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Evening star., 1961-12-20

ToWNHoUSE PROP. INC.
LARGE FAMILY
Silver Spring. beautiful Woodmool
a large bedrooms. 3 full baths
porch, rec. rm., garage: MUST BE
SOLD; will consider small house
in trade. KELLER WOODMOOR
JU. 5-7l00: eyes,, EN-. 2-1226.
LIST YOUR HOME IN MONT. co
With
YOUNKIN & CO., 10. 4-S022
LOCUST HILL ESTATES
Rambler. convenient to NH; :
bedrms, 2 baths. firepl., screened
porch; rec. rm.: centrally air cond
Call r Z. ZACHARY. WO. 6-2923
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC.
LUX MANOR-Gorgeous long, loV
rambler; center hall, sep. din. rm.
huge mod. kit, 4 bedrms., . baths
den on one level: . bedrms., bath
lovely rec. rm. on lower level: "
acre lot; unbelievable at S55, 900
OIL. 6-4453.
BURTON KELLEIGH, INC.
MASS. AVE. MOHICAN HILLS
AREA-New listing Handsome 8
bedrm.. ga bath Dutch Colonia
on lovely fenced-in lot with trees
full bsmt., rec. nm; built-in ga,
rage. Should sell quickly. Priced
in upper EOS. FRANK S. PHIL.
LIPS. INC, OIL. 2-7006; ewes.
OIL. 6-5122.
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HICKS
REALTORS OPEN Q TO Q
KI. 8-3111 OF. 4-6040

BETHESDA. Wildwood-Delightf
brick rambler, like new. on large
wooded lot, near schools, shops.
Today'S kit. breakfast nook, 3 big
bedrms., . baths, charming walnut
rec. I'm. and "a bath in daylight
bsmt., carport. Wonderful value
In upper 20s. SAMUEL E. BOG
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
SUM N Err CAMPS

HAVE THREE LOCATIONS for
sale. equipped. with. bldgs., swim
pools, etc. for children's day
camp. private clubs or estates
Acreage increasing in value. Call
eSsen eoe IN MosSGTo5oMfSY BsGoo oE io sEIsEoA4aaT sEEA4aaTY
Evening star., 1961-12-20

1860 CUsToM-BUILT RAMBLER,
on over an acre Of land. 3 bed
rms, IL baths, huge electric
family kit, . firepls., sun deck,
rec. rm., ETC.: q real beauty for
S27, $50. LO. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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HOUSES FOR SALE Sc.
HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL HILL

CAPITOL HILL AREA, Sl7 N.
Carolina ave. Sc. Brownstone
house: Eng. bsmt,; s rms; oil
h.-w.h.; restore at leisure. PRESS
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FARMS
30 ACRES

Convenient location: Frederick
County; improved with 2-story
older frame home. z rms. bath:
hard surfaced road; spring and
MANoViLL REALTY CORP.
WI. 1924
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AIR CONDITIONED all-bfick ram
bier with recreation room in full
basement. Must be sold to settle
estate. 3 spacious bedrooms, large
aluminium covered patio, level lot,
near Northwood High. S2l.900.
GRAY-KESSINGER g. CO., INC,
JU. $4,000.
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER, in i'm
maculate cond.. features 3 bed
rms, II baths. rec. rm. in full
bsmt., many extras are incl such
as carpeting. ait cond., etc: q
real buy at 1890. LO. 5-36S7
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ASHTON AREA ESTATE Of 81 acres |!
Huge. brk., 5-bedrm., 4-bath home
and outbldgs.: large barn; can be
future subdivision. Call JU. B.
1861.
- n L. i 4 n 4 q
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EYES, WA. 6-o57I
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
BLDG. SITES. s1,sOO UP

BLDG. SITES, S1,5OO UP
In D. c. and nearby Maryland. or
terms YOU can afford.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUE
AREA-Beautiful unusually large
1-acre homesite; 150-foot front.
age. Only S6,450, including paw
ing. NE. s-171S, LA. 9-0410.
FREDERICK co. = Nr. Mt. Airy
SIS a., $4,000. ASHTON RLTY.
CO.. OIL 4-5O42, WA. 4-9S11.
HOME AND INVESTMENT, in one
good package. is what this 8 acres
Just outside the rapidly growing
Annandele area. has to offer. Tht
SiX-rm. house can be rented as is
or enlarged into q handsome resi-.
dence: the land is gently rollins
and only u mile from a very at.
tractive new development with al
utilities. The price, $4,000. or
terms. Shown by MASON g. OMEF
Z. HIRST. Brokers. Annandale
Va. CL. $4,000 weekdays.
$1,000 or best offer. Hillside, Nd
Call RE. 5-S232.
28-ACRES. on high ridge, D. C.
side of Warrenton, excel. terms
$3.50 per acre. KE. 6-5S61.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COIN-OPERATED LAUNDRY-Ex-
Gel. profit opportunity. Must sac.
because Of owners health. LA.
6-5l09; ewes. JU. S-1012.
CORNER STORE; all brick with g.
rm. apt. above; ne. section; must
sell at once. Ii. 1884, ewes. SP.
3-1814.
OPPORTUNITY for
aggressive mechanical and sales
minded man to operate a modern
service station in the Wheaton
area. We provide major equipment,
reasonable rental terms, financial
assistance to qualified party and
other additional benefits. For fur
ther information, call NE. S-5105
HARDWARE-choice store in north.
ern Virginia; Sl20,000 gross with
excel potential; pohone ewes. CH.
S-S707,
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MANOR-No money dn.
to vets: bedrms.. liv. rm., sep.
din. rm;. equip. kit: lovely land
scaped lot: S14,950. Vacant and
"OK'D 4 TRADE"
Ken Druskin & Co. HE. 9-24OO Til 9
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CHEVY CHASE
NORTH
SENSATIONAL VALUE
500 QQ0

GIality-built brick rambler in i'm.
mIacuia1e ma Em C. condition Gf;IsIp throughopt;
rm. opening onto scr. porch: all
elec. kit, beautiful paneled rec
rm. w/firepl. and bar, 3 twin
sized bedrms.. 2h baths; garage
Zoysia lawn.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

ALEXANDRIA. VA. - Industrial,
zoned, will subordinate, Duke and
Pickett SITS. WAPLE, AID. 4-2005.
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HOLY REDEEMER PARISH
Outstanding 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod; beautiful Handicapped lot:
large living room, din. area. mod
ern kit, master bedrm. paneled in
knotty pine, large cedar closet,
finished rec. rm., talouSied en-
closed rear porch, off-street park
ing. Priced for. immediate occu-
pancy at only $4,000 FILA or GI.
lCAPITAL REALTY co.
REALTORS WE. $4,000
BIRMINGHAM ESTATES" ideally
located - Better than new brk
rambler; perfect for doctor. 5 bed
rms, .3la baths, paneled den, won
derful rec. rm. and paneled TV
room. Could be office and recep-
tion rm. Many extras such as car
peting, draperies, washer, dryer.
Large carport. Lovely landscaping
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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BY OWNER, OXon Hill-AndreWs-
5 mos. old, must sell, military be-
ing trans; brk. rambler, 3 bed
rms, full bsmt., equip. kit; SOX
1875 lot. Linda Knolls' exclusive
neighborhood. Minimum cash and
assume 5MTe,. $16,150 1st mort
gage. 24S-5l42, Z to 1890 pm.
CHEVERLY, the areas best close-in
residential section better than
new, 3-bedrm. Cape Cod. 1st-fir.
liv.. rm. w/firepl.. sep. din. rm.,
table space kit. powder rm,,
Elassed-in rear porch; 2nd floor,
large bedrms, and bath, tiled
extras incl; expensive landsca ping
modest terms, E. C. HILLEY &
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Giant Rally
SET 10 Protest
Sit-En Jai|inCs
By the associated Press

Negro leaders Of sit-in at
tacks on segregated lunch
counters have called for the
largest meeting Of Negroes in
Atlanta history Sunday to boil
ster the morale Of students and
ministers arrested for sit-ins.
The mass meeting is to be
held at the Fulton County Jail,
where n students are being
held. They have refused to
make bond of 500 eacn after
being arrested on charges of
violating the States anti
trespasS law.
Seven Negro ministers ar
rested yesterday after they
staged a restaurant sit-in, in
sympathy with the students,
were released today on bonds
of 500 each.
Plans for the Sunday rally
at the jail were announced last
night by the Rev. william
Holmes Borders at a meeting
called to demonstrate adult
support Of the sit-in demon
strations. An estimated 1900
persons were present at the
Warren Memorial Methodist
Church.
The Rev. Martin Luther
King, jr, chairman Of the
Southern Christian leadership
Conference. addressed the
Evening star., 1961-02-16

her home. She sponsored shows
by scores Of rising young
American artists. Among
them we're Henry r. Ritten-
berg, a member Of the Ma
tional Academy; F. Graham
Coots. Woodrow Wilson's por-
traitiSt; Elias Kanarek, Polish
portrait painter, and Grandma
Moses. The famous American
primitive had one of her
earliest showings at Mrs.
Speeds Gallery.
In q feature about Mrs
Speed in 194l. the Richmond
Times-Dispatch said she had
been more influential than
the University Of Virginia" in
promoting art in Charlottes-
vile and Albemarle County.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs,
Michael James Sexton Of Plan
dome, Long Island. N. Y, and
two grandsons.
A funeral service will be held
at II am. Saturday at st,
Paul'S Memorial Episcopal
Church here.
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Mother Of Five
Dies by Hanging

A widow and mother Of five
was found hanging yesterday
at the foot of basement stairs
at her home In the 1900 block
of Newton street NV. Mrs,
Lisa Aharonian, 80. was pro-
nounced dead at 1880 pm. after
10 coroner's ambulance took her
to District General Hospital.
Mrs. Aharonian was found
by her son CARRIED, IA. when
he went home for lunch.
Detectives said Mrs. Aharo-
nian was hanging on a clothes
line fastened to overhead pipes
and that CARRIED cut her down
with scissors.
Her husband died about g
year ago.
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Washington, Langley Pork, ShiHinston
special purchase
400 mems pajamaS
2.99
90

Cotton broodeIoth in eoot or MILDLY style.
Elastic woistbond. Printed or woven potterns.
Sizes A, B, c, D.
MEMS URNISHlNGS-WdS Street Floor
Langley Park and Shirlinoton First Floor 3,
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Comdr. Sunkey Bacon
Buried in Arlington

Funeral services were held at
Arlington Chapel yesterday for
retired Naval Medical Corps
Comdr. Sankey Bacon, who
was stationed several times in
Washington. Comdr. Bacon, 10,
died Saturday in Rochester,
Mimi, after a long illness.
Comdr. Bacon leaves a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph r. Mccoy, of
Lake Forest, H., and three
brothers. Noel, Moody and Dan,
all Of Lincoln, Nebr.
Burial was In Arlington
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Jack Whiting, 50, Dies;
Singer and Dancer

NEW YORK, Feb. 16 (AP).-
Jack Whiting. 50. q Broadway
song and dance man whose
career spanned four decades,
died OF 3 heart attack yester-
day at his apartment here.
His career began with q bit
part in the 'Ziegfeld Follies"
Of 1922. At his death he was
directing . play. "The Whole
Darn Shooting Match" sched-
uled to open this spring.
His last appearance on
Broadway was in the 1858 pro-
duction Of "Annie Get Your
Cum"
Besides singing and dancing,
Mr.. Whiting turned IN many
top performances in straight
role. In 1853 he won q drama
critics award for his per-
formances in Hazel Flags"
Q musical.
Born in Philadelphia, he
attended Episcopal Academy
there and the University Of
Pennsylvania.
After coming to New York
as q youth, MIR. Whiting ap-
peared in Orange Blossoms. :"
"Cinders," Aren't We AL" "
stepping Stones" Annie
Dear" "The Ramblers," "YeS.
Yes Yvette, Hold Everything, -
and Americas Sweetheart"
He also was in Anything
Goes" VERY Warm for May" "
High Button Shoes" and THE
Golden Apple"
Mr.. Writings infectious
Evening star., 1961-02-16
George Messmore

NEW YORK, Feb. 16 (AP).-
George Harold Messmore, rs.
maker Of synthetic monsters
for thrill plays and films, died
Wednesday. He was founder
and president Of Messmore &
Damon, which makes life-like
dinosaurs, gorillas and other
animals for show business.
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Mrs. Philip Speed, 81, Putron
Of Arts in Charlottesville

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va,
Feb. 16 (AP).-Mrs. Philip
Speed. patron Of the arts and
longtime foe of motion picture
censorship, died yesterday in
Charlottesville Hospital. She
was 81.
Mrs. Speed was born in
Charlestown, w. Va, August 10.
1879. She was the former Mary
Mason and was the great
|great-great-granddaught OF
j am IS M son, Confederate
Minister to Great Britain.
Her late husband was the
morning editor Of the New York
World when they were married
in 1905.
In New York, Mrs. Speed led
opposition to motion picture
censorship prior to World
War I. She also organized the
presentation of special pictures
for children during this period
in five New York theaterS,
During the first World War,
she was appointed by President
Woodrow Wilson to the Ma
tional Board Of Review, which
chose motion pictures to be
shown to American troops at
home and abroad.
After her husbands death ir
1915, she became assistant
principal at Gunston Hall. {
Washington girls school. Sht
held this position until 1919.
In 1920 Mrs. Speed moveC
to Charlottesville and founded
the Creative Arts Gallery ir
Evening star., 1961-02-16

smile, red hair and nimble feet
were his trade mark here and in
London. He described his voice
as "just q Songplugger's voice" 3"
But he added: They hear me
and they know what I'm say
ing"
Mr.. Whiting had been mar
ried since 1929 to Beth Sully
Fairbanks. former wife Of
Douglas Fairbanks. sr. Mrs.
Whiting and a brother. C. P.
Whiting of Albany. Ca, sur
Ivive.
Evening star., 1961-02-16

meeting and called the anti
trespass laws unjust.
He said that by going to Jail,
the Negroes also are DRAMATIC
ing the injustices which Me-
groes undergo in the United
States and avoiding a costly
legal battle to repeal the anti
trespass law.
DR.. King also warned that
Georgia Negroes will not ac-
cept token integration of public
schools on q permanent basis,
declaring, you can no more
have token integration than
you can have token democracy" !"
The eight ministers, seven
Negro and one white, were
arrested yesterday when they
took seats in the restaurant of
the Terminal Railroad Station
and refused to leave.
The Rev. Otis Moss, jr., 25.
pastor Of the Providence South
east Baptist Church, who
served as spokesman, said the
group felt compelled to join a
protest against a sick, vicious
and undemocratic society that
condones segregation and dis
elimination"
The Rev. Ross w. Anderson,
who gave his address as Wash
ington, D. c.. and said he was
a missionary-at-large from the
bi-racial Koinonia Farms near
Americus. Ga, told booking
officers who asked bis race:
Just put me down as q
human being"
Mrs. Clarence Jordan Of Koi-
nonia said Mr.. Anderson is
white and no longer is q mem
ber Of the farm.
Five more Negro students
were arrested yesterday at
Sumter, s. c., after a scuffle
Evening star., 1961-02-16

with police who broke up q
march of 300 Negro students
on Sumter's Main street.
The students formed at Nor
riS College, a BaptiSt-supported
institution about six blocks
from the downtown area, and
had marched only two blocks
when Police Chief E. e. Me-
1ntosh advised them to disband.
When the leaders failed to
halt, police moved in. A re-
porter said five Of the marchefG,
were wrestled into police cars.
The parade broke UP after the
arrests.
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Senator ReneWs :
Gl Insurance Plan
By the Associntsd Press

Senator Long, Democrat Of
Louisiana, today renewed his
proposal that veterans of
World War II and the Korean
War be allowed a two-year pe-
riod in which to reinstate their
National Service Life INSTR
ance. ~
Senator Long said the bill
has been passed by the Senate
in -four previous sessions. only
to be lost in the House.
Senator Long said 90 other
Senators Joined with him in
introducing the measure.
Evening star., 1961-02-16
housewares

housewares .e ~
Washington, L0nsIey Park, ShiFlinston
were comparable to now
4 Podded Top Bathroom Hampers, =
llhx2lx24" ~ 1898 1859
l5 Bothroom Hompers 2lxll1hx
24", assorted colors ------ 1898 $50
Washington store only
4 DoubIe-Door Record Cobinets, =.
26xl4x30", imprinted os is 1888 1872
6 3-Drower Imprinted Pine Chests,
28xloxl4h", os is 1895 I2.69
z Sliding Door Imprinted Cobinets, -
drawers, os is, 14hx36x29H" 1895 1889
] 5-Drower Desk, l7hx43x3o",
Imprinted, os IS 1895 l4ls
! Sliding Shelf Maker for 5" Base -
cobinets ----- sss I.ss
8 Sliding Shelf Maker for 10" Bose .ol
cobinsts -.-o------ z.4s sss
] PIostc Covered Bridge TobIe, .
33h" square, os is ------ 1895 7.9S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sirth Floor; Lanpley Park
and ShiTlinoton, EoUer LeUel
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Dr.. Mitchell to Speak

DR.. Howard Mitchell, con-.
ductor of the National SYM
phony Orchestra, will be the
guest speaker at a meeting, Of
the Phi Beta Kappa Association
at 8 pm. tomorrow at 1911 Q
street NV. -
Evening star., 1961-02-16
Washington store only
Sample l-PdiT Lot OF
curtains, Valances, draperies,
dust ruffIeS

rugs
Washington store only
were comparable to now
l2xll A-WooI Pile Twist
Broodloom, oquo uo----l3l8 5000
l2xll'6 AII-Wool Pile Twist
Broodoom, grey ---------~-ls7.s 5000
l2xl8' Nyon Pile Twist Brood
loom, grey, os is---------3l0.00 5000
l2xl5'9" 1929 Wool, 3oqo Ny
Ion Pile BroodIoom, beige 1875 5000
1lnl"xl3' NyIon Pile Twist
Broodoom, beige oe--------l83.67 5000
So. Yds. loo0o Nylon Pile Twist
Competing, grey. So. yd lrreo-
uor of o.95 3.Ss
RUGS-Washihgton. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-16

DAYTIME DRESSES-WdshtHOton, Third Floor:
LGnolev Park, Second Floor; ShtYnotoH First Floor
Evening star., 1961-02-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sirth Floor; LGnDlev Park
and ShirltHoton. LoUer Level
Evening star., 1961-04-20
FideI's N Absence
Raises Speculation

dominated by a large sign bear
ing the words, "Patria o
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Father
land Or Death, We will VIM.
The camera returned to the
sign periodically as the an
nouncers ratified on.
Occasionally an old film clip
of Fidel would be flashed on
the screen, but no attempt was
made to pass off the film foot
age as a live appearance of the
dictator.
A cartoon was flashed on the
screen. 1t showed a bearded
Cuban soldier shouldering q
bayoneted rifle and carrying a
Cuban flag. A caterpillar was
Skewered to the end of the bay
onet and the cartoon was cap
toned ITO the Cleanup"
One of the announcers prom
ised a gigantic rally in Havana
this week end, at which pic
torial evidence" of American
involvement would be produced.
He did not say whether Mr..
Castro would attend.
After half hour the TRADE
ended with the word, Ven
ceremos We Will Win.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
CUBA APPARENTLY JAMS
NEWSCAST IN SPANISH
BY a Star Staff Writer

KEY WEST Fla April 2O.-The Cuban government
apparently jamming American Spanish language broad
casts OF interest to the heavy Latin population of this
Tetale noise Of deliberate jammng was in evidence
late last night in neWScast from a Miami station
monitored here The show Wayne FarsS and the News
originates from WCKT about 12O airline miles to the
northwest
Mr.. FariSS EngliSh-language news commentary
which takes most of the 0minute show was received
loud and clear But the 1-mnute Spanish news by
Mapoo de la Tore which part of the FarisS show
was jammed Interference began as soon as Mr. de la
Iorre pegan speaking and ceased when Engshlanguage
transmission was resumed. The jamming did not COM
pletey oberate Mr. de la Toore words constituted
a severe distraction.
Jammlng OF Mr. de la Torres segment does not occur
IN Miami, probably because that city is too far from
potential sources Of interference Cuba But the nearest
CUBAN transmitters closer to Key than Miami
Is and thus jammng be done effectively by station
OF no more than equal power.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
'DownedPi|ot'
Tagged Hoax

BOSTON, April 20 tAP) -
The North American pilot" the
Castro regime reported shot
down in Cuba yesterday ap-
peared today to be a man who
never existed.
The Castro account gave a
name and an address at 48
Beacon street, Boston. Nobody
by that name was known there,
and long time residents of the
apartment house said they
couldn't recall an airplane pilot
as a resident.
Secondly, the Havana broad
cast gave an aircraft operators
license number with a letter
as part of a series Of numbers.
The Federal Aviation Agency
reported pilots licenses are
numbered-no letters.
Then the Havana broadcast
said there was a social security
number found in the pilots eff
fects, and they gave it as OLA
07-6921. The social security of
flee in Baltimore reported that
number is assigned to a New
England man-but he was alive,
and working at his job yester-
day, they said. His identity was
not disclosed.
The Havana report also said
there was an auto registration
certificate among the pilots
papers, listing an address at 100
Nashua street, Boston. That's
the correct address, of the
Massachusetts, Auto Registry.
Evening star., 1961-04-20

its thinking. Prime Minister
John Diefenbaker declared that
Canada cannot remain indif-
ferent to this new danger" to
the Western Hemisphere from
Commbunist penetration in
Cuba.
Demonstrations for and
against the United States con-
tinued throughout the world.
Most were by leftists support
ing Castro.
In Guatemala pro and anti
Castro factions clashed in
front of the Presidential Palace
last night and shots were fired.
Three persons were killed and
13 injured, including an Ameri-
can diplomat. Edward Brown,
second secretary of the United
States Embassy, was slightly
wounded by a bullet in the left
arm while watching the clash.
The government said the
shooting came from the pro-
Castro group, who totaled about
900 battling 400 anti-Castro
demonstrators. Police finally
broke up the riot with tear gas.
Quito Embassy Bombed
A bomb was thrown at the
United States Embassy in Quito,
Ecuador, but caused only slight
damage. No one was in the
building.
The Honduras University STU
dents federation condemned the
Castro regime in a manifesto
issued at Teguclgalpa. 1t de-
clared "a regime that is propped
up by the cadavers of its vic
tins does not merit the least
student sympathy"
Police broke up small pro-
Castro rallies last night in
downtown Rome and Venice,
and 80 students were arrested
in Rome.
In Communist Bulgaria a
mob Of 10000 smashed windows
in the United States Embassy
but no Americans were re-
ported hurt.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
E qqs Hit Red Embassy,
7 Staff Members Here

Four Cuban anti Castro
demonstrators vented their
feelings today by loosing a
volley Of eggs at the Russian
Embassy and at three men,
apparently Soviet staff men,
bers, about to enter the build
ing.
More than a dozen eggs we're
thrown in the brief melee at
ll:40 am. The three Rus
sian victims, carrying papers
and brief cases, attempted to
duck behind a car parked in
the driveway Of the Embassy,
but two were struck several
times.
Other eggs splattered against
the Sixteenth street entrance
and the side Of the building.
No Police on Hand
A minute later one Of the
rebel sympathizers began run
ming, and the others walked on
toward K street. There were
no police in the vicinity at
that moment.
At the time Of the attack, a
much larger group of rs or
more demonstrators was pick
citing in front of the White
House. White House police
described them as former bus
in Cuba and students
now living in the Washington
area"
Evening star., 1961-04-20
AP Reporters
Cut Off in Cuba

NEW YORK, April 20 (AP).-
At 4:45 am. Monday, Harold
K. Milks of the Associated Press
telephoned his New York office
from Havana with news on the
start of the invasion of Cuba.
He hasn't been able to report
since because his channels of
communication have been shut
down.
Some newsmen, including the
APPS Robert Berrellez, have been
reported arrested. At last word,
Mr.. Milks was free, though un-
able to move about freely.
Mr.. Milks has been in Ha-
vana since 1859 and has been
APPS chief Of Caribbean services
since May IL, 1859.
Evening star., 1961-04-20
U.S.. Base Detuins
Cubunu AirIiner

HAMILTON, Bermuda, April
20 (AP).-A Guiana airliner
en- route from Madrid to
Havana made an unauthorized
landing at a United States Air
Force Base here today and was
detained by military authorities.
A statement issued by Kindley
Air Force Base said the liner
lacked insurance coverage re-
quired for landing at a United
States military field.
The base reported that 13
crewmen and eight passengers
were aboard and that accom-
modationS had been provided
for them at the base.
A spokesman at the base said
the nationality Of the passen-
gers was not known immedi-
ately.