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Evening star., 1960-09-09

SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MG1.
BATTERY PARK-BETHESDA-Re-
SS9esl.Ss SSesHl SsGSs pnsch 50S colOnsi With E
living and dining rms. MODERN
KITCHEN with wall oven, 3 bed
rms, plus nursery. 2 tiled baths
and 3rd-h. studio; beautiful Shad-
ed lot; now in lower 2Qs; CAL our
uptown once, KE. dalts0O " 2;
NON &, LUCHS CO.
Evening star., 1960-09-09

rambler,
$50 It. deep lot. trees. shrubs and
garage. Ideal family home. Walk
to school, and acres Of beautiful
park play area. Only $13,950.
Evening star., 1960-09-09

enter-hall 3-bedrm.. 3-bath brick
rambler in lovely Woodside Park,
w/unusual rec. rm., , firepls. and
carport. Quality throughout
and only S33,950.
Evening star., 1960-09-09

ASSUME AZ % LOAN
s-bedrm. brk. rambler features sep
din. rm., large bright kit. tiled
bsnnt., with 2nd bath roughed in,
fenced yard: walk to schools and
shopping; only S17.95O. Lo. o.
Evening star., 1960-09-09

yeryone can afford this brick g.
bedrm. Cape Cod in Kensinston.
Just q few blocks to the bus and
shopping center. S15.750 in
cludes 90x100 lot plus extra
50x160 lot.
Evening star., 1960-09-09

CLOSE-IN RAMBLER = A unique
home in q conv. area. All large
rooms featuring twin-size bed
rooms. baths, center hall plan,
full din. rm. and marvellous nm
ished bsmt. area. Spic and span.
Flexible financing. Located near
Forest Glen and Ga. ave. JU
9-644O til Q pm. WOODS1DE
REALTY co
Evening star., 1960-09-09

JzA11L1A5, IIVN', hOEN .
ASSUME attractive 41aqo loan, pay
$50 per mo: and own this stun
rooms, modern equipment through
out; cheerful basement with 25-ft.
club rooms; situated on deep level
lot. All this is yours for Just
S16,950. Don't wait on this one,
call US now. SHANNON a. LUCHS.
REALTOR, ia. 5-6s00. 2055 Will
enr hIpA
Evening star., 1960-09-09

NA A4N = - 4AN@
Brand-new, 3-bedrm. RAM
bier. on deep level lot;
natural wood cabinets, mod
ern kit. big liv. rm., full
bsmt.; good location; only
S14, $50, $500 dn. should
handle, FHA.
Evening star., 1960-09-09

ALTA VISTA, BETHEsDA-A really
charming brick rambler ,o6E SEient n
8 n rms. SET : baths and modern kitch-
en-: 4 lovely shaded lot: nr, public
and parochial schools: close to
100000 will buy i. Can our
uptown once; KE. 7-1So0 I'll 8
pm, latter g pm; call, "a. "a Z
Evening star., 1960-09-09

COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm. ram
bier. Roomy and so attractive; q
picture window in liv. rm. No
steps: level lot; off-street parking
and many flowers. Moderate down,
FHA terms only S4OO dn.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Nixon Looking to u. S. Youth

Republicans in each State.
Some of these units will be
as large as 500. They will be
taught to do precinct work
in the larger cities.
Preliminaries to these re-
pair jobs have been going on
for the past four years. The
President never liked the
mechanics Of politics. Even
the phrases ward politics"
and boss" were distasteful
to him. He liked to praise
the precinct worker, but left
the job Of dealing with him
to the mechanics"
Now. the Vice President,
on his own, is the chief
mechanic. .
And he is putting an en-
phasis on youth. II he can
be elected in November he
believes he will have a
reawakened party and a
substantially increased regis
tration in 1864.
The Democrats would be
wise to run a scared race.
There is no more resourceful,
hard-working man in politics
than the G. o. P. nominee.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Tyranny by Any Name Is Tyranny

of the United States appears
to be ready to finance a die
tatorship or tyrannical re-
gime just the same, so long as
it calls itself a democracy?
The Communist agents. to
be sure, who stealthily steer
the new "democracies" in
their governmental operations
are the first to urge that free
dom of the press be abolished
and a governmental press
substituted.
Already the propaganda
drive is on to destroy the in
dependence of the Union of
South Africa. Sir De Villiers
Graaff. leader of the oppoSi-
tion party there. has warned
that the East-West cold war
could result in military ad-
ventures" in Africa. He has
just said to his party's
congress:
"Communistic aspirations
in the Congo will revive &C
lively from the moment the
United Nations forces with
draw. and even while they
are there communiStic influ-
ence will seek to build itself
up in anticipation of future
success.
"A vast African bloc is
being established to the north
of us and in that bloc the
Communists are active. Many
of the states forming that
bloc are fluid and fomenting.
They lack responsible lead
ers and responsible public
opinion. Some are overpopu-
lated and economically fee
BILE. They form an area of
conflict between East and
West capable of arming itself
and engaging in military ad-
ventures. Many of them
make no effort to disguise
their hostility to white states
in Africa"
The question might we'll
be asked whether all persons
white or brown or black or
yellow-weren't really far
better off under so-called
colonial" rule by the Dutch,
the French and the British,
respectively. than they are
today under unframed, un-
educated, irresponsible lead
ers who have seized the reins
of government in the So
called independent" coun-
tries.
(Copyright. 1960)
Evening star., 1960-08-17
POTOMAC FEVER
By FLETCHER KNEBEL

Celebrities for Nixon" is formed celebrity is a per-
who has to take his phone calls night club because
his home number is unlisted for privacys sake.
Jack Kennedy prepares to meet with Harry Truman
Harry to give em-hell" agan-and Jack find
out exactly who 49, em" is.
The difference between Nixon and Kennedy is that Nixon
is the kind Of fellow who talk back Khrushchev
the kitchen while Kennedy would be apt talk back
to him at the Harvard club
Capital punishment: The beating your paycheck takes.
The Association of CHRONOLOGY says it doesn't know
how people from aging Women
full they hit 4o they merely refuse further
Q.-What has Nixon got that Kennedy hasn't got? A.
Nothing much but he's been without four years longer
The Kennedy johnson ticket makes impact Dixie
of the South for Johnson for anybody
but Kennedy-and one-thrd for Jefferson Davis.
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Communists and Dictotors Hide Behind
Words, but Freedom They Bonish First
DAVID LAWRENCE

1t has become the fashion
in recent years to eXtol ma
tionaliSm" and to applaud the
agitators for independence"
in colonial areas. In fact,
"colonialism" has been down.
graded as being almost as bad
as, if not worse than, i'm
perialism." But the realistic
truth is that what has been
praised as a movement to-
ward determination or
self-government is turning
out in many countries to be
a new form of autocracy
and tyrannical dictatorship.
For there is no freedom
for the individual in several
of the newly created states
in Southeast Asia and Africa.
Nearly every week news dis
patches tell of more 'news-
papers suppressed, and of in
dividuals who oppose the ex-
isting regime being put in
Jail or forced into exile.
Whether in Ceylon or India
or the new republics" in the
Congo or Laos or Cuba, the
first thing a so-called reform
regime does is to take away
freedom of the press or free
dom of speech. Some of the
leaders are braZen about
their disregard of democratic
institutions. Thus. President
Sukarno of Indonesia, ac-
cording to dispatches this
week, has moved closer to
absolute power in Indonesia."
He recently dismissed the
elected legislature and now
has appointed a rubber
stamp parliament. He says
to them:
Democracy has not failed
in Indonesia, but by con-
tinuing our revolution we
have brought about the fail
ure of liberal democracy. Z.
We do not want faSciSm.
That is why we brought lib
eralization to an end and re-
placed it with mutual-help
democracy"
Words like democracy"
and liberalism" have be-
come meaningless in the par
lance of the new group of
dictators. There is only one
word that should count, and
that's "freedom'-which, of
course, is promptly sup
pressed. Whether in Com
Evening star., 1960-08-17
RALPH McGILL

At the Republican Conven-
ton the dominant new note
was youth-young Republi-
cans.
This stirred memory of an
experience and a converSa-
ton with Richard M. Nixon
during the 1856 campaign.
This was when President
Eisenhower was still under
medical restraint. The Vice
President was carrying the
burden.
The experience was this:
In the always hurried rush
by automobile caravan from
airport to city, the way led
always past a school or so.
At each. of course, the chill
dren were dismissed to see
the. Vice President of the
United States go by.
If the school were an
elementary one, the Nixon
car slowed and there were
smiles and waves. But if it
were a high school or COL
lege, then the Nixon car was
braked to a stop while all
cars behind frantically were
given the emergency brake
treatment to avoid a pile-up.
The Vice President would
spring from his car, walk to
the group, shake many Of the
hands, exchange greetings,
ask a question or so. and
make himself most agree
able. They liked him.
He knew that juniors and
seniors in the high school
classes would be voting by
1860. And he was we'll aware
that college student bodies
were then largely Of voting
age and would all be so in
1860.
In a conversation, I learned
Evening star., 1960-08-17
Vice President Held Reversing Failure
Of G. O. p. to Include Younq People

one of his firm opinions was
that a great flaw in the direc-
ton Of the Republican Party
in the by-gone years had been
a failure to include young
men and women in it's pro-
grams.
This failure by the Old
Guard mentality was, he be-
lieved, one reason why the
number Of registered Demo-
Gratis outnumber the Repub-
licans. There had been no
persistent G. o. P. plan to
interest, recruit and use the
young men and women Of the
Nation.
1t has been the Nixon in
f1uence in the national COM
mittee since 1856 which has
sought to capitalize on the
new appeal Of the G. o. P.
He has spent at least six
years in speaking as often
as possible to colleges and to
conventions Of young persons
of voting age.
1t has paid off. Chicago
craWled with eager youth.
The fact that the Goldwater
organization had recruited
many and that they were all
strongly, If not, indeed,
stridently for the Arizona
conservative could not have
made the Nixon staff too
happy. But, at least, they
were Republicans, and every
single one of them, the staff
knew, would put a big fat x
beside the electors for Rich
ard M. Nixon.
Since the nomination, Re-
publican State organizations
with a record of apathy are
being vigorously shaken up.
Younger men are taking over.
There are plans to train
dozens of crews of young
Evening star., 1960-08-17

munist Russia or Communist
Cuba. the claim is always
made that democracy" pre-
walls. But there is no such
thing as free electionS-the
true test of democracy. AS
for the newspapers, they are
almost entirely under the
thumb of the ruling dictator
ship.
In Ceylon. for instance, the
new autocracy has taken over
virtually all the newspapers.
One of the first things done,
moreover, by the new Congo
republic, formerly the Bel
gian Congo, was to expel the
French and Belgian news
agencies. The international
Press Institute in Zurich,
Switzerland, has just sent a
message of protest to the
Congo minister of informa-
ton. Its full text follows:
THE International Press
Institute expresses its deep
concern at the threats ut
tered by the minister of in
formation of the Congo
against local newspapers
which have dared to criticize
the government and against
foreign correspondents.
With regard to the local
press, these threats have
found expression in searches
at the headquarters of indig-
enous newspapers and in the
arrest of the chief editor of
one of them.
With regard to the foreign
press, these threats have
found expression in the clos
ing of the Offices Of the
Agence France Presse and of
the Belga Agency in the
Congo. The institute deplores
these threats and measures
which, together. constitute a
grave threat to freedom of
information"
But none of these protests
seems to make much Of an
impression, even in the United
States. For the Senate For
eign Relations Committee has
just approved an aid fund of
$l00 million for the new
congo government. Why
shouldn't the Congolese think
that suppression of the news
papers can be carried on with
impunity, since the Congress
Evening star., 1960-08-17

Let you how to inivdualize your home to suit
your taste yet stay within your budget Choose from our
wide and wonderful selection of packaged homes pans
then make the changes and notifications you want we
site within 100 miles.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
RIVERDAT,E

For the busiest family in
town, this charming older
ll2-story home is ideally To-
Gated on busline and Just q
few minutes from the Univ.
Of Md; front porch. huge
liy. rm. v/flrepl., big mod.
kit, 5 bedrms., dressing
rn1, ? full baths, wooded
corner lot. A cool, comfort
able setting. Ask US for
details.
Evening star., 1960-07-18

nchanting brick 3-bedroom
rambler Just q few blocks up
from Georgia and ColeSville: /:
center hall, 3 baths, rec room;
quality throughout. S33,950.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
CHEVFRLY

Owner will consider any offer or
this 3-bedrm. Colonial in beautiful
Cheverly: rec. rm., garage, nict
tree-shaded lot. CAN GRAHAM co
JU. 5-60l0.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA-For the thrifty buyer
A semidetached stucco; liv. room
with reception hall, kit. dining
alcove, . bedrms. and bath, new
furnace, gas h.-wh., refgr. and
stove. Only $4,000 FLA or con-
ventional. HARTMAN REALTY
INC. Realtors. LU. 4-3400, ewes,
CH. S-4S7S.
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co
REALTORS

REALTORS WA. 7-45oo
CHEVERLY AREA - 3-bedrm., Q.
bath bi-level home with large
family rm., built-in garage; An.
chor-fenced yard: lovely kit. with
de luxe features. Property only .
yrs. old; many extras such as
furnishings, air cond., lawn furn
etc. Owner leaving area, has
priced for quick SAFE AZ S1S,95O
With only S2,5O0 down. Call til
9 pm. WA, $4,000. ROBERT S
DAVIS A. CO, INC
Evening star., 1960-07-18

anne it; this big rambler has 1T
3 spacious bedrms.. rec. rm. and
PROBABLY the largest lot in Rock
vile, $50 IT, deep, which is in
cluded in the low, low price OF
$4,000.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
HOUSES FoR sAiE-Mb.

WooDsIDE-1 blk. to shops ane
transp.; 7-rm., 1ia-bath, brk
Cape Cod, bsmt., gas h.-w.h.; va.
cant. Owner will redee. FHA ap.
proved: S21 ESQ.
BEERS BROS, JU. 5-76l0
2-BATH RAMBLER; &Is,s5O =
Very large stueeo rambler neal
Sligo Park with 8 large bedrooms
dining ell, partial basement
wooded lot, near schools, garage
.H;S .HINcaS aStee. :. elose;ip. A :; KEs'
Dive '4fiesC sHRD sHRDl
22-ACRE FARMETTE
Mostly wooded with brook; nea
5-rm. house, stable, etc. Onl!
sUBURsAN PRoPERT1Es MoT.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
RIVERDALE

II you want a low-priced
home with low On. payment
we have Just that. This clean
bungalow has mod kit. pan
eled den, . bedrmS., full
bsmt, hot-water heat, front
porch: small, but in excel.
cond. Full price, Sl0,500;
$500 dn., monthly payment
Ssl. Call to see.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

THE WEsTCHEsTER-Lge. liv. rm.
din. rm., l bedrm. and bath. New
mod. kit. with dishwasher. Paneleo
cabinets. dishw., stove and refgr
ioc. Cail MR.. RAILS. Wo. 6-770O
THE WESTCHESTER, spacious 2.
bedrm. cor. apt, overlooking lovely
grounds OWNER, EN-. 3-92gO.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
RURCH

REALTY &C. TO. p-b992
til a PM
SILVER SPRING-PYivacy is yours
on this beautiful lot surrounded
BY trees. 3 bedrmS, huge kit. and
fnished rec rm.: Sl6,500 and
OK'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUSKIN & co 10 h-20O5
Evening star., 1960-07-18
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY MUST sELL-In-
speet at your convenience; vacant
redecorated Maryland Colonial. on
tree-Studded lot, in the Chevy
Chase" Of Prince Georges County!
Three bedrms., liv. rm., fireplace
separate dining rm., large equip
KIT. walk-out hsmt; and screened
$500 down, balance one trust; i'm.
mediate possession to qualified
buyer.
Chance for YoUr"
Evening star., 1960-07-18
CHEVERIY

Brand-new 4-bedrm.. center.
hall Colonial, scr. porch,
sep. din. rm., birch cabinets,
mod. kit, Ia baths, plus
other attractive features. An
area Of better homes. Price
S23,750. Terms arranged.
Evening star., 1960-07-18
REAL ESTATE SALE or EXcH

S6-M EQUITY in S13-M 3-bedrm.
lla-bsth, ! 9-yr.-old home: 4iaes
GI; best nelghbors; Opa Locka,
n. W. Miami. Fla, and/or S13-M
Sc mortgage on shopping center,
N. Car; for or on quality home
n. Va: income or capital gain real
pronerty md preference, Box
Evening star., 1960-07-18
HYATTSVILLE

We can Tip you of" now
that there is a lovely -
bedrm. BUNGALOW on goth st.
ready for occupancy. Nestled
snugly on level, fenced lot.
It's clean as a pin. Sep din.
rn1., mod. kit, auto. washer,
new furnace and hot-water
heater; conv., comfortable
location. Only S11,750i $500
On, FHA,
Evening star., 1960-07-18

CONTINUED on Next PaseD
Evening star., 1960-07-18
SEE

is hard to find. 3-bedroom brick
rambler on large Handicapped lot
Clean as pin, unusual rec. room
and workshop in full basement
Walk to school and transportation.
FHA approved, S15,250. Only
$500 down and S9l per mo. Why
delay? Buy today!
Evening star., 1960-07-18
CHEVY CHASE

lassic in design. this custom
brick rambler is situated on a
fruit-tree laden lot near Mrs,
ks Toll House. 3 really large
bedrooms, paneled family room,
separate dining room and a
517So loan to assume. S24,5o0,
bviously, we're proud Of this
New England Cape Cod farm
cite OF 10 rolling acres. Ride
horses, raise chickens; every
thing Is all there for you. A
true country estate and yet not
too far out. S52,50o.
Evening star., 1960-04-27
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Evening star., 1960-04-27
TODAYS RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:15, WMAL-The Felix Grant
Show. Albums by Chris Con-
nor, The Modern Jazz Quar-
tet and Ray Charles will be
featured.
$500, WOL-BasebaIl. Balti-
more Orioles VS.. the Boston
Red Sox.
SOC, WWDC-Pan American
Rahapsody. Music and news
from South of the Border.
9:15, WWDC-The Work of
the Metropolitan Boys Club
will be discussed. Partici-
pating will be members of
the District Police Force
and members of the Wash
ington Criminal Justice AS
sociation.
9:45, WWDC - Steve Allison
Show. Senator Humphrey,
Democrat of Minnesota, is
interviewed at IL O'Clock by
Don Maclean of the Wash
ington Daily News, Jack An
derson of Parade Magazine
and Ronald May of the
Madison CWis.) Times.
11:00, WMAL - The Music
Room. Selections by Glenn
Miller's Orchestra will be
featured.
, 1960-12-10
Speech Delivered by
.Bough to be
Published in Avis

~ EFE
The speech delivered By
Attorney James Bough at
the luncheon meeting Of the
st, Croix Rotary Club at
Richmond House on Thurs
day afternoon, will be pub
lished in other issues of the
Avis beginning on Monday.
Because Of the impor-
lance Of the information
contained in the address,
which includes Mr.. Bough's
nine years experience as
head of the Caribbean Di-
vision OF the United Ma
tons, the full text will be
published.
, 1960-12-10
Governor Advisory
Comm. on Touris1n.
to Meet

The Governors Commit
tee on Tourism and Trade
will hold a general meeting
in Government House at
Christiansted on Tuesday,
December 10th beginning
at 10 am. This will be a
meeting Of the full commit
tee which includes mem
bers from st. Thomas
headed by its chairman,
Luis Shulterbrandt. Ralph
Paiewonsky, General Chair
man will preside. Mrs.
Rachael Armstrong is Gen
eral Secretary.
Those from st. Thomas
will include Mrs. Gertrude
Dudley, secretary, Walter
Phillips, . h n Russell,
go 90 y&r
Auguste Rimpel, James
Wesselhoft a n d Ronald
Morissette. Canute "A Brod-
hurst is chairman of the st.
Croix Committee, Mrs. Ru-
pert Abramson is secretary.
Continued on page AZ
, 1960-12-10
Schooner "Endeuvor'
Runs Aground in
Hurbor But isRefloutd

T h e British schooner
tEndeavor" with a cargo
Of gasoline ran aground in
the Christiansted harbor
this morning, opposite the
Crawl, when she
came in too close to the
It took the crew several
hours to get the vessel back
into deep water.
, 1960-12-10

a showdown and perhaps
prevented a full scale strike
or lockout. Under the com
promise, the dismissed
employees will stay on the
job, and work with two
other employees hir e d
through the union pending
a formal hearing before Mr..
Penn on Thursday.
The union is paying the
salaries of the workers
during the period of the
work stoppage.
, 1960-12-10
Roger N. Baldwin.
Civil Liberties Head.
Get Rights Awurd

Roger N. Baldwin, who
has been director of the
American Civil Liberties
Union for the past thirty
years, was given the 1860
award Of the New York
chapter Of the League for
Industrial Democracy on
Thursday night for distin-
guished service to democra-
'cy and human rights, at a
meeting held at the New
York Community Church.
Mr.. Baldwin spoke 0 n
Prospects for Democracy
Here and Abroad
Among those who paid
tribute to him were the
Rev. John Haynes Holmes,
co-founder with Mr.. Bald
win of the Union. The
award was presented by
Norman Thomas, famous
Socialist leader.
, 1960-12-10
Dispute Hdlts Work
AT Coca Cola Pldnt
In ST. Thonlds

ISL $50 44AO
A dispute which erupted
on Friday, December End
in st. Thomas when three
employees Of the Antilles
Beverages Company were
dismissed resulted in a
work stoppage which lasted
until Tuesday afternoon
when a temporary settle
ment was reached between
the management and the
Virgin Islands L a b 0 r
Union.
The union filed an unfair
labor practice c h Ct
against the company. In an
infInal hearing on Mon
day, Edmund Penn, Wage
and Compensation Officer,
said that if he ruled imme-
diately On the basis of what
he had heard he would rule
that the employees be re-
stored to their jobs. The
company said it would not
start operations with the
dismissed employees, and
the union insisted that the
employees stay on the job.
For two days the plant
which produces Coca Cola,
up and other beverages,
was out Of operation.
Management threatened
to call in the police to evict
the employees, on t h e
ground that they were tres
passers, and the union re-
piled it would sue for false
arrest if such action were
taken. There were furries
of conferences involving
Police Commissioner Mon
santo, Governor Merwin,
Government Secretary
Bornn, and Asst. Attorney
General O'Dea.
The compromise averted
, 1960-12-10
Man Helps to Close
Store: Leuves Widow
Open for Re-EntrY
Jury Fdils 10 Redch
Verdict in Case Of
Peter Roberts

pied A store belonging to Mrs. A jury Of four women
End Louise Benjamin at Estate and eight men failed to
hree Coquohoun was entered reach a verdict yesterday
lies through a window which afternoon in Frederiksted
was allegedly left open by District Court in the muir
4 a Jesus Ventura, who assist der trial of Peter Cornelius
sted ed he. in closing the store. Roberts which lasted two
Ventura returned to- the days. The jurors retired
title store; surprised by Mrs. at 4:30 and returned at 7a30
Benjamin, he turned and after celebrating for three
the fled. hours.
The Police was notified The defense attorney was
Corporal Edwards arrested Almeric Christian and U.S..
flair Ventura later at Estate Attorney Leon P. Miller.
9 6 Coable with $56.35 which was prosecutor. The case
h an had been taken from the will be retired in the March
store. Term 1861. The foreman Of
- the jury was Franz Della
Schooner "Endnnvnr" mos.