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Evening star., 1962-09-19
Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1908
vIERS MILL VILLAGE = Det. Q.
bedrm.. rambler, full bsmt.. redec.
Only S295 dn. incl. settlement.
Vacant. Call OWNER. DU, 10000.
WAITING FOR A BARGAIN? $3.50
On. Fenced lot. Cozy firepl.. bsnit,
and recreation rm. S11750. Can
949-7300 til 9:3O.
HUGH 7 PECK. 1le46 Georgia ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTs
WHEATON-2-b.r. brk. rambler w
bsmt., pch., lge. kit Assume AZ
mtg. Si5,500. OWNER, 946-5O64.
WHEAToN-You CAN'T TELL un-
til you lookl 3-bedrm. all-brick
SWEET AND CLEAN. vAcANT.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-t700
WHEATON-OUR LADY OF GOOD
COUNSEL. 6O-ft; rambler with
lge. level lot. bedrms.. delight-
iul family rm. Buy FHA min. On.
cali 949-7300 til s:SO.
HUGH T. PECK. 1l246 Georgia Ave.
WHEATON, HILLS-cheaper than.
payments. Assume a. Gf loan.
All-brick rambler. near shopping
and transp, Asking $4,000.
Harmony Corp.
T. N. LERNER, Pres.
WHEATON PLAZA 949-79o0
Observation-Disclosures a
BEDRM. HOME with family fea-
lures. Extra-lge. kit, loE-siSe
firepl.. 2 full baths. lovely corner
lot. Sl7,50o, ASSUME LARGE
C. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
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KENWOOD PARK
a - 4 ~
HE A-1700

LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
LANGLEY AREA-44x3O brick ram
bier. mr.. schools and transp.. 25-
IT.. liv.-din. rm. with fireplace, 3
twln-sized bedrms., la baths, Dig
Kitchen and huge family rm. on
rear, Level fenced lot. rear patio.
FHA approved. s20.50o. Ewes. OIL.
KELLER ISSs wooDMooR. Ju. S-71oo
LIKE LIVING ON A CL0UD-Land
and trees. 3-bedrm. custom ram
bier; jalousied side porch. "a blk.
from bus, a acre ground, park
setting; s2@,5oO. Call e4s-7sOO
HUGH T. PECK. 11e4e oeorsia Ave
MANOR CLUB-MaRnifieent nearly
new custom-built immense Care
Cod with 4 tremendous bedrooms.
3 baths, large first floor family
room. basement. 2-car garage, CLUB
membership. S46, 300. GRAY-kEs-
SINGER 4 CO.. INC. JU. $4,000.
MASS. AVE.-SUMNER AREA
$40 AUGUSTA sT.-Den. powder
rm., 3 bedrms.. ~ baths, base
ment garage. screened porch. Out
standing value S26.500. .
oHEN syn syn r e te9Hs1srM1N Wa; gnSc@S ne
MASS. AVE. AREA-Extra spacious
contemporary home in Tulip Hill
3 large bedrms.. paneled library
maids room. bath, rec. rm. anc
garage on lower level. In the sos
Luxury plus. POBIAK a. POBIAK
OF. 4-1RRI OIL. 2-A000.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.
DETACHED 2-FAMILY

DETACHED 2-FAMILY
WOODRIDGE-Large lot. > bed
rms. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
bath on each floor. Separate
porches and entrances. Full bsmt
and attic, mod; gas furnace. Only
$3.50 down, Sl6,950.
JAMES MEHRING ia. 9-46i3
NEAR S. DAKOTA AVE.-A PLEAS
ANT SURPRISE. 3-bedrm. semi
wood-burning firepl. and recrea-
ton rm. Mr.. buses and schools.
Call Mr.. Sotiros. JU. S-7l50.
hugh I, peck
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HOUSES uEEuRH. TO RENT HOUSES EoR sAlE-sE.
tcoNTINUEpl

NOW AVAILABLE 10 you. a strn-
ming 6-rm-, S-yr.-old semide-
lst-flr. powder Tn. gorgeoUs rec.
rm.s Air eonditioning. Has every
thing so call eeTlg, Mr.. rsitchers,
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. 3-136S.
ST. FRANCIS xAvIER-Nice apt.
income $1,000 a year. Expense.
Sl,30O. By arpt. cnly. Mr.. Nc
Donnell, LU. l-95lb with NEW
COMB JONES REALTY, INC, 10.
9-0400.
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BETHESDA-WOODhANEN
& REDRMS,


Immaculate, center-han Split .
twin-sized bedrms.. 2fa baths. lge.
sen. din, rm., garage, rec. rm. Win
firepl. rumpus rm., fenced yaIo.
ideal school location. Possession
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 I'll y
BETHESDA. near Landon School
immaculate brick rambler; 1eu-
rooms, 2la baths. paneleo zen,
tremendous playroom. separsne
dining room, electric kitcnen' "alA
to finest schools. 2Os. A.. exox
Corp. o24-o299
BETHESDA, KENWooD PAKk-.
FIRST OFFERING. a magnnISSSn' sSn
brick split level, impeccably NAM
FAMED and with EXQUISITE oetalis
throuahout. one Of the most neau;
tifill homes we have ever olleIeo
for sale in this area. Lovely ilylng
and dining rms. luxury kiteneh
of today, superb garden-leyel lam
ily nm, 4 fine bedrms., 3 baths
Delightful. private oriental gar, r
den and terrace, In ADDITION 70
snacious HANDICAPPED lot: CEN
TRAILY AIR CONDITIONED;
DON'T miss seeing this. splendi6
home. Priced in the mid-4Os. Saii
our uptown office til p.m' ne
T-ISOO
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so MUCH MORE

For your money II you'll drive q
little farther 2Iyear-pld; modern. sI5
rms, 2 baths, 2 fireplaces. hot
water heat. city water. on sac
TED LINGO. INC. HA. 7-4500
EAST SPRINGBROOK = Ctr. hall
all-brk., 3-bath split-leYel. Huge
lot. Immed. possess. Upper 20s
Call WA. 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-124(
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c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor

SILVER sPRING-close in. assume
s Srk q coiSnia San on 'a: spscioas ht1Ssas. S:a
rms, Ia baths, screened porch.
firepl.. lot $50 It. deep loaded
with fruit trees. Walk to Builis
School, St. Michaels Parish. bus
terminal and shopping. Only SIS
$50. Call today. MCINTOSH CO.,
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CHEVY CHAsE-A spotless 3-bed-
Im, Colonial with large lily; rm.'
Located within walking distance
to the best schools and downtown
Bethesda. This house can't last
long. The lot is 1000 50. It.
Priced in the low, low 20s. Call
our uptown office It'll Q pm. KE.
T-12O0
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Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 1906 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEVY CHAsE-Large center-hall
brick and slate Colonial, den and
powder room on first floor. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths. beautiful garden,
garage. Close to all conveniences.
Priced IN mid sos. Call WO.
6-23O0 til o. EDW. H. JONES g.
CO., INC. Realtors.
CLEVELAND PARK = Out-of-toxn
owners anxious 30 sell large corner
older home in AL condition. More
than enough bedrms. and baths
to accommodate large family re-
ouiring plenty Of space for living
and entertaining. Vacant. Priced in
sos. For details after 9 pm. call
VIII. 2-99O4.
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ASSuNTEl
Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1900
BEST BUY

oGO AS
wHEATON-Set on lovely corner
lot with several large trees, cow.
TO schools. bus. shopping.
All-brick home, features 3 bedrms.,
Il very laree), full bsmt,, large
dining area, fully equipped kitch-
en-. S16.950. $500 down FHA. Po.
SUBURBAN SUB URBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
BETHEsDA-CHEVY CHASE AREA
Owner must sacrifice beautliui
4-bedrm. centrally air-conditioned
split-leVei. Excellent location LOT
schools, Assume trust OF S25,lIi.
enls saIs csii pIife after S1iOUG & pm. s5a:lso5,
BETHESDA CHEVY CHASE
Georgian Colonial on dead-end
street. 3 bedrms., lge.. encl. peh,'
finished bsmt., h.-w. h. nj. rec.
ctr. Good financing, assume ige.
loan or FHA S23,500. Ewes. MIS-
cifiUUIIANo REALTORS. OIL. 4-1l0o
BETEEsPsAI;; EsPsAI; MASS; y, slsv.,A ave; v65;oldsSSTc EST
I'd Year-old brick Colonial; Cen
ter hall, lge. liv. rm., family DIN.
rm., de luxe kitchen, power rm.'
3 twin bedrms., 2 baths up.
Ground-level rec. I'm. Large lot.
Vacant. Low-30s.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY
EN-. 2-232o Ewes. Wo. 6-0Sl0
RFTUEsDA-BRAD - Unusu-
slly large brick Colonial, S24 500
Assume ige. 4 n 90 loan. 24-ft. Nv
rnl.' 3 twin-sized bedrms.. powder
rm. garage, scr. porch and moo
ice. kit, full bsmt. with rec. rm: -
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9010 I'll =
BETHESDA-Close-i A large bed.
rms. and 3 full baths, walk e
schools and rec. center. built.iI
garage and rec. rnn.. makes tnls
an outstanding value. So 300, .
YOUNKfN g. CO.. g49.S022 I'll 3
BETHESDA-HILLMEAD. Bradley
neat. warm and friendly. Lovely
Kitchen. separate dining room.
Charming living room. pedS
rooms. den. powder room screened
Florida room. fenced yard pese-
ment playroom. Only SZ7'eoV'
Ewes, EN-. 5-107O. o.. esox
Realistings Corp. oo4-o22o
BETHEsDA-spacious 4-bedrm,. g
bath split level. on quiet cul-oe-
sac, lge. lV. rn.. SGD. ulh. M, -
luxe Kit. wLeatins space rec rm'
wTfirepl. S32. 800.
BOGLEY OIL. 6-10OO
ZOOS wis Ave. Til pm.
BETHESDA-Just reduced to S3l,-
500 FHA. this charming noms
with sep. din. rm.. 4 bedrms., .
full baths, rec. rm. COW. loeA-
ton nsiSTRTSN TR; cisfSsiL fRSasiLLE1oH. INC
RETHEsDA-BIG VALUE Hand
some 4-bedroom Colonial. nke
newi Built by Gruver-Cooley. Spa-
cious center-hall plan. huge ali-
eiec. kit. 2 full baths and hall
baths lovely den, beautiful out
of-eround recreation room. Near T
fandon school. Mid-30s. VACANT,
OUT-OF-TQWN OWNER vEad6 sad
ANXIOUSi Evenings. WO; go 8ng' ~
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC. d.
7-I41l or OIL. 2-7006.
RETHEsDA, Kenwood Park-Tnis
1858 split-level with 4 neorootinis III
and . baths on ] level, an AL AL
electric kitchen, rec. room VIII Will
half bath, living room, olnlns
room, and garage on approx; q
acres This house is REDUCED 70
$50. $50. easy terms or raoe
considered. ,.r n
ALLIED REALTY ~ !
OIL. 6-S60O Ewes, OIL. 4-2oo2
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EAST SPRINGRROOK

Attractive spiit-ievel, ) bedrms.,
. baths, large rec. rm. with addi-
tional bedrm. and "a bath, hv.
rm., sep. din. rm., large kit. Car
pet. drapes included. Many extra
features. incl. white yinyl tiled
kit. etc. Over ia-acre lot. Shown
By appointment.
GRAHAM co. JU. 5-6010
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HOUSES TO SHARE

MOTHER AND son, both empl..
white. will share 3-bedrm. home,
Capitol Hill area with retired set
tied sober man that can make
sman repairs. RA. 6-SlOO.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

SO v ST. NV rms. . baths. .
kitchens. Full bsmt., oil heat
Newly dee Only SI35 mo. Call
Mr.. NEUMANN. MA. $1,000.
6225 18th ST. NV.
s rms, = baths. gas heat. $3.50.
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TERRIFICI

BRANCH ESTATES
Brick split-level, featuring 5
electric kitchen with table space,
Gear carport. beautiful lot. Only
S34.950. Trade your present home,
CALL OUR WHEATON OFFICE
nAn nnnn
Evening star., 1962-09-19
Shannon & Luchs

Realtors since 1905 5000 Conn. Ave.
CHEvY CHASE, in the country
club area-A large impressive
brick home with a wide center
hall, den and powder room on
first floor; q bedrooms, 3 baths.
Deep, level lot. A most distin-
guished home and must be seen
upper S40s. Call WO. $4,000
It'll 8. EDw. H. JONES g. CO.,
. INC. Realtors.
CHEVY CHASE = Spacious brick
Colonial with bedrm. or den. bath.
liv. rn.. sep. din. rm., modern Kit.
on LIST floor, 4 bedrooms. . baths
up. Partially finished rec. rm..
bath and garege on lower level.
Walk TO schools. Only $4,000.
BOGLEY OIL. 6-7800
zoos Wis. Ave. Open I'll .
Evening star., 1962-09-19

SILVER sPRTNG-Another tempt
ing buy. 3-hedrm. brick rambler
on beautiful corner lot. firepl. sep.
din. rm.. entertainment-siz rec,
rm. FLA approved $4,000. Call
p49-7OT0.
Evening star., 1962-09-19


RANDOLPH HILLs-New 4-bedrm.
rambler, rec. rm.. . baths, sep.
din. rm. S21. .9SO. little cash. r.
N. LEVY, 949-7400.
Z E0CKvILLE-Attn.! Acc and Bur.
Stand. 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
fam. kit. fenced yard. near elem.
school. FLA or G1. OIL. $4,000.
ROCKVILLE - New rambler with
bsmt. eat-in kit, 3 bedrms.. $16,-
500. r. N. LEVY. 949-7400.
ROCKVILLE LOOK WHAT WE
FOUND bedrms., side screened
porch, wooded corner lot. Just
S14.950. Cal 9t9-73un It'll $3.50.
HUGH T, PECK, ll246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR REsUr IS
ROCKvHLE-4-bedroom home in
excellent condition. liv. rm. with
firepl.. dining area. lge. kit,
screened porch, built-in garage
Ideal for large family. TIA sp-
praised, VA no money down.
Available. Asking S17,950.. Har-
T. N. LERNER, Pres.
WHEATON, PLAZA e4s-7so0
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SOUTH DAKOTA
al~ All N~ Avn
312 18th ST. NE.
VACANT-LIKE NEW

Seven rms. / bath. { 4bedrms, },
gas h.-w.h., concrete front porch
tp,l bspt;o front and n rear yard M tc
spection. FISCHER, OIL. 4-7ssS.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

SILVER SPRING = THIS HOME
HAS EvERYTHINGi Fully air-
cond., all-briek split-level. twin
wIdishwasher, disposal and table
space, rec. rm.. full bsmt. Beau
tiful screened perch. Huge patio.
FLA appraised. Priced for quick
Evening star., 1962-09-19
CHARMING

3-bedroom, a-bath brick
Cape Cod, Hv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, fun basement. Tree
Shaded, corner lot. Fenced.
Take q look ano = I. youH asree
Evening star., 1962-09-19
!. I. LEWIS 949-433O

SILVER SPRING QUICKIE! Inn
maculate. 3-bedrm... 2-bath brick
split-leyel. Beautiful street. with
sehooi s1fsSik Larre sehI fsmiIy RennS Toom vac
cant. Priced in LOW. LOW 20sl
Out-of-town owner urges instant
salel VIII consider VA and FHA
contracts. with minimum CASH.
Mr.. Barrow. OIL. 6-5122. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, INC. DI. T-1411
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RETHESDA
KENWOOD PARK
IILDEBRAND, OIL. 4-S7l1

EETHEsDA-Walk / block to NH.
4-bedrm., 2-hath Colonial, full
bsmt. with rec. rm. S30.950.
ANDRIS REALTY. Oh. 2-9070 TIL .
Evening star., 1962-09-19

SILVER SPRING - Today's BEST
BUY Walk to Northwood H. g..
Sligo Jr. H. s. ana Mcdonald
Elem. and bus. All-brick. 42-ft,
rambler, 3 twin-size bedrms., 2
full baths: roomy liv. rm.. very
spacious din. rm., charming kit.
W/dishwasher and table space, lee.
rec. rm.. huge private patio. Love-
ly lot. S19.25O with $3.50 down.
I I, LEWIS Q4Q-4330
Evening star., 1962-09-19

Three and 4 bedrm. homes, some
avail. immed,. prices range from
S12b TO S2e5 per mo. Call Ell
6-5565. MRS. VIM. H. LAUGHLIN,
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SILVER SPRING =. Appealing. g.
1O0xI Soft. shaded lot. den, rec.
rrn.. all-elec. kit. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE. JU. 9-ll03. EVENINGS.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

. 0S4I IH9s' IeIILCu JaIu IOI IIIE hIuEs
". J. NICHOLAS. Rltr.. e49-16o0
ROCKVILLE, WEST END = The
perfect home for in-laws or out
laws. 4 bedrms-. baths. de luXa
kit. family rn.. sep. bedTm. suite.
garage. best location. Priced to
sell at S31.000. Immed. occupancy.
Evening star., 1962-09-19

SILNEk SPRING.. close-in near
Oakview School - All-briek ram-
bier. 3 nice hedrms.. > baths.
sep. din: rm., table-spaes kit,.
SIDE REALTY CO.. ~. e-6440
It'll q nm
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-08-29
Housing Need
By MinOrities
Urgent Here

Minority housing facilities are
almost nil" in Champaign.
This was stressed by the Cham
paign Human Relations Commits
sion in its fourth annual report,
given Tuesday night to the Cham
paign City Council.
Minority housing was listed as
the most difficult and important
area for work by the Commission
And the biggest barrier in its work
is the housing restriction problem.
The Commission noted that it
was in agreement with a survey
by the League of Women Voters
which found Champaign Urbana
as the most restricted area in
downstate Illinois as regards to
housing opportunities.
Individual housing needs, public
housing and urban renewal were
cited by the Commission as areas
in which a great deal OF work
needs to be done
Commission members believe
that separate but equal is no
longer either a legal or sound
policy or procedure in any public
enterprise" the report said.
Progress Cited
The Commission reported the
following progress in its work dur
ing the past year:
Cancellation: Progress was
noted in a dispute between a local
soft drink firm and a group of
Negroes seeking equal employ
ment opportunities, largely
through the efforts Of Mayor En-
merSon V. Dexter.
State Fair Employment Prae-
tees Law: A meeting was held
with employers Of more than 100
persons, and several firms sent
representatives. The Commission
urged labor unions - also cover
ed under FED laws-to join the
efforts.
School instruction: Unit 4 Of
ficiaIs we're very cooperative, and
progress has been noted.
State contracts and municipal
hiring: In both the University OF
Illinois and Champaign hiring poll.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-08-29

Icles. there were no cases OF dis
elimination in hiring.
Other Work Noted
In other action during the year,
THE Commission noted that let
tiers had been sent to local public,
eating places, reminding them
that under Illinois law discrimin-
alton was illegal. The Youth Coun-
Gil, directed by Mrs. Felice Perl
mutter, had made progress in in
teresting the teenagers of the COM
munity in local problems.
THE tragedy of racial strife,
with its i'll feelings and economic
Stagnation in numerous cities,
stems largely from the status
quo attitude Of not progressing
until forced to change" the report
said.
The continued growth and
progress of the City of Champaign
will, in no small extent, be de-
termined by our willingness to in
diligently analyze our situation
and to work in good will to i'm
prove it."
The City Council accepted the
report and also appointed the Rev.
HARMON Reeder to replace James
q Davis on the Commission.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-08-29
Educational
Grants Expanded
Special 10
Mon 4fnS

OPCNtot ~
The Christian Science Monitor
Chicago
An expanded program Of
educational grants has been
announced by three fOun-
dations financed by Stand
ard Oil Company (Indiana)
and its affiliates to meet
demands of growing enroll
ments in institutions of
higher learning.
Through 1866, the grants
will be increased to a total
of more than S4,0O0,000.
The company's expanded
program of support to edu-
catiOnal institutions will
add Substantial unre-
stricted grants to leading
universities noted for their
general excellence, their
contributions to national
life, their significance in
training students from ma
tons of the free world, and
the quality of their grad
uate education" according
to John E. SWearingen,
president of Standard Oil
of Indiana.
The institutions may use
the grants for any educa-
tional projects they select
except endowment.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
GoAheod, Nom n Pop,
Expert Says to Fight!

riage counselors act as referees
in marital fights and laid down
a set of rules for a full Is
round bout. Instead of fighting
just to be fighting, he said,
couples should state what
they're fighting about and de-
fine the stakes. With the help
of the referee, he said, they
will either reach agreement or
one of the partners will emerge
the winner.
Fights over significant is
sues should go the full length
of Is rounds" he said, "but
some fights may not go beyond
the first, and any fight may
terminate at the end of any
round. Time out and intermis-
Sions may also be called"
DR.. Bach said his rules for
fighting were slowly evolved
in group-therapeutic practice
but cautioned they should be
employed cautiously. His sug-
geStions, he said, were Offered
only to stimulate the marital
couple to explore and discover
their own best, mutually satis-
flying fighting style"
Evening star., 1962-03-25
Scout, II, Tips Police
In Hit-ond-Run Arrest

An 11-year-old Southlawn
(Md.) Boy Scout was inStru-
mental in the arrest yesterday
of a man accused in the hit
and-run death of a 63-year-old
bicylist.
Robert J. Haiden, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Haiden, 6312
Elkins avenue, Southlawn,
spotted the suspects car in
front of his house and told his
father, who called police.
Robert, Boy Scout for only
three weeks, was at a troop
meeting at the Methodist
church at Book and Livingston
roads, when Prince Georges
County Police Pvt. Edward J.
Armstrong came in and gave
a description of the wanted car.
The victim, James Brook
Jones, 6021 st. Barnabas road,
Oxon Hill, was killed when a
car struck the bicyle he was
riding on Livingston road in
Oxon Hill, police said. He died
early yesterday at Hadley Mem
orial Hospital.
Robert said that after Pvt
Armstrong left, the scouts
went outside and he saw the
car near the church.
The youngster didn't say
anything at the time because
the scoutmaster was talking
"and I didn't want to interrupt
him"
Later, Roberts father came
Evening star., 1962-03-25
Aid Hoarded,
House Charges
By the Associated Press

Congressional investigators
say they have uncovered 6
multimillion-dollar hoard o1
! foreign aid funds.
A report issued yesterday by
the House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee said there we're hidden
reserves" of SIT million in Ko-
rea alone. Aid officials repeat
edly have reported these funds
obligated" but they have not
been committed at all, much
less spent, the report said.
Based on spot checks in only
Korea, South Wet Nam and
Turkey. committee investiga-
tors suggested the existence of
Substantial hidden reserves
available in all countries" re-
!ceiving American assistance.
The committee said this
"hoard" could we'll run much
higher because bookkeeping en-
tries made toward the end of
each Government fiscal year
show vastly larger amounts
committed than are actually
obligated or made available to
finance economic imports.
In Korea alone, the investi-
gators found more than $82
million had been so designated
when actually most of the
money was not really doled out
until months later.
There was no immediate COM
ment from the Agency for Inter-
national Development, which
See AID, Page A-4
Evening star., 1962-03-25

social reforms, while the United States
pledged at least $40 billion in aid for
decade of progress"
The changing image of this country i'm
piled in the Alliance concept is inevitably
tied to the personal image of the President
And John F. Kennedy has been a great
success. Experienced observers agree he is
the most popular North American Chief
Executive since Franklin D. Roosevelt, the
good neighbor."
The serious press praises the Kennedy
reversal of traditional United States neg
lect of Latin America The popular press
treats him and his glamorous wife like
matinee idols Governments vie with one
another for state visit.
And all this popularity exists despite the
abortive April invasion of Cuba which dur
ing the very first months of the Kennedy
administration revived bitter memories of
the North American "big stick"
Treated as Equals
Secretary of State Rusk's behavior at the
recent Punta del Este Conference on Cuban
communism helped dispel these memories.
His every effort was directed toward en-
phasizing cooperation not dictation. From
the outset he treated his Latin oppoSiteS as
equals and bargained with them as
partners.
This diplomacy of reasonableneSs looked
See ALLIANCE, Page A
Evening star., 1962-03-25
AdouIo Suspends
Kotungu Talks

LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo,
Mar. "a (AP).-Premier Cyrille
Adoula has suspended talks on
ending the Katanga secession
pending Qualification of Noise
Tshombe's powers to negotiate,
reliable informants reported
today.
The informants said Mr..
Adoula ordered a weekend re-
cess because Katanga President
Tshombe declares any agree
ment must be referred to his
provincial assembly in Elisa
bethville. The two politicians
are not expected to meet before
Monday, if then.
But both sides vehemently re-
jected the suggestion that talks
have broken down.
Evening star., 1962-03-25


vania County, Va, at one time
claimed to be a restaurant
owner. Records show that
Rorer was arrested June "a,
1912, by the Metropolitan Police
on a disorderly charge and
fined $40.
Previous Arrests
Keiningham is a native of
Portsmouth, Va. His record
shows an arrest in Portsmouth
in 1882 on a charge of trans
porting whiSkey. He received
"a sentence of four months in
prison. He was again arrested
in Norfolk in 1885 for violating
the Internal Revenue Law and
sentenced to six months i'm
prisonment and a 5000 fine.
He also was arrested by Met
ropolitan Police on charges OF
being diSorderly and possessing
numbers slips. He forfeited col
lateral in both cases.
Strong is a native of Wash
ington with a record of numer-
Gus arrests for being disorderly,
drinking in public, and assault.
He forfeited collateral on all
charges.
Wright is a native of Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

LOS ANGELES, Mar. "a (AP) L.
Go ahead and fight, married
couples were urged today by an
authority in marital relations.
Fighting is a natural activ-
ity in healthy marital and love
relationships. It is a part of
the intimacy" DR.. George R.
Bach told a workshop on "The
Fine Art of Marital Fighting"
at the national convention of
the American OrthopSychiatric
Association.
But the style of marital
fighting should be such as to
lead to the Qualification of i'm
portant differences between the
partne ers," DR.. Bach said.
"Hurtful fighting resulting in
bitterness and alienation can be
avoided and changed into ther-
apeutic fighting"
DR.. Bach, a Beverly Hills
psychotherapist, said psycholo-
gists should make a distinc-
tion between destructive and
constructive phases of aggres-
sion."
DR.. Bach suggested that mar