations clamped
on headquarters ts-ofiicers
assigned TO star duty at the
Pentagon--lirnit them 70 one
fight q month.
zone or two flights q month
simply are not enough 10 keep
even an experienced 4.OO0-hour
pilot proficient, to say nothing
lof younger men who viii never
reach 1000 hours II present
trends continue" Col Hender-
son said In Air Force Magazine
He said he was Indignant
enough to suggest that our spe-
eial air mission transports.
which haul vTPS very impor-
tant persons) hither and yon.
be manned by fQur-hotir a.
month pilots"
Only experienced pilots who
fiy frequently are permitted to
operate the special air mission
planes used to carry Congress-
men and other important
guests Of the Air Force.
II am only suggesting that
Others be given the same priv
ilege. the same gamble. as We
who live and die with the sys-
tenn" Col. Henderson said.
Perhaps this would give the
distinguished passengers q lit
tie better feel for q situation
which we know so we'll"
Col. Hendersons black-bor-
Idered comment in the maya
zine was set on by the October
2 crash in Montgomery County
here Of q Cat "Gooney Bird"
|transport-generally considered
the safest plane IN the Air
FOrce-killing three Pentagon
officers shortly after they took
on on one of their infrequent
proficiency flights. One OF The
victims was Col. Pat Paul. who
had worked closely here with
Col. Henderson for more than
three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

boards 81 examiners IN one 70
lgion.
q. What guides the e1nploye
In deciding what Jobs 70 flls
application fDr9
4. tia shonld, 81 course. ME
application for Jobs for which
he believes he meets civiI-serv-
ice standards. Also, his oppor-
tunities for placement win be
letter II he files for positions
.or which Commission offices
have lists OF eligibles. When In
doubt. the employe should con-
suit the personnel Office In his
agency.
q. For how long win the
Commission make efforts to
find jobs for separated em-
piOyes?
A. Two years for career EN-
ployes: one year for career
conditional employees.
q. Can the Commission re-
quire an agency TO hire q sepa-
rated career cmplOye?
A. No. The Commission cam
not require an agency to hire
an individual under any cir
cumstances. However. 1t can
esquire an agency TO separate
"a nonstatus employe when q
qualified separated career en-
ploye Is available.
Priority ReferraI
q. What special considera-
'tion q given separated career
employees when they are given
priority referral?
A. In priority referral. the
separated employees name is
placed ahead Of the names Of
all persons on the eligible list.
When an agency requests ELI
gibles. only the names Of sepa-
rated employees are referred,
II the name Of only one sepa-
rated employe Is available. only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

that they can secure reenpIoy.
|ment through selling" them
selves 10 an appointing 0tiicef
who has vacancies TO I'LL. They
should also keep in touch with
the United States Employment
Service and read the classified
advertisements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

him across Eastern Idaho,
robbed them. then bound them
with q torn shirt and drove
away. One Of the Canadians
said Brown told them as he
left. II should shoot YOU"
Later. fearing police were
closing in. Brown holed up In
the ranch house occupied by j.
r. Vaughan. ~. Bountiful.
Utah. who was baby sitting
with his three grandchildren
while the parents attended
church in Lava Hot Springs.
Surprise Surrender
It was here that police found
him. permitted the phone cali
to be made. then accepted the
surprise surrender.
Mr.. Vaughan said Brown in
sisted on paying for lunch and
for the telephone call to James,
town. He said the convict
turned meek even before talk
ing to his mother. permitted the
three children to leave. un-
harmed.
The husband Of the kidnapped
woman. Elwood Stafford. said
there would be q mass meeting
Of ranchers "a protest condi-
tons at the Montana prison.
He said trustees at the prison
are allowed to roam freely.
some in State cars. But Associ-
ate Warden L II. Blankenburg.
told Of the reports. said They're
just stories"
Brown was doing time for
stealing q car and violating
parole. He had been reported
angry because his application
for parole was turned down
last week. The prison lists his
address as Tonawanda. N. Y.
He also served time in the
Federal Reformatory in Chilli
cothe. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

Dorothy Wilczek. from James
town, N. Y.
Before giving up. Brown had
held seven persons, including
q woman and three children,
as hostages. He had escaped
from Montana State Prison at
Deer Lodge Saturday In a State
car after getting outside on q
ruse.
Mrs. Wilczek pictured her
son by q former marriage as
q gentle and lonesome man
who escaped from prison 50
he could be with her. A man
in q ranch house where Brown
holed up called him "a good
boy" and asked assurances
from officers that Brown
wouldn't be moleSted.
Accused Of Rape
But q woman kidnapped at
gunpoint by Brown said he
raped her. And two Canadians
abducted by Brown said he
robbed them and threatened
to kill them and swore he
wouldn't be taken alive.
Browns surrender at the iso-
lated ranch house two miles
west Of this sulphur water spa
ended q full-scale manhnnt
that centered in Idaho but in
volved officers in Utah. Nom
tana and wyoming.
Surrounded by police. Brown
released three children whose
ages ranged from | to Z and
then asked permission to call
his mother. Police agreed. Mrs.
WiIczek told Brown to give
up and he said. "Okay. Mother.
I'll do it for you"
Brown walked out into the
light drizzle. put his $3.50 rifle
down on the muddy ground.
and surrendered.
He was taken 50 miles
northwest to the Bannock
County Jail in Pocatello. where
police pondered today what
charges should be filed. and
where. Brown. meanwhile. got
his first sleep Of q 26-hour
period in which he:
Escaped from the Montana
State Prison at Deer Lodge.
Stole at least four cars. the
rife. money and clothes.
Kidnapped q 23-year-old Mon
tana mother Of three. Mrs
Laura Stafford. and held her
for nine narrowing hours. She
charges he raped ner at gun
point. Brown denies 1t.
Forced two Canadian hunt
ers, Gordon Hunter. II. and
Fred Helsel, 20, both Of Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan, to drive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
U. of Virginia PIuy
CHARLOTTESVILLE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va,
Oct. % tSpecial)-"The Tea
house Of the August Moon" will
open a flve-night run at the
University Of Virginia tomor-
row. The Pulitzer prize winning
play will be presented by the
Virginia Players.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28

IpIoyes TO scontinue u seek
employment actively and not
TO rely entirely upon the Com
missions efforts to place them.
The Commission points out
that separated career and ca
reer-c0nditionai employees have
status for reinstatement, and
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Mother PeHuodes Felon
To End Terror Reign

LAVA HOT SPRINGS Idaho Oct 20 1--A sant-Or simmer
who spread trail Of states IN
jail cell today after his mother in telephone
call persuaded him to surrender.
willard Arthur 23 UP police without resist
yesterday after being told TO do by his mother Mrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-28
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

peake Bay-Northwest winds
diminishing tonight and be-
coming 1920 miles per hour
Tuesday. Partly cloudy today.
becoming fair tonight and to-
morrow. Visibility good.
FIVE DAY FORECAST
For Washington and Vicinity
October 29-Noyember 2
Temperatures will probably
average 4 degrees below the
Washington normals Of 81 and
A. Rising temperatures Tues
day and Wednesday. then
moderately warm followed by
cooler weather over the week
end. Generally fair with little
or no precipitation.
River Repsft
(From u 8. Engineersl
Potomac River clear ct Harpers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
REQUIEM FOR EMPTY BOOTS
Three Slain in Cubu
Week End of Terror

HAVANA, June II R-Cuban
authorities have accused pro-
rebel youths Of staging a week.
end Of terror in Santiago de Cuba
that caused three deaths. They
called for civil action against
the insurgents.
Oficials charged the three
victims were killed by youths
allied with Fidel Castro's in
surrection movement. The
southeast Cuba city is in the
center Of pro-insurgent territory.
One victim. hospital director
Norberto Machin. was gunned
down by three youths who went
to his home asking medical aid.
Another. night club owner. Pedro
Luis Rodriguez, was shot to death
in his establishment. The third
victim. an unidentified soldier,
was killed by two youths in a
bus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

mist party last September thar
Red reforms would be put OF
for comparatively long
period"
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Col. Rieser Fired
From Swiss Army

BERN. Switzerland, June II
R.-Col. Hans G.. Rieser, for
mer Swiss military attache in
Washington. has been dismissed
from government service for ac-
cepting a gift Of $4,000 francs
($l1. 700) in connection with the
purchase Of British tanks for
the Swiss army, the Swiss gov
eminent announced today.
No criminal charges are to be
brought against him, the an
|nouncement said. Col. Rieser
was recalled from Washington
last December, after an inveSti-
CATION disclosed that he had
accepted a money gift while
military attache in London at
the time Of Switzerland's 1855
purchase Of 100 British-made
centurion tanks for about $23
million.
During the investigation. Col,
Rieser offered to place his COM
mission Of $4,000 francs at the
disposal Of the federal gov
ernment," the announcement
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

charges that the Eisenhower ad-
ministration was business dom
mated" There were woes in
the Truman and Roosevelt ad-
ministrations, too.
Secretary Weeks said he has
come to believe there was "some
validity" in the viewpoint Of
congressional critics Of the woo
arrangement. But he said he
does not believe the Commerce
Department should abandon the
system entirely.
I'VE win continue to use them
In advisory posts where Their
business backgrounds can be
highly valuable. he said.
After q voc leaves the Gov
eminent. he is enrolled in the
executive reserve of 400 to SOC
management people who are
trained in Government opera
tons and available for industrial
mobilization duties in an emer-
gency."
Under the gradual elimination
plan adopted by Secretary Weeks
there viii be virtually no WOC'
in executive jobs at the Com.
merce Department by the end o.
this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

rapidly as the woes terms Of
service expire.
woo" is slang for without
compensation" It applies to in
dustry executives who serve in
Federal agencies without Gov
eminent pay but continue to
collect salaries from their pri-
vate companies.
The practice has been crit
icized sharply in Congress on
grounds the woes could use
their positions to furnish help
full information to their COM
panies on pending Government
actions, or possibly even infiu-
ence decisions in favor Of Their
own industries.
An investigation Of possible
conflict-of interest cases In
volving VOC officials was held In
1855 by the House judiciary
Committee.
Though the probe turned ur
few improprieties, legislation wa,
passed requiring the woes Il
submit detailed financial infor.
nation, a Justice Department in
quiry was begun. and Democrat:
obtained some ammunition Il
bolster their 1856 election-yeal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Lutheran Synod to Study
Secrecy Of Confessional

funeral arrangements are made;
funeral directors be selected in
advance Of an emergency; q
burial site be considered before
an emergency arises: funerals
be held as soon as practical;
the church building be con-
sidered the proper place foi
funeral services for church
members: the casket remain
closed during and after services;
an autopsy be allowed whenever
Ii might promote human vel
fare: medical transplanting Of
parts Of the body be considered
morally right.
The synod starts officially to.
night with DR.. Oscar A. Benson
president Of the church. pre-.
siding. Here for the convention
are 5S4 delegates representing
more than 557.404 members ir
l .229 congregations in IS States
the District Of Columbia anc
five provinces Of Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
TroiI-BIozing Tank
Mired in Mud 5 Duys

POULSO. Wash. (R.-It wa;
a most embarrassing situation
for a trail-blazer.
The Acton Washington Ma
tional Guard tank was break
ing trail for a tank driver train
ing course when it became mireo
in a creek bed between here and
Bangor. Wash.
1t took Guardsmen from
Camp Murray five days to free II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Portland Mayors
rial Opens Today
On Perjury Charge

PORTLAND. Greg. June II up
Mayor Terry Schrunk Of Port.
land will 60 on trial in circuit
court today on charges Of com.
hitting perjury when he denied
taking q bride from a gambler.
He is the third principal Il
60 on trial in the Portland vic,
investigations. which began {
year ago after series of news
paper articles in the Oregonian.
In earlier trials District At.
torney William Langley was re-
moved from ONCE after beinl
convicted Of failure to prosecut,
gambling. and racketeer Big jim
Elkins was convicted of a Fed
eral overlapping charge. ElkinI
was fined $4,000 and sentenced
to 20 months in prison. His EN-
ploye, Raymond Clark, was fineC
$500 and sentenced to a six
month term. All have filed no
tice Of appeal.
Schrvnk. q popular vote-getter
was not accused by the frs
three grand juries in the vice in
vestigation. Then came the Sen
ate Rackets Committee hearinI
in Washington and Elkins &C
cused Schrunk Of having &C
cepted $500 bride from anothe,
gambler when Schrunk wa
sheriff two years ago.
Schrunk appeared before tn,
Senate Committee and deniet
the accusation. He was indicted
shortly afterward by q fourth
grand jury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Highest in Ohio

AKRON-This city is one Of
the highest spots in all Ohio
situated on an elevation Of abouI
1000 feet above sea level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

HONG KONG, June II @.-
Red China today admitted q
sharp new setback In its six
|year-old attempt to bring the
hardy Lamas Of Tibet into the
Communist camp.
A brief announcement by Peip-
ing radio said most Of the Chi
|nese now working there will be
withdrawn and sent to other
parts Of China.
The broadcast said the with
|drawal decision was made by the
standing committee Of the pre-
Iparatory committee for the
autonomous region of Tibet. The
Dalai Lama, spiritual ruler Of
the Himalayan country Of mil!
lion, Is chairman Of the commit
tee. His spiritual co-ruler. the
Panchen Lama. is vice chairman
and Chinese Gen. Chang Kuo-
Hpa its second vice chairman.
The announcement said that
since the central government
has resolved not to carry out
democratic reform in Tibet with
in the next few years. the present
setup and star were too big"
TheChinese in Tibet were adj
visers to the government and
also helped in construction work
there. China's state council will
be asked for routine approval Of
the withdrawal.
Though the number Of Chi
nese in Tibet is not known, the
variety Of their activities indi-
Gates there are many thousands.
They include road builders, rail-
way surveyors, farmers, agricul-
tural experts. prospectors, Ia
borers and an army of at least
20. 900 soldiers.
Troop withdrawal. an admis-
sion Of final defeat, seems un-
likely.
China's 1851 conquest Of Tibet
has been followed by growing
| dificulties. Attempts to impose
land reform on the feudal re.
lligion-dominated society set Of
widespread resistance.
Tibetans were reported bite
, over Red soldiers dissertation o.
|. Buddhist monasteries. taxes OF
: sacred images. religious book
:. and private chapels as well q
, CONSUMPTION Of novice monks Al
. road laborers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17

OMAHA. June II R.-The
Augustana Lutheran Church will
be asked at its 9Sth annual synod
opening tonight to approve a
proposal that its pastors not be
required to disclose information
received in counselling or con.
fession.
The church's Commission or
Morals and Social Problems
called attention in its report tc
the fact that law Of some States
provide a pastor must reveal
publicly what has been disclosed
in counseling or confession un.
less the rules Of the pastor:
church require secrecy Of him.
Since the church has not OH.
cially made such a requirement
Of its clergy. the commission
recommended such a ruling bt
adopted.
The report will come up fol
action before the convention
Friday.
The commission also recon-
mended mo Lutheran shoult
enter into an agreement imposed
by Roman Catholic canon Law
where the promise is made Il
rear children in a faith he him.
self cannot accept"
Another proposal outlined ar
ll-point plan for funeral ar
rangements in harmony with
Christian faith. Recommends
ltions included:
Pastors be consulted before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Mayor Steals Girl
To Get OK to Wed

REGGIE cALABRIA. Italy
June II (R.-A lovelorn mayor
has won permission to marry the
dark-eyed school marin he car
ried of to the mountains last
week.
The police dropped the case
after 28-year-old Francesca Ia
vittieri and Pietro Nucera. 40
mayor of Roghudi Viii
lage. said they had made for the
hills in hopes Of breaking her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-17
Maryland Air Guard
To Train in Georoiu

BALTIMORE. June II R.-
The Maryland Air National
Guards 104th F1ghter-Intercep-
tor Squadron will attend annual
field training exercises July l3-
81 at Travis Air Force Base
Savannah, Ga.