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PARKWAY CO, WA. 7-18ss

PARKWAY CO., WA. T-I0yj
CHEVERLY-selling below FLA ap-
praisal OF $4,000. 3-bedrm. brk.
Colonial. level, fenced, shady lot,
din. rm., porch. Assume CT loan,
pay S110 mo. or FLA. SP. $3.50.
CHEVERLY, central air cond. g.
bedrm., 2-bath brk. rambler fire.
pl., sep. din. rm., rear screened
porch. garage, FLA 81, 400 down,
asking SCI, $50. UN. 4-5550.
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CARROILTON

A steal at $4,000. Lot 65xI35.
Ri''Fd1l w65 S9li 3 51,;'
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HYATTsvILLE - Nothing down
81. s74 % per no, pays for Thu
everything. Fuii bsmt., fenced
yard COLLEGE PARK WOODS
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1884 LOXFORD TERRACE
Huge 4-bedrm. and den brick split
level. Better than new cond. Bis
GI loan to assume. Price in low
20S. Dir: University blvd. 70 Cad
dington DR.. left 70 Loxford and
J. r. LITTLE. REALToR. 949-515I
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ANDREWS AREA
OPEN . TIL DARK


CAMP sPRINGs-3-bedrm. bricl
rambler on most beautiful lot
Sep. dining rm., 2 fireplS., full
bsmt. Dir: Out Temple Hills I'd
70 Henderson I'd, left to 49I(
Hargrove I'd. Ewes. Mr.. Lozupone
LII. 1-6e37.
TEMPLE HILLs-3-bedrm. bricl
rambler on desirable corner lot
Large beautiful kitchen. rec. rm.
built-in garage, 2 firepls. Dir.
Out Temple Hills I'd. to Porta
ave. turn right and continue Il
$500 Walnut st. Ewes, Mr.. Lord
RE. 6-35l2.
OTHERS AVAILABLE
S14 900, 2-family, home with sep
entrances, Ice. lot, schools anc
shopping close by.
81 ,50O-GI no money down, 3.
bedrm. Cape Cod, dining rm., Ice
kit, rec. nm. in full bsmt.
DESIGN REALTY co.
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BELTSVILLE

1897 MONTGOMERY RID.
EXTRA-NICE BRICK RAMBLER,
on tree-shaded lot featuring 3
bedrms., sep. din. rm., l "a baths
and carport. TRADE YOUR PRES
ENT HOME, SCI 800. Call HE. A.
1900.
DIRECTIONS: Out Powder Mill I'd.
to Montgomery rd.. TT. to PECK'S
OPEN SIGN.
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BELAIR-4-bedrm. air-cond, Colo.
dishwasher, near shop. center
churches, schools. Full price 81, :.
600. OWNER. 262-0lSO.
Bss lScSH 5stS ,,n Ia5Es I Tii
fuii bsmt. and Gear EaFaEe. ~i On
wooded lot 70xI50 It. FHA OF
conventional financing can be ar
ranged. GREENBELT REALTY
co, Realtors, OR. 4-5700.
BELTSVILLE = New brk. rambler.
Open . to z. 3 pedrms., 2ia baths,
liV. rm. with bow window and
wall-to-wan tirepl., sep. din. rm.,
with dream kit, daylight rec. I'm.
with sliding doors to patio. APP
prox. lz-acre freed corner lot.
Central air eond. Carport and
many extras. Excel. financing.
Dir: Out rte. Mol to MONTGOMERY
I'd, left to Foreston I'd, left to
Open Sign then to house. 1873
Stevens lane or out Powder Mill
I'd. 20 Montgomery I'd.
DE-SELLE CONSTRUCTION CO.
WA. 7-o949 HE. 9-22S6
BELTSvILLE - 3-bedrm. rambler
with Ia baths, bsmt. with fire
place and roughed in rec. rm.,
dhle. earport, h-acre lot. OWNER
WE. SASS.
BELTSvILLE-S500 dn. Immed
lss.' tiled equipped KIT, dbl d6i. F rHi.
fenced lot, SO by $50. BYRD
REALTY CO, WA. 7-24O0.
BERWYN HEIGHTS, SPACE AGEN.
CY-NSA AREA-3-bedrm. brick
rambler, lge. liv. I'm. with firepl.,
cleo. kit. w/dishwasher. full bsmt
with partly fin. rec. rm. and out
biz yard. $500. OR. f.765S,
BERWYN HGTs.-Attrac. 3-bedrm,
brk. rambler with firepl. and din.
L, Ia baths and beautiful rec.
rm. Complete cleo. kit. and all
city improvements. Cow. to every
thing. Priced for quick sale en-
reasonable terms. RIDGW WAY
REALTY. OR. 4-5924.
BERwYN HEIGHTS = OPEN, 1
to 8. New ramblers, prestige home
with split-foyer. English bsmt. en-
trance, 3 big hedrms. with large
eating-space kit, level. sodded
lots, off-street parking. DIR: Out
Kenilworth to Old Edmonston I'd,
left on Berwyn I'd. to sign and
open house, or out Greenbelt rd.,
right on Edmonston I'd. to Berwyn
I'd, right to sign and open house.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO., WA. 7-056O
REST RITYg
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CARROLLT0N-cape Cod. 4 bed.
rms. . baths. fun bsmt. elee.
kit. liv. I'm. with firepl. Assume
Al g CT loan By OWNER. SP. s.
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LANGLEY PARK
790n 18th AVENIJE

E26U 4VV44 - H@O
SPOTLESS BRICK COLONIAL with
5 bedrms., den situated on lovely
lot with trees, Walk to Our Lady
DON'T MISS SEEING THIS HOME.
Only $500 DIN. Full price, S1S,5U0
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. to Erskiue ST.. right to
18th ave, right to PECKS OPEN
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CARROLLION beautiful and
quality built brick rancher with
plaStered walls and slate roof,
carport. 3 bedrms.. III baths,
separate din. rrl., fireplace in
liy. rm,. de luxe kit, full rec.-type
bsmt.. waSher-drier combination.
Big. level. Sorner lot. Only 81, 200
down FHA.
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EVANSVILLE

A. - A = = ~ @A@A
Near the District Line
CUSTOM BRICK CAPE COD
bedrms., az baths, attached ga
rage, family-size kitchen. rec. I'm
Call to inspect, 949-7300.
DIRECTIONS: Out Sargent I'd.
left on Valley dr., left on 18th st
to PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
HOUSES WANTED
We Need More Homes
Because
We Sell More Homes
HUGH T. PECK
REALTOR
1885 New Hamp. Ave.
HE. 4-1700,
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LANGLEY PARK

LANGLEY PARK
1712 MERRIMAC DRIVE
IMMACULATE BRICK RAMBLER
sr paeiGus FAMILY RUN Sa i ana Ss
rage plus full bsmt. Many extras
incl, wall-to-wall Competing. Cor
ner lot. $3.50 dn., full price Sl7,-
$50.
DIRECTIONS: Out New Hamp-
shire ave. to Merrimac dr., right
to PECKS OPEN SIGN.
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HILLs-3-bedrm. Co.
lonial. Full bsmt. A lot OF house
for the money, plus convenience
schools. churches. shopping. S13.-
500.
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ONLY $500

This red brk. rambler has q dream
h sit; dnncludes, dis dis vas .x, plus
Walk to school Il blk and shop
ping 6 blkS.). Only $500 needed.
owner will pay your settlement.
Total price Sl2,750 and S94 mo.
HE I-fDDO ~
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bsmt.. washer-drier combination.
Big, level, Sorner lot. Only 81, 200
down FLA
COUNTRY CLUB AREA. $3.50
down including settlement charges
and SS1 per mo-, pays all-Twin-
size bedrms.. separate din. rm.,
full bSmt. Just . hlks. TO bus and
shopping. $1,000, full price.
IRIvERDALE AREA, near St. Ber-
nard's-An all-prick Colonial with
large rooms. 2 bedrms. Home very
clean. Larse equip. kit, With mod
crate down, assume large 4laee
mum down FHA.
EVANSVILLE AREA An attrae-
tive rambler in spotless condi-
ton with many bonus extras. in
GLIDING drapeS, corniceS. air eond.
and awninSs. adding real comfort
to well-planned horne with 3 bed
rms, large liv. nm, equipped kit.
screened rear porch. Beautiful
grounds. A terrific buy at Sl2,-
$50. VA and FHA terms.
.cHEvERLY AREAS at q dis
count. Think A clean brick Cape
Cod with 3 bedrms., separate
din. rm., enclosed porch, finished
rec. rm.. remodeled kit. fenced
yard. M. schools, bus and shop
ping. Only S15,45O. Vets, no
down. $500 down FLA.
ROGERS HEIGHTS - 4-bedroom
brick with fireplace in liv. rm.
and large dining srea. Mr.. st.
Demands and shopping. Already
financed. No red tape. Trades
invited. See today.
NORTHWESTERN 3-bedroom
bi-level with large liv. rm. Many
extras. including carpeting in liv.
rm., disposal in kit, storm win
dows and doors, front porch,
fenced yard and off-street park
ing. VA approved. No down,
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
AP. T-7714 AP. 7-2175
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OPEN SUNDAY l-6
1874 sTo ,e;sS ON, LAM LANE

WOODLAWN HEIGHTS
FILA approved. brick rambler, with
hot-Water heat. Air cond. living
rm., large kitchen, full bsmt..
Surrounded by schools and shop
ping. Only $3.50 down FILA. or
assume 4lafS loan, and S100
mo, payment
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SPLIT-LEVEL
POWDER MILL RID.
Luxurious fun four level
home featuring the best Of
construction and finest OF
equip. and appointments
throughout. 3 bedrms., pa
baths. family rm. w/firepl..
fabulous all-elec. pink kit,
Price lust reduced for quick
sale with eXcentinnal terms.
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PUFFENBERGER RLTR. CH. $4,000
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 8 PM.
l0l05 HADLEY PLACE
KENSINGTON

owners moving to Fla. desire i'm
med. sale. Immac. detached brick
rambler with rms, util. rm.
and bath. Quiet and estab. neigh
borhood. Lge. level lot. Drive out
Conn. ave. to Wash. st, right to
H9 ale BBo I IsFt e pSoP soS INC
Ma. S-33l6 Realtors WO. 6-2362
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LEWIsDALE = open Sunday 10,
1907 Gath ave. 3-bedrm brick
rambler on corner lot. sep. din.
space, Just redecorated through
out, many extras. $500 dn. $50
4747: CoHEE REALTY CO.. AP
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
L,AUREI

OVER p ACRE
Adjacent to Ft. Meade and
NSA. Picturesque 3-bedrm.,
white elapboard rambler fea-
turing fun sep. din. m.
mod. de luxe kit, firepl. and
full Ualk-out daylight bsmt.
Just S1S.5O0 and should so
CT with no cash down.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

turned last Thursday from a three
week trip of combined business
and pleasure. Mr.. Lille looked
after Holly Corporation business
in Colorado Springs and they
visited relatives in Denver and
Grand Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Doran of
BOzeman, who came to Sidney to
attend the Albert Noah funeral
and visited here for a few days
with his parents, the c. r.
DOrans, returned home Tuesday.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Ted Mueller of S~cottsdale, Ari-
iona. The ladies are both cousins
Of the late Albert Noah.
Mrs. Laverne Mahoney of Salt
Lake City arrived in Sidney Tues
day for a visit at the home of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Levno, and to get her children
Glenda and Jimmie, who have
spent the summer with theil
grandparents. Miss Beula Levn,
met her sister in Glendive.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kreis lef
Thursday mOIuing by car TO.
Minneapolis, where they viii
make their future home. The!
sold their residence property il
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15
Funeral Services
Were Held for
Edward FIOrn

Funeral services for Edward
FlOm. "a. were held at the Fulker-
son Funeral Home Chapel here
Tuesday, at 200 pm. with the
Rev. Stanley Larsen pastor Of
Pella Lutheran Church officiating.
Mr.. Flom died at his home in Sid
ney, August 8, of infirmities Of
age.
He was born in Kenyon, Mimi,
June 19,N1878, and grew up there.
He married Martha Holum in 1902.
They came to 3ichland County in
1910 and hOmesteaded north of
Enid. one of the first families to
settle In that area. Mrs. FlOm died
in 1910. but ne continued farming
there until he retired in l945. He
continued to live on the farm
however, until last fall, when he
came to Sidney to make his home.
Survivors include three sons,
Walter. Frank, and Lloyd, all of
Sidney, two daughters, Mrs. Cora
/ Schow of Fairview, and Mrs.
/ Mamie Farrier, Walla Walla, Wn.;
one brother, Martin of Walla
! Walla; five grandchildren and
seven great grandchildren. Three
daughters preceded him in death
At the service, Mrs. Peter Stef-
fens was organist. Mrs. Al Lund
sang "The Twentythird Psalm"
and 90 For A Closer Walk With
God"
Pallbearers were Paul Baker
Henry Dooley, Oral Hollum, Dyke
Seliger. Lawrence Seliger, anC
Waldemar S%orensen. Burial was il
Pella Lutheran Cemetery.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

Building when you visit the Rich
land County Fair next week.
The two projects the Chamber
IS most involved in for the Fair
are housing for the girls from
Moose Jaw and raising the money
for the Ali and FLA. prize fund.
AT the time this was written
there were ten of the twenty girls
asked for by Sidney hosts. Here
is a real fine chance to show our
Canadian friends some good old
Montana hospitality. How about
it2 Why not call the Chamber Of
flee and tell them to send a couple
over?
Kathy Price and her Rainbow
girls will host the Sprigs of Hea-
Their at a picnic on Tuesday even
ing. They are being assisted in the
venture by the Reynolds store, the
Snowflake Bakery, and your
Chamber of Commerce
An Aviation Committee meet
ing was held on Wednesday to re-
view and assemble material for a
brief to be filed with the CAB.
by August %. We were notified as
of August 8 that the Civil Aeron-
autics Board had refused From
tiers request for one years ex-
tension on the "Use or Lose It.
case. While the Chamber will dc
what it can in this regard, the
amount of boardings between now
and Nov. will be a big factor.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

Sidney TO Edward Carpenter,
owner of the Tastee Freez.
Mrs. Freddie Ramus and son
Scott returned Monday from
Duluth, MINI, where they spent
two weeks visiting at the home
Of her parents, the Sherman Nc
Cartons. They made the trip to
Duluth with her parents, who
came out to attend the funeral Of
Madeline Dave, and to get their
son TOmmie, who had been visit
ug at the Ramus home.
Mrs. Don McVay and Myrna
will leave Tuesday for Chico,
Calf, to visit their daughters and
sisters respectively, Mrs. David
/ Scnuck and Milaine McVay. They
viii also visit DR.. and Mrs. H. r.
McVay, VINO are now home after
extended hospital care. Don Nc
Way and John will join them later.
Bob Mcdonald, a sheep buyer
from the Jordan area, spent a
few days the past week at the
Art Hansen home, while trans
acting business in Richlano
County.
DIR. and Mrs. Rlaph Sorensor
and their four sons and baby
!, daughter of Wolf Point were Sun.
day guests at the home of MIR
S~orenson's parents, Nh. aud Mrs
Art Hansen. The two older boys
/ Peter and Todd, remained for
/, weeks visit with their grand
parents, the Art Hansens> ant
? Elmer S~orensons.
Miss Candace LAM has enroll
: ed at Myndall Cain Beauty Col
lege in Minneapolis, and will be
gin her studies there on Aug. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Winter o
Ostenfeld, Manitoba, Canada, wa
a weekend guest at the JONI
Hundtofte and SCiuS Petersen
homes.
jim Seitz, who has been on
ten day leave, left Monday to re
turn to San Diego, where he
stationed on the communicated
ship, the U.S.S. Estes.
Miss Maybe Nelson returned tn
first of the week from Billings
where she has been visiting at tn
home of her sister, Mrs. Ansga
Jensen.
Nh. and Mrs. H.. A. SOmner an
three children of Casper, Wyo
visited in Sidney last week at tn
home of her parents, the Kennel
McDonald's.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15
Personals About Sidney

Mrs. Al Lund has returned from
Salem, Oregon, where she visited
for a month at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth Folke-
stad. and was on hand to well
come a new little grandson, John
Luud Folkestad. The Folkestads
have four other children, all bows.
MI. and Mrs. w. E. Gillespie of
Ric6ey took advantage of the
good weather on Tuesday and
brought in a number of exhibits
for the Richland County Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Lille re-
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

Philco IL fl. chest Freezer S9e.e5;
RCA 81" table model. new guar
antY; G.E. Console 81" SS4.95 with
trade; Westinghouse IL" Portable
S69.95; Zenith 2l" table model
S69.95 with trade; Philo 30" range
like new Sl24.95; Westinghouse
Dryer S54.sS; Westinghouse Refrig-
erator sll0. NoYes Bros. Fairview
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15
The Sidney Herald-5
Wednesday. August Is. 1862
CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank DR.. Harper, and
the nurses and nurses aids of the
Sidney Memorial Hospital for
their fine care while l was a pat
lent there.
Also my friends who sent cards,
letters, flowers and who called on
me.
Mrs. L. c. Sissel pd.
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

FOR RENT 3 room apt. No pets.
Bath, light house keeping. 723 SO
central 31-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

TO BUY - a good gentle
31-2tp
FOR SALE II = 1916 Dodge = 1 ton
truck. Engine ~overhauled. Duals,
Rack. 3 speed. Price $50. George
Swenson. 72l = Bird st. n. e. 3l-2tp
FOR RENT - 3 bedroom house. Partly
furnished. Carl Benson. Phone 1914.
31-1tc
HELP WANTED ~ MEN-WOMEN
EARN S2500.O0 by XMAS
and more. Men and Women call on
Cur customers. Complete line OF
quality clothing for entire family.
Actual samples furnished. No invest
ment or experience needed. North
western Wcolen Co. $40 lst Ave. N,
Mpls. 3. MINI. 31-1tc
FOUND - Boys watch. owner may
claim by identifying watch and pay
ing for ad. 31-2tc
FOR SALE - Suburban 3 bedroom
home. 80 miles S. of Sidney. bus.
'REA. mail. Box 1919 Route J.. 31-2tp
FOR SALE - Used WESTINGHOUSE
clothes dryer. Good working con-
ditiOn. go. See at BOZ 7th Ave. S. w,
Phone 82W. 31-1tc
WANT TO BUY - Large electric
cream separator. International stain
less steel. Self washer preferred.
Phone O20J4. Crane. 31-2tp
FOR SALE Agate rocks. white
Hart, 1913 Bird St. NE. 3i-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

FOR SALE - Sweet corn. 25c a doz-
en-. You pick. Bill Fink. mile
north on cemetery road. Phone
386W. q -otc
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

LOST - one big Brown Suisse COW.
gone about 10 days from farm at
east end of radio station road, n. +.
of Sidney. Donald Cummins. Phone
C212R2. 31-ttc
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15
Ioo Late % CLass.A

SIDNEY AUTO WRECKING PAYS 6,
per 10. for clean cotton rags. 31-1tl
The Sidney herald., 1962-08-15

WANTED TO BUY ~ \ good gentle
team. Sidney Herald, Box 1888.
31-2tp
Evening star., 1962-04-09
Pair of Lions on Loose
Stir Omaha Excitement

OMAHA, April (AP)-"Close the door" shouted the
bartender, there's lion out there!"
And there she the hood of Sergt Moners
iSer roaring and licking raindrops off windshield
She Carmen larger of the pair of which
had escaped from truck at the edge of the
Evening star., 1962-04-09
Sukorno Porodes Jets,
Warns Dutch to Yield

JAKARTA, Indonesia, April 9
(AP) President Sukarno re-
viewed MIG Jet fighters from
the Soviet bloc today and de-
clared Indonesia will take
Dutch-held West New Guinea
by force this year if peace
talks fail.
Mr.. Sukarno. presiding over
Air Force day ceremonies,
stressed that he wants a peace
full settlement. He welcomed
and approved United States
proposals for resumption Of
peace talks between Indonesia
and the Netherlands.
Sixteen MIG-15s and MIG
19s roared over the airport
after Mr.. Sukarno spoke and
two new MIG-19s blasted the
airport with sonic booms dur
ing the flypast. Only a small
part of the air force took part.
Diplomats said most of it was
in East IndoneSia, near West
New. Guinea.
1--WE approve of the broad
outlines of American attempts
to solve the West New Guinea
problem peacefully" Mr.. Su-
karno said. But what is the
Dutch reply to these attempts?"
He said Indonesia would con-
tinue with preparations to take
the disputed territory by force
no matter what bids were made
internationally.
1T is our pledge to include
Evening star., 1962-04-09
OFFICIALS HINT
u. S. REJECTION
BY the Associated Press


Officials indicated today that
Japan's protest over establish
ment of a nuclear test zone
around Christmas Island in the
Pacific would be turned down.
Only a sudden change of
heart by the Soviet Union,
leading to a nuclear test ban
treaty with inspection. could
alter this. officials indicated.
Word of the Japanese note
handed the United States En-
bassy in Tokyo did not sur
prise American officials.
The action was believed to
have a two fold purpose. 1t
expressed Japan'S traditional
opposition to any form Of
nuclear testing and laid the
groundwork for possible eco
nomic claims in the event Of
any loss by Japanese fisher
men.
Evening star., 1962-04-09

it in our territory this year" !"
he said. i've ordered the armed
forces to be on the alert to
bring this about"
Mr.. Sukarno insisted that in
the event of a war over West
New Guinea, Indonesia would
not be the aggressor. He COM
pared Indonesia action to take
West New Guinea with that
the United States would take
If Indonesia sforcibly occupied
Texas. s"
1T would be logical for the
United States to take UP arms
against mdonesia in that case, "
he said. LAS far as we're con-
cerned we are taking up arms
to fulfill our destiny. We are
preparing to take West New
Guinea back If peaceful means
fail" beg a
The Dutch continued REIN
forcing their forces in West
New Guinea. Special Dutch air
liners brought 180 troops to the
Caribbean Island Of Curacao
en- route to the Far Eastern ter
ritory. An airliner left Curacao
with more than 100 Of the men.
Dutch defense secretary Pie
ter de Jong also left the Hague
for New Guinea. The defense
ministry said he would inspect
the living conditions of the
troops.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
7 Plead Fifth
In Dispositions
On 'Buggiing'

Two Of the three private de-
tectives named in a civil suit
arising out of the "bugging" of
a hotel suite here last week
claimed the projection of the
Fifth Amendment today.
This was disclosed by Attor-
ney Paul r. Connolly, jr., who
represents the West Coast at.
torney whose Mayflower Hotel
suite was plugged"
Mr.. Connolly. who had the
detectives subpoenaed for the
purpose Of taking dispositions
today in his office, said during
a recess this afternoon that
John w. Leon and Oliver w.
Angelone had pleaded the Fifth
Amendment on all questions
about their business, whether
they were In the Mayflower
Hotel between March IS and
April 4 (the period when the
alleged bugging took place., or
whether they were employed by
any Federal. State or municipal
government agencies or by a
gas or hydroelectric power COM
pany.
They would state only their
names and home addresses, Mr..
Connolly said.
The third detective, John j.
Frank, was to be questioned
later today.
Mr.. Leon and Mr.. Angelone
were questioned about one and
a half hours each. Mr.. Connolly
said. Neither of the two nor
their attorney was available for
comment at the recess.
Inspector John L. Sullivan
the Metropolitan Police also
appeared at Mr.. Connolly's Of
flee in the Colorado Building
in response to a subpoena Of
police records.
Mr.. Connolly said Inspector
Sullivan produced records
showing that a John w. Leon
had two convictions for break
ing and entering and one for
embezzlement. He served six
months in the Maryland House
Evening star., 1962-04-09
Staying Charged
In Shooting

Robert M. Mills, IS, Of the
900 block of Westminster street
NV, has been charged with
homicide in the shooting of
Raleigh White, "a, of 3405
Sherman avenue NV.
Detective Sergt. Edwin c.
Coppage Of the homicide squad
said the shooting took place
about 2:15 am. yesterday in
the 1900 block of Tenth street
NV. during an argument after
a party. Mr.. White was pro-
nounced dead at Washington
Hospital Center of a single
shot in the side from a .25-
caliber pistol. Mills gave him.
self up at the 18th precinct,
Sergt. Coppage said.
A coroner's inquest was
scheduled for today.
Evening star., 1962-04-09
Red Cross Lists
Storm Area Aid

WILMINGTON, Del, April 9
tAP).-The Red Cross says it
has spent nearly $315,OOO to
aid 1856 storm stricken fam
lilies in five States hit by last
months coastal storm.
George c. Myers, director of
the disaster headquarters, said
$l50,000 was used to repair, re-
build and refurnish homes.
He gave the following break
down by States: New Jersey,
$l81 500 for 2,432 families; Vir-
ginia, $71,4oO for 635 families;
Delaware $35,4o0 for 140 fam
lilies; Maryland $4,000 for ITO
families, and New York $4,000
for 38 families.