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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-29

held by the profit-sharing
trust. Seven officers of the
company have been designated
as successor trustees.
Present officers OF the COM
pany, all of whom have served
more than 10 years, will con-
tinue in their present posts.
They include: Mr.. Lawrence,
board chairman and editor;
John H. Sweet, president and
publishing director; owen L.
Scott, vice president and ex-
ecutive editor in charge of news
operations; Anthony R. Gould,
vice president in charge of cir
culation and production; Har-
old L. Behlke, vice president in
charge of advertising; Harold
M. Wells, executive secretary;
Walter L. Brauer, treasurer.
In the reorganization by
which the new ownership plan
will be put into effect, the name
Of the company will be changed
to U. S. News & World Report,
Inc, 1t has been known as
United States News Publishing
Co. since 1898.
Two other business enter
prises in Washington founded
by David Lawrence we're sold
to their employees under a sim
liar plan in 1916. They were
the Bureau of National Affairs,
Inc. and the printing business
now known as McArdle Print
ing Co., and both are owned
by their respective employees
today. NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-29

sAOH AAAe WSNAAAJ N@~Ne EA~~@~NN~~
ton jumping from AIS, 900 in
1852 to a current record of
around IL million.
Mr.. Lawrence said that in
the last several years, "a per
cent of the outstanding stock
has been purchased from the
publishing company by indi-
vidual employees. The remaining
SIS per cent, which was owned
by the David Lawrence family,
now has been acquired by the
company.
The purchase was financed
in large part by a cash pay
ment-derived from the COM
pany's assets and from funds
provided by the company's own
profit-Sharing trust-and the
balance by issuance of deben-
lures to the Lawrence family.
which are to be amortized
within Is years. No outside fl
nancing was involved.
Option Granted In 1856
The transaction was con-
summated in accordance with
an option granted in 1856
which provided for an indie
pendent appraisal at any time 1
the option was exercised by the
company.
All employees aged 80 years or
over and with at least one
year of service with the COM
pany-at present numbering
285 out of ABS employees are
members Of the profit-sharing
trust which now becomes the
largest single holder of COM
pany stock. All contributions to
the profit-sharing trust are
made solely by the company.
Members of the trust will
receive proceeds of their share
in the stock ownership upon
retirement. This will have been {
increased by further purchases
of the company's stock out of
contributions to the profit
sharing trust based on net \
earnings of the company each '
year. This will be supplemented {
by accumulated dividend pay I
ments on the company stock
and by other investments of
the profit-sharing trust. (
'All future sales of the COM
pany's stock will be limited to I
the profit-sharing trust and to
individual employees of the t
company" Mr.. Lawrence said. /
Lawrence is Trustee t
Mr.. Lawrence has been elect
ed for a 10 year period to serve I
as voting trustee for all en-
ploye trustees and also will be
voting trustee for the shares
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-29
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Sales High Low 7:oo Chg.


CsSmbOls Explained Notes Following New
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-29
u. S. News Magazine
To Be EmpIoye-Owned

All stock Of u S. News & World Report will be by
employees effective tomorrow it announced yesterday
by David Lawrence, board chairman and editor.
The Washington magazine has been of the fastest
growing weekly publications the Nation
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Egydio Souzo, 81, Dies;
OAS Economic Aide

Egydio Souza, 81. a Brazilian
minister for economic affairs
assigned to the Organization
of American States here, died
at his home yesterday, appar-
emily Of a heart attack.
A maid found him dead in
front Of a television set shortly
before 3 pm. police said.
Since 1857, Mr.. Souza has
been Brazil's representative to
the Inter American Economic
and Social Council of the OAS,
and was its president in 1859.
Born in the Rio Grande do
Sui state of Brazil, Mr.. Sousa
had been in economic affairs
all of his professional life.
He served in Japan in the
early 1930s, and was in this
country in 1912, serving as a
counsul in Chicago.
From 1949 to 1851 Mr.. Sou
"a was an economic minister
attached to the Brazilian en-
bassy in London, and for four
years in the early 1950s was
one of the directors of the
Bank Of Brazil.
He returned to the United
States for his present tour in
1854.
Mr.. Souze leaves his wife,
Aida Lee, whom he met and
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Muslin CuItist Killed,
15Hurti in Police Clash
Police gave this account:

Police gave this account:
A patrolman stopped to ques-
ton several men outside the
Muslin headquarters. One man
was selling clothing from his
car. One of the men broke
away after shouting at Off
GERS:
I'VE didn't do anything.
You're only doing this to us
because we're Muslims."
An officer fired a warning
shot into the air in an effort
to halt the man, and Muslims
started streaming from the
temple, named Muhammad's
Mosque No. q.
Police radioed for help and
patrol cars sped to the scene.
After the scuffle and gun shots,
ambulance attendants took the
injured to the hospital.
The Nationwide Muslin sect
is secret, processing antiwhite,
Anti-integration and anti
Christian beliefs. The National
Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People, which
favors integration, has de-
nounced it.
Police estimated there are
$500 members Of the cult in
Southern California.
Althouh the Muslims claim
spiritual kinship with the Mos
lem religion and worship the
Moslem God, Allah, Moslems
in this country and Africa have
denied any connection with the
Negro sect.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

LOS ANGELES, April %
(AP).-Members of the Muslin
black supremacy cult battled
police today in a brief but
bitter riot that left one cultist
dead and at least is persons
injured.
Eight Of the injured were
patrolmen. Six cultists were
shot, one reported in critical
condition. Several other cult
lists were injured but did not
require disqualification, police
said.
Fifteen rioters, including six
hoSpitalized, were booked on
suspicion of assault with intent
to commit murder.
It took rs police about IS
minutes to break up the post
midnight melee outside the
Muslim's Los Angeles head
quarters at 5606 South Broad
way.
The dead Muslin was Rom
aid T. Stokes. %. Of Los An
geles.
Policeman Frank TomlinSon,
%, was shot in the arm but was
reported in good condition. It
wasn't clear who shot the po-
liceman or Stokes, police said.
Two other officers also were
hospitalized-one felled when
hit on the head with q five
gallon water bottle, the other
kicked on the head while lying
on the ground. Both were said
to be in good condition.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
By the Associated Press

Maj. Arch E. Roberts yester-
day questioned the Army's
right to relieve him from active
duty but the service stuck to
its guns, describing its action
as lawful.
At the heart Of the new dis
pute between the 46-year-old
former paratrooper and the
Army are the regulations COW
ering relief Of reserve officers
from active duty.
In an order handed down
yesterday by Army Secretary
Stahr, Mai. Roberts was re-
lieved and ordered back to ci-
villain life, but allowed to re-
tain his Reserve commission.
Mr.. Stair said he took the
action because of improper
statements made by Maj. Rob-
ertS in an uncleared speech" "
In the speech to a convention
Of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, April 10, Mai.
Roberts attributed a Commu-
mist background to Los Angeles
Mayor Samuel Yorty-a charge
Mr.. Yorty denounced as ridic-
thousand said Assistant Sec
retary of State G. Mennen Will
liams had leftist leanings.
Would Appeal
In his initial reaction Mai.
Roberts said he would appeal
but that he did not question the
secretary's authority to sepa-
rate Reserve officers from ac-
tive duty with the Army.
Yesterday at Fort Lee, Va,
where he has been restricted
since the speech, Maj. Roberts
suggested otherwise.
He said he had written SEN
Evening star., 1962-04-29
IRISH LEAD
UNIVERSE AS
MILK SLIPPERS

ROME (AP).-The Irish
are the worlds top milk
drinkers. says the Food and
Agriculture Organization
in milk consumption sta
tistics released today.
The FAD Committee on
Commodity Probe ms,
meeting here to discuss
world dairy problems and
how to adjust supply and
demand, said Ireland con-
sumes 1,401.4 pounds per
person each year.
That puts the Irish
ahead of Britain, the
United States, France,
Germany and Austria, each
Of whose citizens downs
from $50 to $50 pounds Of
milk and milk products
yearly.
At the other end Of the
SCALE people in Togoiand
consume only "A pounds
Of milk products per person
a year; in FormoSa, %
pounds. and in Indonesia.
IL pounds.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
D. G. Club Honors
Telegraph Ace

The Washington Chapter Of
the Morse Telegraph Club Of
America last night marked the
171st anniversary Of the BIRTH
day Of Samuel Morse.
A banquet honoring the in
ventor of the telegraph was
held at the All States Hotel.
The Washington group sent
a message Of greeting from
President Kennedy to other
chapters throughout the United
States and Canada on a tele.
graph hookup.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
President Signs
Corps Expansion
By the Associated Press

President Kennedy yesterday
signed a bill permitting a big
expansion of the Peace Corps.
The measure authorizes him
to spend $63, $50, 900 to put
1910 volunteers into the corps
by the fall of 1868. 1t now has
about 900 volunteers and ex-
poets that number to increase
to 2,400 by June 80 and to 5,100
next fall.
The legislation simply au-
thorizes the appropriation Of
funds, which will have to be
provided in separate legiSla-
ton.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Aberystwyth, Wales, and taught
in Wales until 1928, when he
came to the United States.
He held several positions in
the educational publishing field
and in 1910 he Joined World
Book Encyclopedia, then pub
lished by the Quarrie Corp.
He was appointed vice presi-
dent of the Field Enterprises
Educational Corp. in 1949.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

tions. It took a fleet Of COM
mercial vans to transport only
one installment of some 20 mil
lion pieces Of records and over
$4,000 volumes Of books to Abb
lene from Washington and
other storage places.
Gen. Eisenhower still has
many Of his files in Gettys-
burg, Pa, where he is writing
his memoirs. His library here
also will contain the state pa
pers Of the late John Foster
Dulles, Secretary of State: Gen.
Bedell Smith. his chief Of staff
and other cabinet members and
military associates from gen.
erals to buck privates.
Many top secret papers will
not be made available to re-
searchers so long as they
might tend to incriminate or
embarrass living persons.
The Eisenhower Center
The library building, with
$4,000 square feet of floor space
on two levels, is the fourth and
next to last planned imposing
structure comprising the Eli
Senhower center which covers
13 acres on the southern out
skirts of Abilene. where Gen.
Eisenhower and his brothers
used to argue over who had to
hoe the garden and adjacent
cornfield.
There is also the boyhood
home, now a museum, another
display building and, still on
the planning boards, an all
faith chapel.
Much Of the working" Sec
ton Of the library will not be
open to the public. However,
there will be a changing ex-
hibit gallery available to Wis
itors. The rest will be avail
able to researchers, students,
educators, writer's and others
deemed qualified by the library
staff. They will have access to
workrooms but no material
may ever be checked out Of
the library.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

one of the Nations foremost
centers Of research.
It cost So million and con-
tains tons of papers, books,
film, photos and classified
documents. Among them are
unpublished secret histories of
World War II and records of
United States policies and ac-
tions that followed.
There are also ordinary
paperback western thrillers
that used to untangle the
nerves Of Gen. Dwight D.
Eisenhower when he was at the
front and later President
Dwight D. Eisenhower when
he was living in the White
House.
Dedication Tuesday
This Is the Eisenhower presi-
Dental library, which will be
dedicated here in Gen. Eisen-
hower's home town on Tues
day. His mothers birthday
anniversary.
The two other living former
Presidents Of the United States
may join Gen. Eisenhower here.
Former President Truman will
be present and former President
Herbert Hoover plans to come
If his doctors permit.
President Kennedy will be
represented by q personal
emissary.
The Eisenhower Library was
built with funds subscribed by
citizens Of all SO States. But,
according to a 1855 act Of Con-
gress, it will be given to and
then operated by the Archives
section of the Federal Gov
ernment.
When George Washington
left office he packed all of his
important papers in a couple of
trunks. No one thought much
about preserving them. But
things have changed. The Gov
ernment and the volume of
paper work have grown.
Over $4,000 Books
The Eisenhower Library is
larger than some union sta
Evening star., 1962-04-29
J. Morris Jones,
ChiIdcruft Editor

OAK PARK, ILL.,, April %
(AP).-J. Morris Jones. editor
in-chief Of Childcraft, and vice
president Of the Field Enter
priseS Educational Corp, died
today. He was Sc.
Mr.. Jones was q native of
Evening star., 1962-04-29
De GuuIIe Maps Trip

PARIS, April % (AP).-Presi-
dent de Gaulle plans to visit
four departments in South
Central France next month, in
formants said. Gen. de Gaulle
uses such visits to drum up
popular support for his policies.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

married on an earlier tour Of
duty in America, and several
brothers and sisters in Brazil.
Services will be at II am.
Tuesday in Gawler,s funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Roberts Disputes Army
On Rightto ReIieveHim

ator Allott, a Republican from
his home State of Colorado,
claiming the Army's action was
in violation Of regulations
which prevent the relief from
active duty of reserve officers
with 18 to 20 years service
without their permission.
Asking Senator Allott to in
tercede with the Army on his
behalf, Maj. Roberts said he
has 18 years and 9 months Of
active duty and did not give
his permission to the separa-
ton.
Defends Challenge
Maj. Roberts described Sec
retary Stahr's action as m-
precedented and said if it was
not challenged it may seri-
ously compromise all reserve
officers on active duty"
An aide to Senator Allott
said the Senator is expected
to return this week end from
an Interparliamentary Union
meeting in Rome. The aide
said Senator Allott did not
know Of Maj. Roberts request.
The Army Immediately dis
puted Maj. Roberts interpre-
tation of the regulations. It
said Mr.. Stahr acted under a
section Of law which provides
the Secretary may at any time
release a reserve under his
jurisdiction from active duty"
If Maj. Roberts stays in the
reserve and keeps up with re-
quirements, the Army said, he
will be eligible for retirement
pay when he is 60 if he has 20
years service.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Eisenhower Library
Dedication Set Tuesdoy

ABILENE Kans, April % (AP).-One Of the largest Ii
brares in the word-and of the most preenous-
even have card where anyone can check out a book
visitor would get stopped by eectric-eye alarm
armed guard he tried to walk out with unauthorized
piece Yet this palace Of history ened become
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Needs an above-average
dealer to operate . 1st-class
modern 3-bay station (2
yrs. oldl. This station h To-
Gated on the D, C.-Md, line
at New Hampshire and East
ern aves. ne. High gallonage
and mechanical trade In
sures q high profit. Mod
crate capital investment re-
quired. For information con-
tact MR.. P. H. MORELAND
at La. 9-5p00 or ewes. HE.
1-O56Q.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
BARBER SHOP-NE-

BARBER SHOP-N.E.
Wonderful opportunity for colored
$4,000 complete. $1,000 cash
down. Rent, S175 mo. with apt.
FX Eyes, eLh1ss a1a Sun. SHEA cHAsEN'
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
4l2 5th st. NV. MA. S-9373
RESTAURANT WANTED m va.
good cash. Box 2S-V. Star.
dec, Same owner 8 years, $500
weekly. Can be doubled, by couple
knowing central European cook
ing. ", 1000 down pay. reas. terms.
HO. 2-039S after $50 pm. Tues.
through Sunday.
RESTAURANT, Mt. Pleasant st.
NV. ABC avail. Beaut. equipped.
Lge. profits. Rare bargain. $1,000
dn., S225 mo. rent. DE. 2-7555.
RETIRED. NEED MONEY. portable
merry-go-round. 81 200 or offer.
RIDGE, ST: MARYS CO., Md
aFs aRs lE RAHsY HGsTs RE Plg' sTsss FS h0I;s: IY:
MAN c. DELE & CO.. INC.
BOOMING HOUSE, 9 rms. 2 baths,
3400. block Of 14th st. NV, un-
usual. nice furniture. t12O rent
least. Makes Q nice home with
income. Price for furniture and
business; EHTTs s.; $500. 800; terms; EDWIN
BOOMING HOUsE-wanted. have
Sasiaes. susis oais Box Ss.1 Pv'si Star IN good
SANDWICH SHOP-Baked goods.
ioc.. $ peaSons. Sassms7f56 $500 e1sffii viii
burg, Va. area. ADVANCE REAL
TX, Rte. 2 Falmouth. ys. PLs z
SANDWICH SHOP, Arl.. $3.50,
oigSk1PSs' ifssl; HSi;' co 81 mOdeT9I Terms Terms
SEEKING ADDITIONAL INCOME?
dsrSy Party ice cubes are IN popular
to make money aItomaticaiIy
Write Box 337-R Star.
SERVICE. BUSINESS, well estab.,
profitable, $4,000, in 1861: to
date, up 259S over last year. Can
be increased. Box 391-V, Star.
SERVICE BUSINESS WANTED
subst. cash to invest In profitable
business. HA. 2-3466.
SERVICE STATION, loc. off Route
20. vic. White Oaks. Excel. poten-
tial for qualified operator. EV. A.
1856.
SERVICE STATION for rent or
lease. Good Opportunity. For in
formation. 667-6425.
80. SHOE SHOP -
MUST SELL DUE TO ILLNESS
Call DE. 2-3629 After 6 PM.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
FOR LEASE

3-bay station is available for in
terested party who wants to take
over business. Present dealer must
give up business because of i'll
health. Station located on well
Travelled road and right across
from Census Bureau in Suitland,
Md. 200 new apartments Just COM
pleted behind station to draw
from. Dealer has plenty of minor
mechanical work. Dealer will take
half down and rest on a note on
approved party. For appt: call
MR.. KOTULEK, LA. $4,000 or
HE. 4-5559 aft. 6.
FOR LEASE-Fully equipped, old
established restaurant to respon-
slble party. in Annapolis. Md.
Small investment. Box 224-R.
FOR SALE-coin operated. self
service dry cleaning and laundry
store. New, fully equipped. at
tractively decorated, well estab-
lished. Earning profit after only
IL weeks operation, ideally To-
Gated. large shopping center, in
Va. Requires minimum supervision
by owner. Ideal for professional
man or investor as sideline. Get
in on ground floor Of Coin-op Dry
Cleaning. Approx. $4,000 cash,
balance terms. CL. 6-4512.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

SMALL DIsTR. BUS, 9-5.. 5 days.
cash. GIBRALTAR CO. DI. 7-65O0.
SNACK BAR, air-cond,. seats AZ.
pizza pies, patent medicine. greet
good paying business. S.S. section
Of Mont. Co. Must sell Retiring.
Would take 1e, boat as part dn.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Southern Maryland

GARAGE and ebay filling station.
with mod. liv. otrs., incl. mod.
kit. bath and hot-water heat.
Main highway, corner location.
owner will finance with $1,000
dn.. balance at So.
of the best in Southern Nd. All
LIQUOR licenses. Legal slots. we'll
established business.
TRAILER PARK with 3-bedrm,
home. masonry shop. and liv. Qtrs.
10 trailer leases with room for II
more. Scar garage. l Crestline
trailer (18x35). only "a mi. from
District. Corner location on main
and branch offices open Sundays
and all weekdays except Wednes-
day.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

REST.-Net $1,000. Sacrifice to
best cash offer. Hurry and see
this. It wont last. OIL. 4-9646
after IL am.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

GROCERY-BEER, Sc.
Mixed trade. Owner quotes over
$500 wkly. Low rent. 5 rms, oil
heat. New lease. Best buy in town.
Exclusive.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

WELL ESTABLISHED, 1-man. gem
eral agency representing top fire
and casualty companies. Will buy
small agency or provide office
space on cooperative basis in
new bldg. upper Wis. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
WASHINGTON AND LEE

Major oil company has q modern
3-bay station that will be coming
up for lease, located in shopping
center, present dealer giving up
location due to other business In
terest. Plenty Of parking space
and low rental. financial assist
ther information, phone MR..
DAVIS, LA. $4,000; ewes, z to
Evening star., 1962-04-29
CARWASH

Owner quotes $4,000 yr. net,
outstanding location, $4,000 dn.
NURSERY, SOD, ETC.
Estab. many yrs, outstanding repu-
tation. BLDG. TRUCKS, STOCK,
LAND, ALL IN ONE PACKAGE.
Owner will stay with you and
teach you the business. Good
Evening star., 1962-04-29
BLANKEN SPECIALS

N1LONE1 I . "A ! i IN!
SUPERMARKET LOCATION FOR
x3yE x3yi 1900 N0 c8sT PsT1Ifps I8 x4g HR6 axe we
TER. WE WILL GIVE YOU
10000 SO. FIT. AND UP. YOU
SHOULD DO ANYWHERE FROM
S25-S35,000 A WK. ALL YOU
NEED IS A GOOD REPUTATION,
FIXTURES AND STOCK. CALL
EnD nETA
Evening star., 1962-04-29
PACKAGE LIQUOR NV

Mixed trade. Owner quotes over
$4,000 wkly. Good gross, low rem
tai. Well established location,
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

quotes over 500 wkiy. Rent SIS
mo. including 5 rms. New lease.
Hours 8 pm. to 4 am. including
Sun. Closed Mon. Price, $500
complete. with $1,000 cash down.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

YOUNG MAN. 26. willing to learn
business with opportunity to
invest capitol as partner. Send
resume to Box 305-R. Star.
$3.50 MacARTHUR BLVD. NV
For rent. About 16x70 next to
Highs self-service store. See Mr..
FOX next door. WO. 6-7S72.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
SINCLAIR

MUST SELL Due 10 ILLNESS
Call DE. 2-9629 After 6 Pm.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

The Eisenhower Library is
larger than some union sta
Evening star., 1962-04-29
3. Waters & Associates

STROUT REALTY
], =. Browns Mgr. Leonardtown, Md.
SUPER MARKETS, well est. D. c.
AETHUR J. LUBIN. Broker, DI.
TAILOR SHOP, shoe-shine stand,
mostly alterations. perfect for
caiI esinisFs's Re. 7-ssse. 81 tailor sacrifice
TAVERN : SLOT MACHINES, So.
lge. net. $4,000 dn. DI. 7-65OO.
Excel. bus. and income, sacrifice.
$4,000 terms. DI. 7-6500.
TAVERN, Pr. Geo. Co, excel. bus,
on-off liquor. machine, etc, reas,
terms. GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-65O0.
UPHOLSTERY SHOP, NV. estab.,
well equip, good bus. $4,000 "a dn.
GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-65OO.
USED CARS. corner lot, next to
Ford dealer. downtown NV. loca-
ton: Nov operating. Sale or sub
WANT TO OWN your own busi-
ness? MR.. SOFTEE ICE CREAM
For particulars. call 52S-3sss.
WANT TO LEASE Owner-operator
tractors with Va. license. Long
term lease. Plenty work. Good pay.
Call OF. 4-7655.
WANTED-Partner. Opening rest.
and bar in Hotel. Small invest
ment needed. Call before noon.
462-5S36. or Box 33S-R. Star.
WANTED, ASSOCIATE to establish
nationwide dealer and distributors
to sell coin-operated laundry lock-
er. Must have working experience
in selling and setting up distrib-
utorship. Should be able to invest
in new company. Send resume to
Box 27-V, Star.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOPS

alr-cond. Iocatlons IN seven new
shopping centers under construc-
ton. Md. Va. W. Va. Applica-
tions now being accepted. HER
MAN EISS, ST. 3-0500.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

PKINTING-Complete shop, (Sx12)
QOx16 c. P. presses, 10 inch
cutter, 8 dustproof cabinets and
type. Very reasonable, apply all
day Sunday. every evening after
RECORD and amusement center in
Eusy NV. loc. for active individ-
ual, This is guaranteed no-loss
business. Air conditioned. RA. g.
53l5 or RA. 6-2l76.