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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

MUSICAL Observation-Disclosures
selection in Washington. All lead
ing brands at lowest prices; easy
terms. Special rental and trial
purchase plans. KITS wash
ington's Largest Band Instrument
Dealer, 1880 G st. NV. RE
7-62l2.
NEIGHBORHOOD clothing sale /:
white elephants; 6OO3 Cromwell
Or, Wood Acres. Nd. O12-3s7O.
ORGANS-Several slightly used
electronic console chord organs,
S495 each. JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and g sts. NV.
ORGANS AND PIANOS-KTTTs
tWashington's largest music Store)
now has 3 convenient locations.
p Liau' e l33o g s.: NV. RE; 5-662I2
Beth. 1870 Fairmt. Ave. OIL. 6-l675
Suburban Store open Eves.l
ORGANS-LookinE for a chord or
gan See the new Lowery Chord
and spinet organ with full percus-
SION two ORGANS for the price OF
KRIS @ Convenient Locations)
Dntn., 1890 @ st, NV, RE. q-82l2
Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon, XII. S-S6s6
Beth, 1910 Fairmont. OIL. 6-l875
Suburban Stores Open Eves.)
ORGAN, Hammond, home model
boh ana Hammond tone cab. HR-
30; like new. WA. 7-2734.
ORGAN, PIPE, 3 manual Approx
20 register. A. G. o. specified.
Built for church work only. Can
be seen by appt. Call DE. 2-S2SS.
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AIR CONDITION your whole house,
central plan, remote, full 2-ton
installed to your furnace: $685.
no down pymt.: lge, sizes equally
low, std. makes. Call day or night,
Sun incl. JOHN MOORE e. SONS,
IA d-go95
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SlTUATloNS-WoMEN
MATURE,

REFINED, Christian
woman, white, non smoker
Grlnker, will stay nights and pre-
pare mornings and evening meals
for elderly person living alone, in
exchange for small Compensation
and quiet, suitable, unfurnished
room or small apt. in private
nome; daytime free; D. c. Metro
HO. 2-SlSS, or write Pc ROY
az, Wash. 4, D. c. So
WANT To PLACE my able, willing
Tues. WO, 6-54lS
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ABC SHORTHAND in 8 wks., day; or
u vkS.. eve; low rates. TEMPLE
SCHOOL, 1888 G Nv. MA. S-4639.
SKIN DIVING LESSONS by compe-
tent Navy affiliated diver. Pay
as you learn. Information, Elk. g.
1888, lib 18th st. NV.
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SECRETARY

Experienced, 80 to A. preferred
Varied duties, Monday Friday
$50 to 3; 3-week paid vacation
fringe benefits. Call Mrs. Billing,
at WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
WO. 6-35O0, between 10 and :
for appointmPnt
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TOOIS

Sledges, 50; rakes, 81: hoes, 81 .65:
SS55ssI cans 81 30; dropclothes,
blocks, falls, ropes, chains, chiselS,
planes, motors; bunk beds, So;
saws. Sl.45; fo6HIfft. tapes "a ,Ss' sB 8fHG
snow shovels, So; oman saws,
So so; 6XS tarps, $3.50: Joke
tarps, Sl0.S0: wedges, SOC; drop
lights, 81 30; saw blades, SI.25:
used tarps, &c IT,: steel shelving
cable, air compressors, welderS,
pumps. picks. 81
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UPHOLSTERERS
.447 18th St. NV. CO. b-5116
Ewes, Til o; Sat. TIL 8
SUNDAY, IL TO 3
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
tcoNTINUspl

sIAMESE KITTENS, 9 weeks; blue,
frost. GA. pedigree. JU. $500
WIRE HAIR TERRIER PUPS, males
Axe, weeks. shots, we'll
marked; $50. SP. 2-61O7
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BUSINESS SERVICES

FRYE TREE SERVICE, top men
avail. for topping, pruning, spray
Ing, teeting and cavity work, plus
complete landscaping WE. l-207S,
TRASH REMOVAL
Bsmts.. yds. cleaned; free estimate.
Mr.. CLEAN, INC. FE, 7-9Slb
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NURSE

for telephone answer
ing service Of out-patient clinic.
Recent experience necessary. Hrs,
9 to q pm, : night per wk. and
or Sat, | to 2 pm, Sun, 2 TO
4 pm. Salary, S2.25 hr. Elk. B.
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APIS. FURKlSHED-D.C,

.ADULTS-iO5 10th ST NE.
Colored. Newly decorated, modern
bldg: efficiencics from $50 and
UP; | bedrm. from SIS and up.
See ianitor on premises. FRED A.
SMITH CO. Elk 3.24S9.
ATLANTIC ST. and . bedrm,
apts- mod furn., near buses.
stores: 81 TV, laundry; Al loca-
ton. 10, 2-O541.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert st.
n W, elev.' effic., kit. and b, SOS,
RA. $3.50. ST. 3-73O2.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED pan
eled apt Reasonable. Call after
8 pm. EN-. 3-20s1,
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(coNTlNUED)

AIR CoNDITIoNERS, 1I5 volts,
used l season, l hip, IL, A amps
RCA: "a hip, rs amps. GE
auto. washer, S15. JU. 7-63l0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

AMPEX, MCINTOSH AND OTHER
FAMOUS BRANDS. Yours at sub
stanpal savings. Come in and
see : csc barEains. KITS wash
inst ms Largest Music Store),
1880 @ ct. NV. RE. 1922.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-28

ANACOSTIA-Men only. Nicely fur
nished, conv. TO transp., semi-pvt.
bath. LII. 2-l97l, 1927 N st. sc.
3rd ST. S.E.-Front room, near
bath, kitchen privileges for ma
tured. refined woman. Ii. 7-67O3.
252 9Th ST. S.E.-Front room,
clean and comfortable; S35 mo.
Man only.
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SECRETARY

New York Stock Exchange Firm
WASHINGTON OFFICE
5-day week, pleasant surroundings
good salary and fringe benefits
Write full particulars. Box 205-X
Cfar
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HELP WOMEN

to top executive in
national organization. Shorthand
100 w.p.m. or better, efficient on
IBM cleo. typewriter. Stenerett,
capable of handling other varied
and interesting duties. We wish a
perSonable, iHtelligent and ambi-
tiouS person. age about 20, with
initiative, general office snd sec
retarial experience. Starting sal
airy 81 ,5O0; hrs. q TO ;, ) Gays q
week. Many benefits and an ca
cellent future. Box l20-X, Star
SECRETARY to president of realty
and construction company: short
hand 100 w.p.m. or better: hours:
$40 to pm, 5-day wk.: excel
salary and benefits. Call MR.
KLINE. tn. "-0l05.
SECRETARY, under 40. for GEN.
ERAL ELECTRIC CO, 1855 v St
ne. to assist sales manaGer
Shorthand and tipping required
Phone Mrs. Talley, LA. 1880.
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MEDICAL SECRETARY

For out-patient clinic; exper. re-
Guired; type SIS w.p.m., knowledge
OF shorthand preferred; 40-hour
week, 90 days annual leave, sick
leave benefits including compre-
hensive medical and hospitaliZa-
ton ooverage, for self and de-
pendents, insurance and retire
ment program Beginning salary
$4,000 year. Elk 3-5610.
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FURNITURE - Couple I'M
expectedly moved from
area needs responsible
party to take over pay
ments of $40 month, and
take possession Of bed
room, living rm. and din
ing room suites, including
rugs and Grapes. For ap-
pointment to see, call DE.
2-5098.
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ROOMS FURN.-MD.. VA,
ROOMS FURN-S,E. s.W.

ALEX, 3 mi south q. s. Free
TV, pvt. bath, parking. bus stop.
Day. week. month. SO. 5-aT6O.
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IS GALVESTON PL. S.W.

l bedrm, liv, rm, kitchen. dinins
alcove and bath, Sa5 per month.
Call al our office for inspection.
HENRY j, ROBB, INC.
1024 Vermont Ave. NV. DI. 7-s1A1
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HELP WON EN-
(cONTINUEDl
ACCTG. CLERK

Excellent future for capable young
lady who has aptitude for figures
Accurate typist. Reg, raises. Good
salary and benefits,
Evening star., 1961-04-23
CLERK-TYPIST

For hospital claims section of
prepaid medical program. Type
40 W.p.m., experience preferred,
4O-hr. week. % days annual
leave, l3 days sick leave. insurance
and retirement program, compre-
henSiVe medical and hospitaliZa-
tlon coVerage for self and
dependent. Beginning salary
approx. S62 week. EX. 3-593S.
Evening star., 1961-04-23

ASSISTANT CASHIER -CREDII
GIRL. II to 30. CONSUMER RI
NANCE COMPANY. Interestin1
work. No experience necessary
Iyplng helpful APPLY Mr.. Saver
33lO Rhode Island ave, Mt,
Rainier. Nd.
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HELP WOMEN
CLERK.TYPIST

Permanent position available fol
mature young lady in credit
lished firms in Washington. Musi
be high school graduate, have
pleasant telephone voice, and be
an accurate typist. 5-day 40-hr
wk, many employe benefits. Phone
Mn. SMITH for appt, EN-. 2-SS0O
Evening star., 1961-04-23
CLERK K-TYPIST

Accurate typist for secretarial office
OF accounting department Pri-
mary duties will consist Of typing.
clerical work, and general assist
ance to secretary supervisor. One
or two years experience; no short
hsnd; 30 w.p.m. minimum typing
speed. Excellent company benefits,
CALL FE. 3-74OO, EXT. 26l
BETWEEN 8 AM. AND 3 PM
Evening star., 1961-04-23
CI.ERK-TYPIST
CLERK-TYPIST

Accounts receivable department OF
out-patient clinic. Must have high
school education, 3 years office
experience. Type as w.p.m; 40
hour week. % days annual leave,
IL days sick leave per ". 1nsur-
ance ana retirement program.
Comprehensive medical and hos
pitaliZation coveraRe for self and
dependents. BeEinninE salary ap-
proXimately S62 week. EX. g.
EOgg
Evening star., 1961-04-23
TAKOMA PARK
NEED

8 experienced 1O-key adding ma.
chine operators, filing clerks, 3
iers, > typistS. l stenographer
Good salary, many company fringe
benefits, retirement plan, 5-day
week. Apply in person
Evening star., 1961-04-23
CI,ERK-TYPIST

N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM
Washington office. IBM electric. B.
day week, pleasant surroundings,
good salary. Write fun particulars
IN pnV ANN Etap
Evening star., 1961-04-23
CLERK-TYPIST

so to 80 w.p.m., electric typewriter.
25 TO 30 preferably single; mini
interesting position with variety
OF clerical duties; some travel;
downtown professional organiza-
ton. For appointment call RE, z
1897 ext. 3I2
Evening star., 1961-04-23
HELP WOMEN

ACCTG. CLERKS-Good with fig
uTes' no typing. Downtown and
WIS. ave. nr. Sears. ST. 3-Olq 40
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
we need a bright, young lady 10
MAINTAIN our accounts receivable
records. Must be good with fiee
ures. Experience with accounts re-
Celvable desirable but not man
datory; good opportunity for ed-
vancement.. 5-day week, 9 to s. N.
Arlington location; salary, 5000
$3.50. Phone 536-63O6.
ACCTG. CLK.-TYP, To S350
Exec. secyS., legal ITO $1,000
secy.. rusty shbd SsSsgEISSO ssESS ~
TfSShSs; Typist:; ecsthbolic catboIic -----$SS!56 gP P
Office clerk, Alex. vic. S63 VIZ
Typtst. mature, uptown S956
ALLEN-O'BRIEN Personnel service
Laws N. Y. Ave. RE. 7-72S0
ACCTG. CLK.-TYPISTs to S976
Several, varied and interesfinvo' .
ms; grads, good with figures,
aging mach; excel. firm.
sEGYS., JR.. sR., ADM. to IA OOo
exceptional positions: several
progressive businesses; college
ntlplUI
DICTAPHoNE oPR. s7E I'm
VIII consider mature person, ex-
pei; IN claims adjusting: can
|TYPIST - SsE
IBM electric; fast, accurate; topo to
notch public relations firms.
BkkPG, MACH. OPR. S75
New MGR 3l00, other diversified
9autieS: 25-3O; 3 days; new bldg
sECY. CLERICAL -S $4,000
erel arts deg. and some 70 1iT;i persn5- on
mel exper. helpful; research and
development; downtown.
Staff, organize P. R. 9si Dent, S9;egO bsnl
die variety activities: conferences,
.oanaucts. know press, should
BANK TELLHRs $3.50 br
N1dHT TINE PRooFo1 OFF st. o 81 SSas?' lsS br
wants daytime employed; psS
increases with skill.
JR ASST. BUYER $50
Career-minded, :, for large dept,
store; 21,;35; light typinE, his,
REcEPT:f. EsEEP:f -TYPfEsT TfSYllPsfEssT helpful can
Httrac. 1881 type 40 oG9c w.p,m.
'EI33 FHa St5lsf SRSfsRf@Hi Ps@i ISHSS4 RSsHlssssion
1920 New York Ave, NV.
DI 7-l6s7 Suite 719, DI. 7-94B7
ACCOUNTING CLERK, 8 D. S65 WIZ,
BANK TRAfNEES, FILE CLERKS,
CASHIERS, STENOGRAPHERS,
TYPISTS, RECEPTIONIsTS ETC
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
ALL 5-DAY WEEKS, S20O-S35O MO
BEGINNERS AND
OUT-OF- -TOWNERS
SHOULD STOP FIRST AT
Evening star., 1961-04-23

ASSISTANT CASHIER REDIT
G!kL, II TO 30. CONSUMER RI
NANCE COMPANY. Interestin1
work. No experience necessary
IyplnR helpful. APPLY Mr.. Saver
33lO Rhode Island ave, Mt,
Rainier, Nd.
ASSOCIATION OFFICE
permanent position in small down
town conditioned office for
young lazy 10 or over to tele-
phone members and DO general
office, work. Fair typing and legi-
pie Handwriting necessary. No
oictation. 0-day week Interviews
Mondays. Call DI 1852.
AUTO TITLE AND SETTLEMENT
CLERK experienced for new-car
dealership in Alex. Va. Perma-
nent position, 4O-hr. week. OV.
3-0350, MR.. BATTENFELD.
AUTOMOBILE TITLE CLERK for
D and 5I2-day wk, Bethesda area,
eHper. pref. however will train.
SUBURBAN PERSONNEL
PERPETUAL Bldg, SIS. JU. 8-6l9B
AVON has the answer to budEet
Shortages. Earn extra SS-make
new friends, enjoy your work
S-s-A
BANK TELLERS, PART TINE,
BANK or cashier exper So so hr.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV.
BEAUTIOIAN interested in higher
earnings: top sal, comm; 3 days
y TO y; closed Mon. OIL. 2-6667
BEAUTICIAN. newly equipped salon
sal. opt; 5-day wk. 3l33 Conn
ave. NV. co. 5-5271.
BEAUTICIAN, all-round opr.: very
good offer for those with follow
ing. WILLARD HOTEL, Ma. S-2533.
23'
BEAUTICIAN, male or female, in
very BUSY shop. excellent oppor-
tunity for experienced styliSt.
Also manicuriSt, shampoo girl
CONTINENTAL COIFFURE, 1856
OId Georgetown I'd, Bethesda.
Nd. OIL. 1856.
BEAUTICIAN, to manage Bethes,
salon; some following. Salary,
comm. and per cent. EX. 3-4242.
BEAUTICIAN. all-round; good pay
ana commission; 3-day week, or
operator with following fun time.
SkYLAND HAIR STYLISTS, 50o7
Sultland I'd. Sc, RE. 5-O999.
BEAUTICIAN, good hair stylist and
dependaole opportunity for right
man or woman. Apply ROBERT
SSP FAh1S, 1914 Conn. ave. NV,
BEAUTICIAN, Immediate opening.
EMMA LEES, 2l19 Wilson blvd,
IA. 7-123S.
BEAUTICIAN -HairstyIist, following
pref. New Oriental salon. Pleasant
surroundings. Excel. pay. Univ,
blvd. Langley PIX, MR.. ALBERT,
HE. 4-6797; evesn HA. 2-1632.
BEAUTICIAN for large modern
beauty salon, newly decorated. air
cond. Good salary and commits
sion. MARTIN g. LEWIS, 213l Pa.
ave. NV, FE. 3-344S.
BEAUTICIAN, male or female styi-
iSt, with following preferred; top
salary and commission. AMMAN
dale's newest beauty salon.
KATHY'S BEAUTY LOUNGE, CL.
6.S3S3.
BEAUTICIAN, exper. for busy sn-
yer spring salon; 5-day wk. Call
JU. 5-2232: ewes. JU. 5-3S95.
BEAUTICIANS, full-time manicur-
lst; must be experienced for our
Langley PIX. salon. Call HE. 9-2700
for interview
BEAUTICIAN---Shampoo. manicur-
lst for exclusive salon. White.
Closed Mon. MR.. PAUL, 1926 M
st. NV.
BEAUTY SALON RECEPTIONIST
for our Silver Spring salon. Call
JU. 9-6lO2 for interview.
BEGINNER STENOS., white, for
airlines; so w.p.m. typinR: so
wp,m. shhd.; to $4,000. v. WOOD
PERSONNEL, S05 18th st. NV.
at H. Southern bldg, suite 303.
DI. 1852.
BILLING elk, to do typing and
tabulating of figures: 5-day Wk
ATl firm; age TO 80. Salary open.
4glS Tennyson dr., Mclean, Va.
, 1961-04-25
Attest:
ROY w. BORNN
Government Secretary
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE BOATS

MAY be seen at st. Croix Marine and Development Co.
III 26 #. motor sailer % HIP Universal engine
good condition $500.
PASCUA, % #. sloop, needs new sails $500.
LAURA. 18 1T. Crosby dberglass runabout : $500.
Allstate Motor Scooter, used very little SITS.
Trmobone good condition $50.
Kenmore Automatic Washer SIS.
Best Offers Considered Phone c-2ssW
, 1961-04-25
NOTICE OF PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION

Il is hereby brought to public notice that ST. JOHNS
SCHOOL, INC, a ~non-proft corporation, organized 5 April
1858 pursuant to Chapter 8 Of Title IS Of the Virgin Islands
Code, petitioned on January "a, 1861, for the dissolution
thereof pursuant to Section 497 Of Title Is Of the Virgin Is.
lands Code. In this petition the corporation claims that it
has no assets and liabilities. Consequently, the corporation
has not submitted a list Of Creditors nor any statement that
Creditors have been notified Of the petition for dissolution
and has not appointed any trustee for the benefit Of creditors
or members.
O w. BORNN
25-26-272-34 Government Secretary
, 1961-04-25
The CHASE MANHATTAN BANK
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
MARCH 81. 1861
ASSETS

Cash and Due from Banks
U. S. Government Obligations
State, Municipal and Other Securities
Mortgages
Loans
Less: Reserve for Loans
Banking Premises & Investment in Realty Affiiates
New Building Under Construction
Customers Acceptance Liability
Other Assets
, 1961-04-25
BY THE GOVERNOR
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
"A PROCLAMATION
Virgin Islands Carnival 1861
OF THE
PROCLAMATION
Virgin Islands Carnival : 1861

Each year thousands Of people all over the Caribbean
and the continental United States anticipate Carnival frivoi-
ties in the Virgin Islands as the time to visit our islands.
This colorful annual event affords them an opportunity to
see the natural beauty and charm Of our islands. It gives them
a singular opportunity to commingle here where hiendiness,
congeniality and hospitality are the hallmark Of our islands.
/ urge all persons, residents and visitors alike, to join us
in the festivities Of gala Carnival and forget-anyway for
these few days-the rigors and trials of our daily lives.
NOW, THEREFORE, + RALPH M. PAIEWONSKY.
Governor Of the Virgin Islands, BY virtue Of the authority
vested in me, do hereby set aside and proclaim the week be-
ginning April % and ending April 20 as Carnival Week
And | do further proclaim and declare Miss Hills Lewis
to be Queen Of the 1861 Virgin Islands Carnival and Mr..
Leonard La Beet to be Mayor Of Carnival Village for 1861. q
And / do further proclaim and declare Friday, April %,
1861, and Saturday, April 20, 1861 as public holidays on St.
Thomas, Virgin Islands of the United States in order that fit
ting opportunity be afforded our people for full participation
in the Virgin Islands Carnival
WITNESS my hand and the Seal of the Government Of
the Virgin Islands Of the United States at Charlotte Amalie,
St. Thomas. Virgin Islands, this seventeenth day Of April,
A. d., 1861.
RALPH M. PAIEWONSKY.
GOOenor
Attest:
Evening star., 1961-07-28
No Tightening Seen
In Draft Deferments

The Army sets the medical
mental standards for accepting
draftees. Army officials said
they know of no plans to lower
those standards in building
their force by $4,000 men.
Selective Service authorities
have contended the Army re-
jects too many men. that some
of those not able to meet the
present high requirements could
be useful in uniform.
Reliance on Enlistments
The Navy. Air Force and
Marines do not plan to draw
upon the draft next month
and are unlikely to use it at all
They will rely on enlistments
and their reserves to acquire
new strength - another $4,000
men for the Air Force, 10000
for the Navy, and $4,000 fol
the Marines.
The Marines haven't drafted
since the height of the Korean
war. The Navy last took Sc
lectees in 1856. The Air Force
hasn't done so since 1912 when
it was part of the Army.
The pool of young mer
classified 1A-those who have
passed examinations and are
ready to be inducted-totals
about 10000. Action has beer
taken to broaden the pool tc
100000.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
HEW Notes
New Jump in
Birth Rute

The birth rate in the United
States is soaring again. says
a report released today by the
United States Public Health
Service.
Pointing out that new babies
were fewer in 1860. the PHS
study says the first four
months of this year apparently
have produced "a stable in
crease in the number of births
over the same period last year"
The report, issued by the
Department of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare, goes back
to 1859, With the exception of
1860, the birth rate has steadily
risen.
The report also had some
thing to say about illegitimate
births.
Covering "a States and the
District, the report sets the
number of reported illegitimate
live births at about 221 900. or
So out of every 1000 live births.
The number is only an approx
imation, officials report, be
cause not all illegitimate births
are reported"
THE illegitimacy ratio is
highest among teen-agers, par
ticularly under Is years of age"
they add.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
Y. N.
! Report to Be Made
/. By HommorskjoId

embarrassed the Americans
further in view of their long
record of support for the secre-
tary general as a peacemaker
and mediator.
Ambassador A6lai Stevenson,
chief United States delegate to
the U. NJ. already has sched-
uled talks in Paris this week
end with President Charles de
Gaulle and other French Off
cials. An American source said
they we're not originally set up
to deal with the Tunisian stu
alton but that dispute now t:p-
pears certain to be discussed.
The French agreed to the
cease fire after seizing the city
of Bizerte, 3 miles beyond the
sprawling Bizerte naval-air
base. But clung to their gains
in defiance of the Councils
pullback order. The French are
demanding assurances their
lines of communication to the
base-particularly the water
channel running through the
city Of Bizerte-be guaranteed
before they pull their troops
back into the base.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
By the Associated Press

Selective Service officials ex-
pect no tightening up on draft
deferments unless the calls get
much heavier than indicated so
far under President Kennedy's
military build-up.
Deferments are permitted for
education, essential occupa-
tions. agricultural work and
dependents.
An official at the Selective
Service System said any student
doing satisfactory work in COL
lege has a pretty fair chance of
being excused from military
service. He indicated such de-
ferments would continue to be
extended to high school grad
yates headed for college.
The August draft call has
been raised to 13,000-the first
time since May. 1858, it has
been that big.
10000 in September
Mr.. Kennedy has forecast a
doubling and tripling of monthly
draft levies and Secretary Of
Defense Mcnamara has said the
September quota will be at least
10000.
The deferment question may
become more pressing. espe-
cially if draft reflections for
physical or mental reasons keep
up at the current rate of 40 to
so per cent of those examined
Evening star., 1961-07-28
Western Big 3
Experts Map
Berlin Strategy

PARIS, July % .-Ex-
perts from the Big Three
Western powers and West Ger
many met today to begin map
ping a joint diplomatic strategy
on Berlin and Germany.
The experts are preparing for
the foreign ministers confer
ence here August ST. and a
special meeting of the North
Atlantic (NATO) Council Au-
gust 8. when Western plans for
meeting a possible Berlin crisis
will be hammered out.
Foy D. Kohler, Assistant
Secretary of State for European
Affairs, headed the American
delegation.
The British group was headed
by Sir Evelyn Shuckberg, dep
uty secretary in the Foreign
Office. Jean LaLoy of the
European affairs section of the
Foreign Ministry represented
France. A West German group
was headed by Prof. Carstens.
state secretary Of the Foreign
Ministry.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
Spying Charged
To 3 Britons
Seized in Iruo

DAMASCUS, July % (APl.-
Iraqi Consul General Abdul
Karin Altai charged today
three British soldiers seized
inside Iraq's southern border
were carrying out espionage"
on orders of the British COM
mand in Kuwait.
Mr.. Altai said that a pre-
liminary investigation showed
the Britons carried maps "of
the utmost Importance"
Baghdad radio said earlier
this week the three would be
tried by an Iraqi court-martial
but did not disclose the
charges.
The soldiers, members of a
British force sent to Kuwait
after Iraqi Premier Abdel
Karin Kassem threatened to
annex the oil-rich sheikdom,
disappeared Sunday while On a
patrol mission in an armored
car.
Evening star., 1961-07-28
Midtown School
Loan Received

Alexandria has received a
$4,000 Federal loan for plan
ing of the new high school to
be built in the city's Midtown
urban renewal project.
The interest-free advance
for preliminary planning of
the high school, to cost an
estimated $3.5 million, was an
nounced yesterday by the COM
munity facilities administra-
ton of the Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
Construction Is expected to
begin in the fall of next year.
In addition to providing a
fourth high school for the city,
the Midtown project is aimed
at replacing substandard hous-
ing in the area of King street
and Quaker lane with homes
in the SIS. 5.000-and-up class for
Negro landowners.
The project recently won the
approval of the city council.