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Evening star., 1962-03-18
POPE LEAVES
VATICAN TO VISIT
AILING FRIEND

VATICAN CITY (AP).-
Pope John XIII today
made one of his impromptu
trips to visit an ailing
friend.
The 80-year-old Supreme
Pontiff left Vatican City
in his automobile and went
to a Rome clinic to call
on Archbishop Giacomo
Testa, president Of the
Ecclesiastical Acadamy in
Rome.
The archbishop, suffer-
ing from a pulmonary all
ment, had been associated
with the Pontiff for many
years when the latter was
an apostolic delegate. Both
were born in the Bergamo
area of Northern Italy.
Evening star., 1962-03-18
House Sets Hearings
On Aeed-Persons Unit
BY the Associated Press

A series of congressional
hearings will be held in five
States on proposals to set up q
Federal commission on prob
lens of aged persons.
Chairman Bailey. Democrat
of West Virginia, Of the House
Education Subcommittee. in
announcing this yesterday. said
the sessions will begin in Mi
ami Beach on March %.
Evening star., 1962-03-18

ANDERSON, KATIE B. Sacred to the
mother, KATIE B. ANDERSON. who
March IA. 1861.
They say time heals all sorrow
But time SO far has only Iroven
YoUR HUSBAND. EDWARD, sr.,
AMP AMP vIT vGIMTJL,PPRRENii ,PR ELSIE BLUE
BIRCH, JESSIE LoNANNA MOORE;
Nom. JESSIE LovANNA MOORE
{ BIRCH, who departed from this
! earth nine years ago today. March
Is. 1858.
HoS2YEpw4RD S2Y Ei nsEs5 9f aNb fb9rESsStsDDi BEoSDiEY
lookout. JACK LEROY. III lovins
Ro9 BookoG g { paw Who coy passed away way
tWe ttW%eeo years ago today. ,GTfl7 Msreh 49,
CLAYTON. LA VERNE l. In loving
memory OF my dear sister LA
this life two years ago today, March
Is. 1860.
Since from earth you passed away,
And my heart is aching sadly
GENTRY.
FORREST. ROSIE L. In sad but low
ing remembrance Of our dear mother
and godmother, ROSIE L. FORREST.
who passed away twelve years ago,
March Is. 1850.
The world may change from year
And friends from day to day.
But never will the one we loved
1 From memory pass away.
J EDNA. WILLIAM AND ALLEN.
HEILIGH. NATHANIEL A. In loving
memory of our dear son and broth
er, NATHANIEL A. HEILIGH. who
departed this life March 1s, 1860.
blue.
If only we could say hello and how
are you.
If We could reach out and take your
hand
We know that God would under
Our loneliness and heartaches we
could bear,
II only conversations we could share.
THE FAMILY.
JOHNSON, MARIA L. In loving mem
ory of my dear mother. MARIA
l. JOHNSON, who departed this
life twelve years ago today, March
Is, 1850.
1neTe is no IlIlle IndI we COulQ set
for parting;
We who must remain are never
ready for such pain;
Even our prayer would be. not yet
not yet. dear God,
Another day with US let our beloved
stay;
We must believe, when falls the
blow.
That wisely. God has willed 1t So
REEDER, AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1962-03-18

our dear husband. father and grand
father, JAMES WELLS, who de-
parted this life one year ago,
March 10. 1861.
The wonderful things you did for US
Live in our hearts each day,
And keep you near ant dear to us.
Though YOU are far away.
Though your smile has gone forever,
And your face We canpo. touch.
We shall never lose sweet memories
OF the one we loved so much.
LOVING WIFE, ANNIE B. WELLS;
SON. JAMES W. WELLS. AND
GRANDCHILDREN, ROSE ANNE
AND BARBARA WELLS.
Evening star., 1962-03-18

PAYNE. WILLIAM H.. Jr. In loving
and msnG5y SfoSer St our WfAM Gffl II PAY
Jr., who passed on into the fuller
life one year ago today, March Is,
1861.
Dear Lord. I thank You for the
faith that frees
The love that knows it cannot lose
The love that looking through the
shadows sees
That You and he and I are ever
one.
YOUR WIFE, GLADYS.
God gave US strength to bear. 1t,
But what it meant to lose you
YOUR pARENTs, HELEN AMI
REYNOLDS, JAMES HARRY. Sr.. Ir
bsnd SXds JaEs RsmsT' H8RR4 Al ' RGYNoLps fSaS n5s
ST., who passed away March IS
Although our paths lie far apart
YOUR WIFE. V1Rd1NiA N, REYN,
SKINNER. JAMES E.. In loving mem.
SKINNER, who departed this life
eighteen, years ago today. March
Till memory fades and life departs
You will live forever in our hearts
HIS DEVOTED SONS. CARL M. AND
HOWARD A. SKINNER.
sT0CKETT ELISHA Departed this
You live with me in memory still,
Not lust today, but always will.
WIFE. ISABEL sToCKETT.
"oa' ory Of my " dear r. sister, iH ,0ES MARY T r
WARREN, who passed away nine
years ago. Saturday, March IA
1853.
In my heart there are pictures
More precious than silver or gold;
Pictures Of my dear sister.
Whose memory will never grow
DEVOTED SISTER. MAGGIE O
BRABHAM, AND FAMILY.
WAUGH, MARY E. In loving mem.
ory Of our dear mother, MARY E
WAUGH, who passed away foul
AS l look Up in Gods Heaven Of
blue,
If could only say. hello. and how
are you;
II could reach out and take youl
hand,
know that God would understand
My loneliness and heartaches
could bear.
II only conversation we could share
are wonderful, too.
But beautiful memories can max
Evening star., 1962-03-18
Int Mrt1tnrtattt

JONES, MATTE E. In loving mem
grandmother, MATTE ELIZABETH
4 JONES, who passed away two years
ago today. March 1S. 1860.
It's always hard to understand
Why loved ones must depart,
For every day ahead seems gray
When sorrow fills the heart.
And yet there is comfort in the
thought
That Just a step away,
The one we loved and cherished so
Has found better day.
Eternal life. eternal joy.
Eternal peace and rest:
How comforting 1t is to think
That a loving God knows best.
THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1962-03-18

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Evening star., 1962-09-17

action ending in the interna-
tional explosion no one wants
For this reason, editorial
writer's and officials worry
publicly about "hysteria" be-
ing whipped up in the United
States. They hope that cooler
heads will prevail.
Fear Pressure
While gratified by President
Kennedy's restraint, they feaI
he may be pushed into precipi-
tate action by congressional
charges Of "do-nothingism" In
an election year.
And further action Is exactly
what the Mexicans do not
want. This is shown In their
ambivalent reaction to Secre-
tary Of State Rusk's invitation
to meet informally with Latin
American foreign ministers
during the coming session OF
the United Nations General
Assembly.
The Mexican government has
taken no firm official position.
But the line Is emerging. Of
ficials and their press spokes-
men see the need for q united
theological front" in the hem
isphere to resist all Commun-
ist attempts to subvert demo-
cratic institutions from Cuba.
At the same time, they see
little useful purpose" in hold
ing even an informal foreign
ministers meeting at this time.
Nothing could be achieved
there, these sources say, that
was not already achieved at
the last inter-American meet
ing at Punta del Este. Uruguay,
last January.
At that get-together q bare
two-thirds majority Of the 81
foreign ministers-with Mexico
abstaining-voted to suspend
Cuban membership in the Or
ganization Of American States.
Behind the Mexican reluc-
tance to indorse another meet
ing now Is the clear suspicion
that the United States intends
to lure Latin America into
more decisive steps against
Cuba. While Mexico will GER
tainly attend If q majority of
hemisphere countries desire,
officials make it clear they will
Evening star., 1962-09-17
BY GEORGE SHERMAN
, star staff Writer

MEXICO CTTY-The latest
storm over Cuba has pulled still
tighter the delicate tightrope
across which Mexico tiptoes in
hemisphere relations.
On the one hand. Mexican
officials privately and publicly
condemn the increasing Soviet
military intrusion in the West
ern hemisphere. They believe
that the blustery war-warning
over Cuba to the United States
In Moscow last week was q
smoke-screen Of unnecessary
rocket-rattling.
On the other hand, these
same officials believe nothing
essential has changed in the
Cuban situation. They note
Evening star., 1962-09-17

lations. Mexican officials dog
gedly maintain that the Castro
government can only be over
thrown by the Cuban people.
not by either unilateral or COL
lective Intervention from the
outside.
Nevertheless, the Mexican
press and public developed an
acute case Of filters during the
barrage Of threats and counter
threats between Moscow and
Washington last week. Head
lines equated President Ken
nedy's request to can up 150.-
900 reservists with the Soviet
defense Of the Castro regime.
Sober observers believe
neither side intends action. but
they fear that this war Of
nerves" win set off a chain re-
Evening star., 1962-09-17
Updoted WuII Mop
SOUGHT by Interior

The Department Of the In
terror said today 1t has asked
Congress to authorize a new
edition of the official wall map
of the United States.
The present map. used wide
ly in schools and other public
buildings, was last printed in
1858. Supplies Of that edition
are low and much Of the maps
information is outdated.
Material for the map is COM
piled from records Of the Bu-
reau Of Land Management and
it is printed by the Geological
Survey.
Evening star., 1962-09-17

that Soviet military and eco
nomic technical aid may be in
creasing. but that it has been
going on for more than two
years.
They also see nothing es-
sentially different in the Soviet
statement last week from the
similar threat Of rocket-war
Soviet Premier Khrushchev
made first in July, 1860, to
President Eisenhower and then
later in April. 1861. to President
Kennedy during the abortive
Cuban invasion.
No Change
An Of this adds up to no
change in Mexican devotion to
the sacred doctrine Of non-in-
tervention in hemisphere re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-25

Holding on to railing in the subs control
room, you have the sensation of diving through
the air in giant airplane. You hold on for
dear life as she swoops upward from deep in
the sea, or banks to the starboard as she fig
uratively wiggles bert tail
In fact, her controls are much like those
on giant air liner. Her planesmen Tor helms
men on surface ship sit in deep chairs
equipped with seat belts, and her control
sticks" are like those of an airplane.
Push forward and you 60 deeper, pull
toward you and you rise. Or turn the wheel
to the port or starboard for turns. And as
the submarine turns through sharp angle,
she banks like an airplane.
The thrill Of the day came when took
over the controls and felt 5000 tons of sub
marine as responsive to my hands as a high
powered automobile. She answered the
slightest movement of the controls and for
more than five minutes plunged through the
sea at my command.
My few minutes Of glory ended, found
Comdr. Pagan wedged into a niche in the
railing surrounding the periscope room
I'VE can tell how well we've secured the
Ship" he said, by the sound of falling objects
when we 60 into maneuvers. Anything loose
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-25

is going to fall"
The skipper said that the Shark can
submerge in about six minutes, compared
to about one and one half to two minutes for
the conventional submarine.
But the ability to submerge quickly is
not our strong point" he pointed out Our
place is under the sea. We don't have to come
up, and so we don't have to be able to submerge
quickly"
COmdr. Pagan went on to explain that
the Sharks electricallydrive torpedOes
slip quietly out of the subs torpedo tubes
and search out enemy ships, both on the
surface and under the sea.
Both our striking and our defensive
potential lies in our ability to maneuver
quickly and quietly against ships on the sur
face and other subs, " he said
They can't tell what we are doing They're
confused"
Back on the surface and headed toward
land l could understand why most of the
1920 miles cruised by the Shark in her first
year was under the sea.
Her natural home is under the waves,
where she is part of the Nays most powerful
striking arm, and positive deterrent to a
reckless war.
SUNDAY. THE STAR MAGAZINE WASHINGTON.
Evening star., 1962-07-22
FARMS
MONEY WISE

Diversified farming, crops, stock
birds, bees. flowers, shrubbery OF
trees. 1913 acres, Ideal for any OF
the above. With q 7-rm- house
Other properties for as little as
900. ONLEST REALTY CO
Evening star., 1962-07-22
PAIII, B GANI1EY

- - 4S@N &@A@ -
7-ACRE weekend mountain re-
bank barn, wagon shed, corn crib.
Part wooded, part open. 1.5OO-ft.
road frontage, $500. Only 1 hr.
tq1 dairy or stock farm. Level
land wooded and open. Excel. sup
ply Of water. Road frontage. Mod
ern S-rm. house, 1S-stan bank
barn. Baltimore market. LoafinR
oarns stlo, milk house, machinery
shed, other nee. bldgs. All in tip
p, sop eono. $4,000 cash. Owner
175-ACRE D. c. dairy farm m-15O
acres top and grazing land. bsi.
ance woodland, 20-stall dairy
barn, dairy house, silo, basemeni
barn. large stream traVerses farm
excel 7-rm- and bath frame home
on La: heat real buy At S2oC
350-acre, 55-staIl D. c. dairy farm
2l0-aere, 60-stall D. c. dairy farm
35Q-acre stock farm.
140-acre dairy farm.
Estate with lovely 21z-story
center-hal modern brick homi
with 4 bedrms. and bath on cresi
overlooking your own sparklinf
trout stream, Fine bank barn, ma.
chinery shed, garage, etc, bldgs
Ample pasture for horses or beef
Also ideal location for swimminr
pool with abundant water supply
hr. to D. c.. S27,5OO.
we nave q fine selection of coun.
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merc1al and industrial propert,
IN central Maryland to choost
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ming. Dial now 30l-MO 3-RSoo
Evening star., 1962-07-22

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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

20 acres, Is under cultivation. Ions
road frontage, lS mi. to d q
Complete With 6-rm. and hair
home, full bsmt. Barn, stable ant
other bldgs., small orchard. PRICED
TO sell at S26,500, terms.
W acres, house, farm bldgs., 35 mi
70 d. c. Price S12,500 for quick
APPROX. $50 acres in 3 parcels
wooded land. Can be divided
Priced for quick sale at SI25 pei
Many other large and small farm,
ana MONIES TO choose from.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
La Plata. Nd. Always oper
Evening star., 1962-07-22
SHENANDOAH VALLEY

90 miles west Of d. c.
"a acres, Groom, 2-story log houss
IN fair condition, watered by
well. spring and stream, utilities
miles north Of Front Royal on
hard surface road Just. off Rte
522. Price S3,500. Terms.
"a acres, productive. under priced
farm all limestone, cleared, level
and tillable, barn. 2 silos, good
condition 2-story, Groom stone
house in fair condition, 2 ponds
spring and stream. utilities, or
blacktop road Ia miles from
Bunker Hill, w. Va. Price Sl7, 500
Specializing in the sale and rental
Of farm and rural property. C. G.
FUNkHOUSER, Broker, White
POST, Va. Phone Boyce 143 j
Evening star., 1962-07-22
ROCK OAK, W. VA

2Q-acre farm on North River IN
Hampshire and Hardy Counties
W. Va; Groom house recentIy
remodeled,. with bath, three bed.
rooms with large closets. pantry
ano stone cellar off kitchen. brand.
and windows house fully in.
sulated; deep freeze in cellar, sinh
and cabinet in kitchen: no repair,
neeoeo; outbldgs., new concrete
bldgs,, with double garage below,
unfinished apt. above 2Sx22. in.
16x10, deep well, plenty Of Wstsr '
wonderful shade trees; other Build.
Ing could be used for workshop
Nice summer home or permanent
residence. Route so to Augusta
" Va; INQUIRE route to Rocl
1Sads Usak, W. ya. m. r; DOMAIN, sail
road to door. A@SeO
Evening star., 1962-07-22
PARENTS

This 13-acre country home weuld
be heaven II your children like the
outdoors, pontess animals. fishing
Large tVo-story home. barn. out
buildings, pond. Easy driving.
$21,500. ROMER q CO. WI. g.
9U92
Evening star., 1962-07-22

ATTENTION HARDWARE
STORES - Excellent loca-
ton on Rhode Island ave.
In Q thiekly populated neigh
borhood. Consisting Of me-
dium to low priced homes
without any hardware facil-
titles within . radious Of 2
or more miles. New 3Ox60
It. store avail. at present
time or can build to suit
within 90 days. 7O-ear
parking area. Several other
tyDe businesses needed. For
details call Mr.. Thompson
JU. s-s344. Ewes. OIL. q
$500. C. NJ. MARsTELLER
REALToR.
Evening star., 1962-07-22

sl,I5O WITH $3.50 On, s25 MO.
kitchen. 3 acres or Al acres re-
seeded woods on nd. .rd. Both
Louisa Co.. Va. Phone Alexandria.
TE. 6-413l. COOKE AGCY-.
Evening star., 1962-07-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CHILDREN'S SHOP
The only one Of this type IN the
city, population $4,000. Doing
good profit. Owner leaving for
write NANNY sTEINBERd. P.o.
Box 683, Hopewell, Va, Code 703,
GL. 8-3S63.
Evening star., 1962-07-22

az ACRES, few open. bal. small
timber. Nearly level. Has dilapi-
dated old house. stream. u mile
off nd. rd,. $3.50 with $3.50 dn..
$35 mo. Louisa CO., Va. Phone
AGCY Inllisa Va.
Evening star., 1962-07-22

FARMS
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CHARLFs COTNTY Nh

CHARLES COUNTY, MD.
New 3-bedroom. all-brick rambler.
Lge. screened patio, birch kit.
cabs, lge. lot W/beautiful shade
trees: Nice neighborhood with COM
munity water. Price, S15,75O.
Evening star., 1962-07-22

158-ACRE productive farm mostly
house, large barn, machine shed.
other outbuildings, plenty Of wa
ter. Ideal cattle farm. 25 miles
west Of Fredericksburg. Spotsyl-
vania County. S22, 900. For more
information call VIII. 6-2l9O.
Evening star., 1962-07-22

@s6-ACRE STOCK FARM, D. C.
low with bath, barns, ETC.. all ID
good condition. All level land. soil
hank income. $1,000. Owner will
hSld trust. S36, 800,
Evening star., 1962-07-22

Creek. Va. Lots Of euttable timber.
Good solid house. Several 25-100-
acre lake sites. Near new Shirley
hwy& Give-aWay price S66. 900.
Also adjoining 200 acres with
good house, S32, 900. Both tracts
together possible 300-acre lake
site. One of the finest properties
available in nearby Va. VIII not
last. The shrewdest people are
Cali now. DILLON LAND CO., RE-
ALTORS. JE. 4-4O4O. Open It'll 8