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Evening star., 1962-01-06

AWARDS aren't needed to
prove the quality features of this
arranged kit. w/eating space:
sep. din. rm., large rec. .rm., full
bsmt., storm windows, h.-w. h.,
redec. throughout, attrac. "a acre
lot, city util., conv. loc., $500
FHA. $500 down., S107, mo, p;i.t.l.
BrH BraddocS Se' rd Go9ptfo a14&fo Daf m to i Pine
st., right to 1900, OPEN Sat-
sun, IS, FL. 4-6696.
Evening star., 1962-01-06

ALEX. -ROsEMONT-FHA, CT or
assume 4Iaeo loan on attractive .
bedrm. brick row house. Immedi-
ate occupancy. FHA appraised.
$1,000. CAROLINE CAMPBELL,
AGENT.
JE. 3-12S2 Ewes, JE. 3-9067
Evening star., 1962-01-06
IOQKI S21 Qh0

LOOK! SZl you
Long brick rambler, . full baths,
8 bedrooms, full basement. garage
or enclosed porch. fireplace in
living room, separate dining room,
wall-to-wall carpet, modern kitch-
en-, eating space, beautiful level
lot, $4,000 41acd loan, see this!!
Call ia. 7-g300.
ARLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1962-01-06
ANYONE

Looking for a real bargain in a
home will be interested, in this
has 8 houses he must sell at
once. Will consider any deal In
cluding a trade. How is this for
q real bargain? Liv. rm. wIstone
firepl. sep. din. rm., beautifully
fin. built-in kit, 3 bedrms., "a
baths upstairs, carport, Full fin.
bsmt. with rec. rm., firepl., and
IL bath. Hot water heat. All Stils
plus many other extras. THIS is
your opportunity for a real bar
Evening star., 1962-01-06
ROUTH ROBBINS-,
Real Estate Corn.

FAIRFAX-A-acre wooded setting
for attractive 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: bsmt., oil h.-w.h. (base-
board); near Courthouse Country
Club and Univ. Va. site. Only
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL. AGENT
JE. 3-12S2 Ewes. JE. 3-9067
FALLS CHURCH AREA-Sale by
OWNER, 3-bedrm. contemporary
screened porch, fireplace with bar
becue, paved driveway, beautiful
16,500-ft. wooded lot on quiet
cul-de-sac; immaculate condition;
immed. poss.: $1S,500: approx.
$500 down FHA. JE. 2-79S2.
FALLS CHURCH = 4 b.r. brk.
Cape Cod, full bsmt.. rec. rm..
fenced bk. I'd. 4Ia@o Gi: by OWN
ER. S16,750. JE. 10000.
FALLS CHURCH = Owner must
sell this nice 3-bedrm. home: full
bsmt.; close to schools. $500 cash
and assume loan: vac: needs
some work. but excel; buy At this
INC. JE. 4-0433.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-KINGWOOD
PARK-This is the space age and
II vol. are. looking for space this
magnificent rambler is your an
swer! 3 big bedrooms, 2 full baths,
daylight basement, living room,
separate dining room, huge kitchen
with de luxe refrigerator, wall
oven. dishwasher, disposal, ex-
haust fan and large breakfast area.
Tremendous wooded lot. Just $500
down (no closing costs). HURRY!
This is q once-in- a Lifetime oppor-
tunity. POMPONIO REALTY, 221S
Wilson blvd, IA 6-566I
Evening star., 1962-01-06

NORTH ENGLEWOOD
2-bedrm. bungalow on
level fenced lot, fully equipped
kit; no down payment to vets
and only S65 per mo.
PRINCES GEORGES REALTY
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
TTAI 11aR
Evening star., 1962-01-06
BELTSVIILE-4deal for Nd. Univ.

BELTSVILLE-Ideal for Md. Uniy.
and NSA). One-yesr-old spaci-
ous 4-hedrm., 3-bath, all-brick
split level. lge. wooded lot, CEN
ter-hall entrance in stone, ultra
modern kit. with bay window,
huge daylight family rm. with
European fireplace: patio. barbe-
cue, carport. Owner transferred.
1mmed. poss. Appt., AP. 1866,
Evening star., 1962-12-05
YuIe Stamp May Lick
Scent Mailing Habit

something over q billion Christ
mas cards went third class.
This year, the Department
hopes, millions Of people will
want to dress up their cards
with the red and green Christ
mas stamp with its candles and
wreath.
If only 10 per cent of those
who used third class last year
will use the new stamp this
year. 1t will mean a cool million
dollars in additional revenue
to the Department.
If the gimmick works, the
Department will still have one
sticky problem remaining: how
to get you to do your Christmas
mailing early.
So far, they've stuck to the
ad mans basic tool: repetition.
Mail Early! Mail Early! Mail
Early!
But don't be surprised If they
come up with q gimmick for
that one too. You may soon
be lured into mailing early
and liking it.
Evening star., 1962-12-05

Taking to heart the Presi-
dents inaugural address, the
Post Office Department has de-
cided what you can do for your
country this Christmas.
To make it easy for you, the
department has come up with
the slickest merchandising gim-
mick since George Washington
Hill sent Lucky Strike Green"
off to war.
The gimmick is the new A.
cent Christmas stamp. now on
sale and in great demand for
use on Christmas cards.
For years, the Post Office
has had a nagging little prob
lem. Christmas cards can be
sent unsealed, third class. for
3 cents. But it costs 4 cents If
you seal the card and send it
first class.
The problem has been to get
more people to pay the extra
cent. Appeals based on the
better handling accorded first
class mail have done some good.
But not enough. Last year.
Evening star., 1962-12-05

community facilities admins
tration.
The Presidents order was de-
signed mainly to open new sub
urban developments and city
apartments to Negro residents.
At the press conference, Ur-
ban Renewal Commissioner
William l.. Slayton said that
anti-bias policies will be re-
quired for both new construc-
ton and resales of existing
homes in all new urban re-
newal areas.
An open occupancy covenant
will be applied to the land in
the new redevelopment areas,
Mr.. Slayton explained.
There is a blanket exemption
from the anti-bias order for
Evening star., 1962-12-05
Extension Seen
Possibility for
Housing Order

There is a possibility that
President Kennedy will extend
his recent anti-discrimination
order to, new housing built
under conventional financing,
according to the Nations top
housing official, Robert c.
Weaver.
The major provisions of the
executive order, signed Novem-
Der 20. barred racial and re-
ligious bias in new housing fl
nanced by FILA and VA loans.
Mr.. Weaver, housing admin
istrator, said yesterday there
is a possibility" that the open
occupancy order will be ex-
panded to conventional loans,
such as from banks with Gov
ernment-guaranteed deposits.
Mr.. Weaver emphasized that:
Il said possibility, not proba-
bility."
His comments we're made at
a press conference on the
details of new regulations
covering the executive orders
anti-bias provisions for urban
renewal, public housing and
Evening star., 1962-12-05
SMALLEST
HEARING AID
IN WORLD
FREE MODEL!.

ELMSFoRD, N. Y. (speciaD =
The famed acoustic engineers Of
Sonotone Corporation have de-
veloped the smallest hearing aid
ever made to help the deafened.
To prove the new "wisp-Ear"
can be worn completely in the
ear with outside cords,
tubes or wires-a limited num-
Der Of actual-size plastic replicas
are available FREE TO examine
In privacy. Those with hearing
problems are urged TO use the
coupon below.
The new hearing aid marvel
climaxes 80 years Of Sonotone
research devoted TO solving hear
ing problems. II is so unique II
has been featured in headlines
all over the country. Now you
can see for yourself, through a
plastic replica. just how small
the 'Wisp-Ear" Is and how easi-
ly II can be worn.
The actual "Wisp-Ear" weighs
less than u Of an ounce with
battery. Is smaller in diameter
than q dime. Yet II can help 7
out OF 10 hearing losses.
See an actual-size replica, yours
free while they last. No cost or
obligation. DI. 7-0o2i.
Evening star., 1962-12-05

the resale or rental of private
homes outside Of urban renewal
areas.
The open occupancy require
ments for new urban renewal
developments were put into eff
feet earlier in the District by
the local Redevelopment Land
Agency.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
OAS Link Cited
In Cubu Crisis

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec.
5 (AP)-The United States
Ambassador to the Organiza-
ton of American States says
that consultation with Latin
American countries prior to the
blockade Of Cuba helped the
United States achieve its edge
in the recent crisis.
DeLesseps s. Morrison said
"If we had proceeded recklessly
without prior consultation, we
would have lost a great portion
Of the support Of the American
people"
Mr.. Morrison, speaking to
the Jacksonville Junior League
last night said Government
officials conferred with Latin
American representatives all
day prior to the Presidents
blockade announcement Octo-
Der %.
Evening star., 1962-12-05

LEOPOLDvILLE, The Congo,
Dec. 5 (AP).-The central
Congolese government today
claimed capture of the North
Katanga town Of Kongolo,
where about l,500 gendarmes
loyal to Katanga's President
Noise Tshombe had been hold
ing out since February.
Gen. Joseph Mobutu an
nounced his central army
troops penetrated the town last
Friday and that it is now under
his control. Diplomatic circles
here thought 1t likely the Ka-
tangans still held the section
on the east bank Of the Lualaba
River.
Two spans of a 500-yard road
and rail bridge linking the two
parts Of the town have been
blown into the river, and it was
believed the Leopoldville troops
controlled only the main part
Of Kongolo and the airfield on
the west bank.
Kongolo has been bitterly
contested by both sides. The
scene Of the massacre of 10
Roman Catholic priests and
two other Europeans by
drunken central army soldiers
in January, 1t was recaptured
a month later by Katangan
armed forces.
AdouIa Needed Victory
Capture Of Kongolo could help
to bolster Premier Cyrille Ad-
oula's Leopoldville regime in
the face Of strong parliament
tary opposition attacks.
Mr.. Adoula owes much Of
his power to support from the
army, which had needed a VIC
tory to raise morale. The bulk
Of the central army is reported
to be in North Katanga.
Western diplomats estimated at
least 5000 central troops were
massed around Kongolo.
These sources said the attack
Evening star., 1962-12-05
TV Tower Is Lofty

MUNICH - Europe's highest
structure, a l.066-foot televi-
sion tower. is to be completed
in Munich in 1868. At the top
will be a, six-story observation
platform and a restaurant.
Evening star., 1962-12-05
Kutongo Town Captured
In Battle, AdouIo Says

began November 4 after the
central government claimed II
had been attacked by Katan-
gans striking toward Albertville,
in the northeast. Mr.. Tshombe's
troops were reported to have
launched an offensive towards
Nyunzu, east of Kongolo, in the
last few days, presumably to
divert central army pressure
from Kongolo.
Civil War Issue Avoided
The Katangans still hold a
number of villages east of Kon-
COLO which are equipped with
primitive airstrips. They were
reported to have evacuated
some of the Kongolo garrison
by air. Others we're thought
to have retreated across the
bridge before it was blown up.
Newsmen had been told for
several weeks that the United
Nations had no inforamtion
about Kongolo's situation. A
u. N. spokesman refused to say
whether the reported fighting
constituted civil war, which the
U. N. is bound by its mandate
to try to prevent.
The question Of Kongoiu
comes within "the larger con-
text of the Katanga secession
and consultations concerning II
are going on at the highest
levels" he said.
Brig. Indar Jit Rikhye, U. N
Security General U Thant''
military adviser, flew to Ka-
nina in Katanga yesterday with
Robert K. Gardiner, Ghanaiar
head of u. N. Congo operations
The United States Air Force
began airlifting Indian Army
vehicles from Albertville in
North Katanga to U. N. forces
in Elisabethville, Mr.. Tshombe' &
capital. Two globemasters are
being used and a third will be-
gin ferrying equipment shortly
Evening star., 1962-12-05
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ADVERTISEMENT
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
DR.. Casey Saves
Alcoholic Dereiict
From Skid Row

Robert Ashton, an alcoholic dere-
lict. is salvaged from flop house
by DR.. Casey and put on the road
to rehabilitation with useful work
in the hospital laboratory in "A
Memory of Candy Stripes" on Ben
Casey Wednesday at $50 on
KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
Vincent Edwards and Sam Jaffe
are co-starred in the series, respec-
lively, as Casey and DR.. Zorba.
Franchot Tone guest stars as Ash
ton.
Casey is called on the carpet for
his unorthodox action when stu
dent nurse Ann Muller spies on
Ashton making critical lab tests
and reports to the hospital authori-
ties that Ashtons alcoholism has
caused him to make an error which
could cost the life of Neil Bates,
an accident victim.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
Met Squad Man
Wounds Athlete
On New Breed

1t. Price Adams seriously wounds
a 17-year-old honor student and
athlete while on stakeout duty with
Officer Joe Huddleston at liquor
store in The All-American Boy
on THE New Breed" Saturday at
on KFAR-TV, Channel 2
The police are severely criticized
by friends and associates of john
ny Crafts, the wounded youth, and
the newspapers also put 1t. Adams
in bad light.
Complaining the investigation.
officers report that paraffin test
made on young Crafts hand is mega
tive, proving that he did not fire
at 1t. Adams. Also, the spent bull
let supposedly fired at the Metro
politan Squad leader cannot be
found.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
Cat Crime WaUe
In Naked TOWN

Thieves are tipped off that
Hoagy's Alley on Officer Dibble's
beat is to be used by a TV series
for a warehouse robbery scene and
decide to move in on the action in
NAKED Town., on top Cat"
Wednesday at $3.50 on KFAR-TV,
Channel 2.
TIC. talks Dibble into playing a
character part, but the robbers give
him a "walk-off" role-before the
TV crew arrives. The fate of the
innocent TCers-to be or not to be
jailed-is wound around Benny's
yen for alarm clocks.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17

II fall in love with every one
of my leading women" says
Anthony George, handsome star
of CBS-TV's "Checkmate" SER
les.
His co-stars on the show have
included Joan Fontaine, Nina
Foch, Eleanor Parker, Diana
Lynn, Very Miles, Dina Merrill,
Anne Baxter, Barbara Rush and
Laraine Day.
Every week, tell myself, This
is the most wonderful woman in the
world" said George. Zone of the
hardest parts of my job is getting
down to business.
Unfortunately, most Of the gals
are married." added George, who
isn't.
The 36-year-old actor, who was
born in Endicott. NY, said:
Women Friendly
"Most people think these glamor-
Gus women are stand-offish, but
they're not. They want to be warm
and friendly. It's just that people
are afraid to approach them"
He admitted the show prefers ma
ture women to the 2O-year-old types
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
EACH LEADING LADY CASTS LOVE SPELL

Il stayed a couple years." he re-
called. Like the thousands of
youngsters who come here every
year, knew what l wanted to do
but not how to get it. So l went
back to New York and worked on
TV there
More professional, he returned
to Hollywood but was here only a
month when a severe attack of
hepatitis put him in a veterans
hospital for a year. But while in
the hospital, he met actor Robert
Mitchum, who encouraged him
greatly.
Word had come to me through
the interns," said George, "that
Frank Sinatra and Mitchum were
coming to the hospital to get back
ground for movie they were max
ing called Not AS a Stranger The
people at the hospital knew I was
an aspiring actor, so they promised
to guide Sinatra and Mitchum to
me in case they wanted some tech
nical advice about how it was to
be there.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17

that other series and movies use.
Look" he said, I'm not 20 years
old. These mature women are much
more Suous and beautiful
There's nothing worse than the So
year-old movie actors playing oppo-
site 20-year-old girls. For me, one
of my biggest wishes is to play op-
posite Lana Turner.
you take people like Vera Miles
and Eleanor Parker they're so
much sexier and more appealing
offstage than on. They are full
women"
Although Georges big success has
come in the last two years on
"Checkmate, and before that on
''The Untouchables," it was no over
night deal. He first came to Holly
wood in 1949 after serving in the
Air Corps during World War H.
No Contract
When he arrived here, he didn't
have single contact and wound up
selling mems furnishings in de-
partment store. Then he landed
some little theater parts, as well as
movie roles.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17

their activities from a helicopter
lowering over the city.
Many people camped in the streets
overnight, respecting the blue
painted "honor line" which marks
off the space reserved for parading.
Many brought folding chairs or
boxes as seats; stepladders or plat
forms were banned.
Ronald Reagan and Bess Myerson
were host and hostess for this years
Tournament of Roses Parade cover
age.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17

The 200 horses, valued with their
silver trappings at more than S.
100000, bore movie and television
stars Including Eric Fleming, Clint
Eastwood and Paul Brinegar of
"Rawhide'o, and the cream of the
nations horsy set.
Every square inch of every float
was covered with real flora and
fauna. The flora consisted of flow
ers, ferns, moss and greenery. No
artificial plants were used. The
fauna consisted of people only. The
only allowable animals were arti-
fetal animals made of flowers.
Growing of plants for the Tourna-
ment of Roses Parade was strictly
supervised, to assure that no arti-
fetal colors were introduced to the
blooms used on the floats, even by
coloring the water with which the
plants were irrigated
Flower Theme
Each floats theme conformed
with the parade's basic theme, which
this year was Around the World
in Flowers"
Each year more organizations,
companies, cities, states and nations
try to enter floats in the Tourna-
ment of Roses. This year, more
than 200 applicants sought entry.
TIn &c 4n oh n
so that the parade can pass given
point in two hours.
1t takes six to ten weeks to build
a Tournament of Roses float Be
cause of the use of fresh flowers,
much of the work is crammed into
the last few hours before parade
time.
Mrs. Isabella Coleman has been
building floats more than fifty
years, starting with the time she
decorated her own buggy and won
second prize.
Parade Horses
Horses appearing in equestrian
entries are all parade horses, a
breed instantly recognizable to
parade officials.
Saddles and trappings are heavily
embellished with inlaid silver, so
elaborate as to cost up to $4,000
apiece.
Spectators began arriving the day
before in an estimated 100000 au-
tomobiles Traffic was handled by
Pasadenas $50 policemen augmented
by more than 1000 additional police
from neighboring cities, mostly
from Los Angeles. Pasadena Police
Chief Clarence H Morris directs
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
JOBY GOES DRAMATIC

Joby Baker, who played comedy
dole in "Gidget Goes Hawaiian"
will turn to the serious side in his
next picture He'll portray an intern
in Robert COINS THE Interns.''
Jessen's weekly., 1962-01-17
Biq Tournament OF Roses
Parade Will Be Seen Here

More than ten million real flowers so deliberately decorated
motor vehicles 200 horses and 5000 people moved slowly
battery CHS Teevision Network New Years Day.
the d annual Tournament of Roses Parade which will be ee
Fairbanks this Sunday KTVF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Roads Office Clears Plans
For Widening of Shirley

The Virginia Highway De-
partment has received clear
ance from the Bureau Of Pub
lie Roads to proceed with its
$62 million project to widen
Shirley Highway, officials an
nounced today,
The Highway Department
has started negotiating with
consultants for preliminary
engineering designs for the
project. and expects replies by
Christmas.
Another clearance, which is
not expected to take much
time, will be required from the
bureau before a final contract
is signed for the preliminary
engineering, J. E. HARDWOOD, de-
sign engineer. said.
The bureaus clearance was
being held UP while the Ma
tional Capital Transportation
Agency's report on financing
and organization for transpor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Interchangeable Unit
Books New Fiscal Plan

The Montgomery County
Civic Federation last night
urged adoption of a six-point
program to streamline county
fiscal administration.
The proposal, in response to
the controversial Public Ad-
ministration Service study of
Montgomery government or
dered by last years county
council, called for:
/. Creation Of a division of
procurement which would be
responsible for buying and de-
veloping purchasing regulations
and specifications,
2. Complete financing of
water and sewer lines by sub
division developers.
3. Establishment Of a divi-
sion Of data processing to pro-
vide service to all county
agencies,
4. Provision Of auditing serv-
ice to all county agencies by the
department Of finance.
5. Extension Of the County
Revenue Authority's jurisdic-
ton over golf courses, public
parking, and other facilities on
a self-liquidating basis.
8. Reorganization Of the
County Financial Advisory
Committee which would en-
power 1t to make recommended
tons on AL phases Of County
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
Recount Confirms
Gary Reelection

RICHMOND, Dec. IL (AP).-
The reelection of Democratic
Representative Gary from the
third district (Richmond-area)
was confirmed yesterday by q
vote recount.
The recount was requested
by the losing candidate, Re-
publican Louis H. Williams. He
lost to Mr.. Gary in the Novem-
Der 6 election by 343 votes.
Lawyers for both Mr.. Gary
and DR.. williams agreed that
the new tallies showed
mo significant or substantial
change" in the earlier tabula-
tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11

Crash Kills
Hitchhiker

A man believed to have been
a hitchhiker on his way to
Florida from New York was
killed in a traffic accident in
Fairfax County yesterday. police
reported.
The victim, tentatively iden-
titled through papers as John
Clark, about 81. was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at
Alexandria Hospital about 2
pm, police said.
He had been q passenger In
a pickup truck which collided
with a car on Franconia road
at Villa lane in the Franconia
area, according to police.
The driver Of the truck list
ed as Ben j. Sawyer, 81, of
Route 8. Alexandria, was treat
ed at the hospital for q cut
forehead and a bruised leg and
released. The cars driver,
Clarence Jackson. 26. Of l04
Quander road. Alexandria, es-
capped injury, police said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11

tation in the Washington re-
gion was evaluated.
The Virginia Highway Com
mission approved the widen
ing last october 10.
There are two minor points
which have to be worked Out
as the design work proceeds
Mr.. HARDWOOD said.
The Transportation Agency
wants the design at the Pen
tagon mixing bowl" changed
so express buses may come of
Shirley to connect to a transfer
point for a proposed rapid
transit line.
This may require an addi-
tional bridge or underpaSS for
Shirley, M. Harwood said.
This will be co-ordinated
with the Transportation Aeen-
cy, as there is no basic dis
agreement, he added.
The second problem con-
Germs where the reversible
lanes should start near the
Springfield interchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-11
District Man Dies
Of Crash Injuries

A Washington man has be-
come the 10th traffic victim
of the year in Prince Georges
County.
B. ]. williams, %, of 1910
Corbin place NE, died in
Prince Georges General Hos
pital Sunday night after an
accident the previous Sunday
in Chapel Oaks, Md.
County police, informed to-
day of Mr.. Williams death,
reported that he had been the
driver and one Of six occupants
of a car which. went into a
ditch on Nash street.
Police expect that the county
this year will exceed the record
II deaths set in 1857.