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School Board
Continued from Page u

delegation that the board Is op-
posed TO the introduced bill that
would make corporal punish
rnent Legal in the schools; I'D
TO elect the following teachers to
fill vacancies Mrs. Penny Sears,
Mrs. Alfred Bailey. Mrs. Mary
lin O. Karmel. Mrs. Nancv Sin
gleton. Mrs Lama fitzpatrick
Miss Barbara Sparks, Mrs.
Rachel Stone Mrs. Billie Al
phian, Mrs Mary Windham,
Mrs. Margare. Brown Mrs. Sue
Powell telected recently TO I'LL
vacancies we're Mrs. Evelyn
Murdoch. Mrs Frances Reddine
Mrs. Martha Moore, Janice
Caldwell. Mrs Katherine Hu1
Mrs Jean Jones, MISS Lyneit
Warren, Miss My-us johnson
Air Vinson Mcneil and ~
10 elect nine members to the
Cxlzens Committee Tor Better
Schools since these members
nave no. been informed Of their
election their names are TEN
porariy beng Withheld
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

made OF each school site and
then with the olueprints avail
able for landscaping and garden
ing set up q priority plan OF
development 81 approved an as
signment regulation similar 70
the one used last year pupils
will be assigned to schools at
which they were registered IN
the preschool clinic but the
Carrooro children were assign
ed only unotficialy and viii be
assigned officially after July ]
ads will be placed In papers
serving the area involved on
June II ano IS a,d all requests
for transfer 'excep, these from
Carrboro pupils mus, De IN the
superintendent S office by md
night June . IS 70 nave the
Orange County Board 0 Com
missoners cal q schoo. ntzger
election in White Cross as soon
as ii is legally possible = to
ASK the State Schol Housing
Department TO make It's survey
mere before June 10 Il a, all pos
slnle
81 To nave members Of the
Paren. Teacher Council and
others VINO have offered assist
ace 70 accompany the board
when the bulge presentation Is
made before the county comHlls-
sloners 8 to adopi policy reg
ulauMs presented by the policy
committee headed BY Mrs Mar
WIN Allen excerpts OF which
" I'll be published IN the Weekly
TO- to inform our legislative
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
NORTH CAROLINA
ORANGE COUNTY
NOTICE

The Undersigned having quah
Iiied as Administrator Of the Estate
Of Mary s Manning late Of tht
Town Of Chapel Hill Orange Coun
fly. this Is 10 notify all persons
HAVING claims against SAID estate
to present them to the undersigned
at 2o3 East Franklin Street Cha
pei Hill Norm Carolina OF OF
before the lTh DAY Of June 1860
or TINS notice viii Dc pleaded IL
bar OF their recovery
All persons indebted 10 said
Estate viii please make immediate
payrnen, to the undersigned al the
above address
This 27th day Of May. 1858
John T Manning, Administrator
Estate Of Mary S Manning
Deceased
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
Human Relations
Commission Meets

Meetings of teachers and par
ents should be held across race
lines" II was concluded last Tues
day evening by the Chapel Hill
Human Relations Commission
Such meetings are essential, 1t
was said, il the schools are ever
to be integrated
Other suggestions made q; the
discussion meeting. presided over
by D. D. Carroll. chairman OF the
Commission. were 10 the effect
that nterracial teacher work
shops should be held and that IN
terracial meetings o! students
should be hel5
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
Scouts Will Help
At Commencement

Members of Chapel Hi1 Bo,
Scout Troop a35 win help wit
the University's Commencement
program Monday evening in Ken
an Stadium by giving out pro
grams and acting as ushers.
We are very fortunate in hav
ins this service from the Scouts. y
said James Wadsworth, Univer
sity official in charge OF stadium
arrangements. Most students no
seniors viii be gone. and but fos
these boys we'd De in a dilemma >
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

EXPERIENCED SHORT ORDER
cook wanted. Call 9-0O71.
WOMEN BETWEEN THE AGES
Of 40 10 60 years of age who want
TO earn but can only work part.
time Avon cosmetics opportunity
TO earn over $500 per hour. Write
Immediately TO P.O. Box No. 4076,
Winston Salem, N. c.
MAN OVER Is TO SELL. NAT
ionally Advertised Watkins Pro-
ducts in west Orange County Earn
ings OF our Dealers exceed 500
weekly Requirements are excel.
lent reputation and own car. If
interested write j. r. Watkins
Company. P. O. Box No 1882,
Coldsbono. N. c.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
ADMINISTRATORS 5 NOTICE

The Undersigned having quahtl
ed as administrative Of the Estate
OF JENNIE \ Robertson. deceased
la;e Of Orange County this Is tC
DOify all persons having claims
against SAID estate 10 present
them to the undersigned on or be
fore the 18th day Of May 1850 oI
this notice viii be pleaded IN baI
oi Their recovery All persons IN
debted 10 SAID estate viii please
make immediate payment to ht
undersigned
This 9th day Of May 1853
Mae r Williams.
Adminlstratrix Of the Estate
OF Jennie \ Robertson
Roy NJ Cole, Attorney
ll5 W Rosemary Street
/ chapel Hill, n. {.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
MOVIE HELD OVER

Because OF its grea, popularI,.
mere the Young PhlladelphlanS
Is beng held over TODAY Thurs
day. at the Carolina Theatre
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
Presbyterians Set
Circle Meetings

Presbyterian circles vii NEE:
next week as follows
Circle 3 al 9 pm Mon with
Mrs " V Coney or OakUooo
Drive. Circle at pm Mon
with Mrs Harry Smith al los North
ST: Circle 5 al 8 pm. Tue with
Mrs Ernest Spangler or Rolling
Rd. Circle G al 10 Is am Tues,
with Mrs. l. b Higley OF Laurel
Hill Ext Circle 7 a, 10 Is am
Wed. with Mrs c Y Cummings
in Homestead Heights
Circle and 2 viii not meet
Science now recognizes more
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
HELP WANTED

A SCIENCE AND MATH TEACH
er PublH school music man 6th
Grade man or woman Contact
X S. Clem, Eion College High
School Box 367 Elon College
N {
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

UMSTEAD'S PLANT FARM -
Annual flower plants. Many var
ieties and an abundance OF each
Also vegetable plants in season
Located half way between ole
Durham Chapel Hill Highway and
Ephesus Church.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
REAL ESTATE
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR BUSINESS AND
profess s!ona men. Private en-
trance, private bath. Phone 7-lS43
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

JEWELRY REPAIR BY EX.
perts. Done on Premises.
Charles Hopkins Of Chapel Hill.
tOver Sutton's.)
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

so FEET OF FENCING GATE
and posts included. Cau 8-0728.
ONE 1919 Dodge auto for sale. Call
7-l462.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

NV GERMAN DESIGN. FOLD
boa, Can be carried anywhere in
2 small bags Erected n minutes
into d liz f. seaworthy double
end craft for sailing motor, or
paddle MILO Crawford "a Oak
wood Drive
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

YOU'LL BE AMAZED HOW FAST
and easy windows are cleaned
with Newspaper Glass Cleaner
Higgins Hardware.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

WANTED TIMBER AND LUMB-
er Get highest prices at West
Durham Lumber Company, 310e
Hillsboro Road. Durham. n {.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
CLASSIFIED ADS
LOST AND FOUND

LOST AMIABLE BLACK AND
white short-haired dog named
White Notify Willie Page at
Foster S Camera Store
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES
Phone 1921. Tryon St., Hi.lsboro
Lawn and garden equipment.

Lawn and garden equipment.
PROFESSIONAL GRADS, OUT.
lit your office at huge savings
Office, captains, and mates chairs
Beacon benches in al lsizes. Spec
lal discount to quantity buyers
Tyson Furniture, Mebane.
FINE SOLID MAPLE HIGHT
cabinets, $3.50. Boston rockers,
sls.5o. Mates chair, ss.95. Maple
mirrors for rent apartments. A.95.
Fine chest of drawers. $S4.s5.
Small and large tables in knotty
pine. Tyson Cash and Carry. Me-
bane.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28
FOR SALE

BIG BOY" TOMATOES MAR.
globe and Homestead tomatoes
Sweet and hot peppers, Runner
less strawberries. Hardy Wooc
Ferns PetuniaS. zlnneas. torenla
sulta1s latanas geramuEs, cel-
osla. scarlet sage. mar gods ag-
eralJms glad.olas Pine straw
bales Pea, Moss. Phone TAPS
Chapel Hill Nursery. Old Durham
Rd 70 Hope Valley
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

Science now recognizes more
than 100 chemical elements
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1959-05-28

.za
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
SERVICE STATUS TO 81,
Professional
Office
icokTINUEpl

NO Yes
Adm. ofneers. worldwide
assign. - 10 sl1 $50
Bacterioloeist. dgr. TO 1880
Chemist tmed. resi- 10 6,435
lpOWerl to s.24o
Economists. Ma dgr.. high
level exp; worldwide
exp. to 1880
ENGINEERS: all fields
doc. and other areas to 1885
Exec. Personnel Recr.
under IS yrs.) exp. 10 5000
Gen. Service Ofhcers,
worldWiSe assign. - to 1850
Group Workers, MSW
Illustrators. tech. equip TO $40
Medical Tech. (ASCP resi- to 1000
SSeup IneIaplsts to 1880
(cslif9 to Is. 900
PHYSICAL TherspistS 1900 to 1850
ennnysieians' adm. to 1885
local and other
areas to 10000
spec; to 5000
ensrsl to $3.50
Research Chemist, PhD.
(polymeR synthesis) to $4,000
Social Worker, MSW dgr.,
psyeh., comm. org,
child Welt to 5000
Teacher. chem. Or. COLI
part-tims to 1900
Ipart-timeI to 1880
Wage and Salary Supvr.
(under 35 years) Priv.
Ind; Exp; to 5000
TECHNICAL AND MANAGERIAL
POSITIONS DAILY
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PROPOSALS
FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY FOL

FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY FOR
SALE BY THE STATE ROADS
COMMISSION OF MARYLAND
Two parcels. as follows: A gen:
orally rectangular shaped parcel
consisting OF 0,44 acre. more or
less: situated on the east side OF
Kenilworth Avenue between Ten
nySon Street and Crestwood Place.
with q frontage OF appropriately
Crestwood Place along KenilworthI
Avenue, in Prince Georges County,
Maryland; formerly known as the
Michael F. Vann, George H. Ro4ner
and Madge Umstead properties.
An irregular shaped parcel con-
sisting of 0.29 acre, more or less.
situated on the east side Of Ken
ilworth Avenue at its intersection
with Tennyson Street. with o.
frontage Of approximately 100
plus feet on Kenilworth Avenue.
g cunning north ,n from ., Te annyO1l
imately ~ feet on Tennyson St.,
with a 60-foot denial Of vehicular
access across the corner Of the
parcel, in Prince Georges County
Maryland. formerly known as the
Paul Houchens and Madge Um-
stead properties. Sealed bids will
be received by the Commission AZ
its once. 300 W. Preston Street,
Baltimore l. Maryland. until
noon. Tuesday, october 8, 1869,
at which time they will be publicly
opened and read. The Commission
reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. Bid forms and spec
ifications governing the sale OF
the above properties and State
Roads Commission plat further
designating the parcels may be
obtained for 81 each at the above
address in Baltimore and the State
Roads Commission once in Laurel,
Maryland. se13,2O
SEALED BIDS are being accepted
for RED CROSS STATION WAC
ON 1859 Ford country sedan.
Fordor, 9 passenger, Fordomatic
transmission, fresh air heater.
snow tires. only 1000 miles, per-
feet condition. Call Red Cross Of
fee for inspection. Committee re-
serves right TO refuse any and all
bids. Bids will be opened by car
Thursday, Sept. "a at 1880 am,
Eastern Standard Time. Terms,
cash. Loudoun County Chapter,
AMERICAN RED CROSS, Lees
burg, Va. Phone Spring 7-254l
se12,13,19.2O
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PERSONAL

MEMS LE-BREAsTED SUITS
converted 70 single breasted: new
trim. slim line. perfect At: special
price. SIS. Also ladies, and mems
alterations. ROTHENBERG TAIL
ORS: 24l7 Pa. ave. n.W' Pc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION-Pirates Den auction.
Wednesday eve, z pm. Sept. 23
at 1910 cordell ave. Bethesda,
Nd. Estate sale. antique, cut glass.
chandelier, Messien dresden, pine
furniture, pictures, lamps, mir
rors, stems. art glass, plus thous-
andS Of items too numerous 10
mention. BsrEains and fun galore.
non't miss Il,
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AUCTION SALES
(cONIINUEDl
ADAM A. WEsCHLER q SON,
AuetiOneeTs.

UNITED STATES MARSHAL q
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es-
By virtue Of q writ Of execution
issued out Of the Clerks once Of
the United States District Court
for the District Of Columbia and
to me directed. ! will sell. By pub
lie auction. for cash. In front Of
the west entrance Of the Court
House on John Marshall Place
NV, Washington. D. C.. on
THURSDAY, THE EIGHTH DAY
OF OCTOBER. 1859. AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM. all Of the right.
title and interest Of the Defend
ant EDWARD B. DEWEY, in the
following described real estate in
the District OF Columbia to-vit:
Undivided one-hAlf interest as Q
tenant in common In and to: All
OF Lot "A" In the subdivision
made By the heirs Of william
Whetcroft Of original Lot 4. in
Square 432, as per plat recorded
in Liber N. K, Folio 1873, Of the
records Of the once OF the Sur
Veyof Of the District Of Columbia,
and part OF original Lots 3 and 5,
in said SQUARE 432, all described
in one parcel as follows: Begin
ning for the same on the north
line OF Market Space (formerly
&C Street, at the southwest cor
ner OF said Lot "a" and running
thence north along the said west
line Of said Lot "A" and q pro-
longation thereof 1912 feet. more
or less, to the south line Of Lot
is, in J. NJ. Varnum, and others
subdivision Of lots in said Square
1872, as per plat recorded in Liber
r. L. H., Folio 1877, Of the afore-
said surveyors once records;
thence east along the said south
line Of said Lot 10. "a feet 2
In said J. NJ. Varnum and others
subdivision In said Square az
thence south along the west line
OF said Lot IA, 1888 feet, more
or less. to the said north line o.
said Market Space dormerly c
STREET., and thence west along tnt
said north line OF said Markel
Space formerly &C" street, "a
feet 2 inches to the place OF be-
ginning. Designated on the rec
ords Of the assessor OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia for taxation
purposes Is Lot S03, in Square
432, and improved BY Premises
known as us Market Space,
Washington, d. c. Said land and
tenements and Improvements
thereon are subject TO q certain
indenture Of lease between the
defendant and others and the
8. Kann Sons Company, q cor:
poration, dated the 4th day Of
September, 1854. Seized and levied
upon as property Of the Defend,
ant, EDWARD B. DEWEY, anc
sold to satisfy q judgement q
Law No. CA. 6216-63 in favol
Of WILLIAM T. HANNAH. Ad.
ministrator, estate Of THEODORl
GIBBS DEWEY, Deceased. Plain
tin. CHARLES H. WARD, Jr.
United States Marshal In and fol
the District Of Columbia.
sels,19,2O,21 20 %, "a ,25,2o,27,2e
9.3O-ocI, 2,3,4,5.6.7
ADAM A. WEsCHLER 3 SON
AuetlOneers
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PERSONAL
A GHOSTWRITING AND
EDITING SERVICE

By established newspaper and
magazine writer. Term papers,
theses. book reviews edited and
polished, Forms 81, resumes pre-
pared or revised, articles ghosted.
Daily. Sunday. JU. 6-l69S.
A HOSPITAL BED, wheel chair,
crutches, rent or sell. 1000 Flor
ida ave. ne, Ii. 8-sSS6.
ACCORDION and GUITAR lessons
Special 8 weeks trial course in
ciudes lessons and loan Of instru-
ment Also popular plano course
Silver Spring and D. c. schools.
MERVIN CONN. JU. S-4be6.
ANDALUsIAN Span. dancing teach
er; flamenco, eastanets. SENOR-
TIA de sANTILLANA. RE. 7-3056.
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Must be capable Of making adjust
ments and settling difficult prob
lens, prefer college BACKGROUND
An excellent opportunity to learn
other aspects Of adjustment opera
ton. 5-day, 70-hour week. Many
excellent employe BENEFITS include
discount on purchases. Apply per-
Sonnel once. THE HEIGHT co.
WASHINGTON, T st. at eth NV.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER 3 SON
AuetlOneers

7 sgEs or 'TA i5HSao1 EbH'F HE
By y virtue Of a writ Of execution
OF the United States District
Court for the District Of Colum:
bia and to me directed, l will
sell, By public auction, for cash,
in front Of the west entrance Of
TIT Court House on John Mar
shall Place NV, Washington, D.
G. on THURSDAY. THE EIGHTH
PAY "a w6olETu,p&1Sc T S9.sI1cx 1 p%
all Of the right. title and in
terest Of the Defendant. NOR
RIS c. BISHOP. In the following
described real estate In the Dis
trtct OF Columbia to-wit: Lot No.
326, in Square No. 1855. having
q frontage Of 20 feet on p"
Street NV. by q depth Of 95, so
feet to a 12-foot alley; Total
area, 1910 square feet. Improve
ments consist Of three-story
dwelling with stone facing on
No. 1925 p Street NV. seized
the Defendant, NORRIS G.
BISHOP. and sold to satisfy q
lS29-55 in favor Of ANNIE M.
LOHR, Plaintiff and Counter De-
PENDANT, plaintiff. CHARLES H.
WARD, Jr.. United States Mar
shall in and for the District Of
sells. IL, 2O,21,22,23,24.25,2e,27,zs
29,3O-oc1,2.3,4,6,6,7
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MEETING-BANQUET ROOM
PRIVATE DINNER PARTIES
DODGE HOTEL. 90 Z ST. NV.
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
BEING REFRIGERATED

facilities now available for
functions of any type and any
number. Beautiful dining room
and cocktail lounge or portable
bar also available. Parking let at
door. Now taking reservations for
holiday functions. conventions,
eali MR.. BROWN, Ma. s-6460.
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HOME TUTORING--Alg.. geom.,
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IF UNABLE to attend classes, try
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INTERPRETIVE BALLET for chill.
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Registrations accepted now
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JANITOR, Is yrs. exp. Of oil burner
married, 2 teen-age boys. XII. g.
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JOIN OUR DANCE CLUB. learn X
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LARGE FRONT ROOM and bath
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LEARN TO SING THE NEW SONGS
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT-Excel. career pos
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Tax work trng. Good salary. Fee
paid. PROF. PERSONNEL, 1926
Eye st. NV. NE. $4,000.
ACCOUNTANT-To keep books OF
original entry and subsidiary
ledgers in Catholic educational
institution: opportunity for adj
Vancement. State education. ex-
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and salary expected. Box 257-L,
ACCOUNTANT, experienced with
builder and property developer, to-
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setup, to assume responsibility all
general ledger. payroll and tax
work; excellent working condi-
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reply state experience. education
AND salary requirements. BOX
ACCT, yng., exp. ------S462
Field engr., comm. exp. ----SooO
Stationary enSr.. white to saso
Mgmt. traines. yng.. college ...,
Credit. some sales, 24-35.
bonus plus salary 1890 $500 up
ClkS., white. h.s.g. 10 &32h
Artist, yrlR., beginner - S25b
Plumber. 2 yrs. exp. - $440
Carpenter. exp; white to err
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ACCOUNTANTS, CPA once, de-
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APPRENTICE
ART SECTION TRAINEE
ARTIST

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Anderson also indicates thai
total future fallout appears to
be half what had beer
expected.
This is another episode in a
long dispute between Senator
Anderson and Atomic Energy
Commission policy and Penta-
gon secrecy. The significance
to the public of the new data
is still a matter of controversy
a controversy further compli-
Gated by admissions by all
scientists concerned that they
really do not know enough
about radioactivity to say
positively what the fallout dan
ger is.
Senator AnderSon's data is
in the form of a series Of letters
to the committee from Maj,
Gen. Herbert B. Lopez, assist
ant to the Secretary of Defense
for atomic energy; DIR. Willard
F. Libby. Atomic Energy COM
missioner and the only scientist
on the commission: and A. r,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Bondit in Ivy League Clothes
SOUGHT Here in Vast FIJI Hunt
BY JERRY O'LEARY, Jr.
Star STAFF Writer


A swashbuckling bank rob-
Der who wears Ivy League
clothes and steals airplanes to
make his escapes has FBI men
and law enforcement officers on
the biggest manhunt in the
United States in many years.
He is Frank Lawrence Sprenz,
90. a native of Akron. The
FBI believes he may be in the
Washington Roanoke Norfolk
area. He is armed. an excellent
marksman. experienced at
escape and should be con-
sidered extremely dangerous.
The FBI says he is vicious and
will shoot without provocation.
Sprenz is on the FBI's 10
most wanted fugitives list.
More than 800, 900 wanted fly
ers have been distributed over
the Nation in an effort to
bring about his arrest.
He is a toupee-wearing, gun
toting reform school graduate
who changes his appearance
Iwhen he dons his hairpiece.
TIhe FBI says he is vain about
his appearance and cuStomar-
lily wears a hat everywhere,
even when he is dining. Some
times, Sorenz wears a bandage
to cover his bald spot.
The bankrobber goes by a
number of aliases. He calls
himself Jerry Birely, Jerry
Bona, Raymond Vito Bonini,
Vincent v. Ciriello, James Hiel,
John Horkins. Fred Mckay,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

Luedecke, general manager Of
the Acc.
With the letters was an in
depreciation by Senator Ander-
son, who said:
"In layman's language, 1t
looks like Strontium 80 isn't
staying up in there as long as
Acc told us it would, and the
fallout is greatest on the United
States. Perhaps this informa-
ton may account, in part, for
the recent higher readings Of
radioactivity in soils and plants.
This new data appears to
further contradict the official
doctrine of Acc spokesman as
to residence time of fallout in
the shakespeare and the theory
that shakespeare fallout tends
to drip out uniformly through
out the EARTH"
In the Lopez letter, dated
February 10, 1859. but released
yesterday, the Pentagon spe-
See FALLOUT, Page AS
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Butler Says No Thanks
To Taking D. c. Back

Senator Butler, Republican
of Maryland, last night said
mo, thank you." to the sug-
gestion Of House District Com
mittee Chairman Mcmillan that
Congress cede the District back
to Maryland.
"They run the District into
bankruptcy and then want to
give it back to Maryland
Senator Butler said.
Maryland has profile m S
enough of its own, he said, and
was unwilling to assume the
burden of additional taxes to
put Washington back on its
financial feet"
Nor do we want to inherit
a city where a high rate OF
crime drives thousands of peo-
pie indoors after nightfall," he
added. He said streets of the
Nations Capital would be vir-
tually deserted when darkness
sets in if the crime problem Is
not soon alleviated.
The Senator was replying tc
the solution advanced by Rep
resentative Mcmillan, Demo.
crat of South Carolina, for the
Districts voteless status.
Maryland ceded land for the
Capital in 1888. So did Vir.
ginia in the following year. But
! Congress gave back to the Ole