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SILVER SPRING

Mr.: FRANKLIN AND FLOWER
Cute brick rambler; 3 nice bedrms. E,
Ia baths, liv. rm. with firepl., din.
area, huge mod. kit. with table
space, full bsmt., rec. rm.. toilet.
exit; large wooded fenced lot: or
street parking; bus at corner; close
to all schools and shopping. As
sumo 474ee loan. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO., JU. 9-6440. Open
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MAJESTIC WILLIAMSBURG-sur

rounded by acres; a real country
estate: A bedrms., . full baths,
powder rm., den, scr. porch; bsmt.
with built-in garage; nominal dn
and owner will hold first trust
FREE STATE PROPERTIES, AP
7-1266.
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SLIGO PARK HILLS-Very attrac,
tive stone home consisting of liv
rm., din. rm., kit, bedrm. anc
den, and powder rm. on 1st. fir
3 bedrmS., 2 full baths on I'd fir :.
saIr, beautiful .I,, WOodsa Ss5 Let iot Priest
considered. Call HE 4-1700 I'll
9 pm. HUGH T. PECK. Realtor
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HYATTsVILLE. WEsT-MoTHER:
1N-LAWS APT. is one feature OF
this unusual brick rambler: 2. I'm
rm., rec. rm., lge. kit, bath:
immac. cond.; beautiful grounds
S15 1900. R. A. HUMPHREYS, JU,
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CoLORED-AssUME 4s6 Ist TR
Payable SS5 mo. incl. taxes. Nod
6-rm. brk., l "a baths, rec. rm. II
RIGS PIX, ne.
ia. 9-0s94 W. B. Realty RE. 7-O67e
CoLORED-$895 DOWN, S995 DIN
Mo. pymntS. like rent. Mod. g.
rm. brk., porch, 1st a. powdr. rm.
paneled rec. rm. Mr.. LaSalle
school, Riggs PIX. ne.
IA. 9-0694 W. B. Realty RE. 7-O676
COLoRED-THE VERY BEST
For the very least. Let your eyes
be the Judge" In Riggs PIX. ne.
Only for the particular family. g.
I'm. brk., 1st-h. powder rm., rec.
nm. Many other wonderful things.
"a a-nSai w q Realty RE r.nszs
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BARGAIN HUNTERS

An excellent buy, this attractive
brick home located close to z
rounded by many fiowering shrubs,
etc. Large living room, separate
dining room and bright, fully
equipped kitchen, . bedrooms. tile
bath; full basement with outside
entrance and q screened porch
Ideal for summer living. Low down
payment will handle.
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTORS
KE. $4,000 9 TIL 9
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NEAR DISTRICT LINE in Ayondall

-Delightful 3-bedroom, aii-bricE
Colonial; Ia baths, recreation
room: nice fenced corner lot, with
trees, beautiful fiowers-a show
place: wall-to-wall carpet, screened
porch. Call today for appointment
to see. Priced for quick sale, S1S,-
$50. A.. J, KESSINGER & CO.,
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ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON REALTY
23OO Wilson Blvd. ia. 10000
Multiple Listing Broker
ARL.-ALEX.- FAIRFAX

ARL.-ALEX.-FAIRFAX
Williamsburg Area
Just listed this lovely brick 3-bed-
room rambler with generous liv-
ing room and fireplace. large fully
equipped kitchen with eating
space; full basement with huge
rec. room; diversified screened
porch. Gorgeous Handicapped lot
Close to shopping and bus. Priced
under 100000 with low down
payment.
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NEW RAMBLERS-3-bedrT

NEW RAMBLERS-3-bedrms.; full
bsmt., extra lge. level lot; hard
to beat for $4,000; only $4,000
down; conventional terms. Buy
now and select choice lots. FREE
STATE PROPERTIES, AP. 1926
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~, .Izl KENW0oD VIC PARK AREA

hENWUUD PAKk ARIA
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY = New
brick split-leVel; bedrms., 3
baths, lge. liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
superbly equip kit, lge. family
room. Priced below market in
this area Of better homes. CHEVY
CHASE REALTY, EN-. 3-1S00:
ewes WO R-oS77
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SEAT PLEASANT-Only $3.50 down
and SS7 mo. for a clean semi.
brick Colonial: twin-size bedrms.
beaut. kit, storm windows anc
other extras galore. See this one
before buying.
Evening star., 1960-06-01

LEWISDALE-PractIcally new split
level brk. nome. 3 lovely bedrms., ,
Ia baths, wall-to-wall carpetine.
Trade considered. HUGH 7, PECK,
Realtor, HE. 4-1700 It'll 8. 1885
New Hamp. ave.
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IA. 4-13OO
.ROYHILI

q Sons. Realtors 1900 Lee Hwy
OPEN $3.50 A.M.-9 Pm.
Evening star., 1960-04-17

snarled trees 500 miles north
west Of Rio de Janeiro.
Work began on the new cap
ital three years ago. Mr.. Ku-
bitschek turned the first spade
full Of red clay earth. Dirt has
been fiying-along with charges
of waste and corruption-ever
since.
Radical designs are combined
with the latest in modern ar
chitecture in the erection of
government buildings. The dar-
ing architecture makes Brasilia
look like a big international fair
ground still under construction,
Evening star., 1960-04-17

were distributed to the Grip
pied Children's Division Of
District General Hospital, tc
Junior Village. and D. C. VII
lage.
The gift demonstrates prog
ress made in a program in
Haiti's Artibonite Valley, where
technicians are working to i'm
prove the small Caribbean
country's economy.
Soil in Haiti and the climate
there are favorable for vege-
tables, but heretofore very few
have been grown. The produce
is intended not only for local
consumption but for shipment
to the United States during the
winter season.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Promise by Adenouer
To Aid Israel Reported

LONDON, April Is CAP).-
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer is
reported to have given Israel a
secret pledge of a long-term
$500 million loan after West
Germany'S reparations program
ends in 1864.
This dramatic postscript to
the Nazi persecution of the
Jews was reported today by an
authoritative Israeli informant
in London.
The West German Foreign
Ministry said last month the
subject had not been discussed
But a spokesman said he could
not tell If it had been raised
when Mr.. Adenauer met Israeli
Premier David Ben-Gurion in
New York last month.
Western diplomats have been
startled by the boldness of Mr.
Adenauer's reported under
taking.
If it is approved by the West
German government, the dip
lomats considered it would cer-
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tainly cause considerable diff
culties in Bonn's relations with
the Arab nations. The Arab
countries still are technically
at war with Israel. The Cairo
press already has criticized Mr..
Adenauer for meeting with Mfr.
Ben -Gurion.
The big loan would help the
Jewish state cushion its econ
omy after 1864, when the L.
year program of West German
reparations-totaling $3.50 mil
hon-ends.
These reparations were given
in an attempt to compensate
the Jewish people for their
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Officer Honored

The late Col. Jarrett NJ
Huddleston, a native of the
District and a graduate of
George Washington University
Medical School, who was killed
in Italy during World War II
will be honored Tuesday at
Fort Sam Houston, San An
tonic. Tex. A road-at the
post where he served from 1897
to 1889, will be named "Hud-
dleston Circle"
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losses and sufferings at the
hands Of the Nazis.
Mr.. Ben-Gurion was said to
have argued Israel needs new
economic aid because 1t is sur
rounded by a hostile Arab world
that has been getting Soviet
help.
The informant said the
Chancellor showed an aware
ness of his nations obligation
to help the Jewish state, espe-
cially because of its stand
against Soviet pressure.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BroziI to Move Capitol
To New City Thursday

Folly" 1t was President JUS
celino Kubitschek who fathered
the idea of Brasilia. He hopes
thus to draw Brazilians away
from the coast to develop the
minerals and agricultural lands
of the largely neglected in
terror.
Congressman have charged
the building of Brasilia Is rid
died with graft and is costing
too much money. But they
are lining up to get the 81 400
each is allowed for moving ex-
penses They are buying ears
at the discount rates arranged
by the government. And they
are buying land in Brasilia al
low prices, also arranged by the
government.
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Institutions Get
Haiti Vegetables

Three Washington institu-
tions have benefited from a gift
of select tomatoes and peppers
grown in Haiti under a project
backed by the international
Cooperation Administration.
Sixteen cases of the produce
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RIO DE JANEIRO. April Is
(AP.-Brazil will ; move its
capital Thursday from beauti-
full but crowded Rio de Janeiro
by the sea to Brasilia-a fu-
turistic city in the wide-open
spaces of the inland.
At the same moment-the
time is one minute past mid
night-Rio de Janeiro loses
the status of capital it has hold
for nearly two centuries. But
Rio will remain an unofficial
capital because manv govern
ment agencies will still be
here. Brasilia is unfinished
and many government build
ings are still being erected.
The move will be made in
q storm Of tropical confusion,
including charges of graft in
6AiC CICCIlOlI VI oANSAAlc AAAO
hints of plots to block the
government transfer.
The government is giving
gay Rio a going awa7 present
of q three-dav carnival. But
many government officials as
well as Just plain cjtiz"ns are
unhappy.
Plot Stories Circulate
Newspapers have been talk
ing about a plot to impede or
prevent the move to Brasilia.
These stories have come from
government sources. Political
opponents and military men
said to be disgruntled by all
the extravaganza are supposed
to be doing the plotting.
Congress is getting ready to
move despite denunciation from
many members of "Kubitschek's s
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BraziI's Other Name

The word Brasilia is an af-
fectionate other name for. Bra
zil. The. city lies on a high
plateau of hills and stubby
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Plus Fed. Tax
Sterling foursome to grace your own
toble or give as gifts. Gloss liners
keep salt and pepper from reoetino
with silver. Full 3H" high.
SLVER-THE HEIGHT co.
ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-06-19
Van Lier-Furqo

Mr.. and Mrs. Godfried H.
Van Lier of Pompano Beach,
Fla, announces the engage
ment Of their daughter Joan
Marie to Mr.. Edward I.
Fargo, jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fargo of Medford, Mass.
A September wedding is
planned.
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Jones-Burke

Mrs. Madeline Greene
Jones of Hyattsville an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter Dorothy Ann
to Mr.. Paul David Barker,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
c. Baker of Somerville,
Mass. Miss Jones is also the
daughter of Mr.. Richard
Jones. A November wedding
is planned.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
RibIet-Woodwurd

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B.
Riblet of Kensington, Md,
announced the engagement
of their daughter Helen Rosa
lee to Mr.. Thomas D. Wood
ward. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas r. Woodward of
Bethesda.
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Johunnesson-
Therrien

Mr.. and Mrs. Costa
JohanneSson of Ronneby,
Sweden, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Solveig Marianne to 1t. G.gO
James A. Therrien, son of
Mrs. Alfred E. Therrien of
Floral Park, N. Y. A July
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
Woodruff Dalton

Mrs. Creelman Woodruff
of Wellesley Hills and Barn
stable, Mass, announces the
Agagement of her daughter
Marcia to 1t. G.gD Roger
Mcdonald Dalton, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Reuben
Dalton of Louisville, KY. Miss
Woodruff is also the daugh-
ter of Mr.. Louis Frank Wood
ruff. An August wedding is
planned.
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Hood-BroWn

Mrs. Virginia Turner an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter, Miss Jean
Hood. to Mr.. Glenn o. Brown,
son of Mrs. Ura C. Brown of
Waterloo. III. An August 13
wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
MittIebere-EhrIich

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman H.
Mittleberg announced the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Toby to Mr.. Martin Jay
Ehrlich. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myer Ehrlich. The wedding
will take place next spring.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
Medsqer-Green

Mr.. and Mrs. Alton T.
Medsger of Riverhead, Long
Island, N. Y, announced the
engagement of their daughter
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ENGAGEMENTS S

Carol Margaret to Mr.. DON
aid Hugh Green. son of Mrs.
Edna r. Green of Bay Har-
bor, Fla, and the late Mr..
Mortimer j. Green. A Sep
tember wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1960-06-19
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The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
Oregon Senator Neuberger Dies

PORTLAND, Ore, R - Death by cerebral hemorrhage claimed Senator Richard Neuberger early today. It was an ironic fate for the 47-year-old Oregon Democrat who had just won a fight with cancer.
 The senator was stricken at his home yesterday afternoon. He lapsed into coma and gradually became weaker. Death came at 1:30 am.
 Neuberger had been home since January, trying to shake off a series of virus infections and an attack of shingles. Last week he filed for reelection to the Senate
 His death cuts the Democratic total to GA against 35 Republicans but Democrat must be appointed by Republican Governor Mark Hatfield to fill out his term.
 A state law that Neuberger him. self authored while in the Legis- lature requires the Governor to appoint successor from the same political party as the senator or Congressman leaving office.
 Haste will be needed by both Republican and Democratic lead CTS in lining up someone to com- pete in the May 20 primary. Fill ings close at 5 pm. Friday.
 Neuberger's health had not been robust for many months.
 He became i'll in the summer of 1858. That August he underwent an operation for cancer. Five months later he was smiling broadly as he told a news confer ence he regarded himself a cured cancer patient.
 He said there was no recurrence of cancer but he failed to shake off colds and other virus infec- tions and then suffered an attack of shingles.
 In January he came home to recuperate. He said he was get ting better and last week he filed for reelection
 So strong was his support in Oregon that the Republicans had groomed no one of stature to oppose him.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
Eisenhower Calls Off Plans for Resuming High Level Flights to Berlin

WASHINGTON, R - President Eisenhower has decided against having U. s. planes make high level flights to Berlin in defiance of the Soviet Unions objections, Secretary of State, Christian A. Herter disclosed today.
 Herter said the United States, Britain and France are fully agreed they have a right to make flights above 100000 feet, which Russia insists is an agreed ceiling
 But, he said, the U. s. govern ment has now decided there is no technical necessity for such flights and therefore the President has ruled against them.
 Herter made this disclosure when asked at news conference what he thought about a state ment by Soviet Premier Khrush- chev recently that the great pow CTS sould do nothing now that might hurt prospects for the May summit conference in Paris.
 Later, Herter said the high level flight decision had nothing to do with the summit. /
 He also denied that a firm de- cision ever had been made to re- sume flights above 10000 feet, although 10 days ago high off, cials here said the United States, Britain and France had agreed on such a move.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
Bay States Senator Kennedy Walks Away with First U. s. Primary; COP
 Candidate Nixon Tops Record Vote

should go long way toward dis polling the last remnants of any Nixon-can't-win talk. The Vice President did not come to New Hampshire to campaign person. ally. Top COP leaders in the state carried the burden of his cam paign.
 2. Kennedy, already considered one of the leading Democratic Presidential candidates, if not the front runner, moved closer to the center of the spotlight. His most enthusiastic supporters had not dared go above 38,000 in their forecasts of his poll in the "beau- ty contest"
 A breakdown of the returns from New Hampshire's 13 cities showed that Kennedy pulled more than twice as many votes there as Kefauver had in 1856.
 The cities, although largely Democratic, gave Nixon 1862 votes, topping Eisenhower's total of 1856.
 The dimensions of Kennedy's vic- tory took on added significance by comparison to the last two New Hampshire primaries.
 In the 1852 primary, the Re- publicans cast about IT per cent of the total vote. Four years later, they racked up 65 per cent. The spread in yesterdays election was about 55-45 per cent be- tween the two parties, with the Republicans on top.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
KeCalls for Firner Bonds with South, As Castro Storms
By JOHN M. HIGHToWER

WASHINGTON, tR = President Eisenhower says relations between the United States and Latin Amer ica have reached "an all-time high"
 But growing diplomatic storm with the Fidel Castro government of Cuba provided a sharp excep- ton to the general picture Eisen- hover painted in nationwide television address last night.
 Eisenhower made no reference to Cuba as he reported to the American people on his 15, 5,560-mile tour of four South American countries. Despite the excellent relations he reported, he said there were some notable excep- tions.
 "An even firmer partnership must be our goal" he added.
 Shortly before he spoke, Cuba rejected as insulting a statement by Secretary of State Herter Monday denouncing implications by Castro that U. s. sabotage may have been involved in last weeks explosion of an ammunition ship in Havana.
 Herter had called the accusa- ton "baseless, erroneous and mis- leading" and said it raised ques- tions of the Castro regimes de- sire for better relations with this country.
 Cuba fired back last night a protest against the aggressive tone derogatory to our national dignity" Foreign Minister Raul Roa insisted that Cuban repre- sentatives must be addressed with "absolute respect . without de- scending to offensive utterances of a personal character"
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
HOUSE OKAYS TAKING OF
 HERRING SPAWN IN ALASKA

JUNEAU, R, = A bill to per init taking of herring spawn, passed by the Alaska House Mon- day, was brought back for recon sideration yesterday. It passed by bigger margin than before.
 Rep. Charles Jones D-Craig) asked for reconsideration after the original 25-15 vote. The sec ond rollcall came out 29-8.
 Before passing the bill the sec ond time, the House amended it to give the Fish and Game Board power to regulate the taking of the spawn. It originally gave this power to the Fish and Game Con- missioner.
 The bill, approved by the Sem ate earlier, must go back there now for concurrence in the amendment.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
SENATE EXPECTED TO BEGIN THRASHING
 OUT ESC LEGISLATION

JUNEAU, tR = The State Sen ate was scheduled to begin floor consideration today on the contro- versial employment security is sue, the key item before Alaska s 1860 lawmakers.
 Floor action had been set for yeS- terday on an administration bill to amend the states jobless in- surance program. The matter was carried over because of the ab- sence of Sen. Frank Peratrovich, who was i'll.
 The Senate is expected to pass the bill with only minor changes, but extensive rewriting is likely to be attempted in the House.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
Telegram to Governor Egan Reports New
 Strange Objects Sighted

JUNEAU, lR - Strange ob- jects once again sighted off coast of Seward Peninsula at Nome, Teller, Unalakleet and other points.
 Bright flash in sky sighted SIS pm. March 6. Followed by noise of an explosion. After flash, bright object seen drifting to the west from the east" The tele- gram was received by Governor Egan yesterday from Pearse Walsh, airline official at Nome.
 At Anchorage, the Alaska Air Command said it had forwarded the gist of Walsh's report to the North American Air Defense Con- mand at Colorado Springs, Colo.
 Three weeks ago Walsh re- ported that many observers had seen what looked to them like one or more speeding aircraft of an unknown type over several points off the Western Alaskan coast.
 The obJect Slghted was later listed as white hot meteor by the North American Air Defense Command, the Alaska Air Con- mand and Dr. Christian Elvy, di- rector of the Geophysical Insti- ute of the University of Alaska.
 Yesterday a NORAD spokesman at Colorado Springs said the re- port had been received by the air defense agency, but routed to u. s. Air Force headquarters and the Secretary of Air in Wash ington.
 "This is more in the nature of an intelligence item than an op- erations problem" the spokesman added.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
By RELMAN MORIN

MANCHESTER, N. H., R - Sen. John F. Kennedy's Presiden- tial stock skyrocketed to new highs today as result of his record-toppling performance in the New Hampshire primary.
 Vice President Richard Nixon, unopposed on the Republican bal lot, also smashed the COP record.
 With the states entire 300 pre- cincts reported from yesterdays primary, the Massachusetts sen- ator polled 52,969 votes in the Democratic preferential poll. This more than doubled the total any other Democratic Presidential as- pirant received in other years Kennedy's only opponent, Paul Fisher, Chicago manufacturer, got 6,784 votes, and there were 375 write-in votes for Sen. Stuart Sy- mington.
 Nixon's complete total reached 65,077. The previous high, 56,464, was established in 1856 by Presi- dent Eisenhower.
 Despite Nixon's record vote, Kennedy broke down the tradi- tional 2-1 Republican margin of superiority in the state. The ratio in yesterdays election was about 3-2.
 Two significant results of the election were immediately appar- ent:
 l. Nixon's spectacular showing
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
COP Governor of Utah Mistakenly Invited To Share Democrat Spotlight

SALT LAKE CITY, R - Re publican Governor George D. Clyde of Utah was invited to be the principal speaker at the an- nual Truman Day dinner in Se- attle on May g.
 He accepted with delight, sap ing this must mean the Washing ton State Democrats and former President Harry s. Truman "have seen the political light"
 In letter of acceptance yester- day Clyde said he would speak on the principles of Abraham Lin- coin, Teddy Roosevelt, Herbert Hoover and Dwight D. Eisen- hover, which, he said, "must guide us through the critical days ahead"
 But in Seattle, Democratic State Rep. John Marvin Jonsson, who extended the invitation to Clyde in letter, said apparently his secretary sent the invitation through "an unaccountable error" ;"
 Jonsson said Clyde could "at- tend the dinner and be enlight- ened" but no Speech
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-09
45th Day of Session Ends Limit for Individual
 Introduction of Measures

JUNEAU, tR = After today, only committees can introduce bills under the rules of the Alas ka Legislature.
 This was the 45th day of the session. From now on, lawmakers must find committee sponsorship for measures they want intro duced.
 They usually are able to do so.
 In the first A days of the ses- sion, there were 175 bills intro duced in the House and 99 in the Senate.
 Twenty seven of them became law.
 Three were added yesterday. They were legalized gambling bill passed over Governor Egan's veto and two bills signed by the Governor
 He signed measures changing from July 2 to Sept 1 the date on which annual assessments Of work on mining claims must be filed with the state and requiring the state to furnish superior court clerks with lists of Alaska corporations.