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Evening star., 1960-12-11
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les; Elvis, RiclEy, Everly Bros;
! many others. Call RICK, OIL
6-6753, after 5 pm.
LIONEL @027" guage train, ac-
cessories and plasticville village
/. building; $3.50. IA. 5-6979.
TRAINS--Lionei 'O2T" and 20"
guage; many accessories; less
than half price; excellent con-
dition. JE. 2-8789.
1850 FORD, s52 engine, overdrive
transmission and rear end. Call
BR. o-e9oB, after 6 pm.
MOTORCYCLES. IS Triumph
200 &C.; good mech. cond.;
money invested: $500 or best
offer. CIR 3,2470.
CAhaERA--Kodak signet with.
{ fash and carrying case; best
offer. Call TOM. OIL. 2-34ls.
MG-TD 50; new paint, top and
Z side curtains: engine requires
work. iCall TONY, FE. 8-57sl.
GUITAR AaaPLIFIER: Sin. Jen-
son speaker; 2 input;; excel.
cond. IA. 8-l307.
MODEL A 1929 coupe: good rum
ming cond., fair body, new vinyl
top, side-mounted spare; $225.
King 8-e766.
1881 FORD PARTS = Rebuilt
engine; AL condition; trans
mission, drive shaft, 6-v. bat
tery, regulator, radiator, heater
motor, dual setup, 2 glass packs,
rear end and axles; 5 almost
new tires, Wv. and 4 rims, plus
radio. viii install; experienced
work. Call DAVE, Mon Sat,
HA. 7-7l00. SUN. and evenings,
VIII. 6-53z3.
DISMkNTLING '4s De Soto, 40
Chey., 80 Ford front ends;
radiators, transmissions. rears
and miscellaneous parts; all
good colid. Make onef. RE.
6-ol2l.
FOR s. APIECE - Tenders, 49
Chev. and so Olds; hoods, 4s
and ~ Chev. and so olds; new
grin guards. Dummy Continent
tai kits. EU. lA93l.
tTRANsAIIsSIONS = Standards,
hydramatic. 81 to SIS; so Olds
windshield, SO; radios, 81 to
3l2.. LU. 1-093l.
LIONEL TRAIN SET, O27: cost
94OO, sell for $50. Also folding
ping-pong table. like new, SIS,
and Humber English bike. "a
inches, s25. Can OF. e-5e50.
RINK ROLLER SKATES, girls,
white, size 4; good condition;
win sell for $6. South 5-4566..
FORMAL GOWNS. sizes 9-ll:
gray tailored suit, 24-26 waist: 2
winter coats, girls, lila. WA.
7-l3O7.
TRAINS "a, Lionel "0zJ"; many
extras; village and 4xo-foot
table: an In good condition;
go or best offer. HE. 4-774s.
|PUPPIEs: . male, / female, hall
pedigreed welsh Corgi: 9 wks.
old: SIS. Can DAVE. JU. o
7oo2.
TAKE III EASY: Complete p.
steering setup for IS Ford: no
leaks: best offer over so. JE.
9-930o.
REQ ENGINE. good running
cond.:: S10. IA. e-l74i.
GIRLS ENGLISH RACER, 3s-in.
Imported: in very good cond.;
SIS or best offer. Cali KI. 9
F W.
Evening star., 1960-12-11


Santa re diesel and steam ttir-
bine, 2 transformers. many ex-
tras: SIS. RE. 5-4le0.
BAR BELLS, 1856 pounds: used;
so. JU. 5-87o9.
ELECTRIC GUITAR. holl0N
body, sunburst finish, Sway
switch, 4 vol. and tone controls,
dual pickups; extras. Also,
aluminium luggage rack for
Renault 4 cyl; bofh very rea-
sonable. Fl. 4-O696.
WHEELS AND TIRES two Bl0Ox
Il snow tires, like new, on Ford
wheels, $35: four e.Ooxi4 smooth
tires, on Mercury wheels, so;
two 6.7Oxl5 tires, like new. on
Ford wheels. S26; ST Chevy
skirts, 81; SO Edsel skirts, $40:
sunshield, 81 EU. 3-284o.
HENRY J 81 2-dr.: maroon;
body in good eond.: needs mo-
tor repair and battery; extra
tires; cd. $4S: Z Franklin ave
Snear Flowert. Silver Spring.
RADIOS; $3.50 Chevy, $50; So
IS Ford, $40; new, 6-volt Moto-
rola Universal, $25. LU. 3-2s40.
.CoA4PLETE LIONEL sETUP, lgeg
XIV. transformer, many accesso-
ries; approx. $500 value. give
away at $l25. Also over 100
Popular Science and Mechanics
Illustrated mags. for SO: pr.
blk. figure skates, size 6h for
e6 and pr. new Chicago rink
skates. size 6 for only %. BILL,
EN-. 2-6649.
FABULOUS FORTY-NENE Ford
coupe; 3O3-cu.-in. Olds. PARTIAL
" chromed, paint and interior.
perfect gear ratios, bird shift,
traction masters; $1,000. No
other specs. given over phone.
TOMMY, EN-. 2-0863.
LIONEL TRAINS "o27", I freight
with many, many extras, I
Santa Re passenger, used once,
plenty Of track plus lxs board
for mounting: In excellent cond.
Original cost over .e2e0, win sell
cheap. Call OIL. 2-7715.
PLYMOUTH AND DODGE, both
IS 4-doors. fair cond.; best
offer today. LU. 9-2840.
- nEERC. ENGINE and auto
matte transmission. very good
shape, SITS. Also side chrome,
side windows, rear window;
model "a" engine, Transmission,
complete front end, two 17-in.
wire wheels. 10. s-703a.
IS MERCURY, Custom, dual
carbs, 'sT"-bird, floor shift.
matching upholstery: make Of
fer. KE. e-5O73.
SKATES, girls roller. white, size
II: worn twice. $22 new, sch
SIS. WA. 7-s0l6.
GUITAR half price, 90. like new,
beautiful glossy finish: case,
shoulder strap. IA. 7-6l06.
SACRIFICE for Christmas; ac-
Gordon II bass. white marble,
excellent condition. A steal for
go. RAY, l24 Lawrence drive,
Falls Church, FE. S-1344!
TAPE RECORDER, used. twoA
speed Pentagou with-mike, in
good condition, $50. JE. 2I04l3.
CHORD ORGAN, Magnus, elec-
trio, blond. with matching
table: arnplifier jack and books,
IU: 3.2e4O.
SEAMLESS ALUMINIUM OF steel
tubing l3x~ outer diam. lNs"
bar stock and quantities Of
zinc and sulphur. Call ANDY,
CIR 3-3e27.
COAT. red. miss sine l2-l4: never
worn; 4ls.5O. Phone Jackson
2-9S75.
MICROSCOPES, like new: up %
i,0O0x; ttirret, light. condenser;
ideal gift: &15. JU. 6-204g.
AMER. FLYER TRAINS, 2 COM
plete sets; many aec.;; $500
worth; SIS or best otEer. Phone
Oh. 4-4e0s.
MIKES. C2) "shure" type. used in
taxicahs, $40 each; wireless
phono oscillator, 90. LU. 3-2eA0.
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aiso some guns. AP. 7-4503.
FORD '52 We tudor: overdrive.
I. and h.. new battery. brakes,
extras. elo5. JU. 5-6655.
PERSIAN KITTENS; ideal for
Christmas: deposit viii hold;
white or colOrs. FL. 6-4406.
GIVE BABY BRACELETS for
Christmas: pink and white. or
blue and white; Just 81. Write
BARBARA PERPER. 4400 48th|
ct. NV. wash, D. G. or cali
EN-. 3-0l2o.
FORD 81: Fordomatic; blue
paint, laked: runs good; cheap.
10. 5-lS7S.
PORTABLE RADIO, Sylvania. I'M
!, excellent condition with unused
batteries SIS, or any reasonable
offer. Cali DEN. IA. 1874.
ICE SKATES. girls figure skates,
blade guards, case and skirt,
$50 or best offer. Hockey skates.
VIII sell separately. Call HE. e-l
1873 today or during week.
FORD 1854 Tudor sedan: original
condition; never altered: body
excellent condition; $3.50. Call
JE. 3-7147.
RADIO, 4x250Bs, air system
sockets. blower: International
xtal 6 mtr. converter; none
used more than 5 hrs. Would
like rotator. IS mtr. beam. Oh.
2-387S.
FORD DIV. PARTS: must 60
this week: no reasonable offers
refused: 332-352-36i engines: /
islky. EE 800 Revmaster cam and
kit, SIS: I new Crane cam and
kit, 500; / new Mallory dist.
&25: 272-2e2 and 3l2 engines: !
three tWo-manifold carbs., etc,
$50; isly. E5 Revmaster cam
and Kit, $40; 4-barrell carbs..
and manlfolds. $40 ea.: Mall
lory dist. and magspark, $25: !
= new .'T" bird floorshift, $25: 1
"a Ford radio, el5. Many as
sorted accessories for Ford en-
gines. Call DAVE. PA. s-2765.
Sunday, . am. to . PM: week
days. 8 pm. to 9 pm. y
GEARING, 2 speeds forward, for
live axle or single wheel drive,
axle and all BEARINGS included;
1l5. Call BILL, AK. o-9365.
FORD, 3l2-cu.-in. engine. dis
assembled; needs new rings;
best olfer. Call HO. 2-so1e, ask
for DOMINIQUE.
~ MERCURY COUPE, lowered
and loaded: 212-cu.-in. engine,
Ofkenhausef heads and head.
era. ported and relieved: 2 rae
ing cams, dual coll ignition,
twin caris. fioor box, 2-speed
gears, airplane shocks, hydro
clutch balanced. pendulum
pedals. radio and heater. week
days after 8. Sunday al day,
RE. 0-0062.
CLINTON A-Aee PARTS, carhu-
rator. complete with air-ciean-
er, used crankshaft, blower
housing and complete timing
gear. Call BILL, AK. o-es65.
AQUARIUM, wrought-iron stand,
8 and 10 gal. tanks; heater.
etc.: full equipment: reason-
able. HE. 4-45ol.
BICYCLES-Girl's 24-in-, good
condition; girls 26-in., good
condition; SIS ca. HE. 4-45el.
1sSe FORD GRILLE, never used.'
hub caps, other accessories.
Juniper o-4215.
MERCURY SO Monterey c0nv.;
automatic, 7. and h., power
equip, good tires, runs. needs
3 work: 1250. HA. 3-7752.
TEAM SET, Amer. Flyer, 4
auto. switches, transformer. un-
coupler, bumpers, many freight
eats, lots of track, remote COM
frcds, etc. Loco. needs repair;
: $50 complete. faAs 3-7752.
1e17 C3EyROLET town sedan;
heatef, Thaie new slip covers.
800. e6A2 Bfsanett ave-, Silver
Spfing. ma.
EEATMER AND CRAFT TOOLS: !:
eolOrs, chemicals, scales, mo-
tors, lathe, field glasses. Any
reasonable 0ffer. WA, 7-151s.
$3.50 -
Evening star., 1960-12-11

blue and white silk organza:
worn only once: size o; so.
ia. 5-2O4l.
FORD so Tudor; r. h., leaded,.
81 hood: new tires, bat, seat
covers; duais: lowered front
and rear; $40 or best offer.
20. 2-0272.
AMERICAN FLYER TRAINS. 3
complete sets. and many ex-
tras; like new: best 0i1er. Also
large toy tractors. Call BOB,
JU. 5-OeO0.
rs FORD VS. ENG; GFapt
!. rings, mains and inserts, new;
all gaskets, fuel and water
pump new: valves Ike new;
SIS or best. Call DON, Wo.
6-Jl27.
Sc CHEVY 2-dr. sedan: r. and h.,
auto. trans; mech. excel good
body and paint, new seat COW
ers: 62,OOO mi. one owner: $3.50
or best 0fier. Can DON, WOs
6-7l27.
- FORD COUPE; no eng: excel.
body and int, I. and h.. good
fires; mech. cond. perfect; sl0O
or. best ofEer. cail DON. Wo-
e-7l27. g
LIONEL TRAIN, board and ac-
eessories; ping-pong table,
complete. WA. T-oO40.
CARE. KIT, 3 Holley dueces. prog.
linkage, or Edelbrock manifold,
fuel lines and block 1its 28s
Chevy. $50. Can DON. Lo. Z
, 0226.
ADMIRAL ME-FI. AMIN radio
and monograph, I speakers.
4 blond wood, like new; &125. JU.
? s-9aos.
RECORDS. 100. IS rpm, some
brand-new;- all for S2S. LU. J.
2s4O. S.ae
CORVETTE 'ss FRAME, minus
engine and transmission; has
been in accident. Call BILL,
JU. 6-eQD0.
PLYMOUTH 1870 coupe; running
boards removed. good motor
and tires, 4A5. LU. 2-4S04.
MALLORY COzL and distributor.
to mt - to - Ford, Mec., $40
or best olEer. 10. 2-e272.
no TRAIN SET, 3 engines, 2 cars.
transformer. 80 feet Of track, ,
switches and assorted buildings
and accessories, go. IA. s-0o22.
GO-KART, simplex challenger
with West Bend Siz -h.p. engine;
slicks on rear plus many other
extras; excellent condition; .
wonderful Christmas gift. Oh.
2-3720 evenings.
RRCORDS, Is rpm. r. and b..
e0nie eollectors' items: win sac
rifice. Can MARK. UN. 4-2SD6
after II.
aOs OUAGK LIONEL. complete
layout, 3 engines, auxiliary
equipment and Q switches, 100
pieces track; also 1xe and 1x4x1
boards, reasonable. AP. 7-l6Al
after 8 pm. daily: al day sat.
and sun.
CADDY COW. so; w.-w., auto
matte. new. Top. four good tires,
$3.50. Also guitar, 3l5szarmony;
Call CIR. -A-ael5.
OLDS PARTS, 80 engine. hydra
Ynatlc trans, 2 rear ends stick
belIhousing. extra heads. many
other parts. CAN JOHN. AP.
4 T-le4l.
RERRCUKN RADIO, skirts. tires
and wheels for IS: also. '53-54
Plymouth radio. LU. S-3e40.
FORD, 'a1 rag top, less motor and
! Trans: good top and body; go.
IS Chevy va block, heads.
crank; go. 40 Ford roadster
hpdy; 80. CAN KEN, TW. =
e1o6.
lsee FORD COUPE, dropped axle.
All rebuilt rear end, stock
engine and al original parts
available, hydraulic brakes. IS.
In. wheels, chsnneled. tenders
and body in good condition,
reasonable price. Cain IA =
e7S2.
Evening star., 1960-12-11


new and used. WA. 7-1578.
GUITAR, foot volume control.
DeArmond, like new, SIS; 100
45 rpm. records, SIS. LU.
s-2el0.
g-7iGMC BLOWER, good shape;
adapter, Chrysler to La Sale
trans, 6 carb. fog, Weiand drag
star for Chrysler '5l-'58; La
Sale trans, cut and set up for
second and high gear only;
hard fuel pressure pump. Call
JU. 0-2e35 after 500.
ENGINE, stock 50;
b IN good shape and has been
recently rebuilt: have starter.
generator, ETC., all for $40. Call
JU. e-203s after ).
ELECTRIC ENGINE model boat:
electric basketball game; Alpha
] ballistic missile: games. scoop.
Meet the President, Billboard.
Lionel train, track and access
sories. Call CHIP. KE. 6-S2o8.
Pm BALL MACHINE, Bally
"Surf Club" bingo type: excel
lent condition, $65. win con-
slider trade for pool table or
refrigerator. LO. 7-4e59.
SEX TWO'S MALLORY DIS
TRIBUTOR for q 348 cubic
inch engine: 1858 Chrysler
engine with - box: q 1856
Chevy block; four custom hub
caps and two ST Pontiac hub
caps; two 81 Plymouth hub
caps. Call anytime after 3 am,
phone WA. 7-l403.
SALE, D-foot ''PRAM" and 5 h.p.
johnson outboard motor, $50.
Can VIII. 6-2261.
FORD 40 coupe; Olds powered.
Also dropped axle for same. Call
MACK, PA. 5-2765.
COMPLETE DARKROOM OUT
FIT! Consists Of enlarger wfe0
and 30 mili. lenses; double con-
densers, 2 sets Of trays. dev.
tank wItherm., easel. electronic
timer, and all other accessofies.
Can so. s-9S75 Sunday or after
9 pm. weekdays: $685. or best
offer.
1854 FORD COUPE. channeled
eight inches over 1852 Ford
frame: hydraulic brakes: re-
built "a trans, "a grille; best
offer. Call JU. s-4oss.
BICYCLE, girls. 26-in. -Engiish
racer, very reas: also. sled.
mass. and records; very reas.
i JU. 7-SA3e.
TYREWRETER, Remington port
able, good condition; 60. Call
EARL, LA. e-37el.
G0-KART, s2sih.p. motor, used
only two times; go or best
of1er. Call WA. 7-423o.
GUINEA FIGS Amusing pets,
easy to care for; never bite.
4 climb or chew. u. 2-37os.
CONS: Two complete sets Of
Roosevelt dimes, fine-ex. fine.
i 1eso each: three sets Of PEN
4 niles, No. 2, .Ane-ex. fine, IS
each. Many other f1ne coins
which make wonderful Christ
mas. gifts are TO be had. CAN
TOM CYR, JE. 2-ofs3, between
: a and Q.
CHORD ORGAN, Magnus. new.
electric, blond, with amplifier
Jack; matching table and books.
|, Cost 9100. eel $145 or best
ofTer. LU. 3-2s4O.
BTKE, girls 26-in. American. $lS.
LA. e-44os.
COUTURIER FORMAE.-perfect
for Xmas: never worn: u Of
original cost: salon size, l0-i2.
TONI MOORE. TE. 6-l629, af-
ter 9 pm.
RIDING COAT--Br0wn tweed;
size 12-14: excellent cond.; t12.
TO. e-ooAe.
NO TRAEN--2 1ocos, 16 cars, 2
circles Be track. IS straights,
switches, turntable. 4xs board,
roadhed. I buildings. scenery.
small parts: go. CAN KEN.
JU. e-5oeo.
TRADE ON SELL-'5e Impala
hit, black. 9as Gu. ms, Dlntov
cam lifters, 3x2s, - Chevy
Evening star., 1960-10-10

PURCELLVILLE. Va, Oct.
no (SpeciaD Mrs. Capitola
Eugene Anderson, 101. mother
of Mayor Albert Frank Ander-
son of Purcellville, died yester-
day at Cloptons Nursing Home
in Paeonian Springs. She had
been a patient at the home for
four weeks.
Mrs. Anderson was the widow
of Albert Edward Anderson, a
one-time employe of the Post
Office in Washington. He died
in 1915.
A native of Washington, Mrs.
Anderson was born at 470 N
street S.W. in the house later
known as the Barney Neigh
borhood House. Her parents
were the late Adolph and
Lorraine Lipphard.
She had lived in Purcellville
with her son and his family for
26 years. While in Washington,
she was a member of the Epis-
copal Church of the Advent.
She is survived by her son,
three daughters, Mrs. Helen
Ball, Mrs. Capitola Dresden,
and Mrs. Augusta Dolson, who
live at 5000 Connecticut ave-
nue., Washington; five grand
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Mrs. Brumbuck,
Realtors Widow

Mrs. Keith D. Brumback, II
widow Of an Arlington realtor
died Saturday at Georgetown
University Hospital Of a heart
ailment.
Mrs. BrumbacK lived at 1926
Upton street, Arlington.
Her death came less than Q
month after her husband died
September IA. He was a realtor
for 80 years in Arlington, where
the family moved from Cape
Girardeau, Mo-, in 1925. A
native Of Memphis, Mo-, Mrs
Brumback was the former
VeSta Davis.
She was active in the affairs
Of the National City Christian
Church in Washington, and
later Of the Full Gospel Tab
ernacle in Arlington.
Mrs. Brumb back leaves a
daughter, Mrs. Linus "A. Verzi
OF 1926 Upton street. Arling-
ton. and q son, Keith D., jr.,
OF the home address.
Funeral services were to be
held today at 1880 am. at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Will
son boulevard, Arlington. Burial
was to be in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Mort SuhI Tells
Of Caviar Ordeal
In Moscow Visit

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10
(AP). - Political comedian
Mort Sahl describes his hungry
two days in Moscow last week
as like Air Force survival
school,"
He explained to newsmen
yesterday why he retreatsd
from his planned five-day Rts
sian trip after less than 48
hours. ..
Mr.. Sahl left October / with
mo sponsorship except my own
curiosity" and after two nights
in an almost-bare hotel room
he talked his Soviet guides into
giving his passport back so he
could leave.
Everything was as hard as.
possible" he said. Pretty,
frightening"
The comic said he was fed
caviar and little else. He liked
it but not all day because Ill
lose touch with the people"
They (the Soviet people,
are wholly in favor of Khru-
shchev," said Mr.. Sahl. They
admire anyone who can get
out"
Evening star., 1960-10-10
W. N. RothschiId,
Headed Stores

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
w. Va, Oct. 10 (AP).-Walter
Nathan Rothschild, SO, of New
York, head of a group that op-
crates some of the Nations
largest department stores, died
of a heart attack here Sat-
urday.
He was stricken while play
ing golf. He was here to attend
a meeting Of Federated Depart
ment Stores, Inc, of which he
was Executive Com mite
chairman.
Federated operates Abraham
& Straus and Bloomingdale's in
New York, Filene's in Boston
Burdine's in Miami and stores
in Houston, Dallas, Milwaukee
and others cities.
The group is considered the
fourth largest of its type in the
country. Mr.. RothSchild also
was board chairman Of Abra-
ham & Straus, which his
grandfather, Abraham Abra-
ham. helped found in 1865.
Mr.. Rothschild began his
merchandising career in the
store in 1913 after his gradua-
ton from Princeton.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Gruhunn Ends
New York Rally

NEW YORK, Oct. 10 (AP).
- Evangelist Billy Graham
preached to more than 10000
persons yesterday at the wind
up of a three-day crusade for
souls" aimed primarily at the
city's Spanish speaking popu-
lation.
Mr.. Graham's sermon, which
dealt largely with the problem
of racial tensions, was trans
lated by the Rev. Rogelio
Archilla.
The evangelist called on
New Yorkers to "ask Christ
for the power to love our
neighbors, no matter what
their color"
He urged his audience-the
majority of whom appeared to
be Spanish -Americans-to take
the lead in a campaign to
bring back love among the
races"
Total attendance at the
three rallies was announced as
43,500, with more than 1000
persons reported to have
stepped forward and made
decisions for Christ" at the
behest of the evangelist.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
AIonvo Wooten,
ice Attorney

Alonvo C. Wooten, 81. a re-
tired attorney with the In
terstate Commerce Commission,
died yesterday in Daytona
Beach, Fla, where he had been
living since 1858.
Mr.. Wooten was born in
Wilson, N. c., and served in
the Army during World War I.
He was an attorney-adviser in
the Interstate Commerce De-
partment for 80 years. Before
his retirement, he lived with
his wife in Falls Church, Va.
Mr.. Wooten belonged to
Chapter So, National Associa-
ton of Retired Civil Employees.
He was a 33d Degree Mason, a
member Of the Lafayette Lodge
No. 10. a Shriner, and a men,
ber Of the Almas Temple and
the Albert Pike Consistory. He
also belonged to the American
Legion.
Mr.. Wooten leaves his wife,
Thelma. and a brother, Robert
L. Wooten Of Rocky Mount,
N. c.. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday at the Haigh-
Black Funeral Home, Dayton
Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Victor Deyber Dies;
Bank Boord Choirmon

active as a vestryman of st
Adams Protestant Episcopal
Church since 1922.
Trustee at Howard
A past president of the local
Salvation Army, he was a mem
ber for Is years of its citizens
advisory board. He was a past
vice chairman of the District
Chapter of the American Red
Cross, and a member Of its ex-
ecutive committee for many
years.
From 1921 to 1946, he served
as treasurer of the Columbia
Historical Society. For over 80
years, he was a member Of the
Howard University board OF
trustees.
He was a past vice president
mad chairman Of the board OF
the American Fire Insurance Co
He leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Virginia D. Shinn of 1901 Con-
necticut avenue NV, and a
sister-in-law. Mrs. Mary K.
Moler Of the home address.
Services will be held at 1880
am. Thursday at the Church
Of the Epiphany, 1917 G street
NV, just a few doors from the
bank he served for so many
years. Burial will be in Rich
mond.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Dr.. Spock~ Rops
Nixon on Schools
BY a Star stan Writer

EN- ROUTE WITH KEN
NEDY, Oct. 10.-Senator Ken
nedy has enlisted the enthu-
siastic support of Dr.. Benjamin
Spock of Cleveland, child
specialist and medical educa-
tor, in his campaign for Presi-
dent.
DR.. Spock, author of Baby
and Child Care" joined the
Kennedy encourage through
Ohio yesterday and issued a
statement attacking Vice Presi-
dent Nixon for his failure to
vote for school aid. increased
funds for school lunches and
similar legislation as a Con-
gresham. Senator and in his
present Office.
Charging that millions OF
school children have been
shortchanged in their educa-
ton, DR.. Spock said, Its high
time we got moving"
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Bernard Fall, Noted
London News Man

LONDON, Oct. 10 (AP).-
Fleet Street mourned one of its
legendary characters today
Bernard Falk, 78, chronicler of
the golden age of London's
newspaper row. Mr.. Falk, edi-
tor Of the Sunday Dispatch for
Is years, died at his home here
yesterday. He had been suffer-
ing from bronchial asthma.
Mr.. Falk was one Of the men
who transformed British popu-
lar newspapers in the early part
Iof the century under Lord
Northcliffe. Along with other
pioneers Of penny journalism, u
he helped to create new, easy
to-read newspapers-a develop
ment that led to the massive
circulation of today.
At the age of so he left Fleet
Street, to become a full-time
author Of books Of reminis-
cences.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Fred c. Lane, 81,
Served in Army
For 81 Years

Fred C. Lane, 81, who served
80 years in the Army. died Sun
day at Walter Reed Hospital.
He lived at 46l0 South Third
street. Arlington.
M/Sergt. Lane retired in 1853.
For a brief period before retir-
ing he worked as an admins
trative assistant at Arlington
Cemetery. Since his retirement
he had worked as a civilian
aide at the Army Reserve
Center in Alexandria.
Sergt. Lane was a native of
New York. He was a member
of the Corpl. John Herr Ameri-
can Legion Post I'll, the Hope
Masonic Lodge No. 20, and the
Shriners' Kena Temple in
Alexandria.
He leaves his wife, Gladys, Of
the home, and a daughter,
Theadora Lane, Of Lawson, KY.
Services will be a / pm.
Thursday at Hines Funeral
Horne. 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. with burial at Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Events at Shrine
To Honor Monk

The public is invited to at
tend special events tomorrow
at the Shrine of the Immacu-
late Conception, Catholic Uni
versity campus. honoring st.
Lawrence Of Brindisi, 10TH
century Capuchin monk.
st. Lawrence was elevated to
the Doctorate of the Universal
Church by Pope John XIII on
March 10, 1859.
Three speakers will discuss
st. Lawrence's life and work at
an open meeting at 2 pm. to-
morrow in the university gym
nasium. At 8 pm. Francis
Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop
of New York, will be celebrant
at a solemn ponticial votive
mass. The Most Rev. John j.
Wright, Bishop of Pittsburgh,
will preach.
Evening star., 1960-10-10
Zanzibar Sultan,
Longtime Ruler

ZANZIBAR, Oct. 10 (AP).-
The 81-year-old Sultan Of Zan-
zibar, Seyyid Sir Khalifa Bin
Harub, died yesterday morning
two days after his return
from a vacation in Britain.
Shops closed throughout the
island and thousands came
from remote areas to attend the
funeral in the afternoon.
A proclamation named Seyyid
Sir Abdul Bin Khalifa as re-
gent for this British protecto-
rate off the east coast of Africa
The Sultan acceded to the
throne of Zanzibar on December
9, 1911, and his rule was the
longest in Zanzibar's history.
The Sultan, who died of
heart failure, will be succeeded
by his son. Crown Prince Alb
dulla. Installation ceremonies
will be held October II.