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Evening star., 1961-03-10
Cruiser Des Moines
To Be InuctiVuted

NORFOLK. Va, Mar. 10
(AP)-The cruiser Des Moines,
for the last three years flag
ship 'of the United States 9Th
Fleet in the Mediterranean,
will be decommissior1ed this
summer. cruiser force head
quarters announced yesterday.
The DeS Moines, which re-
turned from the Mediterranean
on March 2. will join the re-
serve fleet at Boston on March
% and undergo four months
of work at the Boston Naval
Shipyard for inactivation prior
to decommiSsioning.
Evening star., 1961-03-10

Smithey was charged as an
accessory.
Judge Youngdahl told the
youths today that he thought
the sentence was in the interest
Of justice in spite Of the seri-
BUSINESS of the offenSe.
He said they would be able. to
make a new start later II they
did well while in custody and.
added that they were fortunate
to live in a country where they
had a chance to wipe out the
past.
Evening star., 1961-03-10
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star Staff Writer

RICHMOND, Mar. 10. An
area which, though it has only
one-Seventh Of Virginia'S popu-
lation, pays IS per cent Of the
States income tax is entitled
to its own mental hospital, the
State Hospital Board was told
yesterday.
That was the essence Of the
plea Of Arlington Delegate Har-
rison Mann at the conclusion
Of a public hearing on a pro-
posed 100-bed. self-supporting
hospital in Northern Virginia
for mental patients and alco-
holicS.
Northern Virginia now has
one-seventh of the population
but pays over Is per cent Of the
income taxes which go to sup
port mental hospitals" Mr..
Mann said. WED be justified
in asking for o full-fledged hos
pital but we're not doing that.
All we're asking is that you
build one that will e be self
supporting"
A Northern Virginia delega-
ton appeared before the board
asking its approval Of the prof.
ect. to be located on q 10-acre
site adjacent to he newly
opened Fairfax Hospital on
GallowS road.
Present Program Cited
State Senator E. e. Wiley oi
Richmond, board chairman
said q $27 million capital out
lay program for mental hos
pital improvements durins
1928 already has been pre-.
Sented to the commission. "But
we have no closed mind on thu
subject" he added.
Senator Wiley later said ir
his opinion the Northern Vir.
ginia proposal should be pre-.
! Sented to the commission.
Mr.. Mann, the last Of several
witnesses. summed up argu.
ments when he told the board
Il think you realize you've got
more support for your menta
hospital program from thu
Northern Virginia members oi
the Legislature than from any
other single group"
Senator Wiley replied, "You'rI
100 per cent right in what yol
say about the support we hav,
had from Northern Virginia.
Alexandria Delegate James M
Thomson who served as CO
ordinator for the spokesmen
pledged legislators from tn
area would continue to Civ
100 per cent support to you
program" to improve menta
Evening star., 1961-03-10
Gen. Webb 11onored

Brig: Gen. Willard Webb,
Army Reserve, Of Clifton, Va,
recently promoted. received his
new rank insignia in a cere-
mony at the Army Reserve Gen.
ter, Riverdale, Md, Wednes-
day. Gen. Webb. assistant di-
vision commander Of the 80th
division, is chief Of the Library
Of Congress stack and reader
division.
Evening star., 1961-03-10
Airports Get Fund

RICHMOND, Mar. 10 (AP).
-Twenty-one licensed airportS
have received a total Of $751;
935 in 1860 aviation gasoline.
tax funds, Allen C. Perkinson..
director Of Virginia's Division
Of Aeronautics said yesterday.
The State Corporation Com
missions aeronautics division
has turned back $1,399,505 to
the airportS during the last 12
years.
Evening star., 1961-03-10
Fathers Day Fete

Langley School in Mclean
will observe Fathers Day to-
morrow. The fathers will at
tend the parent-owned school
with their children and partic-
Iipate in classroom activities.
Evening star., 1961-03-10
Lions Benefit Supper

The Mclean Lions Club will
sponsor q pancake Supper from
6 to Q pm. Thursday at the
Franklin Sherman School cafe
terra IN Mclean. Proceeds
win benefit the clubs Fairfax
Hospital and eye bank prof.
ectS.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
CONTINUED

ARL., N, 1887 N. Upton-Attrac-
tive, newly decorated 3-bedrm., q
bath brick Cape Cod; on quiet
street in excel. neighborhood; vic.
kept home with full bsmt. and
rear screened porch for summer
comfort; is priced at SlS,950
FHA, with only $1,000 dn. Avail.
immed. STANLEY s. MONROE,
Broker, ia. $685.; KE. s-4639,
Evening star., 1961-06-20
George Mason Green Co.
IA. 4-1400

CHOOSE YOUR CoL0Rs in these
new. charming and close-in North
Arlington split-levels or split
foyer ramblers with loads Of ex-
pandable space so that you can
have ) bedrooms, 2 baths and q
lovely finished rec. room II you
so desire. The kitchens are q
dream, the living rooms have fire
places; TRANSPORTATION close by and
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON, "a. s.
1850, IA, A.4447.
Evening star., 1961-06-20

kUCkVILLE-No SIS down CT; SS2
mo. pays all; 3-bedroom rambler,
corner lot. R. L. SMITH, Realtor,
GA. 4-77l1, GA. 4-S795.
Evening star., 1961-06-20

.BELTsyILLE, $4,000 FHA approx
ed with $500 down.-LoveIy A.
oedrm; brk, Cape Cod; new home
play area for children.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

TAKoMA PARK = Near Langley
mod. kit WItable space, carport'
willow Own. pint. Priced under
tors, yU. s-s600. -''A
THE ROSE OF CHEVERLY-4-bed-
rm., 2-bath brick Cape Cod on q
large lot in the heart Of Cheverly.
Center-hall floor plan, featuring a
large liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
modern kitchen and full bsmt
with q built-in garage. Owner
transferred, must sell. Only S21,-
$50. CT S1,500 down incl. settle
ment costs and S2,100 down FLA
incl. settlement Call til Q pm.
WA. 7-39O0. ROBERT s. DAVIS
UNIVERSITY HILLS-Vets; settle-
ment cost only will move you in
this all-brick 3-bedrm. rambler
with all-elec. kitchen, hot-water
heat: vacant and newly decorated; !;
nr; ST. Marks Northwestern High
School and the University Of Nd.
monthly payments only aS'GSHi Sill Incl. Incl.
taxes and insurance. Call It'll 9
pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT s..
DAVIS q CO., INC.
UNIV. OF MD. AREA-Hard-to-
find cottage; has 2 bedrms.. lge.
kit. plus bsmt. rec. rm. and
porch An excel value at S13,95O
and "OK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN & CO. HE. 9-240O
w, HYATTS. = All-brick Colonial
style home with 3 bedrms., IL
baths, separate din. rm. and full
basement. S14,750. HUGH T.
PECK. Realtor. HE. 4-1700.
WEST EVANSVILLE. excellent To-
cation; close, to schools. trans
portation, shopping - 2-bedroom
brick Colonial. choice corner lot,
white picket fence, barbecue, ap-
pie trees. FLA applied for: S15,-
600. ROBERT z. LOHR. INC, RE-
ALTORS. HE. $4,000.
ROAD AREA-3-bedrm.
rambler; .walk-out bsmt., lge. lot.
Bargain by builder. LO. 7-0716.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
5000 DOWN
FOR VETERANS

Will handle this 4-BEDRooM, 2.
BATH, BRICK RAMBLER, you're
p for Just ,JTI SIl,oS9! 1ES9 SISIHn 81 100 DowN
FHA TERMS! Your kids will love
the HUGE WOODED LOT and
PANELED REC. RIM. complete with
POOL MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE
Nice liv. rm. with fireplace. sep,
din. rm., modern kitchen. MUCH
EXTRA EQUIPMENT including
washer and dryer. FAST POSSES.
SION
JORDAN. INC. REALTORS
81. $4,000 EWES. CL. 6-b76A
Evening star., 1961-06-20
RIVERDALE AREA Immaculate

CHEVERLY owner
FLA appraisal, or will con-
slider CT deal, brick Colonial,
center entr.. Ia baths. 8
bedrmS., lge. din. rm,, scr.
side porch, bsmt. and built
in garage. lovely liv. rm.
w/fireplace.
PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA
AREA - 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
VIZ baths, liv. rm., w/fire-
pl.. sep. din. rm. and full
bsmt. completely tiled and
painte ed. Just S15,950
w/S700 dn. and no dn.
payment to qualified GI.
AP. 7-7200 TIL 9 PM
E. C. HILLEY & CO., REALTORS
Evening star., 1961-06-20
SUMNER AREA

TAK0MA PARK-Attractive older
type home with lovely large
rooms, 3 bedrooms, two enclosed
pcrches, deep lot: S1,500 down,
balance in 1st trust. ROBERT E
LoHR; INC, REALTORS. HE
Evening star., 1961-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON; FOR ONLY S16.5OO-
8 large bedrm. brick ramblers
w/enclosed rear porch, lot Anchor
fenced. family kit, dishwasher
and disposal. 10. 5000.
HUGH T, PECK, 1926 Georgia Ave.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ALL BRK.-3-bedrm. Colonial home
with . full baths and knotty pine
rec, rm.; can be yours for only
$14,500, with no dn. payment to
vets, monthly payments only $50;
fed. lot; Just off Baltimore park
way. CAL til 8 pm. WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS A. co.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
MCLEAN
MILLER

REAL ESlAlE ".
ia. 4-4252 CL. $4,000
VA.-Lovely Groom, Ia
bath detached rambler on approx
21z acres. Features include large,
fully equipped kitchen, liv. rm.
with fireplace, Florida room, ga
rage and many extras. This home
is situated on lovely knoll with
hundreds of shrubs. dogwood
trees, etc. Priced to sell with large
first trust avail. FLOYD E. DAVIS
co. 121 s. Royal st., Alex, Ma,
S-0362: eves.s JU. e.2550.
Evening star., 1961-06-20

cious split level for only SlS,5O0l
3! Low, low down pymt. and monthly
pymts. Call Lo. 4-5500 or
G. paul hickman, inc,
Evening star., 1961-06-20

TAKOMA PARK-Close-in. 3-bed-
rm. brick; bsmt.; lge. level lot,
near shopping, bus, schools;
S16,950. o. D. FIELD, INC, JU.
S.S1IQ O tf{I q
Evening star., 1961-06-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CLINTON - S11,3O0. assume CT,
sol mo-: "a acre, level lot; pretty
white bung.; carport; lge. fam
lily kit. 3 bedrms.: fruit trees,
Strawberries and grapes. Excel.
for small family or retired couple,
WASH. ESTATES AREA-$1, 900
dn., inseryice FILA, 5-yr. .-old brick; i;
AL cond;: 4 twin bedrms:, ga
baths, full din. rTn.' big family
q HOME REALTY, CY. 1906.
Evening star., 1961-06-20

CHnLUM-3 bedrms., 2 fun baths
q IN MASTER BEDROOM; sep.
din; rm;, rec. rm;; S20,250; will
trade, r. A. GRAY, INC. HA,
Evening star., 1961-06-20
Shannon & Luchs

WE DON'T WANT TO
BUT WE WILL slash the price below
Govt appraisal for immed. oc-
cupancy! Vacant, 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler, super GE kit, firepl.,
lge. din. rm., Ia baths, terrific
scr. porch. FILA appraised; $4,000
but we'll really talk terms!
MILKEY REALTORS. IA. 7-0290.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
4 REnRnnMs-oh RArus

4 BEDROOMS-21a BATHS
In this like-new home is not easy
to come by for only $27,500;
27x15 living rm., 15x12 dining
rm., really sharp 30x16 rec. rm.
Marvellous level yard, 105x210;
diversified carport. Smart, exclu-
sive neighborhood Of individually
STYLED homes priced up to $40, 600.
Bus to pub. and parochial schools,
Quick occupancy. excellent terms,
WIN. A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
QUIT COMMITTING
RINERWOOn

6 bedrooms, 4 baths and
fabulous view across Me-
mortal pkwy. and Potomac
River to GEORGETOWN reser-
voir. Guest suite on main
floor. Lower level has 4S-ft.
game room and 26-ft play
rm. plus kitchenette, bed
rm. and bath; 2 Loggias
pipes in for swimming pool
on lower garden terrace II
desired. Beautiful acre and
green house. EXCLUSIVE.
GRACE A. KEMPTON
Evening star., 1961-06-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY

OAKT0N. VA.-5 acres, fenced
pasture; barn with 8 box stalls
tras 'aEd aHd training tEGm mGs rins q 5y Tloa
contemporary home in wooded set
ting. 3 bedrms., Q baths, family
rm., 2 fireplaces. 3S IT, liv. rm
and din. rn1., membership in swim
pool incl. Is mi. from downtown
D. c. For sale BY OWNER.
Priced In upper 30S. Call DU.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
A GORGEOUS HOME

In beautiful Brookhills Estates
$40 acre with many, many trees
1--WE lost COUNT; cuStom-built BY
master builder; 3-bedroom brick.
and-frame rancher, 5 years young;
new wall-to.wall carpetine incl.
new custom kitchen costing over
So, 900; 2 full baths, dashboard
hot-water heat, full bsmt.; pine.
paneled rec. room with 2nd fire.
place; attached garage; public and
parochial schools close by; a quiet
street; a rare offering, terrific
financing; shown by appt. JE.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
POTOMAC FOREST

Bright new brick rambler in a
an acre. / BIG bedrms., den, 2
baths on / level. Full bsmt. with
rec. rm. with 5th bedrm. and
bath; gear garage. Attractively
priced; Ewes. Mr.. Gasaue, AK
Evening star., 1961-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SPRINGFIELD
sPRINGFIELD-4-b.r., 2-bath brick
rambler, firepl.. carport; low dn.
DaVml aeenHna Ale

SfhANGflELD-4 2-bath brick
rambler, firepl.. carport; low dn.
paymt:, assume 4h9o HGI. IA.
4-o3o4.
vACANT-Move right into this
lovely completely different and
nearly new home in q fine Nc.
Lean area. Center hall, living rm.
is large and has vaulted CELL
ing. and fireplace, huge separate
dining room, all-equipped kitchen.
4 bedrooms and 21a baths. Car.
port: q lot with tall trees. Only
S2S,950. ATLAS OF ARLINGTON.
ia. 5-l550. ia. 4-4447.
VIENNA WOODS, 4 bedrooms and
2 baths on l floor. In new
house condition. Wall-to-wall
carpeting, aluminium storm win-
doWs fenced rear yard. S22,950,
Gail FL. 6-4161.
MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
Va. Open TIL Q
VIENNA WOODS = split-leyel, 8
bedrms., 1H2 baths, rec. rm. with
firepl., kit. has disposal and dish
washer, attic fan: buy equity 41aes
loan or refinance. 9I6 Timber
Lane s.w., DU. 5-7174.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ROCKVILLE-No down payment CT.
$500 dn. others. 3-bedrm. RAM
bier. Tiled bsmt.. large porch, mr..
shopping, schools. Sl3,950.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE, LO, b-l95O
Evening star., 1961-06-20
NORTHWOoD-custom-built ram
PoToMAC-Magpificent 2-acre e

POTOMAC-Magnificent 2-acre es-
tate. White brick plantation man.
or house with 4 bedrooms. 9 full
Off living room. rec. room with
fireplace, rolling ground, fence in
front with beautiful trees and ex-
pansive views. Ewes. Mr.. Howard
W c. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
= POTOMAC OFFICE 900.
Evening star., 1961-02-09
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The Adak sun., 1961-12-11
:ADAK SUN
MAR INE BARRACKS

COMPANY "A!
 Orders have been received during the past week for several manbers . of Company "A" transferring them to various locations around the globe. Corporal c. +. MARSHALL :, has re ceived. orders to the lst Compost te Radio Company in Hawaii and Lance Corporal N. L. CARR0L and PFC P. 0. MARTINEZ have rec ! e1ved orders to Company "D", Ma- : r1ne Support Battalion, NSG, OAi- naWa. These: transfers are to take effect in. March lo62.
 Transferred during the past weak were LCpl: R. B. FULLARTON to Com- pany "C", Marine Support Battali- on, NSG, Phi1lipine Islands and LCpl R. F. G0LDS3EElRY to Company "E" Marine Support Bat ion ,NSG Aaniseya, Japan.
 The Company "Ah baske tball team. has dropped two practice games in their only outings so far but are striving to. br ing the team up to par for the forthcoming series with Marine Barra cl-s.
 O! 0 December the Company "A" En- listed Marines doWnod the :ConSta Officers in c. t14r:z1 ing volley- ball gare. A. first the s1 tua- t1on looked bad f 57c t12em as tlley were behind, but 1heyiought back hard and came oU On ton, ,.. When the men wer2 asked how. they felt when they were benLrd9 tl2e reply . Was5 live knew we could, beat them we Wer7 just a little slow in get- ting started. Next time we will be ready for them and they won't get the jump on US. They are all pretty good snOrts though. 1T
The Adak sun., 1961-12-11
MARINE BARRACKS

returned from ten days leave in Anchorage2 said that it was Won- derfu1. there and if you g ct
 chance to go, don't turn it down. d aHdry X a y3S eoS e3gSrsa saro vi 5at 5a snd4 y was nice.
 Marine Barracks lost it's first
 basAe tbal1 game to A/C Ma inten- ance last Monday night. . That
 placed the two teams. in a tie for first place. with one loss: each. Each team got it's lone defeat from the other. The two teams meet once more this season so if you want to, see some real top. notch basEe tball playing be sure to be out to see them operate 1.-The fi- nal score of the game was 60 to B. The Marine Lea tllerneck: bowl ing team won four out Of four games Tuesday night as A/C. Ma1ntenance forfei ted to them. They: now have won four games and lost four. In boVl ing: for team averages GySgt SHEPPARD was high and he also had high game.
 The Marine Devi1dog bowling team has won 2 games while only losing }. PFC GNGLA-.DER had high game and high average on his teame Reporting to Adak for duty at Ma rlne Barracks last Thursday were twenty one men from First Marine Division (Reinfarced), Camp Pen- d1eton, California. There was l Serge ant, 7 Corpora1s, , LCpls,7 PFC' and l Priva te. Vel come to Adak and Marine Barracks. We all hope you enjoy your tour on Adak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Bleeding Elephant

The bitter and possibly disastrous
California battle featuring Republican
against Republican gives every indica-
ton of having passed the point of no
return.
Generally, these intraparty blood
lettings are patched up and smoothed
over in time to present common front
to the traditional political enemy. The
instinct for representation among
political men is remarkable thing, and
as a rule it makes possible the healing of
seemingly fatal ruptureS.
The California feud between Rich
ard Nixon and former Governor "Goodie"
Knight, however, is assuming the shape
of an exception to the rule. In 1858 the
then Governor Knight wanted to run
for reelection to that office. He was
pressured into running for the Senate
so Senator William Knowland could seek
the governorship. Both men were badly
beaten, and Mr.. Knight has not forgiven
Mr.. Nixon, whom he indicts as the archi-
tect of this Inflated maneuver.
Now, three years later, Mr. Knight
wants to be Governor. But so does Mr..
Nixon, and the two must meet head-on
in the Republican primary.
Mr. Knight has fired booming
opening shot. He says that on September
7 wealthy friend of Mr.. Nixon called
and offered him any State job he wanted
If he would withdraw from the race.
Mr.. Nixon retorts that it is false and
libelous on its face" for Mr.. Knight to
say that he, Mr.. Nixon, sent an emissary
on any such mission. Mr.. Knight retorts
that he will disclose the name of
Nixon's emissary and present my proof
and witnesses" within very few days.
AS to this, we suppose most Cali
fornians will await the promised proof
and the testimony of the witnesses. But
there Is one who is not waiting. He Is
Democratic Governor Edmund Pat
Brown, who will oppose either Mr.. Nixon
or Mr.. Knight in the general election.
Governor Brown says this alleged offer
is the most shocking political scandal
In the history of the State" and that.
II the charge is true, Mr.. Nixon should
withdraw.
In this, Governor Brown, politically
speaking is doing what comes naturally.
For he will be the principal beneficiary
of the Nixon Knight smuggling match.
And the significance of his prospective
benefits should not be underestimate.
"Goodie" Knight, while he may lose the
primary, is not without his following IN
California. He and his adherents, II SUI
ficiently embittered, could destroy MI
Nixon when the general election date
rolls around.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Man for a Touqh Job

Tapped for a variety of top-level
Government jobs in Washington over
the past fifteen years, William C. Foster
undoubtedly has his toughest one now
as chief of the new Arms Control and
Disarmament Agency. But as in pre-
viouS cases, the tall and personable
industrialiSt has special qualifications
to fit the assignment
In this instance, he has the ad-
vantage of knowing lot, not only
about our own arms capacity, but about
that Of the Soviet Union-a bracketing
OF knowledge that is obviously essential
to any reasonable effort to achieve
either arms control or disarmament
without sacrificing national security
Mr.. Foster gained some of this back
ground as Deputy Secretary of'Defense
in the early 1906 He added to 1t few
years later as co-chairman of the So
called Gather Group that made a
definitive study and comparison of the
military strength of the United States
and the Soviet Union. And in 1958-59
he was chairman of the United States
delegation which attempted at Geneva
to negotiate an agreement with the
Soviet Union against surprise attack.
Along with these acquired qualifi-.
cations, the new disarmament chief has
some built-in ones-such as being
tireless worker and first-rate admin
istrator. For the task he is facing now,
however, golfing friend may have put
his finger on the most important asset of
all when he said, "the main thing about
Bill Foster is that he has he'll Of a
good follow through He will need
these attributes this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Liz and Legislators

Never have l seen a more
graphic example OF profound
research on the part OF our
lawmakers than that de-
scribed in The Star story
headed. Liz Inks II Con-
gressmen."
I actually forgot to ask
myself, Who's paying for
this 'fact-finding' mission? ?"
so overcome was I with graft
tude to those magnificently
conscientious men. Who else
but a United States Congress
man would endure such pri-
walton and injustice for the
sake Of informing the people?
Well. now the folks back
in Peoria know what Liz Tay-
lor's really like! I'll bet
they're grateful. too .
grateful for such dedicated
representation.
Anthony p. Hertz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-01
Speeders' Nemesis

Radar as an aid to traffic law en-
forcement has emerged from the ex-
perimental stage into court-accepted
witness against Speeders The electronic
eye has demonstrated its infallibility in
proving that It's victims really we're
exceeding posted safety limits. The
best evidence of this is it's record in the
District since police first started using
radar here about ID months ago
Some drivers have resented the use
of radsr, accusing police of "entrap-
ment," but Deputy Police Chief Liverman
points out that large radar signs warn
motorists that the electronic device is
being used. He contends that this can
hardly Justify entrapment charges. We
agree. The only drivers being trapped"
by radar are those who ignore the radar
zone warnings and the rules of safe
driving-and these deserve to be caught
and punished.