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Evening star., 1960-09-26
R. A. HUMPHRII
HILLCREST
1912 3Oth ST. Sc.

Detached home with s rooms on
large lot; Sl5.500 on terms TO re-
sponsible buyer. Mr. O'Hazza, FL.
4-4545. WAPLE CO., 1925 l4th
st. NV. AID. 4-2OO5,
Evening star., 1960-09-26
BETHESDA
Modern Split-Leyel

An immaculate home in prime
residential area. Nice living room
with fireplace; dining room; large
modern kitchen with table space;
3 excellent bedrooms, . full baths,
attractive recreation room, maids
room and full bath IN basement.
Fine lot, 75y13", fenced; patio
and utility shed. THIS WON'T
LAST LONG AT THE PRICE OF
S3I 800
Evening star., 1960-09-26
CHURCHES FOR SALE
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ShL hLhNu IhNh
Most spacious Semi-det. home: 8
lge. bedrms., plus study or nurs-
cry; deluxe kit, powder room: va
cant for immed. occupancy. Priced
in the mid 20's. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. 3-1S00: ewes, VII.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
HOUSES UHFURN. 70 RENT
(coNTlNUED)
SUBURBAN PROPERTIEs MGT.

brick center hall rambler; 3 bed
rms Ia baths, GE kit, sep
din; rm., rec. rm., bsmt. LO.
5-36S3.
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(cONIINUEDl

FERNWooD APTs., 1853 Columbia
rd. n.w.-Beaut.. Ice, elev. bldg,
unusually nice studio apt. huge
walk-in closet, S67 80. AID. A.
643l or apply Res. Mgr.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
CSFITUL HILL

Lge. brk. Col; 10 rooms plus bsmt (;
income.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
ANXIOUS SELLERS
SLIGO REALTY, Realtors

BETHESDA-6-room, 2-bath BRICK
rambler, carport and patio, Storm
windows and doors. Newly deco
rated. l block from shopping
center and school. For sale by
OWNER. Call EN- h-2lo2
Evening star., 1960-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ADELPHI AREA-Sl5,95O: roomy
8 nedrms., u baths in convent
ent location. Large kit. with table
space. Excel. din. area; finished
rec. rm.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
(coNTlNUED)
APIS. WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

WANTED. by woman graduate stu
dent; eficiency unit, upper NV.
FE. 3-3324.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
co. JU. $4,000

ANXIOUS OWNER has reduced this
prlcE Colonial in Mont Hills TO
Sl9,950 for quick sale; 3 bed
rooms Ia baths, full bsmt.,
screened porch, garage, SHADE
trees. RIPLEY CO, JU. 5-6lll.
Evening star., 1960-09-26
HOUSES FOR SALE Sc.

ANACoSTIA-s12 $50, Home with
income. 1926 Ridge place Sc:
Semi-d brick; . rms, kit, closed
porch on lst f., . rms. kit, and
bath 2nd f., toilet and shower in
bsmt.; oil h.-w.h. FREDERICK A,
BLUMER CO, 617 Pa. ave. Sc,
Ii. 10000. Ewes, LU. l-26IS.
Evening star., 1960-09-26

CALVERT ST. NV, 1885, near
Shoreham Hotel-Efic., l-bedroom
apt: elev. bldg. See janitor till ..
CAPITOL AREA - l-bedrm. apt:
nicely furn. See res. mgr. or phone
Evening star., 1960-04-16

grounding Cnem.
Senator Hartke earlier had
told newsmen that Mr.. QueSa-
da had rejected a Civil Aero
nautics Board recommendation
that Electras not yet given the
new inspection should be kept
on the ground.
"I am shocked" Senator
Hartke said in his statement
to newsmen, that Gen. Quesa-
da would take the chance Of
ignoring this advice (from
CAB and risk further death
from these planes"
Inspections Follow Crash
The reinspection was among
various safety moves ordered
by Mr.. Quesada. as the Nations
air safety car, after the recent
crash of an Electra airliner
near Tell City, Ind. The crash
killed all SO persons aboard
the plane.
Mr.. Quesada said "in 50
Electra aircraft inspections to
date, the findings do not indi-
cate q need for imposing ad-
ditional limitations on the air.
craft. Although all of the re-
suits of these tests have by no
means been fully analyzed,
nothing has been revelaed to
date which would warrant the
grounding of the fleet"
Mr.. Quesada said a reduction
in the Electra's speed, ordered
by the FAA after the Indiana
crash, "gives it a structural
margin as great. if not greater,
than any aircraft in our air
transport feet today"
Senator Hartke quoted Mr..
Quesada as telling him earlier
that the reinspection was about
so per cent complete, and that
of AZ Electras inspected by CAB
"38 showed cracks in a tab" I"
LOckheed Defends Plane
Board chairman Robert E.
Gross Of .Lockheed Aircraft
Corp, which builds the Electra,
said "in our considered opinion
the Electra is fully safe and
airworthy."
Lockheed Spokesmen de-
scribed the tabs mentioned by
Senator Hartke as small clips,
which hold the wings skin to
crosspieces. Mr.. Gross said
there are 2,754 of the clips in
Evening star., 1960-04-16

Mr.. Moore said that while
many organizations in the field
do a notably good job, a sub
stantial number cut corners
and make claims they can't
fulfill.
AS Secretary of Health, Edu-
cation and Welfare. Mr.. Flem-
ming had the ONCE of Educa-
ton draw up a list of 80 or
ganizations which he accused
of being degree mills"
Mr.. Moore said nine organi-
cations on the list have been
the targets of successful FTC
actions.
Mr.. Flemming's department
has no regulatory authority
over correspondence and other
schools. The FTC derives its
authority from the FTC Act
Of 1914 which prohibits unfair
methods of competition and
false and deceptive practices.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
POTOMAC FEVER
BY FLETCHER KNEBEL

Ike will interrupt his golfing vacation long enough to
fly back to Washington and attend the opening baseball
Ike has one ronclad rule: business before pleasure
Kennedy and Humphrey spend the week end at plush
resort hotels BY Monday they'll be refreshed the better
to proclaim their sympathy for unemployed Virginia
coal miners
Harry Truman Republicans always put the country
"in hole Democrats, the other hand would tee up
SWING hard-and spend the next four trying
out Of the sand trap
Neurotc person just like you except that he worries
about it.
Presidential Prohles Chester Bowles-very dark horse
from Connecticut Would unite country nobody knows
behind which candidate
Modern Republican: fellow who runs against this wears
Democratic platform-and stands on last years
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Hugerty Doubts
If President Can
Extend His Tour

TOKYO, April 16 (AP). -
White House Press Secretary
James c. Hagerty today mar
rowed the possibilities Of
President Eisenhower extend
ing his Asian tour in June to
Formosa and the Philippines.
IT don't see how the Presi-
dent can add any visits on
this trip because he has to get
back to Washington" Mr.. Hag-
erty stated.
He told a news conference
the President would be guarded
by less than 80 Secret Service
men during his June 1923
stay here, spliced by an eight
hour visit to Korea on June %
Mr.. Hagerty said he did not
know, however, how many
Japanese police would assist
IN protecting the President.
Mr.. Hagerty said a tentative
itinerary has been prepared
and made plain 1t would in
elude a golfing engagement
with Japanese Prime Minister
Nobusuke KiShi.
Mr.. Hagerty would not rule
out an extension of the trip
to Taipei and Manila. But he
pointed out the President can
be out Of the country only
Q limited period Of time and
that Congress will be in the
hnal weeks Of It's session ir
June.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Behind Peaceful Coexistence'

militancy, but entails in
stead the further pursuance
and development of the
struggle between socialist and
bourgeois ideologies under
new conditions and in new
ways"
The meaning here ought
to be plain enough. It would
seem assured that if any real
coexistence is achieved, then
the familiar Red ways and
means of penetration, sub
version and harassment of
free peoples would simply be
changed for more devious
methods. In short, the COM
rades would go deeper under
ground, but they would still
be very carefully plotting
and planning for the down.
fall of freedom everywhere.
There is a final word from
Moscow, this one worthy of
the most serious appraisal.
The official magazine of
Communist theory. Kom-
munist, the very Bible of the
current party line, analyzes
the meaning of peaceful
coexistence" and says bluntly
that Its Interpretation
should include a class anal
ysis of the world situation"
The "implacable struggle" Of
the working class, the article
warns, is "the chief content
of our historical age" This
struggle can have but one
outcome: The complete VIC
tory of the working class"
This, then, is what off,
cial doctrine says about the
true meaning Of peaceful CO.
existence. 1t would be well
for the men Of the West who
are dealing with these mas
ter conspirators to keep their
Interpretation in mind at all
times. To do otherwise Is to
guarantee disaster.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Jesus Fovorite Region Found Beautiful
And Full of Sense of Dramatic Past
RALPH McGILL

A. letter from Israel said:
For Passover Week we
went to our favorite kibbutz.
Elm Gev, on the farther
shores Of the Sea of Cali
lee :"
Galilee was the favorite
region of Jesus of Nazareth.
1t was there He spent most
of the months of His brief
years of ministry. 1t was
from Galilee that He went
up to Bethany and Jeru-
salem for the days which
eliminated with the cruci-
f1xion and His returning to
the place from whence He
came-the resurrection.
OF all the sites in the Holy
Land. Galilee is still the most
serenely beautiful. A quiet
ness broods about it. The
sense Of history is there in
the softness of air, the green
of the hills about it, the un-
believeable blue of the skies
and in the charm of the riv-
er which flows out of it
the Jordan. 1t has less
of commercialized tourism
about it than the cities. One
can walk away from this and
be alone along the shores of
it.
The Man from Nazareth
made His home at Caper-
naum. There He gathered
His disciples about Him.
From there He went about
teaching and healing. Here,
too, He preached the Ser
mon on the Mount which,
many centuries later, Mahat-
ma Gandhi was to say con-
tanned all the rules of life
man needed.
How happy are the hum
ble-minded, for the King
dom of Heaven is theirs.
How happy are those who
know what sorrow means, for
they will be given courage
and comfort.
Happy are those who claim
Evening star., 1960-04-16
CONSTANTINE BROWN
Reds Own Interpretation of Slogan
Is Continued Plotting Against West

clares, shun force, interfer-
ence in the internal affairs
of other nations, avoid vio-
lations Of territory or SOW
ereignty in any form, and
confine rivalry to the compe-
tition Of a better economic
order-more meat, butter, and
eggs.
But in his remarks to Com
munist groups, the Premier is
more likely to emphasize, as
he did at Novosibirsk, Sibe-
ria. last October. the con-
tinuance of the struggle
between the two social sys-
TENS" He did. of course, add
the words without war;" but
it is interesting to note that
to the Communist world he
stresses struggle" and to the
free world he stresses peace"
Again, in a formal address
to the Supreme Soviet last
year, the Chairman warned
the comrades that peaceful
co-existence" under no cir
cumstances meant conces-
sions of any kind to the
non-Communist world. "Mu-
tual concessions" for peace,
he declared solemnly, should
not be confused with conces-
sions on matters of principle.
There can be then no ques-
ton of any concessions or
accommodations W h a tever
ION ideology) or the very
nature Of our socialistic
system.
Later, an article in Pravda,
which Of course carries the
official stamp Of Communist
approval, carried the idea
even further. Coexistence,
said the anonymous writer,
not only does not mean any
weakening Of Communist
Evening star., 1960-04-16

Federal powers are available to
cope with the evils inherent in
the degree mill operations"
The FTC has been policing
dubious purveyors of "educa-
ton" for more than IS years,
Asked about the comm:s-
sion's work, Charles r. Moore,
legal adviser to the Bureau of
Investigations, said the FTC
has won cases against more
than 400 schools, many OF
which conduct classes by mail,
He said about 35 cases current
ly are under investigation.
Estimating that there are
between $50 and $50 CORE
spondence schools and unac-
credited educational organiza-
tions in operation, Mr.. Moore
said:
Il know of no other field in
which the FTC has challenged
the practices Of 30 large o pro-
portion of the people engaged
in the business"
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Proxmire Sees
Kennedy Crisis
In West Virqiniu

MADISON, Wis. April 16
(AP).-Senator Proxmire, DEM
ocrat of Wisconsin, yesterday
described Senator Kennedy,
Democrat of Massachusetts, as
a frontrunner in his party's
presidential nomination con-
test.
But he said Senator Kennedy
who won the April 5 Wis
consin primary from Senator
Humphrey, Democrat of Min
nesota-faces q tough fight in
the West Virginia May 10 con-
test.
A Humphrey victory in West
Virginia wouldn't make the
Minnesota Senator a 'front.'
runner, Senator Proxmire said,
but would strike a decisive
blow to Senator Kennedy's
chances for the nomination.
Senator Proxmire said he
considered Senators. Humphrey
and Kennedy. Adlai Stevenson
and Senator Symington, Demo-
crat of Missouri, good choices
for the nomination. He made
it clear Senator johnson, Dem
ocrat of Texas, had a fairly
low rating on his list. He has
tangled with Senator johnson
over the holding of party
caucuSeS.
Senator Proxmire said the
West Virginia race "looks any
thing but favorable" for Sen
ator Kennedy because hackers
of Senators Symington and
johnson and of Mr.. Stevenson
have thrown their support tc
Senator Humphrey.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Capital Says
Flights Will
Continue
By the Associatsd Press

Capital Airlines has pledged
no interruption Of service in
spite Of its financial crisis.
But there was no indication
by the company, after a seven
hour emergency meeting Of the
board Of directors yesterday,
that any immediate plan has
been made to meet its debts.
Armstrong-Vickers, Ltd, has
started foreclosure proceedings
against Capital, which is nearly
Sl2 million behind i payments
to the British firm. Capital
bought go Viscount airliners
from Armstrong g-vickers.
After the meeting Capital d.
rectors expressed hope "a solu-
ton to its problem can be
developed that will meet the
requirements Of the vickers
interest.
There were rumors that
Board Chairman George r.
Ham Of Pittsburgh would be
replaced by Attorney Charles
H. Murchison Of Washington
and Jacksonville, Fla, who
holds the largest single bloc of
Capital stock. There was no
confirmation Of the change.
Capital, fifth largest airline
in the Nation. operates in the
East and Midwest.
A company spokesman said
there are no merger discussions
under way at this time, land
that works in both directions
there have been no feelers to-
ward Capital and we have made
no merger proposals to other
companies"
The spokesman said the di-
rectors discussed a number of
proposals that might lead to
solutions, but nothing that in
wolves positive plan that could
be submitted at once to the
British.
It was possible that the
whole matter might be allowed
to slide until the annual meet
ing of Capital stockholders next
Wednesday and the organiza-
tion meeting of the new board
next Thursday.
Evening star., 1960-04-16

Just what does Nikita
Khrushchev mean when he
uses that favorite phrase Of
his-"peaceful coexistence"?
President Eisenhower OBJ
served recently that the
world today is living in "a
sea Of semantic disorder"
Words like democratic"
have in the years since the
end of World War II had
their true meanings all but
obliterated. In Eastern and
Central Europe, where Com
munist slavery and Dictator
ship have fastened a steel
chain on once-free peoples,
the word democratic" means
Communist, and liberation"
more enslavement. 1t would
seem absolutely necessary,
then. to study carefully what
the Kremlin boss means when
he uses a word or a phrase,
since the Moscow connota-
tions are obviously so much
at variance with those of
the rest of the world.
Premier Khrushchev him
self has undertaken to de-
fine his meaning at various
times. But the definitions he
offers have not been entirely
consistent. And it is particu-
larly noteworthy that the
Soviet chieftain describes
peaceful coexistence" quite
differently, when he is talk
ing to a Communist au-
dience, from the way he de-
scribes it when he is ad-
dressing the capitalist world.
In talking to the West he is
wont to suggest that peace
full co-existence" means, in
simple effect, live and let
live" We must ALL. he de-
Evening star., 1960-04-16
The Feeling of History in GoIiIee

come. The King of Jerusalem.
Guy de Lusignan, moved out
to fight. There were 1000
knights in armor in the lead
of his Crusader force, mount
ed on caparisoned horses.
Behind them marched 5000
foot soldiers, the bowmen,
the spear throwers and the
priests. The sun glinted on
their armor. the tips Of
spears, the shields, How they
must have suffered. 1t was
numerically hot.
Saladin, a military genius
for his time, had prepared
great piles of brush. AS the
Crusaders came in sight
these were lighted. Prevail
ing breezes blew them into
the Crusader advance. Time
after time the knights
charged. The skies were
darkened by fights of ar
rows shrieks and sounds
unholy, the screams Of
wounded horses and men.
the sound of galloping, fear
maddened horses and the
clang of sword and spear on
armor. One can feel the
horror of it there on the
empty plain.
There was a cross carried
in that fight. Eight hun
dred years before it had been
found in Jerusalem. Legend
said it was the true cross.
This, too, was a pleasant
legend, and the cross WAS
much revered. A handful Of
living were surrendered
with the cross. 1t was never
seen again. Tradition has
it the soldiers of Islam threw
it on their fires.
But the sea remains beau
tiful, serene, mysterious with
the weight of history. From
it Jesus of Nazareth travelled
on to Jerusalem. exciting
more and more men with His
teachings, "the kingdom Of
God is within you, thou shalt
love the Lord thy God with
all thy heart. with all thy
soul and all thy mind and
thy neighbor as thyself."
Evening star., 1960-04-16

each Electra and that mot over
seven in any one airplane have
been found to be damaged" !"
He said that number would
not be unusual at the tradi-
tional overhaul period Of air.
planes in service"
Senator Hartke told report
ers he will deliver a Senate
speech Monday on the subject,
He said he will spell out some
figures about air safety records,
Senator Hartke said yester-
day he was asking the Senate
Aviation subcommittee and its
parent Commerce Committee to
look into Mr.. Quesada's rejec-
ton of the CABS grounding
recommendation.
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Algerian Rebels Hit
French AIonq Frontier

ALGIERS, April Is (AP).-
Algerian rebel units in Tunisia
and Morocco are probing
French frontier defenses, army
headquarters for Algeria said
today.
The army said the rebels
harassed the Moroccan frontier
defenses north and south of
Oujda at five points during
the night. No details were
given on the activities on the
Tunisian frontier in the East.
Evening star., 1960-04-16

nothing. for the whole earth
will belong to them.
Happy are those who are
hungry and thirsty for good
ness, for they will be fully
satisfied.
Happy are the utterly sin
cere. for. they will see God.
Today there is not much
atNCapernaum. The Francis
can friars have collected
some Of the old ruins, por-
tions Of an old synagogue,
pieces of walls and mosaic
flooring. That Jesus taught
In the synagogue is a part
Of the legend, but there is
nothing to authenticate it.
But it is a pleasant legend,
and comforting to visitors.
South Of Capernaum is q
little hill which legend says
was where the Sermon on
the Mount was delivered. It
likely was. 1t stands not far
from the shore. 1t is small. A
man could stand on it and
preach to many about him.
Tiberius, which was built by
Herod in honor of the vulgar
villain Tiberius. emperor of
Rome, is but a brief walk
from the mount. Later the
Jewish scholars made it a
great center of learning.
Today, the people of Israel
have a small, modern city
there, a resort place. There is
a pavilion by the lake, and
one may sit on its pleasant
spaciousness and baSk in the
sun, or have an awning
brought to escape it. The sea
is there as it was. The fish,
ermen still go on it in boats,
but little has changed, if at
all, from those of the Bibli-
cal days. One may lunch on
fish caught from the sea.
After lunch there I rode
with a friend to the not-too-
distant plain where the Cru
saders we're destroyed in July
of 1887. Saladin's army had
Evening star., 1960-04-16
FTC Cites Its Record
Of'DipIomo MiII' Cases
By the Associated Press

campaign by Welfare Secretary Flemming against
diploma mills has raised eyebrows Trade
Commission.
FTC officials surprised by Flemming's statement
at Monday news conference that he calling the
mission and other interested agencies to whatever
Evening star., 1960-04-16
Hortke Pushes Demand
To Ground EIectros
BY the Associated Press

Senator Hartke Democrat of Indiana, said today will
carry to the Senate his demand that the Government all
Electra prophet arners not yet given inspections
Federal Aviation Administrator Ewood Quesada issued
statement last night saying that nothing up
far special inspection of Elecras that would
Evening star., 1960-04-16
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Evening star., 1960-04-16

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home except mechanical items and
erection.
z. Everything included from hardwood
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3. Top quality materials from top to bot
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Evening star., 1960-04-16
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Evening star., 1960-04-16

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5. Swng-door units pre- assembled,
doubIe-hune window units pre-ossem-
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6. Choice Of paint eoIors, interior and ex-
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Evening star., 1960-04-16

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
Birth Control
Is Discussed

The controversial birth con-
troll issue in the Silver Spring
Hospital case will be discussed
at a public meeting sponsored
by Protestant and Other Amer
leans United for Separation of
Church and State, at 8 o'clock
tonight at the Silver Spring
Armory.
Speakers will include Glenn L.
Archer, executive director of
POAU, who has filed suit to
block construction of the hos
pital, and Stanley M. Levy, Sill.
yer Spring attorney.
The real issue in the hospital
suit" Archer said, sis whether
public land and funds should he
used in support of a hospital
whose restrictive medical code
denies important forms of Their.
apy to physicians and patients.
IF present plans for the man.
agement of the Silver Spring
Hospital are to prevail, all ply.
sicians using its facilities would
be denied the right to counsel
their patients on birth control"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25
Slogan Is Sought
For Centennial

A contest designed to pro-
duce a slogan for ROckville's
centennial celebration this
summer Is being sponsored by
the city's Chamber of Com
merce and the Rockville Cen
tenniaI Committee.
Entrants are invited TO
submit as many suggested
slOgans-each containing 10
words or less-as they wish.
The slogan should be appro-
pirate for use In connection
with Rockville's one hundredth
birthday celebration now being
planned.
Winner will be given a $26
savings bond. Entries should
be mailed or brought to the
Chamber of Commerce office,
Is w. Montgomery ave-, or to
the Sentinel, 215 e. MOntgom-
cry ave.
All Rockville residents are
urged to participate in the
fun and competition. Contest
will close midnight, March. 5.