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The Nome nugget., 1962-09-17
Massachusetts Voters Will Decide On Ted or Ed

BOSTON tR = Massachusetts voters decide Tuesday whether there are too many Kennedys in public life or if another of the clan should have crack at high public office.
 That seemed the overriding is sue today as Edward M Kennedy, 30, brother of President Kennedy, and Edward J. Mccormack, 8, nephew of House Speaker John Mccormack, climaxed a WhirlWind campaign for a short-term US. Senate nomination.
 At stake in November ballot ing is the remaining two years of the term Kennedy left behind 10 become President.
 Two Republicans will fight it out at the polling places for their party's nomination and the op- portunity if Kennedy should win this primary to take the dynasty issue to the voters for a second round in the general elec- ton.
 They are George Lodge. former Assistant Secretary of Labor, and Rep. Laurence Curtis, Z1O-year member of Congress whose dis triet was reapportioned out of ex- istence.
 Millions of words have been poured out by the candidates at street rallies, clambakes and on teleVision about the issues of the campaign
 But the man on the street seems considerably more interested in the question of whether Teddy Ken nedy should have a chance to join his President brother and his Attorney General brother in hold ing major office in Washington.
 The first go-around on this mat ter won't be decided entirely by Democrats. Young Kennedy de- monstrated way with the party organization by winning it's state convention endorsement for the nomination.
 But there are 100000 registered independents in M a c h u sets. Ordinarily they don't bother about primaries. But this time a sub- stantial number of them seem to be steamed up by the Kennedy Mccormack contest. Independents outnumber the 100000 registered Democrats and 600,O0O Republi- cans.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-17
43.o00-TON ITALIAN OCEAN LINER LAUNCHED

GENOA, Italy R = The 43-000- ton Michelangelo, the biggest Italian ocean liner built since World War II, slid down the ways in this north Italian port Sunday.
 The Michelangelo, 825 feet long with accommodations for 1850 passengers and crew of 720, is scheduled for service on the North American run by the summer of 1864.
 A sister ship, the Raffaello, is under construction in Trieste.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-17
PIONEER WOMEN TO MARK 50TH ANNIVERSARY

Pioneer Women of Alaska met last Friday evening and started making plans to celebrate their 50th anniversary, on Oct. 18
 The Pioneer Women Organiza- which has member groups through out the State of Alaska originated in Nome.
 The celebration is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 20 and Mrs. Joe Walsh was named chairman for the event.
The Nome nugget., 1962-09-17
Nine New Astronauts Are
 Added to Nations Space Team

HOUSTON, Tex tR = Nine new astronauts, including two civilians were added to the nations space team today.
 The new group boosted to IS the number of astronauts who will man the space flights for which President Kennedy has set a goal of reaching the moon in this decade.
 Dr. Robert Gilruth, Director of the Manned Spacecraft Center, for mally presented the new group to the nation at an afternoon press conference at Cullen Auditorium on the campus of the University of Houston.
 Gllruth said the nine already have been assigned to compre- hensive training program at the center to prepare them for pos slble space flights.
 Two Civilians
 In addition to the two civilians, the group includes four Air Force officers and three Navy officers. All have test pilot experience.
 The civilians are Neil Arm strong, 32, a native of Wapakoneta, Ohio, and currently test pilot with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and Elliot See Jr., 35, native of Dallas, Tex, and experimental pilot for the Gen. eral Electric Co.
 The Air Force men are:
 Maj. Frank Borman, 34, a native of Gary, Ind, an instructor in the Aerospace Research Pilot School at Edwards AFB.
 Capt James McDivitt, B, na- tive of Chicago, an experimental flight test officer at Edwards AFB.
 Capt. Thomas Stafford, 32, na- tive of Weatherford, Okla, chief of the Performance Branch at the Experimental Test Flight Division of the Aerospace Research Pilot School at EWards AFB.
 Capt. Edward White II, 32, a na- tive of San Antonio, Tex, an ex- perimental test pilot at Wright Patterson AFB, Ohio.
 The Navy officers are:
 It. Charles Conrad Jr., 32, na- tive of Philadelphia, a safety of- ficer for Fighter Squadron 142
 It. Cmdr James Lowell Jr., 34, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, flight instructor and safety officer at the Naval Air Station at Oceana, Va.
 It. Cmdr. John Young, 32, na- tive of San Francisco, maintenance officer for Fighter Squadron B at the Naval Air Station, Miramar, Calf.
 The seven Project Mercury as tronauts selected in April 1859 in- cluded three Navy officers, three Air Force pilots and one Marine pilot.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
HoUsES FoR SALE-vA.

NoRTH ARLNGToN-Pfestise 10
eaticnt long and low modern ram
bier, . baths, den. formal dining
roola. lafes FloFida room. Kitchen
with catering space. extfa-larse
utility room vita washer and
dryer, Centrally air-conditianed
this beautiful hume ofisfs nany
socrs % dousis ssrsss. qsSas0As.ss1se s.Sone
bassboSrd heattng system. Call foT
abpointment. s4i,950. YEONAS
RKALTY, NC. JK. $500.
No Down-$100 Per No.
OF 3-eedrH. .Ih-bsth Ipli.-lsyel.
loan q non oL S16s36O,
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Fairfax cR. 3-19UI
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REALToRg

SETTING = Western
SsTsss SssHsss'Ta ind rsss, rsPs .S aSyillpsG sas
VIM Wing viz pvT Ssth, SssSsliSi ~;
sSisfisrs sSaiiH SfViisS.d viz shd iIfspi i4S Il.
front lawn, garage. Wonderful for
retired couple or tr. executiye.
Only $4,000 cash REQUIRED. For
appointn,eEt eah VI. 5000. WM.
A. CHAPMAN REALTY,- INC.
HO1FEM Al UTDC
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$3.50

Move your family into . new 3
kit., lge. lly. rm., IA baths. Some
with family rm. or garage and
sSSdo sSs 3 81 sissSo 'csS RTisse fhs:s hdSss sTS@
are for sale or can be leased with
option 70 buy. We pay the, settle
ment cost. Only left and ready
for occupancy. OPEN FOR M
sPECTfON DAILY FROM IL am,
I'll 5 pm. Take rte. or rte. 50
west e Herndenns; vs go!ss q ssl 7OS-
TWINBROOK DEV. CORP.
81 200 DOWN including settlement.
EESssIi EEsssIns s.SeaaiTn.. SaiTSO s.ssth II ramSieT
WIree. room. In the Fairfax area;
MOVE RIGHT I'M AeoUAIN
REALTY, JE. 4-1000.
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KEETLANn
LEWISDALE

Brick Cape Cod with e6untry-slzs
kit. and expandahle upstairs.
NEAR PLAZA sHoPPNG. s15,-
900.
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INVESTMENT PRop. WANT.

APIS. cOAGMERCIAL BLDGs., OF
land desired b. clients looCing for
sound inEestments. D. G., and
Maryland. ". l. TOOMEY, IA .
RKAL1oR. NJ. 1915.
HAVE CLIENTS, fer an types Of
property. Can MILTON y RUP-
PERT, DI. 7-501A III. 3-5407.
w HAVE clients Ier apl lbldEs.
any sise, ?; g or Nd. Win Invest
Up 70 500, 900.
LEHMAN RLTY. ~. e-7s6O
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FALLS CHUnCn-sfS0 DOWE
sSa fla.. isSssa ssss aGosSSISS ssfIS sSa sshooG e
Ss0.b4 per mo. Gail any time
HQoTS RkALTY Co, u 3-elO9.
GOOD sTARTER
fSSs Ssa;ooms a WIN rsss sure tP e SSsssin sSfsSis
brick construction. The M-acre
many many fine trees but within easy W
committing distance Of Washing-
ton. Access 10 Potomac River for
boating and fishing is guAranteed
with purehaase; This Is really spe-
TOWN SSESys,TS g ToUNTEY Trs
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ST. AUGUsTINE7-Long est. LIQUOR
terms: 'ao2-Olss. "a idfoesit. I.'
500 ACREs rich farmland. North
SeRtr:a sadc EoTaSs s 11T. T sghsay y Ssss is4 4
acre for 10 acre parcels on partial
payment with 26z On. JOHN q.
KAHN. RE. 7-seTe. i1os 18th
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RIVERDALE = Immae. 3-bedrm.
brk. semi-c Colonial, nice ser. porch.
ssnssd ya,a; sS;.tS, is. O. o1ly ~ So,,e S5Se
ownership.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

RESTAURANT, CONSISTING Of 2 din
ing rooms, s-rcon hyins quarters eIter,
house IA baths, the 4 bedrms.
are extra large. Several smaller
bufidinas that can be converted
to rental property. Nice view.
6k acres with e00-foot frontage
on Route 21I. All for S24.b00.
Excellent financing. Near Boiling
offieer's club. Warrenton, Va. 50
miles from D. c. IA. Alias after
8 pm.
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BUsIHEss OPPORTUNITIES

ABSOLUTELY AcCREDITED
MOTEIS FOR SALE
oE n. THOMPSON IA. 6-67OO
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WHY SUFFER??

: WHY SUFFEH??
This CENTRAL AM coNp., 3-bed-
pike & only $4,000. It has the
Complete dE elee, Kitchen. IA
baths, huge lis.-din. rna-, PLUS
loungine eereene6 porehi Close 70
bus and shopptng. Assume SIS
400 loan. cash down 70 SUIT you.
KEEP your wife happyu
MILKEY REAlTY yA- 7-0260
lONED COMMERCIAL = e-room
brick home, excellent condition. 3
rms, Including 2 Kitchens. ideal
for professional offices. SS-ft,
frontsge. Mt Vernon ave, Ne
iandria area Of Alexandria. m
speetion b. appointment only
TOWN d COUNTRY PROPER
TIEs. NC. IL. e-S9l5. 3 % 9.
81, Go ASsUMP1ION-Just outside
Falis Church. this spotleSg home
has everything TO offer 3 bed
rms, dining area, modern ntcnen'
huge. level lot completely chain
link fenced. Extras include storm
windows and doors, awntngs,
washer. etc. Price. Si4rS00. open
PLANTATION REALTY. gg. 1000
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INVESTORS

In Ed 1O00
Assume present ingt., and S5,350
cash payment will bring JOT plus
fand appreciation on this 3-bedrm.
home and detached 2-caT garage.
Price firm. For details. call HI.
z-G563, Mr.. ALLEN.
NE. BRICK DUPLEx-SI 600 cash.
Assume OF Joan, good eond.
OWNER, o. o-52g7,
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the WALTER REED Army Medical
Center EXCHANGE No. 234 is open
ing for bid 9 concession 10 operate
an opticians service at Walter
Reed Army Medical Center. Pro-
speetive applicants are advised to
apply in person 20 Maj. ]. o.
Mitchell, EXCHANGE officer, Bldg.
A03 for concession application,
service requirement and inspee-
ton Of location, written proposal
must be received ct the Exchange
office not later than ~ noon,
May rs, 1869. The right 10 reject
all bids Is reserved.
WASHINGTON AND LEE
Major oil company has . modern
3-bay station that VII be eoming
up for lease, located in shopping
center. present dealer giving up
location due 70 other business fn-
terest, Plenty of parktpg space
and low rental, financial assist
ance ayali. for right man. For fdf.
theF information, phone Nh.
DAVIS, Ia. Q-5000: eyes., z 10
AV' sE' A"2cce'
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TARA

Everythlng is on one con-
amid iSVsly trsss On I Sssua
ciously planned home with Q
wide entrance hall, Il COM
tains B spacious bedFins., 3
baths, coy paneled den with
fifeplece, formal living rm.
with fireplace, separate din
ing room and loads Of closet
space. Priced ct S2S,500. I
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SINCLAIR

Needs an aboye-ayerase
dealer 10 operate o ist-elass
modern 3-pay station %
yrs. pidl. This station h To-
ct New Hampshire and East
efn .aves. ne. High sallonaee
and nechanjcai trade In
st "A e-bnoo or ewes. He.
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CARRYOUT

NAHSn GOO i
/. FOUNTAIN ETC. does 81 900
wk., sood location, 5000 dn.
2. $1,000 wk. bus. has apt, big
moneymaker. $1,000 down viii
s. $500 wk. bus, closes 7:so pm,
nets $4,000 yr. $1,000 On. for
this outstanding spot.
TV REPAIRS, ETC.
Nearby Va. did $4,000 bus. 1851.
profit, can Se built Sp to double.
LIQUOR STORE, MD.
only $4,000 plus STOCK. $1,000
dn. will handle this wonderful
money-maker, TOP markup.
GROCERY
Nearby Md, averages $500 Wk..
closed Sun. short hrs. can be
bought with only S3, 1000 dn,, total
price only $500. Wonderful spot.
Cleaning Store-Pick Up
l. Does 5000 q wk., only $a,60O.
VIZ HAVE OTHERS
wonderful oppty. TO own your own
business, no exper, nee.
CLEANING PLANTS
DS;1 saSSSSS aSt:ssSsaE 'E Is:.sSs Gss: sSSSS
dn.
Wholesale Fruit Bus.
for rs yrs., owner
better, retiring. Can be bought at
? very low figure. Cali doGos,
for details.
Gas, Carwash, Repairs
Best moneymaker in NV. Wash.
Operated By widow. No terms
turned down from resp. people.
LIST YOUR BUSINESS WITH US
WE SELL THEM
SAM BLANKEN & co,
ia KENNEDY ST, NV.
Ia. $4,000 i
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THE GOLF COURSE Is only 8 block
away from this almost-new foyer
entrs brick rsmhler. completeiy
baths, ii1. fra.. formal din. rm.,
s.s sSs' r aullE koyE iHSHEss gSoHF Ssslly Sslyy
1kEfsafsossE, sss "a. 5.iSso. Evss..
Evening star., 1962-05-01
HOUSES FeR sALE-VA.

sLEEPY hollow ARIA S-bed-
I'm. brick rambler on lrs. land
seaDed lot partially aiF-eoneit;.
attract. Priced under $4,000.
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TARA

In q lovely community noted
homes M and considsSfSSdtp 81
tTsssivs VccilSnisadi al so%mahiss %S1s IL
planned TOR entertainine.
Off the center hall . 24.ft.
living room opens 10 q
screened porch and opens .
entrance hall are powder
room, formal dining room
and kitchen. other features
include 3 bedrooms with 2
baths, rec, room with fire.
place and bath. maids room.
2-ear GARAGE and q stiperbly
iandkeabed lot. S33,600.
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FAIRFAX

= eS@&N@ ee@&
Commute easily TO Dulles Airport
or to the city from this spacious
brick home having. loads Of space
for the expanding family. There
are 4 nice bedrooms, IA baths, Q
beautifully finished, basement and
3 host Of extras including wall
to-Wall earpeting, Tai shade trees
on Q gorgeous k-aere add 70 its
charm and beauty. A terrific In
vestment at e25,50o, Make . date
with US by calling il. 10000,
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
FAIKFAX CITY-5-b.F. brky lse,
elec. kit, 2is baths, eround-leyel
tee. I'm. earp9Et: s-aegs wooded
INSPECT call CR. 3-111e.
FAIRFAX = 3-bedFoom rambler,
kitchen, dining room, living I'm,
in immaculate condition. Beanti-
ful lot; Immediate occupancy.
$l3.5O9; YEoNAs REALTYs INC.
u Il. Ae1HtftI.
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8 BEDROOMS
11j11nn

Below FILA appraisal. Spacious
brick: 4 eeqrms And dsrs ,lIsfS s5,ft;
KIT. Accessible Bdmondston. Can
be yours for only @20.75Q. Ii
UNIVERSITY RKALTY -.
HE. 4-3600 g~} HA. 2-D2SO
Evening star., 1962-05-01

BElrsyn1E-Esv s.eedEn. rsmb.
%@Iso,s.c K LAPA Builder.
NJ HDoHEe-3 bllks. from
doFntoEn freeBaFs Co1y eoupact
colaniaL Solid red hfiek eqnetrue-
ton, stunning coppertoned kiteh-
sn. eeliEhtfqf Tide pIne re-. IN,
si:seSsSSise sissso W. p e. H56HRs HR5R6saIss'ls Co. !.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
BUNGALOW BEAUTY

GAETFORNT1 RaMBLKTTE On ex-
atra nice fenced lot. Fireplace In
large liy. rm., sep. ain. rm.s, twin.
size befrms., ia baths. rec. rm. IN
$50 for quick sale. REAIx Co,
AP. 7-oe66. % So. 2-7g7s.
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BPHINUFIELD
FIVE ACRES
PHONE S54-30OO

- 3 44O4yG OV1-UuVV -
ST. JAMES SCHOOL Q minis. ewsy
ii4sSly iif%5lly I'm; 5R :ssSsiESb,a sSlE lni T.Ises Si's
besutliully wooded knoll IN ptsstlse
Of approx, S140 mo. For appoint
cSaHsApIaR KArsfasot rsf-soGfSN fNo' WIN A
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CARWASH

oStstanSiSs location, saO.65oo On. an.
NURSERY, SOD, ETC.
Estab. many yrs.. outstanding Tspu-
tation. BLpor TEycKs, STOCK,
LAND, ALL IN ONE PACKAGE,
Owner viii stay with you and
teach you the business, Good
terms TO resp. people.
$4,000 NET A YEAR
return net. hrs, S-6.
S-3 Sun. cash nee. $4,000 down.
Call for pafttcuinFg
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1911 K ST. NV.
Corner store and offices. 1850 50.
II. This Is the new downtown bus.
tness center. HARWTIL BUILD.
ING. Pc. s-b550.
1851 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
wssHiNdiTcS Ii q NsSi, ,RITYI asT ~ "a. 5-ss6iO
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TRy, AELIEqT0N .EaJ;1S gSSN ~ 4HyIResbb ~

R..iedrs' AaslHoIoN MOSsssss ass sssksrs
KEMP GARDKNs--3-bedfm brick
rambler vita separate qinipg xmsl
sDssSs 4 i'r sisspIns ssc s sssirs sHd Sh q la
RapasDls 3 Sns q itsss' tSss bsss g values Il tbs
Mclean area. Large 4h loan
eGn Be assumed. "a. hs13O0,
hRoYHILL q SONS. Realsorss
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ParklaWn

Extra value In this handsome brk.
rambler, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
immaculate throughout. De luxe
Ratio. extra STORAGE space. $500
down, FHA. Asking $4,000, Can
noW-Ron't lhst. HU. l.olO0.
Evening star., 1962-05-01
FALLS CHURCH


NOTHING DOWN-GI
Here Is q wonderful chance 70 use
your World War II privilege before
Il runs out this JulYi Chafming
3-bedroom brick rambler with fun
basement in lovely Falis Church
area for nothing down and siR0
per month lnrluding taxes and IN
suraneeh Act fast II
POMPONIO REALTY
221S Wilson Blvd. "a. b-SB61
FALLS CHURCH-immacuIste bTick
4-bedroom (or 3 and denl, fenced
yard, screened porch, patio, sep-
arate dining room and 9 fun base
ment, y blk. to bus walk 10 grade
school. Assume present loan o. re-
finance. S1e,bO0. Outstanding.
REAL EsTATE. NC. Nc "a. 1924
FALLS CHURCH ARRA---c0ntem-
porary 3.bedroom rambler on At
tractfve lot. Fifepiaee IN living
room, radiant hpt-vater heat.
ESQ. can JE: 1880, JoSkPH ".
GkAY COMPANY, Reaitors, 1l3
West Broad street, Fails Church.
virginia.
- l<--I---- - - =
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PTR1oPPERTTis&sS. TTi&S'i NC,

EOo-BIQO -. y ~ y
FALLS OHURCH--Beaut. 2.bedrm.,
brk. Colonial. full bsInt.. fin. rec.
firepl. and iSe. rear porch over
tfses, Rsduss1 from sis.sSo 70
SI6,g50. Owner IN Guam and must
SELL Igs. 4hS Q loan may be
Low, low Bettl lernent charges.
BARR REALTY, INC. "a. 1880
FoUK-BEDRQ0Ms, q iull batAs-- :
impressive brick bi-level nestled
on over h-acre wooded lot fea-
turing large foyer entrance, tip
top-eauippeA 0E kitchen. dining
room, fifeplace in lafse living
room and large inviting recreation
room. screened porch and garage
A beautiful home within watkins
distance to- q Corners and Jeh
1880. call "a, $500.
BETTER HOMES
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HOUSES FoR sALE-VA.
lcoNTRUEDl

roons. Is hstks. ceassnisnt Ioea-
ton ana ECONOMY at si6,5Oe
With UNUSUAL finaneing- EpT full
details eali NOW. TRADE UP With
MONROE
so. 5000 REALTORS
AK, SOUTH = 3-bedrs0u, IA.
hath RAMBLER WIearpoft ana
EuLL RAsEhEET On seeiuded
tures BAsEpQARp HoT-WATER
HkAT. $l9.so0, mllfEplA5E Cc-
s.Ps., E9w - 81 g ~ ~ HSout our en-
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CARROLLTON-PrestiEe area and
bedrm. bfick rambler. separate din.
rm., de luxe kit. wall oven, sur.
face range. disposal wesher and
dryer combination. Eoor 70 CELL
Ing Roman brick iifeplace VAL.
WITH exit % 4 beautiful corner
lot. FHA approved. Terms and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-20

MIRO COFFEE SETS
Sturdy built for hours ond hovn
Of fulfilled plor Perfect
Tor eifii. nHN
Evening star., 1962-04-18

styled Zapata Movement. It
was signed by Marcantonio
Diaz-Infante. who called him
self provisional president" of
Mexico.
In Mexico City, Humberto
Romero, private secretary of
President Lopez Mateo, said
Diaz-Infante has a criminal
record in Mexico and the
United States and is mentally
deranged."
Mexican Foreign Minister
Manuel Tello called the letter
to the United Nations 80 gro
tesque and absurd that it does
not deserve official comment"
With the letter was a docu-
ment titled "A Statement of
Freedom from the People of
Mexico" bearing the signatures
Of DiaZ-Infante and IA other
men, seven of them listed as
generals.
Spokesman for the movement.
named after the Mexican Rev.
olutionary Emiliano Zapata.
said copies of the documents
were sent to all U. N. dele
cations.
One of the spokesmen iden-
titled himself as Robert Brad
ford, political columnist from
Monterey County, Calf, now
acting as unpaid conSultant to
the movement.
Mr.. Bradford said a letter
containing the movements re-
quests had been sent to the
Mexican President, including a
pledge to hold free elections
within six months after the
movement is recognized as a
provisional government.
If the requests are not met.
he said, within 10 days of
the presentation of this docu-
ment, there will be an armed
uprising"
Among the movements stated
Evening star., 1962-04-18

against Africans in health.
education, civil rights and po-
litical affairs. :
He began to recount the
mysterious death Of 80 Africans
working on the Kaminda dam
rebuilding but suddenly he
broke into tears, unable to con-
tinue.
Committee Chairman c. S
Jha of India said Mr.. Kaunda
would be permitted to COM
plete his statement today.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Rhodesias-Nyasaland Fedora

Rhodesias-N -NyaSaland Fedora
ton.
Kenneth Kaunda, president
of Northern RhodeSia's United
National independence Party,
appeared in purple and white
tribal robes before the special
U. N. Committee on Decolo-
nialization.
He told the 17-nation COM
mittee that Africans will never
accept Prime Minister Sir Roy
Welensky's federation program.
He charged discrimination
Evening star., 1962-04-18
African Leader
Bursts Into Tears
Before U. N. Unit
UNITED NATIONS, N. i!

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
April 18 (AP).-An African
political leader burst into tears
at a United Nations meeting
yesterday and was forced to
break off a statement aSsailing
white supremacy policies in the
Evening star., 1962-04-18

aims are international trial
of all persons accused of capi-
tai offenseS against Mexican
citizens. a program to make
Mexico economically and politi-
cal independent and reform of
the nations education system.
Mexican authorities said
Diaz-Infante has been arrested
at least twice on charges of
fraud, imperSonation and aid
ing and abetting a bank rob-
berry. They said his latest ar
rest was in San Diego, Calf,
in October, 1861, on parole vio-
lation charges.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Uprising Threatened
By Mexican Dissidents

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, April 18 CAP).-A group of
Mexcans opposed to their counys government yesterday
threatened armed uprising within 10 days if they are
not recognized provisional regime. in
Mexico City scoffed at the idea.
The threat in letter made public here by the self
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-14

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DREssENc FOR ENTERTAINING at home can be prob
Iem With al the duties of hostess, cocktail dress
and high heels are certainly impractical cocktail
dress and fats? Nobody really wants to be d& COM
fortable decided that most women would be inter-
ested in practical suggestion for clothes for the
hostess. If you like my ideas, you can order the pat
terms and make them yourself
Nv costume - on the cover, and at right - con-
sists of hostess skirt, blouse, an OverblOuse,
jumper top, hostess coat and Stacks. You can mix
them up to suit the occasion.
The skirt ann wearing ON the cover is mOssgreen
velvet lined in green china silk The lining is optional
but does seem to save the fabric and spares me the
problem of finding slip long enough not to show a
line ending at the knees. And the skirt can be made
in SO many fabrics, such as dOubeknit wool jersey.
lightweight wool, lacy tweed, lightweight mOhair
or even tapestry fabric. Or. if you want to 60 all
out, you might want to make -ooa.Ssd~PwsB
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25

dropping a toggle into the water
and securing it against the ice
with a rope pulled taut. A jig
pole is placed above the hole
near the ceiling, and four to five
lines are fastened to nails.
Test next for depth. A
weighted line is dropped in right
to the bottom, then pulled up
few inches. A loop is tied around
the nail to insure that the baited
line will stop at smelt- biting
depth. Smells travel in heavy
schools close to the bottom.
Two hooks for each = Torn psss
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the home freezers. Come the
dudes" driving a few hundred
miles, all to catch mess of the
little frost" fish.
From the river edge we could
see groups of shanties scattered
over the ice-bound river. Some
were located at Days Eddy,
others on the French Grounds,
some on the Camping Grounds.
George was fishing in the Wrin-
kles. He drove his truck half
mile out over the ice. Not every
one takes this chance. | felt dar-
ing to be along.