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Evening star., 1962-09-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tcoNTINuHol

5IrT3rcT HEIGHTS : ROOM TO
SSOWl eedrms. and den, brk.-
'--c -slum. Cane Coo. flrepl. 7ice
yard. no money down CT. Only
5000 down FHA.
RE. 6-54OO I'll Q Pm.
FOREST HEIGHTS = Convenience
plus with this lovely. 2-bedrm.,
va. fuii bsmt.. SEP din. rms.
screened porch. Just redec. Priced
at FHA appraised $1,000 for
quick sale.
Miller Real Estate Co.
10, 7-07O0 Lo. 7-O44O cH. S-5O5O
FORT WASHINGTON FOREST
lmmed, occupancy on brand-new
eenter-hsl rambler on cul-de-sae.
Ful bSmt.. ranch kit, 3 bedrms,
2 baths, lge. lot. all city utils
Priced S1e.75O. Below FHA ap-
Miller Real Estate Co.
10. 10000 10. 7-O440 cH. s-5O5O
Fl. WASHINGTON FOREST = g.
bcdrm. brick rambler. 21xI3-ft.
liV. I'm. with firepl.. dream kit.
incl. dishwasher. built-in oven
with split, luxury living at q mod
est price. Under S2nOOO.
WE TAKE TRADES
JOHN r. WEBSTER
RE. 6-54OO Til o Pm.
HILLSIDE-Perfect for CHILDREN.
4 bedrms.. new modern kitchen.
full bSmt. Only S11,500. 7. D.
BURGESS CO.. REALTORS. RE
H-62QO It'll 81
HOUSES BY HUGHES = Handy
mans special. Adelphi area. A
good modern home. bedrms.,
full bsmt. Needs soap and water.
a little paint and plenty of elbow
grease. An exceptionally good
buy at only S13.450 on GI terms.
5000 cash will swing II.
W. r. HUGHES CO. AP. 7-1400I
IDEAL STARTER HOME. u -aere
lot. twin-size bedrms., cozy liv.
rm.. step-saver kit. Real country
living for Just S11.500 GI or
CONV. TERMS. AVAIL.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
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MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O15
BELTsVILLE - Brk. Cape Cod.
Approx. "a acre. bedrms., din.
rm,, 2 baths, large color TV,
washer, dehumidifier, firepl. equip
ment and many items too numer-
Gus to mention. Owner moving to
Florida. Minimum $1,000 dn.
owner will take 3nd. BURCH
REALTY CO., 474-30O0: after
6 nm, 776-7794.
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REALTORS AP. 7-72OO
CARROLLTON

Apple pie condition, vacant
and ready to move in. Walk
to new elem. and junior
high schools, family-size
din rm., lge. kit. with eat
ing space. 3 big bedrms.,
Ia baths. full bsmt., Ia
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LANHAM-Better than new, trans
ferred owner forced to sell. 3 bed
rms, sep. din. rm.. bsmt.. split
level design, off street parking,
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-05sO
LANHAM AREA : S295 dn. and
move in lovely Abr. home. Pay
mentS like rent and OWNER will
finance. DI. TAB. ewes. MA.
2-ll54,
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HAdAN REALTY. INC. UN. 4-s5ss
AVAILABLE TODAY!-4 king size
bedrms., 10x13 kit. hot-water
heat, tremendous closets, large
Anehor-fenced lott NO CASH
DOWN to Vets-may go NO CASH
DOWN to non-FHA, non-vets!
llE.LI SOnn nnrur, OLy Ilt
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Trsding Specialist

CUsTOM-BUTLT. new brick ram
bier. 4 bedrms.. all on / level.
sen din. rm., lovely 4 -acre lot
I0et dn' ROBERT s. DAVIS &
Co, INC. Realtors. WA. $4,000.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler, rec. rn.,. baths,
assume S15,S0O az loan or re-
finance FHA or GI. S20,950.
BANpY REALTY CO, REALTORS
RE, B.4300 Eyes, RE. 6-66l7
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LARGE 2-sTORY brk. colonials,
oversize rms. throughout. bed
rms incl. master suite with large
dressing closet, pa tiled baths, 3
left,
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HYATTSVILLE AREA

Near Ager I'd. Bungalow
beauty, Just listed. for only
&I2,950. Like new through
out. Has 2 bedrms and ex-
pandable attic. dining rTn..
equipped kitchen. Gear
parking area. beautifully
Handicapped lot. incl. lovely
magnolia and holly trees.
FHA S400 down.
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Approyed at $4,000!

John J. schwaser's Constr. Co, Inc,
CH. R-S464 CH. $3.50 .CH. s-5336
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walk to school and shops
from this delightful brick Cape
Cod on tree shaded level lot; fire
pl. in liv. rm., din. rm., kit, study
and bath 1st fir; . bedrms. and
bath I'd fir; rec. rm laundry and
garage. Only S1S,950. GRACE A.
KEMPTON REALTOR, Ell. 6-4934
OF Ell. 6-S633.
= Early American charm
in this sturdy brick home on
tree-shaded lot in nearby Frank
lin Forest. Handsome paneled liv-
ing room with fireplace. separate
Yorktown dining room with built
in cupboards. three bedrooms, two
baths. Full basement includes
game room with fireplace, built-in
garage. Terraced patio for en-
tertaininR. Outstanding buy in
this prestige area at only $26.-
500. GI loan can be assumed.
Call HU. I-9l00.
BARCROFT REALTY. INC.
= Sparkling white brick
split-level, bedrmsy 3 baths,
beaut. pan. rec. rm., %<-acre level
lot, 2-car gar. / ". old and better
than new. walk to shops and
school, GRACE A. KEMPTON
REALTOR, Ell. 6-4934 or Ell. g.
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BOWIE - Extremely nice custom
built rambler on acre level lot.
An ali brick. well constructed
home that every family dreams
OF owning. 3 lge. bedrms., lge.
liv. rm. with fireplace and mod
kit. with room for all. In addi-
tion there is q family room, plus
an enclosed porch and 20x22-ft.
attach. garage. S23,500. Terms.
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HOUSES FuR sALE-VA.

SPRINGFIELD - Recently redeco-
rated 4-hedrm.. 2-bath rambler
Fireplace. major appliances. Close
TO schools and n. BelVoir. LIST
and 2nd trusts can be assumed
$1,000 down. FL. 4-9337.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BI-LEvEI. living
room, wall-to-wall carpet. dining
room. modern kitchen, = baths.
basement, rec. room. Immediate
POSSESSION. FHA, GI terms. Walk
TO Suitland and LaReine Schools.
JOE JACOBS REALTY, RE.
6-59O9.
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5IrT3rCT HEIGHTS = ROOM TO
Crow 4 bedrms. and den, brk.-
'--c -slum. Cane Coo. firepl. 7iee
yaro. no money down CT. Only
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NFIa NO MONEI DOWN. FFIh OF
conv. financing from $3.50 down.
DIR: Out Allentown I'd. to LINDA
KNOLLS. Brick entrance (at 5000
7421 Doris DIR. (Office and model
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Mclean
4 Bedrooms

Just moments from D. c., this
prime location offers immediate
occupancy. All-brick rambler Of
fers ga baths, den, finished rec
room. completely equipped kitchen
Foyer entrance, fireplace. beauti-
ful yard with trees. A rare offer
ing at S32.500. Inspection can
be ARRANGED
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HYATTsvILLE - This 4 : bedrm.,
2Is bath home is one of the best
buys on the market. Lovely tree
shaded, S7x10g corner lot. near
schools and trans. Lge. liv. I'm.
with fireplace. lRe. din. rm, full
bsmt.. hot-water heat. new roof.
washer. disposal and dishwasher
included at S17,750. FHA. GI. or
CONVENTIONAL.
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ANDREWS AREA

e-bedroom rambler on h-acre lot
Only 5 min. from MARROW Heights
shopping center. ConT. to schools.
Hartman Realty, Rltrs.
LU. 4-3400 Ewes. CH. S-4S7s
ANDREWS Builders close
out on large wooded lots. 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler, Soft. long, one left,
price reduced to S16.S75.
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PARK

LANGLEY PAkk
FLA approved S15,750 with only
$3.50 down for this spacious g
rm. and fully equipped kit. "a
It. liv rm. with firepl., walk to
transp. and shopping.
RIGGS PARK ESTATES
Assume 4laes GI loan with cash
payments Of S11O for this spae-
ious 3 bedrms.. 1z-bath brick
rambler. Ice. liv. rm. with firepl..
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
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LUCK! Ideal for new
sPOTLESS BRICK COLONIAL,
situated on desp. level wooded
fsTeSJTsT fmEeSHgTsFoSn Snss5nT1s Ts' cbaTmins s1me GI-
Nv. rm.. sep. din. rm.. nice kit.
has dishwasher and disp. Upstairs.
. good bedrns.. bath. FULL BSMT.
offers space for rec. rm. 5000
nOWN will handle. under new
EHA BE FIRST TO SEE IT.
PARKER. SMITH a. DONNEJL.
REALTORS. IA. 7-e161. IA.
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KENT FOREST = SI95 dn. and
move right in. 3 b.rs., Ia baths.
air cond. OWNER will finance,
DI. 7-44f5. ewes. MA. 2-1154.
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Miller Real ESTATE %.
WE TAXI TRADES
JOHN r W.RSTFR

HILLSIDE-Perfect for CHILDREN.
4 bedrms.. new modern kitchen.
full bSmt. Only S11,500. 7. D.
BURGESS CO., REALTORS. RE.
$4,000. It'll q.
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WHITFIELD KNOLLs = 3-bedrm.
rambler on nice fenced lot. Pan
eled rec. rm.. with bar. Assume
lge. OF loan. Only S15.950.
BANNER SALES AP. 7-4e46
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

WENTWORTH INTERCHANGE -
3.S-acre site. All utils. avail. Own.
er will build
J. W. ROGERS JR. ASSOC.
AP. 7-S744 AP. 7-7372
SILVER SPRING-Lease, 1900 So
It., overhead door, 2 offices, fol
upholstery. TV. Electronics, etc.
all utils. JU. 5-2727.
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LANDOVER KNOLLs-3-b.r. brk.
ramb.. full bsmt.. immed. occ.
FHA $3.50 dn. owner SP. 3-5221.
AREA, WoodlaWn, st.
Mary's Parish-3 bedrms., large
liy. rm.. firepl., OF no SIS dn., FHA
$3.50 down, SS0.07 mo. UN.
4-5550.
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LANGLEY REALTY

COLLEGE PARK-sparkling ram
bier with 3 twin-size bedrms.,
master bedrm. has half bath. fam
ily-size din. rm., mod. equip. kit,
daylight bsmt. with exit to ap-
prox. h-acre fenced lot. S17.950
FHA or CT terms. 1mmed. oc-
cupancy.
BALL REALTY 474-4000
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YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
IA. 8-2100

n SPACIOUS N
TERRIFIc-This mellow beauty,
Colonial in design. offers full
bsmt. w/rec. rTn., center hall, liv.
rm. w/firepl.. formal din. rm., 4
bedrms,, den, 3lz baths, porch and
double garage. LYON VILLAGE.
S37 800. HOLLEY REALTY. INC,
5lS3 Lee hwy. Arl.. KE. s-535O.
RLING TON. N. = Southern
Charmer." Clean 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial. Powder rm. on LIST floor.
De luxe kitchen with dishwasher
and wall oven. Finished recrea-
ton rm. Huge side screened porch
and garage. FLA appraised, S24.-
$50. 50. .05O dn. or will try noth-
ing down GI. Vacant. quick pos
session. Call ODDENINO REALTY,
INC, ia. 4-5656.
ASSUME LGE. LOAN on 3-bedrm.
rambler with only $1,000 down
and paymts. of only S1O1 pitt.
Features lge. refgr., washer, and
Just redec. Lge. fenced lot. Sl4,-
$50. McQUAIN RLTY, JE. 4-1OOO
ASSUME $4,000 4Aqs loan on
immaculate 4-bedrm., 2h-bath
home on quiet cul-de-sac, spacious
living rm.. fireplace. eye-level kit
with table space, finished ground
level rec. rm. Call for appt. 10
inspect. MYERS q HILL. INC. JE.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

Cozy brick rambler, knee deep"
wall-to-wall carpeting. twin-size
bedrms., step down" rumpus
rooml Nr. all eonveniences. FHA-
GI terms,
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CupanCy.
BALL REALTY
COLLEGE PARK

COLLEGE PARK
Newly listed custom built
brick rambler in beautiful
Ysrrow. on park-like yard
w/patio. and beautifully
handicapped. Features huge
living rm. w/firepl.. 3 twin
bedrms.. ga baths. family
size dining rm.. country
size electric kitchen. enclos-
ed porch. laundry rm.. huge
bsmt. w/rec. rm.. bar and
firepl.. plus 2-car garage.
Really q buy for S35.500.
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FREE STATE PROPEHI TIES
AP, G-l266

JONES POINT BRIDGE AREA =
Spac 3-bedrm., 2-bath brick RAM
bier " lbsmt. in exclusive neighbor-
hood. Family size din. rn. and liv.
rm. with fireplace. Only S1.S32
down. September occupancy.
Miller Real Estate Co.
LO. 7-0440
10. 7-07OO cH. s-5050
KENT FOREST Palmer Pk.)-3-
bedrm. Colonial. air eond.. brk..
II baths stove, refgr.. fenced lot.
vacant. S295 dn. incl. settlement.
Call OWNER. DU. 1-02OO.
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(coNIIhUEDl
REMoDELEp e-sToRY BLDG. !
STORES FOR RENT

Bladen. Shopping Ctr.
ANNAP. RD. AT L.ANDovER RD.
Store, lSx70, in busy. established
center. with A&P, Drug Fair Suit
able for loan office, yard goods,
hobbies, etc.
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LANGLEY REALTY

LANGLEY PARK = TREMENDOUS
VALUE, modern 3-bedrm. semidet.
brick, screened porch. ! "a blocks
to express bus. 4l9ee loan can
be assumed. Sl3.750.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-1700
LIST WITH us FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Kennedy Family
Flying to Florida
BY the Associated Press

President Kennedy and his
family fly to Palm Beach, Fla,
today for an Easter vacation.
The White House said the
First Family will probably re-
main there until April 81. That
night Mr.. Kennedy is due to at
tend a banquet here given by
the White House correspondents
and news photographers.
Mr.. Kennedy also will con-
fer with British Prime Minister
Macmillan that week end. Mr..
Macmillan will arrive in time
for the banquet and plans to
stay over for at least day.
The Prime Minister addresses
the American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association in New York
on April 26.
In Palm Beach, the Kennedy's
and their children, Caroline and
John jr., will stay at the ocean
front mansion of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Michael Paul. It's about two
miles from the home of Mr..
Kennedy's parents, former Am
bassador and Mrs. John P. Ken
nedy.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
THE GREAT LAKES FROM SPACE
u. S. Announces Ties
WithArgentino Remoin

tions" with the new Argentine
government from March %
until today.
Technically there has been
no break in relations with the
new Argentine government.
Mr.. McClintock was to call
at the Argentine Foreign office
this afternoon to acknowledge
receipt of a March 80 note
from the new government, the
State Department said, thus
continuing relations with the
government of Argentina"
The note said the President
of the Senate had assumed
the national presidency after
taking the oath of office in
accordance with constitutional
procedures.
Seven Latin American Coun-
trieS-Colombia. Chile, Ell Sal
vador, Nicaragua, Panam a
Haiti and Honduras-also have
given their blessing to the new
Argentine regime. Brazil anC
Venezuela have not yet indi
Gated their attitudes.
American aid programs TO
Argentina have not been inter
rupted during the governmen
upheaval, officials said.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

Newspaper reporters shouldn't
complain about being walked up
by a telephone call in the mid
die of the night, President
Kennedy suggested today.
He was asked about criticism
Of what was called 'the noe
turnal activities o fthe FBI"
in waking up reporters early
last Thursday morning to check
their notes on a meeting OF the
Bethlehem Steel Corp board of
directors at Wilmington, Del,
two days before.
With a grin, Mr.. Kennedy re-
marked: Reporters have called
up a good many people in the
middle of the night them
selves"
He said the decision had been
made early in the evening to
check with the reporters be-
cause the Bethlehem Steel
president had said he was mis-
quoted in reports he had ad-
viSed against raising steel prices.
He added that he did not
realize the reporters would be
awakened during the night.
Then. the President took his
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Secret Satellite
Believed to Be
CircIinq the Earth

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE
BASE, Calf, April 18 (AP).-
A super-secret satellite-one
the Air Force refuses to talk
about is apparently circling
the earth.
Where it is and what it's
doing the Air Force wouldn't
say. 1t was launched from this
big rocket and missile base
yesterday. About all the Air
Force would say was that 1t
was "a satellite employing a
Thor-Agena B booster combi-
nation"
This combination is used to
hurl the Discoverer satellite
series into orbit, but the Air
Force wouldn't say whether to-
days was a DiScoverer-type
operation.
DISCOVERIES contain instru-
mented capsules which detach
from the orbiting rocket and
are supposed to parachute into
the sea near Hawaii. A number
have been recovered this way.
Evening star., 1962-04-18

Ex-officio m embers are
Speaker Mccormack, Majority
Leader Albert, Party Whip
Boggs and Representatives
Walter of Pennsylvania, chair
man of the Democratic Cau-
Gus, Mrs. Sullivan, the caucus
secretary, and Representative
Kirwan of Ohio, chairman Of
the Democratic Congressional
Campaign Committee.
Members elected by regions
are Representatives Fogarty of
Rhode Island, Buckley of New
York, Green of Pennsylvania,
Rodino of New Jersey, Kitchin
of North Carolina, Davis of
Georgia, Blatnik of Minnesota,
Madden Of Indiana, Hayes of
Ohio, Chef of Kentucky, Col
mer of Mississippi, Haley of
Florida, Cannon of Missouri,
O'Brien of Illinois, Patman of
Texas, Breeding of Kansas,
Aspinall of Colorado and Cor
man of California.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Norway to Seek
Bigger U. S. Tanks

OSLO, Norway, April 18 (AP)
Norway hopes to get medium
tanks from the United States
in spite of the cutbacks of mil
itary aid to Norway and Den
mark announced by Secretary
of Defense Mcnamara, q
spokesman for the Defense
Ministry said today.
The spokesman said his gov
ernment may give up other
kinds of military aid to get
the tanks. Informed sources
said the tanks may be M-48
PattonS.
Norway at present only has
light MIA Chaffee tanks.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Hearing Aid
Prices Hit
By the Associated Press

Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. a
hearing aid concealed in the
frames of her glasses, said
today the price of hearing aids
must come down" if they are
to be of value to a great many
people.
She told the Senate Antitrust
Subcommittee that most hear
ing aids cost between $3.50 and
$3.50 and some a great deal
more. She added that this price
is "out of the question for
many. many people," but she
added she was not in a position
to say whether this is a legiti-
mate price"
The former First Lady was
the first witness as the Senate
group began an inquiry into
what Chairman Kefauver, Dem
ocrat of Tennessee, called the
high prices of hearing aids.
THE hearing-aid industry
raises serious questions about
concentration, high prices,
sharp selling practices, exclu-
sive dealing, and the effective
ness of competition in our
American economy" Senator
Kefauver said.
For some time now," he
added, this subcommittee has
been receiving more mail re-
lating to high prices Of hearing
aids than on any other single
subject"
Mrs, Roosevelt did not say
how much her own hearing aid
cost. She said she wears hers
in her glasses because it is
more convenient.
She urged that people whose
hearing is impaired not let their
vanity prevent them from get
ting a hearing aid. She also
said that because there are
many different kinds of deaf
ness, a person should never buy
a hearing aid without profess
sional advice-either from a
doctor or a clinic.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Kennedy Says Press
Wakes Up Folks, Too

second crack within a few
minutes at the Wall Street
Journal. He said al of the
reporters except those for the
Wall Street Journal were most
cooperative"
To an earlier question, Mr..
Kennedy, had said he would
not accept the viewof the Wall
Street Journal" which a ques-
toner said had accused him
of directly setting steel prices.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
British Issue Warrants
For Burgess, MocIeon

LONDON, April 18 (AP).-
Scotland Yard said today war;
rants have been issued for the
arrest Of Donald Maclean and
Guy Burgess, British diplomats
who detected II years ago and
went to the Soviet Union.
There are grounds for sup
posing that Maclean and Bur-
CESS may be contemplating
leaving or may have left the
USSR for some other territory" !"
a Yard spokesman said.
The warrants charge the pair
with violation of Britain's Of
ficial Secrets Act.
Maclean and Burgess worked
for the Foreign Office. A gov
ernment white paper in 1855
left little doubt that the two
men were believed to have
leaked many secret documents
to the Soviet Union, and that
they would be arrested if Brit
ain could lay hands on them.
Explains Warrants
A Yard spokesman said the
warrants were taken out in case
the two diplomats appear in a
country with which Britain has
Evening star., 1962-04-18

The United States announced
today it is continuing rela-
tions with the government of
Argentina.
President Arturo Frondizi
was ousted by military leaders
last March % and replaced by
the president of the Argentine
Senate, Jose Maria Guido.
State Department officials
said that Ambassador Robert
McClintock and other members
of the American Embassy in
Buenos Aires have "refrained
from having any official rela-
Evening star., 1962-04-18

advise the leadership on pend
ing legislation.
Meetings Private
Mr.. Madden announced that
the Steering Committee will
begin periodic meetings soon
after the Easter recess but as a
rule will not make public its
discussions.
He emphasized that the group
will be merely advisory as far
as party policy is concerned.
The committee structure is
somewhat similar to that of a
Democratic steering committee
established more than 20 years
ago. The former committee
gradually stopped meeting be-
cause the late Speaker Rayburn
exercised such powerful in
fluence IN the House.
Members Listed
The membership of the new
committee indicates that neith-
er liberal nor conservatives
are dominant.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
BIG WORD STOPS
PRESIDENT AT
PRESS PARLEY

President Kennedy has
trouble with some big
words, too.
He stumbled in trying to
pronounce the word PRO
liberated" during his press
conference today, finally
got it out correctly and
then substituted an easier
.to-say synonym-"spread."
He was reaffirming that
American policy is against
the spread of nuclear
weapons.
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Madden Is Elected
By House Democrats

The A-member House Democratic Steering Committee
today elected Representative Madden Of Indiana chairman
ana Representative Sullivan of Missouri secretary
The group consisting Of six ex-oficio members and 1S
elected by House Democrats regional basis created by
party earlier this Its main will be to
Evening star., 1962-04-18
Knows of No Offer

Mr.. Kennedy said he had
never heard of a reported pro-
posal by Russia to negotiate a
test ban if the United States
would close down one Of its
missile bases overseas. But he
was skeptical that the Soviet
Union would seriously advance
such an idea.
The Russians are now ne
gotiating on a test ban, and
have been for three years, Mr..
Kennedy observed, which only
indicates "the long gap between
the agreement to negotiate and
to negotiate an agreement"
The President repeated his
reservations about helping to
spread nuclear weapons to
other powers in response to a
question helping France de-
velop nuclear striking force.
Policy Remains Same
1T would be regretable If
new weapons proliferated," the
President said, %. and .
our policy continues on that
basis and will continue unless
we feel that security require
ments suggest a change"
1t was understood that
France has been seeking to
purchase delivery systems for
a nuclear striking force, rather
than the nuclear warheadS
themselves. Sale or transfer of
nuclear weapons currently is
prohibited by law.
Mr.. Kennedy acknowledged
that East German participation
in any international access au-
thority is one of the points now
under discussion with the
Soviet Union, but he said West
Germany would be fully con-
suited and has been kept
informed" ..
Probing of the Soviet attitude
toward the Berlin crisis con-
tinues, he repeated, because it
is "a very dangerous area"
which could blow up any
time"
Evening star., 1962-04-18
LOST

BRACELET, gold, various colored to-
paz and tourmalines, square shaped.
Joined by links. set with small dia-
nonds; reward. OIL. 6-34O7.
DIAMOND RING, yellow gold, at Mighty
Mo on Pa. ave. sc. or Branch ave;
value. Reward. Please call LII. 10000
DIAMOND RING. vic. 4SOO Macarthur
blvd, NV. Reward. Daytime RE. =
5000, ext. 2S5. Ewes. EN-. 2-0110.
DOG, gray, Shepherd. female; vicinity
Capitol Heights. Md; reward. Phone
DOG, wire-haired terrier, male. mostly
white; vicinity Fort Myer, Arl.; gen.
erous reward. ia. 7-2439
DOG, poodle, white, miniature, male;
WIestnEo1Tssllssnd NWI EN1sls Circle area reward
DOG, miniature schnauzer, salt and
pepper color, ident. tag on collar,
answers to name Topper" Silver
Spring, April 12. S25 reward. JU.
5-ss75.
DOG, young, male, black with white
on chest: vicinity of Langley Park.
Phone HE. 1862.
PARAkEETM3Ltght PARAkEE3 blue male para q
MR.. HIGGINS, OIL. 6-9136.
ROUND RING OF KEYS, vicinity OF
Wheaton, Saturday. April IA; re-
ward. VIII. 6-933S. after pm.
WALLET, lady's, Takoma Park; con-
tanning papers, Identification, M.
Eliz. Scherer; keep money. return
wallet with papers. JU. 5-4301.
500 REWARD for the. return of male
SSSsr fsyn veafng wth white tTanaS GheS eoa4 fnd
Ans. Moe. lost Tues, April 10, vic
n Arl. Gail ia. $1,000 If you have
seen this dog.