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Evening star., 1960-12-28
PRINCE aE0RaES COUNTY

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABSOLUTE JEWEL! Truly Q pam.
pered dol1housel Popular 3.bedrm
rambler plan with EQUIP. kit, lge
iv. Fm. with dining area and pic
ture window. Cute. rear patio
porch! Perfect condition. Avail
able tor in,nnsdiats occupancy Z
cash: present financing At s50.7C
Otherwise $3.50 down, less thar
$50 month pays al.
Home Sweet Home-S10.950"
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O7E
ADELPHT: vseant-owner'S SacTl'
s-O'!A air 'P!isiI'ysI; eEi 81 xouaso
Fully equip. eye-level kit., din. rm.
bsnt. with exit and rec. Im.
patio and Anchor fenced yard.
w. ]. NICHOLAS HE. 4.100(
ADELPHI; $1,000 down: FHA ap'
rambler. in new-house condition
beautiful fenced lot: S15.760
HUGH +. PECK, 1885 New Hamp
ave. Call HE. 4.1700 today.
AIR CONDTTI0NED-S46O down
bath. large Kit: full bsmt. Neai
Central ave, Immed. occup.; S13,.
$50. ALDRE. INC, CH. S-44Os;
ewes, RE. 5-4122.
AND 3 EWS AREA-"chfiStmai
week special" New e-rm.. fuI
bsmt. brick rambler: under Sl7,.
900. $1,000 or less down. RE. 8.
&140: ewes, HI. 9-53B7.
CAMPBELL REALTY co.
ANDRGWg AREA-start The New
Year right In one Of these nice
homes: 3. 4 and 5 bedrooms. SomC
available for. immed. occupancy
famhlers. bi-levels and Split-leV.
els. Priced from $4,000.
c. DIXON, REALToR
RE. 6-s7S7 Ewes. CY. 7-e601
ANDREW9 AREA; smart asEump.
ton deal. NARROW Heights towT
house-3 bedrms., 1 ". old, g..
300 down, take over. G1 loan
S1o1 per mo. pays all.
RIVER RIDGE EsTATEs-split.
level: S.bedFm. all-bfick:. 2 baths
rec. Tm.: SE.960 down, take oveI
80 GI loan: Sl27 per mo
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE -
bedfms.. air conditioned: ASSUME
present loan; no qualifying: ST.
900 down. incl. settlement,
W. v. q N. REALTY, INC.
RE. 5-3560 Open TIL 8 Pm
AREAS BEGT BUY-3-bedrm. Co,
lontal. nice netghboIhood, lge. ly
rm,, fsmily-sized kit, recently
fedecor. Hard to beat for Sl2,50C
rust S400 On. with payments les
than rent. FREE STATE FRO
PERTIES. AP. 1896.
ASSUME $4,000 FHA LOAN
$if5;77 mo: pays all: 2-yr. .5olt
rambler, s bedrooms. ~ baths
Dashboard heat: sep. din. rri.
bsmt. eaIport; level lot. ,.o,
BERENe' BITTER BUYS
91eB DOWN, including settlement
starts you on the way TO homt
ownership. See this imraac. Shed
ym. masonry. eemirambler today
REREN9, Ap 7s4040
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TAKOMA PARK

3-UnH ApC. bIug.
Park and in . prime rental area;
Units rented for $50. $55 and
$50 so per mo. 1st moor has spa.
cious 2-bedroom apt. that can be
occupied by owner. Priced at only
Sl7,aO0 with only $4,000 down.
ROBERT z. LOHR. INC.
REALTORS HE. 4-4000
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RERWYN HFTGHT;S

Custom built masonry Cape Cod
on 1oox20o-ft, lot: huge paneled
living room with stone fireplace
2 eheery bedrooms, modern ktteh-
Only S1l,a50: $500 down, S72 80
per mo. FLA. or OF no money
down.
HuRCH REALTY TO. e.6992
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CHEVER1,Y

CHEVERLY
Only $500 FHA: Sparkling 3-bed-
room brick and shtnEle Colonial
eep. dining m, osmt., attractive
wooded lot. Trensp. to downtown
close By. Realistically priced OF
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|REALToRS. WA. 7.4600
CLOSE 70 EVERYTHNG
TcdaX.s best bug. only :SSlS;sS,oee SSlS;S,oee
Colonial; 9 6edrms: z tiled baths II.
sep: din: m: ;: MODERN EQUIP Hi.; " 4
ground level outside entrance;
level fenced let; easy YHA terms
and quick possession.
PRiNcE QEoRoEs REALTY Co
THE HOUSE OF HoMES'
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= sraiow. featuring front porch. nv.
ing rm., sep. dining rm.. step
saving kitchen. twin:siEed bed
rooms. full bsmt.. oil h.-w h.; va
cant, quick possession: only S12.'
$50. with S400 down and pZmt!
less thsn rent; renSto;o Z. c. H1LLET q
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B!Ick q! 8 c4IE -,!;! COP

Clean % Q pin; 3 bedrooms, ~
baths. living room, dining room
modern kitchen. basement. As Low
as S1lb.70 per mo. PHA plui
taxes and insurance. Full priel
$4,000. RIPLEY co. JU. b-61ll
BRIGGS CHANEY ROAD AREA
Brand-new 4.bedrm., 2-bath briel
eplit-leyel. All rms. are spacious
Beautiful, a1l:eleetTie kit, csrport
apIYs 5acEs ieysl el l1s. C,o1R G. ROBERT
BURNT MILLS EsTATES = Ne1
r5sS l.GI, 5IsmSls.; 1:s Im 3 bsdEHSE IJa SEo sst9, 3 Z
EH1pss;s pss;soJH NC" ~. S-7l1S o
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BETHESDA

BETHEsDA-MMID. Poss.. ava:
baths: 6 5Tick rambler. TQvsiy Ny,
sEsSSF so.s iiRfse Ns S:Sr nav 'iA5S AS:pD D1sS y.
ERTSoN. ReSitor, OF. 2-2i2S.
BETHEaDA ARRA-Don't miss fhis
3.bedrm. Colonial with den and
full bsmt., II you need tFansp
and shopping area nearby: fenced
yard with many trees, In upper
,aTm1TscaNz w--a-
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COO! E!HSEEL MIEL e HoHksR zAsBRM RM1x.
AMA4T,1P1XX MTPXX lA8aI!RX AohtRXHYeeo; Yeo
POTOMAC

lolS1 couNsELMAN RD.. In the
viiiaseSBricE rambler on wooded
acre. Q bedrmS,, 2 baths. yils II.
brsry or 3rd hedEm. Qlasssd. n
S-csr ScsissSn ssfsss. Mid-S6s. N NAvsii now
Ewes. call Mrs. oasaue. Az. O.
W e. "A. N MILLER pEv. Co
LIST YouE HoME WITH Us
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CONN. AVE. EgTATES-4-bedroom
2-bath brick rambler. Sep. din
rm., large rec. rm. with profes'
Sionally built bar; many othel
extras, including central air con
ditioning; excel. terms. 50 900 dn.
Wn6si,F5A VII sell FHA, cHaEEssTrEER KEILEF ~
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WOODI,kWN

Come take O closer look ct this ter.
Rific AL brick rambler. Butlt-in
earase, hot-vater heat, 3 bed.
rms. Assume large 4hSs loan. An
outstanding home ct only S10,o60.
TO see Just call
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q. A. scHLESIN0ER co.

BETHESDA, upper 20s-3 bedrms.
3 baths, den, sep. din. rm., kit. "
eating space, paneled rec. rm. witt
2nd hrepl. and gar. Most unusua
and tastefully designed scr. porch
overlooks "a acre wooded seclusion
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9O70 Til 8
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SLIGO AVE. AREA!-SI2,e50, Just
listed! Beautifully kept 2-bedrm
home with sep. din. rm, table
space in kit. with pantry: full
bsmt.; y blk. to bus store. An
OUTSTANDING buyl Possession
in wk.. S1,600 dn. Ewes, Ju.
Greater Maryland Prop. Ju. e.l240
TAKOMA PARK-3.bedroom brick
Cape Cod with terrace apt. near
bus and stores. S14,6Q0. ,ono
TAEOMA REALTY JU. 9.l9OO
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
tcoKlNUEn)

|BETHIsDA-This handsome briei
rambler 10 priced substantially Be.
low comparable homes IN this Sx.
cellent area, near NH and NaVal
HOSP, because. II needs deeorat.
ing; center hall, 3 twin-siZe bed.
rms. 2 baths. full daylight bsmt
opening on loggiA; excellent yard,
zENDORFER, REALToR, OIL. &.
BETHKsDA-Beautiful brick ram.
bier with lge. rms. Situated In
one Of. Bethesda's finest neigh.
borhoods on . Garden Of Eden
handicapped lot: gear garaRe and
many extras. Here Is supreme
luxury for sale in the 40s.
BETHEsDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA
-3, 4 and 8 bedroom Colonials
splits or rambleEsi tmmed. oc-
OIL. 4-750Q; ewes, OIL. 2.O7s9
BETHESDA. [PARKWooDl-S90G
down, $1,000 loan, S1S1 mo
full wooded lot: dining nm
screened porch: rec. rm.. 10
b-S630.
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GLENMONT HILLS-Lovely 3-bed
rm. .brk rambler, nicely situated
on large corner lot, completely
financing available. LO. 5-36S7,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
GREENWOOD KNOLLS = Almost
new split-level: lse. liv. rm., sep
din. rnn., finished rec. rm. w/bath;
private parking.
STYLISH AND SMART
Many, many extras: assume large
4hee trust. We take trades.
W. J. NICHOLAS 10. 6.0s00
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Ak. e-sSS5 Ak. s-esse
PTNEY BRANCH m. AREA-Tvt
iished builder will construct home
to suit purchasers. Move into
custom house In 8 months; sp-
proximate price, S1e.6Q0.
TAKOMA REALTY Ju. $4,000
ROCK CREEK HILLe-We have 9
iine homes here. Call LAWRENCE
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TT. SUMNER Hills, 6I2I overIei
sSlNs% abe sCntroiea FsTsleF eommanty IN shi a'ilT
rm., din. rm., kit. porch. 3 bed.
rms, . baths: lower level. rec.
pni,oI r% tpll bath v,s bssdurm,' surEm1, ISif2n;5S9o
OIL. 4-61l2 OIL. 2-44U1
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES- bedrms,.
2 baths. all lge. rooms. 24xle
paneled rec. rnn., corner lot beauti.
fully landscaped, fenced; walk, Il
all schools. 2 blks. TO bus: SAL
$50; Terms. GRAHAM CO., JU
Evening star., 1960-10-30
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star Stan Writer

A family doctor who re-
Gently underwent two major
cancer operations appealed
yesterday to physicians here
to consider what it's like to
be a patient.
I'm certain our patients
would receive far more SYM
pathetic care and considera-
tion if more doctors under
went severe surgery" DR..
Thomas E. Rardin of Colum-
bus, Ohio, declared.
He made his appeal to the
Forum on General Problems
in Medical Practice, spon-
sored by the Medical Council
of the Washington Metropoli-
tan Area at the Statler- Hilton
Hotel. The conference is be-
ing held by the medical soci-
eties of the District, Mont
gomery, Prince Georges, Fair
fax and Arlington Counties and
the City Of Alexandria.
DR.. Rardin called on physi-
clans to try to prevent misin-
depreciation and anxiety in
patients and declared that
fear, concern and anxiety are
most contagious"
Evening star., 1960-10-30
U.N. Names IS Nations
To Seek Congo Accord

should be delayed until the
situation was such as to offer
the best chances for success.
The committee acted under
a resolution the General As
sembly adopted September 20
in emergency session. The res
olution appealed to all Congo
lese to seek a speedy" solution
of their internal conflicts with
the assistance, as appropriate,
of Asian and African repre-
SentativeS appointed by the
Advisory Committee on the
Congo. in consultation with the
Secretary General, for the pur-
pose of conciliation."
Size Of Group Argued
InformantS said the Advisory
Committee agreed to put all IS
Of its African and Asian men,
bers on the peacemaking mis-
sion only because the Africans,
who first consulted among
themselves on the matter, could
not agree on a smaller number.
Hammarskjold, they said,
favored a small mission; Tu-
nisia suggested one of five
countries; Ghana suggested one
of seven, but Guinea, fearful of
being left out, held out for is,
and Liberia and others took
the same view.
The argument made for
limiting the group was that to
See U. N, Page A-2O
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Doctors Cancer Opens
His Eyes on Potients

Both the patient and the
family should be told what's
going on and each patient
needs to know something
about how he is doing. the
physician declared.
DR.. Rardin was asked about
telling patients they have can
Ger. 1t didn't take him long to
answer:
Having cancer - and my
wife, too, has had cancer-has
permitted me to gain perSpec-
tive.
I'm living with my cancer
as you know, we don't talk too
much about curing cancer.
II can tell you that most
patients can be told"
He said that five years ago,
when he had his first cancer
operation, he knew it was ma
lignant because doctors had
done a biopsy beforehand.
But, he said, II told them
to wait and tell me about it a
few days after the operation.
I did the same thing with my
second operation, but I know
that it is bad to put the news
off indefinitely because often
what we don't know is the
worst. What we do know we
can face up to-"
Evening star., 1960-10-30

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y,
Oct. 20 tAP).-Fifteen Afri-
can and Asian countries were
named today to a United Ma
tionS committee to 60 to the
Congo and seek peace between
rival political leaders.
Diplomats reported this after
a three-hour private meeting
of Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold's Advisory Com
mittee on the Congo, which
consists of the 18 countries
with troops in the U. N. force
in that country.
They said the committee de-
cided that its Is African and
Asian members would form
a mission to attempt recon-
ciliation of such CongoleSe
figures as President Joseph
Kasavubu. deposed Premier
Patrice Lumumba and seces-
sionist leader Noise Tshombe.
They said a few members of
the Advisory Committee would
draw up proposed instructions
for the mission and the full
committee would meet probably
next Wednesday to approve the
instructions and discuss when
the mission should leave for
the Congo.
There were some reports it
might leave week after next,
but at the same time the view
was said to have been expressed
in the committee that the trip
Evening star., 1960-10-30
PROGRESS REPORT
Areo Pushing Way
ToModern Roods

Theodore Roosevelt Bridge will
open. Once. this ribbon is cut,
Constitution avenue will be but
a short hop from Arlington
boulevard.
From the dates given in these
examples 1t is obvious that
highway improvements won't
take place overnight.
1t is equally obvious that q
number of road blocks can cror
up in the interval that may
delay or eliminate entirely the
well laid plans Of highway men
On the other hand. the pres
sure that is being brought to
bear by nearly all segments Of
the Washington regional COM
munity for improved roads is SC
great it is inconceivable that
little will be done.
It is abundantly clear from
the construction activity now
taking place and other projects
about to begin that highway
users are in for a better day
a day when rush hours will
mean less gnashing of teeth anC
squealing Of brakes.
These highway plans are
more than a multi-million dol
lar expense to help soothe the
frenzied nerves Of hapless mo.
toriSts caught in the Strangline
clutch Of a traffic octopus. The
years of construction and the
mounting tax dollars that will,
go into freeway and highway
construction will mean much
See HIGHWAYS, Page B-1
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Todoy's Star

DANNY KAYE is on the cover Of
todoy's TV MOsOzins. which brings
you more program information plus
single -slonee IistinSs for all chan
nels. Other full color feature sub
jects Include June Loekhort, Dennis
Weaver. Amondo Blake and Ann
Sothern.
THREE LIVELY RACES for con-
sressionoI seats ore underway in
neorby Maryland and virsinio dis
triets. The views Of all six condi-
dotes on loeoI and notionol mot
tiers ore outlined on pose Ca.
YOUR VOCABULARY eon moke
you rich, according to an expert who
hos spent 40 yeors testing people
for eoreer planning. See Pose s Of
This Week Mosozine for q quiz to
measure your word power and help
predict your top income.
cHEERLEADERS for high school
footboIl teoms train os hord as the
players. But it's not oil glamour
despite the fuet thot it is O female
monopoly. Harvey cIew writes Of a
typicol cheering squad in oetion,
with pictures, todoy in TEEN,
appearing otter Pose D-6.
MARK KAMINsKY, on American
tourist who wos arrested ond con-
Sicted Of espionage while troveIins
in Russio, tells his own story start
ing today in q five-port series
beginning on Pose A-S.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
BY GILBERT GINGBLE
star stan Writer

You live in Alexandria and
you're driving to Baltimore. BY
the fall Of 1868 you will be
able to get there on express
ways without bottlenecks.
Your split-level rambler Is
in the Cabin John. area and you
work on Capitol Hill. Com
muting win be a breeze by
1967-almost a pleasure trip
through parkways and along
fast-moving freeways.
You are "a truck driver COM
ing up from the South. Ahead
Of you is the traftic-packeo
District. You turn onto the
Capital beltway, cross the river
at the Cabin John Bridge and
by late 1964-you leave the
circumferential highway al
Pooks Hill for the northwar6
journey on Route 240. It's fast
and easy with the crowded city
by-passed and far behind.
Or you've cleared your desk
somewhere in the Federal Tri-
angle, met the gang in the cal
pool, and now you're headed
home by way Of Ninth street tc
the Southwest freeway, ther
over the Channel Bridge and
the new Fourteenth street
bridge. That colossal tie-up al
Fourteenth and C streets is
just a memory. But it won't
be just a memory until early
1862.
Maybe that desk is in q Con-
necticut avenue Office building
The Arlington commuter moves
along the streamlined K street
expressway. and gets onto the
WhitehurSt freeway for g
smooth and quick trip to Key
Bridge. This is in the works
for the fall of 1862.
Then, early in 1868. the new
Evening star., 1960-10-30
POLITICAL STORIES
ON INSIDE PAGES

Nixon Now Appears Confident Of
Victory. Pose AS
Some Ministers Plan to Attoek Ken
nsdy Today. Pose A-3
New Jersey Seen Still q Doubtful
Stote. Pose "A
Kennedy Proposes S-POint Plan for
Lotin America. Pose A-5
Nixon Pledges Better Use Of NoturoI
Resources. Pose AT
Both Party choirmen Predict Victory.
Pose AS
Lodge Visits New York Shrine to
Religious Freedom. Pose AS
Unemployment Areos Could Swing
Election. Pose C-5
Views Of condidotes in Nearby House
Roees Compared. Poge ca
Evening star., 1960-10-30

slamming the door on any fur
ther meetings.
Each side in the dispute
blamed the other for wrecking
the prospect of a fifth debate
by basic unwillingness to stage
another face-to-face encounter
1t was learned authoritatively
however, that the negotiations
stalled mainly on the scope of
such a debate. There report
ledly was some slight give and
take on the question of broad
ening it beyond the Cuban cri-
sis, as originally suggested by
Mr.. Nixon.
But campaign officials close
to the negotiations said last
night there never was q firm
agreement" on just how broad
! See DEBATE, Page Al
Evening star., 1960-10-30

Reinsch, the Kennedy repre-
sentative. that:
There can be no further
negotiations unless Senator
Kennedy apologies for the
charge Of bad faith which has
been made and withdraws his
ill-adviSed ultimatum."
Apology Refused
Senator Kennedy, campaign
ing in the Philadelphia area
yesterday afternoon, quickly
and angrily made clear he has
no intention Of apologizing for
any slight the Republicans feel
they have suffered in this situa-
ton.
II am not going to drag him
up In front a microphone," the
Democratic presidential nomi-
nee said Of the Republican
nominee.
Senator Kennedy's press Sec
retary, Pierre Salinger, con-
tended that it is Mr.. Nixon who
should apologize for his re-
luctance to participate in this
debate" and for using "every
trick and device to avoid it."
A spokesman for Vice PreSi-
dent Nixon charged in Chicago
that Senator Kennedy had de-
liberately "sabotaged" a 1ifth
debate.
Each Blames Other
Oficials at Democratic ma
tional campaign headquarters
here yesterday said they saw
no possibility Of resumption Of
negotiations. They looked or
Mr.. Scribner's telegram and
Senator Kennedy'S statement as
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Ancient Stdtue Found

DAMASCUS, Syria, Oct. %
(AP).-A farmer in the United
Arab Republics Syrian region
has discovered a 3,500-year-old
bronze statue. The tiny figure
on horseback is believed to be
Baal, ancient Phoenician war
god, or Tissup, a Hittite war
god.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Plane Falls
With 48
At Toledo

TOLEDO, Ohio, Oct. 20 (AP).
A plane carrying about 48 per-
sons crashed and burned to-
night at the Toledo Express
airport, the Lucas County sher-
if reported.
Casualties were not reported
Immediately.
The Weather Bureau opera
tor at the airport said the
plane, which he believed was
carrying members of a football
team to California, went down
in Zero visibility"
1t was a chartered plane, he
said.
Evening star., 1960-10-30
New Ball Club
Stirs Interest
Of Financiers
LuuFonce Rockefeller
Is Possible Bucker,
Quesudu Admits
BY BURTON HAWKINS
Star stan Writer

Laurance Rockefeller, grand
son of the oil billionaire, broth
er Of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller
Of New York and worth about
5000 million, is an admitted
possible" financial supporter
Of 1t. Gen. Elwood (Pete) QUE
sada In his quest to obtain the
new American League baseball
franchise for Washington, The
Star learned last night.
Mr.. Quesada said that Mr..
Rockefeller, so, is q possible"
investor in the syndicate being
formed by the Federal Avia-
ton Agency administrator. Mr..
Rockefeller, who gives most Of
the profits from his extensive
holdings to some 200 charities.
could not be reached by tele-
phone at his 600-acre Canal
Bay Plantation resort in the
Virgin Islands.
Gus Ring, multi-millionaire
financier and builder, told The
Star he would meet with a
group Of Quesada supporters
today following the Redskins
Browns football game at Crit
nth Stadium. IF the financial
setup Is satisfactory and If
baseball has no restriction
against horse owners, I may
take q substantial position"
Mr.. Ring said.
Mr.. Quesada denied, now
ever. that Mr.. Ring would be
q member Of his group. Mr..
Ring was In New York, where
he watched one of his 10 horses,
Don Poggio. run second to
Kelso at Aqueduct in the
100000 Jockey Club Gold Cup.
Shys From Criticism
Baseball has no restriction
against horse owners, since
President John Galbreath of
the World Champion Pittsburgh
Pirates owns the Darby Dan
Stables, but Mr.. Quesada says
his sydicate must be free of
criticism on that point" Mr.. /
Ring constructed Arlington
village and Colonial Village in
nearby Virginia. among many
other building ventures.
The former Air Force gen.
eraI denied that two other
prominent millionaires whose
names were circulating yes
terday as additions to his
syndicate would be presented
to American League owners
November II in New York as
part Of his group. John Nc
Shain, Philadelphia builder Of
the Pentagon who also is q
horse owner, and Alexander B.
Hagner, Mclean. Va, realtor,
See BASEBALL, Page F-4,
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Kennedy
cunts Foe
As EVusive
BY DAVID BRODER
Star Staff Writer

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-
Senator Kennedy taunted Vice
President Nixon for blocking a
fifth television debate as he
drove through the rainSoaked
suburbs of Philadelphia today,
hunting votes in heavily Re-
publican territory.
He drew crowds that ranged
from routine to exceptional in
Montgomery and Delaware
Counties where the G. o. P.
has a 4-to-1 registration ad-
vantage. Democrats who acs
companied him said they were
pleased by his days work.
Until well after noon the
Senator was battling not only
Republican sentiment, but the
elements as well. A chill wind
blew a steady drizzle in his
face as he drove in an open
car from shopping center to
shopping center.
Crowds Improve
The rain stopped in the
afternoon, however, and his
crowds improved, reaching TO-.
900 at one late afternoon stop.
Observers said that at several
places the turnouts matched
those Mr.. Nixon received in
better weather last Saturday.
The matter Of the TV debates
came up just before lunch at
the Bala Cynwyd Shopping
Center. Senator Kennedy told
1000 drenched listeners. II wish
he'd debate me a fifth time
but I am not going to drag him
up in front of, the microphone."
The Democratic presidential
nominee told the laughing
shoppers:
81 understand that Mr.. Nixon
issued a statement today say
ing that he would debate me
if I would say I was sorry that
I said he wouldn't debate me.
First he said he wanted to
discuss Cuba and we said, well,
we ought to discuss some other
subjects.
Agrees on Points
"Then he wanted the vice
presidential candidates in there,
and I said that was fine. Then
he wanted one and a half hours,
and I said that was fine. I said
I would go to any city on any
day.
Then he said you have to
say you are sorry you said I
wouldn't debate. Mr.. Nixon can
debate or not debate-what-
ever he wants to do. I am not
going to drag him up in front
of the microphone."
In the same talk, Senator
Kennedy poked fun at Mr..
Nixon's famous debate with So
Wet Premier Khrushchev, say
ing. HE put his finger in Mr..
Khrushchev'S nose and said,
You may be ahead of us in
rockets, but we are ahead of
you in color television.' I would
rather take my televiSion black
and white" the Senator said,
"and have the largest rockets
in the world"
Finds G. o. p. Supporters
The Senator found Republic
can boosters at several of his
rallies, but he did not hesitate
to draw a sharp line between
his policies and those of the
COP.
He said at the Cheltenham
See KENNEDY, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-10-30
Sea Lord to Visit

LONDON, Oct. 90 (AP).-Ad-
miral Sir Caspar John, first sea
lord and chief of the naval
staff, left today for New York
and a two-week visit to United
States naval installations. He
plans to spend a day aboard
the nuclear submarine Skip
jack.