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Evening star., 1960-08-15
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
$19,990

Beautiful new rambler and split
level on custom lot, Just 1 block
OF Viers Mill rd.. next to public
and parochial elementary and
high schools and bus line.
2 or 4 bedrooms. larse recreation,
vood-paneled activity center next
to beamed-ceiling kitchen. 2 full
baths, full basement: terms can
csl eSiinses VII sesoso sgii ol NE. Eols ls4s1s for
appointment.
I. L. LEWIS ASSOC.
KEMP MILL, immediate occupancy!
mo. OLD Bali model split Prize:
.M Winning n;,Ss SesiEp! Leyel lot, sHR sEe.ilsnt
open SO. 10. B-4s77. - oANN'
LARGE CT LOAN
HILLS 4-bedrm. q
OF rec, rm), 2-bath brk. ram.
bier. fenced yard loaded with
shrubs, backs UP to park. and
school bus at corner; sl00 pei
SUBURBAN PRoPERTIEs MoT.
MONTGOMERY HILLS
Charming white brk. Cape Cod in
desirable settled area, offers liv.
rm. with hrepl.. sep. din. rrn q,
kit. with table space, Ia baths,
rec. rm. and screened porch. Call
for Apt. to inspect. LQ. 5-2S6O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
NEW WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL
4 bedrms., pa baths, 2-car ga
rage. located in the .Olney area.
Fabulous kit. ready for occupan-
cy. LO. 5000.
HUGH I PECK, i1246 Georgia Ave
Trade-Call for Free Appraisal
PAINT BRANCH FARMs"-Roomy
brick split-level. fully air cond.. F."
3 bedrms.. pa baths, de luxe rec.
rm., carport and covered patio.
Assume large 4lafc loan payments.
S2S.q5O.
THOMPSON CO, JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-08-15
UNIVERSITY REALTY

CARROLLTON - 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; reasonable down pay
ment, assume VA loan. SIP 3-02el,
CONTINUED on Next PaEe)
Evening star., 1960-08-15
BETH.-CHEVY CHASE,

BETH CHEVY CHASE
BETHESDA tnr. wildwood Air.
eond. brick rambler. 3 bedrms.,
baths, family rm. 2Oxl6; fenced
lot; newly dec. S23.950.
PARKwooD-Brick Colonial. fam.
ily I'm. or bedrm., bath on 1st q .,
3 bedrms. on End, playroom on
3rd; dishvasher. etc. In kit.
iull DIN; rm., rec. rm., porch;
upper 20s.
CHEVY CHAsE-Sl 900 dn., nice
Cape Cod. close to Wis. ave. and
Bradley lane, 3 bedrms., new kit,
new bath. all redec.. porch, many
trees full bsmt. $17,960.
CHEVY CHASE (between the clubs)
Big brick Colonial, built 1913:
powder rm., nne kit, 3 bedrms ,
. baths, 3rd hath in bsmt., porch.
garage. $4,000.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF ND. INC. OIL. 6-7so0 TIL
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HOUSES FOR SALE NE.

ACKER ST. N.E.-6-rm. brk. house
newly decorated, low down pay.
ment. mo. payments less thar
rent. Call Elk. -3-69S7, DU, E.
0426. ia. a-1Ol3.
ADDISON RD.-Detached 2-bedrm
home. Priced $3.50, pay SIS mo
OIL heat; bsmt. Priced less thar
G1 appraisal. Small down pay.
ment; Quiet country-style living
ST. 3-3651.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO
RIGGS PARK - Knotty-pine rec
rnn. outstanding feature OF this
tile 'iy Kitchen, hence ) b.Srms. ins nHn' b.ths M
Completely air conditioned. Lge
fenced ward. On. payment.
Murray Levine ia. 9-3144
SALE OR IRADE-3 baths,
kitchens. Will trade for store Of
ana aftmAnt hNifaA III A.A2AA
Evening star., 1960-08-15
POTOMAC


Sensational-Brand-new 4-bedrm
New Orleans Colonial on quiet cul
de-sAc. Large living room, dininl
room, built-in kitchen, breakfast
nook. Utility room, den or 5th bed
With BRASS s fSxtures; s All ali 'ei, on 0f:i Isl
floor. 4 bedrms. with 24-ft. master
and . baths up. Recreation room
with fireplace plus many quality
features, throughout. Beautiful
level 1a-scre lot, Call now fol
appt. to see. Priced under $780,
F. W. Berens Sales, Inc
HA. 7-4500
Areas Largest Realtor
ROCK CREEK HILLS AREA-Brici
rambler, wooded setting. bed
rms. fireplace, screened porch
wall-to-wall carpeting. Immacu
late cond. S22,950.
ANDR1s REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 til
ROCKCREST = 3-bedrm. ramble
with carport; level lot. Make al
offer: move in with deposit. Clos,
to schools. LO. $4,000.
HUGH 7 PECK: 11s46 Georgia Ave
L1o1 WITH OS rOh RE5OLl5
ROCKVILLE, HARD TO BEAT AT
THE PRICE-Lge. bedrms., sep
din. rm., flrepl,, full bsmt. cor
fenced lot. Priced S14,950. HUGH
4. PECK. GA. 4-6515.
ROCKVILLE-Assume lse. GI loaI
on lovely 4-bedrm. Cape Cod: full
bsmt., fenced lot; 30-day posses
sion. 10. 5-e990.
HUGH T. PECK. 1246 Georgia Ave
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ROCKVILLE, 1907 de Beck DR.
Brick home with bedrm. ant
bath on 1st floor, 2 bedrms. ,anc
bath on end floor: fireplace
ssD4,i,, ssmt farassk 4oS nice 9nS 51TS' isdt EHt
sess5s, soEn; Fo' s-6lsO or sol' Dl
ROCKVILLE, SHARP AS A TACE
Desirable rambler, .step-sayini
kt scbnns sto ,nS cor ;,6sDes dsnGeS ls cGs'
HUGH +. PECK. Ga. f-e57S. ~
SILVER SPRING-clean 4-bedrm
brk. Cape Cod; liv. rm.. sep. din;
fenced Fm fu o, 0'%1 cont; nssy Ceayos snFgSPs: sIs
$50, $500 down, FHA. r. W
BERENS SALES, INC. Ju, 7-7700
til q.
"AREA,s LARGEST REALTORS
SILVER sPRING-oWNER SALE
MONTGOMERY KNOLLS. Brick
Colonial; 3 bedrms., ga baths, q
bedrm. and full bath on lst A.
kit w/eating space. rec. rrn.. scr
porch, encl. shaded I'd, patio. rock
garden, built-in garage: nr, elem
and jr. high: comm. pool; S20.500;
sreas. terms, no agents. HE 9-4037
SILVER SPRiNG-Brick rambler
3 bedrms., porch. I'm. bsmt., :
blkk. from school. HE. 4.l30S
Evening star., 1960-08-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

slLHEk SPRING - Immaculate
split-level home on s4-acre lot;
loc. In springbrook Manor; homo
contains bedrms., IA baths,
yen-eauip. kit, sep: din. rm. and
dren and entertaining. CAL JU,
5-4222: ewes. JU. $500, Law
RENEE v. LUTES co
Evening star., 1960-08-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Howard County

Only 2 left! New 3-bedrm. ram.
blers on h-acre lots: liv. rm. with
hrepls.. lge. din. el. 8 bedrms., lott
Of storage space; full bsmt. with
glass sliding doors to patio. car.
port. Sl6,760. Excel. financing
Drive out and see. DIR: From
White Oak shopping center, out
new Rt, 20 APPROX. = miles "a
SesgHsville blinker light, then
H q H DEVELOPMENT co.
EV. 4-9blb 10. 6-4414
Evening star., 1960-08-15
ARCHITECTURAL MAsTERPIECE,

BRICK RAMBLER, immae. liv. rin.
with firepl.; din, rm., huge kit. 3
bedrms, expandable attic, Ia
baths, bsmt.;. fenced; quiet dead
near schools. shops. transp., etc.
Priced to sell.
Evening star., 1960-08-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,

HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1960-08-15
BETHESDA
CHEVY CHASE HOMES

SA@- - - ava A3i
$ls,90O-Immaculate brick
Cape Cod: 1iv. rm wlhrepl.,
sep. din. rm., nice kit. with
brkfst. area, 2 bedrms., and
bath, stairs to expandable
2nd nr.; full bsmt. with
finished rec. rm., fenced
yards.
$4,000 Newly decor. 3.
bedrm.. 1ia-bath brick ram.
bier; sep. din. area, mod,
kit, full bsmt. with paneled
rec; rm.. earport, patio.
$l3.o00, 4hes trust avail.
able.
S22 500-Unusually gracious
home, beautifully decor.
throughout. 3-beorm. brick
Colonial; sep. din, rm., nice
kit. full bsmt. with "a bath,
screened porch.
S24,a50-An excellent buy.
Immaculate 3-bedrm, brick
Colonial: conv. NH: formal
powder rm. on Ist fioor: fuii
osnt,' scr. porch, patio,
garage.
S32,a50 - Immaculate 4
bedrm.. 3-bath brick split
level; center entr.. liv. rm.
Wfhrepl., huge elec. kit,
rec. rm. above Ground level
wfhrepl, :, rear patio v/fire-
place; deep, wooded yard.
S34. 4.50O-Owner must sell.
make offer. Extremely WELL
built Enslish Colonial near
Westmoreland Circle. Wide
center hail. formal din. rni.,
mod. kit, powder rin on LIST
mr.; 3 bedrms. Chuee master
bedrmO, . baths: paneled
rec. rm. " ihrepl., maids rm,
and bath, garage.
AI500 - Kenwood area,
New, authentic Early Amer
ic4p Colonial; center hall,
formal din. rm., Island kit.
with brkfst. area, paneled
study and powder rm. on
LIST hr., 4 twin-siZed bed
rms, 2 baths; rec. rm. with
nrepl. and full haths Ia
Dsmt.; gear garage.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Yards
And
Gardens

Continued From Page B-1
has an important bearing on
the specific value of your
property itself, and on the
general neighborhood value
and quality within which
your house must be judged.
When you have decided
upon a pleasant and inof-
fensive exterior treatment,
you can then begin to con-
slider the inside plan.
A garden to have touches
of green all year round will
need evergreen paintings. If
you forswear flowers-and
still want some color-tile,
sculpture or paint in the
proper places may supply the
right note. Versatile flowers
in pots-such as the time
honored geranium-can be a
good compromise.
If you're not going to be
satisfied with only a summer
garden, plan it so that it will
be pleasant even in winter
time.
You won't be able to use it
for entertaining then. But to
true believers the use you get
from a garden isn't its most
important function at all.
For a garden, they contend,
can be a symbol Of the beau
ty, balance and order that
abound in nature but which
men must strive for-and
that as such a symbol of the
abound in Nature but which
best.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Pool Group Lists 2o4 Members

The Wheaton Haven Com
munity Pool Association to-
day reported that "a families
have joined the membership
over the winter months,
bringing the total to 294
families. ..
The association opened its
community pool in the
Wheaton Forest area last
June. The four-acre recrea-
ton area has a wooded site,
a bathhouse and two pools,
one that is Z-shaped which
has maximum dimensions
of 80. by 72 feet; and the
other a children's pool
having dimensions of 40 by
Is feet. The pools are
owned comparatively by the
Evening star., 1960-04-16

products, new materials and
new techniques developed
through research.
Edward r. Carr, Washing
ton area builder and past
president Of the NAHB, pro-
posed that conferences be
held in every community to
highlight the Importance of
building code reform. He
emphasized that protective
codes to assure structural
safety ARE fine things but
when they over-protect and
prohibit the use of new
materials, they defeat their
own purposes.
j. S. Norman, jr., of Hous-
ton. Tex, chairman of
NAHB's Building Codes s
Committee, told the con-
ference that model building
codes have been in existence
for many years but a con-
certed drive by all segmentS
Of the home building indus
try will be needed to win
their general recognition.
Evening star., 1960-04-16

More than 300 children
and adults received free
swimming lessons during the
1859 season.
The pool is located at
Horde street and Albert
drive, between University
boulevard north and Geor-
gia avenue in Montgomery
County. Officers of the as
sociation include Bernard
Katz, president; Anthony
DeSimone, vice president;
Albert Friedland, treasurer,
and John Adams, secretary.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
PorIey Hears Codes
Need OverhouIina

The home-building indus
try will be unable to meet
the needs of a growing popu-
lation in the decade ahead
unless the battle is won to
revise and make compatible"
outdated and conflicting
building codes.
This warning was issued by
Martin L. Bartling. ir.. presi-'
dent of the National Associa-
ton of Home Builders, dur
ing an industry conference
on codes this week in the
National Housing Center. In
addition to NAHB, the con-
ference was sponsored by the
American Institute of Archi-
tects and the National Soci-
ETY. of Professional Engineers.
In a keynote appeal for
united action to remove code
barriers to better housing,
Mr.. Bartling said that revi-
sion of building codes will
open the way for use of new
Evening star., 1960-04-16

members. and are operated
by a board Of members on a
nonprof1t basis.
Mrs. Ann King, chairman
of the Membership Commit
tee, said today that recently
the association has organized
a drive to complete the full
membership. Besides the "a
additional members signed
up since the close of the pool
last fall, 54 families will be
eligible before the member
ship reaches its maximum of
$50, she said.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
CHEVY CHASE. ID. c.
4zo5 MILITARY RD. NV,

Low down payment, excellent fi-
noncins. Most outstanding volvs
todoy. lmmoevlote 4-bedroom res
idenee with powder room and mod
ern kitchen on level tree shodsd
grounds. Ds'oehed saruas. Nsor
Western Ave. shopping, fines,
schools. church and Transportation.
S24. 500. Evenings. EN-. 5-oe46.
To Reach: Out Wise. Are. to Mill
tury Rd, RIGHT TO open sign Or,
out Reno Rd. or Conn. Are. TO
Military Rd. and left to open
sign.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
BARNABY WOODS

St&t SpGNrSb66 a. M W .
Chormins Custom -bvolt brick Co.
loniol odiossnt 10 ond overlooking
Rock Creek Park. csntrolly cir con-
ditioned. Center holl snirencs, Iiv-
ing room, seporots dining room,
modern kitchen, den and powder on
first floor. 3 bedrooms, 2 b1ihs up.
Recreation room with bor, poiio,
soroee. SIS, 500. Mrs. Wolf, OIL.
4-52e5.
To Reach: Out Conn. Aue. to
Chew Chase Circle, right on
Western to AbeTjoyle, and right
to open sign.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
5s26 ssth ST. NV.

u DIuCN WtSI OF CONN, NVe.I
Completely redseorotsd detached
home on level lot with new modern
kitchen. powder room, large LIVING
room. Seporo's dining room end
porch. on first level. , bedrooms
and modern both, up. Detoehed
gorese. Only $2l.25o with cosy
finaneins.
To Reach: Out Conn. Are. To
5sth ST., RIGHT to open sign.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
AMERICAN U. PARA
44os BURLINGTON PLACE

Immaculate brick Colonial with
huge living room, mirroTsd fire
place. screened reor porch, ssporote
dining room, kitchen with breokfost
nook. ; bedrooms. 2 baths Up;
finished reersoiion room with Dor;
detached sorogs; level fenced gor-
den, eorpets. drupsriss, etc. Upper
2os with cosy finoneins.
To Reach: Out Mass. Are. to
18th ST.. right to Burlington Pl,
right ito open sign.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
1897 GARRISON ST. NV.

Chorm ond convenience, prize win
ming roses, end we'll kept fenced
sorden. This detached brick Co
Ieniol with den, modern kitchen,
powder room. in absolutely i'm
moeulefs condition. ; bedrooms. 2
boihs, vp. finished rsereotion roem,
Close 10 schools ond fronsporsu.
iion. Upper 2os.
To Reach Out Wise. Are. 10
Garrison ST and righf 10 omen
sion. Or, out Reno Rd. to Car
rison and LETT TO open sion.
ALL OPEN SUNDAY
1 TO 3 PM.
LEGUM e. GERBER
sslS Conn. Ave. EM. 5000
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-02

From quick-action
start to relaxed finish,
mOwing's a merry
experience with a
MOtO-Mower Roto-
Ride. There's no
rope-tugging to start
a few twists of
the Impulse Starter
handle and you're
ready to take off and
NOW. A muscular
~ HIP, cast iron
4-cycle engine and
M o tom o W err 8
Powerful automo-
tive-type transmits
sion do the work.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
FBI Holds Man
Sought in Killing
OF His Fiuneee

A man accused Of Staying his
fiance in Indianapolis, Ind, two
weeks before they were to have
been married was arrested here
yesterday by FBI agents.
Robert E. Lyles, 81. Of the
first block OF Randolph place
NV. was seized by FBI men,
who saw his car In the 1900
block Of Buchanan street NV.
and forced 1t to Ohe curb.
Lyles was indicted on a mur-
der charge in Indianapolis. He
is accused of fatally shooting
Evelyn Barnett. %. in his ga
rage in indianapolis in Feb
ruary. 1858.
The suspect, who is known
Is a stock speculator and money
lender according to the FBI,
was traced to Washington
through persons who identified
his picture. A searcn of his
room disclosed a Winchester
rifle hidden under the bed
springs, FBI men said.
Lyles was arraigned this
morning before United States
Commissioner James F. Splain
on the charge of unlawful fight
| to avoid prosecution.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
Democrats Elect
Memphis Negro

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 5
tAP).-Jesse H. Tarner, Negro
bank official, was elected a
member of the county Demo-
cratic. Committee yesterday. He
is the first Negro to win such
Office here since Reconstruction
days.
With only one precinct still
out, Mr.. Turner held a lead of
almost 1000 votes over his
nearest opponent. His two OPP
ponents are white. The race
was decided by votes from the
city and county as a whole.
The 31-member committee is
the governing body Of the party
in Shelby County. Negroes have
been elected to the Republican
Executive Committee but never
before has a Negro won a DEM
ocratic election here.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
1-Doy Miss USA
jailed on Churoe
Of Beating Son

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 5 (AP)
years ago Leona Gage
OF Glen Burnie, Md, became
the Miss Universe pageant's
Miss U. S. A.-for exactly "a
hours.
Then it was discovered that
she was married and the mother
Of two sons. The honors were
stripped from her. But the
publicity fingered on.
1t caught up with her yester-
day-when newsmen learned
that the Mrs. Leona Coyasevich
arrested on a charge of beating
her son, David Ennis, 4. was
the beauty of the 1857 head
lines.
In court the charge was re-
duced to a misdemeanor count
and she was rebooked. At the
city Jail she told newsmen her
story:
After her Miss Universe fiasco
she went to Las Vegas, New;
got showgirl job on the basis
Of her publicity. divorced her
husband, Air Force Sergt. Gene
Ennis. and married Dancer
Nicholas Covacevich. They now
live in Hollywood, where Mr.
Covacevich teaches dancing.
She said she strapped David
Evening star., 1960-08-05
BY the Associated Press

Fifteen years ago tonight an
explosion destroyed a city, sig-
nailed the end Of a global war
and spawned a lethal fear that
still clouds the future of man.
kind.
In the new japanese city Of
Hiroshima people of all faiths
will pause for a minute of
silent prayer at 8:l5 pm. EDIT
tonight - Saturday morning
August 6, japanese time-in
memory Of some 10000 who
were killed outright and many
others who were injured in the
explosion Of the tirst atomic
bomb.
Elsewhere in the world the
anniversary may pass virtually
unnoticed. But 1t will be re-
membered by the 10 surviving
American servicemen on board
the B-29 Enola Gay.
They delivered the payoff o1
a World War II program that
cost the United States 81 bill
lion. Since then, many times
that amount has been spent ir
Evening star., 1960-08-05
japan Recalls Day IS Years Ago
When A-Bomb DESTROYED q City

making vastly more lethal nu-
clear weapons or in seeking to
devise means to counteract
them.
Only three men aboard the
bomber that ushered in the
military atomic age are still on
active duty. The pilot, now
Brig. Gen. Paul w. Tibbets, jr.,
commands the Strategic Air
Commands 9Th air division at
MacDill Air Force Base in
Florida.
The B-29's bombardier, 1t.
Col. Thomas w. Ferebee, Is
squadron electronics mainte-
nance ofiicer at MacDill. The
flight engineer. M/Sergt. Wyatt
E. Duzenbury. is stationed at
Barksdale Air Force Base,
Shreveport. La.
Navy Capt. w. S. Parsons,
who directed the arming OF
the bomb while the B-29 was in
fight between the island OF
Tinian and Japan, has since
died. He was an admiral at
the time of his death.
OF the crew members who
Evening star., 1960-08-05
High-Speed Rescues
To Be Tested by Navy

SOUTH WEYMOUTH, Mass,
Aug. S (AP).-Navy experts
took off today on a To-day test
of a new rescue system that
would allow a man to be picked
up from the ground by a plane
speeding at $50 miles an hour.
A P-2-V Neptune patrol
bomber specially equipped for
such work and carrying the ci-
william scientist who designed
the equipment few to Point
Barrow, Alaska, for tests in the
Arctic.
Designed by Inventor Robert
E. Fulton, jr., Of Newtown,
Conn, the system involves float
ing a nylon line into the air on
a balloon.
A specially equipped plane
flies into the line, catching it
in a special V-shaped rack.
When the line is snagged in
the rack. a special catch makes
number of turns to secure
it and the object or person
on the ground is hoisted into
the air by a special harness.
Several MiShapS
The system has worked out
satisfactorily in tests here but
not without mishap. At one
Evening star., 1960-08-05

have since left military service,
one works with a candy manu-
facturer, three are statesmen.
one is a craftsman. one works
with a scientific instruments
manufacturer and another is
in the electronics industry.
Three days after the de-
struction of Hiroshima, a sec
ond atomic bomb was dropped
on the port city Of Nagasaki.
Since that day many atomic
weapons of far more awesome
power have been exploded in
tests. The only known casual
ties Of the test blasts were some
animals placed within range
for scientific experimentation
purposes.
Fifteen years ago the United
States was the sole member of
the atomic club. The Soviet
Union years ago became a ma
jor member. Great Britain
has test exploded several nu-
clear weapons and France has
completed the first round of its
atomic testing program.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
KENNEDY TO BUY
CAMPAIGN SUITS
FROM LONDONER

LONDON (AP).-A May
fair tailoring firm said
today it has sent patterns
to Senator Kennedy so the
Democratic presidential
candidate can pick his suits
for the fall election cam
paigning.
I'VE don't know how
many he will order" said
Master Tailor John King
Wilson.
Some years he has half
a dozen. other years just
two. He has rather a large
wardrobe"
Senator Kennedy first
bought his suits here when
his father was the United
States Ambassador in Lon
don. And the habit stuck.
Tailor Wilson described
the presidential nominee as
a "gentlemanly dresser.
mot at all loud" he
said. His clothes are
fairly loose fitting, but
always neat.
He usually chooses a
blue or a gray-and those
are the patterns we have
sent"
Evening star., 1960-08-05

point, the line became en-
tangled in the aircraft propel-
lers. The event was not un-
expected. however, and there
was no damage.
Mr.. Fulton designed the
equipment, the Navy said, with
Arctic service in mind. 1t could,
however. be used anywhere.
Capt. Edward A. Rogers said
there has been little evidence
Of dangerous turbulence for the
man or object at the end of
the pickup line in tests so far,
The work was spurred by the
stranding Of a number of Air
Force scientists on an Arctic
ice island last year when the
ice began to break. Planes
could not fly in to get the men
and equipment and helicopter
operations were ruled out.
Arctic Tests Planned
The P2V will operate out of
Point Barrow. Alaska. and con-
duct pickups in the Arctic
Ocean.
Aboard the aircraft were
Capt. Rogers of Milton, COM
manding officer of the NavaI
air development unit here; Mr.
Fulton and an assistant, Project
Co-ordinator Comdr. Daniel
Balish of bingham and the
assistant pilot, 1t. u. g. Lloyc
r. Varney of Burlington al
well as six enlisted men.
The P2V is the Navy's CHIEF
airborne anti-submarine paHo,
plane. 1t is equipped with two
reciprocating engines and two
jets.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

maintains in New York. Sem
ator Kennedy presumably seeks
from Mr.. Won Eckhart some
first-hand information about
the free worlds problems in
West Germany and West Ber-
lin. However, he announced
merely that he had invited the
German dignitary.
Represents Adenauer
Mr.. Won Eckhart is in the
United States as the personal
representative Of West Ger
many'S Chancellor Adenauer.
Senator Kennedy planned to
wind up his one-day New York
visit by calling on a long time
friend, Abe Feinberg, whose in
f1uence is well known to New
York Democrats. Mr.. Feinberg
board chairman Of the Kayser-
Roth Corp, has been active ir
Democratic fund raising ano
other party activities. Senator
Kennedy's headquarters, in re.
ply to questions, said that "thi,
is not a fund raising visit" anc
that Senator Kennedy had beer
invited by Mr.. Feinberg.