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Evening star., 1962-04-12
Shah Charges
Soviet Threats
On West Ties
BY the Associated Press

The Shah of Iran accused
the Soviet Union today of
seeking by threats and prom
ises to force his country to
abandon its alliance with the
West and to herd it into the
camp of neutrals.
But in the present state of
the world mo country, still less
a country in our geographical
position. can afford to remain
neutral" Trans ruler told a
joint session of Congress.
Addressing the Senate-H House
session on the second day of
his state visit, the Shah said:
I'VE experience every day the
forces of international diSrup-
ton doing their utmost to be-
guile and delude and divert
us from the path we have
adopted. They do this in order
to seize this gateway to the
Middle East, the Indian sub
continent and Africa. by means
of falsehoodS, threats and SUBJ
version"
Decision on the West
Despite Soviet efforts, Iran
has decided to associate itself
with the West-"whether it be
for good or for ILL.," the mon
arch declared.
But Iran, he added. needs
protection. He listed three fac
tors which could guarantee
Trans independence.
The first would be if the
United Nations had the neces-
sary executive power, immune
from the right of veto" to en-
force the provision of its
charter.
The second would be disarm-
ament with adequate controls,
80 that no country could
openly or otherwise attack"
And third. Iran needs to i'm
prove its defense.
Need Modern Weapons
Unfortunately, today the
old-faShioned arms are no
longer of use for defensive pur-
poses, and an army would be
helpless without the modern
weapons of warefare, however
high its morale and however
firm its determination" the
Shah said.
Besides modern military hard
ware. the monarch added, Iran
needs economic assistance.
I'VE firmly believe that we
deserve that our friends should
be as keen and anxious as our
selves that we should reach the
desired end" he said, and de-
scribed this end as to transform
Iran into "a strong fortress of
liberty in alliance with the
West.
Expressing deep gratitude
and sincerest thanks" for past
United States economic and
military aid, the Shah said:
Whether nations or men. we
never stand alone. We are for
ever bound together"
Before his address to Con-
gress, the Shah conferred with
President Kennedy.
Evening star., 1962-04-12

the time about a year hence
when an improved space cap
sule will be ready for a 24-hour
mission.
Gen. Roadman. an Air Force
medical officer assigned to
NASA as the chief of life sci
enceS. made the revelation in
an interview here. Gen. Road
man is attending a meeting OF
the Aero-space Medical Asso-
citation.
The space medicine expert
said that. as a result of the
flight last February 20 of As
tronaut John H. Glenn jr., in
creased emphasis will be placed
on manned space travel. Mon
keys and other animals prob
ably will be left largely out of
the space picture in the future,
he indicated.
I'VE are committed: we are
going manned" Gen Roadman
said.
He spoke of progressively
longer" flights and was asked
whether this indicated an in
tention to go to some inter-
mediate number of orbits be-
tween Col. Glenn's three and
the officially announced 18-
orbit mission scheduled for
1868.
Gen. Roadman said this is
quite possible and conceded
that seven-orbit missions are
under active consideration
Gen. Roadman said very
little change would have to be
made in the present Mercury
capsule to accommodate an as
tronaut for seven orbits.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
By HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

Ballet, which got its start
300 years ago as a diversion
of royalty, was returned to the
old, original function at the
White House last night.
1t was ballet far removed
from the sort preferred by
Louis XIV, though, that was
imported by President and
Mrs. Kennedy to entertain
after the state dinner for the
Shah and Queen of Iran. 1t
was strictly modern and strictly
indigenous to the United States
"a set of excerpts from Jerome
Robbins "Ballets USA."
This vigorous Robbins cho-
geography at times seemed
rather strong stuff to be serv-
ing up to visiting royalty. But
whatever the Shah and his
Queen thought about it pri-
vately, they were smiling at the
shows end and seemed to be
sharing the general enthusiasm
which was considerable.
What George Washington
might have thought about it, of
course. is a matter of pure
speculation. 1t is no specula-
ton, however, but a safe guess
that that Stuart portrait of
Washington over the East
Room fireplace never in all its
time up to now looked down on
more hip-swinging and torso
tossing than went on in close
proximity to it last night.
A Double First"
The dances selected for the
program presented under the
auspices of the Rebekah Hark-
ness Foundation were the Rob-
bins version of Afternoon of
a Faun" and his suite titled
IN. Y. Export, Op. jazz" This
made the occasion a double
first" Mr.. Robbins became
the first ballet company ever to
dance in the White House and
Robert Prince became the first
American composer to have a
ballet done there.
1t may even have been a triple
"first" also the first time that
a ballet audience was more
elegantly and dazzlingly clad
than the dancers on stage, who
wore sweatshirts and sneakers
in the final number.
Both were excellent choices,
though. as examples of the
form ballet is taking at this
end of the long line from that
Academic Nationel de la Danse
Evening star., 1962-04-12

gen, although denouncing the
court order, said the teachers
had to obey it.
More than half of the city's
10000 teachers stayed away
from their classrooms yester-
day in the strike.
More than a score of schools
were closed down. Scores of
other schools merely went
through the motions of con-
Quoting classes as teachers
picketed outside.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
LOST

Kensinston agff0f ApTii g. Tle; TewsT9 4as cali II
772-7191 or 949-O5OO.
CAT. black, white spot on chest,
altered male, Lost April 9, vic. Flower
ave and -, Piney Branch rd. S. S.
DOG, boxer. male. fawn. white chest,
black mask. wearing training collar;
area, Northern, Va. Tuesday night;
liberal reward. Please call ia.
DOG. boxer. brown; mixed, 8 mos. old:
knowledge of this dog. please cali
II. 3-7070. Reward.
DOG. French poodle. gray colored. with
red collar: vic. of Central ave. and
Norair ave-; answers to the name of
MARX; reward. Call WA. 5-SS24.
HAT, unfinished blue. print. between
ewes. 737-42S5.
NECKLACE, 3-strand, pearl with blue
Reward. RA. $3.50.
PAPER BAG. containing contact lens.
solution. paint; left on 10th ST. bus
April 5; reward. ST. 3-3S62.
RINGS. initials NJ. A. J. c.; pearl;
JU. 9-4716.
STAR SAPPHIRE, lady's. in AK gold
mounting. Downtown Wash Reward
RE. 7-20s1. Ext. 102.
WALLET. mans. brown. believed lost
vic. Howard Theater Wed. night,
cont I'D cards only, showing James
W. johnson. 5000 Clay st. ne. II
found call 4S3-4441. small reward.
WALLET. Students, initials W. L. l.,
contains important papers. finder
may keep money. SP. 3-2194 after 4.
WATCH. ladys. Hamilton. Reward.
76s-S57O.
WATCH, lady's. yellow gold, Girard
PerrigauX, Monday evening on 11th
St. between G and D NV; senti-
mental value: reward. Call 10.
7-3437. after pm.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
ChupIins in Ireland

DUBLIN. Ireland, April II
APP Movie Actor Charlie
Chaplin, accompanied by his
wife Oona. arrived from Britain
yesterday. He came here for
a three-week fishing holiday.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
Millions for Polish

NEW YORK.-United States
housewives spend about $100
million a year on floor polish
IS per cent of all the floor pol
ish sold.
Evening star., 1962-04-12
U.S.. Soon Will Attempt
7Orbit Space Flight
By WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

ATLANTIC CITY, N j, April 12-Ten-hour Mercury
space flights probably will be conducted the near future
a top space agency official said today.
Brig. Gen Charles H. Roadman thus confirmed reports
that the National Aeronaucs and Space Administration
planning sevenorbt flights to fill the gap between now and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-25
Lowe Named
Observer at
u. N. by NEA.

Richard Barrett Lowe, for
mer governor of American Sa-
moa and Guam. has been
named United Nations observ-
er for the 814.000-member Ma
tional Education Association.
Paul Smith, head of the
MEAS committee on interna-
tional relations, said Mr.. Lowe
would work closely with U. N.
organizations on educational
projects in which the NEA may
be interested.
A native South Dakotan. Mr..
Lowe has been a history and
government teacher. school SUI
perintendent and college presi-
dent. He was graduated in
1914 from Princeton's School of
Military Government and was
an education specialist in the
military Government office on
Tinian Island in the Sout h
Pacific in 1945.
He developed an educational
relations program for the Nays
Sixth Recruiting Area, and
worked out the Nays stay in
school" policy to deter pros
pective dropouts from quitting
school to join the service. He
also developed the Nays series
of occupational handbooks. la
ter adopted by all the services.
After his governorships, Mr..
Lowe moved to Alexandria in
| 1859. While in the South Pa
cific, he had started investi-
eating whether George Wash
ington's town house in Alex
andria, which has been torn
down for salvage in the mid
die 1905, could be rebuilt or
the original site. which Mr.
Lowe had bought. He and his
wife live in his reproduction o.
the town house.
Mr.. Lowe has completed othe
restoration projects in Alexan
dria, and has started work OF
his third book.
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ARL., N.-Vacant. $1,000 On
Sl9.75O FHA. Seller will pay set,
tlement cost. 9 rms, IA baths
Ice. cleo. kit. mr. schools. trausp
shops. etc. Good neighborhood
OWNER IL 2-23on
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LOMBARD ST., 1913, Kentiand,
Md rms, bath, full bsmt.,
Ice, fenced I'd. Ideal for couple
with children. Good cond. Good
transp. BY OWNER. IA. 4-4279.
LYONS MANOR-GI SlI2 per mo
includes pitt. on this 3-bedroom
brick home featuring beautifully
paneled rec. room, front porch,
u bath on LIST floor and fenced
yard. Priced at Sl6,25O. Terms to
CAN. nIrp 1urIrArnNr orrrru,
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UNIVERSITY REALTY
80 : :. :. =. ?. 2. :. NJ. 7
Ii WISUALE
ONE IN A MILLION
KEN DRuSKIN Realtnr

Air cond. and hot-water heat, fire.
pl.. in this lovely 3-bedTm. bricl
rambler plus full bsmt. Only Sl7,,
$50. HE. 9-24OO.
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ARL.. N.-3-bedrm.. 1-bath Colo
NAL, basement opens onto patio.
nice shade trees, fenced yard. In
maculate. No down payment. GI
81. 800. Reduced. JE. 4-O3O9.
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AS MORE-3 bedrms.. den, din
I'm, / \ baths. full bsmt.. Scar
gar, bus l blk. Quick possession.
$1,000 On. Assume trust $50 mo.
OWNER. IA. 2-Og4O.
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nI@ggn

LANDOVER HILLS IT'LL BPM.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION of this
immac. SPLTT-FOYER rambler
WLCENTRAL AIR COND. Lge.
eat-in kit, plus sep. din. rm., Ia
baths, plus exec. type rec. rm. and
bar, FHA appraised. $4,000
DIR: Defense hwy. (Rte. 45OJ to
72nd ave, right to ParkWood st.,
right to list ave, right to 1905.
MARYLAND SALES AP. 1905
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19

LAUREL-Exquisite 4-bedrm. bricI
nome in exclusive area of Laurel
Large air-cond. library with
screened porch. din. rm.. liv. rm
with firepl.. master bedrm.. with
full ceramic bath and private
balcony. more ceremic baths
Conveniently located. Excellent
terms. Immaculate condition. Cal
776-735O.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL., y. = OLD AND BIG.
BUT VERY ATTRACTIVE.
On big, beautiful. corner lot
with fruit trees and shrubs
planned to harmonic with
this graceful home. Base
ment, ) bedrooms. formal
dining room, taudem stair
ways, and many extra fea-
lures such as huge, screened
porch. pantry den. garage.
Close-in Chain Bridge area.
Pull price. $4,000. LAIRD
REALTY CO.. JE. 2-47uO.
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ARLINGTON

-lose-in location offers this bright
home for $4,000. Has everythinG
you need in a coy home. Living
room, dining room. kitchen. . bed.
rooms on LIST floor. and or
upper level. Full basement. storm
windows and chain link fenced
back yard. 10 minutes to D. C.
by bus. Call to see.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., N.-Vacant. $1,000 On
Sl9.75O FHA. Seller win pay sci,
tlement cost. rms, ia baths
lge. cleo. kit. nr. schools. trausp.
shops. etc. Good neighborhood
OWNER. JE. 1920.
ARL--GLEN CARLYN-sT. THOM.
As MORE-3 bedrms,' den din
I'm, y baths. full bsmt., Scar
$1,000 On. Assume trust $50 mo.
OWNER, IA. 2-0s40.
ARL., N.-Don't buy before you see
4-bedrm., 3-bath Cape Cod at
1919 27th ST. n. Modestly priced
in upper POS. Open all day for
inspection or call 534-S792.
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm., l-bath Colo
NAL, basement opens onto patio
nice shade trees, fenced yard. In
maculate. No down payment. GI
$1,000. Reduced JE. 4-O3O9.
ARL.. n. nr. Seven Corners-Well-
planned home, 5 bedrms.. 3 baths,
family I'm. with fireplace. Garage.
On lge. wooded lot. 975 n. Roches-
ter st. Open daily til 1. Sunday
1916. Dir: Out Wilson blvd. 10
N. Mckinley I'd. right ! blk. TO
N. Quantico st., left to n. Potomac
ST., left 70 N. Quesada ST.. right
to Rochester ST. F. Z. WESTEN-
BERGER. IA. 2-0353.
NORTH bedrms..
, baths. bsmt. completely finished,
lge. level lot, cow. to public. pri-
Yate and parochial schools. all
shopping centers and bus lines.
$4,000 substantial down pymt.
needed. 52S-275l.
ARL.. Aurora Hills, $40. 800. A
prize in prestige neighborhood OF
expensive homes. min. TO Penta-
gon-Graeious Cape Cod amid
trees and shrubs. fireplace, liv.
rm.. sep. din. rm-. . lge. bedrms.,
LIST floor. Upstairs, 15x35 bedrm.,
ample storage. walkout bSmt., att.
gar, scr. porch. bus. schools,
shops. OWNER. OF. 4-9209, 27lOI
S. Arl. Ridge I'd.
ARLINGTON, NORTH = Neat and
clean 3-bedroom brick rambler
with basement in WILLIAMSBURG
Yorktown school area. Sl9.95O.
THOMPSON g. ASSOCIATES,
REAT TOPS IA k-G1~
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ARLINGTON, $l5,95O

l , block from bus-Lge. 2-bedrm
brick Liv. rm. with firepl. and
adjoining lge. porch. Lge. sep. din.
rm.. equipped kit, full bSmt. with
rec. rm. space. Year-round stream
at the rear adds to the charm OF
the beautiful yard. Sl5.95O, easy
conventional financing. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
! AANlLtAA ENlLN - lkoAJSS(AAA =
REALTORS, IA, 6-1Sl7

ARL.. N.-BUnDER's CLOsEOUT
Open IS $3.50 N. 9Th st
Two new brk. homes-One 3-b.r.
ll2-b. rambl., > fpls., lge. kit. w
din. sp., full daylight bSmt. One
2-story. Liv. rm. w/firepl, cath.
cell, iron balcony. l b.r., pow
der I'm. on LIST fir. > b.rS., bath on
2nd FIR, full daylight bsmt., fire
pl.. eony. bus, schools and Penta-
gon. Arl. blvd.-N. Carlyn SPRINGS
rd.-N. Harrison st. ROACH REAL
TY., 536-7119 or KE. 1886.
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LAUREL
G~OO DOWN FLA

3-bedrm. rambler on corner lot,
completely fenced, full bsmt. with
tile H.. 1 y baths. lge. liV. rm.. kit.
with range and garbage disposal,
storm windows and doors. Re-
duced TO SlS.200. FHA appraised,
SlS,25O. H. T. BROWN REAL ES-
TATE, INC, 71H-T35O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
YOU CAN

MOVE IN NEXT WEEK
Broyhin Park-Exciting close-in.
big brick rambler. Features 4
large bedrms., lge. liv. rm. W.
fireplace. lge. din. ELL" Full Gen
eral Electric equip. kit, enormous
ground-level basement with rec,
rm., fine beautifully planted shad
ed grounds and many extrasi |
blk. from school. TOP residential
area. QUICK OCCUPANCY. SEQ.
$50. 20" dn. CT or easy FILA
terms. Call ia, 1-O2a0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
REALTY co.

low down payment
REALTY co.
OF. 4-S500 Ewes. XII. S-426S
ARLINGTON. ASHTON HTS. OPEN
l-dark. 532 N. oxford st.-See
this lovely 3-bedrm. brick home
in an exceptionally fine residen-
tial community. All conveniences
and facilities within handy walk
ing distance. Can't be beat for
close in location! Sparkles from
top to bottom, inside and out.
Many extras incl air cond. Priced
10 go at S21.950. To reach off
y. Pershing dr.: North on N. OK
ford st. to Open House. To reach
II Wilson blvd: South on N.
oakland st to 9Th I'd. to Open
louise. TYSON REALTY CO.. JE.
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YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
IA. 8-21O0

ARR, N.-Brick, 2-bedrm. and der
or 3-bedrm. house. Gift. liv. nm
w/firepl., 33-ft. rec. rm. (teen
ayers delighD w/firepl., sep. din
m, . baths, GAIT. jalousied Fla
room. cow. TO pub, parochia
scfls., military transfer. enable!
tmmed. occup., excel. financing
OWNER S32. 800. KE. 6-7SS7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
BOB DUNCAN
Real EState-InSurance
322 s. Wash. St.. Alex.
KI. 8-8015
ALEXANDRIA
OLD TOWN
BARGAINS
BATCHELOR HOME

Two town houses to be restored. one
with seven. one with nine rooms
Great possibilities, $4,000, Sl9,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
.CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtor 2l6O N. Glebe. ia. 4.3l3I-
ARL. COUNTY LINE

ARL. COUNTY LINE
NO SETTLEMENT COSTS
81. 900. Only 500 dn. NO SET.
ELEMENT COSTS. 3 bedrms, W.
enormous rms. Full din. rm.; all.
equipped kit. Full bsmt. finished In
knotty pine rec. rm., beautiful lge
lot, IF YOU'LL DO A LITTL +
PAINTING WE'LL PAY YOUR
SETTLEMENT COSTS! Call IA.
7-0250.
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MilkeY Realty la 7-n25n
ARLINGTON, NORTH
MISSIONER
S13 Q50

Six rooms. 2H2-bath brick Cape
Cod, slate roof, full basement,
Walk to bus stores, ST. AIMS
and public schools. For sale 3
DAYS only. Move in today with
low down payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
S19,5O0
Just what you want and right
where you want it in popular Lee
way Hts.-St. AIMS Parish. Well
constructed brick home with 3
fine bedrooms, "a baths. and a
lovely dining room. Plenty OF room
in the light. airy basement. Level
lot shaded by graceful. spreading
trees. Low down payment, 3O-yr
loan available. Buys like this are
few and far between. Call ia. =
$500, 1900 Wilson blvd.
WE TAKE TRADES
ARLINGTON REALTY
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
ARL., N.-oPEN II TO :. WeeE
DAYS after 6, 3-bedrm.. lIa-bath,
all-brick rambler, sep. din. rm.,
large kitchen, full bsmt. Cow. TO
schools. shopping and transp.
$4,000. BY OWNER, ST. N
Ohio st. Call JE. 1890.
ARL.. N.-3-bedrm. brick rambler,
fenced yard, patio. mr.. schools,
nus; $4,000. OWNER. KE. s.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

sOMFRET AREA-3-0edrm. ramb.
lge. lot w/treeS. Rare buy, Sill
a5e. terms. Call Mr.. Timko. 10
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LANGLEY REALTY
ERr0 l1OIEy .-...,.,
HUGH T. PECK
IN. P. q. COUNTRY CLUB Sc
IR. ANDREWS, CENSUS, CLNTOl
LARGE-FAMILY HOMES

LHINNE- hNIILI TIOIE5
space Is the keyword for these
din. .rm., eat-in kit, rec. rm., =
firepls., > and 3 baths, 3, 4 and
3 bedrms.. bSmt. Attics in most
Closet space for everything. See
these now. Mrs. King, CHI. S-T664
FORT1N REALTY, RE. 5-O7O7
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ARL., N.-Don't buy before you see
4-bedrm., 3-bath Cape Cod at
1919 27th st. n, Modestly priced
in upper POS. Open all day for
inspection or call 534-s192.
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KIeinWuchter-Asher

Mr.. and Mrs. VILLA m
Kleinwachter of Preston. Md,
announce the engagement of
their daughter Carole Ann to
Midshipman John Wilson
Asher III. United States
Naval Academy. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Asher, jr., of Den
ton, Md, and this city. A
June wedding is planned.
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FickIin-Cotton

Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Ficklin of Vienna. Va. an
nounce the engagement OF
their daughter Mary K. to
Mr.. James N. Cotton. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson j. Cot
ton of Fostoria, Ohio. A Sep
TENDER wedding is planned.
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Novmick-Do

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nay
mick of Oxon Hill, Md. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Patricia
Naomi to Mr.. Quentin Ed
ward Dolecek, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Richard L. Dolecek of
Forest Heights. Md.
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Smith-WoeIkers

Mrs. Charles H. Smith Of
Waldorf, Md. announces the
engagement Of her daughter
Jacqueline Stevens to Mr..
Richard Charles Woelkers,
son of Mrs. Frederick
Woelkers Of Chester, Pa, and
the late Mr.. Woelkers. A
Septe mber wedding il
planned.
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Pointer-BusI1

Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Pointer of Hyattsville an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Diana to Mr.
Gordon E. Bush, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilbur Lee Bush
of Iron Gate, Va. A Septem-
Der wedding is planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
loonnis-Muy

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
LOOMS of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Susan Har-
riet to Mr.. Dale Edward May.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
w. May of Compton, Calf.
An August wedding is
planned.
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Enole-Fl

DR.. and Mrs. H. Martin
Engle of Falls Church an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Maurine Sara
to Mr.. William George Flies
ner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester G. Flesner. also of
Falls Church. An August
wedding is planned.
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Cossudo-WiIIioms

Mrs. Harvey Durward Cas-
sada of Richmond, Va, an
nounces the engagement of
her daughter Elizabeth
Archer to Mr.. Thomas Fra
sier Williams. jr., son Of DR..
and Mrs. Williams of Airing
ton. An August wedding is
planned.
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Snnith-EIIis

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Milton
Smith of German town, Md,
Announce the engagement
Of their daughter Mary Ellen
to Mr.. Robert Morgan Ellis,
Smith of Germantown. Nd,
son of DR.. and Mrs. George j.
Ellis of Kenwood. A late July
wedding is planned.
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ENGAGEMENTS
Joblonsky-
RosenthoI

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jablon-
sky of Silver Spring an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Gail to Mr..
Leo Rosenthal, son Of Mrs.
Frances RoSenthal and the
late Mr.. Jerome Rosenthal.
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Horriet-Juffe

Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Har-
riet of Pawtucket. r. L, an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Rochelle F. to
Mr.. Jack M. Jaffe, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Jaffe.
Evening star., 1962-03-30
Terps Get Sweep
In ennis Opener

The University of Maryland s
tennis team opened its season
yesterday with a new look and
wound up giving Lafayette a
blank one.
With four newcomers in their
lineup, the Terps blanked
Lafayette, 80, and swept all
singles in straight sets. Barry
Cleveland. a transfer, played
No. l for the Terps and set
the tone with a Us, 6-2 triumph
over Mike Honker.
Three sophomores, Gene Ger
ber, Louis Dobies and Tom
Marcellino, also won convlnc-
ingly in their debuts. AL Cit
renbaum, who played on the
1860 team, marked his return
with a 6-2, 6-3 victory over
Larry Levine in the No 2 match
Georgetown, meanwhile,
picked up it's second straight
victory of the season, clipping
Syracuse, 6-3, as Bill McCon-
louge took the No. l singles
match from Ross Kaplan, Ga,
60. The Hoyas won four sin
giles and two doubles matches.
In Baltimore, Catholic Uni
versity dropped its second
match, 7-2, to Loyola.