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Multiple Listing Realtors
HE. 4-15OO

He 4-3500
WhEATON-AsSume large GI loan
on this delightful Brick Rambler.
8 bedrmS., = baths, llv. rm, dining
rm.. famll" kitchen, full, bS .
double recreation rm., low On.
paymt, S@l $50. RIPLEY CO, ~.
WHEATON-CLEAN AND ATTRAC-
TIVE COLONIAL, large rooms.
outdoor firepl, large porch, close
to school and shopping ASSUME
LARGE Gil LOAN.
HUGH T PECK, Wheaton, 10 $500
WHEATON-Wo rambler in
community Of newer homes; level
wooded lot; , hedrms, :! baths:
assume GI loan, mined poss !:
Sl9,9jO, JU "-SSS0, HIDE
WHEATON, 1859 Grenoble dr.-4-
bedrm 2-bath, brick Cape Cod.
BSmt.. rec. rm level. FENCED lot.
cLXUDE Gs,Ufa; WOOD. WOOD Lo' GSV4 4-776d Vacant
WHEATON-BARGAINS ARE NOT
FOUND TEEY ARE RECOG-
NIzED! GI, NO MONEY DOWN.
and transp lovely kit, FIJI bsml !;
SI0.o50, SUBURBAN PROP. MOT.
10. 136S1.
WHEATON-Brick, , bedrms. sep.
dining rm fireplace porch ano
rec. rm. Walk to everythine
S1B,a5O and "Or,'d 4 TRADE A"
KEN DRUSKIN & co.
1900 VierS Mill Rd. LO. 5-5HnG
WHEATON. walk to st. Catherine
--3-bedrm. hrk. and Shincle; fam
lly-Size din. rm full bSmt with
ground-level exit Gil loan may b
assumed Asking Sl3,5OO SUB r
BAN PROP MGTc WI 6-5lOn
Continued on Nsxt Page)
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,

CLosE-IN SILVER sPRING-Desir,
able 3-bedrm. rambler. Liv. rm.
nrepl.; din. Tm.. table-space kit,
paths, bsmt., garage. porch. SI4,.
5OO; EHA terms. o. D. FIELD
INC. JU. 5-7113, o It'll q.
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DREAM BOAT

Invest your time in looking at q
spotless. beautiful home. We offer
level with 3 bedrooms, Q full
ceramic tile baths. den, l2xI6
dining room. 12x12 kitchen. tiled
basement, large patio: lovely cor
ner lot with bearing fruit trees
and enclosed with q fine white
fence Take over a large 4bc5
loan: Call US TODAY for an ap-
pointment: S23,95O.
4 BEDROOMS
. full baths in this contemporary
Cape Cod. Fully equipped Kitchen
Ideal home for young couple
Close to schools and bus; FHA ap.
proved. See today: $4,000.
Mass. Ave. Extended
Area; one Of the finest new ram.
blerS with 1 bedrooms. 3 baths
den. maids room, family room
intercom: system throughout:
home fully air conditioned: larrt
wooded lot; 2-car sarage; S51.5OO
James c. Conley & Co.
H5"5 GA. AVE. JU. a-4I34 Til q
EXCELLENT BUY!-3-bedrm. brick
rambler: assume Sl39.7OO loan:
payments. S95 mo-. immed. occu-
pancy; level fenced lot: sidewalk
Call JU. a-SSSO, HILDEBRAND
co.
FOR ACTION AND RESULTS OR
SELLING, BE SURE TO CALL
HUGH T. PECK. WHEATON, Lo
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ROCK
CREEK
FOREST

SILVER SPRlNo-Luxurious apts.
;! bedrooms completely sir con.
ditioned. wonderful area N East
West hwy on Grub I'd at Ross
rd conyenien. to schools shop-
ping and TRANSFORMATION: modern
balconiPs or patioS. spacious
rooms delightful modern kitchen
and wadinF pools; January occu.
oancy
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APIS. UNFuRNIsHED-YA,
(coNriNUED)

FALLS CHURCH-Lge. liv. rm. with
firepl solarium with beaut. pie.
ture window. din rm mod. kit.
2 twin-slze bedrms., lge. closets
bath with tub and shower: nm.
ished bsmt, with "a bath. ldry
facils.. gas heat and all utils. furn
Near schools, bus. churches. shop,
15 minis. Pentagon: SI55 per mo
Available immed. AID. 4-s077,
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL, over IS, to share house with
: others: private bedrm.. $50:
conv. transp. IA. S-7Sl5.
WHEATON MOTHER will share g.
bedrm. house with mother and
enild. child care provided. VIII
2-67ji.
WOMAN TO share home with wild
ow $50 mo, plus some baby sit :
ting. All home privileseS. Phone
RE. 6-3Ol4.
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THEY NEVER CHANGE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

C0LORED-DETACHED COLONIAL
HOME. Best section OF upper NV
--S lge. rms, den, powder rm., 4
baths redec,' plus complete doc
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-a7a7
CoLORED-I3OS GALLATIN ST
N.W.-Spacious semidet, redeC
Colonial brick; g full-siZe rms.
fireplace. . tile baths, q master
bedrml, 2 screened porches, lge
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-37a7
COLoRED-WALK. dist to Govt
baths, IN NEW -HoUsE CoND.. 9
CAR GAR. This home was re-
Gently renovated with high-aual-
ity materials, workmanship. Mod.
tile bath. new gas heating plant:
$3.50 dn., Sa5 mo. Ewes, OIL.
2-5O94 r. A. HUMPHREYS. Ma
S-5020.
C0LoRED-MT. PLEAsANT-S75C
down buys this compl. redec. solid
tapestry brick home Concrete
front porch. side hall. y Ice. rms
mod. kit, w/din. area. Full bsmt
MURRAY LEVINE AID. 4-3737
CoLoRED. UPPER PETWoRTH
2-FAMILY BRICK DWELLING
LIST n. apt. consists OF 3 rms: kit
and tiled bath: end q. 3 rms.
kit. and bath. I'm. rec. rm plush
kit. and bath, front porch anc
LUIS RuDpEN TU. 2-3OsC
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JE. 3-138l
FOREST 3-bedrm. home
Y baths. mod. equip kit, bsmt..
lac. fenced lot; vacant: Sl2O mo
LO 5-2l3I.
FORT MYER, 5 Minis. TO PentaE on
3 bedrms full bsmt. with rec
rm, garaEe, immac. Cond.. Sl3O
mo; ELTON W. MANNING. ia
5-"3l9.
GEORGETOWN-TYPE ROW RoUSE
DUPONT CIR. AREA: suitable "A
adults Reasonable. EN- ?-,152
-bedrm. det. home, ga
rage, large fenced lot; vacant;
Sl20 month. 10. 5-2l3l
HILLANDALE-3-bedrm brick ram
bier; full bsmt: screened porch
Raragc; S175 mo. HUGH T. PECK.
HE 4-170O. 1850 New Hamp,
ave, Langley ParS
HYATTsvILLE-3 bedrms. bath,
bsmt,, newly dec, Sl'!j mo BUT
LER REALTY CO, AP. 1-365O.
KENSINGTON-old 3-bedrm. farm
house. poor cond, SD mo. KEN
DRUsK1N d CO. 10. 5-:i3GG.
NGTON-:I-bedrm. "is-bath
split-level; rec. rm., mod. kit
wall-to-wall carpeting: watkins
distance school and shopping
Slju VII 6-5642.
KENsINGToN. Md -bedrm. Cape
Cod. lge fenced lot: nr. shops
schools: Sis month. Lo. 5-l3ls
LANGLEY PARK. Wheaton. Roc.
yille-Nice selection OF 3-bedrm
homes avail, some for immed
occupancy, .Sl10 and up: also one
rrsntal nyail. With 9ption TO buy
Living rm., dining rm
equipped kitchen and bedrooms
right OF Old Dominion dr.; fol
immediate access TO Pentagon. An.
mex and WASHINGTON Sl.5 pei
month Call TOWN IL COUNTRY
| REALTY, KE 6-6g0O
NEAR PARKINGToN SHOP. CTR
5-Em. mouse, full bsmt ienced-in
yard, garage Sl25 mo. JE. 2-lS07
NORTH CHEVY CHAsE-Spaciou
;i-bedrm.. Va bath rambler: day
light GTound-level rec. rm with
tirepl.: SlS5 mo. LO. Discs
N,W.-Lse. det brk,; bedrooms
: baths. full bsmt,. oil heat. lac
! yd. gar. SlgS. so: vac. DIXIE
REALTY CO, MA S-ss7A
ROCKCREST-Th bedroom ram
bier 4i2 mi. to NH immed o..
4 cupancy; S1l0 per mo GEO W
ROBERTSON, REALTOR, 1896
Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2l23; after u
call Oh "-2a7O
ROCKVILLE NHunRerfordI = I'm.
msculate 4-bcdrm., 2-bath Cape
Cod. beaut. kit. fully equipped
fireplace. completely air cond
auto. washer and dricr. fenced lot
hu"c trees and Shrubbery. MAN
oVlLL REALTY CORP, LO. 4.
Si4O.
SILVER SPRING coakview)-3.
bedrm brick; " BATHS near
ST. Camillus School Slah mo
HUGH I PEEK. HE. 4i7O0.
SPRINGFIELD-Brick rambler. 4
bedrmS.. liy rm. din. rm., kit
] and storage rm.. patio. fenced I'd
Recently redec. mr.. school, SlGd
mo Call FL. i40Ss.
; VIENNA-Rambler. 3 bedrmS.,
bath large living rm with nre.
place: lear garage, "a basement
! Sl.5 per month Call TOWN
COUNTRY REALTY, KE. $4,000
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CHEW cuAsr-porr1Nowoor

CHEVY CHAsE-RoLLINGWOoD
3 bi-level ramblers are now nearing
completion. truly modern in every
respect, featuring the finest in
design end convenience; all have
2 bedrmS. UP and or " down
with 2 fully tiled baths and wood
Daneled entrance and recreation
room For your BEST BUY" buy
direct from the builder Priced at
BIOS, 3ll0, and 3l13 Brooklawn
terrace, Chevy Chase. - block
from the Rollinswood Grade
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BETHESDA, Al"
SlS.95O; rambler: new brick: q
6edrms, lEe, bsmt.; lowest priced
0On low dn. pymt.: nr. schools
.GIULIANo Real Estate, OIL, 4-ll0O
One Of Our Finest Exclusives
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Furnished AptS Also Available
Free Swimming Pool
Free Bus Service
Resident Manager, JU. S-ll7n
MAGAZINE REALTY CO.
400 Woodward Bldg. ME. s-8O5;
SILVER SPRING = Privacy, lovel,
grounds. no upkeep, liv. rm.. bed,
BEERS BROS. JU. 7-7ls7. '
TAX. PK.-Bsmt. apt. / bedrm.,
liv rm.. kit. bath, pvt entr.. mr.
transp.. shop. s6T 80 mo. JU
5-09Ol
TAKoMA PARK = > bedrms., liv
rm.. din. rm., kitchen and bath
Utils. incl. So so mo. JU. $500
ewes, 10. 5-4S00,
TAKOMA PARK -bedrm. apt. ir
6-unit bids, on quiet street; S75
incl utils ROBERT E LOHR
Realtor, RA G-36O0.
TAKOMA PARK, 17IB Piney Brancr
rd.-DupleX; iiv. rm., lsc. kit. :.
bedrms lots Of ground Sl6u
utllS. BEERS BROS. JU. 7-ilSi
i?nd AND OLIVER SITS. Hyatts.
vile, Md.-Mod. 2-bedrm. apt. with
balcony; mr.. r @. Plaza, schools
on buslineS; $500. HE. 9-OO59.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
CAPITOL. HILL

CAHl 1OL HILL
405 Seward Square Sc: row brick
3 story ana basement, IL rooms
and :! baths. FREDERICK A
BLUMER CO, 6l7 Pa. ave s.e
Ii. T-O6OO.
HILLCREST-NEW ; bedrm. brk
rambler special; off Branch Ave.
exclusive area OF fine homes. a
little beauty modestly priced TO
sell, lovely level lot. trades conSid
MORRIS REALTY. Realtors, LU
"-336!, LU. l-41G2
HILLCREST AREA-3-bedrm. brk
rambler. . full baths. fin. rec rm .
gar.. gas heat, lge. porch Conv,
10 everything. Price reduced wav
below cost in order to settle eS-
tate HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
REALTORS, LU. 4-3i0O,
HILLCREST AREA
259a Naylor road Sc: det frame
bungalow, liv, rm, with fireplace
din. rm.. kit. den, bedrmS
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
6l7 Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 10000.
NEWER CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Beaut. redec Semidet. brk home
for someone who has wanted the
best but couldn't afford 1t. OWN.
Err. III 1000; ewes. HA. @-SiSl
COLORED-MOD. e-FAMHY brk
BLDG ., built as such. Sep. entr
mod kits. and baths, pvt. lndry
and storage rm.,. | blk. to bus
Sl@,5OO. S5aj dn. Ewes, ia.
a-067o. R A. HUMPHREYS. MA
S-5O2O
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UNIVERSITY PARK

CLOSE TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
AND MD. u. the superb location
anc comfortable INABILITY makes
this lee. 3-bedrm brk Cape Cod
TODAY'S BEST BUY. 1t has >
baths. flrepls., full bSmt., scr.
pch, wooded setting, etc; only
S23.95O Call nov for sppt.
THE w w LEWIS co
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ROCKVILLE

west end; expandable 2-pedrm.
bungalow; liv. rm.. din. rm., lge.
XII, 2orches, bsmt.. and beau
tliul yard; excel. cond., desirable
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ARL,, INV. rm, with firepi
family din. rm.. mod. kit, wTpow
der rm. on lSt floor: 8 bedrmS
tiled bath up; full bsmt. screened
In back porch. wldetached garage
See 1872 North Adams st today
$3.50 a mo LANIER REALTY. ia
1-3434
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Bethesda

LOW cos -bedrm., o-bath brick
home: excel. area: attractive rec
rm., frepl.; level lot.
MID-@Os - Brick rambler: 2 bed
rms plus den: 2O-ft. rec rm
with hrepl.: extra-large mod Kit
pa baths; immed. occupancy.
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HOLIDAY PARK WHEATON

HOLIDAY PARK-WHEATON
Az e LOAN
4iafs loan of Sl5,4OO on this g.
year-old brick spIit-level with :
bedrmS. ana ! IA baths. Fenced
rear yard; walk to new elemen-
tary school; quick possession! Only
SlS,15O. Call OIL. 4-5SOO, y TO 6.
MARGARET J. DUNKLEY. REAL
TOL
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oILNEH SPRING, on Georeia ave.
Charming, 3-bedrm. brick Colo.
nal with ! q baths, huge din. rm
nv. I'm. with firepl.. eating SPACE
IN KIT. l. by - pine-paneled
Iamiiy rm., scr. pch.. fenced yard:
5000 down 10 5-3S6O, SUB.
URBAN PROPERTY MGT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
In Prince Georges

In Prince Georges County,
Good News Baptist Church Of
Colmar Manor and st. Paul's
Presbyterian Church of Cot
tage City will join for a 10 am
service at st. Paul's. Forty-first
avenue and Parkwood street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

services, and the times of the
services, are:
District
Baptist - CONGRESS Heights. eel
AlfSa%a ave ss 10 an nj, and r
SITS; Sc" . am; Christ, 0i isth hG and
Gallatin SITS. NV. 0 and IL am:
First Trinity. 4th and 6 SITS. NV,
10 am; Mount Olivet. 1906 Vermont
ave. NV. 10 am. and Northeast
Southeast Mission, In the Senator
Iheater, $3.50 Minnesota ave. NE,
1880 am.
Baptist-Centennial. 6SO7 Decatur
pl.. Hyattsville, 0 am
Evangelical Lutheran - Our Saw
iour's,. 4O19 st. Barnabss I'd, Temple
Hills, 10 am.
Lutheran = st. Stephen, 1918
Colesville I'd. White Oak. $3.50 am;
Ascension. 142O Ardmore I'd, Land.
over Hills, 10 An: Calvary, 9545
Georsia ave-, Silver Spring, 10 am;
Church Of the Cross, 624 Great Falls
3D. I'd IRockville' II am: Holy Cross,
oxon Hin, S7a5 oxon Hin 3D., ID
an: Pilgrim. $500 Massachusetts,
ave, Bethesda, 10 am; Redeemer,
3799 East-West hwy, Hyattsville
10 am, and Trinity, 18th st. and
Bunker Hill I'd, Mount Rainier,
1880 am.
Virginia
Lutheran - Bethany. Beacon Hill
I'd. and Oak dr.. Groveton, Q am:
Concordia. U. s. /, Dumfries. 1O:45
am; Emmanuel; 1901 Russell I'd,
Alryandria G.Qn n, Nf,r aoytnr
Lutheran, 9th and South Taylor SITS,
Arlington, $50 and 10 am: St
Johns, Franconia I'd. and st. Johns
Or, Franconta, 10 am. and st.
Paufs; 1901 Leesburs pike, Falls
Church. 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
Plan Devised to Avert
Deportation Of Doctors

| CHICAGO. Nov. % tAP).-
A special educational program
has been proposed to help
nearly $500 foreign physician;
who face deportation Because
they failed to pass qualifying
examinations in the United
States. 49, Il.
The program was announced
yesterday by the American
Medical Association. which said
lit worked out the plan In
agreement with the State De-
partment, the American Hos
pital Association and the AS
ISOLATION Of American Medical
Colleges.
The proposal provides that
foreign physicians assigned ss
staff physicians. residents or
internS can take part In such
a program offered in American
hospitals until June 80, 1861,
when the next examination
win be given. Patient care is
not involved in the program.
Face Visa Cancellations
The foreign physicians, when
they failed their qualifying
examinations in September,
faced cancellation Of their
visas. Most are in the United
States under exchange visas
requiring that they continue
their education in this country.
The ANA, the American Hos
pital Association, the Associa-
ton Of American Medical Col
leges and the Federation of
State Medical Boards two years
ago set up a system for weed
ing out unqualified physicians
employed for clinical duties in
hospitals.
Exa in a lions were sent
abroad for any foreign physi-
clans who wished to study or
practice in the United States.
Foreign physicians who came
to the United States before
this program began we're given
the examination in September.
More than 10 per cent passed.
Tests Given Abroad
AL physicians coming to the
United States in the future
will have to pass the examina-
ton before being allowed to
enter. The ANA said the ex-
animation Is the same as that
required Of all United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

the needs Of foreign doctors,
said DR.. Leland o. McKittrick
of Boston, chairman Of the
ANA Council on Medical Edu-
cation and Hospitals.
The program means there
viii be no forced exodus Of
foreign doctors who failed to
pass examinations. However,
hospitals face loss Of approval
Of their residency and intern
programs II such programs in
clude unqualified foreign physi-
clans after, December 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23

medical school graduates and
that no preferential treatment
should be given foreign physi-
clans.
Details Of the educational
program will be worked out
by each hospital to conform to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-23
Thanksgiving Services
7 omorrow Announced

Thousands of Washington residents will attend special
services in churches here tomorrow offer prayers of Thanks
giving. & ~ 1g .a, II
The traditional union Thanksgiving service will be offered
In National City Christian Church. Thomas circle NV at
Evening star., 1960-08-05
7 jailed at Glen Echo
Will Get Jury Trials

At the request of the State,
jury trials were granted today
for two Negro demonstrators
arrested earlier this week dur
ing anti-segregation protests at
Glen Echo amusement park.
Both were on hunger strikes
until they made bond today.
Judge Samuel Gordon of the
Bethesda Peoples Court granted
the jury trials at the request OF
Assistant States Attorney
James S. McAuliffe, jr.. when
the demonstrators appeared
before him today.
The cases involve a trespass
charge filed against Laurence
G. Henry, 26-year-old Howard
University divinity students,
and trespass and assault counts
lodged against Dion Diamond,
19, another Howard University
student.
Both men earlier had re-
fused to post $500 bond and
had been locked up in the
county Jail in Rockville. Mr.,
Diamond was arrested Tuesday
night and Mr.. Henry on
Wednesday.
Following today's hearing
the two were released after
posting $100 bond on each
charge.
Mr.. McAuliffe said he re-
quested the jury trials so the
cases could be tried with other
charges, filed during Glen Echo
picketing, and also scheduled
for jury trials September IL.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
Bridge Crash
Kills District
Insurance Man

A District insurance UNDER
writer was killed early today
when his car ran off u. s.
Route near Stafford, Va, and
crashed into a bridge abutment.
Virginia State police said
Quentin r. D. (Dick) Bitner, Al,
of 3616 Newark street NV, was
alone when he lost control of
the car. The accident occurred
about lis am. four miles
north of Stafford and IL miles
north Of Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Bitner, a bachelor who
served as a lieutenant COM
mander in the Navy's air wing
in World War II, was super
vising underwater for the
General Accident Fire and Life
assurance Corp, Ltd, at its
Washington Office.
He lived in an apartment at
the Newark street address and
was driving to Richmond to
attend a christening, associates
reported.
State Trooper Harry F. Fitz-
gerald said Mr.. Bitner ap-
l >parently fell asleep at the
wheel.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

Mr.. Henry said he was ar
rested for trespassing by a Glen
Echo guard while waiting for
a bus just inside park property
after becoming i'll.
Mr.. Diamond was charged
with trespassing when he en-
tered a public phone booth on
park grounds and with assault
after he allegedly shut the
phone booths door on a park
guards arm when the officer
tried to remove him from the
booth.
He said he had chosen to
stay in jail to demonstrate that
he felt it was utterly ridiculous
if a Negro can't use a telephone
that's supposed to be for the
public"
Mr.. Henry said he declined
to make bond to protest being
arrested while he was i'll and
trying to take a bus home.
Bond for both men, original
ly set at $500. was reduced
yesterday to 500 on each
charge by Judge Gordon. The
demonstrators had declined to
post the reduced bonds until
after today's hearing.
Two weeks ago, Mr.. Henry
was sentenced to pay a $25
fine and serve 10 days in jail
in connection with recent sit-ir
activity at Northern Virginia
lunch counters. Both the fine
and Jail term were suspended
however.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
Fire Kills Girl, l9,
And q Children

MIDDLEBOURNE, w. Va.
Aug.'5 (AP) "A teen-aged girl
and four children burned to
death in a pre-dawn fire that
destroyed two homes in the
town of Shirley in Tyler County.
The five victims, as well as
the two mothers of the chill
dren, who escaped with burns,
were asleep in one room of the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Ferrebee.
The dead were the Ferrebee's
two children, Walter, 9, and
Dorma, 8: Janet Dotson, 4, and
Billie Dotson, 1l2, and Mary
belle Wadsworth, ,19. The Dot
son children and Miss Wads-
worth were from West Union.
Mrs. Daisy Dotson and the
girl were visiting the Ferrebee
family. Neither of the women's
husbands was at home. Mrs.
Ferrebee was at work at a steel
plant at East Liverpool, Ohio.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
What's S BestAboutU.S.?
Italian Mayor Picks Girl

and the democracy he has
found in the United States.
His English is fairly limited,
but he can say, Il like Ken
nedy" loud and clear. He said
he likes Nixon, too, but not
as much as Kennedy.
Mayor Andreano fell victim
to Cupid's arrows when he
came here last March to help
arrange a pilgrimage of some
80 residents of his village to
visit the shrine of st. Marian
Catholic Church in Cleveland.
When the pilgrims arrived
in June they found their
Mayor had been introduced by
Mr.. Ventura to Miss Caroscio,
whose parents came to this
country years ago. Mr.. Ven-
tura was Mr.. Andreano's next
door neighbor in Italy.
Things progressed from
there. And the nuptial mass
in Holy Rosary Catholic
Church tomorrow is the climax.
Mr.. Ventura will be best man.
Evening star., 1960-08-05
Jets Wings Fold
In Flight, Pilot
Lands Safely
BY the Associated Press

Imagine the airborne Navy
fiier's surprise when he looked
out and discovered the wings
OF his carrier-type jet plane
partially folded down.
He brought the ship to a safe
landing however, with only very
minor stresses and strains to
the craft. the Navy said yester-
day in reporting the incident
that occurred over a land base
near Naples, Italy, August 2.
Chance Vought Aircraft,
builder of the F-8U Crusader
jet, said in Dallas, Tex, the
pilot climbed to 5000 feet and
flew for about "a minutes be-
fore setting. down.
"The first indication I had
that anything was abnormal
was an excessive amount of
forward stick required to con-
troll the aircraft" the firm
quoted the unidentified airman
as saying.
The ship has a normal wing
span of IS feet 8 inches. For
storage aboard an aircraft car
rier, 6 feet Z inches of each
wing tip folds to a vertical po-
Sition.
Chance Vought said this was
believed to be the first time any
plane, Jet or otherwise, had
made such a flight.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

gers wondered how it would
end.
The water was rolling down
the twin stairways out front
like Niagara Falls" said Mr..
Pratt.
The damage inside the build
ing, said Manager George No
we'll, would run to more than
$25, 1000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Rassin
returned home to find their
apartment under water. Among
other things, her $3.50 wedding
gown was ruined.
Small Car Floats Off
Before long, 13 men from
Engine Company 81, Truck
Company II and Rescue Squad
2 arrived and set about sweep
ing out water from the halls.
Among the more bewildered
victims was Mrs. Robert w.
McHenry. who reported her
Volkswagen was last seen float
ing down the 1900 block of
See WEATHER, Page B-1
Evening star., 1960-08-05
Castro Illness
Reported asTB
Cancer Rumors
Are Discounted
BY JOHN v. HORNER
Star Staff Writer

Cuban Prime Minister Fidel
Castro is suffering from tuber-
culosis. according to authorita-
tive sources in Washington
The disease, these sources said
today, is confined to one lung.
There was no indication how
far the disease has progressed
but the diagnosis apparently
convinced officials here that
other reports about Mr.. Cas-
tro's condition were erroneous.
One well-informed authority
rejected rumors that the Cuban
leader is a victim of cancer
Cuban authorities have indi-
Gated that Mr.. Castro contract
ed pneumonia some time ago.
The Prime Minister'S doctors
ordered complete rest for him,
a customary procedure in the
treatment of tubercular pa
tients.
1t is expected, however, that
Mr.. Castro will appear as
scheduled tomorrow to address
the final session of the Latin
American Youth Congress in
Havana.
Dispatches from Havana
state that Mr.. Castro has been
in seclusion in the Cienga de
zepata region outside the Gu
ban capital.
He was accompanied there
by his personal physician, Maj.
Raul Trillo; his secretary, Celia
Sanchez, and a bodyguard said
to number lis men.
Evening star., 1960-08-05

CLEVELAND, Aug. S (AP) .
The village of Rionero San
nitico in Italy is losing a Mayor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph CaroscioS
daughter, Mary, is getting mar
ried tomorrow.
And Dan Cupid-in the per-
son of Dan Ventura, who came
to Cleveland three years ago
is the reason for both.
IT shall renounce the job"
said Mayor Gino Andreano. Il
like the United States" Ills
announcement will come as a
surprise to the $500 inhab-
itants of Rionero Sannitico
when he informs them after
the wedding tomorrow that
they will have to pick a new
Mayor to Serve until october,
1861.
What do you like best sbout
the United States?" the Mayor
was asked yesterday.
He gaZed fondly at Miss
Caroscio. Then he said quickly
that next to his future wife,
he likes the freedom, the laws