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Evening star., 1961-04-21

Of America. &
The reference was to Ben
jamin M. McKelway, editor
of The Star, which had first
printed the story about White
House plans to plant a screen
Of rhododendronS on the
White House lawn.
Mr.. Sylvester, who clearly
ruffled the feathers of more
editors than did any other
speaker. warned his audience
that he would give them mot
a trial balloon, but a thistle
its light, it floats, but l
hope it pricks you a bit"
Not until after 36 years In
the newspaper business did
he realize, in three months
on his new Job, that the
press of this country is will
ing to be subsidized" said
the former Washington cor
respondent Of the Newark
IN. j. News.
You send your corre-
spondents to places to which
you can go by commercial
aviation" he declared. But
you always ask to be carried
at Government expense.
Il have had letters from
editors and reporters de-
manding trips to get news
which we are told we can
get into your paper in no
other way" he continued.
One paper, he said, sought
transportation in a Govern
ment helicopter to cover q
bobsled event"
Evening star., 1961-04-21

be very different from
theirs"
He has been considering
a Western Hemisphere con-
ference Of top public affairs
people to discuss ways to
communicate better, to un-
derstand what we are going
to do so they can understand
what we are going to do" he
said.
He has found "enthuSi-
aStic support" for the idea
from persons in other coun-
tries with whom he has
broached it, the press sec
retary added.
International understand
ing also was stressed by Miss
Pamela Turnure. Mrs. Ken
nedy's press secretary.
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy both feel we can help
the cause Of peace by getting
to know young people from
abroad" she declared. Thus,
she said, the President fire.
quently has received small
groups Of foreign students at
the White House and two
large groups of students now
have been invited.
Party for 1000
On May 10. she said, 1000
foreign students in the
Washington area will be en-
tertained at a lawn party at
the White House, simply to
Evening star., 1961-04-21
Editors Hear Blunt Frontier Talk
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
star Staff Writer

The Nations newspaper
editors heard some abrasive
words last night from spokeS-
men for the New Frontier.
Some spoke partly in jest,
others with apparent earnest
ness, as six top-level press
Spokesmen of the Kennedy
administration addressed the
Women's National Press Club
annual dinner for editors.
The editors heard them
selves criticized by Arthur
Sylvester, Assistant Secre-
tary of Defense for Public
Affairs, for accepting and
sometimes demanding trips
at Government expense. even
while they editorially criticize
congressman and other Of
ficials for accepting sue h
SuDSlQlhlLlB.
They heard Edwin o. Guth-
man, the Justice Depart
ment's Pulitzer prize-winning
Director of Public Informa-
ton, suggest that in the
interest Of anti-monopoly.
perhaps newspapers should
be required to divest them
selves Of television and radio
stations.
Learns Importance
Admitting that three
months ago, before he took
his new job, Il thought
Monopoly was a game" Mr..
Guthman said the Justice
Departments vigorous en-
forcement of the antitrust
laws has made me realize it
is something much more i'm
portant."
1T has made me wonder
why this did not apply more
to my own field" said the
former. reporter. If you out
law monopoly in diesel loco
motives, banks and burglar
alarms - why not news
papers?
Il believe it's important
that the Justice Department
take q look at monopoly
wherever it finds it." he as
serted. Il believe it's ex-
tremely important that our
media of information not be
centered in . few hands"
Roger Tubby, Assistant
Secretary Of State for Public
Affairs, urged the editors to
examine their conScienceS to
be sure they were not some
times printing news danger
Gus to the national security.
Recognizing that "the
Judgment on what to print
and how much" is one Of the
editors big problems, Mr..
Tubby said. the State De-
partment Is trying to assist
them with background brief
ingS and with seminars such
as that at which the Presi-
dent will address the editors
next week.
Travelling Sessions
The department hopes to
extend similar briefing SeS-
sionS to many cities around
the country, and also hopes
to send returning ambaSsa-
dors out around the country
Ito talk about the problems
in areas where they work."
he added.
White House Press Secre-
tary Pierre Salinger told the
group he believes the world
Is suffering from a serious
communications problem be-
cause we tend to judge the
actions, thoughts and words
Of other people in the light
Of what we think, based on
our environment, which may
Evening star., 1961-04-21

PRESIDENTS WIFE ENTERTAIkS EDITORS WIVES
The editors Nation
MRS John F. Kennedy for yesterday afternoon the White House
The Presidents wife Dining The
here of the Society
Of Newspaper Editors So poee C-l)-Stor Stoff Photo
Evening star., 1961-04-21

1907 ST. HhSK "3II3.l4th (oper Lote Sotudoy)
II CORNERS PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA WHEATON PLAZA
Evening star., 1961-09-03
t ROWLAND ROW.

LAKE BANCROFT - LONG Low
ANTIQUE brick rambler featuring
gracious center hall entrance, love
ly living rm. with fireplace, large
formal dining rm. with glass doors
to private screened porch, Perfect
kitchen, 5 large bedrms.. 3 full
baths, full ground level basement.
The finest Of. rec, rms. with rich
chair-rail paneling. Interesting
brick wall fireplace and sliding
glass doors to rear yard. This
home, with its numerous refine
ments and appointments, repres:
ents one of the finest built and
lowest priced new homes in the
fabulous lake area. PARKER,
SMITH g. DONNELL, REALTORS,
JE. 4-22SS.
LAKE BARCROFT-Big brick split
level that's different" Liv. rm.,
din. rm., 8 bedrms., 3 full baths,
sep. mems library with firepl., scr
porch, carport and patio. BEAU
TIFUL LOT WITH TREES, Re-
duced from S37,500 to S34.500;
lge. loan may be assumed. Buyer
with good credit may name down
payment. BARR REALTY. INU.,
JA. 4-3350.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
SLEEPY HoLLOW MANoR-LVi

elec. kitchen. . baths. 19x20-ft
paneled rec. rm., lge. Screenet
porch: must be seen to be appre.
ciated: S27,500. JE. 2-SS09.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HOLM HALL-3-bedrm. rambler
with lge. liv. rm., firepl., scr.-enel
porch; assume high FHA loan
VILLA REALTY. so. 5-1334.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
MILLER
Congressional Acres
REAL ESTATE co.
IA. 4-4252 CL. $4,000


OPEN SAT, SUN, AND MON.
FOREST who is credited with the
saying "Firstest with the mOStest"
would very aptly say that about
Congressional Acres, an acclaimed
new community of distinctive
homes which too can offer you
many first and many moSts-
MORE space, MORE roominesS,
MORE quality construction, and
MORE finer appointments for your
home benefit at a much MORE
lower home price! FIRST in a
priced, unsurpassed, accessible
location where you get MORE
values and MORE conveniences
than in most new communities
not to mention TIME savings and
ENERGIES conserved due to its
close in proximity Your critical
inspection and prudent comparison
convince you that you DO receive
MORE VALUES and MORE BENE-
FITS for your home dollar than
ELSEWHERE such as a fine ad-
dress, each home StyliShly differ
ent and stately in character,
quality construction, a location
second to none and many other
attributes personal to the in
dividual! Modern and traditional
homes-ramblers, split-levels, Col
oniaS and other styles. Prices
start at S32.950. A few homes
presently available. Terms tailored
to suit. To reach: Go via route 7
Geesburg pike from either z Cor
nerS or from BaileyS Crossroads to
Glen Carlyn road. Turn north.
Proceed approx. 6 to Z blocks
TYSON REALTY CO.. JE. 4-2644
Models open daily from l til dark
W. B. SANTMYER built!
Evening star., 1961-09-03
Burke
1.5 ACRES
$13,95O
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
REALTORS
CONTINUED

REALIORS
21O1 s St. NV. DE. 2-566O
CITY OF CHARM offering the mos
delightful setting in Falls Church
City-3 huge bedrms., din. rm.
u baths, sewing room, bsmt.
level tall-treed lot; walk to every.
thing; price. Sl7,950, $1,000
d down; no refiinaneing; owner 9 WI, WI
this one. OPEN 9-S.
PLANTATION REALTY JE. $4,000
CLARENDON-Detached house: liv-
ing room w/fireplace, separate
dining room, screened side porch,
three bedrooms, between two bus
lines, convenient to shopping CEN
ters, churches, schools, fifteen
minutes to Pentagon. Sl9,500.
Telephone evenings for appoint
ment. JA. 2-54S5.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FALLS CHURCH, South woodley
subdivision - 3-bedrm. rambler
with glassed-in family rm., rA-
dtant heat; walk TO stores and
school, sidewalks, S17.75O. 1407
OAK Ridge Road, JE. 2-S265.
FALLS CHURCH, Pimmit Hills-3-
bedrm. ramb.: fenced-in shaded
lot, storm doors, new coRd.; be-
low FILA appraisal. $3.50 dn.,
S104 mo-. pLt.i. TW. 3-7667.
FALLS CHURCH, transferred, must
sell-Stone 4-bedrm.: full bsmt.,
paneling, washer, drier, storm
windows. etc; assume 4 II Sc loan.
VIII sell my equity reasonable
OWNER. JE. 2-679S.
FALLS CHURCH, CORNERS - g.
bedrn., ~ bath rambler; lge
rec. rm.. full bsmt: eul-de-sac
setting. wooded lot: close to every
thing; immediate possession. GOV.
EMPLOYEES REALTY CO., OIL. g.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
The BERENS Companies
Realtors

0OZO Cnaln Brloge no. Ell, o-oU22
AA BARGAIN. BY OWNER. Fairfax
3-bedrm, brick rambler. Knotty
pine den, full bsmt. Your terms
Call 549-o949.
A GORGEOUS HOME in beautiful
Brook Hill Estates on $40 wooded
acre. Trees, trees, lost count. A
cuStom-built 3-bedrm. brick-and-
frame rambler, only 5 yrs. old
Beautiful ltv. rm. with firepl.
brand-new all-electric kitchen
Observation-Disclosures heat through
out, . full baths: full bSmt.. fin
iShed pine-paneled rec. rm. with
2nd fireplace; attached garage. AL
this and more for only S26,900
$4,000 down, with unusually excel
financing. For appt. to see this
beautiful home, call VIM. A. CHAP.
MAN REALTY, INC, 701 W. Broad
St, Falls Church. Va, JE, 10000
81 FIT. BRICK Bi-level. custom
built with many distinctive feature:
in popular close-in suburban
neighborhood! Strikingly situated
on HUGE WOODED LOT, clost
to schools and bus. EVERYTHING
FOR YOUR PLEASURE AND COM
FORT-Big finished rec. rm. Will
fireplace, huge screened porch
built-in garage, 3 or 4 bedrms.
2 baths, FAST POSSESSION AMI
EXCELLENT TERMS can b
arranged at $50, $50! PARKER
SMITH g. DONNELL, REALTORS
ia, 7-6l6l, IA. 1887.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

HOLM HALL-3-bedrm. rambler
with lge. liv. rm., firepl., scr. -encl
porch; assume high FHA loan
VILLA REALTY, so. 5-1334.
HOLM HILLS-Ideal for artist
writer, lobbyist: 3-bedrm., one.
level contemporary; screened
porch; also sep. studio: wooded
lot: close to school, pool, bus
S23,40O. so. 5-7322.
HOSTS DELIGHT
How about an 1Sx24 living room?
Or a separate I2x15 dining room
All 4 bedrooms are king-size and
the 15x15 country kitchen is COM
pletely equipped. What's more,
there is another full kitchen down.
stairs near the huge rec. rm. to
make entertaining hosts de-
light. Beautifully laEdscaped
grounds in prestige neighborhood
Call to inspect.
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES. INC.
TIE. 6-8915 9 TIL 8
Evening star., 1961-09-03
FALLS CHURCH-$18,O00
FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH-On a quiet cornel
lot: convenient to shopping ano
schools including st. James. This
substantial brick includes a livine
room with fireplace, dining room
3 large bedrooms and nursery. ~
baths, plus partial bath in base.
ment, recreation room, side porch
For summer living there is s
secluded covered patio between thu
home and the garage: $4,000
Low FHA down payment or assumt
4heo loan. STANLEY r. ROW.
LAND CO., INC, Realtor. JE
3-3S33.
FALLS CHURCH Open l-5:30i
only $3.50 cash FILA buys thi'
lovely immac. 2-bedrm. brick fr
rambler; lge. din. area, lge. kit
util. rm., scr. porch, extra lge
fenced lot. trees; l blk. bus,
blks. stores, and only S13,5OO
Right off Arl. blvd. at 4O5 Fen
wick dr.. KRONENBURG, BROKER
IF o-6R07 IA SoO57
Evening star., 1961-09-03

FALLS CHURCH-All-brick home.
Three bedrms. and den. 13xl9
liv. rm.. 10x1I din. rm.. lge. kit.
nice .ot with trees; $500 down
FLA; price. S1S,5OO: vacant. move
in with deposit. FALLFAX RE-
Atty. INC. JE. 4-0433. OPEN
SUNDAY 1-6. Dir: West on Route
so. Ia mi. past Seven Corners.
right on Marshall st. to No. 500.
FALLS CHURCH-45-ft. brick ram
bier. 13x20 liv. rm.. 10X1O din.
rm. 8 lge. bedrms., Ia baths. all
elec. kit. full bsmt.. rec. rm..
corner lot: terms to suit; price.
$22, 500. FALLFAX REALTY.
INC. JE 4-O433.
FALLS CHURCH-$18,000
Wooded lot; walking distance to
bus and shopping; 3-bedrm. brk.
rambler with lge. liv. rm., screened
porch, sun deck and garage. New
FHA with approx. 5000 down and
Sis per mo. P.1.T.I. AUSTIN D.
THOMPSON REALTY CO., CIR.
3-659O or JE. $4,000,
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LOAN 41a%-$98 MO.
CIR. 3-2484

FALLS CHURCH-Brick, 4 bedrms.
2 baths. dble. gar, bsmt. Sl7,9OO
$1,000 dn., 49zeS GI. OWNER,
JE. 2-3349 after $50.
FALLS CHURCH-sACRTFICE; We
have Just taken this very nice g.
bedrm. rambler (no bsmt.) in
trade for larger home; It has
carport, liv. I'm. with firepl., ra-
diant heat; new glass-lined hot
water heater, brand new lieu. 1T.
Frigidaire refgr. and a 1-yr.-old
washing machine; nicely wooded
lot with flagstone patio; house
has an $4,000 FHA appraisal;
will sacrifice for S16,750. Call
Mr.. Meyer, HERITAGE HOME
CORP. JE. 4-4670. CIR. 1870.
FALLS CHURCH-Brick Cape Cod !;
4 bedrmS., rec. rm., bsmt.; lge.
lot: nr. schools, churches. Below
FHA appraisal: S16,950. No agents.
JE. 2-3372.
FALLS CHURCH-Cape Cod; 4 bed
rms. l "a baths, lge. liV. rm. with
firepl., lge. kit; carport; assume
4,1afo GT with dn. pymt.: pool
share avail; conv. to schools.
OWNER. JE. 2-447l.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

VIENNA-Immed. occupancy, owner
selling under $4,000 FHA ap-
praisal. 3-bedEEr. brick rambler.
firepls., 13x36 paneled rec. rm.
screened porch, stable convertible
to 2-car garage and workshop. On
q wooded acre, near pool, schools
and shop. PL. 9-240l.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
HOLLEY REALTY
SAFEWAY STORE

Older Bldg.-Tax Loss
Lease runs until 1867 at $500 per
month. New roof and interior
remodeled. $4,000 will handle.
Call Mr.. Casey, B. F. SAUL Cos
925 18th st. NV, Ma. S-24QQ,
SEAT PLEASANT-Market building
with soft. frontage on well
travelled thoroughfare; 2-bedrni.
apt above; 4l2-yr. lease on store;
100000. BERENS. AP. 7-4646, "
SILVER SPRING, near D. C. line
Approx. 10000 SO. IT. Of Rio
apt. land; S1.25 per So. TT. For
details, call Mr.. Ellis, JU 5-1 5S1 or
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $1,000
SKYLINE DRIVE-UNIQUE-Onlg-
privately owned property on and
with entrance from SKYLINE
DRIVE. Surrounded on three sides
by SHENANDOAH NATL PARK.
$50 acres, magnificent view, good
roads on property. Two nicely
furnished cottages, plenty Of spring
water. electricity, telephones. Only
10 minutes from FRONT ROYAL.
Price, $4,000. Ideal for develop-
ment into 5-acre tracts, sports
FLORANCE REALTY CO., JA.7
10000, ewes, IA. S-S910. :.
- -
Evening star., 1961-09-03
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

acres; attTac. 2-bed-
I'm. rambler; trees; S13,500. S400
cash. FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. s.
OA0T
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-13
By Preston Grover

MOSCOW R - A l. 1,148-pound Soviet Space Station" hurled toward a mid May rendezvous with the planet Venus today after a spectacular piggy-back launching the United States does not ex- pect to achieve for another 18 to A months.
 The space traveller should reach the area of Venus when earth's sister planet will be about 26 mil lion miles away, the Soviets said.
 The latest Soviet space shot second in eight days-was aimed at Investigating conditions on and around the planet, whose per petual mantle of clouds has made it a mystery to scientists.
 The aim is either to hit Venus or to have the ship pass closely enough to send back detailed stud ies.
 The space ship has a radio transmitter believed capable of sending messages across millions of miles of space, but it has not been announced whether the ve- hicle carries equipment to relay photographs back to earth.
 Hailed as Greatest Space Feat
 Scientists and officials on both sides of the Iron Curtain hailed the Venus shot as the greatest space feat since the Soviet Union orbited her first Sputnik three years ago. It adds to the Soviet Unions other claimed accomplish ments, which include hitting the moon with a rocket, photograph. ing the far side of the moon anc orbiting the sun.
 The Soviet announcement in. dicated the Venus launching was an extreme complex operation. Ii said a multistage rocket carried Sputnik into orbit, another rocket was launched from the Sputnik and the second rocket fired off "an automatic inter planetary" station with the intent
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-13
Soviet Union Plans to Outstrip the U. s. in Industrial Output by 1870

MOSCOW R - Soviet Premier Khrushchev said in speech pub lished Saturday the Soviet Union will carry out it's 1959-1965 seven year plan ahead of time. But 1870 remains his target date for out stripping the United States in in- dustrial output
 Khrushchev addressed farm ex- perts of Trans-Caucasian Repub- licans Tuesday. The government newspaper Izvestia made the speech public, spreading his words across 212 pages.
 Goals of the seven-year plan are being effectively fulfille e d, Khrushchev said, and the plans for overall output, productivity gains and for the reduction of production costs are being over fulfilled.
 "All this makes it possible to accumulate vast resources over and above the plan," he said.
 Khrushchev said - as he did when the plan was adopted in 1859 - that this nation will over take and surpass the United States in industrial production in 1870.
 "We do not threaten anyone" he said. "The social system of the United States is a matter for the American people. Our successes and growth do not harm other peoples"
 But he added that only when Socialism Communism replaces the capitalist system will "an- tagonistic differences inherent in the very nature of capitalistic" be eliminated.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-13
Flood Waters Ebb Slowly In Western Oregon

PORTLAND, Ore. R - Flood waters ebbed slowly out Western Oregon today after crippling rail- roads, blocking highways and talk ing three lives.
 Heavy rains sent rivers off on three-day rampage, but the last flood crest moved into the Port land area today with only minor damage expected.
 Upstream the Willamette River and it's tributaries were back in their banks. Below Portland the Willamette River, which carried off most of the flood water, emp ties into a broad Columbia River, where no damage is expected.
 Earlier tn e flood-swollen streams swept away two persons to their deaths. A third died of a heart attack while trying to salvage furniture from his flood ed home.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-13
62nd Year No. IS

One of the most exciting events of the year will get underway at the school gym tomorrow eve ming when the Western Alaska High School Activities Assn. Class B Tournament opens at 7:30 p. m. Teams from Nome, K d i k, Homer, Kenai, Seward and Eiel- son AFB are competing.
 The Nome School Nanooks are sponsoring this historic event for the first time and no effort has been spared to make this tourna- ment the best ever. 94 people are scheduled to arrive at 3:30 p. m. tomorrow aboard two chartered Alaska Airlines aircraft. Housing has been arranged for so players, managers, and coaches, as well as cheerleaderS from the partici- pating schools. Several spectators will be staying in local hotels.
 Reserve seat tickets are still on sale for $1200 each for the full tournament, and general admis- sion will be $1.O0. However, a limited number of seats, not re- served at game time, will be sold for $200 each for the evening games and $1.5O each for the day games. These limited number of seats will be sold on a first come, first serve basis prior to each game. It is advisable to purchase a reserve seat ticket and, if neces-
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-13
Russians Hurl Space Traveller" Towards the Planet of Venus

either of hitting Venus or going into orbit around it.
 There was no indication of the rockets present speed. But the first announcement said that at noon Sunday the space station all ready was 126,300 kilometers - 75,780 miles - from earth.
 Some British observers viewed the Soviet feat as military warn ing to the West
 "If the Russians can hit Venus 26 million miles away" said the Tabloid Daily Sketch, "it would be child's play to pinpoint earth targets from only 100 miles out in space"
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-13
NOME ELM OFFICE TO BE CLOSED

Dan Jones of the ELM office announced at Chamber of Com merce meeting today that the local office would be completely closed by Wednesday, following instructions from Washington.
 The office, which opened at the close of the season last fall on a trial basis, is closed due to the lack of use.
 It is felt in Nome that the of flee was not given a fair trial as the spring and summer are the active months for such an office. Action is being taken by the Chamber of Comemrce, although the time is very short.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-13
French Will Not Accept Some of the Language
 Used In a Russian Note

PARIS tR - France told the Soviet Union Sunday it could not accept some of the language Mos COW used in it's note protesting the French buzzing of Soviet Pres ident Leonid Brezhnev's plane off the Algerian Coast.
 The French note addressed to Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko said France will let the Kremlin know the results of it's investigation. But the note said "certain terms employed in the Soviet note" sent here Saturday are considered inadrhissable.
 French jet fighters intercepted the Soviet plane last Thursday while Brezhnev was enroute to Morocco and Guinea.
 The French said one fighter fired warning shots to attract the planes attention after the four jet airliner was found too far south of it's scheduled course for Morocco and failed to identify it. self.
The Nome nugget., 1961-02-13
Glass B Basketball Tournament
 Gets Into Full Swing Tomorrow Night

sary, share in it's use and cost with another person.
 The west door will be the main entrance and will be open for the morning games at 9:15 a. m., after noon games at 1:15 p. m., and for the evening games at 6:45 p. m. All team participants will eat at the school Wednesday, Thurs day, and Friday at 11:30 a. m. All coaches and officials will be luncheon guests of Rotary We'd nesday. An All-Tournament ban quet is scheduled for the the Multi-Purpose Room Friday eve ming at 5:30 p. m. for all parti- cipants and invited guests. Fol lowing the banquet all partici- pants will be guests of the senior class at their annual Valentine Dance beginning at g pm. The dance is not open to the general public.
 On Friday morning the visitors are in for a real treat when Paul Toctoo and others will give them dog team rides. A tour of the city has also been arranged. A complete printed program of events, team rosters, bracketing, etc, has been prepared and will be on sale at each game for 10c each.
 Let's all turn out to support our Nanooks and make the tournament a rousing success.
 Following is list of game time schedules:
 Tuesday
 Game No. 1-7:30 pm.
 Game No. 2-9:00 pm.
 Wednesday Game No. 3-10:00 am.
 Game No. A. 200 pm.
 Game No. B. 7:30 pm.
 Game No. G. 800 pm.
 Thursday
 Game No. 7-10:00 am.
 Game No. B. 200 pm. Game No. g. 800 pm.
 Friday
 Championship Game-2:00 pm.