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Evening star., 1961-11-26

FALLS. ChIhCH - 3-bedrOOm Co.
lonial: large living room. separate
dining room, dishwasher. disposal.
in large kitchen, rec. rm. in bsmt. (:
located in desirable suburbs, s135
mo. Ell. 6-595S.
FALLS CHURcH-3-bedrm. Cape
Cod; IL baths; fenced yd.; fun
basement; 1-yr. lease; Sl25. JE.
FALLS CHURCH-spacious brick
home in exclusive area; 3 bedrms.,
fun bSmt.. y baths. screened
porch; acre lot. $50 per mo,
INC. JE. 4-O433.
FALLS CHURCH, M. z Corners
Rambler, I bedrms., 3 baths, all
elec. kit, large liv. rm. with fire
place, rec rm, with fireplace, full
walk-out bsmt.; Iz-aere lot. JE
2-3670. .t-
CHURCH-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; firepl; corner lot with
fenced rear yard; nr. bus and
schools; glass enclosed family rm.
Sl32.5O per mo. Open today Q to
9 at 1928 Hickory Hill I'd. Broy-
hill park or call Mr.. JOLLIFF.
ia. 2-6045 or IA. 4-0244.
FAIRFAX TOWN ESTATES-SpilU-
level; lge. corner lot. Fully equip.
kit, elec. kit. Ia baths. 4 bed
rms, separate din. rm., partially
furn.; Sl65 mo. Call 534-3456
Answering service).
FALLS CHURCH, bedrms .
. baths. Avail. Dec. 1st. 9 mos.
lease des. $3.50 per mo. JE. 2
36gS. 'f
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. brick
with many extras. Fine neigh
borhood, schools and location. Sub
let til August or new lease. Bonus
for fast action. Phone 533-2I7S.
FALLS CHURCH-6-rm. Cape Cod: (:
3 bedrooms, "a baths, sep. dining
rm., frost-free refgr. with freez-
er, Wv. carpeting, auto. wash
er. full bsmt.. oil heat. Close to
everything. Beautifully Handicapped
fenced yard. Weekends or ewes,
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm-, brick
home; corner lot; garage; nr.
transp., stores, public and pa
rochlal schools, may be seen Sun.
l2-4. lQl2 Parker ct.
RESERVOIR CONTEM-
PORARYi 1862 Reservoir I'd
Open 2-5i rent or sale. Mr., Hop
H hAA41s 90 laANs N-lONus
j. C. CHATEL co.
GASSMANOR-Rent or purchase:
almost-new 4-bedTm,, l u bath
home, de luxe kitchen, fenced
yard. $3.50 month. g4q-2131.
G. A. SCHLESINGER co.
GREENACRES - 3-bedroom brick;
rec. rm,; close school: quiet neigh
borhood; S175 mo. Call 654-90S1.
HILLCREST HEIGHTS-Detached,
newly-decorated, 3 bedrm. brick:
garage, rec. rm.: S135 mo. 5502
2Sth PARKWAY sc.
HILLCREST GARDENS Sc. g.
bedrm. rambler. Rec. rm., gas
heat. garage; S13S. Mr.. MAR
TIN. JU. 9-S4S9. 10. 7-5O6O.
HYATTS., W.-SlI9.5O per month:
3-bedrm. home; immediate possess
sion; walk dist. to bus, schools
and shops.
W. J. NICHOLAS HE. -4-lOOO
HYATTS. .-HoLLYYOOD
: and 3 bedrm. det,;- mod. equip
REALTY WA. 7-O334
HYATTSVILLE
6629 23rd ave.-3-bedrm., semi
det. rambler; SIPS.
HILLcREsT
1904 Curtis dr.-S-bedrm., semi
det. split-level; S125. ".
ALEXANDRIA,
121 Longvisy dr-A very lovely
4-bedrm., 3la-bath home with
separate apt. and paneled rec. rm.
with lavatory. Ask for Mr.. Kane.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
ST. 3-5O00
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co. OFFERS
BRANCH AND PA. AYES. 5000
block %" ST.; open IL to dark
New brk. ramblers; & rms. 3 bed
rms, baths, de luxe kit, full
bsmt: with half bath. large Level
2417 MINI. AVE, M. Pa. ave
GI nothing down. FHA S40g down
Large 6-rm. brick. with 9 encl.
porches. rec. rm. Open 2-6.
NEAR BRANCH AND ALABAMA
AVES.-Custom-built det. brick
with s rms. 4 bedrms., , baths;
2 bedrms. and bath 1st fl. gas
h.-w.h. At right price.
goth ST. nr. Pa. ave, near public
and parochial schools-Det. T
rms, > baths. den and bath 1st
Il; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.. S17,50Q.
HILLcREST. 2542 and 254S Beth
-det. brick rambler. o rms, 3 bed
rms. . "a baths, walk-out bsmt.;
S2O,95O or rent for $3.50 per mo.
ANAcosTiA. nr. 18th and MINI.
ave.-Det. 6 lge. rms, 3 bedrms.,
level lot; $1,000, LO. 7-26Sl.
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, off Pa. ave,
oUlo u St.-Det. lge. brk fam
ily rm-. paneled rec. rm., den and
bath; garage. Priced right with
substantial cash.
NEAR CORAL HILLS. 1918 44th pl.
--Semidet. brk.; lge. rms, day
light bsmt wjrec. rm. gas h.-w.h
Anyone with $500 dnEand SS3
mo. with good credit.
HlLLCREST, 32d ST., nr. Ala, ave.
-Det. DIX, y rms, rec. rm. pch
lge. level lot, FLA approved.
S2l.500.
1900 BLK. ALABAMA AVE- Ice
rms, paneled rec. rm. wIbar. lge.
fenced lot: Sl6,500. $4,000 dn,
OTHER GOOn TTETTNrC
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
Flynn Co-ops
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TODAY
PRESIDENTIAL
l0aR 1Rth st. NV

IU-b IOIn 81. NV.
Opp. Statler- Hilton Hotel
3 bedrms., > baths: / bed
rm, l bath and 1-rm.
bachelor" apt. Ask for Mr..
Fielding in Apt. 402 or call
DI. 7-7572.
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SEAT PLEASANT sos: 40 Cabir
Branch dr,-2-bedrm semi.
det. Opt. 70 buy if des. KE. g.
95S7 or MA. 1852.
SILVER SPRING; S175 per month
foyer rambler; walk dist. to bus
schools and shops.
w, J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-10OC
SILVER SPRING, exclusive Meado-
wood section-Spaeious. .4-bedrm
rambler. loaded wfeXtras: 2-cal
garage; huge. wooded lot. Immed
occup. $500 per mo. MA. 2-3327
SILVER SPRING. Rosemary Hills
3-bedrin. brick rambler, newly re.
dec. air eond.. fully equip. kit,
iun bsmt., near schools, S165
JU. 7-S236.
SILVER SPRING, SI35 mo.-Mod.
ern. brick rambler; ! bedrms.. tn,
bath, powder rm., equip. kit OF.
Forest Glen I'd. nr. Walter Reec
Annex. Prompt poss. WI. 6-61S2
SILVER SPRING-4-bedroom brick;
3 baths, has everything incl. gar.
ayail. immed.; $500 mo-. 927-
1857.
SILVER SPRING AREA. close in
Beautiful unfurn. 4-bedrm. split.
level home: family Tm.. hv. rm.
lge. GE kit. with dishwasher
eye-layel oven and refgr., hSlnt.
: "a baths: professional neighbor,
hood. Yearly lease. Huge fenced
in yard and patio. Avail. immed
Call JU. S-3565.
Sill. SPG, 23O1 Evans dr.-3-bed
I'm. rambler; rec. rm.. Wv. car,
pet. fen. cor, yd., all GE elec. kit.
M. pub. parochial schools anC
Wheaton Plaza. JU.. 7-63O6.
SILVER SPRING = 2-bedrm. brk
rambler; fenced yd.; clean; full
equip kit; Sis mo. VIII. -2-6I13
SILVER SPRING, convenient 10,
cation off Sligo ave.-Spacioui
older home; small den on Is
Iloor; 3 bedrooms, ! bath 2Ed
full bsmt.. garage. JU. 9-4O3O
SILVER SPG.-WHEATON-2 bricl
homes; 4 bedrms.. . baths, din
rm., bsmt., etc: $3.50. 10. $3.50
Sc. AREA, 1870 ERIE ST.-New
modern detached 3-bedrm. ram
bier w/dishvasher, tiled bsmt.
front U. 8. Park; high class neigh
berhood. LU. 2-4943.
SPENCERVILLE,' MD.-7-rm. hse.
oil furnace, gas stove. mod. copv.
! acre ground; closein Nd, EV
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-3-bedrm.. / q
bath, brick rambler, in excel
cond., fenced back yard, Sl3.
mo. ARLADGE REAL ESTATE
CORP. ia. 7-444s, ia. 4-O324.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-3-bedrm., l a
bath brick; living rm. with fire
place, dining rm.. .eat-in kitchen
utll, rm.i carport immaculate
Sl35. FL. 4-2l43.
TAKOMA PARK MD, SO27 Glen,
side drive-3-bedroom. brick. Capt
Cod; fireplace, screened porch
fenced yard, excellent neighbor.
hood. convenient to schools anC
shopping center. Immediate occu.
paney. May be seen Saturday
TENNESSEE AVE. NE, 5O5-
Beautifully newly decor; z rm..
kits, ? complete baths, > lge
screened porehes; adults. By appt
TEXAS TYPE 3-bedrm., spiit-levei
wIplenty of space. finished rec
rm., vacant. Sl7O per mo.
EISENACHER REALTY. LO. 4-5555
UNIV. MD. AREA-New rambler
3 bedrms., ga baths, rec. rm.
G. paul hickman HE. 4-575s
VIENNA, VA, mr.. Merrifield-Ail
eond., partly furn., rms. a bed.
rms: 2 acres with orchard, vine.
yard, flower gar, gar. tools. deer
freeze, drier. and extras. Country
living in built-up community
Sl65-mQ JE. 2-5SI4.
FIENNA-Rambler on wooded lot;
3 bedrms., . baths, walk-oul
bsmt. with patio; $3.50 per mo
Avail. at once. Call MYERS AMI
HILL, INC, REALTORS. l2S
Maple ave, East Vienna. Va, DU
5-6l33.
town-New 3-bedrm. bricI
ID rambler; family room with firepl,
full bSmt, eXtTa-nice lot. gIA(
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NAYLOR EARDENS
S6,750-1-be -bedrm., liv. rm., dinette,
kit, bath: conv. location; near
transportation
SS.7OO-2 bedrms., liv. rm., dinette,
kit. bath.
.95O-3 bedrooms, liv. rm., di-
nette, kit. bath.
3ec INT. ON UNPAID BAL.
All apis. have separate bsmt stor-
age facilities. For full details and
to inspect, call
JOHN L. SHELTON REALTY
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ALEX, BROOKLAND ESTATES. 70
Brookview dr.-4-bedrm., 2-bath
nome; $3.50. BRODIE cOLBEPT,
INC, Realtors. FE. 7-2I2I: Mr'
Cassidy. Ell. R-3063 E
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1910 Southern Ave. Sc.

1-bedrm. with sweeping view
OF open country. Near An
drewS AFB and Suitland
Census. Priced for quick sale.
Terms. As for OWNER in
Apt. Is. or call LU. 2-6l95.
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Sl25--Arl. 2 bedrmss rec. rm., gar
S13O-Vienna, 8 bIs., bsmt, rec
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. 4-7OOa
WHEATON-Neat 3-bedrm. home
din. rm., fin. bsmt., rent option,
Sl25 mo. TAMBLYN 81 CO., WI
9-0926; VII, 2-294l. 80
W. HYATTSVILLE-CIean 2-bedrm
brk.i tiled hsmt.; fenced yard: SlI5
mo. BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4646.
WESTLAWN, VA.-3-bedrm. ram.
bier nr. z Corners; good transp.
COW. schools; -Sl25. EN-. 2-3OO9
WOoDLAWN-2 bedrm. brk.. det.
fenced yard full bsmt., conv
WOODLAWN-2-bedrm. brick det,,
6smt., fenced lot Option to buy.
Sl2e mo. NE. S-l2l2
WOODBRIDGE, va. = 3-bedroon
split-level: Ia baths; bsmt.,
fenced yard, equip. kit. Vacant,
STU per mo. JU. 5-4365.
39lS yEFFRY ST, s. s., Nd. -
Rambler; 3 bedrms., liV. rm., din
rm., kitchen: bsmt. MR.. CALCARA
owner, o15O mo. HO. 2-9l0O
Brokers invited.
1928 L0NGFELLOW ST., HyattS.
vile, Md.-Det. 6-rm. brick house
Sl35 mo. WO. 6-2274. Ewes. EN-
3-s369. TANEN REALTY co.
1920 BUCHANAN ST. N.E.-Semi-
: det. 6-rm. brick home, nr. Provi-
dence Hosp: S135 mo. WO.
6-2214 Ewes. EN-. 3-S369. TANEN
REALTY CO.
9th AND EYE SITS. N.E.-3-bedrm.
brk., plus LIST II. store: gas hit.
$50. r. G. DUNNE CO., LA.
1900 Z
Ith AND r STS. NV rooms,
oil heat. Newly decorated. Adults
only. NO. 7-0S3S Mon.
lsl2 N, 9th STREET. kri.,2 Va
bedrooms, one bath; Sl25.
THOMAS j. FISHER CO., INC,
. 73S 10Th st NV. ,.-
3I6 ANACOSTIA RD., s.E. q
rms. bath, bSnt., oil h, W. ht,
SS5 mo. RE. 5-7614.
1858 18th ST. NV, nr. 18th and
Park rd. n.w.-l4 rooms, 1 baths,
3 kits, gas hot-water heat: only
$50 mo Call MR.. NEUMANN,
Ma. $1,000.
5000 I2th ST. 'N.E.-3-b.r., 2Gstory
brick home; fun hsmt.. corner lot.
STEUART BROS, EN-. 3-2402.
5I3a FULTON ST. NV, Mac
ARTHUR BLVD. AREA bedrms..
sep. dining rm., bsmt with rec
nm; fenced I'd; $3.50. KE. =
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PORTER ST. NV, near Conn. ave
. bedrms., living rm., dinette,
modern kitchen and bath; low
maintenance. Assume SO loan
Call 365-447S, Monday.
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ALEX. HUNTINGTON - c-bedrn
prick semidet.; full bsmt., level
fenced yard, avail. now: SOS.
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1918 N. 23rd ST, ARL.-seciuded
charm: overlooking the Potomac,
near Key Bridge, 9 bedrns', 3 fuli
paths, liV. rm. with firepl., Ice,
ain: rm., full bsmt., . garages;
Iandscaped ga acres with swim
ming pool. Inspection by apnoint-
ment Mr. Smith, SHANNON 3,
LUCHS CO., MA. S-2345,
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121 LongvieW dr.-A very lovely
4-bedrm., 31a-bath home with
separate apt. and paneled rec. rm.
with lavatory. Ask for Mr.. Kane.
WALKER d DUNLOP INC.
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POTOMAC PLAZA

2475 Virginia Ave. NV.
Two delightful Sth and 9th
II. effic.
ALSO:
-hedrTn 1bafb NJ yhairoV,y
Evening star., 1961-01-25

convocation Of. the Congolese
round-table conference" Pre-
limanary meetings of this con-
ference of opposing political
leaders we're to start in Leo
poldville today with the con-
ference to convene in Elisabeth
vile next month. -
Briton to Take Chair
Diplomats specmated Mr.
Kasavubu hedged on the date
to insure that the UAR dele
gate would not be in the chair
during the debate. Mr.. Loutfi
will be succeeded by Sir Pat
rick Dean Of Britain Febru-
airy /.
Mr.. Loutfi has delayed call
ing a Council meeting even
though President Modibo Keita
of Mali cabled Secretary Gen.
eral Dag Hammarskjold Thurs
day with a request that the
Council consider the Congo
situation further and that the
United Nations put Mr.. Lu-
mumba back in office.
Mr.. Hammarskjold revealed
yesterday he informed Congo
lese politicians he feels a po-
litical settlement in the Congo
is impossible without the par
ticipation Of Mr.. Lumumba. He
suggested the ex-Premier be
released from the Katanga
Province prison to which he
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Blast at UAR
IsSent toU..N.
By Kasavubu /

UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.
Jan. 25 (AP).-The United Ma.
tions Security Council faces q
new Congo debate on a charge
by President Joseph Kasavubu
that the United Arab Republic
is interfering in the Congo's
internal affairs. The debate
may not come until February
however.
Mr.. Kasavubu cabled what
he called an urgent complaint
yesterday to the Security Coun-
Gil president for January
Omar Loutfi of the UAR-
without stating what the in
tervention was. Diplomats as
sumo he will charge that the
UAR is supporting rebel forces
in Oriental and Kivu Provinces
who back imprisoned ex-Pre-
mier Patrice Lumumba.
Mr.. Kasavubu asked Mr.
Loutfi to consult his U. N
delegation before setting the
debate date "in view Of the
Evening star., 1961-01-25

the ceremonies into an uproar
by shouting, ITO the execution
wall" s
AS for the 20 prisoners in
Las Villas. he shouted: Moth
ing will save them, not even
the mercenaries they are ex-
pecting or their imperialist
bosses. Over all of them
will befall persecution such as
they could never imagine"
Meanwhile, a Soviet mining
mission has arrived to help the
Cuban government exploit the
nickel industry formerly owned
by United States interests. A
government announcement said
four Russian engineers will
work with the Cuban Institute
Of Mining.
Nickel production in Cuba is
centered at the Nivaro plant
and the Moa Bay Mining Co.,
both in Oriente Province.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Stevenson Calls
On Arab Delegate

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Jan. 25 (AP).-Adlai E. Steven
son, the United States new
chief delegate to the United
Nations, called on an Arab
delegate yesterday after first
lunching with an American
Jewish leader.
Ambassador Stevenson began
customary courtesy calls on fell
low diplomats by visiting Omar
Loutfi of the United Arab Re-
public, president of the U. N.
Security Council this month, in
the Council Presidents office.
He had lunch earlier in a
New York club with Philip M.
Klutznick. general chairman of
the United Jewish Appeal.
Mr.. Stevenson, who took
charge Of the United States
permanent delegation Monday,
had his first meeting with his
staff at his Park avenue head
quarters yesterday. Today he
was to lunch with U. N. Secre-
tary General Dag Hammar-
skiold.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Kennon Due to Become
Envoy to YugosIovio
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy is reported
planning to name George F.
Kennan as Ambassador. to Yug-
oslavia.
The 56-year-old diplomat
and educator is top expert on
Russia and was Ambassador to
Moscow. He is regarded as au-
thor of the Truman admins
tration's containment policy
against the Communists.
Announcement of the ap-
pointment was reported to await
word from Marshal Tito. Yugo-
slav chief of state, that Mr..
Kennan is acceptable as United
States envoy.
The White House and State
Department declined comment
yesterday on the reported Ken
nan appointment.
Mr.. Kennan now is asso-
ciated with the Institute for
Advanced Studies at Princeton,
N. j., and recently has been
Evening star., 1961-01-25
New FAA Chief
Plans to Testify
Electrus Himself

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Jan.
25 (AP) The new head of the
Federal Aviation Agency plans
to testify the Lockheed Electra
himself in investigating the
controversial airliner.
Najeed Halaby says he be-
lieves the Electra has under
gone the necessary modifica-
tions. but to reassure the
public and myself I'm going to
check the files and fly the
plane myself up to and beyond
the conditions the public will
fly in it,"
A year ago the FAA imposed
a limit of 259 miles an hour on
Electras. after two crashes
killed 81 persons. Lockheed
began strengthening the wings
and engine mountings and the
FAA lifted the speed limits for
these modified planes. Their
designed cruising speed is 4o5
miles an hour.
A Lockheed spokesman said
81 of the ITO Electras built
have been modified and re-
turned to airlines.
Mr.. Halaby. an official Of
Aerospace Corp. since it was
formed last summer to advise
the Air Force on technical
matters, lives in Santa Monica.
He was a test pilot for Lock-
heed in 1s42-43 and later for
the Navy.
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was transferred q week ago and
be areturned to Leopoldville.
Invasion Reported

was transferred q week ago and
be areturned to Leopoldville.
: Invasion Reported
Lumumbist troops were re-
ported yesterday to have in.
vaded Equator province, which
Western diplomats in Leopold.
vile have reported Soviet
made Ilyushin planes from the
UAR apparently have beer
airlifting arms to the rebels
and landing them at airports
in Equator guarded by UAR
troops with the U. N. force
The UAR claimed the planes
were flying New Years gifts to
its troops or other Legitimate
supplies.
Two more nations support.
ing Mr.. Lumumba informed Mr.
Hammarskjold they were with
drawing their troops from the
Congo. 1t appeared in the u
N. force, once almost 10000
strong. would shrink to 10000
men in the next few weeks.
Morocco said it would with
draw its 3,l39 men before jan
uary 81, and Indonesia sent
word its LIS. men would be
pulled out not later than Feb
ruary. The UAR asked Mr..
Hammarskjold Monday to send
home its 497 troops before
F. bruary /. Authoritative
sources reported Guinea's 73S
would move out next month
Evening star., 1961-01-25

Capt. Clodomiro Miranda and
his aide, Jorge Luis Laza. whose
deaths brought to $50 the
number known to have been
executed since Mr.. Castro
seized power two years ago.
At least so persons - and
probably more - are awaiting
trial on charges that could
bring the death penalty. The
rebels have sworn to avenge
each execution.
Mr.. Castro emphasized the
governments determination to
take extreme measures against
its enemies in a speech Monday
in which he said persecution
such as they could never
imagine" would be the lot of
20 insurgents captured in an
area where rebel guerillas
hanged q volunteer school
teacher and two militiamen in
Las Villas province early this
month.
The rebels have sworn to
avenge each death before Mr.
Castro's execution wall.
Mr.. Castro made his an
nouncement in a televised
speech before volunteer teach
ers receiving their diplomas
He said the hangings took place
early this month. He asserted
the Roman Catholic clergy
and agents of Imperialism
had given theological arms
to the rebels.
The Prime Minister read
from a document he said was
found in the camp of a rebel
force operating in South Cen
trail Cuba. In it the slain
teacher was accused of teach
ing the Communist line to
Cuban farmers. The teachers,
many Of them from the militia
work among the farmers as
part of the government's S
lteracy program.
AS he announced the teach
er's death, the young Cubans
receiving their diplomas turned
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Bottle on Wolves

OTTAWA, Jan. rs (AP) -
The Northwest Territories
Council will spend $34,460 this
year in a continued battle
against killer wolves feeding on
Canada's dwindling caribou
herds, once q source of food
and clothing for the Indian
and Eskimo.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
APPROVAL SEEN
BY TITO REGIME

BELGRADE, Yugoslavia, Jan.
Is AP).-Reports from WASH
ington that George F. Kenna1
might be the next United States
Ambassador to Yugoslavia were
welcomed today.
Officials refused to comment
publicly, saying so far a re-
quest to accept Mr.. Kennan has
not been made
But privately they said they
were delighted because it would
mean the new United States
administration is attaching in
creased interest to Yugoslavia.
The present Ambassador is
Karl Rankin, who previously
served as Ambassador to For
mosa. g
Evening star., 1961-01-25

Foreign Service officer spe.
|cializing in Soviet affairs,
served as Ambassador to Russia
under former President Tru-
man until the Soviets said the
Ambassador was unacceptable
to them. He left the State
Department in a dispute with
the late John Foster Dulles,
Presiden Eisenhower's first
Secretary of State.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
Agriculture Chief
Names Adviser
BY the Associated Press

Agriculture Secretary Free
man yesterday announced the
appointment of Prof. Willard
w, Cochrane Of the University
of Minnesota as his chief staff
advisor on economic affairs.
Prof. Cochrane has been a
strong advocate of Government
farm control measures to help
stabilize agricultural prices and
income. He served as a farm
adviser to President Kennedy
during the recent campaign.
Prof. Cochrane. 46, has been
a member of the University's
Department of Agricultural
Economics and was adviser to
Mr.. Freeman on farm econom-
les while the latter served as
Governor Of Minnesota.
Evening star., 1961-01-25
TwoMore Deaths Bring
Castro Score to $50

HAVANA. Jan. Is AP)-Prime Minister Fidel Casro's
regime has sent its 589h victim to the execution wall under
lining the threat of wholesale reprsa hanging Cuba
Two Cuban Army defectors shot yesterday in Pnar
del Rio after speedy conviction charges of leading rebel
western mountains Those executed former
Evening star., 1961-01-25

serving as a visiting professor
at Yale University.
Mr.. Kennan, former career
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Reading Will Help Your Grades

Emily Dickinson, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Philip
Freneau, Robert Frost,
oliver Wendell Holmes,
Sidney Lanier, Vachel Lind
say, Henry w dsworth
Longfellow, James Russell,
Lowell, Edgar Lee Masters,
Edna st. Vincent Millay,
Edgar Allan Poe, Edwin
Arlington Robinson, Carl
Sandburg, Walt Whitman,
John Greenleaf Whittier.
British Poets and Play
wrights - w. H. Auden,
william Blake, Rupert
Brooke, Robert Browning,
Robert Burns, George Cor
don, Lord Byron, Samuel
Taylor Coleridge, John
Donne, T. S. Eliot, Chris
topher Fry, oliver Gold
smith, Thomas Gray
Thomas Hardy, A. E. Hous-
man, John Keats, Rudyard
Kipling, Christopher Mar
lowe, Andrew MARVEL, John
Masefield, John Milton,
Alexander Pope, Dante
Gabriel Rossetti, Sir Walter
Scott, william Shakespeare,
Percy Bysshe Shelley, Al
gernon Charles Swinburne,
Alfred, Lord TennySon,
Dylan Thomas, William
Wordsworth, william Butler
Yeats.
North American Newspaper Alliance
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Does reading help you in
crease your College Board
scores? Yes. If there is one
single suggestion 1 would
stress, 1t is this: Read, read
and keep reading.
High school students who
read widely are the superior
students. The heavy readers
are the ones who score IN
the COOS and zoos on the
aptitude test and on such
achievement tests as Eng
lish composition and social
studies.
The list below is not a
recommended reading list,
though it might be. 1t Is a
group of authors read by
the students who recently
made the highest scores on
the College Board tests.
Twentieth Century
American writerS-Maxwell
Anderson, Sherwood Ander-
son, Erskine Caldwell, Villa
Gather, John Dos Passos,
william Faulkner, Ernest
Hemingway, o. Henry, SIN
clair Lewis, Thomas Wolfe,
Eugene O'Neill, Robert
Sherwood, John Steinbeck,
Edith Wharton, Thornton
Wilder.
Twentieth Century
English and Irish writers -
j. M. Barrie, Joseph Conrad,
E. M. Forster, John Gals
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Getting Into College,
REJECTION DOESN'T MEAN
THE END OF YOUR WORLD

after having been rejected by
the colleges to which you
have applied. Registration be-
gins in May and costs $40.
Application forms will be fur
nished by your guidance
counselor, or you may obtain
them by writing to the col
lege Admissions Assistance
Center, 635 East Eightieth
street, New York 81. You
must request that your school
send a transcript of your
credits and personal ratings
to the center. And you must
notify the center when you
are accepted by a college.
College admissions Off
GERS visit the center to re-
view the records filed by pro-
spective candidates. While the
center does what it can to
grant your preferences as
far as location. size and type
Of institution you would like
to attend, there is no guar
antee that the student will be
placed. Although the center
aids students from all over
the United States, its most
effective work is east Of the
Mississippi. The center also
places transfer students who
have difficulty getting into
another college after their
freshman year.
In addition to the New
York center, the Association
of College Admissions Coun-
selors has q college admis-
sions center at Glenbrook
High School, Northbrook, Ill.
This center is also designed
to help the student who has
been rejected by the colleges
of his choice. It functions in
much the same way as the
New York center. RegiStra-