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The Arizona post., 1961-11-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Almond Rops
u. S. Bureau for
Rood Location

RICHMOND, Feb. IS (AP)
Gov. Almond has criticized
the Federal Bureau Of Public
Roads for selecting the north
ern corridor for Interstate "a
west from Richmond.
ut was my hope that the
Federal Roads Bureau would
sustain the recommendation Of
the Virginia Highway Com
mission" Gov. Almond said.
Our commission Is an able
and experienced body and In
my judgment knows more
about highway location than
any person or agency north or
south Of the Potomac" he said.
Gov. Almond said he didn't
know If it would be possible
to appeal the decision.
The highway commission
voted. S-3, for the southern
routing which would take the
superhighway west from Rich
mond by way of Roanoke and
Lynchburg and on to Clifton
Forge.
The northern route goes west
from Richmond by way Of
Charlottesville and Staunton,
follows U. s. II from Staunt0n
to Lexington and thence to
Clifton Forge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Race Movie
Bon Upheld
In Richmond

RICHMOND. Feb. IS (AP).-
A Richmond judge has upheld
the Virginia Division Of Motion
Picture Censorship in barring
q French movie because of It's
dealing with the race problem
in the south.
The State agency banned the
film "The Respectful Tramp"
from showing in Virginia on
the ground it would tend to
incite violence. |"
Judge E. w. Hening, jr., Of
Richmond Circuit Court cited
the United States Supreme
Court decision Of last month
involving fhe same film COM
pany. Times Film Corp. Of New
York, over another movie.
Judge Hening found the film
banning constitutional and
valid and not in violation of
the provisions" Of either the
Federal or State constitutions.
The film company said the
board. composed Of three
women. Is using its powers Ito
keep out ideas that are con-
trary to the prevailing nores''
Of Virginia.
The board first banned the
film in 1913. The Richmond
Circuit Court has jurisdiction
over cases brought against
State agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Court Reverses
Bowling Alleys
Zoning Permit

Prince Georges Circuit Court
has reversed q County Commits
sioner action granting coming
for q proposed bowling alley on
Marlboro pike near Richie
road, Forestville.
A group Of residents in the
area and the vestry Of Epiphany
Episcopal Church appealed the
commissioners decision Of No
vember Is giving heavy COM
mercial coming for the proposed
32-lane alley. It was planned
on q 3.4-acre lot next to the
church.
Judge Ralph w. Powers, in a
written opinion, said there had
not been enough change in the
character Of the neighborhood
to warrant rezoning from resi-
Dental and ELECTROMAGNETIC
use. Samuel DeBlasis, attorney
for the rezoning petitioner,
Suitland Enterprises, Inc, said
he planned to take the case to
the Maryland Court of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Premature Births
Found Linked to
Cigarette Habit

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is (AP)
The Baltimore Health De-
partment reports that a az
year study Of 2,736 pregnant
women here showed more pre-
mature births among those who
smoked cigarettes than among
those who did not.
However" Todd M. Frazier
Of the department. told the
Johns Hopkins Medical and
Surgical Association yesterday,
there is no evidence that q re-
duction in prematurity rate
could be achieved in q ran
domly selected group by their
curtailing or stopping cigarette
smoking during pregnancy"
Among the women surveyed,
Mr.. Frazier said, Ill per cent
Of those who did not smoke
had premature births, while
the percentage rose to 22.9 per
cent for women smoking more
than one pack Of cigarettes
q day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Bill to Ban Gambling
Drown in Anne Arundel

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. Is (AP).-
A draft Of q bill calling for q
referendum on slot machines
and commercial bingo has been
given to Anne Arundel County
legislators by anti-gambling
elements.
The proposal, submitted by
the Citizens Committee Of Anne
Arundel County, calls for the
vote at the general election in
November, 1862.
The ban on legalized gamb-
ling, If voted in the referendum,
would be effective January !,
1864, according to the draft
Of the bill. Penalties for viola
ton would consist Of ines rang
ing from 5000 to $1,000 or jail
terms not to exceed O year.
The draft, given to the dele
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Center Urged
For Alcoholics

BALTIMORE, Feb. IS (AP)
Immediate action on . plar
to build q Statewide rehabili-
tation center for chronic alco-
holes has been recommended
by the Maryland Commission
on Alcoholism.
The commission said yester-
day 1t was Of the emphatic
opinion" that the State must
meet the problem posed By
alcoholics who are repeatedly
arrested for minor crimes.
It urged Gov. Tawes ano
the legislature to provide the
fIHnds for the rapid develop
|ment Of the center.
The commission noted that
about half Of Maryland's total
population Of alcoholics reside
in Baltimore City and county
The rest Of the $4,000 to 10O,-
600 alcoholics live In other sec
tons Of the State, mostly ir
the Washington suburbs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

, CATION yesterday, same in time
to be considered at q hearing
on gambling In Ane Arundel
! County to be held Tuesday
night by the county's represent
atives in the House Of Dele
gates.
Delegate Ridgely p. Melvin,
head of the all-Democratic
delegation. said the bill viii not
be introduced in the General
Assembly before the hearing,
However. it may be submitted
before q second hearing, set for
Thursday evening.
Specifically excluded from
the bill were race track betting
and the use Of wheels of for
tune and bingo operated at
church, civic and charitable
! group functions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
EIkins Sees No Custer
Of Frostbure Teachers

DR.. Wilson H. Elkins. uni
versity president, said plans fol
the conversion were made last
year after a study commission
recommended that Frostburg
Towson and Salisbury State
Teachers Colleges be made
branches of the university.
IAN along we have intended
to work with the existing fac
ulties," DR.. Elkins said.
He said the present faculty
at Frostburg would be main
tanned to carry out the same
teacher training program now
in operation.
In addition, q dean, three
assistant professors and two
instructors would beh ired fol
the program to be added, pro-
viding for bachelor Of arts an6
bachelor Of science degrees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Landlord Urges
More for Army

FIT. MEADE Md, Feb. Is
(AP.-The Army should be
given $2.5 billion to hasten It's
modernization during 1862, &C
cording to @ member Of the
House Armed Services Com
mittee.
Representative Landlord
Democrat, Of Maryland, speak
ing at . luncheon here, said
at least 81 billion in extra
funds would be necessary tt
reduce the time lag between
development Of a weapon and
its availability In large guam
titles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. rs (AP).-
The president Of the University
Of Maryland said today he has
mo thought of dismisSing" any
members Of the Frostburg State
Teachers College faculty If the
college is converted to q branch
Of the university.
An administration bill to &C.
c0nplish the conversion was in
troduced in the House yester-
day as an emergency measure
meaning 1t would go into effect
Immediately after enactment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26

A famous makers new Spring
play clothes for little girls ::
every single little rig" cute as q
button. Pedal pushers, slim pants,
shorts, and Jamaicas all with
co-ordinated tops. Sizes Sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Gowns q KiInonOs

SSC Even Flo Nipple Sterilizer Jar, with
two lids. Holds 8 nipples
4.S9 Even Flo Formula Feeding Kit, o
S9-pc. set, with Colorgrad nursers- $50
40 Even Flo Deluxe Aluminium Sterili-
zer, 8 bottle capacity ------2.S9
SOC Even Flo Discs and Caps. Three
plastic caps and discs In each box 24c
4Oc Even Flo Plastic Bottles. Both 4 OF.
and o.. sizes
59c Even Flo Glass Formula Pitchers, A7c
Evening star., 1961-05-12
ArIinoton RIDGE Road

This 60-ft. brick rambler is ideally
designed for gracious living. De-
hghtful living room with huge
picture window overlooking ARMY
fireplace, formal dining room,
bedrooms, 3 baths, lovely ground.
level recreation room and tre-
mendous den with its own fire
place. Many .custom-bu features
Price, $40, $50. We unhesitatinRly
recommend this home as one Of
exceptional desirability and value
Available June /
Evening star., 1961-05-12
HALL REALTY co.

REALTORS ia. 1855
ARL., N.-OWNER, 4la-yr-old s.
bedrm., 2ha-bath Split-level, w.-to-
W. carpet, draperies, elec. kit.
with built-in brkfst. set: rec. rm.
with firepl.; patio. fenced back
yard. Walk NOTTINGHAM. Williams
burg-Yorktown schls., express to
Pent. and Lee hwy. buses. S24,950,
take over so conv. loan or refin.
eonv. Open 1-6. Sat. Sun. No
AGENTS. 2517 N. Kenilworth st.,
KE. S-6309.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH-Wonderful home
for large family; low cash. 4
bedroom brick Cape Cod, full base
ment, fenced yard Anxious owner
wants fast sale; will take FLA or
GI contract. Price S15,990. Call
now. A. & @. REALTY. JE. 4-0433.
FT. BELvOIR-MT. VERNON AREA.
New brick house on large wooded
lot, ready for immediate occu-
pancy. $500 cash will buy. For
details call BUILDER, so. 5-S33S
Evening star., 1961-05-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

BEGTNNER'S LUCK-Just think
only $3.50 down and FHA terms
for this 2-bedroom rambler with
living room, huge separate dining
room, porch and Q lovely lot in q
wooded section of convenient Falls
SauEcs h 4o6 Sr PSaGNcRRp PFics G sRps psEHTY a Sss
2317 Wilson blvd.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
BUSINESS PROP tor REM

FIREPROOF BLDG, suitable fol
shop or small manufacturing
plant. Central intown loc. OIL
6-4155. ewes, OIL. 6-7720,
LARGE, MOD. BLDG, vacant: .
flrs., $500 50. IT. on each, 1O-car
space parking. 5l12-1S BALTIC
blvd. Hyattsville,. Md; good for
distributor or Will divide. Will
STRoUP REALTY CO.. RA. 6-s700
1888 goth ST.
Available for immediate occupancy
semi-det. brk. bldg. consisting OF
APPROX. IA rms. 8 baths, oil H.
VIII; suitable for any type pro-
fessional or commercial use: rss-
MANT REALTY, FE. 7-6250.
Evening star., 1961-05-12

FOR SALE, BY OWNER-5 rms.
1-bath Cape Cod: oil h.-w.h. sum-
mer-winter hookup; lge. scr. porch
dull bsmt:, attic; 2-car gar: H..
berries and flowers; close TO elem
and 1r. high pub. schools ant
co1,E,1H MSrymouI1Si mt. mr. pI;,,. bus shopping
n excsl CiS1 cod ou. ~ PS ,n owner fe ,laS anS
$ $1,000. 4S49 2srd ni rd.' t. 4. etdEDR ArIing.
ton. IA. 2-7SS3.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
ARLINGTON. SOUTH
ARL. HALL, AREA

OPEN DAILY 10 am. to dark
E-bedrm., 2-bath home situated on
1b000 50. It. lot Of towering
trees In q small, quiet commun-
tty OF dignity; unusual closet
space, fully air cond. This home
offers every requirement for the
most discriminating; S23,95O.
Good terms, immed. poss, vacant.
DIR: Out Arl. blvd past Glebe I'd.
to 1st traffic light at Arlington
Hall, left on George Mason dr., to
mi and men sign
Evening star., 1961-05-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

McLEAN-By OWNER: 3-bedrm.,
ga bath split-level; lge. rec. Tm.;
full bSmt. Ell. 6-6513.
McLEAN-3 : bedrm., 2 bath con-
temporary rambler. You can't get
more for S25 four; Transferred,
Evening star., 1961-05-12
MCLEAN
CONTEMPORARY
$1,949
Prestige Virginia Homes

FORT BELvoIR PERsoNNE1-Here stunning 3-bedroom
with Ia baths spacious living
port air conditioned located pleasant
Purchase FLA with only $1,000 required S1S250
cHEsTERBRooK wooDs-4-bsdroom brick home situated
picturesque acre lust ec5oss Arlington line Other features
room and 2car full bright
terms. S37,e60
McIEANyust Of Old Dominion drive; to cIA
home; spacious throughout
GE color Kitchen baths An unusually large GI loan may
ARLINqToN-vacant newly decorated and ready for
cose-n just minutes to the bridges Attracye fnancing
low down payment will hold mortgage. S1S,500.
RIDGE-1h setting Magnificent
suburban home with diversified bedrooms aoused Florida
for Farsx Hospital Mepar personnel This must
S41,000
Shannon & Luchs
Realtors OTAs IA $1,000
Evening star., 1961-05-12
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE

ALEX.-3-bedrm. brk. semi-det. :;
sxeei; sSe,,r,. rental en- ,sra; area; $500 dn:;; !;
Evening star., 1961-05-12

S16,96O-Doll house with 4 bed
rms. on corner lot; eating space
in the. kitchen: neat and clean.
Bee this one right away as It will
so fast. KE. $4,000, TOWN AND
COUNTRY PROP, INC.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
8 UNITS

8 UNITS
Excellent condition and loca-
ton: all l-bedroom apts,
Gross income, $4,000 per
year. Priced right. To in
Spect call Mr.. Miner Wah-
by (HE. 4-3022).
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000 Res. HE. 4-3022
Evening star., 1961-05-12
FALLS CHURCH AREA

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedTm.
newly painted rambler on wooded
circle: walk to schools, stores. bus
FLA pend. S17.950. JE. 4-0546
FALLS CHURCH-Air -cond., 3-bed.
rm. brk.. rambler. Covered patiC
36x16, N-acre wooded lot, dis.
posal. dishwasher, Laundromat
S19,600. JE. 2-0495.
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedroom, ~
bath rambler: full bsmt.. rec. nm.
firepl., superior closets, attic fan
large wooded lot. Walk to shop.
ping. Swim pool membership
S1S,960. OWNER, JE. 4-4046.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
LTHEEYENINGSTA Ola
FARMS
tCONIINUED)
MIDDLEBIJRG

65 acres in a secluded val.
ley, only 35 mi. from Fair.
fax circle. Lge. frame Colo-
nial home, 5 bedrms., 2h
baths, lge. din. rm., kit. and
liv. rm. Good barn and i'm
plement shed; 5-rm. tenant
house: Ideal horse farm.
$40 Qh0
Evening star., 1961-05-12

FALLS HILL-Don't fail to
inspect this one. It has
everything the large family
desires. 4 twin-size bedrms.,
2 baths, 25-ft. liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm.. large
elec. kit, beaut. paneled rec.
rm.. w/bar and 2nd firepl.,
on large lot. Asking S29, $50.
For appt. to see, call THE
DARBY CO., IA. 6-9303;
ewes, KE S-4S46.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
ARL.. n, NEW BRICK HOMES
DIRECT FROM BUILDER
OPEN 1-6

ARL. NORTH-Truiy a home to
make life easier for Nom; walk
to the store, buses, schools and
churches: fine residential area;
Immaculate inside and out: CEN.
TRALLY. AIR CONDITIONED, q
story brick Colonial, table space
in stainless steel kitchen with
dishwasher and disposal: separate
dining rm., 3 lge. bedrms., Ia
baths, full bsmt. with rec. rm.
area; brick patio. attached ga
terms. KE. 6-8793 20 til 81.
MOELLER REAL ESTATE.
ARL. -CRESCENT HILLS-Brick b.
level; 3 bedrms., 2h baths, 2 fire
pls., all GE kit, lge. fully finished
rec. rm., laundry and storage rm.,
gar; on bus line. Walking dis
tance. to grade,- jr, and ST. highs.
New house cond. A good buy. Alb
solutely no agents. Call KE. g.
ASSUME 41s% LOAN Of $4,000
with cash above, or take. the easy
FHA terms, only $1,100 down pay.
ment. Solid. 3-bedrm. brk. home
in N: Arl., with side scr. pch. anc
full bsmt.. lge. liy. rm.. sep. din
rm., equip. Kit. Oh, my goodness
Down low price, S1S.500.
oDDENINo REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1961-05-12
BUILDER QUITS!

Model brick homes and furn. sold
at big discount. Our loss is your
gainl See Moorefield Subdivision
in Vienna. or call DU. 6-6S95.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Harsh and Tough

Brazil'S new president, only a few
days beyond his 44th birthday, has taken
ONCE in an inaugural mood much like
that displayed by his hemisphere neigh
Dor, our own President Kennedy. With
an established reputation as an econo-
mist and with staggering problems
facing him In that area Of BraZil'S
national life, he has called upon his
countrymen for sacrifices" and has
promised them an administration that
will be harsh and tough" In its pursuit
of new order and responsibility in
government.
Janio QuadroS is described by
biographers as an enigmatic man, a
"lone wolf" among politicians, and
reformer at heart. He defines himself
as neither Marxist nor Rightist, but
a believer in free enterprise under a
certain measure Of state regulation.
Perhaps the best standard for evaluating
the true meaning Of these cloudy
appraisals is the Quadros record thus
far in public life. In one year as mayor
Of Sac Paulo, he pulled Brazil's biggest
city out Of debt and was credited with
other major municipal Improvements.
Later, as governor Of Sac Paulo Province
there was a similarly impressive per-
formance in restoring economic order,
clearing out an inheritance of provin-
cial corruption, and making substantial
progress in construction of highways,
schools and industrial plants. For these
accomplishments, he Is credited with a
talent for administration and has
gained acceptance of his political symbol
of new broom"
In many respects, the problems
which Mr.. Quadros now takes on are
comparable to those he resolved In his
home city and province. The Kubit-
schek administration which has now
left offlce had grandiose economic plans
for Brazil, but in launching them it paid
less attention to costs than to potential
rewards. Imitation is severe, agriculture
is distressed, and organized labor is
restless.
On international policy, there is
less information on which to Judge the
Quadros position. On world tour two
years ago, he conferred with Soviet
Premier Khrushchev In Moscow. Last
spring, he visited Fidel Castro in Havana
He has limited he may favor setting up
diplomatic relations with Russia and
Red China, but has condemned Com
munist penetration Of the Western
Hemisphere and has announced that
Brazil will continue its traditional
policy Of cooperation with the United
States and its loyalty to the inter
American community.
In any case, as the free electoral
choice Of his people, Mr.. Quadros is
entitled to congratulations and to best
wishes from Brazils many friends In
the United States.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Red Spy Thriller

The latest Russian spy story
revealed by British intelligence agents
has all the ingredients Of fiction
cloak-and- dagger thriller. The evidence
includes such things as "microdot"
messages the size Of pinhead, photo
graphs Of secret military documents,
stolen fleet orders, forged passport and
identification papers and a clandestine
Short-wave radio tuned to a Moscow
radio beam. The central characters are
Gordon Lonsdale," who is a Russian
posing as an American naval officer, two
civilian employees Of the British Navy
and a suburban London bookseller and
his wife identified by the FBI as Mr..
zenS and former residents Of New York
City. All are charged with espionage.
There Is nothing fictional or enter
tanning about this story, however. The
hard fact Is that highly secret informa-
ton relating to Britain'S-and hence
the free world's-defenSe against the
Soviet submarine threat undoubtedly
has been channeled to Moscow. For the
spy ring-one member Of which has
made full confession-had been in
operation in an innocent-appearing
house near London for some time before
British counterespionage agents discov-
cred what was going on. Surveillance Of
the house, its occupants and its visitors
was begun last July. The arrests were
made last month, at which time much
OF the secret material, hidden in false
bottoms Of briefcaseS and in other places,
was recovered. Undeveloped films Of a
secret document titled Particulars of
War Vessels" So pages Of instructions to
the fleet and $40 photographs Of other
confidential papers were seized.
The head Of the ring presumably
was the Russian posing as Commander
Lonsdale Of the United States Navy"
He held q phony Canadian passport.
Especially startling to the British
authorities was the involvement in the
plot Of Harry F. Houghton and his
fiancee, Ethel E. Gee, both veteran and
trusted employees Of the Royal Navy'S
anti-Submarine station at Portland. It
is at this station that underwater tests
Of equipment designed to alert England
to any surprise attack by the huge
Soviet submarine feet are being carried
out.
The British quite juStinably are
making the most Of the spy case from
a publicity standpoint. For the dis
closures tend to give hollow ring to
Mr.. Khrushchev's recurrent protesta-
tions over the U2 spy plane case. And
they leave one with the uncomfortable
thought that, while we have called OF
the U-2 flights, the Russians are still
trying, through espionage and subver-
sion, to steal any secret defense data
they can lay their hands on.
Evening star., 1961-02-11
All Is Not Lost if Bus Passengers Can Laugh

A touch Of humor at the
right time really can be an
elixir in the area Of human
relations.
Upon boarding D. c. Tran
sits Mt. Rainier Potomac
Park bus No. 5206. I immed-
lately noted that something
was unusual. Passengers were
facing the onslaught OF an
other heavy snowstorm-the
third week in q row. Although
they included more than an
ample number of am. rush
hour standees. experiencing
many discomforts from the
extreme temperature and
overcrowding. I noted they
all were cheerful. Gone were
the usually frozen faces of
the morning rush hour crowd.
The reason: A delightfully."-
witty driver who made every
one forget the woes of the
weather-weather or not! To
the disappointed riders who
were left behind at the bus
stop he chided, watch the
door folks. I'll be right back. "
To those who were reluctant
in moving to the rear once
Evening star., 1961-02-11
Human Rights

Such nonsense expressed
in the letter Atheists
Rights" should be refuted by
a writer who achieved GER
tain fame $50 years ago:
Thomas jefferson said +.
The legitimate powers Of
government extend to such
acts only as are injurious to
others. But 1t does me no in
jury for my neighbor to say
there are 20 gods or no God.
1t neither picks my pocket
nor breaks my leg"
Edward c. HObson.
A#
In answer to my letter
criticizing the Maryland law
prohibiting atheists from
holding public office, Daniel
A. Kohr suggested that all
atheists, because they do not
believe in divine punishment,
may act dishonesty and so
should not be allowed to hold
public office.
BY the same questionable
reasoning. Unitarians, Uni
versalists, and other religi-
GUS liberals who do not be-
lieve that God Furnishes
wrongdoers should be treated
similarly. And those who be-