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I. l.. LEWIS

10. 5.4330
KENWO0D ARRA--Seldom found;
spacious eustom.built brick ram
hlerj contains 4 bedrms., 8 baths,
22-ft. library. Ice. walk-out club
garage; air cond. Ideal for enter
tanning. Priced in sos. on. A.
1865; E. GLENN GARVIN, 10.
$4,000.
KENW0OD CLUE AREA-Beauti-
fully dee. .briek-and-stone rambler:
center hall, formal din, rrn., 24.ft.
kit.-family rm., 8 tWin-size bed
rms, baths, rec, rn., study and
ful tiled bath In bsmt.; 2-caF ga
rage; centrally air eond.; covered
stone patio. An excellent value
REALTOR, OF. 4.siI1.
LOVELY RANBLER-3 tWin-sIEe
bedrmss large liv. .rm. and huge
Kitchen, in excellent neiEhborhood
appreciSte. Sii.650. WE TAKE
PEoPESs;rihE8s PPSooPEs; rs SSIodS9O' So49. s0sOSSAN
MASS. AVE -SUAENER AREA-
beautiful River Hill. Features q
combination kitchen and keep
ing. ROOM" with fireplace. that Is
truly delightful. Den on lower
level also has fireplace. All bed
rms. are twtn-si1e. Private dining
room. . full baths and 2 halt
baths, Very superior quality. Ex-
traordinary value at $4,000.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
7.l411: ewes, OIL. A-4792.
MONT. HILLS = S1O,e5O. Older
neishbofhood. 2-bedrm. rambler on
LARGE lot with trees and dead-end
REAL ESTATE CO... Ju. 6-7535.
N HAlIP. AVE. AREA-On q acre
Is this expanadble eustcm.buill
brick Cape Cod In the
BEST LOCATION
Walk-out tiled bsmt.. screened pei. .
SEP. din. rms fun price only
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-IoOo
NEW COLONIAL: custom built
bedrmS.. gear saraee, large lot.
2h baths, low 30s; immediate
POSSESSION. 10. b-29sO.
HUGH T. PECK. 1lE46 Georgia Ave.
FIRST WITH THE FINEST
N0RTHWOOD PARK "A bedrm.
brk. Cape Cod. With full bsmt. /;
21e 4; deep lot "GI IS" s17,5OO.
BEERS BROS. caii ~. S.7Sil I'll D
Mr.. VTTR0 LAB.--3.bedrm., 2-bath
rambler with Split-toyer entrance.
Complete with rec. rm., vall-to-
wall earpeting and 1-ton air cond
Near elementary school. Assume
QI loan. Price. Sl9.95O. YOUN-
KIN 4 Co. L0. s4-S022. til Q.
PAINT BRANCH-S.ACRR-E8TATE.
featuring spacious white brick
French provincial home; 1st fir.
contains paneled study with full
bath, stepdown drawing room
formal dining room, eeorgeous pic
ture- book kitchen, large yalousied
porch 2nd FIR. contains 5 heauti-
fully arranged bedrooms. Home
also features elubroom, maids
room with full bath and Gear ga
rage; 3Ox5O masonry summer
house or future office. Priced in
the low 40s. Cali 10. B.0S44 It'll
3 Pm.
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Evening star., 1961-02-22

EASY LIVING, when you have the
epace-This brick Cape Cod In N.
Arl. has 5 good sized bedrms., each
with large closets, 2ts baths, sep.
dip. rm., scr. porch, attached gar,
All on nicely Handicapped lot. One
block from transp.. 9 blocks from
elem. school, S23,600. HoLLEY
REALTY 61S3 Lee hwy. KE. g.
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THE GROOM CO.

LkEAL OLSS IA. T-44H7
BIG HOUSE-MODEST PRICE
Down Sleepy Hollow I'd. to this
rambling beauty where you will
find 1,600 square feet Of joyous
living space, beautifully arranged
Wiz three extra nice bedrooms,
2,tb baths; tbs !, spas SPACIOUS I Living living room y
place, plus Q 2o.ft. family room
opening onto secluded patio and
redwood fenced rear ward. Ex-
pertly Handicapped corner lot. First
presentation OF $29,95O. Call Us
and see. IA. $4,000.
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HOUSES FoR sALI-MD.
tcoNTlNuEDl

BETMRsDA CHEadlsy Eills)--LsrEe
hanasome antiepe brick split-leyel
and srscious living. Less than 3
years Old and In immaculate con.
ditien; center hall, paneled. library,
Walkout recreation room, large de
luxe dream kitchen. 8 bedrooms,
B baths Gear earage. Located
on large lot with trees. Reduced
from mid,4Qs "a; 70 $40 1 ~ go ~ for quick
Realtor, $3.50 Conn. ave. NV.
6ETHEsDA-3-bedrm.. 2-bath brk.
rambler: large Nv. rnn.s firepl,
immed. possession, Asking S2l 800.
0H0. ". RoBERTSoN. RRALToR.
OF. 2.2l2S,
BETHkSDAs LOCUST HlLS-At-
traetive williamsburg Colonial on
large lot: living fm. dining rm.,
kitchen den, bedrm. and bath: 2
large bedrms. and bath End H.;
gear garage. 1mmed, poss, S32,-
500. 9ILLING9rEY REALTY CO..
IN. 2-2326: ewes, EM. 3-6113.
BETHESDA, walk to NH (3 blks, }
Z hedrmss "a s2h bath Colonial fun
ANpkis1 P1isli 4 1RikSHT'y. si;s2T'y Oh. 2-so7o til Q
BEfEESDA-Lee. l,26O 50. ft.)
brk. raInb.: 3 tWin-siEed bedrms.,
eating space Kit. Truly Q beautiful
lot on dead end street. S1S,96O.
ANDRIg REALTY, OIL. 2-e070 til Q
6ETEE EsDA-z.bedrm Colonial with
paneled den, plus gnrage. rec. rnl.
Close to shops and school. Assume
large 6Nes loan. S32,2b0. Ma
TTONAL CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
CORP. HA. 7-z400. Open til 3.
HEEHEspA. ~ LITE Is wQETH I,1 LIx-
Xfl i SssS9 nG%: tSaagS q SlHEE E e. S:P. SS1d Sl
Tm.; garage; attractive HANDICAPPED
McK REftHEsDx. 81. s.si7o. :
BETHEBDA-New, large, center -hall
ueedsbrk. rambler on 1s.acEe lot:
a TRUSTED NAME IN REAL EST.
GIULIANO OIL. 4d100
SETHEglA = Am Exoq1sTTELY
Colonial: 2M baths. 1st-flr. pow:
scr. poTeh; attractive level let;
REies sA1; ;sS9o; o,. HgSHz HSgSIzo T. PECK
SETHEsDA = BRIGHT AS THE
MORNING SUN. 4-bedroom. brick
oplit-leVel; 8 full baths, rec. nm
wIfirepl.. beautiful mod. kit. ga
fae0, wooded lot. Price $500.
HUGH q: PECK. BETHBDA'
2 OF. 0-8l7O.
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shannon & LuchS
REALToR SINCE 1ooo

HN1shB wv O1NCE IUUU
BOOM COUNTRY. Take adYantaFe
OF an unusually low appraisal and
owners extreme urgency to SELL
6-yr.-9ld bfick rambler in conv
an and SIts SINtssir9Sls sII:n loca.Ion a.. , Lovely ~
attrsc. kit. 3 bedrmsu., gi u' sH bstbss' tPls
full bsmt with Sround Level S entr
Reduced to SCI $50 and open 10
further negotiations. JE. 4-2osS,
PARKER SMITH d DoNNELL,
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MUUSES FOR SALH-vA.

CASH MAKES A difference and In
this case not much cash will buy
this lovely brick-and-frame 8.
bedFm. Colonial. Spacious liy. fm.
with fireplace: family-size din.
rra,, beautifully equip. dream Of
q Kitchen: full bsmt., scr. pfeh.;
lge. lot. convenient Falls Church
locality. Priced under SIS. 900,
Come and make Us ~ offer and
you can assume 8 $4,000 first
trust with low monthly payments.
REsITYy: INC. u. 4-4soo
CITY EsfATE-Large, lovely brick
Colonial with 3 large hedroofis
and den plus 3M baths, Detached
garAge: on estate-Bise lot. Charm
Mg living room with fireplace,
Si1niss n eSmpIses 59Sn snn;s, Snefs II sAn dine
room. This fine fi''ffsH home f.sIiss'iHn Win its
true. center-hall plan is located
IN the finest area In Pals Church,
REAJTY. JE. s.00So.
DELIGHTFUL. DELUXE. DEIOVF-
,LY, and still words will mot de-
scribe this home. Remodeled. add.
ed.to and decorated with the
touches that make for the most
pleasant living, nighttime. day
time, springtime or fall. Truly q
home with eyerything-Nev de
luxe kit. spacious recreation rm.
with filepl., window.walled family
rm with Roman brick firepl.. and
automatic elee. traverse dfapes:
bedrms.. one 1890 with tWir
closets and pvt. bath needing only
fixtures to be completed; profes,
Stonally handicapped lot with Gov.
cred patio and many shade trees
Mey below reproduction cost q
$50. $50. $4,000 cash viii handle
yen Hn6h TSsSn your rv tine me- 70 Inspect
9317 Wilson blvd. Arlineton.
Evening star., 1961-02-22

6ETME8DA, q blks. to Kenwood
Club = Attractive custom-huilt
famh. on M acre Of trees, 4 bed
rms, 8 fun baths, rec. Tm., ga.
Rage, sep. din. rm. and the UNIQUE
ser. porch, $2S,790.
ANuRfS REALTY, OIL 5000 I'll 9
6BTHESDA, Hillmead = 2-story
painted hrk.: Z bsdrms., Z baths;
dish washer, disposal: ser. Deh.,
bsnAt.: S23,0OO. SAMUEL 3.
BOoLEY or Nd INC. OIL.
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BUS RIDERS

And non-ear owners viii appreciate
q this neat brick home Offering
entranee foyer, sep. din, rm., 2
bedr1ns., den and bath. basement
with rec. rm.: assume large loan:
STly y, AdssSS ASdlss;SSSo, n, s1L9o sooo REALTY.
Evening star., 1961-02-22

6E1RksDAI INV LIsTINQI =
perfect plan IN perfect ecnditionl
By far the largest and finest
rambler wO have seen for 31,500::
spacious eenter-hall plan;
twin bedrooms. ga baths, reere-
etien room In. enormous full
:s1,.s sassEsnt Htiyst. ,Ssn. dining isst fCSH
fuiIy safpetsd thfousScut, NJ
faaTig,.iIps' a1qig,i wVt nr O;aJsSI' 7siSi1 S"ANA o.
Evening star., 1961-02-22

BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL in excellent
condition situated on lovely corner
wooded lot. This handsome home
features 3 good size bedrooms,
separate dining room with French
doors. ample eating space in
Kitchen, living room with fire
place. and ideal daylight recrea-
tion room for all members Of the
family to enjoy: garage. Assume
present financing or can be ham
died with FHA financing. Priced al
only $4,000. It's Q beauty. Call
1855. BETTER HOMES REALTY, III
INC. REALTORS.
BRING YOUR HAMMER; 5000 dn.,
no immed. closing costs; basically
in good .cond.. but needs some
wy3FTkG3 y,T ise; bedrms.. left, kit.
la-acre-plus treed lot. Full price,
Sl4. $50. Open 0 till 8.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-7000
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EVELYN O. KAPLAN = co

:1s. sssd siss55SS SH iHTsl:s s:aS;
ana "oK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUSKIN q CO. 10. 6.2005
ROCKCREsT-ANoTHER TEMPT.
INC BUY. S-bedrm. rambler. on
fenced level lot lge. de luxe kit.
loads Of storage space, price S12.-
500 HUGH T. PECK ROCKVILLE,
GA. 4-6576. -.-..--
ROCKVILLE, S.-Immaculate ram
bier, owner Transferred; quick pos
session.. lge. mod. kit. din. rm.,
20-ft. liv. rm.. 3 bedrms.; lovely
BsTHEsba IL! Kh aePgEESHEsa PRESETY SelST 81 sGfs
Evening star., 1961-02-22

HETH99DX-PaintSd 6fk. colonial,
Sn.: huSc family IN. with powder
Tm.. on 1st floor; 3 big bedrms.
upstairs; garagS with electric
sHeSnEiuSai' a'sH lSs; lSSso;ot1RT 1sSs'e Or hSS1s. Tp'.
NC. OIL. 6.7s00.
6ELM1sDA, 0AAinIETT,T PK: just
bedrm., 1ls-bath hrk. rambler
With sen, din, rm.. rec, IN. ~
b-S6s0. d. A. scHLEsINoER co.
bETnEsDA, Holy RedeemeI Parish
-AtkTac, 3.bedfm. :, 2-bath. brick
Ym., ali-eectTic kit. with table
Spase. dayiisht rec, Em. in n ~ ir5l
Prank Q. PHILLIPS. NC. Oh.
9-7OO6: 0Veg., OIL. 4-267b,
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SETaEsDA - BRIGHT As TN
MORNING SUN, 4-bedroom. brick
oplit-leVel; 3 fun baths, rec. nm,
w/firepl.. beautiful mod. kit, ga
Iaee wooded lot. Price $3b 300.
HpoH s,Ia PECK sETHEDA'
Evening star., 1961-02-22

ETTH1sDA-Ezeeiient residential
sss.S sEss SV MismsSuls R6isSS s's s6oSs: ssfei@ E0i
fuii ffiif Bat bath ii; on s iSs r.: A. full Ssmt..
ser. porch. garaes: WOODED setting.
TOH. on i-611I 'fil q.
Evening star., 1961-02-22
HOUSES FOR sELE-VA.
tcoNTINUED)

ALEx.. s14,Tbo. .nr. O. ". Hish--
q ss ssaIss ssssfS S.sCC%. TSSns HHSsf ~ S.sSs 2s.
firepi. In large living room, SEP
arate dining room basement, Ex-
cellent terms aTranRed and this
favorable price includes 4 ar con-
ditionefs. XII. 0-3o30. NJ. II.
kAAksY ORG. ORG. Rsslty Admin. Eyes.'
Evening star., 1961-02-22

LoveIy brick split-level offers en-.
trance foyer; nice kit,' 3 esdrms.. !.
baths snd rec; rni ~. Win n.S iireS
trust considered. Extras are:
fioninG: reduced 70 s5i.sS0 for
immediate sale. Call now. SLIGO
RIALTY, REALToRs. JU. $4,000.
6LEsgED BACRAlGENT PARISH,
Oh. Ch.. Mdg-Attr. det, cor;
bedrms.. ctr. hail; lge I'd; priced
IN 30s; good terms. Dixie Realty
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Mrs. Tobias
Is Named
President

Mrs. H. r. Tobias of Berk-
eley Springs, w. Va, a past
president Of the Senior
Woman's Club there. was
named president of the East
ern District Of the West Vir-
ginia Federation Of Woman's
Clubs at the annual meeting
at Moorefield. She will be
installed at the annual con-
vention Of the parent group
at White Sulphur Springs.
W. Va, in March.
Mrs. Tobias has been ac-
tive for years In community
work. She has been a past
secretary and past vice pres
ident of the Eastern District
organization, and was chosen
woman of the year" by the
club last spring. She has
been serving as executive sec
retary and treasurer of the
Morgan County tuberculosis
and Health Association.
Others chosen at the
Moorefield meeting were:
Mrs. Sam M. Skinner, vice
president; Mrs. James E.
Watson, jr., secretary, and
Miss Mary E. Lamp, treas
urer.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Mrs. NeD
To Speak
At Lunch

Mrs. Hanna Kiep, women's
affairs secretary at the Ger
man Embassy, will be the
principal speaker at the first
fall melting of the League
of Republican Women, set
for Monday.
The meeting will start with
a business session at 11:30
am. and will be followed by
luncheon, in the Chinese
Room of the Mayflower
Hotel.
Mrs. Kiep was in Wash
ington from 1925 to 1898,
when her husband was
Counsellor at the German
Embassy. She has just re-
turned here from a summer
in Germany.
Mrs. Paul H. Hatch,
League president, will preside
at the meeting, which was
arranged by Mrs. j. Laning
Taylor. the new program
chairman of the year.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Swimming Cats and Goats

When she fourteen Bobbie got job working for
Dr. Jean Goudy, the distinguished veterinarian
P street. where she spent four summers And while at
tending school at the University of Maryland Bobbe
earned part of her assistant in the agriculture
labs.
Scooping up her animals she makes directly for the
this fall afternoon visit at the lake. Gazing
out you see a sight to behold: Riding gay her back
in the water is the tiny white goat.
"See, Missy loves the water. Cmon Missy, show 'em
how you swim She gives the baby shove and
she goes Now it's Tys turn. Cmon, honey She climbs
the ladder. snatches the covering cat
"See here cats can't swim, they hate the water"
Not if they're used to it, And I've been training Ty in
the bab at home Here he's just scared because there's
much Of it. Any animal swim at BIRTH she says.
IF they're just around water enough they swim
we'll horse dog" To prove it, Ty is released and
takes off like veteran.
jolly, not to be outdone, is begging for attention
the bank. Throw him stick" Bobbie ORDERS and when
the children do he punges gaanty after it and comes
bearing it back in his little white teeth.
Girl Vet
Bobbie finishing her vet training at Colorado and
hopes eventually to into work There it's entirely
preventive medicine. No experiments and having to
destroy offspring. It's wonderful place for more
people beginning to realize"
Bobbie has had book dedicated to her at the ripe
old of 49, 1t reconS of her adventures real and
imaginary, and is entitled, Follow Your Dream"
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Program Planned
For Youth Club

Mrs. Neyna Darcy, a con-
tralto guitarist, and Miss Edna
Schooner and Mrs. Mildred
Wilkinson, a Spanish dance
team, will entertain members
and guests of the HELP
Youth Club at their second
meeting from 7:;30 to $50
pm. on Thursday, October
S at St. Peters School.
Further information may
be obtained from Miss Ruth
Grogan or Miss Molly Lynch.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Kensington
Club to Meet

The first fall meeting of
the Junior Women's Com
munity Club of Kensington
will take place at 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Equitable
Savings and Loan Associ-
alton in Wheaton. Md.
Mrs. Thomas Peters, as
sistant for programs and re-
ports with the Montgomery
County School AdminiStra-
ton, will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
OF LOVE and
LAUGHTER
An Animal Menogerie Comes
Calling With Younq Girl Vet
By MARJORIE HOLMES

Your pets and ours. Or-there's nobody quite like
people. =.
Teen-age Bobbie Olsen comes whooping up to the
cabin accompanied by the usual menagerie: jolly the
miniature French poodle. Ty, The Little stinker. A
beautiful cat known by the first appelation
depending upon mood) And today, Missy dear little
white baby goat.
Il borrowed Missy from farmer friend" confesses
but I've become attached to her don't know if can
bear to take her back"
AS Missy baaang through the cabin your own pets
form doubtful reception committee. The arch their
backs and spit Belle, the big Dalmatian gives wild and
glorious chase Nmbe Missy sofa where tail
quvering like stiff little white flag she continues her
bleatng retort Jolly the poodle bounds about merry
legs.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Church PIunninQ
Snorqdsbord

The women of Herald Har-
Dor Presbyterian Church will
hold a Smorgasbord supper
from 5 to 7 pm. on Saturday,
October IA at the church.
Homemade desserts will be
available.
Evening star., 1961-09-27
Hibernotinq Hunsters

II to how Tammys doing after her operation"
Bobbe Cmere old girl" Skilled young fingers probe
the cat Fea look hale and hearty she addresses
another Oh-oh, whered get that cut your lp?'
She produces her doctor bag" small, wel-equipped
kit and squirts healing Save For she's been planning
to be vet since she years old. Her mother and
grandmother not to mention suffering apartment land
lords have become accustomed to the Strays she brings
home Dogs CATS guinea pigs white rats tropical fish,
alligators and snakes have become to the Olsen
apartment commonplace.
Though it kind of startling to find hamSters
alternating in the refrigerator her mother Mrs Mary
Olsen admits, "Bobbie ctywde science fair with that
experiment, however"
Evening star., 1961-03-06
CONGO
U.N. Troops Driven
From Supply Bose

the Sudanese In their hotel
headquarters exchanged fierce
fire with the Congolese army
headquarters across the street.
Political Leaders Meet
On the political front the
round table conference of
Congo political leaders opened
in the Malagasy Republic, for
merly the island Of Madagas-
car, amid reports that Antoine
Gizenga, the head Of the Com
munist t-supported government
in Oriental province, was on
his way to join the conference.
CleophaS Kamitatu, former
president Of the Leopoldville
provincial government, repre-
sented Mr.. Gizenga at the
opening of the conference,
which will try to work out a
truce between the Congo's war
ring political factions.
Others present were Mr..
Kasavubu, his Premier, Joseph
Ileo; President Noise TShombe
Of Katanga, Albert Kalonji,
leader Of the Mining State"
he has proclaimed in South
Kasai Province: Jean Bolikon-
go of Equator Province, and
Barthelemy Mukenge of North
Kasai.
A spokesman for Mr.. TShom-
be said Mr.. Gizenga had ar
rived at Kamina air base, in
Katanga, en- route to Malagasy.
The big base is neutral terri
tory under q. N. protection.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Executive Order
On Rights Drawn
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy plans to
take his first formal action in
the civil rights field-without
resort to observation-disclosures
night, the White House an
nounced today.
Press Secretary Pierre Sal
niger said Mr.. Kennedy will
issue an executive order de-
signed, as the President put it
last week, to strengthen en-
ployment opportunities both in
and out Of Government.
Mr.. Kennedy's order is ex-
.pected to aim at preventing
hiring and firing discrimination
in any companies handling
Government contracts.
The President has said that
Vice President Johnson will be
chairman of a Government
Contracts Compliance Commit
tee, similar to one set up during
the Eisenhower administration
and headed by former Vice
President Nixon.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
AID PROGRAM
NOT AFFECTED

BONN, Germany. Mar. c
(AP). - Economics Minister
Ludwing Erhard said yesterday
the surprise revaluation Of the
mark will have no effect on
West GermanV's aid program
for underdeveloped countries.
This program Is expected to
amount to about four billion
marks ($1 billion this year.
The revaluation, announced
Saturday, increased the foreign
exchange value of the mark
from 23.S cents to IS cents.
Mr.. Erhard predicted at a
news conference the revalua-
ton would benefit West Ger
many by curbing initiation and
help the United States and the
rest Of the world by easing in
ternational balance Of pay =
ments difficulties.
But he denied the increase
was taken under pressure from
the United States to curb the
drain on the United States dol
lar and gold reserves.
w. Averell Hartman, Presi-
dent Kennedy's rowing ambas-
sador, said at Dusseldorf the
revaluation was "a modest step
in the right direction" He
said other steps to ease pres
sure on the dollar had been
discussed in Washington when
West German Foreign Minis
ter Heinrich Won Brentano Wis
tied there last month.
News Of the new mark rates
met much criticism among
West German businessmen.
Fritz Berg. president Of the
powerful West German Fedora :
ton Of Industries. said the step
was very wrong. Our ex-
ports will be hit hardest" He
said price stability on the home
market was threatened because
the volume Of exports kept the
domestic price structure on an
even keel. ,
The revaluation will force
foreign buyers Of German
goods to spend about 5 per cent
more in their currencies unless
German producers cut prices.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
AZ Reported Sofe
In BruziI Crash

SAC PAULO, Brazil, Mar. 6
(AP.-An Iberia Airlines Su-
per Constellation crashed on
landing here today. First re-
ports said there were no deaths
among the 80 passengers or
nine crew members. Iberia is a
Spanish air line.
The plane was bound from
Madrid to Buenos Aires, Ar
gentiha, with stops at Rio de
Janeiro and Sac Paulo. An
airport official said the un-
dercarriage gave way on hit
ting the landing strip and sent
the ship toppling over on a
wing.
An air line official in Dio de
Janeiro said the plane then
caught fire and was destroyed
but that all aboard escaped.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Student Wreckers
Relieve Tensions

CHARLOTTE, N. C. (AP.-
Ever had that feeling during
midterm exams Of wanting to
bust someone? East Mecklen-
burg High School students
found q good way of letting
off steam.
During the examination pc
riod the schools Hi-Y Club
towed an old jalopy onto the
grounds and allowed students
and teachers to take a swing
at it-for a price.
A swing with a full-sized
Sledge hammer cost Is cents
-four swings for four bits); a
wallop with a medium sized
sledge hammer cost a dime.
For the girls, a solid thump
with an ordinary hammer was
five cents. The money went for
q club project.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Nervous Sea Lion
Attacks Diver

MONTEREY, Calf, Mar. 6
(AP).-Despite their ferocious-
sounding name, sea lions are
gentle creatures. For one to
attack q human Is extremely
unlikely.
. But they do have their prob
lens. That's probably why skin
diver Robert Evans of Ala
media, Calf, is nursing a IA
stitch cash in his leg after an
encounter near Monterey's
Ffshermen's Wharf, says DR..
Robert T. Orr Of San Fran
cisco's Steinhardt Aquarium.
The sea lion that attacked
Mr.. Evans grabbed him by the
leg and pulled him some so
feet to the bottom of the ocean
is probably psychotic, DR.. Orr
said. Mr.. Evans managed to
save himself by kicking his
rubber flipper into the animals
eyes.
There are mentally deranged
sea lions, just as there are
mentally deranged humans, j"
DR.. Orr explained.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Benjomin Heads
Group for U. N.

Robert S. Benjamin, chair
man Of the board of United
Artists, was appointed by Pres
ident Kennedy today as ma
tional chairman Of the United
States Committee for the United
Nations for 1861.
In q statement announcing
the appointment, the President
said he attaches "the greatest
Importance to this country's
support Of the United Nations
as a force for peace" He added
that "at no time has there been
q greater need for an effective
mobilization of all sources OF
support"
The purpose Of the committee
is to promote community in
terest in the United Nations
throughout the country.
Evening star., 1961-03-06
Dutch GuiIder
Value Raised

THE HAGUE, Netherlands,
Mar. 8 i(AP.-The government
yesterday announced q revalu-
alton of the Dutch guilder, now
worth about 26 cents.
Finance Minister Jelle Zylstra
said the revaluation would be
about the same as that an
nounced by West Germany
Saturday, an increase Of about
ATS per cent.
Mr.. Zylstra said The Neither
lands-by far the biggest trade
partner Of West Germany
probably would be the only
country to follow the German
action.
The Netherlands Bank will
draft the new currency rates,
which will be effective tomor-
row. No currency transactions
in the guilder will be possible
today.
The decision to revalue the
guilder was taken at q five
hour meeting Of the Council Of
Economic Affairs, a government
body including several cabinet
ministers.
The central banks Of The
Netherlands Benelux partners
Belgium and Luxembourg
and of other common market
members, France, Italy and
West Germany, were consulted.
The government will make
an official statement on the
decision tomorrow in parlia-
ment. Until then no details
are expected.