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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-20

1t takes more than "a hard
head and a hard billy stick" to
make a good police officer
these days, county officials feel.
And they're putting their
theory into action this year for
the second time by offering col
lege-level courses to members
of the police force interested in
both becoming better law of
ficers and destroying the last
vestiges of the public image of
'the dumb cop"
The program, only one of its
kind Offered by a municipality
at no cost to the policemen, in
cludes such courses as English,
public speaking, sociology and
criminology, and will be con-
Quoted by University of Mary
land faculty members.
More than 238 police force
m m b ers apple d for the
IT'S openings in this years ex-
banded program, which is to
start Sept. "a and continue
through next January at the
Wheaton Glenmont police sta
ton.
Last year, only 20 of more
than 220 applicants could be en-
rolled in the two courses Of
fered - English and sociology.
This year, there will be four
course offerings for college
credit, with an advanced Eng
lish class and one in crimo-
nology rounding out the orig
mal two.
A special non-credit course in
public speaking is also open to
ranking officers from sergeants
up. This is designed to prepare
top police officers for the nu-
merous speaking engagements
to which they are invited by
community groups, a county
spokesman said.
He added the English courses
are Offered to help policemen
brush up on their self-expres-
sion both in public and in court
appearances.
Through the sociology course,
he said, officers will gain a
grasp of the social forces and
interpersonal relationships in
volved in crime in today's COM
pick society, while the crimi-
nology instruction will acquaint
them with modern investigative
techniques, causes and treat.
ment of crime an dcriminals.
County Personnel Director
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-09-20

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Through additional courses to
be offered in the continuing pro-
gram, officers may earn as
many as 80 semester hours of
accredited college courses lead
ing to a Police Professional Ad-
vancement Program Certificate
from the university.
Courses planned for the next
semester starting in February
will be expanded to include
speech for all officers, and
government and politics.
1--WE all recognize the grow
ing professionalism in the field
of police work and the need for
each of us to acquire more
knowledge and improve our.
selves" Police Supt. James S.
McAuliffe told his men recently
in an announcement of the new
program.
"The public will expect the
police officer of tomorrow to
have a higher level of educa-
tional background than the po-
lice officer of today.
"In addition, the demands of
police work in the future will
require a greater depth of
knowledge in modern police
technical work, in the techniques
of effective police administra-
ton, and in police community
relations"
, 1962-08-20
CONTROL OF

SOHA AO6 VI AA1AA
THERE ARE laws here controlling the possession and
use of firearms by private citizens. And that is the way i
should be. Guns, pistols, and what have you, are much too
dangerous for free and uncontrolled use by individuals, the
great majority of whom are not trained in the use OF such
weapons, and therefore do not know how to use them.
H E THERE is the emotional side, Young people who
can own these weapons may use them to bully, threaten OF
actually shoot people, as happened quite recently, to show
off. Carrying a gun may become high fashion, and before
we know it, every yomgster may walk around with a loaded
AS or, as is now prevalent, the .25s, allegedly being brought
in from one of the nearby islands
WHILE THERE are laws on our books. there may be
loopholes in these laws which ought to be closed. Whatever
they are, the Senate should make additional studies with a
view to tightening these laws, so that it will become extreme
" difficult to own, and walk around with a gun. Perhaps the
penalties should be increased, perhaps the business places
which sell them should be Scrudnized more closely, perhaps
the Police should set a closer watch on boats suspected OF
bringing them in illegally, especially the now famous white
handle .25S. 1t should be made more difficult to get a gun,
in the first place.
NOTHING COULD result more quickly in lawlessness,
and the breakdown Of order than g~un-toting citizens. AT the
drop Of a hat, some hotheaded person could challenge one
and all, including the Police, and before we know it, ife
itself will be in danger, to say nothing of the dangers to
health and property.
F COURSE, the Police Department can exercise eau.
ton, and watch for violations. But this Department cannot
90 any farther than the law permits il. The answer, therefore,
hes with the Senate, which can, after appropriate study,
close whatever Oopholes there might be in our laws affect
ing private possession and use of firearms.
THIS IS NOT the type of matter which requires con
vincinp argument. II is clear to all that this is important, SO
vonorton tba+ failure +, act NAV come too late to avert ira.
gedv. Let us close the stable before the horse is out.
, 1962-08-20

Dated August IS. 1867
l8-2O-27-3
, 1962-08-20


HAMILTON HOUSE RESTAURANT
Chnstiansted, ST. Croix = Tel. saw
FOODLOVERS! CUTTHISO QUIT
WEEKLY MENU FOR PERIOD AUG. 20 AUG. ~
LUNCHEON PLATE TAREE-couRsE DINNER
SPECIAL $l0o SPECIAL $500
sTATEsIDE R1BEYE STEAK A DUET OF RIB LAME
WITH GOLDEN ONION CHOPS MINT JEILo
RINGS
CHICKEN CHOW MEN+soY STEAK A..
SAUCE
BAR.a-auED BABY PORK TENDER VEAL : BONE
SPARE RIBS WITH SPA STEAK
GHETTI al
THURSDAY. BRouED HALF PORTION OF
THICK TJcY PORK CHOP. CHICKEN STUFFED WITH
APPLE SAUCE AGE N ONIONS
FRIDAY: -
coNcH BUTTER SAUCE zEsTY LEMON SAUCE
CHUCK WAGON STEAK PRIME STRIP sIRLoN
STEAK
AND. OF COURSE, SUNDAY NIGHTS WE FEATURE OUR
TALK OF THE TOWN GOURMET DINNER a THREE
COURSE GOURMET ADVENTURE WITH STATESDE
PRIME RIBS OF BEEF Az JUS WITH ALL THE TRIM
MINGS AND FRENCH RED WINE FOR
ONLY $3.OO!!
CHILDREN Sl.50
OF course. besides the above we have all our Other well known
HamiMon specialhes. including the best drinks and beverages
on the Island
IN THE DlsrnIcT COURT or THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION or ST. cRoIx cEIRISTIANSTED JURISDICTION
m THE MATTER OF PROBATE NO. 1862
THE EsTATEoF DISPOSITION OF ESTATE
cyR1r, ANDREWS. WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION
, 1962-08-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that all creditors of the deceased,
CYRIL ANDREWS, are requested to file their claims at the office
of Young and sherwood, Esqs, Attorneys for the Estate, LIB King
Street, Chrisiansted, 81. Croix, on or before September l5 1862.
Persons indebted to this Estate are requested to make payment with
in the same time to the above named attorneys.
YOUNG AND SHERWOOD
BY: James II. Isheswood
Attorneys for the Estate
Dated August IS. 1862
~l8-2O-27-3
Evening star., 1962-05-05

'5s7-456s WI. 6-2sOe
DIR: University blvd. west at
5000 block. turn on Drum ave. 70
Faulkner pl.. left to houses.
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BETHESDA
WINDGATE

Colonial. 4 tremendous bedrooms
az baths. living room With fire
pace separate, dlning room. wan.
to-Wan earpeting, fully equipped
kitchen. Assume 5Hes loan, S26,-
$50. 1880 down. IN. 6-1011 fol
appointment, IL noon to 8 pm.
priucinala onlT
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HOUSES FoR SALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

AsHToN-Ytne brick home via
Priss Sas:t sss.O r. 900. 81 g. 4-ssIS S~S-N
ATTRACTIVE 3-bedroom rambler
excel. eond- an:elss; kit. sereenet
| OWNER. SO, 900. 94e-554l.
BEfHEsDA-L0CUsT HIlL > Al
eond. brk. rambler, 3 bedrms..
baths. basement. 701l25 lot.
cIlI MIsos. H g zseheEzn 3 heeEEznrsrTyH12 T1 sS2as2' s;;a
BETHESDA, ND.
TWo-story brick Colonial on cor.
ner ict opposite Paek entrSSnsss nc
rms. n IL baths. iiSinS room viii
fireplace, separate dining room
porch. Complete with storm win,
dowS storm doors and other ex'
tras. Excellent netgheorhc0d. S2O.'
500. PO. a-4S65.
BETHRsDA-BRADLEY ARIA =
Magnificent Colonial VA lge
pillars, features huge hV, I'M.
family din. rn; eeantnul III
3 baths. bedrms.. fun esmt. 2
car garass; :asre :ss edo aSt- r5I15ssSS1 rI5snSss4
REALTY co. on. 2-7734.
BETEEsIA., M NIHZLoysly "a
eond. spltt-level; new house eond..
lge lv; Im-. din Im;. eomplett
kit, 5 bedrms, 21a baths. family
MORE REALTY Co. Oh. 2-7734.
BETHEsDA-WnDW0OD MANOR-
csnt5al sir eO2d rambler; Ic ne
EidSii EiTSiit S; Ssmt.. H,'' many a sxtfss. uppsI
S20s. Assume 4h% loan. OWN
ER, 6004 Avon DR.. EN. 6.1647,
BETHESDA -HILLMKAD-4PiEst list
ing. Charming 4-b.r., 2-bsth white
brick Cape Cod. Lovely fenced
yard. Screened porch. tiled base
ment. Can assume 9 n y QI. Low
2Os. BY OWNER. Principals only
Open sunday 1915. 6240 VALLEY
road. EN-. 5-5656.
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S021 Wisconsin Ave. o.. eco
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HOUSES F0R SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fcOAfTfAilIFDl

BETHESDA. WhitshaH ManoF-spa.
ssss1.1 s.1s1 1SssEs-osS colo1ssl;siyisd s,
beaut- slate entT. foyer. den. fam
tly rm- and fun bath on main
level balconied living rm.. formal
dining I'm. and large dining porch.
spacious modern Kitchen. 4 bed
rms, basement and garage.
ANDRTH REALTY, OIL. 2-0O70 I'll 0
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HOUSES E0R SALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETTER HOMES AND GARDENs-
Honeymoen WilnamgburH Cape
COD Don't miss this one A June
aerdisos5s erissis dcszSy eFssn; SisIaSoi y, csn ALII-
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Dial sO1-KE. l-5l1l

HU0HEsyTLLE. Nd. New z-Fm.
bungalcw. electricity, M acre.
$500 On. S35 mo. wa. 7-lsis.
SALE By OWNER = Moving out
q toEn; Large wooded lqt. chesa-
hershtp. year-round activities. Can
IA. 7.6Q08 weekdays after 8 pm.
YKAR-'ROUND CUsTOM BUILT 2.
bedrm: fieldstone home. 90 acres.
beautifully situated on point on
West River overlooking the bay.
Extensively handicapped with flow
ers and shrubs. Woods filled with
lockwood and holly. Ideally for
couple whose interests are boat |
Ing, fishing and horticulture.
ment only. Wo. 6.I636.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
CHURCHES F0R SALE

STORE. SUITABLE for church OF
other religious oIganization. $50
seating capacity. $500 per mo. incl.
utils. 1907 18th st. NV. DE. q
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HOWARD COUNTY,

11OW AItO OOUN ! 7
OWNER TRANeFERRED-nElGED.
PQ9s'N. on this BRICK RANCH
ESrsgr ER; sGrce tcr % . !. ssrSsn on deer ,;
SSsSD S.sSs. s2.pf0o: Il iisdiT1'; isins ru' fS!l is.
picture window for pleasant nj
breakfasts. WaIkout basement adds
upstairs livahility and brightness.
Bargain priced Ct S22, 900. Don't
watt-call KE. 1-6224 NOWl
Y. =. HENDERSON
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Real ESTATE SALE o. EYcR

FLORIDA, near Ft. Lauderdale--
Modern 3-bedroom. 2-bath home
with pool; large lot. beautifully
landSeaped. Exchange for home in
Fredericksburg. Alexandris or
Washington. D. c. p. o. Box 224.
Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

By oWNER-De luxe custom built
TIs|DissS5; ram large fOS%s sitt cell:
Shopping, Sehoois. 515s Einnesn
ter. NV. Phone KE. 7.0S95.
CHEVY CHASE, M. conn.-Diplo-
po.s.ssion me: g SffiSs go use s.4ssan Glen Immsd
Evening star., 1962-05-05
HOUSES FOR SALE
capitol MILL
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

FREDERICK, Nd, lI6 W. 4th OF.
-6-rm. brick, oil furnace, alumni.
screens. $500 down payment
and s4e.22 per month. EN- 3
Evening star., 1962-05-05
PARKVIEW

POTOMAC = LaTEe. classic bFici
csssom saiif for pTss:nt oSasT SSaS &
1885. 8 bedrma., 4 baths. rec
Em;. 2-car garage. 7.6 acres cE
hin with lovely view on Al sideI
Of the Hunt Country. Exeellenl
eesup assuring privacy for live
IN" in-laWs. in wing. $4,000. 81
appointment only
Evening star., 1962-05-05
RRADLEY HILLS

Aoneymoon WILLIAMSBURG Cap
cod Don't miss this one. A Jun
brides dream. S1s.a5o, Call ALI
oooD AoENcY. 10, s-44f7.
BRADLEY HILLS
UnIoue 3-bedFm. rambler on
9I10-acfe with lines that
living rm-. 3 baths. 3Ox22-
IT. rec. rm., Gear garage-
Sparkling colo MAI with
clean lines, excellent floor
. plan and lashings Of spacel
Living Tm., den, tremendous
family room, rec. rm.,
bedrms. 3h baths. 2-ear
Exclusive By appt. Mss schiels
"a fAAs ssS79oO q DlAoN q 0; RH. Ns.etsSssi s1ess5
BRADLEY ESTATE AREA
Outstanding contemporary ramblel
laVishly landseaped and attrae.
lively sited on lge. heavily wooded
lot. 4 twin bedrms. with space toi
screened porch, re double earpori
and garden shed leadS beneath at.
tractive ranen-style overhAng 4
huge flagstone foyer opening 4
huge 27-ft. famfly-rm. kit. AMI
huge wall-to-wsn earpeted ltv, I'm
and lge. din. m with picture
framed view into woods, AL con
dition. Conv. to excel. sehls., shop.
D. c. bus and fast freeWays. lOpeI
sat, Sun. 1919 S35 $50. DIR.
Out Bradley blvd, left on Deep
well. left on Charred Oak to $50;
POTOMAC HUNT AREA
Near clubs, fast freeways, excel
Bchls. Southern Colonial with col
umned portieo, layishly landscapes
and beautifully sited on acre lot
Imposing. entraneei lge. hv. rm
and guest-size din. rm. for forma
sntertSssnnins; snter S.nis; iSsa a family family 5it' 6 !
An bedrm.s 5 fun tnb-showeI
baths, above-ground mAhog. pan
eled family IN. with GrepL open
Ing TO patio and huge rear yard
double garage ana with lge, gar
den shed Is min. from Bethesda
SS6.7b0. Immed. occupancy.
PINK BRICK celonialized split-leve
with valley. view sited on acrI
S.esF SardsH hdH1S shsdsesrScrt To- comb S
opens 10 lge. rallied front porch
with overhang to front entrance
4 bedrms, and den or bedrms.
3 fun baths, lge. Step-down nv. rm
with flrepl., guest-sixe din. rm
with pictnre-book view Of valley
family-size beamed-ceiling kit
opening to patio, mahog. g.-panelet
family rm. with raised hearti
opens to another patio and hugl
rear yard. Immed. occupancy
Vim n Tucas Aseoc
Evening star., 1962-05-05

TULIP HiLL, Mas s7s. szE.-2-
story Colonial Spae. rms. cent.
ar eond.. alum. etoTm windows
and doors. Priced n. SOS. pginei.
pa5s only. Oh. 6-7Rb4. .. 3
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Mfn
6310 10Th st. NV.
OPEN STJNnAY 2.R

Handsome center-hall Colonial with
rear gsrden.facing Golf Course,
24xl4 living rfn. with fireDl., 5
BEDRMS., screened porch, gear
garage. Recreation rm. with bar.
Attractive financing. Mr.. Katzin.
JAMES !. DIXON q CO, Realtors
FE. 6-7200 JU. 9.6O67
Evening star., 1962-05-05
ANDRIS

9021 Wiseonsin Ave. OIL. 2-9070
BETHEsDA.KENWO0D PARK =
BY OWNER Large rambler IN
sTy iHmseS11ss S1s iSes rST dis s;
with lge. level area for family
outdoor Lying. 4 bedrms., den.
baths. jalousied porch, ground-
level Psmt. with heaut. rec. room
rage with auto. door opener. MID
40s. OF. 4-29S7.
BETHESDA, 0Feenwich Forest--1sl
offering of this attract. 3-bdrm.
brk, Colonial, wall.to-wall car.
case wan. lovely rec. rrl,. wooded
setting, newly decor. Unbelievably
priced at S21.50O. OPEN sunday
DIR: out Old oeorrstu. I'd. to
Huntington pkwy., left 70 Custer
Fd., rat. to 6523 Northfield I'd.
OWNER. OIL. 4-1s0s. 2
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Miss Jordan,
Store Retiree

Miss Katherine A. Jordan,
retired assistant to the con-
troller of Lansburgh's depart
ment store, died yesterday at
her home, 1913 Harvard street,
N. w.
A native of Montgomery, H.,
Miss Jordan was graduated
from college in Normal, Ill,
and from st. Cecelia's Business
Academy in Washington.
Miss Jordan leaves two sis
ters of the Harvard street ad-
dress, Miss Mary v. Jordan
and Mrs. John F. McCarron.
She also leaves a brother, j. A.
Jordan, and a third sister, Mrs.
Maurice Whalen, both of
Springfield, Ill.
Services will be at 9 am. Fri
day at the Sacred Heart
Church. Burial will be at Mt.
Oivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Harry Meoder,
Veteran Grocer

Harry Meader, "a, a third
generation Washingtonian and
a lifelong grocer, died Saturday
at his home, 2008 Monroe street
NE, after a heart attack.
Mr.. Meader retired from a
partnership in the M. p. M.
Market, 5000 Twelfth street
NE, in 1855.
He was a member Of the
Ninth Street Christian Church
and for 48 years had been a
member of the church's limo
thy Bible Class. He also was a
Mason.
He leaves his wife, Mrs.
Chloe McFall Meader, of the
home address; two sons, Harry,
jr., 1903 Tyler avenue, Falls
Church, and Robert, 2709 Hig-
bee road, Adelphi; a sister, Mrs.
Ethel Taha, Of Miami, Fla;
two brothers, Raymond, of
West Hollywood, Fla, and How
ard. Of SOL Lebaum street, Sc,
and six grandchildren. !.
Services will be at 1880 am.
on Thursday at Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth and Massachu-
sets avenue NE, with burial
in the Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-05-29


Nathan A. Dobbins of the 1900
block of Webster street NV.
At the same time, Judge
Hart said he is referring the
case to the United States at
torney here for whatever ac-
tion he may want to take, if
any"
The District Courts Commit
tee on Admissions and Griev-
anees, asking that Dobbins be
held in criminal contempt, has
charged the former attorney
"held himself out to be an
attorney at law" between No
vember, 1859, and last Febru-
ary, collecting $3.50 in fees
from a client.
Dobbins was convicted in
1945 Of embezzlement and was
sentenced to serve a jail term
of four to is months. In Janu-
ary, 1947. on the basis of this
conviction, he was permanently
disbarred from law practice in
the District Court.
Judge Hart noted today that
the charges-alleging Dobbins
has practiced law despite his
disbarment-make him liable
for indictment on a criminal
charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses. 1t was
for this reason that the case
was referred by the judge to
Evening star., 1962-05-29

the United States attorneys
office.
Normally, a hearing on a
rule to show cause would require
Dobbins to appear before a
judge and show why he should
not be held in contempt Of
court.
However, since criminal con-
tempt is involved here, Dob
bins is entitled to a jury trial,
at which it must be shown by
the Committee On Admissions
and Grievances-beyond q rea-
sonable doubt that Dobbins
was in fact practicing law in
violation of the 1947 disbar-
ment order Of the District
Court here.
Any action that might be
taken By the United States
attorney would be separate
from the contempt action being
pressed by the committee.
Evening star., 1962-05-29

sengers were told by a loud
speaker announcement that the
nose landing gear was broken.
Then, she said, they took our
shoes away from U.S." They
also took other potentially dan
gerous objects from the pas
Sengers.
When the plane dropped down
to the runway, she said, pillows
were placed on the passengers
laps and they were told to put
their heads down and hold
their knees.
On the ground, it seemed
there were hundreds of fire
trucks" Mrs. Christmas said.
When the Constellation slid to
a safe stop, she said, "a big
cheer went up" from firemen
and hundreds of spectators.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Mrs. F. Weiske,
Church Founder

Mrs. Agnes Parry Weiske, Sc,
one Of the founders Of the
First Church Of Christ, Scien-
tist, Of Silver Spring. Md. died
Friday at her home in Belleair
Beach. Fla. where she moved
four years ago from Haworth,
N. J.
She leaves her husband,
Frederick H., of Belleair Beach.
Services were held yesterday in
Clearwater, Fla.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
"A KIND OF TENSE CALM
Crippled Plane Saves II in Ordeal

An Eastern Air Lines Super
Constellation with a jammed
nose wheel circled over New
York for SIS narrowing minutes
last night, then skidded to a
safe landing on a foam-coVered
runway.
The 36 passengers and five
crew members aboard the
Washington-to-New York shut
tie flight were uninjured.
Mrs. Anne Christmas, a re-
porter for The Star, was among
the passengers. She said every
one was calm and took it in
stride" while the aircraft cir
cled. But she added: 'It was a
kind of tense calm"
The discovery that the planes
nose wheel was stuck was made
as the Constellation approached
Evening star., 1962-05-29

Eduardo Sanchez-Cabral Do
minican Republic Ambassador
to the Organization of Ameri-
can States, the Associated Press
reported.
"I had my rosary out in my
hand and I was praying" Miss
Gomez said.
Warren Rogers Of IT'S Dennis
avenue, Silver Spring, a re-
porter for the New York Herald
Tribune's Washington bureau,
tried to calm a badly frightened
child, 3-year-old David Stern
berg of New York, by holding
him on his lap as the aircraft
descended.
Several passengers, including
Mr.. Rogers. praised the planes
crew. They did a magnificent
job" he said.
Mrs. Christmas said the pas
Evening star., 1962-05-29

ficient for the protection and
security Of the country"
The Prime Minister told
Parliament he was not happy
over remarks made by Ambas-
Sador B. K. Nehru, a distant
cousin, in a New York television
interview last week.
He made no reply to a So
cialiSt members suggestion
Evening star., 1962-05-29

La Guardia Field, where is was
scheduled to land.
The Constellation, Eastern's
flight 888, was diverted to a
longer runway at Idlewild Air
port. Foam was spread on a
4.000-foot stretch of runway
while the plane circled aloft to
consume excess fuel.
Mrs. Christmas said the plane
made two passes at La Guardia
before flying to Idlewild. She
said the plane descended with
its nose held high and slid into
the foam ''in a perfect land
ing" The plane skidded more
than 500 feet. then tilted for
ward on its nose with its tail
in the air at about a 35-degree
angle.
Another passenger was jose
phine Gomez, 25, a niece of
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Nehru Rebukes
Envoy's Criticism

NEW DELHI, May 20 CAP)
Prime Minister Nehru mildly
rebuked the Indian ambassador
to the United States today for
saying India's armed forces are
sadly equipped" and ''insuf-
Evening star., 1962-05-29

that the ambassador be lad
monished if not recalled"
Mr.. Nehru also took excep-
ton to the ambassadors state
ment that Defense Minister v.
K. Krishna Menon is mot pop
Evening star., 1962-05-29

ulaT' in America and that this
may have been one reason for
the United States Senate For
eign Relations Committees
cutting the authorization for
American aid to India.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Priests Kept Fires

CAIRO.-Many centuries be-
fore Christ. lighthouse towers
up to 200 feet high were oper-
ated along Egypt's Mediter-
ranean coast. The beacon fires
in them were kept burning by
priests.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Mukurios to Visit U. S.

UNITED NATIONS, May 20
(AP). = Archbishop Makarios,
President of Cyprus, will ad-
dress the United Nations Cen
eral Assembly June 2. The
speech is part of his program
for a Today United States visit.
Evening star., 1962-05-29
Disborred D. c. LAWYER
Faces { Contempt Charge

disbarred Washington lawyer has been granted jury
trial on the issue Of whether not he should be held in
criminal contempt for praccng law after disbarment
The jury trial-wth date set-was decided today by
District Court Judge George l. Hart r in the case Of
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G.E*M Open
Sam to6PM
EN- 0 rial
x DAY

This the weather for straw hats and sun-an lotion
ouncy formas and patio furniture painting the house
and polishing the carl GEMS extra hours will hardly be
enough for all your summer shopping Come early, stay
late. take your time If you haven't yet Joined million
member GEM, and you eligible, pay us a visit Memo
rial Day Find out about GEMS eUery day low prices
that save you money every hour of every shopping day.
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AEENEHAN's HARDWARE .
WASHINGTON:
2oo4 l4th St. NV, NO. 1890
WASHINGTON:
3214 M St. NV, FE 3-s373
FALLS CHURCH:
WilIston Shop. Center JE 3-38se
GLASS MANOR:
Eostover Shop. Ctr. 10. 7-o3oo
WHEATON:
GIenmont S. Center VII. 6-l70o
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You are eligible If:

O You are an active or retired
employee of any federal,
state, county or city govern.
ment agency, including gov.
ernments Of the United Ma.
tons and quasi-government
agencies or
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An active or retired member
OF the regular armed forces
or
An employee OF a qualified
public service. Subject to
approval by GEM. Member.
ship Committee.)
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5-point, "Sonic- Quiet" silencine. other "big
motor" features include Lyfonite corrosion pro-
lection and semi-weedIess propeller.
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Just set this lightweight, 12o-Ib. beauty utop
your car and go where the fishins's best L. .
without q trailer! Built 10 Lost through years
Of fun with sides, bottom. gunwoIes and from-
ing Of .05l-eoUge oIvminvn. And best of all,
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Here's the constont compunion Of fishermen
who demond outstanding performance and
economical operation! II skins across the lake
at speeds TO II MPH, slows TO 1h MPH for
gentle trolling. Noise is cut TO minimum with