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Evening star., 1961-04-02

ANDREWS SUTLAND - Walk to
Census. Nothing down VA, $500
On. FHA. Priced .$11.a50. A nice
lister hEas OTaf5 RsxLToRy fGly fss. sE s446S MeAI
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
fFnAITIAuIEnN

ALEX. AREA-Only $3.50 down or
this 3-bedroom brick home 10.
Gated close in: living room, dinins
room, equipped kitchen. full base.
ment, fenced yard: convenient Il
everything, only S11,500. Cal
now, TIE. 6-4l15.
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX, 1IO E. Oxford ave, off Mt
Vernon sve.-2-story bldg, good
cond;; Sl3.5O0 or best offer, call
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

Sill. SPG.. 4 Corners area-Year-
old. 4-level split Of brk. and
aluminium siding; bedrms., 2
baths, rec. rm., din. rm., color
GE kit; lovely wooded fenced yd
Assume Sl6,S00 loan or low down
payment FLA. Low POS. KROLL
REALTY, OIL. 2-5959; ewes. JU.
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n&0pen

ARLINGTON PRESTIGE HOME
4 oversize bedrms., huge liv. nm,
with fireplace, din. rm., . baths,
basement with 22-ft. paneled rec.
Tm.,, screened porch. fabulous new
kitchen, h.-w.h., det. garage.
brlck. lust off Glebe rd, near
Arl. Hospital. A truly remarkable
home Of distinction designed to
appeal to the most fastidious.
Price, S26,5OO. Flexible financing,
Inspect 9 til 5, AIS N. 18th st,
Stop by and see this masterpiece,
PLANTATION REALTY JE. $4,000
ARLINGTON, N; Westover-3 bed
rms, lge. living rm., fireplace,
separate dining rm., pine-paneled
bsmt.,, 1 "a, baths; compl fenced;
nT. all schools; excel. neighbor.
hood. SlS.00n KE RSRoo
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WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEXANDRIA AREA

ALEXANDRIA AREA Lots
of room in and around this
3-bedroom brick-frame ram
bier, with Ia baths, full
basement with paneled rec.
room and valk-out entrance
to large play area for chill
dren. Within walking dis
tance Of big, new shopping
center. Buy GI-FHA, or as
sumo existing 4HSo loan.
Full price, $4,000. Call
now, Open Off.
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1M0pen

ARL., N, WILLIAMSBURG AREA
Cony.,. walk TO bus, public and pa
Tochial schools: Colonial brick, a
oedrms., 4th bedrm. or den, din,
Tm., family rm., porches: corner
lot, 3 blkS: off Lee hwy on GUAM
tico to 6246 26th rd.: So. 500
with Az VA loan. BY OWNER,
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABANDON YOUR APARTMENT
3.bedrln., 1M-bath brick wIbsmt.,
fenced lot: $1,000. Sl06 mo:
HAGAN REALTY CO. UN. 4-s5s3
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TAKOMA PARK-Large Colonial
style home with 3 bedrms. and
full bsmt. VIII sell NO MONEY
DOWN GI. HUGH T. PECK, Real
tor. 1885 New Hamp. ave, HE,
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
TAKOMA PARK AREA-Attractive
3-bedrm.. Colonial style home with
Ia baths, scr. porch and garage.
Lovely lot with trees. S16,50O.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor. 1895
New. Hamp. ave. HE. 4-1700.
TEMPLETON KNOLLS-OWNER
3-bedrm. brick semidet. with full
basement, on corner lot; AZ mort
gage. For appt., call OR. 4-74S3.
THE Statesmen WOULD LIKE TO
WISH EVERYONE A VERY
HAPPY EASTER.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
Ap T-12R6
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ANDREWS AREA-1-yr.-old 4-bed-
I'm. split, Firepl., patio, rec. rm.,
CARP, fenced; S21, $50, $1,000
dn., BY OWNER, 52O3 Colonial
ter. Walter Hts. Nd, HI. 9-729s.
ANDREWS-sale or rent. New g.
bedrm. rambler; carport, fireplace,
bsmt.: $1,000 down. RE. 6-7319.
ANDREWS ESTATEs-5 bedrms., 2
baths. rec. rm. Corner Suitland I'd.
and Suitland pkwy., 1921 Elmen-
dorf DR.. RE. 5-5429.
ANDREWS SUTLAND - walk to
Census. Nothing down VA, S400
dn. FLA. Priced S11. $50. A nice
hfsFER hHps OTif5 RSxLToRy tGEy De- sH ss.416 MeAh
ANDREWs-SUIT
HOME AND INCOME
3-bedrm. luxury rambler. Beaut.
lot over "a acre. Garage, air
sep. apt. McALLISTER REALTOR,
RE. 6-4400.
ANDREWS AREA bedrms., 2 full
baths; near public and parochial
schools. FLA or conventional fl
nancing: HI. 9-5357, CAMPBELL
REALTY.
ASSUME $4,000 LOAN and avoid
| red tape on this 4-bedrm. home.
Liv. rm. with wsll-to-wall carpet,
extra-large kit. knotty-pine en-
closed back porch and finished
bsmt, Beautiful corner lot with
barbecue pit and patio. Payments
| less than rent. Close to Baltimore
pkwy. Priced at only Sl5,S00. Call
! I'll 9 pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT
8. DAVIS CO.. INC.
ATTENTION VETS-NothinE down
and SSS per mo. incl. all buys this
ne-and-aluminum siding home
lust OIL BALTIC. Wash. pkwy.; 4
pedrms, sep. din. rm., de luxe
Kit, large. fenced lot. Can't be
peat ior the price and terms. z.
e hiLLEY q CO., Realtors, AP
BELTsVILLE-4-room house, bath,
iull bsmt., gar. On lot 70x15O:
0279, 1905 Howard ave.
BELTsyLLE = = Custom rambler
with huge kitchen. liv. rm. with
hot-water heat. lac. Level ward:
rental unit in bsmt.; Sl7,9bO,
LANGLEY RLALTY HE. $4,000
BELTSVILLE - Open "a 430e
Vergie ave. New 3-bedrm. brk
rambler with Dashboard h.-Wh, A
home you'll be proud Of! Q baths.
full bsmt., carport; on paved street
OF choice homes. Powder Mil I'd
70 Roby ave-, or Annandale I'd to
Lincoln ave. follow signs) MEL
son REALTY CO., WE. 6-55l4
or HE. 4-23OO.
BELTSVILLE - Open go. 1870
Macon ave. Sparkling new brk.
rambler; 3 bedrms.: desirable fea-
lures incl. baths. de luxe kit,
sep; din. rm., carport. Powder
MIL I'd: to Roby ave. follow signs, )
NELSON REALTY CO., WE. 6-55l4
or HE. 4-23OO.
BERWYN HTS.-Dream rambler,
built in 1855; large liv. rm., din
ell, modern kit. twin-size bedrms,
tiled bath, plus full bsmt, with rec
rm.; ] block from school. Full
price Sl3,750: modest cash and
assume large loan and pay SIO0I
per mo; incl. taxes and insurance,
=: c. HILLEY d CO., Realtors
AP. 7-7200.
BLADENSBURG AREA|-bedroom
Cape Cod with bsmt'; Sl95 down
and move in. OWNER, VIII, q.
1867: weekdays, DI. 7-4445.
ROLLING vIEW-An brick ram
blers. 3 and 4 bedrms.. fun day
light hGN4f AIeN
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MONROE
FRANCES REALTY

ALEXANDRIA, UTH;
walking distance to public
and pArochial schools and
shopping in this all-brick
Cape Cod, featuring large
bedrooms. separate dining
room, fireplace, beautiful
kitchen with eating space,
and permanent stairway to
expRndable attic. Full price,
Sl6,950, with flexible fl
nanctng, Call now, open e-6.
MONROE
Evening star., 1961-04-02

CHEVERLY-Walk TO the svimminR
club and elementary school from
an attractive and spacious home
with sep. din. rm., carpetinE and
24-ft. liv. room, 3 bedrms.. full
bSmt., n bath, large screened
porch, sundeck and garage. The
price is right. The FLA terms
are easy.
- A terrific area for
convenience and 2 spacious A.
sS 5eSFP S:dTm h9ms yith f family PIiDI room or
large Kit. with ouiit-in EQUIP
ment, screened summer porch;
asking Sl9,950. Assume large Ist
trust. FHA, GI terms available,
too.
now. No down payment
and S75 q mo. will buy Q home
Of your own. Completely redeco-
rated Twin-siSe bedrms.. walk
IN closets. sep. diu. room, side
porch. fenced yard: Convenient
your family could receive.
ST. MARY's PARIsH-Attraetive
4-bedrm. Cape Cod, clean as new.
Disposal, exhaust fan and washer
in kit. Beautiful lot. off street
parking, blk. to elementary
and lr. high schools. Easy GI
and FHA terms available.
c CARROLLTON - Shopping for
quality and Value7 How about
3 big bedrms., Ia eeremic tiled
baths and rec. room. Not salts
fled? A towering oak tree on q
huge corner lot helps but it also
has q freezer combination refgr.,
brand new washer and dryer in
cluded. Assume this big loan with
modest down and you'll know 1t
sometimes pays to he hard to
please.
PARKWAY ESTATES - Assume
5Meo loan and pay approx. Ss9
q mo. total payments. A clean
rambler with din. rm.. air con-
ditioner in master bedrm., elec.
kit, auto. washer, fenced yard,
patio. Must see to appreciate.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES,
INC. AP 7-7T74
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BfOyhlll q Sons
REALTORS 1900 LEE 1wv

ARL;, n, by oWNER-Brk Cola
nial. Madison Manor area, 3 he'd.
rms, Hv. rm. ftp, sep. din, nm,
lin. bsmt; Priced S1S,5O0. Assume
!ge. 41afe loan. JE. 4-6311.
ARL., 11O N. Cleveland st nics
rooms, rent with option tn buv
Move now. ACME, ia. 2-l42l,
ARL.. N.-S15,950. Unusual land
scaplns surrounds this semidet,
ppriek Colonial; 3 bedrms., III
lSt; ufll bsmt., paneied rec Im M I.
fenced yard; $3.50 cash, SISo mo
pitt LUCILLE COOK, RealtoT'
JE. 2.2272. ,IE osGRRI Nee4VVI
Evening star., 1961-04-02
MONROE

- @NANN\S
I'VE INVITE TRADES"
REALTORS SO. 5-910O
ALEXANDRIA, Braddock Heights;
81 5.95O--Lovely older home fea-
turing living room. dining room
and beautiful MODERN KITCHEN
ON lst floor: bedrmS. and bath
very attractive ward; immaculate
1890. NJ. Il, BARRY ORG. RE-
Atty ADMIN. ewes. XII. S-0703.
ALEX, Jeff. Manor: vacant-As-
sumo S9,240 4h9t: S67 mo. total:
owner will finance. so. 5-7567 or
oV. 3-167s.
ALEX. AREA-Beautiful 3-bedrm,
split-level on large corner lot;
living room, dining room, modern
equipped kitchen, finished rec
reation room. IA baths. carport:
private 1Sx30-ft. swimming pool,
fully enclosed with modern equip
ment. Assume, or FHA. Only $685.
25O. Call now, TIE. 6-4115.
Open Sunday 1-6. Duke st. to Tele-
graph rd., approx. l mile to open
sign at 1923 Wildwood rd
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. AREA-Assume 4hTs OF
on this 3-bedroom Cape Cod, To-
Gated on buSline: living room,
equipped kitchen. den, Ia baths,
fenced yard; many extras. Only
Sl5,500. Call now, TIE. 6-4ll5.
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. AREA-Immaculate 3-bed-
room brick home: living room,
dining room, equipped kitchen,
full basement with rec. room,
patio and fenced yard: only $3.50
down. Call now, TIE. 6-4l15.
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEXANDRIA-FT. BELVOIR AREA,
$500 dn., assume pmts., S9S mo
on 3-bedm. bi-level home;
equip. kit, rec. nm, Ia baths.
Vacant. No red tape. HU. 3-9547.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Report Made
BYHarriIrlan

Averell Hartman said today
he found great expectations
and great confidence in this
country's leadership" in eight
countries he recently visited on
a 27-day tour as President
Kennedy's rowing ambassador.
Mr.. Hartman talked with re.
porters at the White House
after calling on the President
and reporting on his journey.
What the President has said
in the way Of policy ana the
actions he has taken, Mr.. fiar-
riman said, have been highly
appreciated in the countries
the envoy visited. He said the
countries are pleased with the
vitality and vigor Of the admin
istratiori.
Mr.. Hartman visited the
NATO countries In Western
Europe, iran, pAkistan and
india. He said he did not
conduct any specific taesotia-
tions except with Prime Min.
lister Nehfu Uf India.
He carried 70 the Prime Min
lister. b letter from the Presi-
dent urging Mr.. Netru to lend
his efforts in settling the situa-
ton In Laos. This, Mr.. farri.
man said. the Prime Minister
agreed to do.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
SILENT SOLOMON
Road Device Spots
Speeder, Gets Doto

The equipment consists pri-
marily of two tapes stretched
across the highway. and a COM
puter and camera contained in
q little grey box. The COM
puter calculates speed by meas
uring time elapsing as wheels
pass from one tape to the other.
II the driver is within the speed
for which the machine is set.
nothing happens. If he isn't.
the picture is taken instantly
and a signal flashed to an Off
Ger waiting down the road.
Arrests Not Made
Leon Pearle, New York lawyer
and inventor who said 10 years
and $4,000 have been spent
in perfecting silent Solomon"
brought 1t here in hopes Of in
teresting area police in its use.
The demonstrations today
were not accompanied by ar
rests.
However, Barry Brown. an.
other development engineer
from Gutenberg. said the
equipment had caused numer-
ous arrests in Garden City,
N. Y, where it is being en-
ployed for enforcement.
Evening star., 1961-03-29

An electronic policeman. in
different to pretty girls and
irnpervious to political influ-
ence, today spotted speeders
on Shirley highway and in
simultaneously gathered evidence
to convict each.
Whenever a motorist Travelled
faster than he should, the new
machine automatically flashed
q picture Of his license plate
and recorded on the photo
graph the date, time, place
and precise speed.
Dubbed the "Silent Sole
mon," the equipment could In
troduce, O new ere in traffic
regulation, according to its
promoters.
Innocent Go Free
"It provides conclusive proof
and lets the innocent go." de-
clared Joseph Hurwitz, an en-
gineer from outtenbers, N. J
1T is o no-fix system and
enforces the law without any
thought Of who you are, whom
you know, or how you look
You can't talk to it and say
Look at me. I'm pretty, DOM
give me q ticket"
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Wife Wins Case,
The Judge Likes
L.ote Shows. Too

CHICAGO, Mar. 90 tAPJ.--
A weAry-eyed, early-rising husA
band sought a court order yes-
terday compelling his wife to
turn OFF the Tv after 10 pm.
But he didn't reckon on q
Judge who was @ late, late show
fan himself.
Besides, ruled Superior Court
Judge Daniel Coyelli, 1t would
be uii-Anierican and unconsti-
tionai to order MRS. Helen Cam
non, 50, to give up the late
movies. He did caution her to
keep the volume down.
Her husband James, q rail-
road worker. said the shows.
with theiH ear shAtterlne
screams and IlAueic--4kept him
awake HiB, lawyer chiFned In,
Most OF the shows aren't worth
viewing. anyway
Judge Coyelli dissentAd. tive
watched Q few late movies in
my day." he said. "And sew
eral were very good" n
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Kennedy Uses
Phone 10 Keep
Tab on Bills
By JACK BELL
Associated Press stan Writer


President Kennedy Is re-
ported, keeping the telephone
lines to the Capitol hot in a
day-by.day attempt to drum
up support in Congress for his
New Frontier program.
Despite his deep involvement
in such international crises as
that in Laos, influential mem
bers Of Congress have found
that Mr.. Kennedy is keeping
close tab on legislation as it
moves through committees.
A case IN point was the presi-
dents call yesterday to Sena-
tor Kerr. Democrat Of Okla
homa, while the Senate FL
nance Committee was consiu-
ering the administrations bill
to extend the Sugar Act which
expires Friday. H
Senator Kerr had been back
ing in committee an amend
ment by Senator Anderson,
Democrat of New Mexico, to
give sugar beet growers in Ari-
zona, New Mexico, Texas, Okla
homa and Kansas about one
third Of the 3.3 million allot-
ment taken away from Cuba.
AS the bill stood, most of
Cuba'S allotment would go to
Peru and Mexico in the Latin
American area where Mr.. Ken
nedy Is counting better rela-
tions, with the remainder going
to the Philippines.
After the call, Senator Kerr
voted for the amendment
which lost by q lis count. He
Evening star., 1961-03-29

pecially To improve serious
backlCes IN agency eases.
They contended, however.
that the -Pfesldent's recent
memo to the agencies went too
far BY calling for monthly re-
ports ION important policy and
administrative actions taken or
proposed
They said this casts serious
doubt on the independence of
the agencies and has caused
concern among many congres.
etonai Democrats as well as
Republicans
mot since the days Of the
New Deal has q Chief Execu-
tive tried directly or indirectly
to tisurp the authority OF in.
sluence or the policy.stiaklna
powers OF these independent
ageTlnieB, /" Mr.. fEalleck cl,arNeel,
"The previous attempt in the
late '30s was Knocked down by
"a Democratic. controlled Con-
gress which rejected q propose,
10 bring such agencies unde,
executive control
Evening star., 1961-03-29
US. Offers Plan to Ban
A-Tests in Outer Spoce

Quoted in outer space and some
cosrnic storm which produces
a similar kind Of reading on
instruments.
A false alarm would be dam
gerous once a test suspension
was reached. Each side would
think the other had cheated
on q test ban treaty and pull
out Of the pact.
Mr.. Dean said the satellites
to check on fuclear blasts could
be orbited around the earth at
attitudes Of 800 TO 90, 1000 miles.
Full coverage Of outer space
could be obtained by putting
four satellites in orbit around
the sun.
Evening star., 1961-03-29

also Joined with Senator An.
dersor in the only two votes
cast against the measure itself.
As the Kennedy operation
unfolds, the President is tax
ing over efforts to persuade his
former colleagues to 60 along
with his program.
Although he is ready With
advice and counsel when Sem
ators ask for it, Vice President
johnson has refrained In most
cases from attempts to whip
up administration support.
Senators learn directly from
the White House, not through
Mr.. johnson, what Mr.. Ken
nedy wants.
Mr.. Kennedy also Is credited
with approving in advance in
dividual maneuverS by which
the administration has mar.
rowed its proposals somewhat
in an attempt to consolidate
support for more controversial
items. =;
In this connection. Senator
Mcnamara, Democrat Of Mich
igan, came up yesterday with
some revisions in the minimum
wage bill which was passed by
the House in a form not ut all
acceptable to the President. :.
Senator McNamara's new
proposals would take the mini
mum wage up to $1.26 in two
steps. instead Of the three pro.
posed in the original admins
tration bill. He moved to nars
row coverage by excluding 300,-
600 Of the 80 million new
workers that would have been
brought under its provisions.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Leuder Stresses
Citizens Duty

Citizenship Is q two.wAy
street." and District residents
must contribute their share of
civic responsibility, according
to a past president Of the Fed
erAtion of Civic Associations.
Speaking before a meeting of
the Deanwood Civic Associa-
ton last night, DR.. c. Herbert
Marsaall said, everybody
wants the city government to
do something for them. but no
one wants to do anything in
return"
He urged members Of the
civic group to improve their
own property and homes 20 as
to gain the respect of local
and Federal authorities.
Civic groups should be well
organized, DR.. Marshall said,
and when q group Of size and
Importance q represented it
should always be by a leader
Of "unquestioned integrity.
Last nights meeting, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Marie Rogers
president, was held at the
Carver School, Forty : fifth
street and Sheriff road NE.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
White House Directive
On Agencies Attocked

Republican liSadera charged
today that President Kei1nedy's
request for monthly reports
from Federal regulatory asen-
cies violated the letter and
spirit Of laws that created them
primarily as creatures of Con-
gress.g
/ House Republican Leader
|Haileck and Senate Republican
Leader Dirksen urged that the
rsqiest be Withdrawn. They
asked that al reports made
thus far TO the White House by
the sem. .independent agencies
be referred to congressional
committees for the public
record.
The q. o. p. leaders con-
ceded at their weekly news
conference that the President
has q right 10 Inform himself
about the needs e the agencies
They said he properly could
recommend legislation, es-
Evening star., 1961-03-29
President Chooses
Envoy to Colombia

President Kennedy an.
flounced today he, intends to
appoint fulton Freeman Of
California a. United States
Ambassador to Colombia. He
will succeed Dempster Me-
1ntosh:
Mr.. Freeman, AO, has been
a member Of the FOREIGN Serv-
ice since 1889. His latest post
has been as Counselor of the
American Embassy in Brussels.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
By tn. Associated Press

I: The Senate has confirmed
IL more Of President Kennedy's
nominees, Including nine AM
bassadors and the United
States commissioner Of educa-
ton.
Among the ambassadors ap-
proved yesterday were two
Harvard professors, ]. Kenneth
Galbraitn, who will 90 to India,
and Edwin D. Reischauef, who
will go to Japan.
Sterling M. McMurrin, aca-
demic vice president of the
University Of Utah, was con-
firmed as Commissioner Of Edit
cation.
Other tion-diplorI1atic n0nli-
nees confirmed were Burke
Marshall as Assistant Attorney
General in charge Of the Civil
Rights Division, William q
simkin Of Pennsylvania, vet;
eran labor arbitrator. to be di-
rector Of the Federal Mediation
and Cancellation Service, and
John M. Kelly Of Roswell
N. Mex, as Assistant Secretary
Of the Interior.
All combinations were BY
voice vote.
Others Approved
In addition to Profs. Gal
braith and Reischauer, other
Ambassadors approved ins
cfuded:
: Edward G. Stockdale, Florida
businessman, to be Ambassador
to ireland. i.
William Mccormick Blair,
jrs former law partner Of
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Women and Son
Are Arrested on
Vice CHARGES

A Washington woman and
her 22-yeaf-old son were ar.
rested last night by morals
squad detectives ana Tinted
States marShals here on i'm
dictmentS charging violations
Of the Mann Act.
Arrested in an apartment In
the l400 block Of Chaplin street
N. w.. police said, were Mrs.
Norma Wisnick, 40, mother Of
four young girls, and her son
by o previous marriage, Charles
"Ollie" Clarke. Both gave ad-
dresses in the 600 block of
Madison street NV.
The arrests climaxed q Joint
investigation since last June by
police and FBI agents, accord
ing to Deputy Police Chief Roy
Blick.
Mrs. wisnick, according to
the indictment handed down
yesterday by a District grand
fury, is accused of transport
ing a 35-year-old woman from
Virginia to the District for pur-
poses of prostitution. The
woman, according to the FBI,
cornmuted from Alexandra to
Washington BY cab for some
time and then moved into the
Chaplin street place.
Clarke Is charged with plac-
ing o le-year-old Richmond
girl in Q house of prostitution
and procuring.
Police and FBI records indi-
cate Mrs Wisnick was arrested
twice in 1860 and once last
February on charges Of oper-
ating q disorderly house. 6omt
exchange students from an A.
rican country were in the place
last February IS when police
raiders arrived, q spokesman
said. On September IL, 1850
police said, 81 men visited thl
apartment over q 24-hoil
period.
In addition. Mrs. wisnick 4
charged with possessing , mar,
cotic drug.
United States Commissions
Sam Werlich set bond for tn
two defendants ct $1,000 each
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Ex-Queen N0rrimon
Gives Birth to Son

CAIRO, Mar. 20 APEX
Queen hartman of Egypt gave
birth to a boy last night, Cairo
newspapers reported.
It was her first child by
Adhann el NAkib, an Aiexaii.
driA physician she married Ia
1868 after she was divorced
from ex.Kine Farouk. She has
. son BY her first marriage
Ahmed Fuad. who lives In italy
with his father.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
LouderdoIe Riots End,
Scores Fined or jailed

FORT I1AUDERDALE, Fla,
Mar. % (AP) sScores Of an-
kempt and scantily clad college
students were sentenced to Jail
or fined today after police acted
to prevent further rioting Of
the holiday season in this EN-.
battled resort town.
More than 100 youths we're
arrested last night as police
moved to clear out the Fort
Lauderdale beach area.
Two judges operating at top
speed save IS students a choice
OF either three days in jail or
. @35 fine. More were lined
UP awaiting court appearances.
Some $4,000 students, In Fort
Lauderdale for spring raca-
tioris, 'rioted after police i'm
posed q nighttime ban on beer
and waterfront neckinE.
The students were clean
shayen but appeared in court
In wrinkled clothes and BATH
ing trunks. Many were bare
foot.
Se0 Arrested in Three Days
Municipal Court Judge Ray
mof1d A. Doulnar said about
300 youths had been arrested
IS q result Of riots in the last
three days.
I'VE are confident the city
authority is now in control, .
he said.
Police Chief ]. Lester Holt
came under fire of George w.
Gill. jr., president Of the Cham-
Der Of Commerce, this morning.
MIR. Gill told the city com.
fnissioners there was mo ex.
cuse for last nights mass ar.
rest" Of Students.
You can't chase these stu.
dents out Of town by illegal
means" Mr.. Gill told the com.
fi1issioners who met in an emer.
sency session to consider waya
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Doctors Dow Slotted

The District Commissioners
have proclaimed tomorrow as
Doctors Day" The proclama-
ton was presented by Conn
missioner Walter N. Tobriner
to representatives of the Dis
trict Woman's Auxiliary to the
Southern Medical Association.
Evening star., 1961-03-29
Democrats to Elect

Election Of officers for 1860.
81 win be held At toinorrow's
meeting OF the Young Demo.
cratic Club Of D. c. The group
win meet at 5 pm. In The south
ballroom Of the willard Hotel.