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HaWYermale ConSt. Co.

COLLEGE PARK = Brand-new g.
bedrm. rambler. on level wooded
lot, near transportation: large
modern kitchen, beautiful liv. rm..
full light bsmt. Priced right at
Sl5.5O0 on conventional and FHA
terms. Call til : pm. WA
$1,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS d
CO.. INC
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SILVER SPRING, Forest Knobs
Immac. brk. split-level; 3 bed
rms, lge. bath, lovely rec. rm.
with firepl.. 4th bedrm. with pvt
entrance and Il bath, lge. kit.
500, 500. JU, 5-l59O.
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OL1IO 7 AIM 111hLO
Your own park! Right in your own
back yard! Immac. brick Colo
nial! Sep. din. rm.! 3 lge. bed
rms! Garage! Porch! Fireplace,
(never usedl. Don't miss seeing
this homel Mid-20s. LO. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
SLIGO CREEK AREA-Williams-
burg masonry type home: s rooms,
2ls baths, large Handicapped lot,
off-street parking. BY OWNER.
S765 or VIII. 2-2615. Open Sun
day 12-6 pm
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LANGLEY PARK = Lovely clean
brick semi. with rec. rm., screened
porch, mod. kit, Ia baths, wall
to-wall carpet. drapes. etc. What
is your offer? We can finance
FHA or VA. $4,000 4eo loan
can be assumed, with payments
Of sos per month, pitt. Call JU.
S4A.A 'til o nm
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
TTNATlkIIiEnN


AVERAGE PRICE Cs13,25O) above
bedrms., full din. Tm.. step-saVer
kit, full bSmt. for future rec. rm
nice fenced corner lot. aluminium
storm doors. windows and eidinR,
$3.50 incl. settlement. either FHA
or CT
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS AP. 7-l266
BERWYN HEIGHTs-Lge 6-rm
2-story frame: corner lot. Make
offer. AP. 1-344l.
BUY FROM BUILDER = Sl3. 800.
only $3.50 dn.. including settle.
costs. Three bedroom ramblers
with birch kitchens, gas heat.
utility room convenient TO An
drewS. tYou do not have TO
qualify for FRA or Oil p25-4 7S6.
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ANDRIS

sO21 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-9O7o
AREA, terrific value
New, 3-bedrm., 2-bath, brick ram
bier; liv. rm. with picture win
dow. large din. ell. kit. with
breakfast area: full bsmt. Price
reduced for quick sale; S21,950.
KORZENDORFER, REALTOR
OIL. 4-S1ll Til q
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ARLINGTON, N. Roosevelt st. at
Lee hwy.-Brand- splits. ex-
pansible TO or bedrooms, pa
baths, rec. room from S23,S56;
open terms. OPEN DAILY. DITT-
MAR CO.. IA. 4-S2SS.
ARL.; 2.5OO-Three-b -bedrm. Co.
onial,, off Columbia pike. Liv.
rm., lge. din. rm.. equip. kit. AS
MENT FHA! MILKEY REALTY,
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ARLINGTON
DOMINION HILLS
Bfgp&m

ARLINGTON RIVERCREST
1919 N 36th RD.
Fine new home, 3 bedrmS., . baths,
garage 20 #. porch, 10000 #.
lot. Wonderful view overlooking
park. This HOME deserves your
inspection. $4,000. Terms to
suit. DITTMAR CO., Builders,
ARLINGTON, $500 N Sth road
4-bedrm. . bath. brick Cape Cod:
near bus; h.-w.h.. 2-car garage.
terms. OWNER, JE 2-403l.
ARLINGTON N, mr.. 7 Corners
4 bedrms,, 3 baths, rec. rm.,
ssarage; gar 6eo 1000 So f. lot; ~ under
ia o-03b3
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ANDRIS

S021 Wisconsin Ave, OIL. 2-907O
BURNING TREE EsTATES-Love-
trio kit. ; bedrms.. : baths up
car carport; on ha-acre lot; S35.-
600. OIL 6-4453.
BURTON-KELLEIGH. INC.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE = Ele.
CANT brick rambler; breezeway
garage, 3 bedrmS, lI5 baths
FHA approved. S21 900. Only
$1,000 cash needed. DIAL 434-
100 TO visit ADEI PHI REAITY
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REAL ESTATE Sale or Exch.
HOUSES FOR SALE-R.W.

BRIARCLIFF-KEN AREA-S33,-
500. This custom built brick Colo
NAL has 3 bedrooms and . baths
on end floor; finished rec. rm
in basement with full tile bath; l.
car attached garage and side
screened porch. Call WO. $4,000
I'll 0. EDW.. H. JONES e. CO..
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
10000

I. . . =.
for a prestige location
under 100000? Then go see 1910
N. jefferson, 1919 N. Kenilworth.
1890 N. Quintana, 65l2 N 36th
St. RANGING from S17,950. to S19,-
500. (ramblerS, ColonialS Cape
CodS) all available at once. GI-
FHA financing. Call for details and
TO inspect.
Miller Real Estate Cos
IA. 4-4252 CL. 6-4a6O
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nEQggm!
MARIETTA PARK

MARIETTA PARK
Spacious, 4 bedrms., . baths, base
ment toilet. . rear porches. from
concrete porch, gas h.-w.h.; 2-ca,
garage. JUST COMPLETELY RE
DEC. THROUGhOUT-see this all
brick beaut. gem in D. C. toJ
neighborhood. 51@0 THIRD PL
NV. Open Sat. and Sun. Drive BY
EXCLUSIVE WITH
JOE HARVEY MA. $685.
NEAR COOLIDGE HIGH-7-rm
brick, porch, big yard. Vacant. G.
approved Sl75O0. TU. 2-7593.
NEAR 3rd AND MADISON ST. NV
Vacant, redec. 3-bedrm. brick
Ia baths. porches; bSmt.. ga
heat, garage. Nr. bus. RA. 6-69l2
Mr.. 3RD AND MADISON ST.-Va.
cant, redecor. 3-bedrm. brk. lE
baths; porches; bsmt. Gas heat
garage. Nr. schools. RA. 6-69l2.
ONTARIO RD. NV. 2I6?-compi
redec. all brick; s rooms. 3 baths
kits: oil h.-w.h.: full bsmt.
metal Diet, garage. PRESS REAL
TY CORP, ST. 3-9316, LU
2-1529.
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BLADENSBURG AREA conyen-
fence plus q 5-bedrm. home with
fireplace in liv. rm. and bsmt.,
separate din. rm., IN baths;
Vets $500 total outlay for down
payment and settlement cost. VA
approved for quick settlement, A
terrific value at $14,250.
SEABROOK AREA, nr. NASA. A
Spic and span bungalow with fire
rm., full bsmt.. ii Finished iSspsfass rec, fn r1h
u bath and ground level exit
to q large wooded lot; must see;
It's a doll house and only $3.50
down, FHA.
PARKWAY ESTATES - De luxe
rancher, VA approved: 3 bedrms.
tmaster king-size with large clos
eO, 12xlS-ft. family rm., auto.
washer, pantry off kit, large COW
cred patio, storm windows, fenced
yard, off-street parking.
WOoDLAWN-Brick rambler in low
ely location featuring 3 bedrms
nice dining area, full bsmt. with
beautiful rec. room, storm win
dows and doors. Just blocks to
elementary, jr. high school, new
shopping center. Only S16,50O
with G1 and FHA terms.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LEWiSDALE-S30O incl. down pay
ment and settlement: 3-bedrm
brk. ramblers with bsmt.; - 1850
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE A-3hnn HA n-nnSn
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Burbank Developers, owners


KENSINGToN. Homewood Area
kit, lge. family rm,, workshop
storage attic: FLA and VA appr.
l03ll Drumm ave. LO. 5-44lb.
KENsINGTON-BEAUTIFUL LOT,
home that is gliStening clean,
. spacious bedrms., = incloSed
porches, short walk to good school
and rec. center. Only $l3,050.
JU. 5-7611.
BEERS BROS.
Ian NGLEY PARK-OUR BEST
SMALL HOME! PlaStered walls,
paneled rec. rm., . bedrooms. q
baths, aluminium storm doors and
windows for Low HEAT BILLS
bus. VAC ANT. MOVE FOR
CHRISTMAS. JU. 5-7Bll.
BEERS BROS
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BEQpgm
KENSINGTON
Rock Greek Highlands
4405 BELMONT LANE

OPEN SAT- SUN, 2 to S
Brick Split-leyel; 4 bedrms,, "a
baths, gas heat. Lge. liy. rm.
with firepi., din. rm.. breakfast
eled family room. screened porch.
Only & years old, one owner oc-
cupant. Priced in low 3Os for
quick sale. To reach property: out
Wis. ave. to lst traffic light be-
yond NH and Naval Hospital,
right on Cedar lane 9-l0th mile
TO belmont lane.
Plrba nk DeVelonerS OUnerS
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WESTGATE AREA
(CRESTVIEW)

tCRESINIEWl
whit. coro Cod ri,h ,stp. nod
ssnarate en- % I'm T"urr rm fou resr r sc;ssnaG
narnh Sepata sa uiI. .h, 5esS seLeebsG .,s
npf.h, ,ansIed Iedfs ms anG IN pain 9h hraH nv
With with stone o +. , tirspl: de detIshed ga,
School and Spring Valley shops,
: blkS, from Westmoreland circle,
immediate Possession. Ewes, call
w MES' STONE ;i 0h; %T9oG 2uy m
W. 70" 70 "yHHiI,nn ar y ,gDHIE MDEEM ,,D LEY re ~
pFLtfSTropSoF LtSr pSoF HOME WITH W
100 ....s 80 SM, -,ftl'
"tifnI a'hsdrml '1no .oI tniS us oeHI Az
rm hrt htepi,, Tamp,,sr. Gis 9atn; irs Sep' a'h
Nssd.d To'u 60 ovo ~ a. ~, Sn1n t,,II o,r ou,
Nhesu1u hsn, r.;,h " nhySS IN iui. @ WaiA-out
w TS'''i NIcEoI nitn iiIisheu n FeSi fH' ,ooo
49, w. . NtS,aoSno ne. f-louu
owner transferred. oaIE eaiek TSlSM: posses:
Srick corner DHii large fenced fenced lot, s'Vsh Hil
CIARK IA 1.oS1i' Ha' "a" MN
,.;,1 :, ~ :; :, : Nv : :. !.------
n EnaloNIYour pest pet; snort
Walk 70 Plaza; logeIy prick ram
DIeI, uWlN-slAED BEDHMS. !,
spacious w. nm lovely XII. and
out exit Kit PIiced for % ou,Sk sac
500 dn. FILA or GG'
r Y-IIyr1 .ooo
l. l., LEWIS LO. 5-4SSU
,y,,..Io~, - =
home. bsmt fsncsd lot sIg. Mewlv
redee vsr sIa%b % Jovn iot owNEPS ES
10 b-oI3i
1EIS,,. NO., ,,,oo.s.5-, ---- .5-,z,,-=,-
WHEATON WOODS. 1903 indie
penaence St-3I6edrm. rambler;
sum sumo % A., % loan uii WI ~ sL9as6 pS9;' As
MN To>, ;oe,a -. ,s., ,,,7,S,
SnT eIyS' ,Tolu riaCk 81 OrEN
3iya 'SsG,n, "~h,eSusIiy -eHh,.S n;d aV,Isf- nrsf
ty street: hot:water heat; SCI.
pVseh SVe ,sIs afSE ~ Wa,s. Safs2ou, Dlk; N, Ca
Flack. Call JU. g-SsSO.
"Yyrr
HlIDEBRAND CO.
7g7,E.ToN a--------, :,
WHEATON, AhEA. Greenwood
kholls. LEO Matey ro'-brk.
so. .50o' Lee liv rm ,ninSHeil %
caTneted sicc W. uitb tahIs
snace III hsth, feni,y ~, Tith
brt bsr rnftn naId3s IN new
Snrnscs srd hn,.ratsr @ h..tsr TsTI
WI HSe Se-SI4 SaS ho' S'ef heS'ef' NsL
7,.,.,. -, y. 80, ~;
4.6edr1., "a S bath Il home; newly
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ANNANDALE- SPRINGFIELD AREA
NO MONEY DOWN VA
CRESTWOOD REALTY
CORP. or VA.
32l-7200

ANNANDALE AREA-New 4 4-bedrm.
split level; 3 baths. carport, city
nancing. Open Saturday and Sun
day. West on Rte, 30. turn left
first lieht past : Corners, onto
Annandale I'd, and to 2l3l. Gail
builder, CI 6-4555
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ALLIGOOD SELECTIONS
'nE0pem

OPEN TODAY 1880 TO 3 PM.
Wheaton Woods bedrms, . full
baths, liv. rm, din. rm., kit, rec.
nm, !ge, 4i2cc loan may be as
Sumed. Dir: Ga. ave. to VierS
Mill rd. to Parkland dr., (righU
to 1851 Grenoble DIR.
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
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COUN bEKVIJES' INC.
Ask for Mr.. Breckenridge
BU. 3-2l5l, CH, S-SS0o, RI, S-421l
OXON HILL, 54OI Wheeler I'd
Almost so It. OF stone rambler
2-car garage; large corner lot.
See this for the unusual on to-
days market; priced under $50
900 many extras. Trades con-
sidered Open til q pm. daily.
FALLIN PEALTY CO.. Ii. 4-13OO.
or RE h-11a4
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- Gorgeous new Dutch
Colonial. Lge. liv. rm., din, rm,
elec. kit. adjoining lge. family rm.,
4 fireplS. 3 lge. bedrms., . full
baths, plus two half baths. n-car
garage. INV h. S42.5OO. Dir New
triehtl to Sweetbriar pkwy. tlefD
to l0404 Sweetbriar pkwy,
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PARK, backs up to woods
and, stream. Spacious 3-bedroom
room, porch. full basement. Below
FHA appraisal. vacant. will finance
to suit. S17,950. GRAY-KFSS-
NIGER g. CO.. INC. JU. 5-6100.
TAKOMA PARK
LOCK UP THE APT. AND MOVE! !!
4-bedroom Colonial; full bsmt.
S12.q50
10. 4-6l4n
ToWNHOusE PROPERTIES, INC.
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Woodside Park-New listing. 4-bed
rmr "-bath, brk. Cape Cod. Liv
rm.. din. rm., kit, Ice. porch and
garaEe. S29,50O. Dir: Colesville
rd. to Highland dr., left TO Pine
crest circle. tlefD to l@36 Pine
crest circle.
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SO2l WISCONSIN AVE. OIL. 2-9070
COLLEGE VIEW - New 4-bedrm.
split foyer rambler, . colored tile
baths. blk. from Newport Mill
Jr. High. KELLER WOODMOOR,
III h-1l0O Eyes MO 6-onnR.
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HOFFMAN,


PAT 18th ST. NV. CO. $1,000
Open Ewes. Til 9; Saturday TIL Q
SUNDAY. 12 TO 5
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HELP MEN

SALESMAN to sell lumber building
material and contractors equip
ment. Prefer man with knoWledge
Of construction materials. Should
be OF mature age and ambitious
Local territory. Salary and car
allowance. Answer in own hand
writing. giving qualifications anc
salary desired, Box 250-K, Star.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

GEORGETOWN-Pub. stenography
and edit. work. IBM Exec.
type. Will call for and deliver
Reas. rates. Call DE. 2-4263.
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Collectors Wanted
COSMETICIAN

Pull time. for Alex. DruE Fair: 40.
hour vk., paid vac. retirement
disc. and ms. ben: top salary fol-
experienced cosmetician.
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MISCELLANEOUS EnR SALI
fcONIINUEDl

DINING RM. TABLE, solid maple,
oval; 9 captains ehTS.: kit. en-.
haust fan: port. ironer. PO. 2-6466.
DIN. RIM. SET, buffet, ehina cab
met, table and 6 chairs, 10. g.
S23Q aft. 7pm Fri
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FURNITU0E-CHINESE
Est. 80 yrs. DUNCAN q DUNCAN,
1922 Conn. ave. FE. s-4s36. Pkg.
FURNITURE-Complete house incl,
rec. rm., new and excellent con-
dition. Call Ia. 9-3l25.
FURNITURE have ayailable for
immediate delivery 8 eomplets
dining area-that were left on
be had for payments Of So SO
MRS. JAY. LU 2-2Os1 for appt.
FURNITURE-o-pc, liv. rm. Sec
BOYS 90 in. bike. OR. $3.50.
sectional sofa. $50; mahoE. drop
sets sets 'A SIS to enA 500: S SsHM
desks. $40 to $50: 20 chests Of
drawers SO to $50; 10 rockers,
So to S23; 20 mirrors, 81 to SO:
4 vanities with mirrors, - to
$3.50; 8 sofa beds, $40 to S59;
4 bridge tables, 81 TO 81; 5 hide
s ssy s BEDS : $40 e s1Io 80 otis:
s 30 floor ,s, lamp, = .tso. e; Y
tables. Sl.50 to IS; 5 stCdie
eouches, $50 to $50: IL HOLLYWOOD
beds, SIS to S22; 10 night tables.
s. 10 81; Kitchen tables, 50 to
So; 3 wing chairs, $40 TO $40:
10 kitchen sets, chairs, $40 to
S22: 80 din. I'm. chatrs, 50 to SIS;
u occasional chairs. So TO SIS:
! chatSe lounge, SIS. Many in
teresting items at HOFFMAN, 8.
We do upholstering. draperies, slip
covers and refiniShing. EASY
TERMS. First payment In No.
Nember Free marking
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SALES OPPORTUNITY

Promotion Of our salesman has ere
ated an opening for one man 70
follow in his established territory
in the WASHINGTON Area.
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CLERK
CLERK-STENO

CLERK-TYPIsT. 5-dAy week, 2 q
). Salary open. Apply Suite lob
ll04 VT. ave. NV. Mon. 9:3O-l 30
CLERK -TYPIST-NationAl company
desires services of cleTk-typist
Must type minimum 40 words Del
min, and good at figures. Some
exper. helpful but not necessary.
Apply in person, between hours Of
Q am 70 II am. and 3 pm to
pm, ROOM 400. 26l constitu-
ton ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPIST. under 80. whea-
ton, law office. Call 10. b-42l2
foP abnointmRnt
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HELP MEN

TAILOR, experienced; 6-day week
no Saturdays; SS5. Must be 9
citizen. No phone calls. S. H
herman, Pentagon Bldg, Wash.
D. c.
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WAREHOUSE
MANAGER

For wholesale company. must be
experienced with variety store
merchandise. aggressive. able IN
assume responsibility and direct
warehouse personnel. All company
benefits. Write Box 302-K, Star
WELDER, experienced in Heliarc
Welding; full or part time. OIL.
R-RBOT
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COMPLETE REM0DELING-Porch-
es, patios. brick work and electri-
cal; bonded and insured: work
guaranteed. For free estimates
call JU. $3.50, between 8 am
II am, $40 p,m,-ll: 30 pm.
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HELP WON EN-
BAR MAID

Dav Work, Good Hours.
For Details Call 10. S-7710
BEAUTICIANS. with downtown fol-
lowing preferred-or will sell shop.
NE. S-5IS1.
BEAUTICIANS. beauty culture in
structors for the CAPITOL BEAU
TY INSTITUTE. Full and part
time for our Wash. and Va
schools. Call ST. 3-7302; ewes.
and Sun, RIA. 3-SS75.
BEAUTICIAN. extremely busy shop.
top salary and commission; hours
2 to $50. 5-day-week. 5025 Conn.
ave. NV, WO. 6-2624, or VIII. g.
4Sl1 aft. pm.
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HELP WON En-
fCONTIAUEDl

snce, not over 20. fEii tine 5.
day-week. Apply in person, JEAN
/ LOUIS. 1904 Conn. ave.
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yds. turquoise nylon. wall-to-wall
carpeting plus pad. Cost SLIGO,
asking $500. Mauve color sofa
and love seat. turquoise fireside
chairs. MAJOR masterpieces, spring
and mattress, oil paintings,
drapes, RA 3-94nl
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Evening star., 1961-02-08
Nathan Leopold Weds
Puerto Rico Widow

NEW YORK, Feb. 8 (AP).-
Nathan Leopold, paroled 1924
Chicago thrill killer of 14-year-
old Bobby Franks, was married
in Puerto Rico Sunday TO u
widow who owns a florists shop.
New York newspapers reported
today.
Leopold, now 81, works as an
orderly for the Brethren Serv-
ice Hospital at the inland
Puerto Rican village Of Cas-
taner. Leopold and Mrs. Trudi
Garcia de Quevedo were mar.
ried by judge at Castaner.
Evening star., 1961-02-08

ton studies and legislation as
counsel to the aviation subcom-
mittee Of the Interstate and
Foreign Commerce Committee.
A Democrat, he Is married and
has three sons.
Routine on Diplomats
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger said announce
ment that the 10 career diplo-
mats are being kept in their
present assignments does not
mean that other ambassadors
will be shifted to new posts or
replaced. The 19 ambassadors
have been formally cleared by
the governments of the coun-
tries to which they are as
signed, he said, describing this
as a routine procedure when
a new President takes office.
The diplomats are:
Joseph F. Farland, Panama;
John j. Muccio, Guatemala;
Walter P. McConaughy, Ko-
rea; William ]. Sibald, Aus
tralia; Howard P. Jones, Indo-
nesia; John D. Hickerson, Phil
ippines; Everett Drumright,
Nationalist China; Glare Tim
berlake. Congo; Joseph Palmer,
Nigeria; J. w. Jones, Libya:
Frederick Reinhardt. United
Arab Republic; John Jernegan,
1raq: Ellis o. Briggs, Greece;
William Rountree, Pakistan;
Jacob Beam, Poland; Winthrop
G, Brown, Laos; Walter Dow
ling. West Germany. and Mr..
Rubottom, Argentina. LEVEL
lyn E. Thompson also was in
cluded on the list, although it
had been announced previous
ly that he would continue in
his post as Ambassador to the
Soviet Union.
Evening star., 1961-02-08

inevitably this leads to charges
|of gerrymandering directed at
both parties. Can you tell us
where you stand or Chairman
Celler's bill to control gerry
Wandering to a certain extent
by such devices as making dis
tricts contiguous and controlling
a certain population within a
State?
A. Well, even II you could
pass those proposals you would
still have a good deal of gerry
Wandering. I represented a
district which was about 5 to
l Democratic, which was con-
tiguous, which was geoeraph-
ically associated with an ad-
joining district, which was
marginally Republican. It is
very difficult for the Congress
or for the Federal Government
to enforce standards. What
should have happened, OF
course, Is probably under some
standards those two districts
cut in a different way which
would have provided instead
Of one Republican Congress-
man with very marginal ma
jority. while the Democratic
Congressman got S to }, it
probably would have ended up
with two Democratic Congress-
men. which may or may not
have been in the public in
tereSt.
But do think it is very diff
ficult for us to try to draw
these lines. There isn't any
doubt that they are unsatis-
factorily drawn, not only for
the Congress, which is not the
worst offender, but the State
legislatures, where we have,
and have had for many years,
very notorious examples of
gerrymandering, but which is
a responsibility Of the States,
not the Federal Government.
In any case, I am not familiar
wholly with Congressman Gel
lers' proposal and exactly what
his standards will be, but I
will look at it.
@. In that same connection,
can you tell us where you stand
or do you have a position on
increasing the size of the House
Of Representatives?
A. Well, it is 435 members
now, which is a large body.
Congressman Chelf and I be-
lieve other Congressman have
proposed it, too, I think it is,
450. I will discuss that matter
with Speaker Rayburn and get
his views as we'll as the leader
ship of the House on both sides.
y Q. Thank you, Mr.. President.
Evening star., 1961-02-08
Kennedy Picks Dixon
As Chairman of FTC
BY ROBERT E. CLARK
Star staff Writer

Paul Rand Dixon, who has
directed Senate inquiries into
antitrust and price-riggins
abuses, has been picked by
President Kennedy to be chair
man of the Federal Trade Com
mission.
The President also announced
that he will appoint Philip
Elman, antitrust specialist for
the Justice Department. to
the commission and named A.
Everett MacIntyre, general
counsel Of the House Small
Business Committee, to the
next vacancy on the FTC.
Allen S. Boyd was selected
by Mr.. Kennedy to be chair
man Of the Civil Aeronautics
Board. Mr.. Boyd, o Democrat,
is already a member Of the
five-man board.
The President said he will
appoint Robert T. Murphy
former special counsel of the
Senate Interstate and Foreign
Commerce Committee, as a
member Of the CAB.
Rubottom Retained
Mr.. Kennedy also announced
yesterday that he will keep 19
career diplomats at their pres
ent ambassadorial posts. Those
who will be retained on the
assignments they held under
the Eisenhower administration
include Roy Rubottom. former
Assistant Secretary Of State.
who was made Ambassador to
Argentina after he shared in
criticism of policies toward
Cuba during Fidel Castro's rise
to power.
Mr.. Dixon. Al, has been coun-
sci and staff director of the
Senate Antitrust and Monopo-
lies Subcommittee since 1857.
In this post he has directed in
vestigationS into price rigging
in a number of major indus
tries, including steel, automo-
bile and drugs.
He worked from 1898 to 1857
as a trial attorney for the FTC,
with time out for Navy service
In World War II. Mr.. Dixon is
married and has two sons. The
Dixons live at 5911 Carlton
lane.
Mr.. Elman, AZ, has been in
the Solicitor Generals office
since 1914. AS as assistant to
the Solicitor General since 1946
he was chiefly responsible for
handling Of antitrust and
trade regulation cases. arguing
more than so cases personally
before the Supreme Court.
Vacancy In September
Mr.. MacIntyre will appar-
emily not take his position on
the FTC until next September,
when the next vacancy is due.
He will replace Robert T. Sc
crest, whose term expires Sep
tember 26, unless there is an
other vacancy before that time.
Mr.. Dixon will take over the
Craftsmanship of the FTC from
Earl w. Kintner, a Republican
who was nominated by Presi-
dent Eisenhower for another
term on the commission last
September but was never con-
firmed by the Senate. Edward
K. Mills. another unconfirmed
Eisenhower appointee, will make
way for Mr.. Elman.
Mr.. Murphy, 46, helped draft
the Federal Aviation Act of
1858 and numerous other avia-