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Evening star., 1961-12-23

bers denied the letter influ-
enced them in sentencing
Kitchens. the appeals court
said, I'VE cannot close our eyes
to the fact that the punishment
meted out meets exactly the
criticism Of general courts
martial leveled in 1t. Col. Du
Rants letter"
It ordered the sentence re-
considered or a rehearing held
on it. It made the same dispo-
sitlon for two other soldiers de-
Tended by 1t. Lambert in SINH
lar cases.
The court also noted that,
Evening star., 1961-12-23
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This table based on 1860 figures compiled committee the
Metropolitan Washington
Washington families. '...
Evening star., 1961-12-23

Independent. Bible Center
Evening star., 1961-12-23
One of Area Families
Earn Over $4,000 a Year

a year, a total Of los per cent
of all non-white families. This
compares to only 0.8 per cent
in the prior period.
The latest census shows
23.8 per cent of the Districts
non-White families earned un-
der $4,000, compared to nearly
81 per cent that were earning
under $4,000 in 1949. Nearly
40 per cent of the Districts
non-white families earn be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000, and
26 per cent earn between $6,-
600 and $4,000.
Nearly % per cent of all Dis
trict families earn $4,000 or
more, and about 17.3 per cent
earn less than $4,000. In the
suburban area, 35.6 per cent Of
the families earn over $4,000
and only SIS per cent earn less
than $4,000.
The median family income
for Montgomery County was
$9,317, compared to $5,259, an
increase of 77.2 per cent. In
Prince Georges County it was
$7,47l, compared to $4,l66, an
increase Of 1913 per cent.
In nearby Virginia, the me-
dian in Fairfax County more
than doubled, jumping from
S4,l99 to $8,607, an increase Of
los per cent. For Arlington it
rose from $5.489 to $8,670, an
increase of So per cent.
Alexandria Median
The new family medlan for
Alexandria was $7,207, COM
pared to $4,642, a rise of $50
per cent. In Falls Church the
median was S8,721, compared
10 S5,45U, an increase Of go
per cent.
The highest family median
income in the area that has
been compiled so far was the
$l2.S57 for families in Be-
thesda.
The median figure is that
which divides the total num-
ber Of families exactly in half,
with an equal number earning
above the median and below
it. Since the 1860 census was
taken. the median figure prob
ably has increased. And Off
cials say the figures are prob
ably a conservative estimate to
start with.
A family is defined as two
or more persons living in the
same household who are re-
lated to each other by blood,
marriage or adoption.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
Americans Heavier

The average American mans
weight is up from 100 pounds
in 1900 to an average of, 1856.
Women also have gained five
to reach an average
of 1877.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
Court-Martia|
Review SET
ByU. 5. Court
BY HARVEY CLEW
Star Staff Writer

The United States Court Of
Military Appeals has come to
the aid of an Army lieutenant
who said his superior, a lieuten-
ant colonel tried to influence
court-martial proceedings at
Fort Jackson, S. c.
The court yesterday ordered
review of "punitive"-bad-con-
duct - discharges given three
soldiers who were defended by
lst 1t. Kenneth H. Lambert. It
also suggested investigation of
allegations made against 1t.
Col. Robert N. Du Rant.
The opinion, written by Chief
Judge Robert E. Quinn, came
in the case Of Pfc. Tommy j.
Kitchens. 20. of Macon, Ga,
who was given a bad-conduct
discharge by a general court
martial for breaking into a
store in Columbus, Ga, while
intoxicated,
Evening star., 1961-12-23
COMPLETING HIGH SCHOOL

Sister Myriam, a member of the Little Fran
ciscans of Mary Order of St. Louis Convent,
Auburn, Me-, catches up with her school work
at St. DOminic's High School for Girls at
Lewiston. She entered the convent before
completing her secondary education. She
will graduate in June.-AP WirephOto.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
SUMMER HOMES

MODERN COTTAGE, on Lake Win
nisQuam, New HampShire-Ftre-
place in liv. rm. you will want tc
use, 2 bedrms., plus sep. studio .or
guest house. Available August and
September. WO. 6-9353.
WELL-EQUIP. COTTAGE, elec. Kit,
8 bedrms., Ia baths, beach and
pier, pvt. community 8 mi. from
Annapolis. EN-. 2-4965.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

N. OCEAN CITY, MD.--bedrm
cottage, liv. rm., kit. bath; Sl0C
per wk. AP. 7-1500.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-One and tive
bedrm. apts.: clean; ocean side.
OF. 4-4749 or Ell. 6-2242.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Beautiful Q.
bedrm. apis. Phone today fol
reserva. ia. S-3450. ia. S-7100
REHOBOTH BEACH-Ocean-front
apis. and cottages; immac.: $50. .5(
wk. up: MRS. NEVES. OIL. 4-3SS3
ROSEHAVEN-New, 2 bedrms., lge
liv. rm.. large elec. kit. full bath
screened porch. Large lot. Com
munity pool, marina. Priced So,
900. SP. 2-5636.
s. BETHANY BEACH-New 4-bed
rm.. 2-bath beach home; oceaI
100 yds;, furn.; rent, $165 wkly
Oh. 6.7641,
Evening star., 1961-06-17
GENTLEMAN,S ESTATE

SGaN A4ENAAN . 1o 4 n Z
OLNEY. MD. AREA
OWNER LEAVING COUNTRY
WANTS OFFER
UNUSUAL value in 45-aere prop
erty with large frontage on Lay
louisville road. Features mod. g.
rm., 2lz-bath residence. Scar
garage with guest apt. above.
Large barn and other outbuild-
ings. May be purchased Is an
entirety or in part. Also we'll
suited for development as . sub
division.
CALL MR.. CLARK. RA. 3-90ll
A. 8. GARDINER AND CO., INC.
10. 6-1044
LEESBURG-164 acres Of Virgin-
las finest farmland, cattle Craze
with thousands Of white pine seed
lings. Large home at least 15C
years old. Priced under appraisal
value; terms arranged. S400 pei
acre. BURRIS REAL ESTATE. IA
A.-A0n
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Potomac Hills
q MILES FROM D. c.
TEMPLE HILLS RID. Sc.

90 N-acre lots, sewer and water
streets, curbs and cutters paid for;
will subordinate to responslnIe
AYLOR, CHI. S-4963; 0ves.s 10
T-423H or TU 2-13l3.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
SUMMER CAMPS

CAMP TANORA; Beautiful shenan-
doah Valley, 90 Minis. from D. c.
Boys and girls, TIA: excellent
facils.. staff and food; swimming.
horseback. fishing, hiking, al
sports and hobbies: 2 weeks
$3.50: 4 and 8 wk. rates upon
request. RA. 3-5951, or call (Col-
lectl Culpeper Va, WE. 7-3712.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ATTRAC. pvt. lot. 100 IT. from
water; l hr. from Wash. in st
MaryS County; sac. OR. 4-713S
BEACH COTTAGE-Back bay. 4
rms. Needs repair. $500 cash
Dial 3Oi-UN. 7-6OII.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(coNTINUED)

WESTMORELAND COUNTY-Q)
acres huge oak trees, 3-Storl
frame house: well back from street
in county seat; lovely town anc
excellent shopping; -S6.600. (2l
Wooded or cleared lots. on riyel
or tributaries; from 5000. Also
20 acres. part wooded. bordered b!
hard-surface road and deep water
S0O-foot 'front.'; ideal for homt
or group wishing seclusion TO
NoRTaumsERiGN6 ssEsEa1 SGTssi nSi6e' $1Si9p9r
COAN RIVER. .Lewisetta. Va.-2A
acres. no bank: sound. frame.
rooms. 2 stories. bath; beautiful!
ROBERT N. NORRIS. JR.. REAL
TOR. HAGUE. VIRGINIA. Phon
Greenwood 2-2130.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
0UT.oF.T0WN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-TAX REDUCTION
For business or group Of indi'
viduals, we have the answer
Ranch-type brick cottage with lge
dormitory party room with fire.
place and open modern kitchen,
bedrooms and bath, covered patio
with steak pit. Large pond fol
fishing, boating, bathing and ski
ing. One Of the most unusual op'
portunities we have ever offered
Located privately about so mile!
south Of washington. Reasonably
priced at S20,750, terms avail.
able. Contact: M. Z. Welch, Jr.
Broker. 301 Williams street, Fred,
ericksburg, Virginia. Phone: ESsel
3-6221 days: Essex 3-2624 night
LISCOMB, NOVA SCOTIA-6-roon
house for sale: wonderful condi.
ton; elec. and toilet: on 10 acres
Of land on waterfront, good fol
fishing, hunting and sport: S3,60(
full price. JU. 7-9164.
MOUNTAIN ACREAGE, ranging IL
size from 13 to 200 acres. Suit,
able for home, camp or summer
colony. Write MRS. RUTH c
RUNNELLS, Administrative, Bo1
SO, Bakergville, N. c,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FAST; NO DELAYS - 2nc
trust loans. Consolidated bills
money for any purpose. y. e
Md, Va. Day or ewes. UN. 4-9288
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
2nd trust. AMERICAN MORT
GAGE d INVESTMENT Co. 31S
Southern Bldg. Ma. S-SSS1: I'M
mediate service. 10 to 4:30 pm.
MONEY, End TRUST-We win buy
2nd trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd
Or Va; rsss. rates; r1s;ss MAT10NSAI 100SA
1872 N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. s-5S33.
end TRUSTs-Top spot cashI Nc
red tape! No apDlieationI isst ,n,Jus1 Jssi
Nd, Va, D. C. Day or eve; WI
6-61e2. So
Evening star., 1961-06-17
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ROCKVILLE INDUSTRIAL PARK
New warehouse and industrial
space avail. Many OUTSTANDING
companies locating here. Rents
from 81 per So. IT. Ample park
ing.
NATL. LEASING & BLDG. CORP
NE. S-4346
The Adak sun., 1961-04-17
MUSKKJE SAYS

I've heard COnVerSat t1OnS that there aren't any worms on Adak. Tain't so according to Chief LUTHER of the Navy Exchange out in Clam Lagoon bottoms you can dig them by the hundreds. One of the species is salt wa ter amelia which is related to the arthworms but is different in thatit has gills along it's side for brea thing.
 Don HEWKIN, YN2 of Central Files is a confirmed worm fl sherman having taken a biq Northern Pike fromthe DesPlaines River near Great lakes one sumner befor coming up here. He may be right but he did alright on the breakwa ter the other night wi tn candlefish. His catch in- cluded horrible looking monstrositY whic oh SCHLOTE, Bhh2 saysWRs Sculpin & 2 Japanese perch of fair size. Lots of fun catching them, but not very good for eating according to "SeaOtter" JONES, ish & Wild1ife expert who says they're loaded wi tn parasites (worms ). Good practice tho, for those who get the fishing bug early-and who Ndoesn' t.
 "Tomny" THOMPSON, BTl of, the Fuel Farm clipped a news story from the Anchorage pap CT while he was there wi tn Chief KRUN1AE for schooling. Because of possible copyright infringement the Editor of the SUN refused to print it but if you see Tom you might ask himto read it. It will amaze you, who ever thought it could happen, but it was the right day for it, wasn't it Tom?
 From a June 1859 copy of:the Adak Sun that I found in a quonset near Mi tt Lake: "The fishing is exceptional! For those of you who have been waiting it's time to get your tackle and pole out of the closet. JOHNSON caught a trout 2l" long, and claims to have lost two more just like it." From all indications the fishing might not be exceptional yet but the enthusiaan is already apparent at the Admin Building LCDR KLEIN, new MilPers Officer is i,ac+ Ea, tn start
The Adak sun., 1961-04-17
DID YOU KNOW?

LCDR CARLSON our Tcaf fic Court Officer says that if all the cars on Adak were placed end to end, some FOOL would pull out and try to pass lem.
 Rubbing elbows with man will reveal things about him that you never real ized. The same thing is true of rub ping ferd CTS.
 Horse sense behind the steering wheel is better and more important than the horse power under the hood.
The Adak sun., 1961-04-17
Page 3

Tn case you ever get offered some don't eat the liver of polar bear. It is so rich in Vitamin A that you get an overdose causing you 10 lose your eYe- brows, part of your hair, painful swell- ings due to bleeding next to the bone and your bones lose calcium. If you eat any other part of polar bear the meat must be we'll cooked the same as pork to avoid trichinosis.
 Back in August of '59, two Navy Wives Helen and Jan wrote over the fence guess what number you'd call your news to Xlo4-J That's Vicki Bornheimer's s number and she now wri tes the column wi tn Kay Leiderman. Coincidence? We'll anyhow if you have any items for the "Over- the Hence" column, call them in to Vicki or Kay who are doing a fine job of reporting for the Navy Wives Club and need your news items to keep up the good work.
 Keep Smilin' MUSKE.
The Adak sun., 1961-04-17
KEEP. ADAK GREEN

KEEP ADAK GREEN It's true our forest is small And our sumner more like fall The shortnees of the season To me is all the more reason To Keep Adak Green Our highways are few So don't spoil their view By clutter of paper and waste Left in your parties haste Keep Adak Green
 By Smoky Polar Bear
Evening star., 1961-03-26

stupid, bat isn't jealousy
q sign Of love?
JEALOUS JAN.
Jealousy without q defi-
mite reason) Is NOT q "sign
of love-" It Is q sign Of emo
tional immaturity and feel
ings of insecurity. It is some
thing which can make the
jealous person miserable as
well as the object Of his, or
her, affection.
The boy you have been
dating must either be a long
suffering individual or on
the Sappy side to put up with
such foolishness. If you real
ly like him, I suggest you do
q right-about-face immedi-
ately, because one Of these
days he may buck up and
tell you he can't take any
more Of your childish beha-
vior.
Many boys would have
dropped you like q hot po-
tato the first time you pulled
a tantrum without a reason.
Jealousy can be controlled.
Jan. If the boy has been dat
ing you and putting up with
your nonsense for two years,
he must really like you-So
why be jealous Of him? Take
Evening star., 1961-03-26
By DOROTHY KICKER
gister-Tribune syndicate

RSBl1tGE 4AAbuhO SSShAASotS
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
I am terribly mixed up
and I hope you can help
me. I am 16. Two years
ago I loved Jimmie but he
moved away. He asked me
always to love him and 1
said I would. / meant It
ut the time but, Mrs.
Kicker, I had to live and be
happy SO / ''bIacked-Out"
my first love and found .
new boy friend.
Two weeks ago Jimmie
moved back to town. He
still expects me to be in
love with him and has been
calling and coming over
most every day. 1 love the
boy I'm going with now and
I don't know what to do
about Jimmie. Please sug-
gest something.
GERRY.
Teen-agers make a mistake
when they confuse a crush
with real love. AS in your
case, it invariably brings up
all kinds Of problems. The
only way to avoid such
problems Is for young
sters to be smart enough to
realize that teen age Is q
Evening star., 1961-03-26
FABIAN
cOntiaued From POss I

cOasaued From Page
Fabans remark asked Judy his wife, she sighed
dreamily, mo"
Their shrimp cocktails had arrived, and Fabian
reached and squeezed lemon juice on the shrimp
for her.
"Whats that2" Judy squealed.
"You don't like lemon Juice on shrimp cocktails2"
Fabian asked in mock disbelief That's the only thing We
disagree on"
f you put 1t on Ihave to like it," she answered, and
automatically though to remove the contention, ShO
added juice It definitely tastes better My
brother has been trying for long time to get me to add
lemon juice to shrimp. But then, he's not Fabian"
During the dinner Fabian told Judy about his gradu-
alton (scheduled for last Tuesday, from South Phade
phia High School in his home town. Since 1t was mid
year, there would be graduation exercise, he
explained. The small ceremony would be held in the
office Of Principal Joseph J. RoSS eliminating for
Fabian ar-and-a half Of studying with tutor while
he was making movies and the road for singing
gagements
Fabian also told Judy about q recent personal
appearance in Baltimore that was stopped BY police Is
crowd Of about 1000 got out Of hand and pushed
out plate glass window at record store, injuring Is
teen ayers and a policeman.
"I hope don't have to go through that again" he
said explaining the presence of four special policemen
who accompanied them to the restaurant and later to
O local record shop where he signed autographs.
When their desserts arrived Fabian eyed the giant
sundae Tts little big" he observed Are you going to
eat all of that?"
a Eyes, want to get down to the chocolate syrup"
Judy said Fabian tried to help her get the syrup to the
top but soon gave up,
Neither of them able to finish the "skyscraper"
sundaes and Judy unlike Fabian had been unable to
finish the dinner. She commented later:
Between the butterflies and the dinner, there just
wasn't room" ..
Before they left for the record shop Judy excitedy
movies. .,.-.
II saw Hound-Dog Man three times, High Time
twice and North to Alaska five times. Now I'm looking
forward to seeing Love in Goldfish Bowl"
At the record shop an orderly crowd Of girls was
waiting patiently for Fabans autograph After their
Evening star., 1961-03-26
AN OLD FLAME RETURNS

my advice and. don't push
him too far!
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
1 have been dating DON
quite steadily but I really
don't like him. Lately DON
and his cousin. Harold have
been taking me TO the bas-
ketbalI games. I like Harold
better than Don and when
he gives me those special
'1OOks," I'm on cloud 8. MY
problem Is how can / date
him without hurting Don?
Both boys like me, I'm sure,
but Harold Is cutter and
more fun.
DEBBIE.
There is always the posi-
bility of losing both boys, but
first I suggest you stop dating
Don. You see, that is the
only fair thing to do. Once
Harold is sure you are nc
longer interested in Don, per-
haps he will feel free to ash
you for a date.
Letters to Mrs. Kicker car
be GnSWered through her col
unln only. Write to DoToth1
Kicker in care OF TEEN. ThC
Washington Star, Washing
ton 3, D.; CO - = > , :
Evening star., 1961-03-26

big moment many Of them noticed Judy standing over
to the side.
Recognizing her from the television announcement
of her date, they clustered around her and asked,
Aren't you the girl that had date with Fabian?"
Judy, having fully regained her compoSure, would
casually answer, "Yes, we had dinner together"
whats he hke2" breathess feminine voices would
ask In unison
And Judy, celebrity in her own right for the
moment, would answer them calmly, Hes a DOLL"
Now that It's all over, and Judy is a typical teenager
again, what's 1t Nke?
"Im still in daze," Judy says. "It all happened SO
Evening star., 1961-03-26

Dear Mrs. Kicker;
/ am 16 and have a prob
lem that Is making me very
unhappy. For two years l
have been going with q boy
whom I like very much.
The problem Is, I am very
jealous Of him but he is not
at all Jealous Of me.
I even dated another boy
last week to make him jeal-
Gus, but my boy friend was
real sweet about il. At times
he IL 80 understanding it
makes me furious, then l
start quarreling with him.
T guess you win think I am
Evening star., 1961-03-26

quickly just can't believe that it's true But the
phone hasn't stopped ringing, 1t must have actually
happened" f# .se
She's still recounting all the details for her many
friends and clasSmateS-and strangers-who have
besieged with questions seeking shred OF in-
formation about the young teen-age idol.
Other girls, who saw Fabian on the television show
or at the record shop able to say Il touched his
hair and his hand and his coat can't ever take Datn
again"
But Judy could say st had date with Fabian"
Stor Stoff Photos by ROSEMARY
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Mrs. Ricker's S Mail

changing age. and what they
consider ''the most" at IA
often seems like "the least"
at 16. You see. Gerry. by
the time you are 18 you prob
ably win have 'blacked-out"
your present ''love," too.
Simply tell Jimmie you
cannot 60 out with him be-
cause you are dating another
boy whom you like very
much. Explain that you
think he Is o. K..> but at IA,
you were wrong to tell him
you always would ''love" him.
and you are very sorry.
Evening star., 1961-09-16
NigeIine Design Defects
BY BETTY PEPIS

By BETTY PEPIS
Contributing Writer

Most families today occupy
homes not designed with the
specific needs of the indi-
vidual families in mind, but
homes or apartments that
most nearly S satisfy these
needs.
For this reason many of
them are faced with niggling
but annoying architectural
defects. And, housing devel-
opments being what they are,
these defects appear to be the
same in house after house.
One Of the problems most
frequently mentioned by our
readers is that the non
matching windows. Many
small modern houses have
one large glass window and,
in the same foom, one or
more normally framed win
dows. Similarly many thirty
year-old houses frequently
have small windows thanking
a fireplace which supple
ment more conventionally
sized windows.
Obviously this situation
calls for different treatments
on the different windows.
The larger windows in both
cases might be given con-
ventional draperies or cur
tains while there is a wide
choice for the other windows.
Woven blinds are one sug-
gestion, shutters another.
Frets and grilles, particular
ly popular today, might be
hinged like a shutter and
have a fresher look.
Still another solution is to
Evening star., 1961-09-16

beam appears as part Of the
shelf. A more expensive idea,
but a particularly effective
one, is to build wood panel
ing over the beams on either
side Of a window and match
a wooden top cornice to the
panels.
"a Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate
Feature)
Evening star., 1961-09-16
Making a Foyer

Mokins a Foyer
The front door that opens
directly into the living room
without benefit of foyer is
an arrangement that some
families find acceptable, and
others dislike heartily. For
the latter, beads tackled to
the ceiling at right angle to
the door and extending for
some three feet into the room
would make a pleasant di-
vision with an architectural
feeling. To emphasize the di-
vision a console table might
be placed in front Of the
beaded curtain. A slew Of
five-and-ten-cent necklaces
could do the trick.
The new floor to ceiling
poles are a different solution.
Shelves could be stretched
between them, as can a por-
ton Of a wallpaper mural;
or they might be placed close
together and a large paint
ing or reproduction placed
between the poles as though
placed on an easel.
More common to apart
mentS than to houses is the
obtruSive corner beam. Where
this is on a window wall,
running a cornice from the
surface Of one beam to the
next corner and hanging the
draperies flush with the beam
will serve as camouflage. Or,
bookShelves built so that the
Evening star., 1961-09-16

frame a panel Of a new plas-
tic material which gives the
effect of stained glass caught
in a chicken wire pattern.
Evening star., 1961-09-16

WONDERFUL BUY IN BEAUTIFUL ROCK
CREEK HIGHLANDS!-4 BEDRooMS-2h
BATHS-LoW 30's-4405 DELMoNT PLACE
OPEN TODAY AND SUN. 2-7-Fine
quality home in excellent condition. Five
minutes TO NH and Navy MedieoI Center.
Neor public ond porochiol schools. Features
wonderful kitchen fomiIy room combine
tion, ideol for fomiIy with several young
children. Separate dining room, large den,
screen porch and basement. Wise. Ave; right
on Cedur; right on belmont. Mr.. Borrow,
OIL. 6-5l22.
Evening star., 1961-09-16
RETHESp

pEiHESOA Reduced 81 IO
Brick Colonial powdsrIm bedrms
Upstoirs eed lott tiled bsm, din S2 49, By
Smyrna times., 1961-08-17
THE FISHING SCENE
Prepared BY
DELAWARE GAME G. FISH COM.

locations might be interested in
a different salt water bait.
Blood worms and night crawl
ers are being used with great
success for king fish. Many
anglers feel that the worm bait
has less tendency to attract
sharks. Larger bats attract
sharks thus preventing the
kings and trout from biting.
Fishing Conditions
Indian River Bay-Flounder,
good.
Ocean-Blues, tuna & marlin,
good; Albacore & bonito, ex-
pected soon.
Ocean Surf-King fish, good.
Good For A Chuckle!
Seen recently in magazine
designed for sportsmen was this
outline very obviously prepared
by hopeful fisherman: /. Get
organized; 2. Talk to wife; 3.
Get reorganized; 4. Talk to
wife; 5. Abandon entire idea; 6.
Talk to self.