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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16

#lO2. In this bedroom bunqo-
low on q 9oxl50 lot. Lovely TV
room off dining ureG. II boths.
breezewoy and 2 cor Gttuched
garage. Everything has been
completed. Just move in.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16

cHESTERLAND. Contemporary, 4
level split on rolling wooded acre.
4 bedrooms. 2l2 baths, queen size
kitchen; living, dining, family
room, beamed and paneled: 2
fireplaces, basement. 2-car ga
rage. sun deck; unbelievable
value, under $50; by owner.
PA. 9-4775.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
81 Nothing Down

New gas furnoce and hot water
heoter in this two bedroom stuc-
co home neor stores and bus
line. Only Sl0.500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
fire Ycu Crowded
Are You Lost

IN A BIG HOUSE? Wont q small
8 bedroom home with less work.
BRIGHT kitchen with lurge eating
ored, double sink and plenty OF
cupboords. ClQssed-in porch
ucross front Of home. This home
lectures cute und cozY recreo-
ton room in basement. new gos
furnuce, and 81 Gal. hot wo;er
tank. You should treat yourself
10 Il look OF this sI4 900 home
in its picturesque Location.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
Rent or Buy

Eost 20Oth ST. oreo. three bed
room home with basement. gas
heot, oil Improvements. Lund
Contract OF G.I. Nothing Down.
Sll,9OO.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
Are yeu Lonesome

AND LIKE COMPANY. Youn
like the neichbors in Euclid al
Ground this 9 bedroom home
with its curpeted living room
kitchen -dinette conjunction. clay
tile bath. full divided basement
with finished recreation room.
Back yoId eli fenced in TO keep
tdbs on the children. This Is
tr1llv q trim end tidy home.
Priced OF lust $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-11-16
$3.50 Down

FILA. Immaculate two bedroom
home with dining space. gos
heut. Ia car garage: land
scoped LOT 50xl50: neor Luke
Shore. Sl3.900.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
UNFuRNSHEDMD APIS UNFURNSHEDMD

ATTR. new air cond. ]. Q and g.
bedrm.; S115 up, utils. incl
laundry, free pkg. Tel. 656-60s5.
CHEVY CHASE LAKE APTS.-l.
and 8 bedrms.. from S1l5. Bro
chure on request. OIL. 4-410O.
COLLEGE PARK-spacious 2-bed :
rm. apt, 4 blks. Nd, u, transp. :,
shopping; adults only. Apply 1925
Knnr I'd AP 1-RAnh
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES uMFURMIsHED HOUSES uMFuRn TO RENT

FALLS CH. AREA-3 bedrms., liz
baths; 25-ft. liv. rm.; firepl.: din.
rm patio; carport. Mr.. schls..
shops. bus, Conv. Pentagon. D. c.
MELPAR. Sl45. AID. 1910
FALLS CHURCH : Stately brick
bedrms.. full bsmt., ser. porch;
wooded lot. SI45 mo. FALLFAX
REALTY, INC, JE. 4-0433.
FALLS CHURCH AREA, near vi
enna-7-rm. rambler on large
fenced, corner lot. 3 bedrms., ia
baths, liv. rm. with firepl.. sep.
din. rm., lge. rec. rm., 2 porches
Nr. elem. and iT. high schools. oil
Dashboard heat. $3.50. 1mmed, occ.
Lona-term lease II des. or rent
with option to buy. JE. 2-7O0S.
FOREST HEIGHTS-3-bedrm- brick
home: IA baths, bsmt.. fenced
lot: vacant. Sl35 mo, option TO
buv 10 5-0I3I
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES FURNISHED
CONTINUED.

NEAR WALTER REED-Modsrn de-
taehed brick: Inv. rm., firepl., din.
rm., bedrms.. kit, bath 1St floor;
rms and bath 2nd floor; lge
rec. rm. with powder rrn.: air
conditioner; Earage. 1928. DAWN
REALTY, To. 3-9l35.
NR. WALTER REED, OFF UPPER
l6th-Det. cor; lge. liv. rm. fire
pll, lge. din. rnn mod. new kit,
bedrms.. 4 baths. full bsmt,; oil
h.-w.h,: gear garage $3.50. RA.
6-6321.
SILVER STRING, Flewer and
Wayne aveS.-2 bedrms... avail.
Oct; refs. REQ: $3.50. GRAHAM
Co, JU 5-R0I0
Evening star., 1961-09-30
MASS. AVENUE
EMBASSY ROW

Stunning towrhouse front
ing or . streets. Beautiful
" decorated, with all the
finest modern appointments
TO provide gracious Twins.
Contains elegant Step-down
living room which LEADS 10
terrace and garden. DirinE
room, modern kitchen, pow
der room, four bedrooms, z
baths, servants room and
another modern kitchen en-
lower level. Call Mrs, Davis,
e66-1sq2 or Ma S-40s0. J.
RUPERT MOHLER, INC,
1928 Conn. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SILVER SPRING AREA-Listsd In
the morning, rented in the after
noon; call JU. 7-7lST.
BEERS BROS
Evening star., 1961-09-30
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ALLIGOOD
ELECTIONS

ASPEN HILL-RriEht snut-level; 3
heorms.. pa baths. step down
family rm., eaclosea yard. beauti-
fcl HANDICAPPED lot: low down pay
ment. DIR: Viers Mil rd' to
Asnen Hill; right 10 l3316 MA
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES ron sALE-NW. | HOUSES FOR sALE-Nw. |

NEAR CCOLIDGE-Bv OWNER =
rm. brick house; porehes, rec. rm..
big yard; SlS.95O. TU. 2-75e3
NEAR 3Fd AND MANOR PARK
Vacant. Beautifully redeeorsted: 3
large beorms., concrete front
porch, ] n baths, rear porches.
bsmt., gas heat, gar, yard. Near
schools. Terms. RA. 6-6912.
NR. SIS RMS, 2 BATHS. oil
h-wh. lse. trees. fruit garden and
l-scre lot. RA. 3-4635.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
CLEVELAND PARK
FOR RENT

NhG v cA114NA 6A4b1A
FOR RENT
Beautifully Furnished
3-bsth home; air
conditioned: living room, dining
room and den, paneled basement
with bar and maids room; new
gas heat: two refrigeratorsi excel
lent condition
Located at 3701 Reno Road NV.
Near John Eaton, Alice Deal and
Parochial Schools
Responsible Tenant. 1mmed. Occup.
sat, and sun. or BY Appointment
CALL FE. 3-4828
CLEVELAND PARK-5 bedrms., 5
baths; really lovely furnishings;
$500 mo. Mr.. Beall, OIL. 6-SiOS
or FE. s-05OO. MTLLICENT CHA
TEL L. JOSEPH WISE, INC, 1882
Wisconsin ave
PARK-3-bedrm house
firepl., paneled rec. rnl.; -S176 mo.
Call anytime UN. 4-S073.
DEALE, MD.-LarEe liv. rrn., sun
800 mo. Local call, 434-6T65.
ESTATE OVERLOOKING the Poto-
mac, Boiling Field area, on beauti-
full grounds. bedrms. Nicely
furnished; $3.50 q mo, or will
share at lower figure. 10. 2-12l2.
FAIRFAX, on o. s. Hwy. 50-3
bedrms., liv. rm., din. rm., 2 baths,
$40. mo. CIR. 3-4240.
FALLS CHURCH, VA. : 2-bedrm
brick; wooded area, nice for chill
dren; car essential. Phone JE. g
6741, 8 to 10 pm. aft. l pm. Sun.
HERNDON, va rms, 2 baths;
arranged for 2 aptS.: immed. pos
session; lease REQUIRED; SS5 mo,
437-1I35 or 437-l2Q4.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

CHEVY CHASE : 3-bedrm, bricl
Colonial, ga baths, rec. rm., den
scr, porch, luxurious grounds
$50 $50. CALL r. Z. ZACHARY
WO. 6-2e23,
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mn.

NsA.ToRr MEADE AREA-Liyirs
sata, sn.: 9i"i ! b.g rinsovS nr,; 3 pcreaes Il.
full bsmt.. oil h-rh. 2N acres
near Schoolt. churches. sfenp:ng,
etc. $4,000. Call VI 9-ainl
after q pm vkdayE., all day Sat.
uYday and sunday,
Evening star., 1961-09-30
MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

DUPONT CIRCLE, Oct. IS occup
unfurn. effic. or bedrm. Fol
mother and daughter, 5l7 yrs.
pref. new bldg. or newly dec
266-6207.
FURN. APT. OR HOUSE. Need o.
3 bedrms. Close to high school anc
Indian Spring Country Club. Cal
Mr.. CRAIG. Ma. 10000.
SMALL FAMILY desires e-rn,.. kit.
bath UNFURN. apt, mr. srsdt
schl, in nice cond. Must pay rel'
semirno.; would like ~ havN By
Oct. /. No share plans. please
Call 4S3-79Sa.
WANTED-o-bedrm apt, unfurn
in or near Westover, Va: must
allow small pet. KE. s-541s.
Evening star., 1961-09-30

1929 3sth ST.-Beaut. 4-bedrrn. ..
all hard wood ana brick home
l5-min. to town, oil heat, rec. rm..
garage, S23,q50. BY owner. Small
dn, payment. lmmed. poss. C!4.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
6TQpsm
1858 Rittenhouse st.
Open Sunday. Is

4 beautiful ho-1e in most con-
venient location. Close 10 schools
shoppIns and TRANSFORMATION. g.
bed-m. row brick, in excellent
condition. Bsn1t. has outsi1s rear
entrance. nice rec. rr.. fuH bath
md built-ln Es-age. Gas. hot
water heat. many, mar extras
Priced at s16.5O0 with excellent
filarcinR available. See Il sun
DAY O. ior appointment 70 IL
speet a. other tunes. call Mr.
Daniels. Tu. o-o5e3
M. Paul Hannah, Realtor
AD. z-41oO 1918 18th ct. NV.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
COOPERATIVE APIS.
tcONTINUED)

NICE SELECTION Of apt. homes in
much sought after bldgs. Effic. to
4 bedrms. Priced from $500 TO
$4,000. Some with small down
payments. What are vcur needs?
Call Mrs. Spencer. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. 3-1So0, ewes. and
Sun. NO. 7-S29S.
PLEAS. 9-BEDRM. garden apt.
Conv WRAMc, Wash. San. $4,000
cash. Bal. $50 mo. Total price,
$4,000. Adlts. No pets. JU. s-9l54.
REDUCE your housing budget. .
bdrms., air-cond. Nj. Seven Cor
ners. JE. 4-4304.
SMALL COOP APT. for sale. tx
eel. cond. Ideal for single person
Call no. 2-0169, aft. s pm.
SPACIOUS bedrns., dining, living,
kit. bath. hal; redec. OWNER
LEAVING CITY AND WILL SAC
RIFICE. no. :-32sn. Ext. 302.
WHITE HOUSE AREA-Immediat te
possession! Completely redec., CEN
trally ai--conditionec. "-be6rn
2-bath apt. Cedar closets, h.-w.h.,
easy terms. Only Sal, 800. HUGH
T. PECK, Bethesda. OIL. 6-9l70.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
AMER. U. PARK

Beautiful white brick Colonial ir
very desirable area Cooper
Ltghtbown- built Liv. rm. sep
sin. rn., bright kit, 5 bedrms ,
s,li pa iths Ms Gsnsisa snSsS En- IN I1 Istsi Eyes
". c. & A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIsT YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-, 2-44o4
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Continued on Eext Page)
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES For sALE-N,M,
CONTINUED
ASHMEAD PL.-KALORAMA
TpTANHVr


8 apis; income $4,000; rare oppor.
for investment in this conv. sec
ton. Easily converted for single
residence. Excel. financing. SAN
DOz INC, DU. 7-l234. Mr.. Pilson,
AID. 4-S64S.
AT 18TH AND UNDERWOOD =
New Listing, Cannot recall q fin
er quality home in more beautiful
condition. All brick with heavy
slate roof. Spacious eenter-hall
plan. POWDER ROOM. 3 big bed
rooms. 2 baths on End floor.
Finished 3rd-floor dormitory.
Lovely recreation room with fire
place large screen porch, gear
garage. Lot and plantings are a
pieturei At S26.a50. it should
sell today Mr.. Warner. EN- 3
1923. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC.
DI. 1-1411.
Evening star., 1961-09-30
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. UNIV. PARK-Attrac.. COM
pact. semidetached brick 3-bed-
room home for gracious living
Ideal for retired couple that enter
tains. Liv. rm., din. rm., kit. 1st
floor. Spa cious front and rear I'd.
heat. New Coidspot refsr., beau
tiful floors. Near the best schools,
Deale. Woodrow Wilson. Murch
Big, dry, full bsmt Private fenced
yard For the discerning only! To
see. call NOW. Mrs. Craver, WO.
6-Sa66! A PAUL MILLER Exclu-
sive, Elk. $1,000, in elite American
TTnivarsify porEt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-21

FARMS sAcaIAeI

ITO ACRES-No house, stream
on property. Near Boyds, Md.
For information call Mr., Harry
Himelfarb, Taylor 9-4084.
3t-12-21
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ZEAL EsrArEeENI

tcIussifIsd On pass ~
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SOTHEPUBL|C MAY KNOW!

The Siluer Spring Taxi, Inc, after receiping
constant deninIs from County of Montgomery
for permission to obtain on-sreet public taxi stands
in rarious sections of SiIper SPRING ,oent great
expense to prOuide the public Uth Ofstreet taxi
stand at the Silper Spring Transit Center on Per-
shing Drire.
Our company prOuded space for Is ta1is on
Prirate ground and also prOuided heated and air
conditioned ivaiting iUith restroom facilities
for taxi and bus patrons alike.
NOtU, due to the action of the Montgomery
County Council lv be forced to close our ruait-
ing and facilities requiring the passengers to
icait the sidewalks in nclenent weather and
also will reduce the number of taris available to
you, the public, from Is to per their dictates
This public taxi stand ivas opposed BY euery
merchant and landowner IN this entire area be-
of the further reduction OF metered parking
spaces in alreadycriticaL parking area Like
lvise. this public taxi stand ,vas opposed BY the Sill
ger Spring Board of Trade. YET due to the request
of one company, the County Council ,vith one dis
senting cote, approved this plan that they called in
the best interests of the public.
To further display their disregard of the rights
of the citizens of this county, they changed the time
schedule the first County Council hearing so that
,chen the opposition appeared to protest they had
already roted in fapor of this stand and adjourned
their meeting Then, the final insult, gipen to this
so-called democratic proceeding, cas accomplished
on December 10 ,ohen, after they the Council har-
ing full knowledge of the action of the Circuit Court
to conduct S'sho,v-cause hearing, allowed the
agenda to be changed at the last minute by insert
ing type'oritten line SO that they could again dis
this fragrant injustice ,cithout the benefit of
the ODDOnentS' knO1DIpdgp
DO you believe that the County Council in
this action serred the best interests of the public?
DO you think that the County Councils in
reference in the function of private business is to
the best interest of all the people and to the best in
terest of other businesses in this county?
- this action OF infringement on the free
enterprise system and thus a nlore TOWARD further
n1d ar, IL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-21
SITUATION MANrEp--MALE
MISCELLANEOUS For SALE

WREATHS = Handmade, soc;
beautiful trees; black walnut
meats; apples; cider. EMER-
SONS CASH MARKET, Ira
vilah Rd., Pc. 2-9757. 3t-12-21
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-21

RELIABLE WHITE WOMAN
for G.H.W. and Babysitting, 2
days per week, $1.00 per hour.
Rockville. Pc. 2-6382. 1t-12-21
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-21

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE Is
Evening star., 1961-04-12
Attorney Says
He Stole to Pay
His Clients Back

MIAMI, Fla, April IL, (APD.
"A young Miami attorney says
he stole a million dollars be-
cause he didn't want to see
his clients lose their savings on
investments he recommended.
Howard Meyers, 81, said he
paid his clients back with in
terest, until he' had to start
dipping into trust funds, and
then the whole scheme COL
lapsed.
Meyers was released yester-
day under $4,000 bond on
grand larceny and forgery
charges.
His wife, Bobbie, didn't know
about his snowballing financial
troubles until last Sunday,
when he decided the only way
out was to confess. Then she
went with him Monday to the
office of State Attorney Rich
ard GerStein.
Thirty to IS clients were af-
fected by his dealings, Meyers
said, including his father, David
Meyers, and other relatives. He
said it's just a question of time
until they start action against
him.
Its better that everything
comes out at once" he added.
Evening star., 1961-04-12

he hated to see the society get
that much publicity. Senator
Young replied that the only
reason he wanted the matter
published in the record was SC
that members could see what
their head man had written.
Senator Javits said he hopes
Congress looks into the societys
activities.
The Senate Internal Security
Subcommittee, in a meeting to-
day. discussed whether to in
vestigate the society but de-
ferred a decision.
Mr.. Welch, retired Belmont
(MassD candy manufacturer
said members of the society
would cooperate fully in tes-
tifying about its background
methods and activities.
Our only crime is fighting
communism" he said.
Evening star., 1961-04-12
D. c. Notes Price Dip
In Electrical Equipment

temper. 1859, for the same type
of pole.
Mr.. Vessels said he had
rejected all the September bids
because the fear companies
which bid submitted identical
offers for each type of equip
ment.
The District procurement Of
ficer said overall prices offered
yesterday on light poles was
% per cent below the COM
parable offer in September
1859.
Other Contracts Studied
Mr.. Vessels said his staff
is still gathering material or
previous electrical contracts
awarded by the District.
He said when this is COM
pleted. the information will be
turned over to the Corporation
Counsel to determine if the
District can file suit against
the companies for damages be-
cause of rigged bids.
The Federal Government yes
terday sued IL electrical firms
for multimillion dollar damages
for allegedly selling equipment
"at hig h non competitive
prices" and through rigged bids
Several State and local gov
ernments are also preparing to
file similar suits.
Evening star., 1961-04-12
Senator Advises
SIum Clearance

The Inter Church Committee
on Urban Renewal last night
heard Senator Marlborough,
Democrat of Texas. discuss the
need for slum cleaarnce in
cities.
The Senator pointed out that
while an average of 6 per cent
of a city's real estate tax money
comes from slums, about As per
cent Of a city's service cost is
spent on these neighborhoods.
Senator Marlborough also told
the group at Mount Vernon
Place Methodist Church, 900
Massachusetts avenue NV.
that "slums are breeders OF
crime, mental and physical dis
ease, and general social disor-
ganization."
Evening star., 1961-04-12
BY CHARLES PIERCE
Star Staff Writer

Prices on the first electrical
equipment offered to the Dis
trict government since con-
yiction of 20 electrical compan-
les for. price-fixing have
dropped approximately Is per
cent below those offered last
June.
This was reported today by
Rexford G. VESSELS, District
procurement officer, after an
examination of bids received
yesterday to supply various
sizes of street light poles and
fixtures.
Mr.. Vessels said that in his
opinion the price reduction is
attributable in large measure
to the antitrust convictions"
GE Bids Low
The apparent low bidder was
the General Electric Co., which
offered a price of $99.89 for
each 25-foot steel light pole
and fixture, the major item in
the proposed No. 211,00O con-
tract.
The low bid last June sub
mitted on this type of pole
was $115.27, Mr.. Vessels said.
And this compares with a
price Of $122.48 offered in Sep
Evening star., 1961-04-12
$40 Indiana Votes
Are Validated

A House election subcommit-
tee today validated $40 of sew
eral thousand questioned ballots
cast in Indiana's 5th district
congressional election last year
Chairman Ashmore, Demo
crat of South Carolina, told re-
porters lots more work" re-
mains to be done before the
group decides who won the
election.
The district has been with
out representation in the House
since January 3, when the
House voted against seating
either George o. Chambers. a
Republican certified by Indiana
officials as the winner by II
votes. or j. Edward Roush, a
Democrat who maintained he
was reelected by two votes,
Mr.. AShmore said the TO-
member committee decided to
accept two categories of ques-
toned ballots-thoSe marked
with a checkmark instead OF
the required x, and those
marked with a writing instru-
ment other than the blue pen
Gil certified by Indiana law.
Evening star., 1961-04-12
Kennedy to Speak
At Inauguration
OF Carroll at CIV

President Kennedy has &C.
cepted an invitation to deliver
the main address at the inau.
guration of DR.. Thomas H
Carroll as George Washington
University president next
month.
The ceremony will take place
at 10 am. May 3 on the univer-
sity's outdoor Lisner terrace
or in Constitution Hall, de-
pending on the weather, DR.
Carroll said.
A former Ford Foundation
vice president. DR.. Carroll as
sumed his duties as university
president on February /. He
succeeded Dr.. Cloyd H. Mar
vim, who retired.
Announcement of President
Kennedy's participation in the
inaugural ceremony was first
made by the campus newspaper
and later confirmed by DR..
Carroll. The title of the Ken
nedy address has not been dis
closed, but officials said it will
be on "a subject of educational
significance"
Evening star., 1961-04-12
Man Dies in BIust
OfAuto Gas Tank

A man was killed and a
youth injured today when the
gas tank of a car he was
working on exploded on a
farm in Northern Charles
County.
State Trooper William r.
Turnbull identified the dead
man as Harry Lee DeMarr
about 80, of AcquaSco.
Trooper Turnbull said Mr..
DeMarr was cutting a car in
two with an acetylene torch
on the DeMarr farm when the
gas tank apparently exploded
An onlooker, Norman E
Richardson, II, of Mechanics
vile, st. Marys County. suf-
fered third-degree burns bvel
his entire body and was taken
to Physicians Memorial Hos
pital in La Plata.
The farm is located at Gal
liant Green road and Wilkerson
road, near Acquasco.
Evening star., 1961-04-12
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terms its competitors could not
probably match"
During the period from 1946
to 1860, when GINS share of the
market rose from All per cent
to 84.l per cent, the share of
its principal competitor. Alec
Products, Inc. dropped from
1877 to 1871 per cent. Two
locomotive builders, Fairbank,
Morse g. Co. and Baldwin
Lima Hamilton Co., both have
dropped out of the field, the
indictment said.
In this period, GIN received
an average profit before taxes
/ of 20.2 per cent on locomotive
sale in the United States, while
in the same period Alco aver
aged l.9 per cent before taxes,
the indictment said.
The Justice Department has
three other antitrust actions
pending against GIN.
A complete corporate divorce
of GIN and the E. I. du Pont
de Nemours Co. is sought in one
of those cases.
/ In another civil suit at
Detroit, the Government is
charging GIN with monopolizing
the manufacture and sale of
local transit and intercity buses.
The third, filed in 1859 at
New York City and later trans
ferred to Cleveland. seeks to
force GIN to divest itself of
Euclid Road Machinery Co.,
once the Nations largest pro-
ducer of earth-moving equip
ment.
Evening star., 1961-04-12
IDAHO GIVES
EICHMANN TRIAL
SOME TROUBLE

JERUSALEM (AP).-
The prosecutor of Adolf
Eichmann had trouble with
Idaho yesterday.
Gideon HauSner, Israel's
Attorney General, was cit
ing United States cases to
back up Israel's claim to
jurisdiction in the case of
an accused seized else
where.
The way Mr.. Hausher
said it, Idaho repeatedly
came out "I-dah-ho." the
second syllable heavily
stressed.
Finally, the British-ed-
ucated court president,
Moshe Landau, corrected
the prosecutors pronunci-
alton. For the first time
in the grim proceedings
there was laughter in the
courtroom.
Anyone who laughs
will be expelled from the
courtroom" the court
president warned.
Defendant Etc h m ann
wore a blank look. He
seemed bewildered.
Evening star., 1961-04-12
Senate OKs Fund
For Youth Crime

The Senate today passed a bill
authorizing a $40 million pro-
gram of Federal aid to the
States to combat juvenile de-
linquency over the next four
years.
The Senate passed a similar
bill in the last Congress but it
died in the House. 1t would
authorize grants at the rate of
SIS million each year for four
years to help local authorities
set up demonstration projects
designed to reduce juvenile
delinquency.
1t also would authorize an
other SIS million each year to
help train persons to work in
the field of juvenile delinquency.
Evening star., 1961-04-12
Kennedy Asks
Aid 10 Latins
ToCurb Cuba

IF we don't move now" to
aid Latin American nations,
Cuba's Premier Fidel Castro
may become a greater danger
than he is now" President
Kennedy said last night.
Latin America sis in a most
critical period in its relations
with u.s." he added in an NBC
television interview.
Reporters asked Pierre Sal
inger. White House press Sec
retary, what the President had
in mind in saying "if we don't
move now" Mr.. Salinger
checked with Mr.. Kennedy and
then told reporters the Presi-
dent was talking about a move
to aid Latin American nations,
and not any sort of direct
action against the Castro
regime.
Mr.. Kennedy said some men,
bers of his staff are spending
most of their time on prob
lens affecting Latin America.
Mentioning specifically Prof
Arthur Schlesinger, Mr.. Ken
nedy said he has been working
on a Recommendation of some
OF the problems to be faced
within the matter of Cuba"
He added that Latin
America is a great preoccupa-
ton of all of us now"
The Kennedy administration
has informally given moral
support to the Cuban National
Revolutionary Council, whose
president called at the State
Department last week. The
council hopes eventually to
overthrow the Castro regime
through building up revolu-
tionary forces within Cuba
with the help of commando
type landings.
There have been reports OF
disagreement among some Off
cialS of the Kennedy admins
tration about how far this
Government should go in back
ing revolution against Castro