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PRESIDENT KENNEDY; GOVERNOR SWANSON.

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g. oSlo~s oAy ERA MILLENNIUM IS cAMNlNo
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PUBLISHERS testimony. THIRD CHURCH.
CHRIST, SCIENTIST. WED. IAN. 10.

ROBERT ANDERSON Sx-MANACSR MMuL-FM,
COMPANION GUEST Or MINE
HYMNS READINGS - 1cvE.'
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70 SUPPLEMENT ANGEL cAsREEI WITH
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see TESTIMONY Page
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PATHETIC ADAM.EvE DREAM MYTHS ~!

cdNNlp PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
CANNOT BE INVADED THE ONE REAL
UNIVERSE IS VERY GOOD" Genesis 1871,
AVALANCHE sMAsHES PERU CITY"
THOUSANDS FEARED DEAD AS GIANT
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Tx NEW HEADS or CONGRESS. AS PER
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MIKE MANSFIELD Is ROMAN CATHOLIC -
YER LSTlTE POLITICIAN TIE WRITER HAs BEEN
m-c-' IMPRESSED MrT- MS APPEARANCES ON -y
A-Ey oSIEs DROPPED TIE REMARK T4.A7 SEN Mans
FIELD ENJOYS SMOKING t4gs PIPE
JOHN "a MCCORMACK = 4 ROMAN c1Ttsol Y
TOO L. MOST EVERYONE KNOWS AND TX ENJOYS
WAVING -iss CIGAR 1T TIMES
RE-. cASl ALBERT IS 4 RHODES SCHOLAR
ri prominent Ctris-ur Scientists are Irv,s.A
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MORE EFFECTS OF THE SUICIDAL BIRTHS

MORE EFFECTS OF THE SUICIDAL R,p1ps
FLOODS. lUNAcY. rREAsoNl
ROMAN CATHOLIC HIERARCHY or
MAJOR GUnT!-
mo1IlPtflNc LIKE RAssIrs The DEVILS
law sNss. MuRoERous GAINS. Jupasss
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s,,n,~ slkIHs AND PARsNrhoop4 = RE-
GO sY The e-Hl-I-oI-s.s.s cnR,sr
- DEMANDING A SPIRITUAL RssIRT,s
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VIZ ~ "oSKs AND GREATER SHALL
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DEIROxT
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HolLYwooD's GOD CONDEMNED, SPIRITUAL
'BAsTARDs Hebrews l2:7, 81 RECEIVE
CHRISTENING OF THE LORD" = DIVINE LOVE
SPIRITUAL TRAITORS TO GOD AND MANI
REAPINC AS PER THE SOWING!
CAN IT BE TRUE? = RADIO VOICE:
KOvAcs SPENDS $40. 90 A DAY FOR CIGARS
KcvAcs SATAN BOUND" EUROPEAN RELIGION
URGED 70 PUT ON SACK CLOTH AND ASHES,
GODS ONE AND ONLY SANE HONEST. SATAN
FREE CHURCH THERAPEUTICS. HIS CHRIST SCI
Enlist Is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE
AND TIE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS"
o. AL RACES AND PEOPLES - IMPERATIVE
PURE sAsc EDUCATION CULTURE, POLITICS.
RECREATION THE FLESH PRoFlTETH
NOTHING Jesus in John 663 re. 81 ENTER
-l'N~EkT - HAVING The PURITY OF RE-
F-5tA7lcN OF The DEVIL s ADAMS EYES, MUIR
cERoys CAMS JUDAsEs KNAvEs AND FOOLS
TIE ECO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS
AND FAREkT-oOD - MAKING IMPERATIVE
TIE SPIRITUAL REslRTH - Chill DL-E-Ss
JESUS 10 klcoDEMUst = TRUTH.sEEklkc
-EsSEm RULER - TAKING The FIRST STEP OUT
CO TIE SATANIC TREAsckABlE MuRpERous
rEs7EN sAsslNATE
See kovAcs. Page
Evening star., 1962-05-02
RuroI Lot Zone Change
OKd in Montgomery

The Montgomery County
Council yesterday approved
zoning 225 acres for 5000
square-foot lots on land owned
by Maurice and J. 3. Shapiro,
Washington investors, near
Norbeck.
Mrs. Stella Werner. a Coun-
ell member, voted against the
coming and Councilman Stanley
B. FroSh said he would reserve
his vote until the final resolu-
ton on the matter Is presented.
The property. known as the
Earle tract, Is south Of Norbeck
road In the Manor Club area,
Is zoned rural residential. Coun-
ell members noted that the
zoning asked by the Shapiros
was In accordance with the
master plan for the area.
The Shapiros also had asked
for the same zoning category
for 406 acres on the northwest
side Of Norbeck road, midway
between Rockville and Norbeck,
but the Council deferred consid-
Grafton at the owners request.
The ShapiroS explained that
correspondence from the coun-
ell on the matter had gone
astray in the mail and they
did not have time to study it.
In other action, the council
Evening star., 1962-05-02

began its annual May legisla-
tive session with the introduc-
tion Of Is measures, an Of
which were announced last
week.
Chief among them were three
bills authorizing the sale of
$ls.7 million in bonds.
Included in the bond issue
would be s3.3 million for roads,
s9.l million for school con-
struction and SIS million for
other public buildings. includ-
ing a new incinerator.
The council win hold public
hearings May 10 and May Is
on all Of the proposed legisla-
ton.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Stolen Boot
Gets uTow
Right to Law

A boat reported stolen on
Maryland's Eastern Shore was
recovered early today at Wal
dorf by State police who said
they spotted it being towed
along q main highway near
their barracks.
Sergt. Walter Wahl and Pfc.
John Peddieord, on patrol
along q. S. Route sol, said
they had just been alerted by
radio to be on the lookout for
the boat when they suddenly
saw 1t passing by.
The lS-foot runabout, with
. rs horsepower motor and
mounted on Q trailer, had been
reported stolen from o sales lot
In Denton, Md, about midnight.
1t was 2::30 am. when the
troopers recovered it and ar
rested two men from Danville,
Va, in the car that was towing
the boat.
The men. identified by police
as Carl David Weaver. Is, and
John Lawrence Dowdy, %, were
charged with grand larceny and
turned over to State police at
Easton. s
Police said the owner of the
boat was Earl M. Grouse of
Denton.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
FTVE-DAY FORECAST
District and Vicinity
May ST.

Moderately cool tomorrow,
warmer Friday and cooler Sun
day and Monday. Temperature
for period will average 2 to 4
degrees below the normal high
Of II and low Of so. Showers,
occurring about Saturday, will
total " to " inch.
Temperatures for Yesterday
- 65 Noon ----- 80
am. ----- 80 pm. ----- 62
am. ----- 80 8 pm. ----- 80
Record Tehperatures for the Year
Highest, 81, on April 20 and %.
Lowest, 8, on January IL.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED By the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
... Today Tomorrow
High 7:1S am. S:l1 am.
Low -- 1885 am. 2:26 am.
High -- 7:4S pm. S:42 pm.
Low -------- 2:12 pm. 1903 pm!
Evening star., 1962-05-02
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Cloudy
and cool with some drizzle to-
night. low near so. Tomorrow,
cloudy in the morning followed
by partial clearing and some
what warmer in the afternoon.
Maryland-Cloudy and cool
with occasional rain or drizzle
and some fog tonight, lows Al
to So. Considerable cloudiness
land somewhat warmer with
some drizzle near the coast to-
morrow.
Virginia - Clearing in the
south and cloudy with some
drizzle likely in the north por-
ton tonight, lows in the 40s
in the mountains and in the
sos elsewhere. Partly cloudy
tomorrow with highs 66 to "a.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-East to northeast
winds at 10 to is knots, gradu-
ally backing to northerly and
increasing to is to 20 knots to-
night. Drizzle tonight followed
by partial clearing tomorrow.
Visibility improving to 10'miles
late tonight. Tides ! to 2 feet
above normal.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Latest Fabrics
To Be Shown

Vince Marcley. Department
Of Agriculture research infor-
nation officer. VIII speak at an
open house tomorrow spon-
Sored by the Montgomery
County Homemakers' Council.
Mrs. Catherine M. Rhoads,
county home demonstration
agent, said the event win fea-
ture new uses for old things" !"
County girls win model gar
ments made Of newly developed
fabrics.
The program win be pre-
sented at 8 pm. In the Agri-
culture Center. Gaithersburg.
Md.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

For hish and low tides ct the follow
Ing points subtract times Indicated
from the above: Annapolis. az hours;
Bloody Point Light, AZ hours: Colonial
Beach. 8 hours; Deale, "a hours; Solo
mons Island, ga hours; Point Lookout.
IN hours.
The Sun and the Neon
Rises Sets
Sun, today $50 am. S.0l pm.
SUM-, tomorrow 0.OS Am. S.O2 pm.
Moon, today $50 am. 6:2I pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one.hah hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Burns Cites Views
On Charter Rule

Lawrence J. Burns. candi-
date for the Republican House
Of Delegates nomination In
Prince Georges County. clar-
flied yesterday his position on
a charter form of Government
for the county.
Mr.. Burns said he favors
home rule for Prince Georges,
but said he would not indorse
any charter until he had an
opportunity to study its pro-
visions. Under present Law, the
county must go to the Legis-
lature to pass some local laws.
Home rule would give the
county government more leg
islatiye powers. e.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

say they're to remain at the
Negro schools?"
Board Member Hills Lorey
said that If the board heard the
Negro appeals 1t would, in ef-
feet, be inviting other appeals
from several hundred parents
unsatisfied with the boards
earlier high school rediStricting
plan.
The children were assigned to
the Negro schools, he said, with
out discrimination.
One Negro High
Mr.. ThomaSian noted that
the county's sole Negro high
school is set up for all Negroes
in the county no matter where
they live.
He added, Lets not kid our
selves. This is q little special"
On a motion by Board Mem
Der Mrs. Joan Butler, the board
directed the staff to send letters
to the parents notifying them
no change would be made ir
any Of the assignments.
Asked by Mr.. Thomasian i.
the parents would be able h
appear before the board, Mrs
Butler replied, why take thei
time?" Mr.. Thomasian ther
voted against the motion.
In other action, the boarc
voted to oppose a proposed In.
duStrial rezoning near the
Luther Jackson High School a.
not desirable for the school.
The board also voted to in
crease the size Of elementary
school clasSrooms from the
present average Of 750 square
feet to a new average of 825
square feet. School Superin-
tendent Earl C. Funderburk
said the increased classroom
size would help improve the
quality Of education.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Falls Church
Bans School


The Falls Church School
Board voted unanimously last
night to ban all sororities and
fraternities from George Ma
son Junior-Senior High School
stating that such organizations
will henceforth be considered
"out of school activities"
No sorority or fraternity ac-
tivities "shan be conducted in
the school building. school
buses. during school hours OF
at any school-sponsored ac-
tivity either on or away from
school premises" the board
ruled.
The boards decision was
based on a recommendation Of
a committee established earlier
this year under the chairman
ship Of Mrs. Franklin Thack-
rey to make a study Of these
school organizations.
George Mason has had two
Sororities and one fraternity,
involving approximately SO
students. according to Mrs
Thackrey.
Nearby Arlington County hal
an absolute ban on fraternitiet
and sororities either in or on
of school. Fairfax County ha
no countrywide regulation. bu
leaves action up the individus
school. The county's Fall
Church High School, locate
within the city limits of Fall
Church, prohibits such organi
cations.
The 1962-63 school calenda,
was approved, with Septembe
5 listed as the opening day o
the new school year. The boarC
Endorsed lengthening the schoo
day at the high school by ap'
proximately one helf hour
school to run from 8 am. to 4
pm. The school will continue
to operate on a three-shift bash
next year because Of overcrowd.
ing, with the longer school day
providing more time for clas:
changes.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Wilson 'Beucon'
Wins Top Award

The Beacon" school paper
OF woodrow Wilson High
School here. won first place
over all secondary and junior
high newspapers entered IN the
Maryland Scholastic Press As
sociation judging Saturday.
The award was announced at
the MSPA's annual meeting,
held this year at the Naval
Academy in Annapolis.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Cundidotes to Speak

All Democratic candidates
for the State Senate and the
House Of Delegates in Mont
gomery County have been in
vited to speak at a meeting Of
the Western Suburban DEM
ocratic Club tomorrow night.
The session viii be held at
Western Junior High School,
Bethesda at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-02
Greensboro Singers

The Greensboro College Glee
Club will give q concert at 8
pm. tomorrow In darlington
Methodist Church, 5000 King
street, Alexandria. The concert
is sponsored by the darlington
and Trinity Methodist Churches
Of Alexandria.
Evening star., 1962-05-02

requests for transfers to de-
segregated schools had been
denied because they live closer
TO Negro schools.
In acting, the board rejected
requests by parents Of the chill
dren for a hearing before the
board, though Board Member
Berge ThomaSian argued that
the board had promised to
hear the parents.
The board voted, with only
Mr.. Thomasian dissenting, to
reaffirm the earlier assign
mentS and said it would hear
no further appeal from the
parents.
1OS Transfers Approved
The IL Negro children were
among 10 whose requests for
transfers were turned down
two weeks ago. At that time
the board approved the trans
fers Of 108 Negroes seeking TO
enter all-white or desegregated
schools,
Mr.. Thomasian told the
board: AT the last meeting we
said we would give them the
right to appeal. I don't see
how we can go back on it."
Board Member F. Merritt
Ruhlen agreed that the boarC
should hear the appeals.
But Board Chairman Theo,
dore S. Heriot said, why bring
them here if it's a foregont
conclusion that we're going tc
Evening star., 1962-05-02
CHICO AND ROCKY PART COMPANY
Foirfox School Board
Reoffirms Negro Policy

The Fairfax School Board last night reaffmed its policy
that Negro children not attend desegregated school
Q Negro school is closer to their homes.
At the time Assistant School Supt George Pope said
that white children living close to Negro schools being sent
to primarily white schools.
The board appeals children
Evening star., 1962-05-02

River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Fails. Shena ndoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
OAR Delegate Is OverruIed
On Plea for SeIf-Expression

Mrs. White replied: I'm
sorry, I'll have to rule you out
of order"
Mrs. Kent, in her initial
move to amend the resolution
on rededication said that the
resolution when adopted by
the Congress became the pol
icy of the national society.
but represents solely the
judgment of the National
Resolutions Committee for
what is best for the COM
mittee.
She said it is fitting that
policy represent the thinking
of all bound by it, and op-
posed presentation of resolu-
tions not first submitted to
each chapter for conSidera-
ton.
Eleven resolutions were
adopted today.
One attacks censorship of
the military. Adopted with
applause and one negative
voice vote, the resolution de-
clared that the Department
of Defense has censored in
formation necessary for an
understanding of the dangers
and evils of communism, be-
ing given our troops by their
military commanders, and
has denied information con-
cerning those responsible for
such censorship"
There are approximately
1000 voting delegates at the
Congress.
One speaker, Mai. Arch E.
Roberts, information aide to
former Mai. Gen. Edwin A.
Walker, scheduled to speak
tomorrow afternoon, was de-
MED approval of his address
by the Department of the
Army.
Another resolution passed
Evening star., 1962-04-18

today salutes Col. John H.
Glenn and his fellow ast.o-
nauts for their 81. entific
achievements. And for dem
onstrating that patriotism is
rot cid fashioned"
Still another opposes all
legislation authorizing fur
ther loans to the United
Nations for purchase of its
BONDS.
Buying U. N. bonds is
financially unsound because
the U. N. is bankrupt and
has no tangible assets" the
resolution asserts.
1t contends that buying
these bonds would amount to
participation in an Inter
national ruse to coerce United
Nations member nations to
pay for projects they do not
approve.
Also they stated that
money provided by the pur-
chase of the bonds would
be used to pay United
Nations armed forces, which
were used against free
dom in anti-communSt Ka-
tanga, and similar United
Nations military action could
cause further destruction of
human life and property"
Another resolution urged
Congress to dissolve the Dis
armament Agency and re-
assert the sovereign right for
Self-defense in every sover-
eign state. The resolution
opposes the entry of the
United States into any
treaty or agreement that
would subordinate it to any
international armed force.
Others opposed free mail
Evening star., 1962-04-18
BY BETTY MILES
Star Staff Writer

A delegate to the list
Continental Congress of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution was ruled out of
order by the president gen.
eral today when she offered
an amendment to a resolu-
ton asking the national So
ciety to restore to the mem
bership its rights of self
expression.
Mrs. Ashmead White told
Mrs. Charlotte P. Kent of
the Chappaqua Chapter of
New York State her attempt
to amend the resolution on
rededication of the OAR to
the preservation of this
constitutional republic under
God" in the midst of change
was out of order.
Mrs. Kent made two other
attempts to express her
chapters disapproval of be-
ing bound by policies they
have no chance to review ir
advance.
Takes Floor
After three resolutions had
been adopted, she took the
floor again to ask that the
secretary note that the
Chappaqua Chapter had alb
stained from voting on them
because they had first been
presented to the board for
consideration.
A little later, she rose again
to say that she believed that
she had the right to make a
motion and to speak to the
motion under standing rules
of the Congress.
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1854 decision on school in
tegration.
Once more, he said, the Su-.
preme Court is amending the
Constitution. =
He was applauded soundly
when he asked. rs the Court
to be held in higher esteem
than the Constitution itSelf?"
Tyranny of the bench Is
not one bit less Objectionable
and unbearable than tyranny
of the throne. the Congress-
man asserted.
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use Of power by the Supreme
Court was warmly received
by the members.
The Arkansas Democrat.
who has announced his can
didacy for Governor Of his
State. told the members the
recent Supreme Court deci-
sion on reapportionment of
State legislative districts is
another example of the vio-
lation of the rights of SOW
erelgn States, as was the
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington. D. C., "Wednesday, April Is, 1862

ing Of Communist propa-
ganda at the expense of the
American taxpayer. opposed
involvement of the United
States in the European Com
mon Market and opposed the
conspiracy of the Fabian
Socialists to subvert our con-
Stltutional republic"
An address by Representa-
tive Afford of Little Rock.
Ark, attacking the present
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