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Evening star., 1961-06-20
Court Frees
PiIot;Murine
Probe Set

BALTIMORE, June 20 (AP).
"A 29-year-old Marine Corps
pilot, found not guilty in Fed
eral court of deliberately de-
stroying his plane, now will
face military authorities.
Capt. Ernest C. Brace, a dec
Grated combat veteran, was ac-
quilted yesterday of wilfully
wrecking his $4,000 training
plane on Maryland's Eastern
Shore last January 3.
After the jury's verdict was
announced, a spokesman at
the Quantico (Va0 Marine
Base said when he is released
by Federal authorities, the IA
year Marine veteran will be
returned to military jurisdic-
ton at Quantico for investiga-
ton of alleged violations of the
uniform code of military jus
tice."
Capt. Braces plane crashed
on the north bank of the Chop
tank River, near Cambridge,
while on a routine training
mission from Quantico, where
he was stationed. He then dis
appeared for 10 days before
turning himself over to the FBI
in Baltimore.
The Government had con-
tended Capt. Brace purpose
fully destroyed the aircraft and
then vanished in an attempt to
evade gambling debts. Capt.
Brace said at his trial that he
did not plan the crash but de-
cidede to disappear after the
crash occurred.
Allan Sperling, one Of Capt.
Braces attorneys, told the all
male jury that mechanical diff
ficulties forced the officer to
abandon his plane.
Evening star., 1961-06-20
Model Plane Strikes
Live Wire, Boy Hurt

"A 13-year-old boy suffered
burns on his hand and legs
yesterday when his wire-con-
trolled model airplane struck a
high-tension wire near the
Chesterbrook Little League
baseball field in Mclean, Va.
John A. Mclean, son of Air
Force Maj. and Mrs. Arthur j..
Mclean, 1921 Deer lane, Nc
Lean, was knocked unconscious
and his gasoline engine airplane
exploded, his father said.
Young Mclean was admitted
to Walter Reed Hospital.
Evening star., 1961-06-20

SM0P.AT.M0kAE SERVICE
Our representative will bring fobric samples TO
your home, toke measurements, give decor
odvice, without obligation. Just phone d. 7-72oo,
extension $40.
Shop A. Home For Floor Coverings, Too!
Call DI. 7-72oo Ext 2o5 and O representative
will bring Competing sompIes TO you
Evening star., 1961-06-20
Big Apartment
Project Studied

Two garden-type apartment
projects costing about Sc mil
lion last night were proposed to
Fairfax planners for the Baileys
Crossroads intersection on the
east side of Columbia pike.
The projects were opposed by
representatives of adjacent sub
divisions.
The planning commission
which heard the applications
last night, deferred action until
Evening star., 1961-06-20

words that can be found in the
Communist Daily Worker"
Mr.. Boothe, the Alexandrian,
told his Arlington neighbors,
"As one of you. resent some
what, but with good humor .
the fact that certain candi-
dates sneer at us, our heritage
and our philosophy when they
talk down State, but they have
the effrontery to praise us
when they come here to solicit
our votes.
I'VE are not ultra liberals.
We are not Socialists nor Com
munists, to quote language used
by my particular opponent"
Evening star., 1961-06-20

July 81 pending a nearly COM
pleted staff restudy of the
Baileys intersection.
The largest of the two prof.
ects, which would contain 576
apartment units. is a 22-acre.
IS million luxury type" apart
ment planned by Mclean
Builder Nicholas c. Miller. The
property on Columbia pike is
Immediately north of the Lillian
Carey Negro Elementary School.
The second application in
wolves about 5 acres at Rosser
street and Magnolia lane. It
was submitted by the Janda
Corp.
Evening star., 1961-06-20

southern sections of the State
and singing quite another in
the more liberal nearby area.
The two State Senators are
opposing each other for the
nomination in the July IL
Democratic primary. Mr..
Boothe spoke at a luncheon of
the Arlington Woman's Demo-
cratic Club as his opponent
campaigned in the Winchester
area.
The Goodwin slate has ac-
cused Mr.. Boothe and his run
ming mates of being ultra lib
eral" and holding "socialistic
views" sometimes expressed "in
Evening star., 1961-06-20
Boothe Saws
Goodwin Sinos
Two Tunes
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star staff Writer

Armistead L. Boothe Of
Alexandria this afternoon ac-
cused his opponent for lieu
tenant governor Of Virginia,
Mills e. Goodwin, jr., of singing
one political tune while cam
paigning in the conservative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS F0R RENT
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
500 cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL d EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-b040,
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HarWill Apt.

1885 K ST. NV.
Efficiency large rm., walk-in dress.
ing closet, full kit, dinette anc
s pain; wired reg Tor air cond. 24;hr
Walking distance to downtown
and most Government bldes. SS5
mo. FE. $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-06-27

DISHWASHEH
RcA Whirlpool - Portable
CO. 6-1666
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SALE MseLAMOvs FOR SALE

STORE ETXTUREs-WalI eases
tables. file cabinets. chairs and
klass case; reasonable. "a. s-6020,
lows FABRIC SHOP, 260e
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UPHoLsTERERs
Ewes. Tin g. sat. I'll & cow
SUNDAY, IL TO 5
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(cokTINUED)

C0LRSVILLE-3-bedrm home with
4-ear garage; lke. acreage: want
carpenter to do repairs: May 20
possession. JU. 5-4654.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. ram
bier. Ice. kitchen, stove, refgr.;
NV. Dashboard heat, full bsmt.
with garage; Sl26. ia. 5.24s6.
GEoRGETOWN-Just redee., iEe.
liv. rm., library, lGe. din. rm.,
elec kit. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths;
small garden; avail. June ]; S275
mo. Phone IL. 6-9675.
HANDY ANDREWS AND BOILING
Temple Hills Park, 6S23 Winston
ST.. off st. Barnabas I'd. at Wheeler
rd.: 3-bedrm, rambler, firepl., new
" redec. Insioe-out; Sl45 mo, Va
cant. FoRTIN RLTY., RE. 5-07O7.
KENTLAND-Vacant: 2-bedfm-, Q
story; with sep. din. rm.; full
bsmt. S92 so per mo.
SEABROOK Alphabetically new
3-bedrm. rambler; full bsmt.; on
larEe. level lot. Vacant. S120 per
month.
ROBERT Q. DAVIS a. CO., INC.
WA rQQnn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ALL BRICK RAMBLER

ALL BRICK RAMBLER
Corner lot, $500 down. FHA: 3 bed
rooms. Ia baths, basement; off,
at. park: walk to schools, buses
and churches. et. Miehael's Parish.
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5.6111
ARGYLE COUNTRY CLUB: Want
q. rambler with old fashion charm.
plus lovely acres, overlooking
Rolf club; 8 bedrms., huge screened
porch, full bsmt. and 2.car garage.
Priced to sell. 10. $1,000.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Qeorgia Ave.
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BURNING TREE VALLEY

BETHESDA-Beauti 1-yr. ..old, 4.
bedrm. Colonial split-level. Locat-
ed in large wooded lot. Conv. To
schools. Can be seen anytime. Mid
sos. Compare this value with otiio
ers. No realtors. Call EN-. 6.026l. =
CARROLL KNOLLS: Keep cool in
this CENTRALLY AIR CoND1.
TONED charming 3-bedrm. RAM
bier w/striking brick wall firepl.
Maids rm.. luxurious rec. rn.,
III baths. all for S1e,500. FLA
H1SH 1RsFpT'f r ppcR. t3 iiSss iSssG a.orsi. Ave.
BRADLEY HILLS, EDGEMOOR
eenter-hall French CO.
lonial home set On q bssYt. l7ec
M oc IN IN snaasa pr.stiEs area contains a?ms so
It. liv. rm,, formal din. rm., fam.
lily rm., kit, wL1se. sep. laundry
area, study and powder I'm. A
winding stairway leads to 4 twin
size bedrms. and . baths: the
master bedrms. and 2 baths; the
master bedrm. has dressing rm.
Lower level contains huge paneled
fsf rel SIm. sm w/fT.pt 70 lTs; .1.. sar :.Sl Sd
shoppinG and fast D c. tfsnsp.
ROCK CREEK HuLS+Spacioug -,
yr.-old ranch Colonial split is OUT.
standing: In excel. cond.. situete u
on levished lanscape; diversified
tree-shaded lot: step.down hv.
rm. with firepl, and indirect light-
nn;,n Ing; sntsrtainins srta size dini r,1
kit, 5 tWin-sized bedrms. and .
baths: lower level has psneled club
rm. with lots Of built-in book
shelves, opening to fenced, park~
sized rear yard: den or 4th bsdrm..
full bath. and finished. laundLy
area. 3rd full bath. then. fun
tiled bsmt. for workshop and tots
se srsa rom ssss D G. erfPSr TPSns BUS
serv. to both public and parochisl,
schools at corner. Nr: county ree.s
reation PIX. S35.960. Lowest priced
home In this outstanding area.
CH. cH.-RocK CREEK FOREST.
Picture-book red brk: Colonial with
copper cutters and dqwnspouta.
throughout; off-center entr. han
TO lge. liv. rm. with firepl., open$
inR TO roomy scr. prch. overlooking
picturesque fenced rear yard W.
lots Of room for privacy and recSr
reation: entertaining-siSed dinsS
rm., mod, kit. with eating space. :
closets; full tiled basmt. with lEe.
paneled. fin. clubrm.; situated on
beaut. handicapped recreation sized
fenced lot; Ia blks. from fast
D.. c. trensp., walking. dist. IA
both public and parochisl sehl1
and shop; $19,250.
william D. Lucas Assoc. :.
ote. Q to 9. 24-Hr. Phi. Oh. s-esoe
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GEORGETOWN
PETWORTH

MOD. sEMIpET. CORNER
8 Lge. Rms, Mod. Bath.
Completely Redecorated
Low Down Payment
MURRAY LEVINE IA. 9-314l
SHEPHERD PARK SPECIAL
Only $1S,950 will buy this lovely
detached brick home eont3inint
8 twin-sized bedrms., 2 baths
screened side porch, rec. rIn. anc
garage. To inspect call Mr.. Ron.
aid. JU 9:4764.
LOUIS RUDDEN To. 2-306C
SHEPHERD PARK-7f15 Morning,
side Dr.. NV; att. hrk. home or
corner lot, center hall, liv. I'm
w/firepl.. din. rm., kit; 2nd flr
3 bedrmS.,. den,. 2 baths: bsmt.
rec. rm., u bath; gas h.w.h., 2.
car garage. NE. e.4063, ewes
OIL. 6-a191. FULTON r. COR
DON. JR. CO.
SHEPHERD PARK-Beautiful det
corner brick; 8 bedrooms, den
library. Q full baths and 2 " baths
rec. room, finished attic, Ras
h.-w.h.; 2-car garage; wonderful
condition. Appointment only. MR.
FAY, FE. 7-3200.
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National Capital
REAL ESTATE CORP.
OIL. 1888

ASPEN HILL. 45IO woodlark Pl-
4 bedfms., large trees: S22 300.
ASHTON REALTY Co. WA. 4.9Sl1
ASPEN HTLI-New 4-bedrm. RAM
bier, Sl9,950; air conditioned: Nv.
rm. 18x2l: cleo. kit. tab. SD. for
Q. Call VI ESQ pm. - ,oeo
ASSUME 4IS% TRUST on this at
tractive 3-bedroom rambler, on
excellent lot: full basement with
two additional finished rooms,
carport: only S16,600. GRAY
KEgsINGER d CO., INC" JU. b"
6lO0.
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BRIGGS CHANEY FARNIETTE-s.
bedrm. home; bsmt:, h.-w.h, out.
bldgs., ; gently rolling acres. Exs
eellent location. Owner 4nxious To
sell. Submit offers. o. D. FIELD,
INC. JU. 5-7113, q til Q. (
BURNT MILLS AREA - Anxious
owner must sell this almost-neW
3-bedrm. split-level featuring step.
down liv. rm. with firepl.. spa.
cious din. rni., mod. kit. with
table space and large FAMILY
RM.: PRESTIGE AREA; H:aere
lot; HUGH T. PECK REALToK'
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ETHESDA. EDGEM00R lRIIEz

SnSspa onfsI VIZ 9S' y H. SrE anS GO
bedrmS. on End; nice din. nm.
sadE saasens 'Riff' RSf hsmt q ti' imp mpsA .tSst: "a:
INC, OIL. 6-7s00 iii
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BETHEESDA SfjsfESSI

SEE THESE sPLIT-LEYn AND
RAMBLER HOMES ON DEEP.
BEDRMs., 3 FULL BATHS, GA
RAGE, PANELED REC. RM.,
FIREPL.; HUGE WESTINGHOUSE
KKITcHENS, KIT HES,,T. WITH H. EATING TIN sS SPACE
FROM oeSS sS7i5Sq DSpLY WITH T1L lG5i pSFT FR1"N
DIR: Out Old deorsetow I'd. in
Bethesda to Ashburton. community
gate on left, left and Immediately
right on Singleton DIR. and follow
our "AsHBuRToN WOODS,
straight ahead signs to furnished
model home on right,
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HOUSES FURR. TO RENT
HOUSES UHFURM. TO REM

ALEX. Hollin Hall-3 bedrms. i.
FAMILY rm.. fenced yard; walk TO
school, shopping and recreation
area. Avail. June l. OIL. 4-74s6.
ARL. N.-Attrac. . bedrms., close
IN, near shop, reasonable. 3s02
N. 18th Ct: Sun. after ] pm,
ARL., n, C., c; Aills-cen. air.
baths; scr. porch, rec. rm.. gear
gar, immae. cond., avail. June is,
$500, aEoRGE MASON GREEN
ARL:. n. = Spacious split level,
beaut. handicapped Earden; 8 bed
rms, den. Huge scr. porch, garage.
Avail; June 10 $235. qEoR6E
MAsoS IA ssS4SS SaSREEN co" REALToR'
ARL,, N.-Charming 4-yr.-oid bf.
Spiit-level; 4 bedrms., den, rec
rm., mod. Kit, cerport, avail. June
10, $23b: GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., REALToR, ia. T.
ARLINGTON, N.-Lease outright
or with option to buy. Ideal for
the executive type with q lot OF
entertaining to do. 4 and bed /
rms, spac. and de luxe; 3 baths,
prestige location; S326 and $3.50
per mo. ia. 4-62SS.
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. home, mod. Kit.
eonv., close-in location; swimminE
pool membership available. $3.50
per mo. Avail. June !. MeCLAINE
PROPERTIES, INC, IA. 2-33OO.
Ewes. and week ends, KE. 6-9O73.
BETHEsDA.PARKWOOD = bed.
rms, 2 baths, separate din. rm.,
yard. walk TO public and parochial
schools. S226 mo. VIII. 2-36IS.
IBRIGHTWOOD, 61e Madison 81.
n.E.-Modern row brick, 8 rms,
full hsmt.. newly decor, SI25.
EARLY DAWN REALTY. To. q
913b.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTs.. enc Of ArlinE-
ton's most beautiful apt. bldgs-
2 bedrooms, nicely furn., ample
closets: air eond permitted. Nr.
bus close In: Sl4o mo. incl utils.
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FURNITURE FOR RENT
APIS. FuRMlsHEp-MD.

CoLMAR MANOR, liy. rm., hedrm..
kit. pvt. bath and entrance, utils.
incl: $50 per mo. 3612 seth ave-,
WA. T.3213.
Evening star., 1961-05-16

:ss :ss.:ns i:ns'F se1d sf!sF ssfeSsSSS SiISSl: T.
rm. v/firepl.. sep. din. lm., nice
kit. huge paneled I'm. wLfuIi bath
on 1st FIR; 3 bedrms. and bath on
End FIR; full bsmt., rec. rnn., ser.
porch: FENCED yard: $2S,600.
KoRzEEDoRFER REALroR, OIL.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

FURNISHED 1 or 2 bedroom ant
or house; air conditioned. in upper
NV. section or Mont. Co; quiet,
responsible. refined couple with /
grown child. Call RE. f-9l22 bet,
3 am. and 8 pm.
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BETHESDA

Brick Colonial; short walk TO Lady
Of LourdeS. Liv. rm. With firepi.,
sep. din. rTn., new kit. with dishs
washer and disposal, den, 3 beds
rms. 2 baths up. Built-in sarage;
wak-out, full bsmt. Very pretty
lot with plenty Of trees ana
shrubs; Owner wants quick sale.
Evening star., 1961-05-16

isrss family, Z bedfnmss.. ] IL BATH, ias
table space in KIT. porch, full
bsmt.; mid 20s with flexible financ.
ing. BETHESDA HOMES. INC, OIL.
4-Sl04, ewes. OIL. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE NV.
(cokTlNUEo)

TAKoMA PARK - 2.unit apart.
ment; living room, dining room
nice corner lot. Income nett
$4,000 yearly. Excellent location
for doctor or dentist, Only 4 blkS
from Walter Reed. Priced at S2l,.
950. Call WO. $4,000 til 8 pm
EDW. H. JONES a. CO., INC:
Healtof,
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ASSUME LARGE LOAN

Briek-and-irame, 4-year-old split.
Large entr. foyer, separate din.
rTn., todGy's kitchen, covered patio,
family nm. and din. rm. Assume
large loan or FLA: priced ct S19,s
Evening star., 1961-08-28
Allied initiative
Fuvored by Bonn

BONN, Germany. Aug. %
(AP). - Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer wants the West to
take the initiative in starting
negotiations on the Berlin
crisis, government sources said
today. They added that Mr..
Adenauer gave instructions to
this effect to Wilhelm Grewe,
West German Ambassador to
the United States. at a meeting
this morning.
Mr.. Grewe, who came to
Bonn yesterday for consulta-
tions with the government, is
a member of the four-power
committee in shington
charged with working out policy
on Berlin.
Before the border closing
in East Berlin Mr.. Adenauer
stood for a wait-and-see policy,
leaving the initiative for ne
gotiations to the Soviet Union.
For this he was heavily criti-
cized in the campaign for the
September II general election
by the opposition Social Demo-
Gratis.
Government sources declined
to say what terms Mr.. Adenauer
now believes the West should
offer to negotiate.
Evening star., 1961-08-28

ious condition today. His doc
tors said he had entered the
danger zone and his life wa'
also despaired Of. The govern
ment feared his death would
turn Hindu fanatics violent.
Prime Minister Nehru ap-
pealed today to Master Tara
Singh and promised a thor
ough investigation of any
charges of discrimination
against the Sikhs.
A leading Sikh spokesman
said after Mr.. Nehru's appeal
in Parliament, There is now
no hope" The Sikh leader will
give UP his fast.
Mr.. Nehru told Parliament
he believed that to carve a sep
arate Sikh state out of the
Evening star., 1961-08-28
Wholesale Sikh Fosts
Threatened in Puniob

NEW DELHI, India, Aug "a
CAP).-The threat of whole
sale Sikh fasting unto death
with attendant bloody violence
was raised today as Master
Tara Singh completed two
weeks of fasting in Support OF
demands for a separate Pun
jabi-speaking Sikh state.
SAINT (Saint) Fateh Singh, an
other Sikh leader, has Joined
in the fast. And j. J. Singh,
former president Of the India
League of America, said he had
seen a list of IL other Sikh
leaders who would fast to the
death if Master Tara Singh
and Mr.. Fateh Singh died.
Asked if he expected vio-
lence to erupt in the Sikh COM
munlty Of the PunJab If Mr..
Tara Singh dies, j. j. Singh
said:
"The results will be horrible,
especially after SAINT Fateh
dies"
Yogiraj Suryadev, a Hindu
ascetic fasting in an effort to
prevent granting of the Sikh
demands, was reported in SER
Evening star., 1961-08-28
Graham Envisions
Worlds Last Duys

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %
(AP).-Evangelist Billy Cha
ham told an audience of 10000
yesterday he believes the world
is living "in the last days"
II personally believe we are
living at the end of history as
we know it-before God inter-
venes and changes things en-
tirely," he declared. But this
does not necessarily mean the
end of man.
Il certainly do not know
whether these are the last days
described in the scriptures. The
signs indicate it. I have no
dates for you. According to
the Bible, the time of the end
is known only to God"
All the same, the evangelist
continued, Il do not believe
this is a time for pessimism.
This is the time for hope" He
said the signs of the times
point toward the return of
Christ"
Evening star., 1961-08-28

shchev had admitted this.
"If this is done clearly and
definitely, some of the heat
would co." Mr.. Nehru said.
He called the legal situation
."highly confusing" and ex-
planned many changes had
taken place since the agree
ments were reached, with West
Germany joining NATO and
East Germany the Warsaw
pact.
1T is very difficult to justify
anything purely legally" he
said.
Explains Earlier Speech
Mr.. Nehru explained that in
his Wednesday speech he was
trying to analyze the Berlin
problem from a legal aspect.
He said he felt there was no
strong legal basis for either
side because of the changes
that have occurred" and noted
that each side accuses the other
of breaking agreements.
Mr.. Nehru is to represent
India at the summit confer
ence of "a avowediy nonaligned
nations opening in Belgrade
Friday.
A communique tonight an
nounced Mr.. Nehru and Pre-
mier Ference Munich of Com
munist Hungary have agreed
during talks here that "ener-
getic measures should be taken
to end colonialism and racial
discrimination and to assist un-
derdeveloped areas in their
economic and social progress in
freedom and independence"
Mr.. Munich left yesterday
after a three day visit.
Evening star., 1961-08-28

and should continue as hereto
fore"
Obviously seeking to clarity a
foreign policy pronouncement
last Wednesday that reused a
storm in the West by appear
ing to back the Soviet bloc, Mr..
Nehru told the house "a terrific
barrier has been put up in
Berlin-I hope that it is a tenn
porary barrier"
He called again for settle
ment by negotiation.
Western diplomats showed
elation at Mr.. Nehru's remarks.
What He Said Originally
In his original speech he de-
clared Western access to Ber-
lin is mot a right but a con-
cesSion by the Soviets" and
that this was diluted when the
Joint four-power administra-
ton of the city ended after the
Soviet blockade of Berlin in
1888.
The Western big Three"
nations, seeking to convince
the worlds uncommitted peo-
pies of Justice in the Western
position on Berlin, received
these ideas coldly. The United
States State Department got
busy.
United States Ambassador
John Kenneth Galbraith called
on Mr.. Nehru. Mr.. Galbraith
announced afterward he was
authorized by the Prime Min
lister to say Mr.. Nehru's re-
marks should not be taken to
mean that access to Berlin may
be denied or impaired and to
affirm his belief that it should
not be changed"
Leeway for Agreement
Today Mr.. Nehru said he be-
lieves that, in spite of basic
differences of approach be-
tween the East and West, there
is leeway enough so "it should
not be difficult to find some
basis of agreement" on the
German and Berlin questions.
ANY agreement should take
the human approach and not
stick to legal niceties," he said,
He said it is mot proper for
me to suggest a solution, but
the powers involved should get
together.
The greater the delay in
doing so, the greater the perils, "
he added. "The cold war is
getting more and more heated" "
War Not Though OF
He said, however, he does
not believe any country is
thinking of war.
He emphasized that Western
access to Berlin should be
full and should continue as
heretofore. 1t is essential that
it be agreed and guaranteed
that access be continued"
He said even Premier Khru-
Evening star., 1961-08-28

Ipresent Punjab-which has the
highest per capita income in
India-swould be harmful to
the country, Punjab and the
Sikhs."
The Sikhs say they want a
state where the Punjabi Ian
guage would be the official
tongue. but Mr.. Nehru said
their aim is really a religious
state that would sharpen a
religious division in the coun-
try.
Evening star., 1961-08-28
Nehru Now Calls Move
Of Reds Harmful Thinq

NEW DELHI India, Aug % (AP)-Prime Minister Nehru
told Parliament today the sealing off of East and West Berlin
by the Communists "n strict law may be justified, but
from every point of view it is a harmful thing"
From the human point of view" Mr.. Nehru said 'it
causes tremendous misery"
He declared continued Western essential
Evening star., 1961-08-28
Where is Santa Fe rolling
these giant "hoops''?

Weighing from Is to 20 tons each, these titanic
sections of steel pipe are on their way to the site
of the Glen Canyon Dam in Northern Arizona.
There they will become penstocks in one of the
largest dams in the world now being built on the
Colorado River This dam will be the key to turning
vast wasteland into fertile agricultural empire
and supply $4,000 kilowatt hours of power for
homes, Offices and industry.
It's taking mountains of materials, equipment
Evening star., 1961-08-28

and machinery to construct the Glen Canyon Dam
that will be completed in 1964-and much of it is
hauled halfway across the country on the Santa Fe
Delivering the goods to build a vital dam is just
one of the ways Santa Fe today is meeting the
transportation needs of growing America
Glen a Colorado ierS StodgeP
the Federal Bureau u.
Evening star., 1961-08-28

For fast, dependable freight service, Just cali
SANTA EE SYSTEM LINES
Washington Freight Office 171o al" Street Bldg.
Phone District 1884
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1961-08-04

Mr.. William c. Parkhurst return
ed home Saturday after stay of
four weeks in Peninsula Hospital,
Salisbury. He is much improved.
Mrs. Minerva Baker and Mrs.
Dell Parkhurst spent Wed. and
Thurs. of last week at Riverdale
in the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs.
William wilkins.
Mr.. Dee Birmingham who is en-
ployed with the Atlantic Refining
Co. of Phila. is spending two weeks
vacation with his wife and family
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard and daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Burton spent Mon
day at Oxford. Pa.
Mr.. and Mr. Tony Hudson and
daughter, Julie are vacationing for
two weeks at Fenwick, Island.
Mrs. Margaret Ross is recuper-
ating at the home of her daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Baker after
being hospitalized at Beebe in
1 Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Starnes
were dinner guest last Thursday
of Mrs. Linda Clogg in Selbyville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Britting-
ham spent the weekend in Norfolk,
Va.