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Evening star., 1961-06-26
Kennedy Asks Stepup
tnWoter DesoItinq Field

iplant at Freeport, Tex. The
Sis million plant is the first
of five being built by the Fed
eral Government under exist.
ing programs.
Mr.. Kennedy said the new
proposal "contemplates a ma
jor acceleration of current pro-
grams of basic and applied re-
search, and permits the con-
struction of conversion plants
far larger than any now in
existence to test the feasibility
of known and yet-to-be devel-
oped processes.
Udall Explains Aims
Interior Secretary Udall ex-
planned in a letter to the Presi-
dent that sea water now car
be desalted and put to bene-
ficial use, "but better processes
are needed to make it an eco
nomical source Of supply fol
general use."
Mr.. Udall said at least two
demonstration plants now be-
ing constructed should produce
fresh water at a cost in the
range Of 81 to $1.25 per 1000
gallons. But he said further re-
search holds promise of de-
veloping entirely new methods
which may permit the attain
ment Of a major break
through"
The proposed legislation re-
moves any ceiling from au-
thorizations for expenditures
on the program except as may
be set in annual appropriation
bills, and extends the time
limit for such expenditures.
Evening star., 1961-06-26
BY GARNETT d. HORNER
Star staff Writer


President Kennedy submitted
to Congress today proposed
legislation to expand the In
terror Departments program
for converting salft water into
fresh water.
Mr.. Kennedy stressed. in let
ters transmitting the draft
legislation, that II know of nc
Federal activity that offers
greater promise. of making a
major contribution to the ulti-
mate economic well-being Of
all mankind than this pro-
gram"
He noted that water is
rapidly becoming a limiting
factor on further economic
growth in many areas Of this
Nation and the world"
Work Called Essential
sit is essential, therefore, I"
he added, "that we make every
effort at this time to search
for low-cost processes for con-
verting sea and brackiSh water
into fresh water to met our
future water needs and those
Of our neighbors throughout
the world"
The President said the pro-
posed bill would provide the
Interior Department with a
wide variety of tools to attack
the saline water conversion
cost barrier"
The Presidents request
comes less than a week after
the opening of the Nations
first salt water conversion
Evening star., 1961-06-26
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Evening star., 1961-06-26

You can still cross to Europe in.
the sUperiners Queen Elizabeth
and Queen Mary while Europe
is at its seasonal beSfI
Travel big to Europe this summer Enjoy the Queen Eliza
beths three Of recreation decks the uncrowded
luxury of the Queen Mays Main Restaurant largest
aoat Equipped with stabzers for smooth and comfortable
crossings. the Queens" both $4,000 gross tons
nearly $4,000 more than any other passenger ship
You still reserve First Class space for saings
aboard Cunards great superner Cabin Class accommoda
tons also available for crossings after July H. Departures
from New York each Wednesday.
For careee holiday: The Cunad program of vacation
crSs also, daily Cunad Eagle flights Bermuda SOS round trip
See your travel agent -
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Evening star., 1961-12-03
HELEN HARPER kNITS Make A HIT

Wool coodinoes thot score double hit Mix them moch
tem every woy they Yours block beige
blue. Sizes 1918
Tunc s~eoter loosely tied ory Joequod Pottern
09s
D. Sleeveless spon sweoter tucked overbouse
7.ss
G. Over it, to complete 3pece ensemble Chone type joeke
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D. ocouord cordioon with perky the neckne odds en-
nhos;s 70 oil occosions 1885
E. Goino oIono beautifully with the obove matching slim skirts
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Budget spotsweo Washington. Bethesda ond Corners
Evening star., 1961-12-07

every Ford large, medium SMALL gives you gasoline
mileage outstanding its class Fourth the servicesavng
cOncept-every Ford built to cut down maintenance
worries and problems with servcesavng features other
may have some day. And behind every Ford stands
the revolutionary tweve-month tweve-thousand
mile warrany* that Ford pioneered the piece of paper
that you truly put your faith in Ford Ford
leadership from Falcons to Thundebirds is founded on
rend-setting innovations the hot ideas come from
Ford And at the heart of Ford is an almost
revolutionary concept of quality most serious
and direct with the actual part quality
For the hot trends in the hot cars for new experience
see your Ford Dealer.
Evening star., 1961-12-07
HOTTEST now
IN FORD HISTORY!
And here's what started the heat wave!

Last month Americans bought Fords than in any
November in history The blazing of the long Ford
down it, too Everywhere the people ocked into their Ford
Dealers and bought smart Falcons and the Falcon
Squire the gterng swift Galaxie the famous Ford Station
Wagons and the hot Thunderbrds And they poured in
to and buy up the brandnew Faranes just introduced
There four magic reasons-why behind the smashing
of the long Ford line for 1862 First of all utterly
modern styling the fresh crisp lines that are now being
widely copied by other car makers, the smart look
that dominates the industry. Second is absolute power in
eleven kinds of engines giving you anything you could
want in engine options. Third is total economy-every
Ford model priced directly at your pocketbook, and
For Company warrants nd its er ntunw anoh he ercutomrs follows
FIRE rh udg relate L will
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Fire Hits House
On Grounds at
Soldiers Home

Fire Of undetermined origin
last night swept the second
floor of the home Of Doyle N.
Yates, superintendent Of the
United States Soldiers Home
National Cemetery, at 81 Hare
wood road NE.
Mr.. Yates, 80. said he and his
wife were not at home when the
fire started, apparently around
8:l5 pm, A passing cab driver
reported the blaze after flames
broke through the roof, which
was almost destroyed.
District firemen took nearly
an hour to control the blaze.
The eight-room, two-story stone
house is owned by the Govern
ment. General Services Admin.
istration fire officials are in
vestigating the fire. s.
Mr.. Yates said o preliminary
damage estimate Of about
$4,000 given by firemen would
not cover the cost Of personal
furnishings destroyed by the
fire.
Evening star., 1961-03-29

gresSiOnal Record by Senator Randolph, Dem
Ocrat Of West Virginia, and Senator Heating,
Republican Of New York, indorsing the princi-
pie, took the lead in new effort which uIti.
mately led to the 23d Amendment. $50
Evening star., 1961-03-29
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD SENATE

sent that ths star editorial Be prtnted
In the R1coRD at this point e. . part Of
my remArk1.
There bang ne objection. The editorial
vas ordered 70 Be printed IA the RxcoRD.
e. follows:
Al<ssB xxH AAEnDanER
sanAArR. AclaArD. e Ylogada, has revived
his recpcsAl ee eo0stasutiqnAl amanament
Whleh wuul9 forever end the pcll SAx prcA-
lem. We usgs thAs The esnAae9, ana ta,s dle.
6nguishea group a 90 q his besthFen who
have joans0 him AA sponsoEing the amend.
msnt, add fev more words . tha propossa
reaoauttoA onA thus esS e - toot a an.
oth@ pRohlaEA. tAF HHO eR1ous than ths
pom tA2-th0 dsnlai q IN voting Fianh -
eisnano Who aro .roai6ants oe the OaDitnl a
the vnitsd States.
Hers d the nub Of Senator HcGxAlgpS con.
stituttonal ansndment. with proposed ad.
dition printed In italics:
'sThe right Of citizens Of the United States
% vote IN any primary o. other election for
electors for President OF vice Preaident or
for Senator Or representative In Congress,
shall not be denied o. abridged By the
United States q any Stats b. reason Of
failure to pay any poll tax or TO meet any
property Qualification. or bV reason Of rest.
dence In the Capital of the Uatted Ststes. |"
30 changed. submitted, and approved by
Of least 30 Of the States. this amsndnnsnt Of
the Constitution would XIII two birds, with
one stone-A Mttle bird and q big bird. The
little. blrd b the vestiee of the poIi tax r..
manning In ave etatss-Alabama, Arksnsas,
4asamtppi, Te1As, and Vifginia-Which, In
Senator HOLLANDS words, ''has been aecofdod
fer moFe importance than it doOsFveal"{ YeE.
u does serve TO prevent veting By too many
eaSlSens. white - wen e. eoloeod, In thoao
States
Tns bigger bird" 10 the denial a ali voting
n&n1 70 eitaHens whceo Fosideneo IN the
aueomAsieAlly disqualifylne them from 1enra.
eentation In Congress. tAs ehoico az Preai.
dent and Vice PTosident-cf any voice what.
eoeVee In their 0oveEn@enA Thara n Moth.
Ing - the Ccnstituticn wAieh spsciaeaiIv
prohibits theao residents from votinR. NJ
sne Conseitution does not gpoalAeaiiy pro.
VIDE voting rights Tor any cave ths FOoadsnsa
% 1eAees The District oe Columbla a nee
STATE. Tho argument has Aaan that tho
WashingtOniAns are 70 Be given ehe riWht ~
being rspEessntsd IN their 0ovafumerf.
1ne amendmeAs oe Senator HoaGA,sn'a
amenament ouSht 70 DO the trick. II ap.
proved, Congress would no lonenP ha inhIS-
tssd ~ any doubt eA constitutional Rro1an6a
Arom permitting Seai9snts q tho Distxiet 10
vote Tor fre1iAent and Wee President. ana
,toE euen Representatives IN 0onQEoD a. Con.
Esss might By slnpls IsealatiSs action. pro-
Mr.. KRATnVu. AGr. President. win
my dlstinsuishsd friend yield 70 me on
Mr. RANDOLPH. Certainly. am
sppreclAtiVo Of the Senator's forboar.
ANA. -.
Mr.. KEAIuso. ! rad the editcrial
70 which the Senator has TaeuvTod. AZ
my friend win remember, NAao Rsnator
xrom south DAKOTA tAGr. CA9Rl O0oFwd a
when the s0-0alled Dassxiok hosRs mia
biM was before the Senate. I votA6
against The G1hstatute. e I suspect tha
Senator fEcm Weet Virginia "a. hecauaS
I felt that It would hAnper aetion "a tos
OH before ~. Dl1E eaphAtieally slaara
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Vote Is IS to Is
TWENTY THIRD AMENDMENT

SECTION L. The District conshtutins the seat Or
Government Of the United States shall appoint in such
manner as the Congress may direct: 5ass
"A number Of electors Of President and vice Pres
ident equal to the whole number Of Senators and Rep
resentatiyes in Congress 70 which the District would
be entitled II It were state, hut hi no event more
than the least populous state they shall lie considered
for the purposes Of the election az PTesdent and vice
President, to be electors appointed y sate ana they
shall meet in the District and perform such duties a.
provided by the twelfth article Of amendment s
SEC. 2. The Congress shall have power to enforce
this article BY apprOpriass lssisiaticna
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Ohio Misses Boot
Winds Up 3oth Stdte

scant Republican majority, q
few of them reluctant, at o
policy meeting. over dinner at
the exclusive Columbus Club
here last night. Immediately
afterwards, the Senate Rules
Committee headed by Senator
MecheEn recommended that the
amendment be passed. The
committee vote was unanimous,
with one member absent.
Full Day Of Effort
The dinner meeting was the
climax Of a full day Of effort
by national Republican Chair
man ThruSton Morton, District
Republican State Chairman
Carl L. Shipley and Ohio Re-
publican State Chairman Ray
Bliss. Senator Mechem and
other senior members. Of the
State senate gracefully accept
cd the wishes Of their party
leaders.
I'VE have written this
amendment into the party plat
FORM Senator Mechem said.
ut Is q part Of our national
policy, and we are glad to help
carry out that policy"
He noted the amendment
never had run into any serious
trouble In Ohio. but matters
Of local interest had been given
priority until now.
Mr.. Shipley was on his feet
explaining the amendment for
40 minutes at the crucial eve
ming session. "He did q fine
job" Senator Mechem said.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Bya star staff Writer

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Mar. 20.
The Ohio Senate at l:56 pm.
today made the Buckeye State
the 3oth to ratify the constitu-
tional amendment granting
Washington citizens their first
vote in presidential elections.
Senator's indorsed the vote
reform unanimously with two
members. Fred L. Hoffman and
David Ferguson, both Repub-
licanS, absent.
Senate Majority Leader c.
Stanley Mechem moved the
measure TO the top Of the
|agenda before either New
Hampshire or Kansas had rati-
fled. But the amendment was
already part of the Constitu-
|tiCn when the Ohio Senate
cleared the proposal. It had
been passed March 2 by the
Broke Logjam,
Republicans believed that
Ohio. although its vote was q
gesture. had broken the log
| jam which had delayed any
STATE approvals since last
Wednesday when Rhode Island
ratified.
TO Democratic Leader Frank
w. King, "Ohio managed TO
miss the boat again." Senator
King said that in their zeal TO
avoid making Ohio the S7th
State, the Senators wound up
seth.
The minority leader, who
introduced o resolution identi-
cal to the Republican-spon-
lsored amendment push e d
through the Senate today,
asked his colleagues for q
Unanimous acclarnation.
Republican Senator's Donald
c.. Steiner and Charles w.
IWhalen also urged the Senate
70 60 on record as opposed tc
| the acknowledgements OF resi-
dents Of the Nations Capital
/ These American citizens beal
the responsibility Of paying
taxes and serving In the Ma.
j lions armed forces and vel
Until now have been denied the
privilege Of voting, they said
my mother and grandpar.
tents were born in the District
cf Columbia and never had the
right 10 vote" said Senator
Milton e. Cox. q Democrat
rThis amendment is long past
ldue."
Wofd Of the New Hampshir,
lratification reached here ct
Jpn, half an hour before thu
Senate convened. Republican
Headers huddled privately Il
ltalk over q move to issue Will
New Hampshire and Kansas /
kind Of proclamation that thre,
IRepublican Legislatures hat
lput the amendment into thl
Constitution on the same day
j Senator Mechem aliied tn
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Ratification
Sequence

Here Is q list Of States in
the. order in which they rati-
fled: y
Hawaii. June %. 1850; Mas
sachuSetts, August n, 1860;
New Jersey, December 10. 1860;
New York. January II. 1861;
California, January 10; Mary
land and Oregon, January n,
and Idaho. Maine and Mime
sofa, January 81.
The 10 States acting in Feb
ruary were New Mexico. Feb
ruary /; Nevada and Montana,
February 2; South Dakota,
February s; Colorado, February
8; Washington and West vir-
ginia, February O.; Alaska. Feb
ruary 10: Wyoming. February
Il: Utah. February is; Della
ware, February 20; Wisconsin,
February 81. and Pennsylvania,
February 20.
Then came Indiana and
North Dakota, March 5; Ten
nessee, March 6; Michigan,
March 8; Connecticut and Yer
mont. March 10; Arizona,
March 10; Illinois, March IA.
and Iowa, March Is.
Remaining States jcckeyed
for last position in the final
weeks with Missouri, the 34tl,
State. ratifying March 20;
Oklahoma. March 81: Rhode
Island, March az; New Hamp-
shire, Kansas and Ohio. Marcl,
90.
Evening star., 1961-03-29

PROPOSED RR2AL or POLL TAXES
FOR ELECTION or YEDERAL QFTT-
q CIAlsCITIzElSe or. TEE Dis
TRICr Or COLUMBIA SHOULD
VOTE FOR PREaDHgT or TIE
UlaTIWDBTA1Es Il
Al. RANDOLPH. M. PreaIdens. /
ARa grateful f0R the opportunity to bring
20 the attention oa the Members Of the
senate the very eogenk editorial which
was published In the Warrington Eve
ming star Of yesterday entitled amend
The Amendment"
zAe writer appropFiately focuses st-
tentaUn on the proposed constitutional
9mendment offered b. the able Senator
] from Florida IAly. HoEIAiSDl who was
Joined In iEs introduction By 81 Of his
colleagues. II Is an amendment which
would give to the citizens Of an States
the right b participate ln the American
system Of the ballet without the compul.
sion Of the payment Of poE tax.
The special reference Of the editorial,
1 however. is not 10 the substance Of the
amendment IN that. degree. Il sug.
gests-Gnd not faeetiOusly, but with
merit IN the idea--tlaat there should be
additional language whereby we would
mot deny the night TO ycte 10 person
hy reason Of residence IN the Capital Of,
tthe United states. { sss
In anticipation Of the forthcoming
visit Of Premier Khrushchev to the
United States, ] remind the Members Of
this body that even IN the Soviet Union
today there Is IN election, or an election
process, which Is conducted for the peo.
Die. Even the electorate Of that country
can vote for one party or for one 90.
called slate Of candidates. In the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, however. men and
women who were born here, men and
women who have lived their lives with.
IN this Federal jurisdietion. have no
opportunity 70 vote and cannot exercise
the responsibility Of voting for either the
Eresident or the Vice President Of the
Omitted States.
have long felt-anA agaim express
the beNef-thAk Members Of the Gen.,
ate. at some hour which should be soon.
WIN send forth legislation which can be
submitted % the States Is a proposAd
een1eitut1onl amendment. Ciki1ena Who
80 not establish any valid riahts 70 vote
within The States. could. within tla Dis
tTict u Columbia under such ecn.
atieuklcnAl Anendulenk. have nok oniv
the opportunity but the rcsponslhlllty %
exercase The franchise Of freedom and
oillaonrhip.
: en- eEateful that my distinsulsked
colleague tGE. KRAxrHal hss yialdsd fog
this statemenk Perhaps Wo can loso
democracy b. default. We can oonceiv.
ahly forfeit our frsedonk We may even
dElte into Q diotatoEshlp, although that
g certainly net uksiy IN llas United
@tAea4s WHARF, BY and lAr0s, our people
ace tneaMleenk and vigorous In the exsrs
elae dI their citlsenship reGponsihill
1ule plenassh on tAe 0smoeratle prcc-
elsm e car country has caused meta
spak yltA moee than ordinAEy visor "a
this Suhioce.
NJ. Rrsaldsnk ~ unanlmous con.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
August II

the yieWs expressed By the senator frcn
West Vifginls On the need % provide 3
vote e the residents Of the District of
COLUMBIA. ..t ,-..s
Ihaye hsen studying tAe language uro.
posed 70 b added 10 tie sO.caIled nom
tax constitutional amendmant. I do mot
wiah 70 DO ANYTHING which could be con.
stxued 90 interfering with that prcpooal.
because it deals with such q vital proh-
lem Personally, as O laHyef, have The
impression that Q Federal statute could
be enacted 70 serve TIE purpoSe 60 Tar
e. concerns Federal odices, but that 4
. matter oe dispute. Pexhspg the pre-
vAning attitude q that Il should be done
by eonstitutional amandment.
Al any rate, that q the road down
wnicn We are travelling, and do not
wish TO get on into byway. ! say 10
my friend from West virginia that ! ann
now studying, and probably, shall bier,
an amendment 70 the constitutiOnal pro-
posal when It Is presented to the Com
naittee on the judiciary. 70 make Il ap-
plicahle TO the residents Of the District
Of Columbia. because see no reason why
we cannot do It all IN one fen swoop.
believe that such o constitutional
amendment would have widespread sup
port throughout the Nation. Ie is din.
cult for me to believe that the electors
Ii any state would want % deprive the
residents Of any other part Of cur great
country Of the privilege Of voting for
President. Vice President. and ether ma
tional onieers.
Mr. RANDOLPH. Mr.. President. WIN
the Senator yield for Q further ohserva.
tion7 3 +tG4,s
Mr. KEATnao. Certainly.
Mr. RANDOLPH. hope the Sena.
tor win give me the privilege Of aaso-
ciating myself with him IN the antici.
pated action which he has Indicated.
I am sure that the Senator from New
York speaks now. as he always speaks,
from the standpoint Of Q vel. informed
lawyer. believe this % an area for
very careful determination Of the most
elective procedures.
] commend the Senator for his en-.
preston Of support Of the meriterious
ideas and sound principle which We both
Nr. KkATnao. I thank the Senator
from West Virginia. I shan b happy
70 have his very important and az.
fective help IN what We are both seek.
ing TO accompliah.
Mr. HuARHREY rose.
Mr. K&ATme0. AGr. President, I am
happy 70 Yield nov 20 my genial and
dtstinguiahed friend from Minneeota
IAkr. HuHRNAgYl. Who has sought time
from me, which an harry % Rivo him.
particularly In the lieht ce the aaet thaf
our colleague from OregUn I'M. Rol1RI
has rather invited me to take noFo than
my allotted Hme. ct this hour. n, ~,
Evening star., 1961-03-29
ltuIi0n Tux Stuffs
On 3-Doy Strike

ROME, Mar. 20 (AP).--Em-
ployes In italian tax offices
began Q three-day strike today.
The government extended the
deadline for filing Of income
tax declarations from March 81
to April 8.
The strikers are demanding
a general reform Of working
conditions. =
Evening star., 1961-03-29
38 Stotes Rotify
23d Amendment
In Rapid Moves
By GRACE BAssETT
star staff Writer

United States citizens who live in the Nations Capital
today granted their democratic heragehe right to vote
And the Nation has a constitutional amendment.
The Twenty third Amendment permits residents cf the
District Of Columbia to for President and Vice President
for the first time in history
Ratification by SO States was perhaps the brightest phase
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Congress aeId Key
1 hat. Blocked Vote
Right Political Formula Found
2YeuEs Ago After Mnny Detects
How did it happen?


Residents of the Nations Capital voteless until today ask
this question in mood Of wonder and amost disbelief
After l6l years with voice In the Federal Government
that rules them they suddenly were presented the precious
right to vote They had failed TO win the ballot through more
Evening star., 1961-03-29
NATIONAL POULTRY srARu.nA.
% TION ACT

II. HUMFHREX. Mr.. Preddenk. I
an deeply moved hy the sraeioug and
kind sentiments a. my esteeEnod frien6
Irom New York VIII hls onStomary
courtesy be has permitted me 70 intro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-22

q LOVE or LIFE.
Serial Starring Audrey Peters.
l2:25 @ NEWS.
News of the moment.
1870 q IT COULD BE YOU.
Audience Participation Color.
q Mr.. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Crime. David Brian stars.
q MAKE A FACE.
Audience Participation. Color. Mickey
Rooney. guest.
q SEARCH FOR TOMORROW.
Serial Starring Mary Stuart.
l2:45 Cd GUIDING LIGHT.
Serial
l2:55 q NEWS DAY REPORT.
Ray Scherer reporting
100 q THE BEST OF GRoUcH0.
Comedy Repeats Of eroUcho Marx show.
q THE BIG MOVIE.
Movie ! Hour. IS Min. THE Perfect
Snob" 1871. Cornell Wilde. Lynn Bari
q DAY IN COURT.
Trial JUDGE EDGAR Allan Jones' IT,
Evening star., 1961-12-16

Construction Of an eight
story office building on the
northwest corner of Wood
mont and Rugby avenues in
Bethesda was announced to-
day.
To be located next to a
large Montgomery County
public parking lot, the build
ing will contain 10000 square
feet Of office space and will
be erected by Combined
Contractors. Inc, for Be-
thesda Associates, headed by
Oscar D. Mcdowell.
Work is expected to begin
Evening star., 1961-12-16
HiIIondoIe Residents
Get Bus for Christmas

Residents of Hillandale
Gardens in Prince Georges
County off Powder Mill road
will. get a unique gift this
year from the builders Of
their project. It will be a
VolkSwagen bus.
The gift will be from AL
len Morris and Allen Beren-
ter. officials of Allen Engi-
neering Co.. who feel their
customers can make use Of
the vehicle as a matter of
convenience.
Mr.. Morris and Mr.. Beren-
ter said that by spring they
will have approximately 65
families in their development
and are offering the bus to
facilitate travel to New
Evening star., 1961-12-16

Hampshire avenue extended
where public transportation is
available.
When formalities are COM
pleted the builders say they
will suggest the residents
form a club to operate the
bus on a regular schedule
with a predetermined route
that will include New Hamp-
shire avenue and several
nearby shopping centers.
Hillandale Gardens at
Knollwood drive off Powder
Mill road, is noted for its at
tractive landscaping and Law
ish use of flowers that have
been used to decorate exist
ing homes.
Evening star., 1961-12-16
Bethesda Building Planned

early in 1862 on the project
being financed by Sun Life
Assurance Co. Of Canada
through Shannon q Luchs
Co. Of Washington.