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Evening star., 1962-01-03
: BY RICHARD FRYKLUND
Star Staff Writer

Increased military participa.
ton in the economic and so.
cial development" of underde-
veloped countries is beine 6
planned in the Pentagon in re-
sponse to a recent White House
directive.
A letter from Presidential AS
siStant McGeorge Bundy to the
Defense and State Departments
said President Kennedy believes
the services have been overlook
ing opportunities to help the
people of foreign countries.
The letter told the two de-
partments to work out meth
DDS Of using military forces on
projects useful to the populace
at all levels in such fields as
training. public works, agricul-
ture, transportation, communi-
cations, health, sanitation,
etc."
Program Long Sought
The Army has been seeking
such a program for some
months. Speeches by the Sec
retary Of the Army and the
Army Chief of Staff have de-
scribed the benefits of a military
peace corps" But their sug-
+gestions, according to Pentagon
sources were first rejected as
being in conflict with the civ
ilian Peace Corps.
Peace Corps Director Sar-
gent Shriver was said to feel
that the Army proposal would
detract from the peaceful i'm
age of his corps.
From the Army point of view,
however, a "civic action" pro-
gram would provide realistic
training for American troops.
For instance, a hospital unit
could be set up and operate a
hospital in a remote country
under field conditions, rather
than practice with one on the
Army post in the United States.
Army engineers could build real
bridges for foreign countries
rather than build and tear down
practice bridges at Fort Belvoir.
See Effect on Civilians
At the same time. officers in
terested in an expanded guerril-
la and conference.-the war
program advocate Army partici-
patton in civic action programs
as a means to bring civilians in
a strife-torn country to the side
of the United States.
Also, such action, it is argued,
would make the presence of
American troops more palatable
to countries on the Communist
fringe.
Army officers say few op-
portunites for civic action bv
American soldiers are being
used. Some military road build
ing and sanitation programs.
for instance, benefit civilians,
but the projects are approved
only for a specific American
military need.
J The only exception is the
Evening star., 1962-01-03
Group Asks Turns
On Irving Street

The Columbia Heights Citi-
zens Association last night
voted to ask the District Com
missioners to change the rule
banning left turns into Irving
street from Sixteenth street
NV.
Mrs. Ernest w. Howard, who
presided at the meeting, said
this regulation had almost iso-
lated the Fourteenth street
business section.
The association also asked
for more street cleaners in the
Columbia Heights area. Mem
bers said fire hydrants are
being used to wash the streets.
Evening star., 1962-01-03

the time when he was a cast
away without atabrine. He con-
suited a Navy doctor on Vella
Lavella, but continued as skip
per of PT-59 while the doctor
considered his case.
Salutes Roberts Entry
On November IA, 1943, 1t.
Kennedy wrote a letter of comic
congratulations to his brother
Robert, on hearing the news
that Robert at II had been in
,ducted into the Navy:
Robert F. Kennedy
9Fhe Milton School
Milton, Conn.
Dear Robert:
The folks sent me a clipping
Of you taking the. oath. The
Sight OF you up there, just as a
boy, was really moving, partic-
ularly as a close examination
showed that you had my checked
London coat on.
I'd like to know what the hell
I'm doing out here while you go
Stroking around in my drape
coat, but I suppose that what
we are out here for, or so they
tell us, is so that our sisters and
younger brothers will be safe
and secure-frankly, I don't
see it quite that way-at least,
II you're going to be safe and
secure, that's fine with me, but
not in my coat, brother, not in
my coat.
In that picture you looked as
II you were going to step out
side the room, grab your gun,
and knock off several of the
houSeboys before lunch.
= After reading Dads letter,
gathered that cold, vicious look
in your eye was due to the
thought of that big blocking
back from Groton. I under
stand that you are going to be
there till February l, which is
Very nice because it is on the
playing fields of Milton and
Groton, and maybe Choate, that
the seeds will be sown that in
later years, and on other fields,
will cause you to turn in to
sack bay with a bad back or a
football knee.
y Well, black Robert, give those
Grotties hell and keep in con-
tact with your old broken-down
brother. I just took the physical
examination for promotion to
Eall Looie. I coughed hollowly,
rolled my eyes, croaked a couple
OF times, but all to no avail.
EtOut here, if you can breathe,
you're la and good for active
duty anywhere" and by any
where, they don't mean Ell Mo-
rocco or the Bath and Tennis
Club, they mean right where
you are, See you soon, I hope.
:. Jack.
u Il X
- 1t. Kennedy's final action in
World War II was on the night
Evening star., 1962-01-03
:PT 109-CHAPTER 7S
Skipper Leaves; q Happy Reunion
{ BY ROBERT ]. DONOVAN

E - 1t. John F. Kennedy's days
Fef combat were about over. The
trauma and strain of the colli-
sion in Blackett Strait and the
many hours of swimming that
followed it were beginning to
tell, His back panied him, and
he had spells of feeling poorly.
The disk between his fifth ver-
zebra and his sacrum was rup-
tured. The abnormal strains of
the crash and the swimming
had done certain lasting dam
age to his adrenal glands.
Furthermore, he had con-
tracted malaria, possibly during
Evening star., 1962-01-03

This is the lost in q series Of l8
articles bosed on the book, "PT l09
John F. Kennedy in World War
H." published by McGrow Hill Book
Co., Inc, New York.
The Adak sun., 1962-12-17
ADAK SUN

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improper Of electricity
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following simple
effort should be made to
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the trecsf to
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(slaned) inches the original cut
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The Adak sun., 1962-12-17

CHR ISTMAS FIRE PnECAUTIONS
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AND OUT cookwAREs YOUR BEST BET

Even-heotine, easy to keep bright and shiny
stoin-free, attractive. The oumnum-cIod bot
toms assure heating speed, burn-proof handles
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Three in Race
For Point Lead
AtOId Dominion

The race for the point-scor-
ing championship at the Old
Dominion Speedway in Manas-
sas is going right down to the
wire among Jimmy Mairs. Bert
Robbins and Ed Flemke.
Robbins currently leads with
1892 points with Flemke in
second place with 1920. Mairs
moved into contention last
week with a second-place fin
ish and now has 1892 points.
Another 35-lap feature for
modified stock cars heads Sat
urday nights program at the
Manassas track. Two 10-lap
heats for modifieds, the first
beginning at 8:45 O'Clock. and
a 20-lapper for sportsman cars
also are on the card.
Rounding out the top 10
point leaders at Old Dominion
are Lenny Williamson, 1878;
Clay Eastridge, 1,198; Dennis
Zimmerman, 1,l85; Bill Wyn-
coop, 1922; Bill Dennis, 1858;
Mel Bradley, 883. and Bob
pnhyns. AZ.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

from which the approved rul-
ings will be taken.
Al Haringer, Washington
Lees athletic director, joking
ly introduced himself as the
Generals rifle coach at a re-
Evening star., 1962-09-12

tude of knotty problems no
doubt will crop up in area
scholastic games. Coaches. Of
ficials and players are invited
to relate them in this space
Evening star., 1962-09-12
With SCHOOLS .x@s-as
Coach HorviII Jots Gothersburg Back to Earth

cent meeting Of Northern vir-
ginia's athletic heads. Al lat
er amended the statement and
said he is the ex-rif1e coach.
you know how the team
throws the coach IN the showers
Evening star., 1962-09-12

in order to educate others. Ray
wrenn. the secretary Of the
washington District football Of
ficials, has provided a home IL
brary of rule and case books
Evening star., 1962-09-12

after a winning season in other
sports? Well, the WI rifle
team stands the coach in front
of the target" Al said. 'I quit
the job right before the last
match"
Evening star., 1962-09-12

Strong Nylon cord con-
strvetion. Deep tread
hos hundreds Of froe.
tion edges!
Evening star., 1962-09-12

extro strong 4-plY
NyIen cord plus $500
rood-srippine edges.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
PLYMOUTH ST

'4-dr. hdtp., T. and h., auto. trans d,
black and white. Full price, 1868.
. S63 dn., S3S.10 per mo. AUTO.
CORNER, 100 N. Hampshire ave.
NV, 965-1767.
PLYMOUTH SO Sport Fury 2-dr.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
VALIANT go woo" 4-dr.. stand,

VALIANT 80 ''v-20o'' 4-or.. stand.
shift. 7. and h.. red. w--vS.
$4,000 mi. Sl.O5O. EM. 3-4592.
WILLYs JEEP '53 stationwagon.
Gin. new foam rubber cushions.
Except good eond. S645. 736-744s.
VALIANTs 1862 2-door and 4-door
sedans. Inventory-clearance sale.
Below dealers cost. Call FRED
FREDERICK. 776-7373.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
PONTIAC ,56

4-dr. hdtop, T. and h., hydra.
trans, 2-tone green. full price,
S493. S43 dn., S2S.56 per mo.
AUTO-V1LLE, 400 N. Y. ave. NV.
ME. S-1124.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC SO eonv.. ps.. p.b., w.
W, ?. and h. good eond- $500 II.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

PONTIAC '53, 4-dr.. Va. inspected.
Best offer over S100. Call IA. 4
Evening star., 1962-08-26
P O L K

woRLb's SN FRfE;NpIiEsr fi; i
PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER
1916 King ST., Alexandria, Va.
New KI. 9-0567 Used XII. 9-12l5
sTUDEBAKER '57 Golden Hawk
hardtop. super CHARGED VS.. fully
STUDEBAKER SO 4-door. straight
stick. excellent condition. only SOS
dn.. $3.50 per mo. on approved
credit. WISSINGER CHEVROLET.
CORNERS, FALLS CHURCH,
VA. JE. 2-7S7S, JE. 2-l177.
sTUDEBAKER LARK '61 4-dr. de-
luxe. Auto. trans. T. and h. Un-
der coated. Interior washable .
snow tires. one owner; Sl,450.
Call SP. 3-4432.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
P o L K
MOTOR CO. INC;
ROYAL MOTORS

Imperial Plymouth -Chrysler- -Simca
800 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
PLYMOUTH '5s 4-dr. sedan. auto.
trans, r., h., new seat covers, good
tires, superb cond. PO. 2-2233.
PLYMOUTH '62 Fury VS. 4-door.
r. and h., auto. trans, power
steering. Wv. tires, wheel covers,
Evening star., 1962-08-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THUNDERBIRD go. fully equip.
incl. factory air eond. S2.375 or
best reas. offer. He. 4-2932.
T-BIRD 1862. sports roadster. "a
seat convert. fully equip. $4,000
or make offer. UN. 4-s27e after
8 pm.
THIRD '62 Landau, black top.
silver mink body and interior,
factory air como. p.s, p.o- 65Z- G
Eye glass, 5000 miles. $3.50.
WO. 6-2654.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
CRANSON
RAMBLER

1882 BETHESDA AVE.
BETHESDA. ND. OIL. 6-0S0O
PONTIAC 81 Tempest station wa
son. white. equipped, very clean,
special S1.795,
Capitol Cadillac-O Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
PONTIAC '59 2-dr. hardtop, red
. with red interior. Tri-power std.
trans, sun tach. Chrome engine
q. parts. new Wv. tires. PERI. cond.
. S1,575 or make offer HA. 2-7132.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

PONTIAC '3s, 2-dF. sedan, black,
good eond., antique next year.
Sl25 or best offer. e49-5031 Sun.
Evening star., 1962-08-26

'ONTIAC '55. 2-dr. hard-top. hy-
dramatic, p.b.. r. and h, new
infer RE A-AReQ
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ROYAL MOTORS

PLYMOUTH '53 2-dr.. 7. and h,
transportation. $3.50. CHI. s-91lO,
Evening star., 1962-08-26

Chick, os we coll him, was six
when he wondered, "How for is
Up?"-"How fost is fost?"
When he wos still in knickers,
he went up in q transforming
Jenny. l3'yeors later he was q
piper cub pilot. Now. he
jets $4,000 feet twice
os fost as sound! And; he still
wonders, "How for is up?"-
"How fost is fost?"
Chicks curiosity is not confined
to the sky. His first trip
was quite down TO earth -.
whirling around the farm in q Tin
Llzzie-ot 7 m.p.h. Itwos q dry
run for thousands of future
travel miles by plane,
train, boot, bus and auto
mobile. At the sound of an engine,
Chicks ready to room! This
travel happy vogobond takes
you with him wherever
he goes :. mostly to unspoiIed
spots off the beaten tourist trail
His enthusiasm for troveIis
catching -. so beware!
Better have your bag packed
before your read Chick
YorbroUgh's Trovel Column
every Sunday in The Washington
Star.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
TAKOMA FORD
Congressional
OldSnnhile

OAOoAAAO04AO
On the Pike at Cong. Plaza
Rockville, Md
RAMBLER 80 sta. Wag., auto. r.
and h, 81. 1895. ORBIT RAMBLER.
1901 r. !. ave. UN. 4-4747.
RAMBLER 1884, de luxe sta; waE.
excel. cond., sacrif. S3l0, $40 On.
ROPER, LA. 6-2700. Call Mon.
RAMBLER 80 4-dr. sed. Fact, Air
cond., auto. trans, 7. and h.
S1.395. LA. 9-4117.
RAMBLER go Super 4-dr.. custom
interior excel. condition. straight
stick. Was 81 .495, sale price only
81 .2q5. WISSINGER CHEVROLET.
CORNERS, FALLS CHURCH,
VA. JE. FISTS. JE. 2-1177.
RAMBLERS 1862 Closed Sunday.
Let's go to church. L. p. SAP
FORD. INC. Silver Spring, Nd.
RAMBLER '6l, American, 2-dr.. T.
h. conv. seat bed, assume pay
ment. $500. Wo. 6-8592.
RAMBLER 80. 4-dr.. hdtp., r. and
h., auto, clean, S1400 or best
offer. 949-5570 weekendS, OIL. g.
1000 ext. sol weekdays.
RAMBLER '6l, 4-dr. custom clas-
sic sedan. r. and h. Wv. tires,
auto. trans, low mileage. Very
clean S1s75. 5s7-2061.
sTUDEBAKER '59 2-dr. Lark,
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JACK
BLANK
USED CARS
m NNsA 60 ~

34bO l4th st. NV.
462-3700 AID. 4-S500
PONTIAC '62 4-dr. hdtp.. full
= equip. demo. sale. S3,0S9. FLOOD
: PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC '6: Tempest lie Mans
= sport coupe. beautiful white fin-
ish. equipped with 4-speed floor
. trans. r. and h., low mileage. one
owner, in new car cond s. 69b
Evening star., 1962-08-26

THE SUNDAY STAR GA
Washington, D. c.
August Is, 1862
Evening star., 1962-08-26

PONTIAC 81 6-passenger safari,
TOStn Sssns sEg gasaSTs slSs; ir fully sSsssigpped
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CHEVY Chase
The Hamlet

williamsburg residence.
Center hall opens to gracious liV.
rm. and dining rm., both overlook
ms large, level garden. Paneled
library, full bath and large-family
kitchen with laundry area adjoin-
ing. Second floor consists Of ex-
ceptionally large master bedroom
and bath, plus 2 additional twin
size bedrms. and large storage rm.
(eould be fourth bedrm.). Rec.
rm.. screened porch. 2-car garage.
Entire property In excellent con-
dition. s5i,S9O; Can Mr.. Leigh.
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DIET S6K Mo

Lovely to 3 bedrm. year-round
homes in nearby Nd, as min
to D. c. 1mmed. poss. RIA. $4,000
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-smart at,
tractive 5-bedrm., 6-bath towH
house ideal for diplomatic per.
sonnet or group sharing. Today
Kitchen. Constance CrigleT, FE. s.
JAMES l. DIXON a CO.. Realtors
FAIRFAX-very neat 3-b.r. bricl
rambler with fenced yard. 3 b.r.
pine rec. nm, carport. Avail. De.
cember 81, S145. See our selection
Of rental homes. Call JE. 2-2620
JOSEPH w. sEAY COMPANY
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ANDREWS or Boiling Field area
bedrms., 3 children, ages yrs,
yrs, 2 mos. SIS pm. 9S1-4576.
2 TO 3 RIM. FURN. APT. = Mr..
18th and Kalmia or upper NV.
For 5-6 mos. settled Negro couple,
educators, S-yr. daughter. Ewes.
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. Uptown office, EN-. 2-6716
CoLESVILLE-BURNT MILLS-New
elegant, 4-bedrm., 2ls-bath home.
huge din. rm., marble firepl.. rec.
rm.. beaut. appts. $4,000. 949-
2131. @. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
CONN. AVE. PARK-3-bedrm. brk.
Cape Cod with rec. rm., den and
schools and bus. $lS,5O0. J. c.
CONLEY. Realtors, ~. 9-4134.
CONN. AVE. ESTS.-Immed. poss.,
iirspl.. porch $25. 900 DAt Fla o' or
assume CT 4hes loan, r, N.
LEVY. 949-7400.
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BETHESDA

,L-.SSazAlLs. bAl MS
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
Llv. rm. with firepl.. dining rm.,
equipped kit. concrete patio and
screened porch, full bsnt.. drive
TO yard. FLA considered,
CAMPANELLA d CO., REALTORS
E1. glib Ewes. JU. S-9l73
BETHESDA MANOR HOUSE
Charming 2-story. 5-bedroom Co.
ionial on acre lot in heart Of
lovely residential area. In 4Os.
tx spgtS;o only. Constance criEler,
JAMES {. DIXON q CO.. Realtors
BETHEsDA-S2O,5O 800. 3-bedrm. Co.
lonial. Towering trees on deep lot.
Quiet area. near NH and rec.
center. Compl. redec., immed. oc-
cupancy. Screened porch, garage,
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9O7O
BETHESDA. You'll buy it If you see
~ A most unusual, charming,
tmmac. 4-bedrm. split, w/step-
down cathedral ceiling, liv. Tm..
25'x2O' wHimmence fireplace. Bet
ter than new, w/drapes. carpets.
etc. In 30's. OWNER, 365-SO41
BETHESDA-Rambler on the mod
ern side. Better than new condi-
ton, large cleo. kit. in color, 8
bedrms.. 2 baths. daylight rec.
rm.. powder rm., plus large play
area. Beaut. I'd. with trees, 500
BOO; TED LINGO. INC. OIL. g.
OIUU I'll y.
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MASS IVP AREA

MASS. AVE- AhEA
Beautiful residence, 4 bedrms., 4
baths, 2 servants rooms. impress
siye main floor for entertaining.
Wonderful garden, garage. 2-yr.
lease. JAMES L. DIXON q CO.,
Realtors. FE. $4,000. FE. $1,000.
MeLEAN-Immac.. 2h-bath ram
bier, family rn., rec. rm., porch,
gear garage. Immed. occup. $500
pm1SSoEs Kr ..7sao
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AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY
PARK

split level, surprisingly
spacious interior. 3 bright bedrms.,
2 baths on upper level. also bed
room off rec. rm., laVAtory. sunny
living room, dining, very modern
kitchen, attractive rec. room with
heat, centrally sir conditioned.
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D. L. Barnard, 588-7977
Shannon & Luchs

Rltrs. Since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CHASE, between the clubs.
a -bedrm., 2-bath brick Colonial.
This center-han plan has q pow
der rm. on LIST fir. rec. rm. in
basement. This home Is vacant
and located in an ideal area.
Priced at S37, $50. Call Wo. g.
5 Sasast' il E5w' PHI II j jcss ca y 81 Sn.
INC, Realtor.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

MOST EXCLUSIVE COOPERATIVE
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2-bed-
room apt, excellent view, beauti-
fully modernized JAMES l..
DIXON & CO., Realtors, FE. s.
$3.50, FE. $1,000.
THE WESTCHESTER - Q b.r., iiv.
rm, Solarium, dinette. kit. bath.
air cond. 33S-267O.
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HOUSES UNFURR. TO RENT
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES

@AAS a - A~N(AN IN n AOANA
Repair and Ground Maintenance
ABOUT 8 MINUTES FROM NH
Three bedms., spacious closets and
storage; soundproot walls, indy.
off-street parking. large safe play
area. Near schools and church.
Central laundry rooms, Paint to
suit tenant. 90 minutes to the
heart OF Washington.
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TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME
Shannon & LuchS
CHEVY CHASE

GRACIOUS LIVING
s Ts aiS D WHIT e c S5fi5 fals
in this most desirable neigh
borhood. Attractive first
floor with spacious rooms
for entertaining. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths on second
floor. Paneled RECREATION
room with fireplace. Just
perfect for the active and
growing family: Call Mrs.
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nnMNInnNE LIZ

show this onei sS6edrm., s.batR
brk. rambler with firepl., sep.
din. rm.. full bsmt. with 4th
bedroom and rec. rm. 1a-acre lot.
Only eI1Ey,, go Z, 800 J 20; 2:3I40. go
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Pr EAsRHs s EAiskk; 3 S;sise
COLLIER & VoGEL. NC.
tn. 2-3302 Q TIL 9
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MANovILLE REALTY = CORP.

GREENWOOD KNoLLs-WHEATON
sDlit-leyel with with 2 BEDROOMS snn.s rec.
HoGs. to BE- A eompIetsiy r 1enesG
for the low price Of S20,5O0 with
small cash payment. LEGUM g.
GERBER. OIL. 6-5767. Ewes, OIL.
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CHEVY CHASE

COLORADO AVE.-l-acre estate,
rms. Ideal for entertaining. $780,
900. BY appt. only. H. j. RE-
vANE. INC, REALToR, 5SS-833O.
G sHSk A AYE AN yPc,S sHEFAT SSSo
block Of 27th st. n.w.-Brick row.
Q rooms, az baths. One Of baths
on LIST II. New Bryant gas hot
water furnace. Parking. Apt. on
top floor. Private entrance. Wants
$4,000 down. EDWIN L. ELLIS.
Realtor. RE. 7.b14O.
Evening star., 1962-03-02
Red Cross
Indorsed by
Grateful Bow

A 10-year-old boy who owes
his life to blood Red Cross pro-
vided was an honor guest at a
luncheon yesterday kicking off
the traditional observance OF
March as Red Cross Month.
When Stephen Schell under
went open heart surgery jan
uary 81 at Walter Reed Hos
pital, vital blood was donated
by Defense Department en-
ployes through the Red Cross
Washington Regional Blood
Center.
Stephen is the son of 1t. Col.
Henry Schell, USA (retired)
and Mrs. Schell of 1907 Anna
wood court, Annandale.
The picture of health now,
Stephen accepted an auto
graphed baseball from Elwood
R. Quesada, president of the
washington Senators baseball
club.
Mr.. Quesada, guest speaker
at the luncheon at the National
Press Club, said he was sure
Red Cross would go over the
top in its Balance of Goal"
campaign this month.
Evening star., 1962-03-02
BY a Star Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 2.-More
than one-fourth of Maryland's
Senators have their wives on
the State payroll for the 30
day General Assembly session
Relatives of several House
members also are on the pay
roll, as we'll as the campaign
manager for House Speaker
Perry o. Wilkinson who is rum
ming for Congress.
Most of the relatives are
listed as stenographers who
receive $12 a day for each day
Of the 30-day session. This
includes pay for week ends
when the General Assembly Ii
not in session.
The 90 Senators are each
allowed a personal stenogra-
pher, while the 1913 House men,
bers depend on a stenographic
pool. For the 30-day session.
the pay for stenographers
amounts to $3.50, but for the
90-day session every other year
the salaries total $1,000.
The issue of having relatives
on the payroll arose this ses-
sion when Delegate John NJ.
Whitmore of Anne Arundel
charged that Senator Louis N.
Phipps of Anne Arundel had
Mr.. Whitmore's wife fired from
the Senate Finance Committee
Evening star., 1962-03-02
Eight State Senators
Put Wives on Payroll

because of political rivalry.
Mi. Whitmore is seeking Mr..
Phipps' Senate seat.
Mrs. Whitmore subsequently
got a job as secretary to the
vice chairman of the House
Ways and Means Committee
Senator Phipps calls this
"nepotism."
Samuel Walter Bogley of
Prince Georges County, who is
Speaker Wilkinson's manager
for his Congress at-large cam
paign, is receiving $40 a day
as Mr.. Wilkinson's administra-
tive aide for the session. Mr.
Bogley has served in the same
capacity at previous legislative
sessions.
Some Of the lawmakers said
they kept their wives on the
payroll because competent help
is hard to find.
Here are some of the COM
.mentS:
Senator Phoebus-"We don't
consider that money that my
wife makes as ours. We use it
to entertain folks that visit
from Somerset County"
Senator Hughes - II didn't
have her on the payroll at first,
but I found out it is customary.
I like to have someone I can
trust completely and someone
who is competent to do the
work" ri
Evening star., 1962-03-02
Dance on Saturday
To Aid Palsy Center

A benefit dance party for the
Cerebral Palsy Development
Center Of Northern Virginia will
be held at 9 pm. Saturday at
the Elk's Club in Alexandria,
318 Prince street.
The benefit which will fea-
ture singing by soloists and
quartet between dance numbers,
is being sponsored by the Alex
andria Chapter of Sweet Ade-
lines, Inc.