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Evening star., 1962-09-10
FARM AND GARDEN

BEAUTIFUL LAWN FOR YOUt
Sludge and TOP soil mix, extremely
rich in high organic. Excel foT
lawns and greenhouse. Free esti-
mates given. Call RE. b-I199.
BEAUTIFUL LAWN FOR YOU!
Sludge and top soil mix, extremely
rich In high organic. Excel. fol
lawns and greenhouses. Free esti.
mates giyen. Call RE. 6-l199.
BEST T0Ps0IL, fiji dirt, rotfeS
sawdust, sludge, biuestone. trees re,
moved. Mr.. HARTING, 230-s475
COW MANURE, weii-rotted at ST. 81
per 10 bu. $500 per 5 bu. de
liyered. HE. 4-24s4.
FREE FILL DIRT-Alex., Va, Duki
and Pickett SITS, Up 70 5000 load
clean dirt. Call wAPLE, AD. 4
200b for permission and where Il
nAul from.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
HELp poMEsTIa
CONTINUITY

cENERAL H0UsEKEUNG work
mature. Preferably With oSr
saI7ss sTaI7ss ~ Rst'; ..so5s sRs asaitA sard re
HIGHEST SALARY for sxpef. house
keeDeT-mai1. Liye IN. Plain cook.
ing. fond Of ehildrent days
San SssahsE asd2s eslg ssnDL o. A-2aso, ewes
nOUsRKEEPER-Praet. nurse exp
dsS. Live in, intelligent. Care foI
physically handicapped mothei
and lA-yr. old. Simple eookins
about SEPT. IL. Reply vlth refs
and salAry REQ. Boz 100 star
LIGHT HOuSEW0RK AND CHILr
no cocking: I child. 5s2-0iOs.
MAID, I've in. days. pscter'I
family Inv. and child care
So. 3-225b.
SCHOOL GIRL for weekend io6
baby sitting and Inv. Must b
Very CAPABLE with small children
$40 wkend. OIL. 6.5357.
skABR0oK-o.h.w.-eook, Tupefvis
3 children after sehooL occasion,
ally AL day. Own car nee. o.
live Seabroek area. So. 3-612e.
sETTIED WOMAN 10 care fol
IN sns hesys r.n setsr T.se
Pm. NO. 7-6Sss.
WOMAN, 10 CARE ron children
Of working mother. In ny home
Ioe-70oe after 8 p.m.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
HELp MEN AND woMEM
RELP DOMESTIC

BMKrR, constr. exper.. s1ab up
M,IdLlEN AZ N-oBRIEN Rersonnsl seryie.
l4O4 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE 7-72SC
Evening star., 1962-09-10

TELE. MO. CLK.-Win TRAN
Alert sirl with college bEgrd. nuci
public contact. s dlys $sl5. 20.
son blvd, Ari. IA. $4,000: ll04 3
Broad. Rells Church. JE. 2.7272
9ELEPHONE SOLICITORS 70 wori
part time from our. office IN a.e
Wash. Day or eve. hrs: avail. M
caii NJ RRse'ES1nsWpi 'ES1nsWpiRiSIsiz 70 zaRssafaahnas aRssfa 81
Evening star., 1962-09-10
Oh. 4-6p16

CLOSE 10 DOWNTOWN--a rms,
all utils. Close TO shopping and
bus lines. For info. call 23s-1516.
CONN. AVE. 1912 R ct. NV. Bed
rrn.s lfy,- rTn., kit.s- bath. Excel.
loc. s126 mo. HO. 2-2l64.
CONNECTICUT AVE. STUDIO APT.
--LarGe room, modern kitchen,
bath, private entrance from patio.
cenvenient parking. Wo. e-5107,
Evening star., 1962-09-10
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

BOILING AREA. 2O1e T ct. s.e.--
nghbhd. $3.50 wk, Lu. e-577i.
BRANCH AVE. Sc, nr. Ransor st.
employed, $3.50 uk., bs2.7637
S.E,-l lovely air-cond. Fm. for
r.itined rtt ..,1,.; man; Ofi lo street sts parkins.
Evening star., 1962-09-10
BUSINESS SERVICES

PUBLIo RELATIONs-Formsr daily
newspaper editor. seeks accounts,
news letters. brochures, pamphlets,
expertly done. CR. S-74b1.
, 1962-10-08

arranging the many necessary de-
tails.
Representatives of the Depart
ment Of Commerce, Department
of Public Safety, immigration
Department and the National
Park Service cooperated with the
NBC crew.
Silverman said 16mm film YER
sions of the Today v~ideotapes
would be made available for local
use and that a 16mm sound mo-
ton picture showing h~ighlights of
Today's Virgin Islands operations
would be produced and distri-
buted.
Director jim Gaines and writer
Barbara Walters supervised the
first show, filmed Friday morning
at the home of Major and Mrs.
Joseph Byers overlooking the har-
Dor of Charlotte Amalie. Offering
a look into home life in the Virgin
Islands, it was a breakfast gather
ing with guests discussing such
Continued on Page AZ
, 1962-10-08
African Diplomat
Pruises u. S. Ruciul
Stund at U. N. Assem-.

An African spokesman praised
the United States presently for
the intergration action taken this
week in Mississippi.
Foreign Minister John Karefa-
Smart Of Sierra Leone lauded
President Kennedy, the Arminis-
tration and the vast majority" OF
the American people. He cited the
"firm demonstration which we
have seen during the past week
of progress in the field of racial
equality and Of the supremacy OF
Che rule of law"
The Sierra Leone DELEGATE COM
mended what he termed "the sig
nificant landmark which recent
events in Mississippi constitute
in the struggle of American peo-
pie of African decent in this
country to attain their full rights
and privileges of citizenship.
, 1962-10-08
ST. Croix Youth Is
Air Policemen With
8l4TH Combut D. S.

Airman First Glass Harry E.
King of st. Croix, Virgin Islands,
has graduated from the 57th Air
Division Noncommissioned Off
e Preparatory School here.
The airman was trained in the
duties and responsibilities of nom
comminioned officers. The course
included study in organization,
management, leadership. military
justice, security and human rela-
tions.
Airman King is an air police
man in the 814th Combat Defense
Squadron here. A graduate of
Christiansted High School, he is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
N. King, of Sion Farm, Christian
Sted.
, 1962-10-08
New Bridge Built
BY u. S. Will
Cory Two FIugs

When the new bridge built by
the United States across the Pam
anna Canal is dedicated on Octo-
Der IL, flags of both the United
States and Panama will fly over
the roadway.
According to an announcement,
Panama flags would continue to
fly on the bridge after the OPEN
ing and would also soon be flown
at several other Canal Zone loca-
tons, including administration
buildings. At present the Panama
flag flies at only one Canal Zone
location.
, 1962-10-08

sT" #@##-e. "
The National Broadcasting Com
pany,s Today Show, outstanding
morning news and feature pro-
gram with an audience of more
than IL million viewers over 200
stations across the United States
and Canada, is videataping five
two-hour shows covering many
segments of Virgin Islands life
and history.
Three shows were filmed in st.
Thomas and two in st. Croix.
MIC had a crew of about IS
producers, writers, unit managers,
technicians and actors in st.
Thomas and they were in st.
Croix yesterday.
Local residents perplexed by
seeming men measuring curves
in the roads got their explanation
Thursday when q chartered LIST
arrived from Florida carrying a
clifton mobile selevision station
housed in a 40-foot specially con-
structed bus.
The cast, headed by the versa
tile Hugh Downs, arrived in st.
Thomas last Thursday afternoon
and the advance guard which has
been preparing the arrangements
for theshows gave him a festive
welcome at Harry S. Truman
Airport.
Several tons of other special
equipment, including underwater
cameras, arrived by air. The NBC
staff, currently headed by Asso-
ciate Producer Don Silverman,
rounded up such varied bits as
bulldozers, limbo dancers and
zany hats used by the women in
the Today Show sequences.
Mr.. Silverman said 1--WE want
to give an accurate, Informative
and entertaining picture of life in
the Virgin Islands" The millions
of Today Show viewers will, we
hope, become as captivated with
st. Croix, st. John and st. Thorn
as as we have been in our few
days here"
Governor Ralph M. Paiewon-
sky, who was interviewed by
Downs as one of the features of
the program to be ~telecast Oct. 10,
has enthusiastically endorsed the
visit of the Today Show to the
Virgin Islands and gave the full
support of his administration in
, 1962-10-08
NBC Show Filmed in vi. on T~eIeyision nj in US J.

The sights. sounds and scenic splendcr that have made the U. s.
Virgin Islands 4 favc4ite american @vacationland and the progressive
administration that has made them a pSospering showplace Of de-
mocracy will be shown to millions Of televiNwers this week in the
United States,
, 1962-10-08
Virgin lslunds fdfIY
Stages Grund Reilly
in C~hristiunsted

The Virgin Islands Party yester-
day staged a grand rally in the
Market place in Christiansted.
Hundreds of people milled in to
town in a huge caravan which
originated in Frederiksted and
gathered strength from the coun-
try estates and villages. In an i'm
p~ressive motorcade gaily adorned
with flags and headed by some
Virgin Islands beauties of Puerto
Rican descent the Virgin Islands
Party proceeded to the Market
place.
Master of Ceremonies for the
day was ErneSto Carrero, who
got the affair off to a start with a
rousing speech of welcome. Follow
ing this Mr.. Garvia then delivered
an address in both English and
Spanish. Aureo Diaz, local mer-
chant and Candidate at large of
the Virgin Islands Party also add
ressed the crowd in both Language
es. Young and personable Angel
Suarez from Frederiksted, who is
the Party's candidate for the Dis
tridt, delivered a well-prepared
and pertinent speech to the assem-
bled audience in flaWless English.
He was roundly applauded.
Senator Candida Guadalupe, who
is seeking reelection to the Vir-
gin Islands Senate follows Mr..
Guadalupe, affectionately known
as Manon, echoed the sentiments
of all the other speakers Of the
night when he said that his party
was committed to voting in the
Legislature with that bloc which
would afford the greatest benefit
to the people Of st. Croix.
Other speakers of the evening
included Brigido Martinez, a local
contractor and leader of the Vir-
gin Islands Party, And Carlos Per-
ez of Christiansted.
Mrs. Consuelu Kruuse
Christiunsted Dies
Suddenly
Mrs. Consuela Krause of Chris
tiansted, passed away suddenly at
her home on Saturday morning
She was 76.
Mrs Krause lived at 26 Hill st.
with her sister, Mrs. Anna Berry.
She had some specimen for the
doctor when she suddenly fell
down. Her sister aked her if she
needed her relp, but there was nc
reply. She was pronounced dead
by DR.. Augustin-
, 1962-10-08
Democratic Meeting
Of FriduY Lost Will be
Heard Tonight ut $50

The mass meeting held by the
Democrats on Friday night last
in the Marketplace will be broad
cast over radio station WIN at g.:
80 tonight.
All those. who were unable to
attend the meeting can listen to
the recording which is very good.
, 1962-10-08
st. Thomus ~JuYcettes
Announce Election
Of New Officers

The Women Jaycees, known as
the Jaycettes, announced the cleo
ton of new officers at their annu-
al meeting held recently.
10 Stein, was elected President;
Eugenia Thomas, First Vice Presi-
dent; Joyce Lindquist, Second
Vice President, Winona Womack,
Secretary, and Bernice Jackson,
Treasurer.
Also elected were Olypia de
Castro, Alice Simpson,, Rita Mar
tin and Josie La Motta to serve
on the Board of Directors.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Atlas Leasing Co.
632 M ST. NV.

FURNITURE-Bedr apt; leaving
city. 1106 8. Washington st., Apt.
71-A. Bldg. c., Alex, Va.
FURNITURE, UNCLAIMED = Sec
tional sofa. 500; WING CHAIRS.
$40 and up; round oak table,
; $lb; cffice cffnfiece desk. $40; studio
sofa and S ehair' hosSSoo ss6: bsSFm. SSa sS1 sat
incl. spring and mattress, SIS;
desk, So; French Prov. sofa, SI50:
Victorian chair, $3.50; hideaWay
bed, $40; mirrors, So; beds, sim
gle or double, $5 and up; night
tables, $4:. l32 bentwood chairs,
"a each; player piano, $75. Many
interesting items Just received
from @ estate. Come see 1t for your
slip covers and refinishing. Easy
payments. First payment in
Evening star., 1962-01-21
liz MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

HslRsAskP sll.4' VIZ. 'sisfi ssissst. green. nav. best
HOLLYWOOD BEDS -s22 each
tr.ss sna rSl5aWsy Sp s.d, 0eSs fn mati- " AT
18th st. NV. CO. $4,000. Sunday.
HOSPITAL BED. wheel chair,
walker and other sickroom equip
ment: by pvt. OWNER. EN-. 2-91O9.
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - TV tables
fiber chest. .toaster. scatter rugs
books. brand-new cover for 39'
Hywd. bed. HO. 2-0804. Apt. 514.
ICE SKATES. ladies. q, ,CCM, orig:
used 3 hrs. Best offer. 77a-34i3.
IR0NER, peri. cond.. $50: dryer,
wash. SsS. cid. haul. LU. {-7Sos.
IRONER, Thor oladiron, family
SIS sio. Sssa az. x:7z1a, xeEzz ah''ls' IKE new
JEWELRY for valentines, IL dia.
heart pendant, Hs ct. total WI.
SseElace. neck ism grad. 'sI sgie. strnd. .
Ct. dia. sol. IA x. god. $i75 val.
$3.50. All new merch., guar.
values. ADRIANS, Garrett Park,
Md, VIII. 2-3638 Sunday.
KEY MACHINE, eompiets key
racks, blanks, Instructions. New
condition. 277-2S71.
KITCHEN FURNISHINGS - Philco
de luxe 40-in, elect, range: Philco
lift. refKr. with freezer: double
white porcelain sink with spigots;
cabinets and top: lots Of wall cab
inets and other base cabinets with
chrome hinges and handles. all In
list class condition for S275 OF
will sell separately. JE. 2-651G.
LAUNDROMAT EQUIPMENT =
Burkay water heaters, &61S, S1oO
ca; / 5O0-gal, galvanized tank,
$50: / Book extractor. $50: l Ace
clothes dryer. $19q: o117sse Il Bendix
LIy: RIM, SOFA BED. BED; mPtchhLn, Z: 9h.,
chair, walnut arms; beige has.
sock, orange pole lamp, 2 blont
end tables. 2 lamps. 9 mos. old
best offer. Wo. 2-l054 before
MARBLE TOPS
Different sizes, round and square
from $50 to -S35. Also marble
top coffee table, $39; and marble.
top end tables. $35. HOFFMAN,
2424 18th st. nv. CO. 6.5116
sunday. IL to 8.
MASONRY CONTRACTORS-FORK
LIFTS to 28 feet; conveyors, scat.
folding. etc. RENTAL TOOLS. JU
5-5O40.
MATTRESS and box spring, custom
made, incl. Harvard frame: reas.
excel. cond.; prac. new. RE. 2
MIMEOGRAPH, Alb Dick Model go
and Friden DW-9 calculator. also
student clarinet. ia. 7-5642.
MINK COAT, long, excellent condi.
tion, skins beautifully matched
$500 or reas. offer. DU. 7-6314
MOTORS, electric, Y h.p.. So; 1H
h.p., S35. J. H. G1CHNER, 2ols
M st. NV, FE. 3-6345.
MOTORS, 2 elec. 10 h.p., good
$50 ea.; circ. pump .wL3 h.p. mo.
tor, $50. Sunday, JA. 4-48I7
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS - Al
makes Of musical instruments
both new and used; all instru'
ments Board Of Education-ap.
proved; lowest price rental-pur'
chase plan avail. on East Coast
WASHINGTON MUSIC CENTER
1927 H st. NE. II. 7-320(
OFFICE FURN.-Desks, chairs ant
files; new and used. DESKS INC.
1921 l. st. 626-3646.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

CONTINUED on Next PasO)
Evening star., 1962-01-21
AUDIO CENTER
AnN0 MATT ENAYFH1 AWE
SPECIAL,

SPECIAL
SASS gold anodized uni
directional FM antenna
with every stereo multi
plex tuner at no extra
charge.
WE SERVICE WE TRADE
AUDIO SPECIALISTS
1910 Conn Ave. NV. 667.7480
10 to q Daily
Evening star., 1962-01-21
ALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALEMi

FURNITURE-Moving from 6-room
house, sacrifice: all good con-
dition. LA. 6-0362.
FURNTTURE-I have AVAILABLE foI
immediate delivery 3 complete
rooms of furn.. Bedroom, living
dining area that were left on lay
away BY my customer. This car
s..ts ss asd al. aof sRRs RsKmsnt' ant pya Sl sssf es
MRS. JAY. LU. 2-20S1 for appt
Evening star., 1962-01-21
HI.FT

WEEKEND SPECIALS
eempsfs e VIE sisss2 sssds. ERRes Reesusry Gsss
$179.5 so. SALE PRICE. S1S5. .S5.
TUNER ONE CENT SPECIAL,
Fisher FM-50-D multiplex tuner
$1S0.50 with outdoor antenna
kit, reg. $LA.95l; $189.51.
Scott, $50 multiplex tuner .$199 .05
with outdoor antenna kit reg.
S14.95); S199.96.
For the best it's always:
Evening star., 1962-01-21

RANGES-ALL SIZES
eHSi,, Gas; eIse ks $3.50 s ~ up oss9 Ap s-2ioo
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Ii MISCELLANEOUS FOR sALEMISeEllAMEouS FOR SALE /

FUR COAT - Mink-dysd muskrat,
SsSsn Sses, cost s4so u sop 'ssSi' sons sos
or hest offer. k2n.837B.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

FURN.-2-pe. liy.. rm. suite In exc.
&. HIGH: T / ladies' ss,as's diamond @ SiGii rins'
Must be seen to be appreciated
! red kit. set and 4 chrs. bS3-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

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The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

vorder the South Afr - bus.
ress community corii--s. = SD
1.c-- 2ey NerEoerc L : ,s- rors
would come y --cs sxsxsr.
ing 10 nsny II : -t- Ar q !,
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them 10 reconside- -asr rssAye
srcepixnce n ar.zr.te.1 .. -fr-.
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dialogue nigaR q crss.s.- 2 re
press and the Ie-.s-z.-s Tas
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IS 70 give the dssse1.e-. .as,.e
u oe heard oncs zzz-
II 10 speak & .-ss sri
equality in South At-sz no.
&c dream bgt % - r-c7,s..c.
then we urge yos NJ P-sscs1t
70 comply with JE.;aS Nz;11s
rsxfrtson A-RESl-ti z-- p -
ply national bcycc,; zss.nS
the Republie oi Se-'- A-sa
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the effect that the pc-.. aps--
,hed has been sos-5crsr
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
Early Winter Sunsets
Increase Traffic Fatalities

% sunset Is due - the c'fferenee
in isfssvds between eor sevfn-
s~u tier 81 esvasies sn- re vp-
pe~ psrs ~ ne State
Hare pointed o.. tns. -zrs
December and Jzrrz-s st-.oe-'s
hsPpen IN the morning ~-s- ne
SUI rise much Later .t4- q
cther times Of the yez- C'- ne
IS degree Nor1h lzt.,35e ~1scn
cuts scross the State C z -.1e
rcsa ghiy between Alperz z-- ~
rs-se City. the SUI riseS G. Nes
Years -c-rirE Al xoo1: 81
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Ike zo--ins fog The n<~- io'
cr1virE EIih lights CT c-rir= 'ne
early hours ct The 6sy < -,os; n
pcrtzn;-
TIE greatest number G ,S'ai
ard injury accidents c. Nier
.szas rural and urban rS&os
ocrrrs between 400 : = zno
500 Pm Last year l.7v7 in'
su-y dea,h-zccide-ts took T.sce On
rzrzl rosds while 5il wee SUI
tsred o. streets Il urhar areas
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

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cxrtsin day. that he went
i-.s sAir uish his disciples
and - said unto them, Let
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S3e az the lake. And they
Isuuched forth
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rsss<pr and there came down
q srwn az ziDd OF the lake:
and ther were filed with
ur,sr. and we're in JEOPARDY
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sr.s szUkt hiz- saving Mas
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" r-us< and rsbuked the
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w1rsr nd trey ceased and
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whess Is yozr faith. And
;Asx he17E AFRAID wondered
s,r1-r 49, "a rrreher. What
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15
High Praise For
Freedom Songs

Providence. r L - lr X
vie~ a the D1unsless reccrc-as
SfI IN SONGS, songs or lhI
FREEDOM RIDERS. the PrSsr
seoee l0srnsi s1bd. -'Thess Ale
the same soalfui Rotes hezrc @
plantations a cenfury ssc =
plea 10 end slavery TIE rs''e"
b. Bob TEyicr rrentiens tnsi :
prs<izticr of the reccrd wi ne-
pend On whether yos srjcy Neg
rs gospel snzine. This e ine
rso: cf the Free61n Ride-s rsT
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The Bible Tells Us: :

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with all thy soul, and WIN
all thy strength. and with N n
thy mind; and thy nelshbo,
as ihyself."
And he said unto him
Thou hast answered right
this do, and thou shalt live ,
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The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

READ SCIENCE Ann
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES. BY MARY
BAKER EDDY. THE BOOK
THAT uNlocks rHs
SCRIPTURES. AND en-.
LIcHTEhs NAN ON HIS
SPIRITUAL IDENTITY.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-12-15

Study to shew thysef an.
proved unto God. q workman
that needeth not to be ashsm.
ID, rightly dividing the word
Of truth" III Timothy 2,l5,
Evening star., 1962-05-20
q NAKED CITY.

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Herbert Konish" man David Wayne)
assumes five different Identities and lives
separate lives for each. Nancy Marchand
and Jean StapIeton are featured
1870 q DAVID BRINKLEYS JOURNAL.
Public Affairs. Color. "The Story of a
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Theaters"
g Mr.. LUCKY.
Detective. John vNyan stars tRepeatJ
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host
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-28
Neighbor Held
For Grand Jury
In Gunpoint Rope

A man charged with the gun
point rape of a 23-year-old
neighbor has been held without
bond for grand jury action by
Municipal Court Judge Austin
L. Tickling.
At a hearing late yesterday
Frank johnson, 33, a clothes
presser, denied the assault and
said he was only trying to ar
range a date between the wom-
an and a department store
executive.
Sex Squad Detective Sergt.
Larry v. Denny said the woman
told him Johnson asked to use
the telephone in her Northwest
apartment shortly before noon
yesterday, then proposed the
meeting with the store execu-
tive. When she refused, john
son threw her on the bed and
raped her while holding a pistol
at her head, the detective said
she told him.
The woman, a secretary and
a divorce with two children.
said she later went to the bath
room on the pretext of bathing.
but instead dressed, slipped out
of the apartment and called
police after johnson fell asleep
Sergt. Denny reported that
Tenth Precinct Pvts. Joseph T,
O'Brien and Walter F. Dickson
found johnson on the bed with
an unloaded pistol under the
pillow.