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The Nome nugget., 1962-11-05
rtbfcaking Visit

NEW YORK tPt-Mrs. Ruth Red mend. a 65-sear=old widow of Yon- kers. NY, returned Saturday from a heartbreaking visit with son held prisoner in=Red China.
 He just didn't look like my son. the mother reported in anguished tones as she arrived at IdleWild Airport.
 He was very, very changed. When I first saw him, I was really shocked .
 The son, Hugh Francis Redmond Jr., 43, has served II years of life sentence on a spy charge. Mrs. Redmond had last seen him during another prison visitfive years ago.
 The mother and others in this country have made numerous fruit less pleas to Red Chinese officials for the release of Redmond.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-05
Willie Mays Reported In Top Physical Shane
SAN FRANCISCO R

SAN FRANCISCO tP Say hey Willie Mays is okay.
 Fears that baseball's highest paid player might be ailing were firmly crushed Friday by pr. Harold Rosenblum, chief of medi- cine at Mt. Zion Hospital.
 After checking the San Fran cisco Giants slugger for three days, the physician reported: Mays had comprehensive physi- cal examination that included all the routine tests. All yielded nor nal findings, his condition is per feetly healthy. There is no medical problem whatsoever His condi- ton Is superior to other men his age t3p. He is in prime physical condition.'
 Wlllie's health became a matter of concern for the National League champions when he collapsed in the dugout at Cincinnati on Sept. 12 and was out of the lineup three days.
 pr. Rosenblum said the collapse was due simply to exhaustion. pointing out. it Was difficult season and he is aware of his responsibility
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-05

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
Retirement Market Varied
By ANDY LANG
AP Newsfeotures Writer

1t is doubtful whether any
other single area Of the
housing market has been
surveyed more thoroughly
than that involving so-called
senior citizens. If the surveys
are to believed, elderly per-
sons prefer life in retirement
villages or away from them,
in sunny climates or not in
them, in private homes or
rented apartments or CO.
operatives and near or away
from their families.
In short, pick the point
you want to prove and there
is a survey that will back
you up. 1t may be that what
all this demonstrates is that
there is no single retirement
market. Elderly persons have
all kinds of retirement in
comes and all kinds Of hous-
ing needs and all kinds Of
housing preferences. This ex-
plains why so many COM
munities catering exclusively
to the elderly have succeeded
SO well. 1t explains why other
developments have flourished
by playing down the retire
ment angle and concentrating
on merging the older folks
with the young.
The most recent study on
this subject was conducted
by the Architectural Depart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
BY BETTY PEpIS
Contributing Writer

Perhaps no other country
has had as much influence
on the overall technique of
decorating as has Italy. This
refers of course to the dec
Grating of our own day.
A. certain freedom from
rules which liberateS the dec
orator to mix and match or
even to add an outrageous
touch to a room, is one of
the healthier facets of this
trend.
It was the Italians in the
immediate post war period
who, taking up modern furni-
ture with enthusiasm. decided
not to clean house COM
pletely but to retain some
of their old treasures and
combine them with the new
things. Typical combinations
were a modern dining table
set squarely on a precious
old Persian rug or a baroque
carved and gilded Venetian
antique mirror hung above a
contemporary marble-t topped
side board. The theory was
that the old acts as a foil
for the new. enhancing 1t
and vice versa.
The clean, bare floor Is
another look we have learned
to borrow. The slick, dec
orative appearance of floors
in Italian homes are of many
materials: Marble, ceramic
tiles, glass mosaics, and, in
some cases, wood. TIL e
Italians feel no need to cover
these and when they do use
only small area rugs or even
long runners going down the
side of a room.
In this country vinyl tiles,
because of their variety, are
more apt to be used but we
have learned the value of
floors such as these par
ticularly in heavy traffic
areas like entry-ways.
Because the architecture of
Italy whether old or new
is likely to have an interest
in and of itself, the Italians
occasionally dare to leave
their windows bare, too, par
ticularly where there is a
view. To bar the MONDAY
sun, outdoor awnings fire.
quently take the place of in
door curtains or shades.
A way with accessories is
another trend borrowed from
this Mediterranean country.
Italians simply love things"
and tend to surround them
selves with objects artfully
placed on every available sur
face in a room. The fanciful
ceramic vases, the work of
their own native craftsmen,
are particularly popular and
because Of their intriguing
shapes and colors do not re-
quire leaves or flowers as an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

excuse for simply. sitting in
a room.
Questions and Answers
Question: Before I do my
fall cleaning I would like to
change my bathroom. The
tile is peach, linoleum is
green. What color for walls
and ceiling? Present color is
green. which I am growing
very tired of.
Answer: I'd change the
linoleum to white, If possible.
If you wish. 1t could be
marbelized in peach to be q
bit more practical. Paint
walls. woodwork and ceiling
in white and have bright
yellow scatter rugs. Have
yellow and peach for towels
ana accessories.
Question: I plan to paint
my living room which now
has light beige walls. The
room has a white sofa. two
brown chairs and a pink
chair. The carpet is a brown
tweed. Furniture is maple and
/ have a lot of milk glass.
I thought of white for walls
or perhaps a white with a
slight pink tint. Would that
be all right? Also, please sug-
gest color for draperies, lamp
shades and throw pillows.
Answer: Have all white
walls and woodwork, white
lamp shades too. For
draperies and throw pillows,
it might be nice to find q
beautiful paisley design with
shades of pink, brown and
white predominating.
Question: Please help me
in the redecorating of our
IA by Is living room. The
rug is a Chinese oriental in
dark toast with a border and
center motif that is pre-
dominantly blue with touches
of moss green and red plum.
I would appreciate your adj
vice on color for draperies,
walls. lamps and for re-
covering a Sheraton sofa and
twin English chairs.
Answer: Paint walls and
woodwork in a very pale toast
color and have the draperieS
In this color too in a fairly
rich looking fabric. They
could be edged with blue if
you like this effect. Cover
the sofa in either blue or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

ment at Pratt Institute, un-
der the direction Of Prof.
William Breger. The study
resulted in a very emphatic
mo" to the question Of
whether elderly people should
be isolated in newly created
communities or in and
around suburbia. Mr.. Breger
says such isolation precludes
the possibility that retire
ment persons might wish to
spend their remaining years
in the same neighborhood or
community where they have
lived all their life.
Nobody can argue with the
use of the word might" in
that connection. But I'M
doubtedly there are many re-
tirees who feel otherwise, as
evidenced by the almost fan
tastic success Of so many re-
tirement communities in
areas where there are no
harsh winters. There are
enough differences of opin-
ion. it seems, to bring smiles
to the housing industry pro-
ponents Of both sides.
There is one point Of
agreement regarding the sen,
Tor citizens. Far more than
young families, they know
what they want in housing.
Most of them have had one
or more homes in their life
time.
They know something
about the advantages and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
ItoIions Influencing Our Decorating

toast and the twin English
chairs in a moss green. Have
blue and green accessories.
Question: Our bedroom set
is blonde mahogany but the
finish is a very pale beige
tone, the drawer handles are
borwn leather. The room is
small. Please give sugges-
lions for walls, draperies and
bedspread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

Answer: Paint walls and
woodwork in a pale beige.
have pale beige bedspreads
with a moss green dust ruffle
and have beige draperies.
Have the scatter rugs in a
rich moss green and throw
pillows on bed in shades Of
green from bright to moss.
Have beige lamps and some
bright green accessories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10
River Park
To Open

First occupants will move
into the 3S4-unit apartment
building Of River Park CO.
operative Homes, Fourth and
N streets S.W.. next week.
First to be occupied will be
top-floor apartments. The
seven other residential floors
are scheduled to become
available at the rate Of about
one q week.
About 112 Of the 1874 town
houses in the River Park
community already are &C.
cupied. and the rest are to be
completed early next month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

disadvantages of owning
homes, they have had ex-
periences with mortgages,
they know what features they
want or do not want in their
houses and they can pretty
much tell ahead Of time
whether the neighborhoods
will suit them.
The older folks are at one
and the same time easier and
harder to do business with
in the buying Of homes. Give
them what they want and
they'll buy quicker than
young couples. But they can't
be talked into something
"just as good"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-10

SAVANNAH HEIGHTS APARTMENTS SOLD
The Svonnoh Heights Fifteenth and Aobomo
M have been hold for omost 81 million the savannoh
Heights which includes C. Robert Boucher Lowell Bradford
Warren NJ Lockwood Of the sordenype develop
outlined the photo handled by Fronk Phillips, lne
according Earl w. For president Of the Phillips firm
Evening star., 1962-04-15
NEWS OF MUSIC
: Paul Matthews S Songs
Please Big Audience

traSted nicely with some craggy
settings by Juan Orrego Salas
Of Chile. These last seemed at
times barely singable. and in
retrospect hold only cerebral
interest at best.
Quite properly. the singer
read an introduction to Theo-
dore Chambers Epitaphs. set
ting them into perspective
for the listener. There was some
loss during the set, occa>ioned
by Melville Smiths ov>r-mus-
cular playing. but most of it
came through.
The little group of three
songs by Klaus George Roy
The Crab Tree. The Root:
The Incense Tree made Strik-
ing music, both in itself, and as
a recital closer. Ii Particular.
the last of them rose to most
impressive vocal and emotional
heights.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

the Federal budget by 1865 with
expenditures for education,
housing and community devel-
opment quadrupled and those
for health service and research
increased $50 per cent.
Increased payments under
the social security program.
reaching a point SIT billion
above the 1861 level by 1865.
Reduction of income taxes on
lower-income groups.
Liberalization of credit.
A special attack on farm
poverty.
Wage increases consistent
with reasonable price stability.
In 1860, the report said, the
43 per cent of the population
living in poverty or deprivation
received a little over % per
cent of national personal in
come. At the other end of the
scale, 7 per cent of the ropula-
ton received % per cent of
total personal income.
The report made clear that
it approves expansion of for
eign markets but held that
these are relatively unimpor-
tant when compared with the
domestic potential among those
not now able to afford
modcstly comfortable living.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Kennedy Rejoins
Family at Estate

President Kennedy joined his
family at Glen Ora, Middle
burg, Va, last night for the
week end.
His helicopter landed at the
leased Kennedy estate after a
flight from Andrews Air Force
Base.
The President came after OBJ
serving Atlantic Fleet and
Marine maneuvers for the past
two days.
Mrs. Kennedy and the two
Kennedy children, Caroline
and John, jr., have been at
Glen Ora since Friday.
Mr.. Kennedy is expected to
remain until early Monday
when he will fly back to the
White House.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Loudoun to Be Asked
For Staying Reward

death in his home near Pur-
cellville, Va. last February %.
His housekeeper. Mrs. Ruth
Boley, was slashed across the
throat by the intruder and has
recovered from the wounds.
Mr.. Harrison said investi-
gators are working on the case
all the time" to try to solve the
case.
The housekeeper told police
the assailant apparently scuf-
fled with the victim and then
she was taken at the point of
a gun to the hall of the home
where she saw Mr.. Newcomb on
the floor. Apparently Mr.. New
comb had admitted the man by
the rear door.
She said the man struck her
with the gun and she saw him
slash Mr. Newcomb with a
kitchen knife. The man then
turned on her and SlaShed her.
She managed to call for help.
She described the assailant
as white. 5 feet 7 inches, about
$50 pounds and wearing black
hat. black jacket and dark gray
trousers. He got away in a two
tone gray car.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
NEWS OF MUSIC
BY JOHN HASKINS
r1ptrihlflDg Writer

Paul Matrhen. bass baritone Mel
Vile Smith. piano. Al the Pan Am r
icsn Union Program LIederkris, Op
Canto5 Ca '6saT!ti de- NsTdad ou.Aes On T. caamano: mo-
Two SONGS. Orrego Sa!as Eight Epi-
taphs, 1889. Chanler, OF All Sturdy
THINGS. Op, y, ROY
Pan American Dav was Ce'e-
brated in the Hall Of the Amer-
icas last night with the last of
four musical programs featured
during the week.
J As a program this recital was
a model of the best traditions in
music at the Pan American Un-
ion; there was a major work of
the standard repertoire. and con-
temporary pieces by composers
of both North and South Amer
lea.
Through this welter Of variad
styles. Paul Matthcn handled his
large voice with ease and grace.
and projected his material with
characteristic conviction. A near
ly full house appreciated eyerE-
thing he did, and there was muc!?
to appreciate.
J The second of Schumann's
Liederkreis cycles is a. test
piece both IN execution and m
depreciation. Matthews reading
of the II songs was eloquent.
There were high spots, when
the listener was as much alb
'sorbed in how he accomplished
a song as in where it fit and
what it meant. Mondnacht,
fifth of the set, was an example
of this; his soft singing on a
rising line was remarkable.
, The three little Christmas
pieces by Roberto Caamano of
Argentina, early works, were
pleasant enough. and they con-
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Glenn Spoceship
To Make Tour
Of Free World

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, April
IA (AP) The Friendship 7
Spacecraft which carried John
H. Glenn on three earth orbits
Will make another round-the-
world trip.
Manned space craft center
officials at Langley Air Force
Base said today the heat-Sear-
ed capsule would leave Wash
ington on Thursday for Mexico
City, Rio de Janeiro and Buenos
Aires. The craft will eventually
reach the major cities of the
free world after its Latin Amer
ican swing.
The capsule is to remain for
three or four days at each stop,
officials said. Included on It's
itinerary are Madrid, London,
Paris. Cairo. New Delhi, Ma
Mia. Tokyo. Australia and, pos
Sibly, the Seattle Worlds Fair.
The capsule ultimately will
rest in the Smithsonian InSti-
tuition in Washington.
Evening star., 1962-04-15
PA=240 ACRES

700 of fenced and well watered land.
Northern Virginia l hour from D. c. Large main resi-
dence house. other houses. barns formal gardens.
Priced to sell.
Cattle farm Marshall. containing 11OO
acres. main farm house silo. tenant house. barns.
Priced at S140
Operating cattle farm of 425 acres. $4,000 Large
restocked brick main residence, good streams and
bottom
Country retreat beautifully logs
yeararound residence, guest cottages. and
of construction. excellent views
Shenandoah River nearby of hunting.
swimming, ali modern conveniences Better look at this
with 5i2 at S3S 800
Near Huntey. virginia cattle farm
supply good barns and tenant houses. farm IN good
condition some timber. 1Sacre apple orchard.
at Sl2O
real country home with modern in all respects
house > years old. Boston. Va CCupeper
Priced TO sell. $4,000 Beautiful setting.
John P sigman
1144 18th St. NV FE. $1,000
Evening star., 1962-04-15

found to be at deprivation levels
of income. defined as individ-
uals with incomes between 81
900 and $4,000 and heads of
families with incomes between
$4,000 and $4,000.
The report proposed a seven
point program which it said
could cut the poverty classifi-
cation 80 per cent by 1865 and
virtually eliminate it by 1870.
In the process, the report
said. the 1861 level of con-
sumption of goods and services
would be increased by S1O0 bill
lion by 1865 and by 1920 billion
by 1870.
Among suggestions were:
An increase of $16.5 billion in
Evening star., 1962-04-15

OCNSIOpCu MAJ htI NlLIllIl IIlLS
country.
The 97-page booklet was pre-
pared by team of researchers
led by Leon H. Keyserling
chairman of the Presidents
Council of Economic Advisers
in the Truman administration
The conference is a private.
bipartisan group made up of
labor leaders and business and
professional men. many Of
whom are identified with lib
eral political causes.
In 1860. the report said, 38
million Americans lived in
poverty, which it defined as
annual income of $1,000 or less
for an individual and $4,000 or
less for the head of a family.
An additional 80 million were
Evening star., 1962-04-15
HOWARD COUNTY FARMLTTE-

HOWARD COUNTY FARMLTTE-
Brand new home & 4 acres, small
barn. stream, in Clarksyilie. own
er tranSsierredi ,>2i.3oo. Call
5iI0, PIERRE c. DUGAN &
NEPHEW, Bait. /, Nd
IN THE MOUNTAINS, "a acres. T.
beurm. frame rancn. completely
modern. fireplace. on trout stream,
springs, stocked pond, bass and
Dream. accessible blut secluded.
1856 ACRES, finest development
sected by us. I'll and Virginia
643, buy before prices rise.
GROOM BUNGALOW in nice viii
lage on '4-acre lot, $1,000.
OLD ENGLISH FRAME in nice
village, unique. : rooms, fire.
powder room, on 3 acres, super
lative view, reasonably priced.
40 ACRES, springs, streams, mag
MILLER, Post office Bldg, Wash
ington, Va, 675-2l61
IN NORTHERN FAUQUIER -
acres; b room frame residence
Eireplaces, porches., hall. SPRINGS
In nice village-S-rm. frame. On
; acres, Completely modern. Cen
tral heat and bath. SI6,75O
70 acres. 5-rm. frame residence.
Earn. Nl6.50O.
W; A, MILLER Post Office Bldg,
WASHINGTON. Va. Call Philip Trip
lett, Hume. Va. Emerson I-GGS;.
IN NORTHERN FAUQUIER 70
acres. 6-room frame residence,
Flreplaces, porches, hall. SPRINGS
and streams. Old barn. Sl3.5OO.
In nice village-S-rm frame. On
3 acres. Completely modern. Cen
trail heat and bath. $l6,75O.
10 acres 5orm. frame residence.
W; A Miller, Post Office Bldg,
,Washington, Va. Call Philip Trip
lett, Hume, Va. Emerson 4-6gS7.
LOVETTSVILLE- acres. hr,
ana 20 min. to DC Isolated,
water and elect. included. $1,000.
BOLIVIA. 6-l3S5.
NOKESVILLE. vas mi. south of
Manassas, by officer being transf.
Lge. beautiful stone house on ~
bedrms., 3 baths. family rm.. IL
brary, din rm.. ky. rm. " firepl.,
completely new kit. refrig..
dishwasher, disposal. table top
range. wall oven Wash mach. in
bsmt.. double garage wirm and
bath above. Stable wI6 box stalls.
tenant house on property. Tractor
v attach. flagStone patio w/gold-
fish pond hunting and fishing on
property. Priced in low 40s. 703-
LY. 4-"939.
ROUTE :. Va, for rent, lovely mod
ern 1-rm. home with barns and
farming facilities. RE. 7-353l.
SHENANDOAH COUNTY. VA. -
Modern 6-room bungalow. alumni.
storm windows and doors. : out
ter. mail at front yard $3.50.
PETERS REALTY. Great Falls.
Va. PL. 9-2l6l.
STAFFORD, yA.-4s miles from
DC. Desirable :53 acres with
large, old house in good shape.
Hall Baltimile or more more on state
cleared, some ravine for trails,
etc Beautiful view for ten miles
from this highest area. Near
Aqua Greek, boating, fishing,
swimming. Sl6,S00. Take Shirley
fiefHT Hishwag y, TO- to st Stafford left at
to Rt. 500 to signs on property.
Office closed Sunday. LOUIS L.
MEME, Stafford, Va. OLdfield
9-21OO.
UP IN THE VALLEY-Near the
Shenandoah R. " beaut view of
Massanutten Min. New, 3-bedrm.,
brk rambler. Full bSmt. l-acre lot
: th''bV, SnOu4u get SH,UOO or = ] w.
600 LIST trust from bank. Call DEL
BERT FUNKHAUSER, the Custom
Builder, Edinburg, Va. YU. i-45n>.
VIRGISIA-Two 4-room apis. above
post office. Beauty parlor barber
shop and spare office all rented
to good clients, below 100 miles
from Washington, d. C.. on river
and u s. Rte. $50. Two acres.
Price $4,000 Apply W. T. FOX,
Aylett, Virginia.
Evening star., 1962-04-15

Stirling Harrison, Loudoun
County commemorative attor-
ney will ask the County Board
of Supervisors to offer a reward
for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of the
murderer of J. Churchill New
comb.
Mr.. Newcomb, a well-to-do
landowner was stabbed to
Evening star., 1962-04-15
POoLESvILLE. MD.

WI. o-9--b or Jul D1. 9-32i2
COME OUT and see this Is n acre
farmette with 6-rm. brick ranch
house. carport. club cellar. 3 bed
water, 3Ox2O-ft block bldg. Lo
Gated on paved road ] mile from
Rte. 40. Fully fenced. S26. 500.
1.RM. FOUSE on paved road near
Mt. Airy. bath. large lot. needs
some repairs, $1,000 down. A
H P, BURDETTE & SON REAL
Eve. and Sun. phi. Mr.. Pryor. Am,
COUNTRY PROPERTY. Southern
COUNTY Services. BUa BUS: 3-2i5ii 81
CULPEPER. VIRGINIA-Fine cat
tie farm. $40 acres. brick home,
cattle barns. silos. Beautiful high
way location near town Sl25, 0O0.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Phones VA. 5-S5O2 office. VA. s.
SlS2 or VA. 5-SSS3 residence.
CULPEPER AREA
Beautiful horse or cattle farm, rs
acres. ten minutes to town. g.
heat, lovely setting. trees. view.
stream. barn. box stalls. S27. 500.
ON D. c. side of town. 30 acres.
4-bedroomc @-bath house. fire
place. pond. farm buildings. S15.-
600,
RIVER FARM, Is acres. S-room
house, bath: fireplace. good build
ingS. Sll 900.
ON PAVED ROAD bordered by
Hazel River. 229 acres. 4-bed-
room house. baths. oil hot-wa-
ter heat. S33. 900.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
Culpeper. Virginia
OFFICE-S25-O13l
HomeS-VAlley 5-0290 or
MALAY A-SSln
Evening star., 1962-04-15
38 Million Americans
Get Poverty Incomes
BY the Associated Press

Greater buying this Nations poor and deprived
could boost the United States far develop
ment Of export trade yesterday
The Conference on Economic Progress a long study
of income distributor twoffhS population
live in deprivation that makes them under