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NAYLoR GARDENS

S6.5OO-1 bedrm., liv. rm., din
rm., kit. and bath; vacant; at bus
-bedrm. corner; beautiful
view; vacant; immediate posses
Standardization 3-bedrm. apt
facing park: nice cond. All apis
have laundry and storage. facili.
ties. For details and to inspect
call JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor
10. $4,000.
ONE-BEDRM. APT = Good cond
overlooking Rock Greek Park; all
conditioner NO. 7-2623.
Sill. SPR., overlooking park-Out;
side rms, liv. rm.. din. L." 2
beorms. Terms. SILVER SPRING
JU. 5-3S79, JU. 9-1141.
TILDEN GARDENS = One of the
very incest 2-bedroom apartments
with 3 exposures overlooking the
gardens is now available in this
fine cooperative. The owner has
priced it fairly and terms can be
arranged If desired. For further
details and to inspect. please cal
j.. NELSON HUGHES, EN-. z
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALEXANDRIA. VA.-Patent me-
dicine drug store, soda fountain,
sundries. Owner tired, strictly
residential. Box coz, Star.
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM
HOME OWNERS

II you are leaving the Wash. area
and desire to rent your home as
income property, call this experi-
enced company for appraisal of
your home and a representative
ment procedure.
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BRICK RAMBLER, fine Falls
Church location. l blk TO tramp.
3 bedrms.. screened porch, fully
equip. kit, full finished bsmt :,
extra furnishings include . TV
fets' maeS5s t table 6 band wash
rm SI75 per mo. Call THE
DAIRY co la h.Q3Q3
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UNUSUAL

Here is an opportunity for a pur-
chaser to obtain a really different
cooperative apt, located in a flne
NV. residential area. The apt.
offers 4 rooms, kitchen and bath,
plus a private screened porch;
Wall.to-wall Competing and air
conditioning; modestly priced to
sell Immediately. Call Mr.. Kim
nahan, H. @. SMITHY Co, ST.
VA.-Choice redec. 2-bedrm- cor.
spt:;, air -cond. LIST A.. well priced,
S Sxesf v terms; ideal loo. siLLs
VIRGINIA. bedrms., air cond
LIST A., excellent terms, ideal in 11o =
lion. OWNER. ia. 7-6135.
E6O5 ADAMS MILL RD.-DesirsbIe
ist-n. apt; Ice. rms. foyer
klti' bath. porch of liv. rm,;
Will sell reas. with good terms
To Inspect. call MR.. GREEN OF Of
2-9263. ST. 3-9463. W.
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les BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
GOOD BIJSINESS

Spot. Gas Station and fruit stand,
"a rm. houses on Az acres
Room for large motel. Doing good
business, On Route so west OF
winchester In W. Va. $500
terms.
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AAA BUSINESSES
GIBRALTAR co,
IListings Wanted in

LListings Wanted in
D. c., Md. and Val
TAVERN, MD.
Nearby, on-oh liquor: sell bldg
and business; 100000. terms.
TAVERN, MD.
Pr; Geo. Co., with package store;
$4,000 On good opportunity.
Only 5000 GOVERN TsSs. We terms. .ood
TAVERN b. {.
Pa. ave. Closed Sun. Good bus. j;
low rent; nice clientele. Terms,
TAVERN-MOTEL
3; Nd. Slots: prop, lge. dance hall.
Good bus. 100000, terms.
CARRYOUT
Plzza' sandwiches. Over $4,000
net profit VI. In Nd. shop. ctr.
,PIzZA DRIVEN
M1, park,ins ley rent: good bust
A., RESTAURANT
ALEX. Va, nice clientele; ideal fol
couple; reas. terms.
DRUGSTORE
Va: 40 RX daily: Sl5O,OOO VI
business: excel. location.
DRIVEN RESTAURANT
va, peer; modern; equipped; good
parking; excel. business.
DONUT SHOP
va. drive-in, low rent; good bust
ness only ~ hm terms.
po...s tAuNDPOMAT
eteIn aS, Nd. Ideal for woman.
MOTEL RESTAURANT
Qtrs.; 100000. terms A'
BARBER SHOP
For rent IN Laurel, Nd, shoppinV
center: 500 mo.
. GENERAL COUNTRY STORE
>; Md, gas sta. house: very GOOD
business; $4,000. terms.
GIFT SHOP
upper NV: Imam operation, Over
0i~'ooV I VI 80, excel loc.
Ma' dsI ~, on-saie package; ~ beer,
~ SANDWICH SHOP
Downtown, S-6 pm, closed sur
sOUvENIRs.cARDs
COMntoWn. 9-6 pm: lge. vol. bust.
ness; l man and clerk; terms
LUNCHEONETTF
betnesda Nd; Ga. closed Sun.
excel bus. loc; Only $500.
to y Z. nv; excel bus: reas.
re rent ma o-day; good bus: low
DEIcATEssENs
~ M. Langley PIX; good carryout
" wheaton. Md. GOOD voiuns
lge. bus: ideal for
nj LIQUOR STORE
DrlVe-ln: excel oppty. 10 eynard.
nice loc;: S25. 900 cash On "Hu'
TOURIST HOME
Md.; apis, plus rooms In rant
ideal Tor widow: excel. income
valuable eomml; prop: So, 800 On
<,> FEAUTY SALONS WV ~"
~ hyattS., Md; $4,000. term,
w Laurel Nd; for rent; SIOO.
ocean CITY; $4,000 net summer.
restaurant leased out: s rms II
rent; 100000; subst. cash On "
MISCELLANEOUS '
Vpholsterv Shop-Md. shop. ctr
baales Shop-Conn. ave, small
Faint, store-Md.: wallpaper ctr
DDrv-cleaning-NW.: only 50 .500
catering bus.-N.W.. well esfab
HardEsre-Md. and Va: shop ctr
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-65O sol
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BusINEss OPPORTUNITIES
(CONTlNUEDl
AAA ATTRACTIONS

1880 80 @ANAAN< 4NfAN0
Md.-Liquor and Groc S
H Trade SE' PR eHisOO 6Gir-ksAATfEE
price. $4,000 down may handle.
Baby'S and Mems Cloth.
Nearby Nd. subdivision-good bus
mess, but mismAnaged; priced for
only stock. approx, $4,000.
Furn., Rugs g. Bedding
Outstanding location = does APP
prox, Sib0,Qo0 yearly, RENT,
ONLY 500 MO. Priced very low
az 100000 including $4,000
REST. LIQUOR
Top spot doing over $4,000 . wk. :
seats 1i5 = owner retiring, after
90 yrs. new blood can Increase
business. Priced right, on good
terms, to responsible people.
SOUV.-FOUN.-REST
Does business; Sl3O.O0O last yr.;
top money maker: best location in
SHOULD BE SEEM
DINER, MODERN
Sickness causes sale OF $40. 900
diner doing q good business;
days; short hours: closed Sats.
and Suns. MUST BE SEEN. Only
w ,OOO--on good terms.
Md, Liquors, Carry-Out
Owner SOI,sS, needs operation sia. can be
S Pus stock or with R1'1 only Of Ssnif n
cash. Living quarters available
Business volume, $50. 900 in 1858
doing as. well today. Good
terms on balance.
D. C.-LIQUORS
Doing over $3.50 900 a yr., on 11es
mark up : priced very low, at
100000, plus stock, SIS. 900 dn.
DEL.-BEER-WINE
NO COMPETITION. Nearby Vir-
by refugees. People with COM
mand Of the English Language
can triple business. Priced low
on good terms.
Beautiful Inn and Property
NEARBY VIRGINIA
= RESTRICTED AREA
The only one Of its kind PERMITTED
% Sn this cG rS4d NEW MANAGE L+lSIs
GOLD NINE. CALL FOR PAR
TICULARs. For above ads. call:
HARRY ATKIN RIA. 6-S7Sg
MEYER KESSLER LA, 6-7656
A. HONEYCUTT XII, S-479g
FRED BLANKEN TIA o-530O
II WANT 70 BUY OR SELL"
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HILLANDALE = Corner rambler
neaI school. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
plus 20x20 family room, kitchen
has dishwasher and disposal. rec
reation rm., plus 4 finished rooms
with bath leading to patio on
street A.: bus at door; vacant.
II004e1 n Il. ave, phone HE. 4
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARL.-SS,SOO cash buys equity in
2-bedrm. apt, din. rm., GE
kitchen. Will trade for Florida
coop. OWNER. IA. S-1545.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

SLEEPY HOLLOW-VacAnt: 6-rm.
rambler; attic, bsmt, porch, gar,
CIR, $4,000 or KE. $4,000.
SLEEPY HOLLOW KNOLLs = q.
bedroom rambler: living room with
fireplace, dining area; nice lot;
full basement; convenient Ia
everything. h-acre lot.
LURIA BROS, Realtors IA, 7-sb00
204S Wilson Blvd, Arlington
SPRINGFIELD, VA. - 3-bedrm.
rambler; washer, dryer; cATpoTt;
patio; $3.50; CT. 6-407O,
SPRINGFIELD. Mclean 3-bedrm
Eit automatic saie' washer Sa'' slg5 sp %U
JerVis sd. KE. R-472a.
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Corner Grocery-Beer, INV

NOAAASA OAOSSA N'V
owner quotes $500 wkly.: beautiful
apt; owner anxious to sell. No
reasonable offer refused. Terms.
Ewes. and Sun. Shea Chaser, RIA.
B.543S,
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CAPITOL HILL-at 20
Third street, Sc. This
charming townhouse affords
the utmost In comfort for
discriminating families who
prefer convenient in-town
living. Well appointed living
rm. and fireplace with sepa-
rats dining rm. Early Amer
lean kitchen with open fire.
place. Six bedrms. and 2Iz
baths. Comfortable studio
with brick fireplace. George
town style patio. S235. 90
mo. Consult Mr.. Korschen,
ma. S-2345.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS
MANAGEMENT
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APARTMENTS WANTED
tcONIINUEp)

g.BEDRM. APT. WANTED in vic,
Tenley circle NV, about sept,
/, BOX 3a9-z, star.
COLoRED-CoUPLE with chill
dren desires . or 3-bedrm. apt.
in decent neighborhood. DE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

FOREST HILLS--Lovely wooded
area close e SoS Conn ave b enc y
= baths, library, powder room
liv. rm. and din. rm.: ideal fol
entertaining; upstairs maids room
and bath: garage; newly deco
rated. vacant. $500. Ewes IN
g:22l6 or AID. 2-6424. T1oHE
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Luxurious nearly new house In
which all rooms are large: living
room. dining room, ultramodern
kitchen; FIRST floor. bedroom and
bath. large library: . very large
bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs;
$500. MARSTELLER. MccABE a.
co Wn a.IQRR
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BAR-GRILL. NV.

Well established. Owner quotes
over Sl,4OO wkly. Operated by
help exclusively, needs personal
INST. Priced low II $4,000, com.
plete, Fixtures and equipment
worth double. Seats 200. Small
down payment TO responsible peo-
pie. Exclusive,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12

ALEAANUhIAI Van TUT POrtntl
rd.-Due to change Of orders still
ton hall, den, large living room
with fireplace, large dining room
with fireplace, 3 bedrms., 9 full
baths, kitchen with new stove. new
refrigerator, utility rm.; oil heat:
front yard. fenced rear yard
school, shopping center, bus. S115
mo. OWNER. ED. 9-5571.
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WESTMORELAND
3l22 CALIFORNIA ST. NV

APT. 357-Just WEST Of
Conn. ave. in a recently
completely refurbished elev.
swchbd. bldg. directly OPP,
the lovely din. rm. Of the
Brighton Hotel. Lge. foyer,
liv. rm., din. rm., , bedrms.,
mod. bath, beaut. new compl.
mod. kit. and tremendous
porch, overlooking garden.
Ask for Mr.. OWENS. or call
no. 2-4134.
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SPRING-Mod.. de luxe,
Colonial home. Avail. July Is al
$40 mo. Must see to appreciate
its charm. space, INABILITY. Call
OWNER for info, JU. 9-Osss. No
gent.
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HOTEL, ON ROUTE

SO west OF Winchester in W. Va
lobby. . dining rooms, modern
kitchen and laundry. All good
equipmen.. Ooing good bust less
Also room for motel site. Their,
Is a Greyhound station, Selling OF
account Of health. Down S25, 1000
terms, RE; Isle; ewes. LA
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL 5 TODAY
BROADMOOR
1901 Conn. Ave. NV.

APIS. sos and 3O1-2 most
unusual DIVERSIFIED" EN-
ciencieS which permit both
dining and sleeping OUTSIDE
lge. liv. rms. Garage, din.
rn., valet shop, and beauty
salon in bldg. Ask for MR.:
FIELDING, at desk, or call
WO. $4,000.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

ADULTS TO SHARE HOME-Bu,
stop at door. 1908 Chillum Rd.
AP. 7-2436.
GEORGETOWN AREA = Former
AZ AZ ofi1cer, 3-bedrm. house to
snare ~ with other gentlemen,
2o-35, call FE. 3-3034
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ONTARIO
1858 Ontario Rd. NV.

APT. 505-1 of the most
beautiful apt. homes in all
Of Washington. occupying
an entire 5th-flr. wing with
horizon views in 3 direc-
tons. Impressive foyer, lge.
cor. liv. rm., lge. cor. din.
rm., dream" kit, breakfast
nook, laundry, den, 3 bed
rms, > beautiful baths,
maids rm. and bath, CEN
TRALLY AIR COND.
APT. 615-Charming foyer,
liv. nm, bedrm., kit. and
AIR CoND. 8 FIR. with east,
northeast, north and north
west horizon views.
APT. 2O6-Delightful front
l-bedrm. apt. home with new
kit, huge walk-in closet,
and southern exposure. Ask
for MAJOR CARNEY, in Apt.
sos. or call CO. 5-0S00,
OTHER T,TSTTNGS
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SHANNON Il LUCHS
MANAGEMENT
CAPITOL Hill,

4l3 A st. n.e.-open for inspection
today, IL to 4. New. compl. re-
built. incl. central air cond., mod
kit. with wall oven, washer and
disposal. Patio, Ia baths, 3 rms
From OWNER. Call weekdays,
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Self-Seryice Grocery

Nearby Maryland. owners quote
$1,000 wkly. Hours 4 to 4, closed
SUI. Same owners l3 years. Priced
way below market at So, 900
complete, with $1,000 stock. Fix
At least double. $1,000 down.
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WESLEY HEIGHT

condition. in the Hor-
ace Mann School area; living
room with fireplace, separate din
ing room, three bedrooms. at
tractive garden; $3.50. immediate
possession, MARSTELLER, Nc
CABE & CO. WO R-1ARR
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EFFICIENCIES TO 4 Bed
ROOMS. Total prices, $4,000
to 900. For details and !
or appt. to inspect. call MA
JOR CARNEY (WO. 6-6623),
MR.. OWENS (EM. 3-671S),
or MR.. FIELDING (JA.
S-4633), with
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EDMUND J. FLYNN. Co
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
Washington Bldg. MA. 1856
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HOUSES UNFURNISRED

A BEAUTIFUL detached brick, near
Walter Reed-Six rms. and bath,
lge. rear yd, gas h.-a.h.: $40
! DT 7-hOIh. EN- 2-h4n1
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ARLINGTON-Close in: 3 bedrms..
I "a baths, 2-story Colonial: Is by
~ Nv, rm., screened porch: I'm
lshed bsmt.. fenced yard. % s..
tucson. lO4 s. Hudson, 712 s.
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Atlas Firing
Called Smooth

CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla,
Aug. "a tAP).-A fiery Atlas
surged aloft today in another
shot aimed at making this
giant war rocket ready for
military use by next month.
The launching peare d
smooth as the 85-foot inter-
continental-range missile lifted
of on the start Of 5,500-mile
test flight down the Atlantic
missile range. 1t disappeared
from sight after about four
minutes.
If all went right recovery
ships would try to retrieve a
data capsule set to pop out of
the missiles nose cone near
Ascension Island.
The Air Force hopes for a
fourth straight success for the
Atlas, key weapon in the United
States missile race with Russia,
A good shot today, followed
by one or two more, probably
would open the way for the Air
Force to declare the weapon
operational by the target date
of September /.
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upper air functioned properly.
but a standard canopy-type
chute did not emerge from its
compartment to slow the cap
sule's fall.
The same reduced power
Little Joe that was slated to
launch last Fridays capsule
will be used on the next shot,
which apparently cannot be
scheduled before next month.
Although the impetus of the
firing but powerful escape
rocket ripped away a connect
ing band between capsule anG
booster rocket, the Little Joe
itself was not damaged.
Little Joe, a 24-foot solid
fueled rocket that weighs about
81 900 pounds, is the smallest
Of the three types to be used in
the Mercury series. The others
are the Army's medium range
Redstone and the Air Forces
intercontinental Atlas, both of
which are designed to carry
men in the course Of the pro-
gram.
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fired 20 minutes too soon was
recovered shortly after the mis-
hap.
There were no men or ami
mails in the capsule, which was
a full-scale model Of the sealed
chamber that has been de-
signed to carry a man into
space sometime in the early
l960s. No one was hurt in the
premature rocket firing, the
launching area having been
cleared routinely 10 minutes
earlier.
Engineers continued to study
countdown records in hopes of
finding some clue to the cause
of the untimely firing, but their
chances of success were re-
garded as slim. The best guess
seemed to be that a random
radio signal triggered the emer-
gency abort" procedure and
sent the one-ton capsule roc
keting about 1000 feet into the
sky.
The capsule, which is designed
to float, apparently broke open
on impact with the surface of
the ocean. A ribbon parachute
designed to operate in the thin
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ADVERTISEMENT

If you are 81 or over and
unmarried (single, widowed
or divorced) we can introduce
you to congenial companions
whose interests and back
ground are similar to yours.
For a free, private interview,
call ME. 8-6818-open 10 to 6;
closed WEEDS. and Sun.
Or write to HELEN LEEDS
INTRODUCTION SERVICE,
712 Warner Bldg, 18th and E
SITS. NV, Washington 4, D. c.,
for free literature.
We invite the cooperation
of the clergy of all faiths.
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ICBM UNDERGOES
STATIC TESTING

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE
BASE. Calf, Aug. "a (AP).-
An Atlas intercontinental bal
listic missile was static fired at
this West Coast base last night
as a test for its engines, the Air
Force announced.
The test, during which the
missile was locked on its pad,
was the first firing of an Atlas
at Vandenberg.
The Air Force said ground
equipment was checked as the
engines were ignited and
brought up to full thrust.
The operation was supervised
by the ballistic missile division
of the Air Research and Devel-
opment Command.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Adults Now Have Wav
To Make New Friends

Just how respectable folk
can make new friends is a
major social problem.
So much so that leading
psychologists are confronted
daily by people asking them
for advice and help. They
agree that one of the better
methods is the introduction
service.
Locally Helen Leeds has been
very successful. Although it
may seem novel it is actually
as natural as joining a club
except that meetings are in
dividually arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-24
HOLLYWOO
Who's TemperomentoI?
By HAROLD HEFFERNAN

Rapper started the scene. Roll
'em. Somebody 60 over to
Ssrdi's and get Walter Slezak
a corned beef sandwich. =. !.
Action!
Every night I went home
to the Chateau Marmont and
had a swim to relieve the ten
sion. II anyone even said How
are you?' to me, I'd break out
crying"
Told of Miss Bakers re-
marks, Rapper replied. II have
never engaged in fencing with
a personality. But II you'd talk
to Bette Davis, Fredric March
and some of the other fine &C
tors I've directed, they'd tell
you that I am q very strict and
severe disciplinarian.
Fortunately, I have a sense
of humor to get over certain
Incidents"
Rapper told of his first meet
ing with Miss Baker. He said
she said. Directors do nothing
for me-"
He said that when he re-
minded her Of her work with
Kazan and William Wyler she
retorted that the former could
not direct love scenes and the
latter doesn't know much-l
had to tell him everything"
Rapper added: I'm delight
ed to be in their company"
y = =
Carroll also feuded with pro-
Queer William Perlberg during
But Not for Me- She was
mum on details: 1T was a per-
sonal matter and we both
agreed not to discuss it in pub
lie. He has since talked about
it. But because he has gone
back on his word, there's nc
reason I should go back on
mine"
Perlberg'S comment: True
or false. I never contradict a
lady's statement"
There is a silver lining fol
both Rapper and Perlberg-
she liked both pictures. And
she's willing to go out on the
road and help sell them.
But don't get the idea she's
going soft.
Il still will fight for what
think is right" she said. The
important thing for an actor
is to give a good performance
1t doesn't matter how he does
lit. If standing on his head
helps, then he should stand or
his head. If it doesn't help
then he's just being silly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-24
Youth Indicted
In Assault on
Mrs. Quar|es

A Federal grand jury today
indicted a l9-year-old youth
on charges of assault with in
tent to rob Mrs. Donald
Quarles, widow of the former
Deputy Secretary Of Defense.
The youth, Wallace d.
johnson, of the 1900 block
California street NV, was
stopped by Sidney Epstein. city
editor Of The Star, who chased
the fleeing johnson In his car
after hearing Mrs, Quarles'
screams.
The assault, In which Mrs.
Quarles was knocked to the
sidewalk. occurred August is
at Twenty-ninth street and
Woodley road NV. johnson,
police said. admitted trying TO
snatch her pocketbook.
Maximum penalty for the
offense is five to Is years i'm
prisonment.
In another case stemming
from violence in the streets,
Ernest Mcdonald, "a. of the
1900 block of Queen street NE,
was indicted on a charge of
| first-degree murder.
The charge grew out Of the
fatal shooting Of Fred L. Jen-
kins, 81, Of the 100 block Of
Tenth street NV. at Seventh
and P streets on July IL
Mcdonald was wounded and
a COMPANION, Charles Davis,
40, of the 1900 block of Fourth
street NV. killed by police
fire after jenkins was slain.
According to police, McDon-
aid fired at Jenkins while Davis
held the victim.
j The attack was witnessed by
Morals Division Detectives SilaS
c. Vaughan and o. B. Boyd
who opened fire when McDon.
aid approached them gun ir
hand.
! In a third case a rejected
sutton was indicted on charge:
of sending defamatory post.
cards to the girl he said ruined
his life" The accused is Piotl
w. Gul, 81, of the 1900 block
of Fifteenth street NV. He il
charged with sending the post
cards, written in Polish, to hi
former girl friend. who is serv'
ing with the United States
armed forces in France.
Gul, a Pole. came to thi:
country under the displaced
persons program.
The indictments were re-
turned in U. S. District Court.
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the bulk of the control gear by
80 to 90 per cent.
Mr.. Bacon said, There re-
mains the problem Of obtain
ing hydrogen in the quantities
we will need. Though hydrogen
is the most plentiful OF all ele-
ments, 1t is largely locked up in
water and costs a lot to set
free.
When physicists learn how
to harness the power of the
hydrogen bomb, there will be
unlimited quantities of waste
hydrogen produced which can
be used in my CELL" he added.
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NASA Admits
Little Progress

LOS ANGELES, Aug. "a
(AP) The chief of the civilian
space agency said today I'VE
are not nearly as far advanced
in space technology as we had
thought or hoped"
Speaking of the lessons
learned by his agency. estab-
lished last october l, DR.. T..
Keith Glennan made this other
concession:
Our experiences in the
space vehicle field have been
less than completely satisfac-
tory"
DR.. Glennan, director of the
National Aeronautics and
Space Administrator, presented
his report on United States
progress in space in a speech
prepared for an Air Force
symposium on missiles and
space technology.
Hard Facts of Life"
1.-THE ratio Of successful
launches to what has been
termed by some as successful
failures has not improved very
much in the past year." DR.
Glennan said.
"And as soon as we began
to plan for second-generatior
experiments we found that we
were facing some hard facts
Of life in the propulsion and
guidance fields"
Even today" he said, every
shot we make-either by the
military or by ourselves in
NASA-is a shot in which there
is little or no margin for ever
q slight deviation from planned
performance"
DR.. Glennan said I'VE should
admit, quite frankly. that with
distressingly few exceptions We
have not achieved complete
success in any mission to date
success in the sense that the
payload has been injected into
orbit or into a deep space
trajectory within a reasonable
limits Of the planned fight OBJ
jectiveS and in the sense that
the payload has performed it,
mission satisfactorily"
Not Speaking for Military
/ DR.. Glennan emphasized thaf
he was speaking of the civilian