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Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-08-17

Betty Jean Gerosaga has
started a new girls club called
the DECALS. She started it last
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-08-17

Radio Free Europe has the un-
qualified endorsement of President
Kennedy, Vice President Johnson,
former Presidents Eisenhower and
Truman and former Vice President
Nixon.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-08-17

March, and the first three mem
bers are Betty Jean GerOsaga,
Larimie Sarusal and Ramona
Bracero. The age limits for
membership are IA to 10, and
the members are specially
chosen.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-08-17

1 CHIGAKO GREER, of San Diego, Calf, christens the
five S8OM Convair etliners to be delivered Japan
ines by pouring water from SHOWS of Mount Full
lose of the nearsonic arplane. Tetsuo Oba, Managing Di
of Operations for JAIL QefO holds the ceremonial buck
c carried the pure waters from Japan General Dynam
konvair President R. c. Loomis and Miss ReikO Cowes
4 while Miss Greer the plane "Sakura," meaning
h blossom, queen of all Towering things in Japan
(Japan Air Lines photo)
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1961-08-17
Consul General Cites
Philippine Progress
In July 4 Speech

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA-The
people of Australia heard the
message of Philippine progress
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Sky Blasts Jolt
Silver Spring

Silver Spring area residents
were startled at dinner hour
last night by three loud blasts
and a flash Of flame in the sky.
Silver Spring police, firemen.
newspapers and radio stations
were swamped with calls of in
quiry, but no one found the
cause.
The best guess, according to
police and fire officials, was
that 1t was caused by q low
flying Jet airplane.
An Andrews Air Force Base
spokesman said three District
National Guard F-100 Jets from
Andrews were in the air at the
time, but added, 1T wasn't
one Of ours" The Andrews
spokesman said it could have
been a jet from some other
jurisdiction.
An Air Force officer who
phoned The Star. said he saw
what happened and explained
that "A military Jet aircraft
had a flameout, dived for the
ground to relight his after
burners, pulled out in time to
avoid crashing and made two
big boolns when he fired up
again."
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Red Cross Bans
Drive to Cover
Its UGF Shore

The Red Cross has decided
against conducting Q special
campaign fund in March to
make up $36,000 it will not get
because the United Givers Fund
fell. short Of its goal. officials
said today.
Edward Burling, jr., chair
man Of the District Of Colum-
biasRed Cross Chapter, said as
. result Of q meeting yesterday,
Warrington Metropolitan Area
chapter chairmen. voted not to
conduct a public campaign in
March. UGF fell 2 per cent
short Of its goal, and partici-
pants allotments cut accord.
ingly.
March. which is traditionally
Red Cross month, will be de-
voted instead to an organized
bloed-pledge campaign, recruit
meht Of volunteers. promotion
Of Red Cross services, such as
first aid. safety services, mother
ana baby care. home care for
sick and injured, physical fit
ness for the future and other
activities.
The meeting Of chapter
chairmen was held at the Fair.
fax County (Va0 Chapter
House yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Dr.. Finucune
To Discuss
Casino Case

Dr.. Daniel L. Finucane, chief
Of the Districts Public Health
Department, planned to talk
with Corporation Counsel
Chester H. Gray today on
whether to withdraw his rec
ommendation against renewal
Of the Casino Royals license
to sell food.
But the health chief said he
Is still recommending against
the prosecution Of the night
elub-restaurant at s04 Four
teenth street NV. on three
health regulation violations.
Casino Royal has cleaned
up," he said. "Our purpose Is
not to prosecute people, but
to get work DONE"
The nightclub, through It's
president, Leon B. Zeiger, was
charged with unsanitary con-
ditions and construction defects
after Public Health inspections
on october 28 and Decem-
Der 20.
DR.. Finucane had asked the
Districts Department Of Liz
censes and Inspection to hold
up Casino Royals food license.
If he continues his recon-
mendation after today's talk
with Mr.. Gray, the restaurant
will face a review by a District
Commissioners Appeals Board
on the matter. 81.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
MARYLAND BRIEFS
HEW Post
Seen for
Delegate

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. IS (AP).-
Maryland legislators bega n
talks yesterday aimed at pick
ing q successor for Delegate
Margaret c. Schweinhaut If
she is appointed to q post in
the United States Department
Of Health. Education and Well
fare under the Kennedy ad-
ministration.
Despite reports Of an i'm
pending appointment, however,
Pierre Salinger. press secretary
to the President-elect, said at
Palm Beach, Fla. he had no
information regarding Mrs.
Schweinhaut. .7
Mrs. Schweinhaut, q member
Of the House Of Delegates from
MONTGOMERY County, Is head Of
the State Commission on Aging.
II appointed to the Federal
post, Mrs. Schweinhaut appar-
entity would succeed Mrs. Ber-
tl1A S. Adkins Of Salisbury Md.
who Is an assistant secretary in
HEW.
e Another woman mentioned as
"a possible successor to Mrs.
sAdkins is Kathryn H. Stone, an
sErlington delegate in the Vir-
sRiiifa legislature.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Resolution
Would Save
Dam Site
By Q Star stan Writer

ANNAPOLIS. Jan. l3.
resolution introduced In the
Maryland General Assembly,
asks that the way be left clear
to build q. dam on the Potomac
River even. II the Chesapeake
and Ohio. Canal Is declared q
national monument.
The resolution introduced
yesterday by Delegate Hervey
Machen, Democrat Of Prince
Georges. notes that President
Eisenhower has been asked to
declare the l65-nlile stretch OF
the canal O national monument
I'VE believe that such O proc
lamation =. -. without the In
clusion ..'ef q reservation In
favor Of any future develop
ment Of the Potomac River
Basin would be short
sighted considering the sum
expended by the Government
TO finance the studies . for
development Of the Potomac" !"
the resolution says.
MIR. Machen said he does not
want declaring the area a ma
tional monument to prevent
construction Of q high level
dam above Great Falls, If such
a project is deemed necessary.
A high-level dam would flood
part Of the canal property.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Sites for Sewage Plant
To Be Topic Tonight

Three sites in the Fort WASH
lngton area along the south
shore Of Piscataway Bay In
southern Prince Georges Coun-
ty will be among tracts to be
discussed tonight as possible
locations for o $2.2 million
sewage treatment plant.
Alternative sites are expected
to be proposed by those who
object to Q plant along the
shoreline or at Mockley Point
where the bay meets the
Potomac River.
The Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission scheduled
tonight's hearing at 8 O'Clock
IN the County Courthouse
Upper Marlboro.
Sites under consideration BY
the WSSC are: % hook-shaped
Mockley Point opposite Fort
Washington and owned by H
M. and o. T. Clagett; q finger
Of land owned by w. H. Pierce
and the neck Of the point
owned by Henry H. Clagett.
Cd Going inland. q tract oi
the Accokeek Foundation and
part OF an adjoining parce.
owned by Robert w. Smith
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Prince Edward Schools
Denied U. S. Surp|uses

these are still without any type
Of formal education.
Mr.. Flemming said "any aid
to the Prince Edward School
Foundation would not only
constitute aid to q private
school to the detriment. so to
speak. Of the public school sys-
tenn. but would also discourage
efforts to reactivate the public
schools in the county"
He said the application Of
the foundation to participate
in the surplus property pro-
gram must be denied as long
as 1t appears that its operation
of schools materially contributes
to the continued abandonment
Of the public system In Prince
Edward County"
The Government donates
about $50 million q month in
surplus property to public and
private schools at all levels.
Mr.. Hanbury said I'VE are
not fighting public schools or
integration; we simply run Q
private school system. Our rep
resentatives have visited the
property warehouse in Rich
mond, but we have never bid on
any items and have met our
requirements in other ways"
! A spokesman for the foun-
dation said 1t had been in
formed by the State, prior to
Federal rejection, that it had
qualified to bid on the surplus
property. Such notification,
the spokesman said, came from
the Virginia State Education
Agency for Surplus Property
but later was overruled by the
Department Of Health, Educa-
ton and Welfare.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
3-AIorm Fire
Forces 2 to
Jump

A short circuit probably
caused q three-alarm fire that
swept through two Northeast
stores and several overhead
apartments last night, forcing
two persons to jump for their
lives.
More than 80 pieces Of equip
ment was called to Benning
road and Twenty-fourth street
to battle the blaze. Deputy
Fire Marshal Anthony B. Mileo
said 1t probably started from
an electrical defect in the rear
Of the Cut-Rate Drug Store,
240l Benning road.
Capt. Alvin E. Hazard of En-
gine Company 10 was treated
at Washington Hospital Center
for burns Of the hands and re-
leased.
John Skipper. SO, Of $50
Twenty-fourth street NE. said
he and his daughter, Mrs.
Johnsie Jordan. IS, jumped
from their second floor window
when they found the stair
way blocked by flames.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Jones,
occupants Of an adjoining
apartment. and Oscar J. Kelly.
tenant in a third place, were
able to escape down the stairs.
Atmospheric conditions pre-
vented smoke from rising more
than q few hundred feet, and
Q haze spread over the North
east and Southeast sections.
The fire did major damage
to the drug store. the Terrace
Valet at ST. Twenty-fourth
street, and to the apartments.
The fire was under control
within 80 minutes, with Fire
Chief Millard H. Sutton direct
ing the work.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Allied Citizens Back
Junior College Plan

Plans to appropriate $500. .000
to purchase . site for second
junior college In Montgomery
County were indorsed last night
by the Allied Civic Group at q
meeting at which the proposed
lS61-62 board Of education
budget was discussed.
A proposal to limit the Junior
colleges enrolment to county
residents was defeated. The
group also asked the school
board to deny q $470.000 re.
quest for Q gymnasium at the
college until the question OF
an overall State higher edu-
cation program is developed"
About so persons turned out
for the organizations special
meeting at the Maryland-Na. /.
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission Building in
Silver Spring.
A resolution asking the school
board to consider optimum
sizes" for schools was passed
Evening star., 1961-01-13

This motion also asked the
board to reconsider Its policy
Of building additions to existing
schools, which the group said Is
10 per cent more expensive than
original construction.
A motion asking the board to
expedite construction OF East
Wheaton High School Ito relieve
crowding. at nearby schools"
also was passed, and q re-
evaluation Of the county's voca- =
tional program was requested.
The school boards appropria-
ton for a new school for handi-
capped children in the Seven
Locks area and an addition To
the Sandy Spring School was
approved and Supt. c. Taylor
Whittier commended for re-
questing the funds.
The report on the $3.50 mil
lion budget was prepared by a
committee headed by Milton
IN. Rodes.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
~ the Associated Press

The Government yesterday
rejected an application for sur
plus Government property for
use in the private schools es-
tah1iShed to avoid intesration
in Prince Edward County, Va
Arthur s. Fleming, Secretary
Of Health, Education and Wei
fare, told . news conference 1t
would be contrary to public
policy" since the Prince Ed
ward School Foundation. which
applied for the surplus prop
erty, was established Ito un-
dermine the public school sys-
TENS in Prince Edward County
All public schools in Prince
EDWARD were closed in Sep
tember, 1859, after United
States courts ordered desegre-
CATION. They have not beer
reopened.
B. Blanton Hanbury, presi-
dent Of the Prince Edward
School Foundation, said ir
Fafmville the foundation hac
been informed lover a year
ago" that it would be excluded
from using surplus Government
property.
I'VE resented then and de
now such exclusion as flagrantl,
discriminatory" Mr.. Hanbury
said. He said the rejection o.
the application was purely ;
retaliatory action"
About $500 white children
are enrolled in the foundation
schools which have been full!
accredited by State authorities
No provision was made for ap
preximately 1,700 colored chill
dren and, except for a few VIII,
have moved to other countie,
Evening star., 1961-01-13
i owes May Accept Boost
In james School Aid Plan

| portioning seats in the General
Assembly.
"Who put one in today7" IL
coming q standard joke
around the State House on the
reapportionment issue. Already
three proposals have been In
troduced, three more are ready
for introduction and some
others reportedly are resting in
legislators pockets.
Some suburban county leeis-
lators think the whole issue
may collapse under the weight
Of the mounting number OF
plans. Prospects for passage OF
q reapportionment measure al
ready are pretty dim.
A hearing on q Northrop-
Pine reapportionment plan ID
tentatively planned for Febru-
ary / by the Senate Judicial
Proceeding 9 Committee. The
plan. first one to be introduced,
was offered by Senator Edward
Northrop. Democrat Of Mont
somery. and James A. Pine,
Democrat Of Baltimore County
This proposal would add 20
members to the House Of Dele
gates.
Appointment Plan Offered
Another plan already intro.
duced would revise the men,
bership Of both houses, and q
third would have q constitu-
tional convention handle the
matter.
Delegate Marvin Mandel
Democrat Of Baltimore City
plans to introduce one today
which would revise the House
and Senate by creating more
legislative districts In the
heavily populated areas. A diff
ferent version Of the same plan
also Is scheduled for introduc.
ton In the House.
The cutest plan to date Il
being prepared by Delegate W.
Dale Hess, Democrat Of Har-
ford, who would revise the
House membership but make
sure the new members would
all be Democrats. His plan calls
for adding 81 House members
and have them appointed by
Democratic Gov. Tawes next
year instead Of waiting for q
regular election.
Senator Louis N. Phipps,
Democrat Of Anne Arundel, In
troduced o bill yesterday which
would cut welfare payments ia
q mother who bears an illesiti-
mate child.
The House Of Delegates yes
terday gave tentative approval
to q resolution calling for the
appointment Of a commission
to study gasoline prices in
Maryland.
The resolution claims that
gasoline prices in the State are
higher than in other States
along the East Coast. During
q hearing on the resolution
yesterday before the House
Ways and Means Committee,
spokesmen for filling station
operators blamed wholesalers
for the higher prices and
supported the move for an
Investigation, while wholesalers
blamed the retailers and op-
posed the investigation.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
:Furm Unit Elects

. BALTIMORE, Jan. Is tAp)
Fired Eherspacker Of Dor
chester County has been named
president OF the Maryland
Farm Bureau. He was elected
ain voting Of more than 400
smembers from every Maryland
county at the 45th bureau con-
syention. -
.N<@Other newly elected officers
Include Ray H. Smith Of Fred.
erick County, vice president,
and Joseph Newcomer Of Mont
gomery County, named secre-
tary-treasureT. ..,.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
BY PAUL HOPE
star Ata& Writer

:" ANNAPOLIS, Jan. l3.-Gov
raves indicated today that he
might accept some adjustment
, m the James plan of aid to
education, but he made it clear
that he would not 60 for any
big increase in spending above
the program he already has
approved.
Governor met for more
than two hours with legislative
leaders today to discuss the
mounting pressures from some
Evening star., 1961-01-13

and 90 the land Of White Hall
Manor, Inc, and adjoining
property Of Morris Rodman.
Development Feared
County residents opposing
these sites fear. among other
things, the plant and connect
ing sewer lines would promote
high density development in
the area. which now is rural
and sparsely settled.
Protests also are anticipated
from the Mount Vernon Ladies
Association, which wants the
Maryland shoreline to remain
as 1t was viewed by George
Washington from his veranda.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

quarters to give teachers a big
ger pay increase.
The Governor has approved
the James Committee plan
which would provide about $6.5
million in additional aid to 10
calitieS for teachers pay and
school construction. There has
been q move among some legis-
[lators, led by Baltimore County,
to revise the James plan so that
all Of this money. plus about 81
million more, could be used for
teachers salaries.
Gov. Tawes said no agree
ment was reached today, but
he said there will be further
studies to, see II the James plan
can be made more agreeable to
some Of the big counties who
feel they are being short
changed.
James to Resist Change
The Governor indicated, how
ever. that the amount Of money
involved should stay somewhere
near the range Of the James
plan. He said that If legislative
leaders can agree on some ad-
justmentS and there is wide
disagreement now-he might
go along If the total program
"is not too far afield from the
original"
Senator william 8. James,
Democrat Of Hartford. who
headed the James Committee,
said after the meeting that he
win resist any change In the
committees program.
The Governor made 1t clear
to the legislative leaders that
any increase in spending for aid
to localities must be accom-
panied by an increase in taxes.
Senator James said that the
pay program being pushed by
the teachers lobby and some Of
the Baltimore County delega.
ton would mean q greater tax
increase than already contem-
plated by the administration to
pay for the original James
Committee program.
II today is like most other
days Of the nine day old ses-
sion there also will be another
measure introduced for reap
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Bishop Hunnun to Talk

The Most Rev. Philip M.
Hannah, Auxiliary Bishop Of
the Catholic archdiocese Of
Washington will speak at a
meeting Of the immaculate
Fathers Club, Wisconsin avenue
and Yuma street NV, Monday
at 8 pm.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28

Immaculate 8 bedroom colonio
with sun deck and dttochec
garage. Completely modernizee
kitchen with built-ins and beduti
fully poneled eoting dreo. Liv
ing room has lovely wood bum
ing fireplace. poneled recreation
room. This home is located on
q very quiet street and is walk
ing distonce to the high school
S2l.S0o.
WICKLEFE RANCH
With brick front and full base
ment. This home is simply beau
tiful. The living room has q very
uttroctive wood burning fire
place and the large eating oreo
in the kitchen is emphasized to
just the proper degree by the
lovely knottY pine choir mould.
Exceptionally expensive al d
duroble Competing, invitin 9
breezewuY. 5 bedrooms. 2 cor
ottuched garage. All this con be
yours for only S24.900.
FAMILY RETREAT
Here's the opportunity to provide
your fumily with q fine home
and q "retreot" like atmosphere
at the some time. Beautifully
treed lot in dulcet Timberloke
Offering 4 bedrooms. dining
room, attractive fireplace in
livinq room, l65xle5 lot. Only
$500 down and low monthly
payments. Your fumily will love
you oil the more. Sl6.900.
FULLER HOME
Offering fuller" enjoyment OF
life. Here is one Of the finest
builders in this ored offering q
new 8 bedroom ranch with di-
vided basement and attached
garage. Spacious and bright
kitchen with lovely eoting oreo
and complete Roper built-ins".
Why buy just q good home
when you can buy the best for
only Sls.900.
BRICK RANCH
On q full acre. Looking for q
good buy? Well. here II is! 3-bed-
room brick ronch with q full
divided basement and 2 wood
burning fireploces. Formal din
ing room. large. large kitchen
with complete built-ins and spa
cious eating dYeu. 2h-cor plus-
tered garage. llz boths. potio
and q price that defies compori-
son. s24.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
EUCLID OWNER
TRANSFERRED

#544l. This large 3 bedroom
bungalow is on 55'xI7o lot.
Full basement with finished rec
reotion room, ottoehed garage. See
this home todoy and moke an
offer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCHOLTZ CALIFORNIA
CONTEMPORARY

And most wonderful new woY
OF life to the hoppy purchaser.
Openess is the key note OF this
home and the entire rear is glass
from the floor to the bedmed
cathedral ceiling giving q pono-
romic view OF sunsets. 3 lurge
bedrooms. 2 full clay tile boths.
large kitchen with noturol flush
cabinets and q brightness that
is nearly unbelievable, built-in
Coppertone CE dishwusher and
gos oven and ronge. full divided
basement, 2h cor plostered at
toched garage. large LOT 75x22o
lot. This is q custom built home
and one in which the owner
took extrd core to insure every.
thing was OF the highest quolitY.
sss PER MONTH
Is all you pay to own this | yer
old ronch that is spotlees. 8 bed.
rooms. economical Tddiont gas
heot. lorge eoting dred. olumi-
mum storms and screens. double
closets in oil bedrooms and
priced at SI4,500. CT NO DOWN
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
EUcLID-S5oo DOWN

1924 Cory Euclid bungalow
Loree eorpeted living room. Nice
Iy londseoped lot. Close 70 every
thing. Only sl5,5oo. Vacant
Owner soy, sell. Hurry 10 the teIe
phone.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
REALTORS
sac PER MONTH

is all you'll pay for this ranch
style home in Wickliffe. G.l. NC
DOWN and located steps away
from the super market. tronspor
totion and schools. Extra large
bedrooms. garage. patio. 40 os
sessments. and possible immedi
ate occupancy.
ONLY 500
down buys this s-Yem-old home
with full basement and expon
sion. Fenced yard. aluminium
storms and screens, quiet resi-
Dental street and fair priced al
SIG, 800.
s9s PER MONTH
is the total monthly payment. 8
bedrooms Expansion for 4th).
dinette. Competing. uluminum
storms and screens. large shade
tree. wolking distance to schools
and shopping. Sl3.e00.
WOODED "a ACRE
is the setting for this beautiful
3-yeor-old 3-bedroom ronch. Yes
tibule entrance, 29xl4 living
room, formal dining room. spa
cious kitchen with built-ins and
euting oreo. la baths. 2la a-cur
plostered ottoched garage. full
basement. porch. no assessments.
This home offers the peace Of
country living just few min
utes drive from the city. S26.500.
4 BEDROOMS
And the home your ldrge fomilY
hos been wonting. II foot kitch-
en- meuns you'll no longer need
to push tobles and chairs ground
to have the fomilY for dinner.
The loroe fomily room answers
the question of where TO go for
parties or informal fumily get
tooethers". 2h cor garage with
tool shed and covered potio.
This home is only ? years old
and is located south Of Ridge
Rd. close to Wickliffe high
school. $4,000.
Ss4 PER MONTH
Is your totol monthly payment
principal. interest. taxes and
insurance. for this very clean
ronch home. Very large kitchen
with serving bor and huge eat
ino ureo. 50xl5o well cored for
yard with beautiful shrubs and
flowers. Large 2-cor garage.
Vacant - move right in!
Sl3.5oo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
$45O DOWN

#4s37. Located Just off toke
Shore. Attractive 2 bedroom bun
golow with exponsion for 2 loree
rooms up. Close TO shopping and
schools. Priced for quick sole.
S1475o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-09-28
EUcLID-A BEDROOMS

1871. The FuIlerwood oreo Is
the Location Of This king sized
frame bungalow. lorse living
room, clay file both, cory kitchen.
full basement, and 2-eor soroge
Owner relocofinq.