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STORES FOR RENT

SILVER SPRING. MD, ss27 Ga
ave-Ovner is now in the process
Of remodeling to up-to-date de-
sign. $500 50. It. plus parkinE
in rear. Mr.. Don Young, Sunday
TU. 2-5l9s FREDERICK W
BERENS SALES. INC, JU. 7-77Of
TO PROTECT our Il high class
compatible merchants We have
refused many offers to rent our
one vacancy. 1t is 3Ox62, fire-
proof with basement 3Ox2I: will
divide. or deepen. 1t is COM
patible for children's clothes and
shoes, delica1esSen, yard goods,
interior decorating, quality house
wares. photographer. sports goods,
variety, lamps. paint. linen. toys.
books. stationery, camera, sewing
machines and many others. Own
er Will install new Aoor tile. make
any changes required such as
special wiring. fixtures, etc. Low
est rent, no percentage, brokers
protected. Go see. 4jl6-lS Lee
highway. ia. 2-S0SO.
IO9-II FLA. AVE. N.W.-Suit-
able most any business; REASONABLE
rent. Phone T. NJ. O'SULLIVAN.
MA. S-7s4S. l40l Eye St NV
1927 2Ist ST. N.W.-Approx. 900
SO. # and bSmt.: nr. Conn. ave. ::
suit. laund., clnrs. AID. 1854
.C1S R. l. AVE. N.E-Large store
room with bsmt. S2l0.
ROGER MOSS HO. 2-6O2O
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HILLBORO = 80 acres, Groom
modern home, barn and bldss.,
fruit, $4,000. Bluemont, s acres,
stream, modern cottage, asphalt
road, view, $4,000. Waterford
1-room house, bath, store for
antiques, Sl1.000 Purcellville
modern 3-bedroom bungalow
bSmt,, fully equipped: in lovely
cond.; town water and sewer,
Sl6,500.
G B WOLFORD, Broker
Gl. 5-2lSl Hamilton, Va.
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LOTS ACREAGE FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
OcoNrlNUEol

29 1st AVE. SeIby-on-the-B Bay
Masonry cottage. on water with
pier: lot, 5OX22l: fireplace with
Heat-a-lator and raised hearth:
completely furnished: $4,000.
Call RE. 6-7491.
COLORED-OYSTER HARBOR
Arundel on the bay. finest area on
Chesapeake Bay lEe. lots. $500
KAY REALTY co f3n1N I'm 7-soaR
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TRIUMPH 5s, 200 &C, SADDLE
bags. windshield, excel. coHd. Low
nj. $500. LO. 7-0652.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
GARAGES

GARAGE AND OR STORAG
SPACE avail. for commercial use;
will accommodate 90 autos:
block from Union Station: immed
occup.: rent monthly or short
lease LII 1-6IOO
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
SEASHoRE PROPERTY
FLORIDA PROPERTY

BUILDING LOT, Port Charlotte,
west coast; SI,195. 5000 down,
no closing fees. JE 2-4265.
DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA
Choice l4-acre homesites: paved
roads, ocean bathing. shopping
center, hospital. churches, all
mir rutes way; adjacent to lake
and recreation center. 3O-day
money-back guarantee: Sl,0q5:
RIDGE ESTATES, IOl S. Atlantic
ave, Daytona Beach, Fla.
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CHEVROLET Na-ton panel; SOS.
53ll Georgia ave. NV, Wash
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CADILLAC SIS Sedan de Vile: by
ORIG owner; green and white, full
power incl. elec. window and
seats, power S and b., trunk lock (:
factory air cond.. r. and h., Wv.
tires very low mileage; S3,59S.
PA D-Ql-
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THACKFR MOTORS
CADILLAC SO

Factory executives personal car:
gold BODY, white top. air condi-
toned, air suspension, cruise COM
troll. full power windows. auto
matte trunk lock, radio, heater.
tinted glass. white wall tires This
car listed for 81 400, will sell for
81 500 or best offer. IA. 5-490A
for appointment.
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BUILDERS, ATTN.

25 ~ acre. wooded lots,
ear Laurel, Md: sewer,
water and city gas avail:
only 8 Minis to NSA, Fort
Meade; reasonable: will SUBJ
ordinate.
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TRAILERS
(CONIINuEpl
WOULD YOU DRIVE a

WOULD YOU DRIVE IS miles 70
save hundreds Of dollars? Special
this week end, 45xlO-ft. front kit
Magnolia: 1895. We sell Mag
nolias, Detroiters. Skyline and lots
OF good used trailers at bargain
prices. S TAFF ORD TRAILER
SALES AND PARK, o. S. No. /. rs
miles south Of Wash. OLdfeld o.
4l1l Hrs, 9 10 9 pm. Open
Sundays.
SXi6-FT. MOBILE HOME: on
choice lot: Silver-top awning In
GUIDED: excel. cond. so. s-9i57.
'5s LIBERTY TRAILER. > bedrmS
45NS: auto washer, JalouSied win
doTs and thermo-control heat: a
good buy: Sacr, $500 down, as
sumo payments. Navy Trailer
Park. Lot Q. Indian Head. Nd
Call RI. S-247l.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE

OH hEN NA-bBG. OlO mouse,
acres Of yard and garden: Lees.
burg, N. c., on hwy. 1853. OF
4-7949
IN VILLAGE-36 acres, GROOM
house: electricity, wooded lot,
farm buildings: $4,000.
Is acres. paved road, nice 3-bed
room, dwelling, bath, basement,
nice buildings, pond; $1,000
On gravel road: 2-bedroom house
central heat, living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen
basement: S7,750. Also livable old
house with running water: So
500.
1873 acres. long highway frontage,
no buildings: beautiful site with
mountain view: S14.T75: income
from Soil Bank, S1.4SS per year
for 4 years.
240 acres woodland. long highway
frontage: near river. SS,45O.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
CULPEPER. VIRGINIA
Office. Valley 5-S331
Home, Valley 5-09aO, Valley 5-SS39
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WANTED TO BUY modern travel
trailer: or will swap 1857 Volks.
wagen. Phone CL. 6-2aO5.
80 TROTWOOD Sunliner: "a IT
new condition S2.1OO KE. 6-721s
2S-FT. TRAILER, 1859 Glider,
aluminium: / bedrm. full bath;
clean. very reaS. so. S-24t1
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET '57

CHEV. TRACTORS 1852 I2l, new
cond.: fully equip; Govt. surplus.
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M. LEO STORCH
sP. 3-45OO
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ABSOLUTELY ACCREDITED
MOTELS FOR SALE
JOE H THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg,
TArkpon
ALEXANDRIA A RIiunI

Now. forming syndicate for in
vestors Average earnings pay
10ct. Money well secured. TIE. g.
S140O, KI 9-6644; ewes, TIE. g.
s4451. AL BAKER a. SON, INC,
sRealtv Brokers, sos N. Washing
ton st Alexandria
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QUALITY BUILT ROYCRAFT, 81,
42Xl0; bedrms., wall to wall
carpet, large partially enclosed
porchi excel. cond.: $1,000. For
appt., ask operator for Southfield
6-O664
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MONEY TO LOAN

A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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BUILDERS-ll i2-acre wooded lots
in Franconia, Va. area. water
avail: Call OWNER, ewes, 9 to 8,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER, cash today or will ssIl.
rent for you. Free appraisal. VII
6-l970 DICKEY'S AP. 7-S6SO
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

GARAGE-TYPE BLDGS., with 5000
. to 5000 So. IT,, wanted to lease
fp washington and surrounding
counties by Americas largest
brake specialists. Mr.. AronSon.
sAFEWSy ppAvr suops
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AVIATION

AERONCA CHAMPIONS "a, 1915
model. BEACON FLYING SERV.
ICE. HYDE Field, Clinton, CY
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LAMBRETTA 80. MS, like new. 500
mi: S325. ia. S-l3SO anytime
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MOTORCYCLES

sSA '5S $50 &C, Golden Flash
Model A-1O. Has not been raced.
Call EN-. 3-9643.
COME IN AND SEE AND RIDE
the new HID. Scooter, the Topper
Can be delivered for as little as
500 down: balance small mo.
pymts. Up to 100 miles per gal.
gas HID SALES AND SERVICE,
1865 3lst st. NV. FE. 3-261b.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 10, mode
As, new tires, buddy seat, saddle
bags, carrier, etc. $3.50. JE. D.
JAVA go, $50 C, brand new,
S3a5. RA. 6-4SOS
LAMBRETTA 80. MS, like new. soc
mi; S325. IA. S-l3SO anytime
after Il
MOTOR SCOOTER, SIS CUSHMAN
used 900 miles Excellent condi-
tion Priced S275. Call DU. D.
TRIUMPR THUNDERBIRD SIS, $50
&C. perfect cond, looks and runs
like new. custom windshield, buddy
seat. S525. RA. 3-46s2
TRIUMPH s., 200 &C, saddle
bags. windshield, excel. cond. Low
nj. $500. LO. 7-0652.
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Modern, &C. bids. occupancy in
MAY, UP to 1000 so. #. ample
private and public parking. OIL.
sH-226G; ewes, AK 9-a027.
CLARENDON, 3Ni6 Wilson blvd.
.JA. 5-S311; ewes, JE. Alag,
PENN MAR SHOPPING CENTER,
ePa. ave sc eXtended-Several
choice locations avail, suitable for
Fabrics, toys, children's wear, rec
.ords. and appliances, etc. REALTY
MANAGEMENT CORP. 1875 Dom
mel DR.. Wash. IS. RE. 6-6717.
t4l4 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Store
ROGER MOSS 10. 5000
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, BEDRMS.

HIRE is A SAMPLE OF OUR
SIOCkS ESPECIALLY SELECTED
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AT-6, =. share, $685.: engine and
airframe Al condition. VII. q
41S4, Sun. or after pm. wkdys
CONTINENTAL C-S5-l2 engine. less
carb.. mags. and gen.; best otter.
CHI S-Q46S
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RESTAURANT

Very neat family restaurant snd
variety store, equipped at a rea-
sonable rent; owner furnish all
utils. except elec; located at 1915
9th st. NV. Call DE 2-lq4S.
For inspection, see OWNER living
above store.
Evening star., 1960-02-28

Feiioodo - Block Beon-Meof Dinner
3 cups dry black minced
beans Dash Of cayenne
71s cups wdter R pound smoked
Hs pound dried beef sausage links
3 soallions, minced 1s pound smoked
medium onion, ham
minced n pound smoked
rs cup butter or tongue
margarine A pound sliced
2 tablespoons bacon, cut into
salad oil thirds
12 cLoUe garlic, Sdh
Hot cooked rice
Soak beans overnight in water Tor boil i'll
water for minutes; remove from heat
and let stand l hour). Add dried beef
Simmer, covered, for hours. Mean
while, saute scallions and onion in but
Ter and salad oil until soft. Add garlic
and cayenne. Saute a few minutes; set
aside. At the end of the hours, re-
move 3 u cups of the cooked beans.
Add sausage, ham, tongue and bacon to
remaining bean mixture. Continue to
simmer, covered, Is minutes. Mash the
ga cups beans; combine with reserved
sauteed mixture. Add to meat mixture;
blend. Cook, stirring, until thickened.
Season to taste. Remove sausage, ham
and tongue to serving platter. Slice or
cut into serving pieces; top with some of
hot mixture. Serve remaining bean mix
ture in deep vegetable dish or tureen
accompanied with hot cooked rice. Yield:
portions. - The End
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From Buenos Aires to Rit


green pepper, carrot and diced chicken.
Turn into 2-quart ring mold. Chill until
set. Carnish with parsley and PaPrika.
Yield: E portions.
ARGENTINA
PUehero Boiled Dinner
2pounds bmIed quGrtered
bnsket of beef S or carrots
pound short ribs pound pumpkin
of beef or Hubbard
n pound salt pork squash, cut into
3 or Italian quarters
sausages mhite potatoes.
3 pngs parsley h0lCed
Tops Of 3 stalks of 2stceet potatoes,
celery quGTtered
2 LeekS, sliced ears Of corn, cut
Sail and pepper into Finch pieces
small head Of Mustard or
cabbage, horse-radish sauce
Cooked rice
Place beef, salt pork, sausages, parsley,
celery tops and leeks in kettle or Dutch
oven. Add water, just to cover. Bring to
a boil; skim. Add salt and pepper. Sim
mer, covered, until meat is almost ten
der, about N hours. Add cabbage,
carrots, pumpkin, potatoes and corn.
Continue to simmer, covered until meat
and vegetables are tender, about 35 min
utes. Skim off fat; adjust seasoning.
Serve meat and vegetables with mustard
or horse-radish sauce. Add small amount
of cooked rice to broth and serve in soup
cup or bowl. Yield: portions. Eat with
knife, fork and soup spoon.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
Miracle Cushion
Holds False Teeth
Tight Ease. Sore y Gum;
Sticks T
10 DsntvVs
No More NNO10WS
Dolly fixing" OUC

SnugB brand Denture Cushions are a
triumph Of science, n sensa tionRl new ever
soft plastic reclining that gets rid Of the
annoyance and fear OF loose. badly fit-
ting false teeth. Snug eases sore, irritAted
gums due TO loose dentures. Helps prevent
food particles from lodging under plates.
Applied in minutes. makes W Obbliest plates
stay firmly in place-Rives perfect COM
fort Eat anything-talk, laugh-plates
stay put" HRrmless to gums or dentures.
Snug re-liners can last from to
months. Stay soft and pliable - do not
harden and ruin plate. Peel right out
when replacement is needed. No daily
bother with adhesives. Get Snug brand
Denture Cushions todayl 2 liners for up.
per or lower plates $l.50. Money back IL
not satisfied. At all druggists.
Evening star., 1960-02-28
Relief! When
Nose fills up
Sleep!

It's wonderful the way few drops
of VickS Va-tro-nol bring relief
when your nose fills up at night.
SpoilS sleep. Va-tTO-nOI acts 10 to IS
times faster than decOngeStant tab
lets comforts hours longer than
watery sprays.
In seconds, Va-tro-nol ShrinkS
swollen membranes, clears congeS- ,
ton. You can breathe again
sleep again. Get it at drug counters.
NckS VatrunoI SSsss ISss
Evening star., 1960-03-09
Morgoret's Wedding
Set May 6 in Abbey

with an emotional demonstra-
ton of vast proportions.
1t is generally expected that
Mr.. Armstrong Jones will be
elevated to the peerage, and
probably will be made a mar
guess, before the wedding.
The bridesmaids and best
man were not named.
Margaret's sister, the Queen,
and Prince Philip also were
married at the Abbey, on No
vember 20, 1947, with the Arch
bishop of Canterbury officiating.
The marriage will take place
two and a half months before
Margaret's 30th birthday, which
falls on August 81. Mr.. Arm
strong Jones was 80 on Monday
The Daily Mail, which cor
rectly predicted the date this
morning, said Princess Alex
andra and little Princess Anne
were certain to be bridesmaids,
and that Prince Charles, the
heir to the throne, might be a
page.
The Daily Mirror said to-
day that Mr.. Armstrong ones,
who has had some slight ex-
perience as designer of wom-
ems sports togs. is designing
Margaretis wedding dress.
The engagement of Margaret
and Mr.. Armstrong Jones was
announced on February 26.
Evening star., 1960-03-09
Family Shivers in Unheoted House
To BoIk Looters in Southwest

ticed about six boys standing
outside waiting"
$50 we carted all our things
over right away by hand" she
said. IF we hadn't. there
wouldn't be anything here to-
day"
The II Whrens are one o1
II families still living in the
Southwest who qualify by fam
lily income for public housing
but whose size exceeds the To-
member family limit set by
public housing officials.
Mr.. Banks said the National
Capital Housing Authority has
received permission to convert
"a Of its existing two-bedroom
public housing units into 80
six-bedroom units. One of these
might provide space for the
Whrens.
Mrs. Whren. however. said
her family expects Ito get down
to 10" this summer when her
Oldest daughter. 16. is married
Advised by The Star of the
Whrens' heatless pligh: yester-
day afternoon. the RIA i'm
mediately dispatched a 'epair-
man to fix the furnace. BY last
night the house was getting
warmer - and the Whrens
were safe from the strlppers.
Evening star., 1960-03-09

LONDON, Mar. 9 (AP).-
Princess Margaret and Antony
Armstrong-Jo will be mar
ried May 6 in stately West
minister Abbey, traditional set
ting for many high ceremonies
of British royalty.
The glamorous Princess
named the day today. The hour
was set at 1880 am.
She and the young COM
moner who until recently was
a society photographer, will be
pronounced man and wife by
the Archbishop Of Canterbury,
the Most Rev. Godfrey Fisher.
An announcement from Clar-
ence House, the Princess home,
said her brother-in-law, Prince
Philip, husband of Queen Eliz-
abeth II, will give the bride
away.
The announcement touched
off widespread enthusiasm. The
public was in a mood to give
rousing ovation to the ma
tion's sweethearts.
A repetition of the splendid
pageantry of Queen Elizabeth's
coronation was expected, with
distinguished and humble Wis
itors flocking into London from
the ends of the earth.
Scotland Yard Immediately
started laying plans to cope
Evening star., 1960-03-09

Whren said. THE strippers
were already waiting outside" :"
The "strippers" are known to
almost everyone in Southwest
especially the police. They are
gangs which descend like vul-
lures on Southwest houses as
soon as they are vacated and,
where the houses are not
closely watched, break in and
steal everything in sight.
"They waste no time" an
RIA official said. "They take
all the plumbing - radiators,
sinks, bathtubs, stoves - you
name it. Anything they can
sell for junk"
James G. Banks, RIA relo-
cation chief, said the police do
IAN excellent job" of watching,
and that RIA officials are in
court once or twice a week be-
cause Of strippers who are
caught. But the area is so big,
he said, the practice still con-
tinues.
They work fast, and make
good use tof the back alleys, /"
said John r. Searles, jr., RIA
director.
BY $3.50 Monday night, when
the previous occupant of the
Sixth street house was moving
out, Mrs. Whren said, I'VE no.
Evening star., 1960-03-09
By GEORGE BEvERIDGE
Star stan Writer

Mrs. Gladys Whren, "a, and
four of her nine children sat
huddled in overcoats and ga
loshes yesterday in the biting
cold of their temporary" new
home in the Southwest redevel-
opment area.
They were bundled up be-
cause the ancient oil furnace
hadn't worked since they moved
into the old row house at 1913
Sixth street S.W. Monday night
as tenants Of the Redevelop-
ment Land Agency.
RIA had scheduled the move
from an even older, more
ramshackle house on M street
S.W.-last week in order to
give the Whrens more room
while they wait for public
housing accommodations. The
Sixth street house wasn't va
Gated until late Monday. how
ever, and the Whrens moved
in on their own without noti-
flying the agency.
Why didn't they wait one
more day in order to have the
furnace fixed first?
I'VE didn't dare" Mrs
Evening star., 1960-03-09

committees ranking member,
moved that pay raise hearings
be started next Monday and
that they be concluded no later
than April %.
Chairman Murray objectea
declaring that the group should
wait until its next meeting,
several weeks hence, before
deciding what to do on pay
raise legislation.
In an attempt to soothe ruff
fed feelings. Representative
Corbett. Republican Of Penn
sylvania, made a motion that
the committee meet today to
schedule its agenda for the
rest Of the year. including pay
raise hearings.
This motion was adopted,
with Mr.. Murray voting for 1t,
Meanwhile. Chairman john
ston of the Senate Civil Service
Committee has promised that
his group will start Federal
pay hearings as soon as action
on civil rights legislation in
the Senate is completed.
Evening star., 1960-03-09

by the committees liberal bloc,
which has the votes to force
hearings.
Chairman Murray, who Is
cool toward pay raises, had been
reluctant to schedule hearings
until the administrations of
fetal report on the various pay
bills Is feceiVed.
Raises Favored
However, most committee
members favor some kind of
pay raise and feel that the
administration, which is op-
posed to salary increases. could
Withhold its report long enough
to put of pay hearings until
a dangerously late date.
They remember several past
pay raise drives when legisla-
ton wasn't enacted by Congress
until the last day or two of
the session, with the result that
/ it was pocket-vetoec by the
President after Congress went
home, with Congress unable
to vote on overriding the veto.
They want to avoid this pos
sihility this year by having pay
raise legislation passed by Con-
gress early.
The pay raise legislation
Ipending before the committee
there have been IS such bills
introduced in the House-pro-
vides for an average 1875 per
cent classified employe raise
and about a % per cent postal
employe increase.
No one expects a raise Of
that amount to pass Congress.
S or 6 Per Cent
The best guess is that a 5 or
Is per cent pay raise will be
voted.
Such an increase at least
would have a chance of'secur-
ing President Eisenhower's ap-
lproval, although even this is
far from certain.
The move to schedule pay
raise hearings came at yester-
days meeting Of the commit
tee to hear Civil Service Com
mission officials discuss the
Government employe health
insurance program. which
starts July /.
Representative Morrison,
Democrat of louisiana, al
Evening star., 1960-03-09
By EARL H. VOSS
Star stan Writer

President Eisenhower has
decided there is no necessity
for American planes to travel
the Berlin air corridors above
10000 feet ct present.
Secretary Of State Herter
reported at a news conference
today that Britain, France and
the United States are fully
agreed. however, that there Is
no restriction on the altitude
of the Berlin flights, despite
Russia's insistence that 10000
feet is an agreed ceiling.
There have been numerous
reports that the Western Big
Three were planning high-leVel
flight to Berlin in defiance of
Soviet claims that such flights
would be a threat to air safety.
Mr.. Hegter denied that a firm
decision ever had been made
to resume the high-level
flights.
Soviet jets operating in East
Germany regularly fly across
the three air corridors from
West Germany to West Berlin
above 10000 feet.
French Below Ceiling
French jet airliners report
edly are now flying the three
routes below. 10000 feet al
though higher-altitude flights
would be more economical.
The Presidents decision to
avoid American flights into
Berlin above 10000 feet was
made after he returned from
South America, but concern fol
the pre-summit atmosphere
had no direct relation to the
decision, Mr.. Herter said.
Raps Soviet Criticism
On other subjects, Mr.. Her
ter:
/. Denounced the Soviet Un.
ion for its continuing attacks
on the Japanese American
security treaty. The pact is es-
sentially defensive, he said
There is nothing in the treaty
Evening star., 1960-03-09
Strafing Hurts
1S in Jakarta
Indonesiun Jet PiIoI
Fires on Palaces

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Mar. Q
(AP) "A jet fighter strafed two
of President Sukarno's palaces
and a fishing village today
wounding Is persons.
Officials blamed q disgruntleC
Indonesian Air Force pilot, {
second lieutenant whose father
was arrested a few weeks agC
for Illegal possession Of arms.
Army authorities captured
the pilot, 1t. Daniel Maukar
after he bailed out over rebel.
infested West laval territory
air force sources announced.
Palace Downtown
President Sukarno's Merdeks
(freedom) Palace in downtown
Jakarta was the first target
The Jet. identified by Radio
Jakarta as a MIGHT. dived Low
and sprayed it with machine
gun bullets. Three persons with.
in the palace and a painter
working outside were wounded
Radio Jakarta announced.
Mr.. Sukarno and his five
children. however. escaped in
jury. The children were in
the palace as the bullets cut
several holes in the roof and
walls. Mr.. Sukarno was pre-
siding over a meeting of the
Supreme Advisory Council In
an adjacent building.
The lieutenant took of from
the Kemajoran air field here
at 1913 pm. He opened fire
on Merdeka Palace at 1920.
Flies to BOgOr
Then he headed his jet IS
miles south Of Jakarta to Bogor
where he strafed the Bogol
Palace.
Finally. he few to the fishing
village Of Tjilintjint, 10 mile:
northeast Of Jakarta, anc
sprayed bullets there.
Fourteen persons were wound.
ed at the fishing village.
A communique of the Indo
nesian Air Force said nobod!
was hit in the strafing of tn,
Bogor Palace.
The pilot, %, from the Nortl
Celebes city Of Manado. wa
reported to have bailed ou
when he ran out of fuel. H,
took of with only enough TO.
As minutes in the air.
Overseas cables and telephon,
communications were blackeC
out from 1880 pm. to 8 pm
while security officers investi'
gated the shooting.
Evening star., 1960-03-09
Obstetrieion Kniehted
By Queen Elizabeth

LONDON, Mar. 9 (AP).-
Queen Elizabeth has knighted
John Peel. the obstetrician and
gynecologist who delivered her
three children.
He was made a knight COM
mander Of the Royal Victorian
Order. He will be known now
as Sir John. The anesthetist,
Vernon F. Hall. was made a
commander of the Royal Vic
torian Order, and Helen Rowe,
the maternity nurse, becomes
a member of the fifth class OF
the order. They get no titles.
Evening star., 1960-03-09
Drivers Blessed

VATICAN CITY, Mar. 9
(AP).-Pope John XIII today
blessed thousands of automo-
bile drivers who called him to
his window by horking their
horns. The motorists gathered
in st. Peters Square after hav-
ing had their cars blessed at
Rome's Church Of Santa Fran
cesca Romano, near the Coli
scum.
Evening star., 1960-03-09
Czechs Mar Graves

VIENNA, Mar. 9 (AP.-
Eight Czechoslovak delinquents
between l6 and II years old
have been reprimanded for
desecrating a Russian wartime
cemetery at Karlov Vary for
merlry Karlsbad), the local
Communist newspaper received
here today said.
Evening star., 1960-03-09

out the Senator's term under a
State law that Senator Neu-
berger himself authored while
in the Legislature.
His wife and chief political
strategist, Maurine. spent the
early evening with his mother,
See NEUBERGER, Page A-6