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GEORGETOWN IN BERKELEY.
H6This 6.! elegant naI new town house
fashionable intoWn location off
Foxhall road, for the family seek
ing large rooms, superior quality,
prestige location and intown con-
venience. Includes library, plus
family rm. with firepl., 4 enormous
bedrms., 3h baths. UPPER sos.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC, DI.
7-l4l1; ewes, OIL. 6-o442
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PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP. 7-7774
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3 NEW HOMES

Arcola section Of Wheaton, rambler
and 2 split levels, priced S24.75O
TO $2S,500. 3 and 4 bedrms., 3
full baths, 2S-ft. rec. rm., lge.
kit, sep. tamily-Size din. rm.; top
immediate possession. EDWARDS
& RENICK CONST. CO., MA, q
1199; eyes,, EN-. 3-9317.
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tNL. -IoUU vi . PHI.
SHANNON &IIICHS

Realtors Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE; 5 BEDROOMS
Best offer this week might buy!
Fine, convenient location, near
Nebraska and Military: 2 full
baths, 2 half baths, paneled rec.
rm.. with fireplace, screened porch,
heavy slate roof. Askine in Up
PER 20s! FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC, DI. 7-1411: eve. OIL. 4-4792.
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ZEN DRUSKIN a. co. HE. 9-24OO
VETERAN S65 MO

and cozy; 3-bedrm. de:
tach. bungalow; hardwood floors,
mod. kit, gas heat; nice yard
S11,950, $50 mo. plus taxes. Mrs.
Fitzgerald. COX g. co. RE. -
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S9,5OO

35,UUU
Full price for this immac. 2-bedrm.
BUNGALOW on a-;acre level lot
Possession with deposit. -.
TRADE
For this sparkling 3-bedrm., ~
bath Colonial; sep. din rm., mod.
equip. kit. w/table space, full rec
type bSmt.: close TO all conVen,
fences; S15,950, quick poss.
GREENHOUSE
Completely air-cond. 3-bedrm. ram
bier on lge. level lJt; liv. rm. with
din. area, equip. table-space kit,
bsmt.. part-finished rec. rm., laun-
dry rm. equipped WIwasher and
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HousE OF HOMES"
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NIT RAINIER APFA

NOTHING DOWN, GI.; 109s dn, To
others; Lewisdale: Boting homes
-Brk., 3-bedrm. rambler, S17,-
$50. 4 bedrm. Cape Cod, S1S,950.
OPEN DAILY, l pm. 2105 Chap
man rd
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
WATCH

WOoDLAWN-only S40O dn. and
emily located near schools, bus and
shopping is today's best buy. Call
WE. $4,000 or
G. paul hickman, inc.
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CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN-. 3-1S00 Q A.M.-9 Pm.
CHEVY CHASE-Nice brick
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER; row

CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER; LOW
2Os!-Charming beyond wordsI
Delightful location in the beauti-
ful Rock Greek Hills-KensinRton
area; Large 3-bedroom brick ram
pier in, perfect condition. Lovely
big living room with fireplace,
huge scr. -pch., level Anchor fenced
lot. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC,
D1. 7-1411; ewes, OIL. 6-5122,
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CHEVY CHASE

Brick Colonial with powder room
on LIST fl, liv. rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm., nice kit. 8 bed
rms, / bath up; full bsmt.: slate
roof; good lot with det. garage;
l blk. transp.; priced in lower
20s. Call
, 1961-10-03


STABILITY o EDUCATION HEAD
DR.. EDR G. SANCHEZ, the new Commissioner Of
Education, has impressed everyone as a fine, affable man,
with the background and understanding for the position. He
comes from a small territory, and should therefore know first
hand, the problems of education in such a situation.
FACING THE NEW Commissioner is the matter Of &C.
creditadon and the founding of a Junior college, both Of which
are high on the Governors priority list for education. His task
is a difficult one. Let there be no mistake about that. While
it true that he will find a friendly hospitable people with a
high degree Of lteracy, and well advanced, his problems new
ertheleSs will be many, and it will require much long, hard,
work to get things going at a level and in a manner which
we are sure he already emissions.
MADDITION TO the two special problems mentioned
here, there will, be the matter Of vocational education which
must be met, and early. Education, to have meaning, must
be geared to the problems of the people. The lack Of skilled
artisans, the scarcity of skilled labor, and even a miSconception
of the role to be played in education, are also paramount issues
to be confronted.
DR.. SANCHEZ is the fourth Commissioner Of Education
since 1852. That is too many. Education is a continuing pro-
cess, changing conditions must be met, and those in immedi.
ate command must constantly be aware Of this change, and
plan to meet it. We are sure Dr. Sanchez and his staff know
Thu. Yet, because Of political and other reasons the need to
change commissioners should be of concern to the govern
ment. Before one commissioner can get his feet on the ground
or his teeth into the problems he lis off and gone, and the pro
cess starts all over again.
E US HOPE that Dr.. Sanchez will do a good lob; that
he will want to stay long enough to see a Job well done, and
that he will be given such an opportunity. Both he and US
deserve at least this.
, 1961-10-03
Blythe GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
"A PROCLAMATION
NATIONAL EMPLOY THE PHYSICALLY
HANDICAPPED WEEK = 1861

WHEREAS equal opportunity for employment is
basic to our belief in human dignity and should never
be denied any qualified person because of physical i'm
pairment; and
WHEREA our expanding economy requires the
useful employment Of all who are able and willing to
work: and
WHEREA the physically handicapped, with, the
aid of expanded rehabilitation and training programs,
are able to perform many of the skilled and demanding
tasks essential to our social and economic progress; and
WHEREAS the full use of this source of manpower
depends upon better understanding on the part Of EN-
ployers, fellow employees and all our citizens; and
WHEREAS the Congress, by a joint resolution APP
proved August II, 1915 (Stat. 500 designated the first
week in October Of each year as National Employ the
Physically Handicapped Week:
NOW, THEREFORE. RALPH M. PAIEWONSJY,
Governor of the Virgin Islands of the United States.
do call upon the people Of the Virgin Islands to observe
the week beginning October ], 1861 as National En-
ploy the Physically Handicapped Week. 7 also urge our
citizens to remember throughout the year, that by their
interest and efforts many handicapped persons can be
assisted to economic independence and active participa-
ton in our productive way of life.
IN WITNESS WHEREo I have hereunto set nv
hand and caused the Seal of the Government Of the Vir-
gin Islands of the United States to be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, this TWENTY
sixth day of September, AID, 1861.
RALPH NJ. PAIEWoNSKY
Governor
Attest
Cyril E. King
Government Secretary
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and highest intellectual and
moral integrity"
1t should not 60 mrecorded
that the Attorney General
designate is currently Americas
Father Of the Year" as any
father who supplies his chill
dren with a pet sea lion named
Sandy should be. The seven
Kennedy children are Kath-
leen, 9, Joseph, 8. Robert, 6,
David. S, Mary Courtney, 4,
Michael. 2. ard Mary Kerry, /.
Robert sleighs, sskis, swims
and sails with his children. who
hRe idylltcally aniidst the fierce
family devotion ofs-all Ken
nedys. Il 49, e
Mrs. Kennedy is the former
Ethel Skakel Of Greenwich,
Conn, who Inherited. a very
substantial fortune in her own
name. She and Robert were
married in 1850. while he was
still in law school. They live.
on several acres OF Mclean,
Va. in a big white house that
+ Is said to- have served as the
headouarters Of Gen. George q.
Mcclellan early in the Civil
War.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
Scholarship !:
Plan Pressed.
b the Associated Press

A national program to pro-
vide $4,000 college scholarships
annually for needy and worthy
students is being recommended
to Congress. .-,,.,
The proposal comes from 4
panel Of 20 prominent Amer
leans who met during the past
year to discuss possible expan-
sion OF the National Defense
Education Act Of 1858. The
act is scheduled to expire June
80. 1862. -
outgoing Secretary of Wei.
fare Flemming, who set up the
panel Of consultants, said the
recommendations would be for
warded to Congress. He ex-
pressed hope Congress could
act on them this session, to
insure continuity Of the acts
provisions. - T
The panel included Or.
James B. Conant, president
emeritus Of Harvard: James z,
Allen, jr.. New York state
Commissioner Of Education; ;
Alfred M. Gruenther, president
Of the American National Red
Cross. and several college and
university presidents and deans.
Mr.. Flemming noted that
President-elect Kennedy's task
force on education had made
no mention Of a Federal schol.
arship program. and added
that he personally thought 1t
was Of vital importance.
The panel suggested an in
itial appropriation of $25 mil
lion, increasing in the next
four years to 500 million. This
would establish and support sat
least $4,000 four-year. under
graduate scholarships each
year.
The scholarship awards could
be up to $1,000. The panel also
proposed that cost-of-educa-
ton grants Of $50e be paid to
the institution where the schol-
arship winner enrolled.
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distinguished. He was gradu.
ated 56th in his law school class
Of 125 but Is remembered warm.
ly for his contributions in less
scholarly pursuits. He invitet
Ralph Bunche to address the
university's large nonsegregatec
audience and entertained ele.
gantly for him at q private
dinner party. Other speaker,
he presented at the student
forum included Senator Jot
Mccarthy and Supreme Court
Justice William Douglas.
Frederick D. G. Ribble, dear
Of the law school and one oi
Roberts professors, remember.
him as full of energy and
IDEAS" and is satisfied that he
will make a good Attorney
General.
Il have the feeling that II
he had been as much interested
in high grades as In public af.
fairs he would have been q
very high-ranking student,
! he says.
First Legal Job
Robert Kennedy's first jot
after he obtained his law degree
was with the Justice Depart.
ment's criminal division, where
he worked on both subversior
and tax fraud cases. An attor.
ney who worked with him ir
this period found him bright
but not brilliant. easy to work
with and wrapped up in hi.
job.
He was Joe Kennedy's sor
and all that that entailed. YET
he kept his antecedents com.
pletely in the background" the
friend recalls.
After seven months at the
Justice Department Robert lef,
to handle brother Johns 1852
Senate campaign against Henry
Cabot Lodge. With John in.
stalled in the Senate, Robert
took a job with the Senate
Permanent Subcommittee or
Investigations - the Mccarthy
committee.
Senator Mccarthy was ther
at the peak Of his power. Mr.
Kennedy says he took the jot
because he felt there was q
good deal that needed to be
done" in exposing Communist
activities. His relations with
Senator Mccarthy were amia-
BILE, but he feuded with Roy
Cohn. the committees CHIEF
counsel, and left to work fol-
the Hoover Commission or
Government Reorganization
after Mr.. Cohn took over full
direction Of the staff. He re.
turned to the committee eight
months later as counsel fol
the Democratic members.
Robert Kennedy and Roy
Cohn almost got into a fist
fight one day in 1854 when
according to Robert-Mr. Cohu
threatened to get" Senator
jackson Of Washington, nov
Democratic National Chairman
for ridiculing a plan for anti
Communist psychological war
fare prepared by Pvt. G. David
Schine.
Allen Drury, then a reporter
for The Star and since author
OF Advise and Consent" gave
this description Of the en-.
counter:
"NeWsmen overheard Mr.
Cohn ask Mr.. Kennedy:
DO you want to fight
Inow?'
Evening star., 1961-01-13

in stature. I think Bobby will
grow. In stature" ~,
Mr.. Kennedy's lack OF ex-
perience as Q practicing at
torney concerns some lawyers,
but others feel this will pre-.
sent no serious handicap.
THE two essentials in an
Attorney General are judgment
and administrative ability" one
Justice Department official
pointed out. Most important
actions here are generated
from below, as with cases rec
commended for prosecution, and
the Attorney General only has
to make q final yes or no. deci-
sion. II Bobby's judgment /.
sound, he won't have any
trouble"
The Attorney General carries
q substantial share Of the ad-
ministrative load in a depart
ment with $1,000 employees.
But Mr.. Kennedy Gomez with
considerable reputation as an
administrator, based on his
direction Of the rackets in
quiry and his brothers political
campaign.
Robert Kennedy's practiced
political hand was felt in the
meticulous organization be.
hind the string Of his brothers
primary victories, the conven-
ton strategy that won the
Democratic nomination and
the stretch drive to the White
House. He also functioned as
his brothers chief trouble
shooter and contact man In
the daily. crises Of the cam
paign.
Robert feels more strongly
for or against people than John
does-"Just Is I do" Joseph
p. Kennedy, sr., once said.
Robert felt so strongly during
the campaign that he, took on,
sometimes in emotional terms,
anyone who picked on John.
Short Tenure Possible
Robert Kennedy's ambition.
for his own political career
may number his days in hi.
brothers cabinet. There is al.
ready speculation that he will,
run for either Senator or Gov.
ernor Of Massachusetts, in 1862
He does not foreclose either pos.
sibility. though he insists hi
has no political plans of hi.
own at present.
II he has a political credo OF
his own-and every Kennedy
apparently does-it is presently
indiscernible from that Of his
brother. There is some suspi-
cion, however, that his fathers
conservative views have left q
deeper imprint on Robert than
on the President-elect.
Asked recently to name the
men he most admires, Mr..
Kennedy picked Justice Doug
las, Herbert Hoover and Sen
ator Mcclellan. q selection en-
bracing q rather broad sweep
Of the political spectrum. He
made q 1885 trip to Russia and
other Iron Curtain countries
with Justice Douglas, worked
under Mr.. Hoover on the
Hoover Commission and under
Senator Mcclellan on the
Rackets, Committee.
Senator McClellan's relation
ship with Robert has often been
likened to that Of father and
son. Apprsising Bobby's quail!
fications as Attorney General,
the Senator cites his courage
Evening star., 1961-01-13

This s the sixth In Q series Of bio
graphical sad interpretive ertieIss
on members Of the Kennedy cabinet.
The next ostiels will appear Sunday
in the EditoFiel Section and will be
on Robert MeNGmarG, the incoming
Secretary ef Defense.
Evening star., 1961-01-13

| from his plan, is something
that will have to be worked
Iout. !
! His idea is to have the Presi.
dent appoint the members oi
the crime commission, which
he emphasizes would not be q
national police force but a ma.
tional information service fol
local police"
In his view such a CO.
ordinated national assault or
crime is needed to prevent
hoodlums from infiltratine
labor unions and legitimate
businesses. Discussing his pro-
posals in THE Enemy Within, u
he warned: If we do not on q
national scale attack organized
criminals with weapons and
techniques as effective as their
own, they will destroy u.s."
The crime commission, Mr..
Kennedy suggested, should also
hold hearings to expose Grim
inal activity and recommend
new laws, Some members oi
Congress would undoubtedly
protest such proceedings as q
usurpation Of their own investi-
gative powers.
Robert Kennedy regards the
field Of civil rights as the most
politically sensitive Of his re-
sponsibilitieS as Attorney Gen.
eral. He hopes for further
progress toward the achieve
ment Of Negro voting rights in
the South. He has no other
specific civil rights goals in
mind at this time. a.. ..,..
| He leaves the impression that
the political hazard of alien
ating the South by pushing too
hard on other integration is
sues outweighs any ardor he
might otherwise feel for ad-
vancing Negro rights.
In the antitrust field Mr.
Kennedy's findings in the
racket hearings have given him
a particular interest in COL
lusion between dishonest busi-
ness and labor leaders which
results in price boosts or price
fixing. He approves the Eisen-
hover administrations vigor-
Gus enforcement Of the anti
trust laws but probably will di-
rect special attention to this
area.
Destroyer Named for Brother
Robert was a sophomore at
Harvard in 1914 when his old
est brother, Joseph. jr.. a Navy
pilot, was killed on a World
War II mission. When the
Navy named a new destroyer
after Joe, Robert went to
Washington and obtained Navy
Secretary Jam mes Forrestal's s
personal permission to transfer
from naval ROTC to duty as a
seaman aboard the Joseph P
Kennedy, jr.
For the first few months he
scraped paint with a deck
crew. He later stood radar
watches but remained a sea.
man until his postwar dis
charge from the Navy.
Back at Harvard after the
war, Robert played end on the
football team, though he
weighed only $50 pounds. (He
weighs 155 today and stars In
the Kennedy's touch football
games.)
His academic record at Har-
ward and at the University oi
Virginia law school was un.
Evening star., 1961-01-13
THE KENNEDY CABINET
Robert Kennedy Sees Power in Job
BY ROBERT Z. CLARK
star star writer

As q law student at the Uni
versity Of Virginia. Robert
Francis (Bobby) Kennedy once
pitted his father against his
older brother, Jack, In o debate
on American foreign policy.
Joseph P. Kennedy, sr., made
national headlines with q
Evening star., 1961-01-13

WOFk ~ Out, ne says
With obvious aim at Robert
Kennedy for one. FBI Director
Hoover knocked down proposals
for a National Crime Commits
sion as dangerous to our dem
ocratic ideals" in a speech last
October to the International
Association Of Chiefs Of Police.
Mr.. Hoover. who has always op-
posed creation Of an all-power-
full national police agency. said
such suggestions come from
"outside theorists and pressure
groups" which beset the police
profession.
Now one Of those outside
theorists" will be Mr.. Hoover's
boss when Robert Kennedy be-
comes Attorney General. The
conflict of views, Mr.. Kennedy
says without backing away
Evening star., 1961-01-01
RENT Ann any

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zen sssmIiS:s,ehsdi S:s s4i si1 sl1ad derk.; rsdse;
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estate grounds: 70 rms. 2 batlls;
newly decor: cn Wilson blvd.s
suitable for Iccming house er les:
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AL, $e7 80 per mo-; Columbia
Rike and Arl. hlvd-Bus; 9-bed-
rM; semi detached; fenced yard
Ih1MED1ATB pOSS,
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vIENNA-3.bedrm.. 2-bath house,
Sl35 mo. CR. 3-6776.
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PALMER RARK--Almost new Sc
bedrm. rambler with fenced yard;
S105 mo. Opt. to buy. Ma. ELISA.
PALMER PARK "a bedrms., level
fenced lot; 500 per mo. CLYDE
y. ADAMS, Realtor. uN. 4-l143.
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ALEXANDRIA = 4-bedrm, modern
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yd.: sdults; siib. TE. esl5iS.' ''
AMERICAN U. Park = semidef.
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Kitchen: available Jan. 20, Si(j0
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AnL., Nj bedFms.. 2 baths. sen
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". g bus; eonv to shops, school,:
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'
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ARL., s.-2-bedrm. semidefacbed
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ATTENTION, HORSE TOyERS-Tf
you want Q place To keen YOUR
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iaLge living rm., separate dining
Loom' equipped kitchen. 81 acres.
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M: Isth AND 2 81. NE epts,:
can rent 1'apt.. $40. RI. 0-4oeS.
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n. ARLrNsToNs FINEST
Arlington
House

1850 ARLINGTON BLVD.
Arlington's
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! BEDRM. from $4,000
2 BEDRME. from $l4o.50
All UTILITIES INCLUDED
Fully Air Conditioned with
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Free off-Street Parking
Automatic High-speed
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Roof Garden
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Modern Colored Kitchens
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IA. 5-220I
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n, ARL.--6 bedrms., 3 baths, ise.
lot. Older home but nice. S1A0 mo.
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n. ARL., e5S N. Je6eFson st.-K
BIB. to bus: eony. to evefythinG:
S1lH mo. JE. c-6042.
N. ARL.--Nev Cape Cod: 2M baths.
sslee. Kitchen; ofi.street parking;
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HOUSES TO SNARE

ATTRACTIVE home and grounds.
With 5 iris: GOOD loc. Ju. b.ib5t.
EAST CAPITOL ST. N.E.--Lady
wishes to share home with enc
N. ARL.-1 or Q ladies to share
large attrae home w/1ady: eonv.
Pentagon. KE. S-6100.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-24
20 Top Stors
On Mat Cord

Twenty top wrestling stars
will be on Monday nights card
at the Coliseum, with a match
between Nature Boy Rogers and
Bearcat Wright the headline
attraction.
In tag team bouts Johnny
Valentine and Sweet Daddy
Sikh will oppose the Great
Togo and Mr.. Sato, with the
Australian Kankaroos going
against The Angel and Bill
Darnell.
In a battle of giants, Man
Mountain Campbell, a 300
FOUNDER, will wrestle Baba The
Giant, a Z foot japanese.
Other events list Don Curtis
against Lou Albano, jolly Char
lie against Tony Altimore. the
Mighty Atlas against Swede
Hanson and Carlos Milano
against Tommy O'Toole.