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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-08

Worse was to come. During
his trials he had smuggled out
the manuscript Of his book
The New Class" for publica-
ton. In it he revealed a philos-
opher's conscience under the
exterior Of a revclutionist who
apparently had believed that
any means justifies the end.
Bitterly disillusioned, he wrote
that the exclusive use of prop
erty by the Communist Party
has created a fat new ariStoc-
racy, "a new ruling and ex-
plotting class"
Sentenced Again
Borba called him "demoral-
lied and crazy" and he was
put on trial for a third time
soon after the book appeared
in 1857. This time he was SEN
fenced to seven more years in
prison,
He had been out Of Jail not
quite Is months when he was
arrested again today. He was
paroled Jan. 10, 1861, for good
behavior in prison.
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Top Korean Red
Absent From PurIey

, TOKYO, April 7 (AP)-
North Korean Premier Kim Il
Sung apparently is not attend
ing the Supreme Peoples Con-
'greSS that opened April 5 in
Pyongyang, the New Asian News
Agency reported today.
The agency, which monitors
Communist Korean broadcasts,
said the premier was not mem
toned among the dignitaries
attending the opening of the
Parliament. Another leader not
listed was Kim Chang Man, vice
chairman of the North Korean
Communist Party'S central
committee.
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Of independent communism
produced the break with Mos
COW in 1913, Mr.. Djilas was one
Of Marshal Tito's most articu-
late spokesman. In articles and
in speeches at the United Ma
tons he bitterly accused the
Kremlin Of bureaucratic ex-
ploitation in its relations with
its satellites.
Mr.. Djilas became vice presi-
dent of Yugoslavia in 1858, but
almost Immediately got into
hot water because of his writ
ings in Borba, the official gov
eminent newspaper. He called
for greater freedom of action"
in the Communist state, and
lampooned a clique of officials
wives who cold-shouldered the
actress bride of Army Chief
Col. Gen. Peko Dapcevic be-
cause she had not been a
partisan fighter.
Warned In 1854
In January 1854, Mr.. Djilas
lost his vice presidency and his
membership in the party CEN
trail committee and was warned
to mend his ways.
But Mr.. Djilas, much-trav-
eled in the Western world, did
not keep still. A year later
he was put on trial on charges
of conspiring against the gov
eminent, was convicted and
given a suspended sentence.
The Hungarian revolt In
1856 brought from him the
comment that this was the
beginning of the end of COM
muniSm, and he was arrested
a few days later. He was con-
victed Of conspiracy and SEN
fenced to three years in prison.
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book had been indefinitely
poStponed)
Banned from circulation in
this country in January was an
issue of the Italian review,
Tempo Presente, in which ap-
peared a story by Mr.. Djilas
titled War" The Interior Min
istry charged the story grossly
Slandered" Marshal Tito's par
tisan fighters in World War II.
Mr.. Djilas was still in bed
when an investigating Judge,
accompanied by three plain
clothesmen, went to his apart
ment with a search warrant
this morning.
While he dressed and shaved,
they seized some papers and
manuscripts, then took him to
prison in q closed car.
Content Is Unknown
The content of the new book
was not known here, but it was
learned that Mr.. Djilas SUBJ
mitted a copy to authorities on
their request only a few days
ago.
Mr.. Djilas. now 81, was a
friend of Marshal Tito even
before World War II. Imnedi-
ately after the liberation of
Yugoslavia from Nazi occupa-
ton he became Minister of
Montenegro in the Tito cabinet
and a ruthless purger of non
Communists in that Yugoslav
State.
When Marshal Tito's brand
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announced yesterday he election Congress Trim
filed his pledges paid BILE has represented the Sd
fee candidate for re- Arkansas District since 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-29

ONE AND ONE-HALF BEAUTIFUL
ACRES is the setting for this long,
low rambling beauty. Loads of
shrubs, pines and dogwood trees
surround this suburban beauty
situated in beautiful PINE RIDGE,
features tWin-siZe bedrooms, 2l2
baths, a gorgeous jalouSie-enclosec
Florida room. pine-paneled recrea
ton room in cheerful basement
THESE and host Of extras 10 de-
Aght the nature loving family. Nov
reduced 10 SALQ6m
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Shannon & Luchs

- INl5EllI OfNo SINE THU6
PARKLAWN off Columbia pike -
$4,000. Beaut. 3-bedrm. all-brk.
rambler, l4-acre, park-like lawn.
no Steps-low silhouette Huge
!ly din. combination. firepl. De
luxe GE equip. kit. Ia baths,
LUXURIOUS hot water heat. Assume
1 ~ loan or $500 down FHA.
sos mo-, plus taxes and insur
real fine home! MTLKEY
REALTY. ia. 1920
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SLEEPY HOLLOW
SEARCH is OVER

For that antique brick, 3-bedroom,
center hall rambler in the REAL
Sleepy Hollow Check these. over
] acre lot with park like yard
shaded by 30 trees, beautiful land
scaping with many azaleRS, sepa-
rate din. rm. and breakfast space
in sunny ultra modern kitchen, 81
baths, ) Walk-in lighted closets,
level rec. room C26X3OD with fire
place and walk-out TO patio in
park-like garden, Gear attached
garage with big concrete turn.
around. Priced at appraised vslu-
alton Of S35. 900, terms. Call
Miller Real Estate Co.
ia. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
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DRANESVILLE AREA - $50 acres
with house, view Of the noun.
tains, streams, so acres open
balance woodland. Owner will hole
1st trust. S37,50O, $3.50 down
E S. BURNS & ASSOCIATES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-29
CHURCHILL SUBDIVISION. Fal
COUNTRY CLUB

Choose the best homs Tor the
money. and live near the falrvayS
OF your tAyo-t:s club. Stunning
western ranchsT. eoSStlng loads
o. vou3e-:G, living space. huge
picture E11oE$ raised hearth
ilCeplAcsS. c1-tcrE25,e economical
EOT-w ATss SASEsCARD NEAT.
all Eccs-- &C equipment Vice
y -s-1ScScec YARD 2--ce So. 800.
ca y u. !. y. 4-AMLN
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gerachis

REALTY CO. INC. JE. 2-23l4
HYBLA VALLEY
M. Fit. Belvolr, 122 Northrop I'd
sep din. rm., lge kit. FLA. SIS
900, 5000 dn. OWNER, so. 5-2347
LANGLEY-Ideal large family
home, popular split-level design
with 4 bedrms.. den. 3 fun baths
de luxe kitchen with space to sea-
e or more, plus ballroom size rec
I'm. with raised hearth fireplace
All this in a prestige neighbor
hood for only S2q,950, liberia
terms. IA. 4-l3O0. BROYHILL
SONS. Realtors. 1900 Lee Hwy.
MANASSAS-Cape Cod. only S15(
down. SIS mo. take over loan
no red tape. JU. $3.50 or EN-
plre S-6l2S.
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SERVICE STATIONS
FOR LEASE
CTTTU CEDNTTCr nv M

" O-4k I'VE I'LL w.
Has . most exceptional oppor,
tunities available to experienced
service station business men.
ONE-A superior location in Silver
Spring Current sales of over ~
600 gallons per month. Major
shopping center, High-Rise spart.
ments. dense neighborhood. ant
heavy local transient traffic. make
up its potential. Approx. $1,000.
$1,000 capital required.
eXtravagant super station
now under construction to be com.
pleted by early summer in Mont.
ROmery County. Planned interScc,
ton Of Conn. Ave. extended anr
Aspen Hill Rd adjacent Z,
Wheaton Woods. This ultrf
modern service station will Servt
new shopping Centers, dprs,
nciEhborhoOd and local transfer
traffic. SS,OOO-SlO,OUO capital lie
CURED
FOR further and more particula
information call MR. BROWN
IA. 4-llOO weekdays. AP. 1-OSl.
ewes. and WecEends.
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DON GRADY
REAL ESTATE, INC. "A. 4-O24
GIFT. RAMBLER

ALL BRICK huge bedrms. and .
tiled baths in this magnificent
home, Lge. living I'm. with firepl..
by Ia screened living porch, fun
daylight bsmt.. ground-leYel with
l2X2S rec rm. with firepl. bed
rm- laundry I'm. and attached
garage. APPROX. ! acre. beautiful
lot Priced to sell quickly DILLON
LAND CO. JE. +-4O40. MIA.
Realtor.
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FAIRFAX-56 acres near Sanitary
District II and only 5000
TRI-COUNTY REALTY, CIR. B.
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FAIRFAX-We have a large tract
Of excellent underpriced property
with long road frontage and good
percolation. It's perfect for syn
dicaGon and bound to appreciate
You can't beat the price Of less
than $3.50 per acre. TRI-COUNTY
REALTY CO., CIR. 3-5l71.
FALLS CHURCH, ZOO block Berry
st. VIII subordinate. $4,000
s.. 600 cash. LUCILLE COOK
Realtor. JE. 2-3212. JE. 2-4664
LOT - Ragged PIT. Beach, l BLOCK
from Potomac. All beach priv
leges Call 6S4-4764
MCLEAN - Acre lot with sweeping
view, $500. GRACE A. KEMP
TON, RealtOr, Ell. 6-S633.
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REALLY CO.
PhOnR gEA-puAn
FNOne SJ4-3HOO
Sab Brandon Ave, Springfield. V

o 9 BEandon Ave, Springfield. Va.
GRAND PIANO?
bier, pa baths, modern kitchen
separate dining rm. with sliding
glass doors to balcony and sur
deck Huge ground-level rec. nm
with 11X25-ft. music nm. on same
level. Walnut paneled fireplace
wall. Carport. Situated on almost
q full acre Of land. A fine home
for a family and entertaining
TOWN & COUNTRY PROPER.
TIES. INC. 2h6-QlnO- Q to a
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

$40 ACRES rich farmland in Su-
wannee County. highways and
railroad nearby Only $40 per
S676. or AID. 4-72S7.
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COUNTRY CLUB
LOCATION

400 acres plus, beautiful laying
ground with stream. Sod farm
with good carrying income. Cen
trail Montgomery. Reasonably
priced with good terms. ROMER &
no NKFT
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DRANESYMLE AREA - 2 plus
acres. $1,000. $500 dn.. will sub.
7 ordinate. E S. BURNS & ASSOC.
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$1,000 DOWN
BRAND-NEW-12A ACRE

CASH YOUR PROBLEM? With low
- down and a little more a
month YOU can move right in one
OF several new split-levels or ram
blers in excellent location on dead
end street. Living room with fire
place, dining room, beautifully ap-
pointed kitchen with eating space,
3 bedrooms, . baths, full base
ment with fireplace, and carport.
CALL NOW.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

60 ACRES. 34O-ft, road frontaec
29O-ft. river frontage. high
ground. Mr.. Skyline Ski Club
Washington. Va. 20 mi. D. C
81 $50. low down payment, easy
terms LA 4-114S after 6 D m
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6.3 ACRES. 3iO-ft. road frontage
2AO-ft river frontage. high
ground nr. Skyline Ski Club.
Washington. Va. 70 mi. D. c.
$3.50, low down payment. easv
terms. IA. 4-ll4s after 8 pm.
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CASH
Property Owners only

We will provide you with the
cash you need for any purpose.
Home Repairs. Medical Bills.
Vacations-and combine your
present Bills into one low
monthly payment.
First and second Tru3ts ar
ranged. No embarrassing in
, VeStiRa tiOns,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

CLEAR Span bldg. 34xS4. Heated
$3.50 mo. 5000 River I'd and
BRO tracks. Beth. HU. 3-@334.
MINED. OCCUP.-New bldg. UP
. to 10 600 50. IT, of space. Excel.
] lNcatiOn Me. S-424G
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on slight wooded knoll for privacy
and appeal. Deep lot Anchor
fenced and shrubbed: 3 cheerful
beGrms., kit. with table space, full
walk-out bsmt. (unfinishedl VA
CANT. Sl3,5O0. $3.50 down. MUST
BE SEEN
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OF gracious living room for the
family to roam indoors and out
is part OF the charm of this spa
clous older home surrounded by
3 fenced acres. Features include
bedrmS.. l6x20. l2x2O and
12xl2: . full baths and a powder
rm. Living rm. with fireplace
lSX22, dining I'm. 16x16 with fire.
place. library or card rm. l682C
and a real family type panelec
kitchen complete with corner fire,
place and modern appliance,
which measures 2OX20 This rare
find is located within comfort.
able committing from Washington
in the Broad Run district O,
Loudoun Co. and well priced al
$50 900. TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPERTIES, INC. 256-9lOO, {
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& Luchs

ESTATE-57s- u 3c-sE IN this
SuI4- ssdaIe. 3 .4rgs esc rooms. >
IN .all,Es, Seca-3-s -tc.rE I'm
seVI1g IN. cGil rear balcony
rcfgn FlI4 .ASsEscE- Carport
r-lS t-:a- gac3Ee VIZ workshop
Lovely rack cUc-l-S sE-cGEh rear
q 2rYnerGE Csmsc5 WailcE pool
LGca5sr c.usa u. SIE15 a. Ba:leyS
Cross -qadR. A. Ills sud more for
cE1I S!L..j,lG CHI early. Don :
HISS LIB una. AESAX REALTY
M II L--LlLhI.
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SERVICE STATION

SERVICE STATION
Fairfax, Va, located in residential
area with heavy traffic. station
offers excellent potential Train.
Ing and financing available. Mr.
HUTCHINSON. Elk. 3-25l6, day
6S3-3S34 ewes
WANT TO OWN your own bust.
nesS2 Mr.. Softee Ice Cream Co
is selling trucks and territories
as low as $1,000 down For par,
tlCulars call II. i-2&OO
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8 ROOM HOUSE and a store, :

8 ROOM HOUSE and a store, now
equipped and ready to operate as
a restaurant. Could be used for
any commercial use. Would make
smaller bldgs. that can easily be
converted to rental property that
would bring a nice income These
bldgs. located on 6la acres with
113-ft. frontage on Rte. 2ll, nr.
Boiling Officers Club, Warrenton.
Va 50 mi D. c., S24. 800,
excellent financing. ia. Alias
after Il n m
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES oFFIcEs STUDIOS for RENT

3 ROOM HOUSE AND A STORE
now equipped and ready to
used for any commercial use,
Would make excellent antique
shop. Several smaller bldgs. that
can easily be converted to rental
property that would bring a nice
income. These bldgs. located on
ga acres with 775-ft. frontage
on Rte. 211, nr. Boiling Officers
Club, Warrenton, Va, 53-mi DC,
S2450O, excellent financing, ia
Alias after & pm.
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GI SPECIAL,

Brick rambler. bedrooms. kitchen
with eating space. large rec. I'm
? flreplaces, 2l2 baths. Wonderful
location. GI appraised at $4,000
Immediate possession
III I'D NTT
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PICTURESQUE and distinctive 3
bedrm., pa bath brick split leve1
on Il acre beautifully Handicapped
2-way stone fireplace in living
room and dining room, built III
HI Fl in rec. rm. Reasonably pric.
ed at S30.950. Owner must sci
AT ONCE. IA. 4-13O0, BROYHILI
& SONS. Realtors 4ROO Lee HWY
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PONIES AND DOGS

For your children. can be had on
this lovely, 2-acre ranch-tvpe
rambler. Modernized 3 bedrms..
> baths, . stone firepls.. real lge.
living rm with wall-to-wall car
peting. oil heat. 2-car garage.
huge workshop. Grounds are love-
", shade trees galore. Good in
vestment and good living. Only
Sl9.95O. substantial cash. DILLON
LAND CO.. JE. 4-404O. MIA.
Realtor.
SIX BEDROOMS, for only S24,g5O.
in quiet N. All neighborhood.
Close TO public and parochlal
schools, shops, bus 10 Pentagor
and D. c. We can place S22, 4OO
NEW FLA FIRST TRUST, fas,
possession Center-hall plan. BIG
BRICK COLONIAL home with "a
it. living nm, l5-ft. dining rm
1st-floor bedroom and u bath,
BEDROOMS ON I'd FLOOR and q
24-ft. dormitory bedrm on &c
floor. FULL BASEMENT has semi.
finished rec. I'm. and y bath
Level lot with big trees. PARKER
SMITH & DONNELL. IA. 1851
IA -SS1
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REsIDENTIAL LOTs, land, ,or IN

RESIDENTIAL LOTS, lands for IN
duStrial or commercial, lO-unit
motel with acres OF land. invest
bldg. with 4 apis Commercial
with high income, For further in
formation and appointment call
MOUNTAIN AND SUBURBAN RE
Atty. FL. 4-3O33.
Also offices located at Capon Bridge
and Romney, W. Va.
RESTAURANT FOR SALE by OWN.
Err PALACE RESTAURANT, I@C
S Wayne, Arl., Va.
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n
RAIN
RAIN
RAINING

! have several service stations
which are raining money These
service stations are located in
Arlington and particularly Fair
fax. For Information on these
presently operating service sta
tons call MI Walt at LA. 9-5OOO.
or between z and 8 pm. at
g35-O36T.
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAIL

DRIVEN RESTAURANT BUSI-
NESS-Dog and Suds. well located
in Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Excel
lent opportunity, enterprising
businessman. 200x200 lot. modern
fully equipped restaurant. Priced
to sell. Contact FRED c. COOKE,
WALTON Reach. Fla.
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Extra Extra! Extra!

A s-Sct-aeF ertck rambler with
3 esGrus. arc hA5hs on the
ms;n IsTsi VIII tuiI daylight
bSmt- CT . cicss-la level wooded
lot, ~. EsceES, step from the
bus and priced Under $50 600 Is
REAL NEWS FIrepl IN liz. I'm,
SEP. din. TN, &C luxe kit with
breakfast nook. Make q decision
now and choose your own colors.
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POTOMAC AREA. > acres, S4,5oC
per acre. Unusually low price 70!
this valuable property. 65@-6lt7
POTOMAC HUNT AREA - Choice
lots, ranging from . ., 2 to sew.
eral hundred acres, for individual
wood d rolling hill homesiteS
EXcellently priced, from $1,000
per acre up.
William D. Lucas Assoc
OL.6-Ss6s Ofc,9-a. 24-Hr Phi serv
RAGGED POINT BEACH. VA.
Westmoreland Co.-NeW developed
2l3,lOO So f.. Main entr. to Pc.
tomaC. Gas and cleo. Artesian vel
will care for q houses. VII 6-T23.}
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tudes." Much safety indoctri-
nation misses the mark, he
said, and there is need for in
volving the employee in develop
ing safe work procedures.
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Takeoff Rules
For Shifted
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Aviation Agency
has issued new regulations on
takeoff procedures for Boeing
Jet airliners. 1t was a Boeing
Jet that crashed in New York
shortly after takeoff last
Thursday, killing IS persons.
The FAA said yesterday the
new regulations were prompted
by flight tests conducted in an
effort to learn what caused
Thursdays crash of an Ameri-
can Airlines' Boeing TOT.
But the ruling, said an FAA
spokesman, was not intended to
point a finger at the crash's
cause. That, he said, has not
been determined.
The takeoff procedure now
ordered is nothing new, he said,
and many airlines already use
it. He said it merely seems
wise to stress it.
The ruling covers operation
of wing flaps on Boeing TOTS
and 720s during the early stages
of takeoff. It also fixes mini
mum takeoff speeds.
The FAA also prohibited OPP
orators of the Boeing jets from
using the autopilot on takeoff
so long as they are below LOO
feet. There was no restriction
on the use of autopilots on the
approach airports.
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Shareholders
Ask Date
With Tuwes

Edward L. Meyer, chairman
of the Savings and Loan Share
holders Recovery Committee,
asked Gov. Tawes yesterday to
set a date for a meeting with
shareholders of the closed saw
ings and loan associations.
In a letter to the Governor,
Mr.. Meyer, of 1907 Plyers Mill
road, Silver Spring, who has
approximately $4,000 tied up
in savings in two closed asso-
Citations, said he would accept
the Governors invitation to
confer on the savings and loan
situation in his Annapolis Of
flee.
The Governor on March 2
was met by a group of pickets
at the opening of a political
headquarters in Wheaton. The
pickets were protesting what
they said was his failure to act
effectively in the savings and
loan situation before last June
when Maryland's regulatory
measure was passed.
. The Governor told the pick
cts he would discuss the matter
with them in the State Capital
instead of at a mass meeting
of shareholders set for 2 pm.
Sunday at the University of
Maryland's Richie Coliseum.
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Police Checking
Apparent DeIuyin
Aid to Dying Man

A Washington police in
spector has been assigned to
determine why approximately
20 minutes elapsed from the
time police we're notified of a
fatal beating Saturday 10 the
moment a scout car reached
the scene.
Officials said Inspector
Charles L. Wright is directing
an investigation of the appar-
ent delay, which occurred after a
65-year-old musician who had
been beaten in a street robbery
was found near his home at
1914 AShmead place NV.
The victim, Miksa Merson. a
former concert pianist and ma
tive of Hungary, was found by
.passers-by lying on the side
walk in the 1900 block of Ash
mead place ABOUT 7:60 pm.
Saturday. He died at George
town University Hospital
shortly before midnight after
a neurosurgical operation failed
to save him.
Hospital aides said a skull
fracture caused severe bleeding
and that in such cases time
may be an important factor
in successful treatment.
Inspector Wright said police
probers will try to find out why
a police car dispatched at 1853
pm. did not reach the scene
until 500 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-07


The Importance this country
attaches to job safety is at
tested to by the high-level
management. government and
labor representatives at the
three-day cosference, Mr.. Tep-
low said.
Speakers at the first days
session yesterday included Vice
President Johnson, President
Eugene ]. McNeely of Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph,
Deputy Administrator Hugh L.
Dryden of the National Aero
nautics and Space Administra-
ton, and Astronaut Maj. Leroy
"a. Cooper, jr.
The Federal Government,
with the exception of one or
two agencies, has had a de-
Ginning injury rate, William G
Marks, deputy director of the
Commerce Departments Ad-
ministrative Operations Office
told a conference session this
afternoon. In 1860, the Federal
injury rate (excluding the one
or two agencies) was slightly
more than five injuries per
million man hours. he said.
Inaugurated in 1949, the
Presidents Conference meets
every two years.
The purpose, Mr.. Teplow
said, is to focus attention on
job safety, exchange informa-
ton and help inspire action.
Conference recommendations
are forwarded to the President,
but are not formal resolutions
or calls for legislation, he ex-
planned.
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Jonitor Job Hazardous,
Safety Por|y Hears

A janitor is much more likely
to lose time from his job be-
cause of an accident than is a
steelworker these days.
This is just one fact cited
by the program chairman of
the Presidents Conference on
Occupational Safety now I'M
derway here to illustrate the
special concern the approx
ately 5000 conferees have for
disabling work injuries in fields
other than manufacturing.
More than 80 per cent of
such injuries during 1860 &C.
CURED in trade, agriculture,
construction, transportation
and utilities, finance, service
and government, according to
Department of Labor statistics.
The conference program
chairman, Leo Teplow, who is
assistant vice president of the
American Iron and Steel In
stitute, said that a recent study
by New York City of a group of
its custodial employees showed
they had more than 20 "lost
time" or disabling accidents per
million man hours worked.
This contrasted to about three
for steelworkers on hazardous
jobs. Mr.. Teplow said. A dis
abling work injury is one that
makes a worker lose one day
or more on the job, according
to the Labor Departments def
milton.
Less attention has been paid
to accidents in non-manufac-