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Evening star., 1961-01-22

cook his own steaks any time
he liked in a small, we'll
equipped third-floor kitchen
that may be useful to the
Kennedys for late evening
family Snacks.
Undoubtedly, some Presidents
thought Of living in the White
House as a necessary evil. In
the past it was draughty and
cold, and not too convenient.
when the Roosevelts moved
there in 1888, the kitchen was
so bad I wouldn't have wanted
to eat a dinner made in it"
Mr.. Winslow said.
Today, as a result of the
reconstruction of the interior
completed 10 years ago, the
White House is the "best-
equipped residence in the coun-
try"
Size Nearly Doubled
Between the New Deal admin
istration and the New Frontier,
the White House has been
almost doubled in size, virtually
all of it under Mr.. Winslow's
period in charge.
Few persons know there's a
two-story section under the
north lawn that extends out
almost to the fountain.
A two-story underground
bomb shelter occupies space be-
meath the East Wing. The East
Wing itself was conceived by
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He is Lorenzo S. Winslow, 68,
who for almost 20 years was
the Architect Of the White
House. In that time he spent
$40 million to bring it up to
date.
Mr.. Winslow is certain that
II Jacqueline' Kennedy, the new
First Lady. has any present
misgivings about moving in she
can put her mind at rest.
Contrary to what some peo-
pie may think, it's really a very
cozy. warm. honey and liveable
place." he says.
"It's an easy house to adapt
to, and the Kennedys- being
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young people - will quickly
learn to love it.
And I don't mean for the
pomp and the prestige, but as a
pleasant place to live in.
Some people may have the
idea that the White House is
a big barn that you rattle
around in with no privacy" he
adds. But it's not that kind
Of a place at all"
Personal Touches Possible
John F. Kennedy is the 33d
Chief Executive to occupy the
Mansion. His fellow Bay Slater
and Harvard alumnus, scrappy
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room, and the oval Presidents
study.
Dressing Rooms Large
The four dressing rooms are
large enough to use as bed
rooms. themselves. Mrs. Roose-
welt used one as her own bed
room, with the adjoining larger
bedroom transformed into q
sitting room.
"The space is really very
flexible" Mr.. Winslow said.
THE Kennedys will have a
great deal of choice when they
plan a nursery, for example"
Besides. the second-floor bed
rooms. a huge hall on this floor
is divided into three sections
that are arranged as individual
living rooms.
Part Of the center hall is
sometimes used as a dining
room, though there is a more
stately private dining room on
the first floor.
On the top floor, besides SER
wants quarters, there are 10
bedrooms. each with a private
bath.
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Bridqe Planned

SAULT STE. MARIE. Ont.
Jan. 81 (AP).-Work will begin
about May l on the new $40
million international bridge to
link the sister cities of Sault
Ste. Marie, Ont, and Michigan.
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BY ROBERT J. LEWIS
Star Staff Writer

you were shopping around for house to live in you
might not pick place like the White House:
But it's not really bad place to live and the tenants
should feel right at home in a couple of weeks
That. at least is the belief of the who knows
about the Executive Mansion than anybody else
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room. and the oval Presidents
study.
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EOeh 81" long, II" high.
5" ccross at the top and
g. OF the bottom. You
get z Bolsters at this
low price!
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PERFECT

JR. BEDRM.. LIV. RIM, KIT. Sis
Dressing closet. bath: 24-hour ele-
vator and switchboard service. See
resident MANAGER AID 2-123b
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FARM AND GARDEN
PRUNING SEASON

We specialize in pruning and top
ping fruit and shade trees. Also
lots cleared for bldg. sites; fully
insured, prompt services. wa.
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SITUATIoMs-MEM

ADMIN. ASST, 80. h.s grad. II
yrs. bus. exper.. excel. refs. seeks
immed. employment. Conn. ave
vie. $500. Reply Boz 333-e
MEN AVAILABLE for yard Vork
houseWork. painting. etc. ME
S-A532
PHARMACIsT, REGISTERED "a Nd,
desires part-time Job in Bethesda,
Rockville. 81. spE. area, Q OF 9
Box BOZ sso-T. Star. .'' u''A'' N'''
fHEATER MANAGER. mature man
pres. empl., some exper., honest
reliable, bondabie. desires pos. with
reputable firm. Box 1921. Star
AM LOOKING for night work
job; steady worker: energetic.
non-drinkcr: many qualifications.
Please cali IA. 7-156l.
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ROOMS, APIS. 10 SHARE

CAPITOL HILL AREA-Gentlenan,
20-30 to share completely furn.
3-room apt. with 2 other men, so
mo. incl. utils. Ii, 6-55O7. n G =
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TRANSCRIRERS

Large co. has several openings for
rapid. accurate dietaphone tran
scriherss excel. benefits, salary
based on qualifications. Write Box
145-s. Star.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

H.W.-COOKTNG-Thurs.. every
other sun. off: recent refs; S31
wk.. plus earfaIe. OIL. 2.4I63
GHWI capable. dependable. liVe-in
5ha days. Small FAM. Ref. GooC
job for right party. JU. 5.1363
G.H.W1 live in or out: under 40
ia. 7.l4S4 or OR. 1-s282.
HOUsEKEEPER, white. mature
live In. g.h.W., COOKING, 2 schoo
boys. pvt. rm.; S35. FL. 4.453l.
HOUSEKEEPER, white, live In; i
school-ege daughter; your owI
lovely quarters on 1st II. front
7-room modern rambler; refs,
rea.; salary open. For interview
call OIL. 4-T413, between ! ant
3. Sat. afternoon.
SPANISH OR EUROPEAN GIRL
cook and child care: must liyI
In, pvt. rm, and bath: other he'll
employed. OIL. 2-3929.
WOMAN. white, 20-35. one day
wk. 70 help with house work ant
ironing. Must be neat: have ref
So. Own terms. MRS. JOHNSON
Ap, 1892.
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SECRETARY

Permanent position with estab-
lished law firm; 14th and d sts.
NV; 6:day week: give experience
and salary expected. Box 7O.S,
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Heaters, ! q EANoEs: . e:y R.y .,,. ssss
CO.. 101l 9TH NV. Ma, $3.50
HI-FL Harmon Kafdon. rectal
SSsi sSS somsisssion. aSa nSsIih aW Wsr.dsi: i
HsHsatsr; s9s or sell separately.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

MAID, g.h.w., live in, no children.
cook for children; from N. C. s
days. $50. Ii. 6-66S1.
Al ABLE DOMEsTICs-Day work.
cut oni; Sac aRS RS up Health tps caro-. ris refs.
QUALITY. 919 N. Y. ave. NV. N
yrs. service to home. D1. T-43a3.
COLORED CHRISTIAN LADY de-
sires help with elderly lady, g.h.w.
and plain cooking, school child.
Live in. CO. 5-SI67. "a"
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bEDBM., DNETTE, LIV. RM.
NOTICE
Left on Lay-Away
8 Rooms Of
Brand-New Furniture
TAKE OVER BALANCE DUE
$3.50 WEEKLY PAYMENTB
BROWNS
FURNITURE CENTER
1909 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Lu. 4-3s0s
BOOKCASES, USED: 2 tier, 81
each. as Is. Room 306, 140G q
~. NV.
B00KKEEPING MACHINE, Bur.
roughs ,9ensimatic Series 100. IN
good operating condition. VIII
accept reasonable offer. RA. 3.
9515.
BOWLING BALLS, Ten Pins, used;
men. women and junior Sizeli
reasonably priced. PETWORTE
BOWLING CENTER. S712 oeorGil
BUFFET-Lge. solid mahog.; ais
other quality furniture to 90 b,
March /. AD. 4-l636.
BUTLER PANEL FRAME BLDG.
10, By 10 BY g.. insulated. lined
wlknotty pine, mounted on oak
skids. wJt0ngue-and-grooved floor
ing: electric panel heat, air cond.;
priced at - cost to build, Sl,305;
can be financed; ideal for real
estate. construction. beach cottage
or summer camp. MALONEY'6,
JU 8-3333; ewes, Ju. S-3al7.
CASH REGISTERS. ali makes and
models. reasoneble price: $50 up
STANLEY HAYMAN CO.
20l9 l4th st. NV
CLOTHING for men. ladies and
ehlldren. MUST MAKE ROOM FOR
NEW SPRING MERcHANpIsE;
girls skirts. ladies' and chiidren's
shoes. children's. fur coats. (From
formal rental dept.) Tux coats,
pants and eummerbunds. ladies'
evening gowns, wedding gowns:
low as Gle: mems. ladies' and
children's suits. coats. iegging sets.
EoNos.u EieST sulss; ssi IA Il T. isv p.1. :: sSsi
DISKS : Gov. Winthrop, mahoe.,
$ss $Sss sStuISsy, TslnSt 2 &c., ;S.ssi9. ssss:I. eond
DEsKS-Due to renovation Of our
office, We have 40 wooden desks
for sale, rees. Executive, clerical
and typists. Elk. 3-2662, Mon.-
Friday.
DIAMOND, y carat, perfect blue
white, mounted in platinum,
matching, diamond wedding band
also white Fold 9irsrd-Perressu1
D4HIAmoEDss.ay, 4Ias.s Rg.7l.say .u, lSs Ssn st; sst;s
lance. set In exquisite lax y.g.
mtg. with 4 side full-cut dia-
n9n5s rBargain; only $525
DIAMONDS = a-stone ring, $50
wedding Set, S65: Platinum bar
pin. s65. LU. 4-Su91.
DINING I'M. sUITEj 9-pc. blond
mahog.: traditional: jr. size: reas
81. 3-l32S.
DIN. RM. SET. blond mahog. drop
leaf table. 4 chairs. cost S225
sell $65. VIII. 6-3462.
DISHWASHER, FrigIdaire mobile
front loader, maple top, used i
months. new condition.; S135. WE
5-62b0.
DRTER, FrIgidaire, 230-volt cleo
tries 3 years old; S6O.. Garden
EXERCYCLE-Next to new; gooC
indoor exercise; after @ pm. DI
FIREPLACE, GAS OR ELECTRIC
LOGS screen. andtrons, etc. ACME
STOVE, 1011 9TH NV Ma. 6-S952
FOAM MATTRESS. 36x75x4. extra
firm, SO; padding. cushions
Naueahyde, sewing. ST, 3-5S33
FREEZER; 22-cu.-ft. upright. new
condition; $3.50. Call KI. 9-7430
FREEZER, 15-cu.-ft. Amana up,
right, excellent condition, $50
Call so. 5-9lD8.
FREEZER, beautiful 29h Gu. It.
motor and box perfect: need
compressor. $40. WE. 5-6522.
VURs-stone marten, 4 skins. Orig
price S36S plus tax. Like new. vii
sell for S125 cash. ia. 7.l7S2.
FURNITURE from model house, 70
sale, Call SP. 3-4602 or Wo. Q
FURNITURE costs less when yol
j buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE, 4400 r. I. ave. ne
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IMSTRUcTIoM COURSES

Ty;RApI0 RERAER--Pgastissl e eye,
Lab class; $50 w I. s9 q week.. TEMarJas aE4aJds
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SENiaVAsM Suy e MAzRs AfH5is l''f ruRNrRS Tssn HsS
WAREHOUSE, 4400 r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Russian Dancers
On Dental Spree
And Britons Puy.

LONDON. July 8 (AP). =
Russian ballet dancers appear
ing here have gone on a dental
spree-at the expense Of Brit
iSh taxpayers.
One 23-year-old dancer has
had IA extractions, II filings,
two teeth crowned and two
false teeth fitted.
The girl-whose name was
given only at Tamara-paid a
London dentist one pound
($2.80). The actual cost to Brit
aims national health service.
which is financed largely out of
taxation, was 80 pounds ($109).
A spokesman for the Lenin-
grad Kirov Ballet Company's
British agents said a dozen girl
dancers have been paying reg
ular visits to London dentists
to have neglected teeth fixed
at a cost of l pound each.
Under the national health
service Brftons-and visitors to
this country - pay only 1
pound for dental treatment
with the rest of the cost being
met out of government funds.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Gen. Yoo Ignores
Military Junto
BY the Associated Press

Gen. Yoo Yang 500, special
envoy heading a South Korean
goodwill mission. and Secre-
tary of State Rusk met yester-
day and reaffirmed in a jcint
statement the friendship and
close cooperation existing be-
tween the two countries.
The meeting came off as
scheduled despite a peremptory
order by the Korean military
junta that Gen. Yoo return
home Immediately.
In Seoul, a spokesman for
the military junta warned that
If Gen. Yoo met with Ameri-
can officials he would do so
in a personal capacity aid not
as the leader of the goodwill
mission.
However, this injunction was
ignored by Mr.. Rusk, who
spent so minutes with Gen.
Yoo-20 minutes more than
scheduled.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
u. S. Releases
Sitter to State
For Extrudition
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July
(AP).-Kenneth Holleck Sharp
one of the FBrs 10 most want.
ed men. was released from Fed
eral custody yesterday to allow
the State of Illinois to try tt
extradite him. He had beer
hiding out as a baby-sitter be-
fore his arrest last Monday.
United States Attorney Jo-
seph S. Lord asked United
States Commissioner w. Haltor
Spann to free Sharp, 30, from
a Federal warrant charging hi
fled Chicago across State lines
to avoid prosecution in a rob-
bery-murder. Mr.. Lord said
that if Sharp were discharged
local authorities would arrest
him as the first step in Illinois
plan to etxradite him.
Commissioner Spann agreed
Detective Francis McGurk i'm
mediately stepped up and
handed him a new warrant is
sued by a local magistrate.
Throughout the proceedings
Sharp. a dark-haired, bespec-
tacled man in a yellow sport
shirt and dark trousers, re-
manned silent.
In the courtroom, their faces
shielded from photographers,
were Jack and Geraldine
Bloom, with whom Sharp had
been living and for whom he
worked-including baby-Sitting
five years. After his arrest
by the FBI last Monday, the
Blooms couldn't believe he was
wanted for any type Of crime
much less a murder.
The Blooms said, after the
arrest, they would stand behind
Sharp even to the extent of
selling their home to pay legal
expenses.
Sharp-known here as Bryan
Benton-had been hiding from
the FBI for nine years. He was
wanted in the holdup-slaying
of a service station attendant
Evening star., 1961-07-08

NCHA lost some $4,000 in addi-
tional rents during the delay.
Walter E. Washington, ex-
ecutive director of NCHA, said
today he had seen the report
but would make no comment on
who was to blame for the mix
up.
The report also criticized the
NCHA for poor maintenance at
some of its projects, particu-
larly The Twenty-First Street
Houses built in 1943. It said
traSh-littered lawns, broken
doors and shutters, and leaking
roofs were found at the project.
Mr.. Washington said the prof.
ect is scheduled to be torn down
to make way for a new 34-unit
project.
The report also criticized the
agency for losing some $133, 600
in rents because vacancies have
not been quickly filled and back
rents not collected promptly.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Swimmer Taken
Out of Channel

FOLKESTONE, England, July
8 (AP).-Three French skin
divers overpowered and rescued
frogman Fred Baldasare yes
terday when the American was
seven miles short of swimming
the English Channel under
water. He finally agreed they
did the right thing.
II was having halucinations
and double vision" said the dis
appointed 37-year-old Florida
skindiver. IT didn't want to give
up. but I realize now my escort
couldn't let me go on as I was
going-for my own safety"
Mr.. Baldasare was kicking
along in a twilight submarine
world IL feet below the surface
with a compressed air cylinder
strapped to his back when the
halt was called.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Beecher's Church
Listed as Shrine

NEW YORK, July 8 (AP).-
The Brooklyn church from
whose pulpit the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher thundered
against the evil of slavery more
than 100 years ago has been
designated a national historic
landmark.
The Plymouth Church of the
Pilgrims, founded by the Rev.
Mr.. Beecher in 1847, is among
255 sites recently named as
landmarks by the Department
of the Interior.
A confirmed foe of slavery,
the Rev. Mr.. Beecher encour-
aged churchmen to fight the
evil and to disobey laws that
required fugitive slaves to be
returned to their owners.
He encouraged his congrega-
ton to aid in the work of the
underground railroad" that
spirited slaves to freedom. He
also raised funds to purchase
slaves from their owners and
free them.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
julian Lineer, IS,
Active in Many
FruternuI Groups

Julian s. Linger, rs, an active
member of local fraternal Or
ganizations, died Wednesday at
Freedmen's Hospital after a
short illness.
Mr.. Linger was a member of
the Masons, Odd Fellows Club,
Moses Lodge, Order of the East
|ern Star, Fisherman, and the
Ideal Lodge.
In. the Masons. he was once
grand master of the Felix
Lodge. At one time or another,
he held offices in the other
clubs as we'll.
He also was active in the
Turner Memorial Methodist
Church, having served as a
church trustee and steward.
An employe of Lansburgh's
Department Store since he first
came here from his native
Dutch Guinea in 1920. Mr.. Lin
ger retired last year after 40
years service.
In 1949, he returned to Dutch
Guinea for the Goth birthday
of his mother whom he had not
seen since he came to the
United States.
He leaves his wife, Rosa, and
a daughter, Mrs. Barbara Stew
art, of the. home address, 1922
Varnum street NV, and a son,
George, of Dutch Guiana.
Services will be held at IL
am, Monday at the Turner
Mtmorial Methodist Church,
Sixth and I streets NV. Burial
will be in the Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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$4,000 Excess Cost
Laid to Housing Job

Cost Of a public housing
project here was increased
$4,000 after construction had
been completed because another
District department waited be-
fore doing road work, a con-
troller generals office report
said yesterday.
The report, submitted to
House Speaker Rayburn, iden-
titled the project as Sheridan
Terrace on Sheridan road Sc.
1t was finished last year when
the District Highway Depart
ment began widening and re-
grading Sheridan road.
A 14-foot embankment run
ming some 300 feet along the
front of the project was left,
making some 16 units unfit for
occupancy. the report said.
1t cost the National Capital
Housing Authority $4,000 to
build a retaining wall and the
Evening star., 1961-07-08
BoyDrowns
Falling Into
Farm Pond

A 6-year-old Mitchellville
(Md) boy drowned last night
when he fell off a pier into a
dairy farm pond; Prince
Georges County police said.
Luther H. Griffin III was
pronounced dead at Prince
Georges General Hospital after
his body was recovered in IL
feet of water by members of
the Kentland Volunteer Fire
Department.
The boys father, Luther H.
Griffin, jr., 81, told Prince
Georges County Detective Frank
E. Bishop that he had been
fishing with Luther. his 8-year-
old brother Wayne and 7-year-
old sister Margaret Ann, at the
pond on Walkers Dairy Farm
where he works.
Mr.. Griffin said that he left
the pond for a moment and the
youngsters walked out on the
pier. He returned to the pier
when he heard the children
shouting, Detective Bishop said,
and found that Luther had
fallen in.
Even though he can't swim,
Mr.. Griffin waded in water up
to his neck, but was unable to
rescue the boy.
The dairy farm is on Wood
moor road, 2 miles north of
Mitchellville.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
India, China T oIks
Slated on Border

NEW DELHI, July 8 (AP) -
Prime Minister Nehru'S top civil
servant in foreign affairs left
today for discussions in Peiping
on India's deadlocked border
dispute with Communist China
Rattan K. Nehru, secretary
general of the external affairs
ministry, flew to Moscow en-
route to Ulan Bator, capital of
Outer Mongolia.
After attending the 40th an
niversary celebrations of the
Mongolian Peoples Republic, he
will visit Peiping on his way
home. !
The Prime Minister Nehru
said his envoy will not do any
negotiating with the Chinese
on the 1000 square miles of
disputed Himalayan territory
India has accused China of
aggression by seizing 10000
square miles of the area. India
controls the remainder.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Man, 100 Pounds,
Resents Beutinq
By Spouse, 104

HAGERSTOWN, Md, July
(AP). "A 190-pound unem-
ployed truck driver appeared in
Hagerstown City Court yester-
day to complain that his l04-
pound wife had beaten him up
The husband, 81 year old
Craig Carbaugh. exhibited q
black eye and bruises he claimed
his wife Madeline had inflicted
July 4 with a two by -four
plank.
Mrs. Carbaugh testified that
she had been on the receiving
end of similar beatings in the
past, and that this time, my
nerves gave way"
Magistrate William j. Dwyer
congratulated Mrs. Carbaugh
for her courage, but added:
This is the first case of
misunderstanding 1 ever saw.
It could lead to dangerous con-
sequences"
He gave Mrs. Carbaugh a
suspended five-day sentence.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Mrs. Macy, 73,
OF Wurrenton

Mrs. Winifred Randolph
Macy, 70, a former Washington
resident, died Thursday al
Carter Hall, Warrenton. Va.
after a long illness.
She was the widow oi
Silvanus jenkins Macy, who
died in 1881. Mrs. Macy hac
made her home in Warrentor
for many years.
She leaves two children by g
previous marriage. Robert H
Duenner. jr.. of Tulsa, Okla.
and Mrs. Peter Lyon of New
York, and four grandchildren
Services will be at 1890 pm
Monday at st. James Episcopa
Church, Warrenton, with grave
side services at 2:30 pm. al
Arlington Cemetery.
The family requests that ex.
pressions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Book of Remembrance of st
James Church or to the Heart
Fund.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
James B. Dovis Dies;
Montgomery Lowyer

James Bernard Davis, IS,
prominent Montgomery County
(MdO lawyer and Catholic lay
man, died yesterday after a
heart attack at the Falls Road
Golf CLUB, Potomac, Md.
Mr.. Davis. who was Sradu-
ated from National Law School
eight years ago, rapidly became
one of the county's outstanding
criminal lawyers.
He was counsel to Gordon
Contee, who was sentenced to
life Imprisonment in a widely
publicized rape trial in 1859,
Mr.. Davis had won a retrial for
Contee which is scheduled to
begin on July II.
A native CT Altoona, Pa, Mr..
Davis attended Shippenberg
(Pa.) eachers College and later
received his B.A. degree from
George Washington University.
He came to Montgomery
County in 1948, where he first
worked for, the County Licenses
and Inspection Office. MIR.
Davis maintained law offices
in the Professional Building in
Rockville.
He was president of ST..
Bernadette's Roman Catholic
Church Holy Name Society,
Montgomery County president
of the st. Vincent de Paul
Society, and a member of the
Archdiocesan Society of Cath
olic Men and the Montgomery
County Bar Association. He
lived at 205 East Indian Spring
drive, Silver Spring.
He leaves his wife, the for:
Evening star., 1961-07-08

Mrs. Charles Corte, AZ. wife
of the White House protog-
rapher for United Press Inter
national, was killed in an auto
mobile crash near Milton. N. Y.
yesterday. Mr.. Corte was seri-
ously injured.
Nelly Ward, 60, of New York
City, also was killed. Police
said Miss Ward was Mrs
Corte's aunt.
The Associated Press re-
ported Mr.. Corte, 48, is in
poor condition at st. Francis
Hospital in Poughkeepsie. His
two children, also in the car
were reported in fair condi-
tiop at Vassar Hospital, also
in Poughkeepsie, which is
about 5 miles from the scene
of the accident.
State police said Mr.. Corte,
who was driving, suffered a
fractured right hip and pos
Evening star., 1961-07-08
Safe Robber Gets
3 to 9 Years

John Threat, 81, was given
a 3-to-9 year Jail term yes
terday by Chief District Court
Judge David A. Pine for
robbery.
Threat was convicted by a
jury May "a of stealing $1,000
from a safe at Sholl's Cafe
terra, Fifteenth and K streets
NV, and $35 from the cafe
teria'S manager, Julius E. Lob.
He was accused of accosting
Mr.. Lob, So. on March 18 in
an alley near Sholl's, of TAX
ing his money, than forcing
Mr.. Lob at gunpoint to return
to the cafeteria and open the
safe.
In another robbery case,
Judge Leonard P. Walsh SEN
fenced David Tinsley, 10, to
an indeterminate term under
the Youth Corrections Act.
Tinsley pleaded guilty on
May 81 in District Court to
snatching a pocketbook from
a young woman in the 1000
block of @ street NV. The
pocketbook contained SIS.
Evening star., 1961-07-08
.SobIen Witness
Denies Threats

NEW YORK. July 8 (AP)
- A woman identified as 9
go-between for Soviet agents
during World War II denied
yesterday that she had beer
threatened with Imprisonment
unless she testified against DR.
Robert Soblen.
Mrs. Johanna Koenan Bekel
made the statement in the Fed
eral Court trial of Soblen, 61-
year-old American psychiatrist
accused of espionage activities
for the Soviet Union during
the last 20 years.
She said that documents she
passed from two contacts to
Soblen dealt primarily with
German political questions an6
did not bear the identification
marks of any United States
agency.
She said she told the FBI
in an interview, that if she had
been asked to supply defense
information to the Russians
she would have refused.
The trial was adjourned un-
til Monday.