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CLFRH TWISTS to S"65
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HELP WoMEE
ROOKKEEPER-TYPIST

PERMANENT POSITION IN SMALL
REAL ESTATE FIRM. MODERN
AIR-COND. OFFICE. 5-DAY. So
HOUR WEEK. VARIED DUTIES.
SALARY OPEN.
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AuToMoBILEs FoR SALE AuroMonILEs EoR sALE

FoRD 81 station wagon. power
ssscsC6inEM $685. EM aye sSOSS sns After :. q and S h.
FORD '62 dalaxie 4-dr. sedan, fully
equip. $2.196. Cali 362-4O96.
FORD I56 Fordor Fairlane, D. steer
ing. $396. FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221
Conn.
FORD 80 conv., all white, full
power, exceptionally clean through.
out. bargain priced at S1,295, car
finance with sos down, cash Of
tSade.
FOREIGN IMPORTS
1000 NORTH FAIRFAX DRIVE
ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA
IA. $4,000
FORD '62 Galaxie 5000 Tudor,
$4,000 miles, like new. Must sell.
Call Do. 6-7410.
FORD so Tudor hardtop. T. and
h.. auto. trans, power steering,
Wv. tires. V-S engine, o very
good buy, S1,195. LEE d. BUT
LER, 1121 21st st. NV. FEA z
FORD 81 straight-stick e-cyl
Tudor, red and white. r. and b..
Wv. tires. $1,395, LEE D: BUT
LER, 1121 21st st. NV. FE. e
XCA4.
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EXCELLENT RTE. 66
SPECULATION

400 acres. near cioverleaf, Route,
SO and is (Haymarket, Va
$3.50 per acre. $4,000 cash, bal
int. only 8 yrs, 10-yr. payout
Principals only.
PETERS & CO.,
FE. 7-S742 Wk. Ends VIII. 6-457a
FAIRFAX COUNTY, vA.-90 acres
HUNTER MILL RD.-DIFFICuL1
RUN. Approx. 1850 It. frontage
Hunter Mil I'd. and 1.050 II. OF
Lawyers I'd. Beautiful Difficult
Run Valley on . sides Of prop.
erty. Gas and water. Residence
on one knoll. Wooded except val.
ley area. Do you have friend.
who would ike to Join you in 5.
acre homesite. Call M Robinson
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Realtor DE. 2-41Ol
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALL CASH for small plot OF
ground. Might consider alley
Ii. 6-5964 weekdays 10 to 4.
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P.RR. Siding. Enclosed Truck Well
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
RICHARDSON REALTY. INC.
DI. 1885
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AuroMoBILEs FOR SALE AUroMcBILEs FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 80 Impala eonverti-
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7O4 W. Broad st., F.C. JE. 4-2422,
CHRYsLER 80 windsor 2-door
hardtop. power steering auto
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pymt., pymts. Ct bank: LIPS guar
L. p. STEUART, INC.
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CHRYsLER 80, fully equipped 4
DR.. Windsor, pretty white finish
GENERAL IIak CAR q WAGON SALES
1717 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
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Exclusive Design
9xl2.Ft. Rug

Cushion Inciuded-----67,y5
Limited timel 1905 nylon pile
in vibrant colors. Florsls, textures
or leaf patterns in this group.
Ssdu 8 Stores
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Nl.st

was SALE
BLOWING ROCK Italian Provincial
Fruitwood Veneer Oval Extension
Toble OR 5 Side Chairs OR Buffet,
OR China, your choice -------- each SPECIAL $500
DRExEL Extension Tobe, fruitwood
extends to e2". EorIy American, from
the "Americon Treasury collection -225 90 1890
THE FOLLOWING PIECES FROM THE
"SORRENTO" COLLECTION BY
TOWNSVILLE IN ROWAN CHERRY,
ITALIAN PROVINCIAL
Breokfront Chino, 6l"x75" hiqh 3le.e5 1895
54" Buffet fundamentally 100 1885
38" Server s4.oo
teof eoteIea 7obIs D -7H-.-----ls5.oo '... 1925
BROWNSVILLE Eory American Hor-
vest TobIe, solid maple -----------lO80o 1900
BERNtARDT Danish Style Walnut.
Your choice of 4 Side Chairs, OR Drop
Leaf or ound-Squore, eoch------l2oo5 10000
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RoII-end BROADLOOM

l2'xe' BieeIow l00qo Wool Loop Pile,
beige, aqua sondowood -------- $500 5S.SS
l2'xl2' Bieeow lOO0o Wool Loop Pile,
beige, aqua, sond-wood ----------l28O0 1888
l2xl s. Bieeow ! oOqo Wool Loop Pile,
beige, oquo, sondoIwood ----------l6OOO 1888
7'x7'3" Mohawk O0q6 Nyon Twist
qod --------o0zO---~---o1----.22e.5o w o0~ 49, so 1890
PIP MosIond l009o Nylon Tex
tured Pile, green -----l27.zo $500
l2'xl2' MosIond l009o Tweed Pile,
brown and beige e----------------ll1.Z 20 $500
1879 MosIond O09o Nylon Tex
tured Pile, oehre ----llS.25 $500
l2'xl4' Mohawk l00o Nyon Tex
tured Pile, sand -----------------l64 90 lZS.Oo
=. and many more!
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HICKORY Lodys Lounge Chair quilt
ed cover in orchid and beige. Floral
print Mahogany legs casters ------l39.OO $500
CENTURY Lounge Chair blue cover,
poly -docron cushion, kick peot skirt,
cushion back k-------------------l3l.O 90 $500
CLYDE PEARSON Soto, modified wing,
) cushions, skirt, soee green cover .48soo z44.oo
BEACHLEY LOUNGE CHAIR, down
cushion, button back, skirt, blue coverloeoo $500
KROEHlER Ape. Sectional Soto, wal
nut, foam cushions, tobacco brown
SANFORD Bachelor Chest, French Pro-
vncoI. black and gold ------------ 1926 1926
PRESTIGE Hi-Bock Lounge Chair,
turquoise foam cushion ---------- 59.o5 $500
CENTURY Hi-Bock Occasional Chair,
open arm, mahogany, green and wine
DANDY Lounge Chair, frutwood,
Italian Provincial, down cushion, beige
THAYER coeeIN Contemporary Soto,
O0" 4 cushions, blue ------------3635 so 1900
HAMPTON SHOPS Contemporary
Soto, walnut, foam rubber cushions
; Rotton Desk Choir, turquoise finish 69.e5 1000
Il Rotton Square Lamp Toble, turquoise
sEbue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 39.95 1000
Rotton Occasional Choir, nustord color
lsz ftofAe ard scot eot-------1--------- 1895 1000
SEL0 Contemporary Lounge Chair,
4 Wolputy beige -1-4as-z-----------4lZ9.95 $500
IMPORTED from Denmark, Walnut
FSofo, ,1pIod and solid color fobric. COM
binotons in brown. Foam rubber --z29995 1900
( NORTH HICKORY Eorya Arereon
Soto, foam cushions. pillow bock 4s
GROUP of Eory American Slipper 81 !.
Rockers in green, red or blue with W
motchine scot and bock covers, each $500 $500
CENTURY EorIy American Solo, foam
rubber cushions, forol print cover,
box pleot skirt t------------------ofo fo.OO ZSS.Uu
CENTURY Eory American Lounge
Chair, foroI print t---------------225.OO 1890
BROYiILL Eorly American Hi-Bock
Squire" Chair in rust and beige top
violet and ond beige % liner, - 80 % 1895
a9s sDRExEL Credenzo and Open Hutch s* h ~
= Top DISTRESSED beige and gold finish. +.
ftonqRo tempo collection -------- 259OO l69.o0
CONTEMPORARY Soto,y walnut. gold
stripe cover full length foam cushion -324oo $4,000
KNOLL Contemporary Wire Choir
white and black ----------------- $3.50 1900
HAMPTON SHOPS Contemporary 90" f
Soto, beige cover, walnut trim on arms,
back and legs ---454.OU 3SS.OV
TEAYER COGGlN 30" Soto, contem-
porory. Midnight blue 2------3l6OO z5s.oo
BEkCHLEY Soto, 9o", spring down
cushions white cover -L-------4E5.OO $4,000
CENTURY fChppendoe Soto, spring
down cushion, mohogony, quilted tlorol
beige cover --------------------4o4 4o4.Oo ZSSVO
. and many more!
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Z BEDROOM


pecan and maple. Contemporary
style ----------------2leoo $500
HlBRITEN Italian Provincial butter
nut, 9-drower triple dresser, twin mir
rors. chest chest, full size chair
DOCK Ded 9SS.UV
TOWNSVILLE Triple Dresser and
Framed Mirror, white and decorated
with floral motif -----------------lI3.OO 1890
UNIQUE Triple Dresser and Double
Mirror in solid maple. From the
Hallmark" collection ------------354.00 1900
HlBRITEN French Provincial Fruitwood
Triple Dresser, Framed Mirror, Powder
TobIe and Full Size Heodboord with
metal frame f.UU 3LS.VV
Killing Solid Mahogany, 1O-Drower
Triple Dresser, Framed Mirror, I
Drawer Chest, Full Size Poster Bed ---ol9.o5 $4,000
DIXIE Single Dresser Framed Mirror,
Chest and Poster Bed, mahogany
-ZZS.UU IoS.UU
BoUDoIR CHAIR, blue floral print,
skirt TSS0 [S.VV
NATIONAL Contemporary Walnut
Finished Triple Dresser, Framed Mir
ror' Chest and Twin Beds ---------427.5 so 1890
NATIONAL Contemporary Walnut
Finished Triple Dresser, Framed Mir
ror, Chest and Full Size Bed -------3o35O Z5S.oo
JAMESTOWN STERLING Colonial
Maple Bed, full size -------------- Z8OO l9'UV
DIXIE Contemporary Chest Of
Drawers, Congo teak ------------ 1871 4S'so
AMERICAN OF MARTINSVILLE, wal
nut, triple dresser, framed mirror,
chest on chest full size bed, mite tobe $500 $500
-. and many more!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-28
By MARY McGRORY
Star staff Writer

What the name IS. Hurok
Presents" means on the con-
cert poster, John McClellan's
name means on the notice of
the congressional hearing.
Senator Mcclellan is type
cast for his role. His face sug-
gestS the mountain lion, stern
and watchful. His voice is
full of wrath and woe, and
when he says to some mis-
creant in the witness chair.
why dont'cha admit 2"
even so redoubtable a nom
admitter as Teamster Presi-
dent Jimmy Hoffa is given
pause.
His work with the gavel is
impressive. He merely fin
gers it when a rumble starts
in the Caucus Room, never
pounds it indiscriminately
like some heavy-handed
chairmen who lack his natu-
raj authority. His very
we'll" cuts across the bleat-
ings of his colleagues like
no other very well" on Capt.
toll Hill.
So it was with a sense of
pleasurable anticipation that
hearings-buffs stormed the
Caucus Room yesterday, glad
to stand around the walls
and in the aisles to watch the
old master go to work on
Billie Sol Estes, the financier
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Interior Opposes
Roosevelt Design
BY the Associated Press

The Interior Department has
Joined the Fine Arts Commits
sion in opposing the prize-win-
ming design for a memorial to
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
In a report to Congress to-
day, the department recon-
mended rejection of a resolution
for adoption of the design
which calls for seven large
L-shaped tablets of varying
height on 81 acres of West Po-
tomac Park here.
The design was chosen by the
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Memorial Commission as win
ner of a competition authorized
by Congress in 1859.
The Fine Arts Commission
rejected the design as too large
for the setting, lacking in re-
pose and not in harmony with
the nearby jefferson and Lin
coin Memorials and the Wash
ington Monument.
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MCCLELLAN FINDS MATCH
Estes Hearing Boys Down in Federo|ese

Billie Sol. of course, out
witted them all.
The head of the ASCS,
Horace Godfrey. read a 80
page statement, which showed
how it couldn't happen, and
incidentally also emptied the
hearing room, and set the
Senators to laughing and
talking among themselves at
the committee table.
Mr.. Godfrey's prepared
statement was couched in the
musty prose of the govern
ment directive. Once he
erupted into plain English
this was in an insert-in
which he said that the
farmer committee system, in
which l believe wholeheart-
eddy. had to be rescued after
eight years of neglect and
outright knitting"
This lapse caused an indig-
nant outcry from Senator
Mundt of South Dakota, the
ranking Republican, but Sen
ator Mcclellan smoothed
over his ruffled feelings and
soon the Senators themselves
were talking pure federaleSe
and Senator Jackson, Demo
crat of Washington. was
talking about "the falsifica-
ton of certification under
Rule 178."
Senator Mcclellan seemed
like everybody else, rather
bored,
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Without even mentioning the
prestige battle that has blocked
conferences on appropriation
bills. the House today passed
a one-month continuing reso-
luton to finance Government
agencies at the start of the
new fiscal year.
Apparently lost in the shut
file was a deficiency appropria-
ton bill that would have paid
salaries and other operating
costs Of various agencies that
have run out of money already
this fiscal year, which ends at
midnight Saturday.
Those agencies encountered
unexpected expenses that
caused them to exceed regular
1862 fiscal year budget money
in recent weeks.
The House earlier this month
passed a $133 million deficiency
bill to finance these agencies
until the end of the current
fiscal year. The Senate in
creased this to $277 million.
Because of the dispute since
last April between House and
Senate Appropriations Com
mittees, there has been no Con-
ference Committee meeting on
that bill or on any of the regu-
lar appropriation bills for the
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BOILING BIDS FAREWELL TO FLYING
Agency Funds Okoyed
By House for Month

fiscal year beginning Sunday.
The main points in dispute
were whether House or Senate
chairmen should preside at
conference committee meetings
and where such sessions should
be held.
Chairman Cannon and other
House committee members
complained that conference
sessions always have been held
on the Senate side of the Capt.
toll and that Senators usually
have presided. Senator Hayden
countered by suggesting that
some of the appropriation bills
should originate in the Senate
committee.
None of this, however, was
even mentioned in today'S
brief House discussion of the
continuing resolution intro
duced by Mr.. Cannon. The
Missouri Democrat described
the bill as merely the usual
routine continuing resolution"
so that Government agencies
would continue to receive
funds after next Sunday if
their regular appropriation bills
for the 1868 fiscal year have
not yet been enacted by Con-
gress.
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fallen man. but with Billie
Soils temptress, the Depart
ment of Agriculture. Billie
Sol, by all accounts, has an
interesting personality. The
Department of Agriculture
has not.
Investigating the depart
ment is like counting the
grains of wheat in the grain
storage elevators of Billie
Sol, and approximately as
rewarding.
Even Senator Mcclellan
cannot thunder at a depart
ment and implore it to do
right. On paper, it is doing
right. They brought charts
as high as an elephants eye
into the Caucus Room, which
showed the whole department
is ShlpShape, Watertlght, up
on its filing, 100 years old
and, in the words of one of
its employees, proud to have
the opportunity to further
improve its ability to serve all
of the people of the United
States and hungry people
elsewhere in the world"
1t did, as it happens, serve
Billie Sol rather better than
some of the other people of
the United States but on the
drawing board, it just couldn't
have happened.
The Agricultural Stabiliza-
ton and Conservation Serv-
ice, which was Billie Soils
plaything, has 54,138 persons
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Churchill
Falls, Breaks
Thigh Bone

MONTE CARLO. June q
(AP).-Sir winston Churchill
fell to the floor in his hotel
early today and suffered a
fracture close to his left hip
joint.
His secretary, Anthony Mon
tague Browne. said Sir winston
suffered a fracture "of the neck
of the femur." This upper ex-
tension of the thigh bone leads
into the socket Of the joint
A fracture there could be a
serious matter for a man of
Sir Winston's age-88 next
November.
He came here Tuesday for
a two-week vacation, leaving
Lady Churchill at their country
home at Chartwell.
A spokesman for Lady
Churchill in London said "Sir
Winston will be flown home
tomorrow and will probably
recuperate from his accident
at his London home in Hyde
Park Gate"
Mr.. Montague Browne said,
however. it was not yet de-
cided whether the former
British Prime Minister will re-
main in MOnaco's Princess
Grace Hospital.
Sir Winston was examined
there by the hospital director,
DR.. Charles Chatelain, and DR.,
Andre Fissore. an X-ray expert,
Asked if Sir Winston had
suffered other injuries such as
an injured shoulder, the secre-
tary declined to answer.
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OUTDOOR MEALS
FOR THE HOLIDAY

OUTDOOR PIcNIcS will be the
order Of the doy in mony American
families next week when the July
4 holiday falls in midweek. The
Stor's food editor, Violet FouIkner,
advises planning meols thot ore
cosy to tronsfer outside from the
kitchen in her column todoy on
Poee C-l.
AMERICAN TROOPS sent to the
defense Of Thoilond may have just
os much to do with the guerilla
war in South Wet Nam. Stor Stoff
Writer Eorl H. Voss discusses the
situation in the lost Of q series on
Southeast Asia, on Poee Ala.
SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES in
the Maryland Stote Boord Exomi-
notions for dentists and dental
hyeienists ore listed on Poee CO.
Hove The Stor Delivered to
Your Home Dolly and Sunday
DioI Lincoln $4,000
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Kennedy Sends
Unqer to Laos

Leonard Unger, a Foreign
Service officer with 20 years
experience, today was named
by President Kennedy to be
Ambassador to Laos.
Mr.. Unger has served in the
Far East since 1858. Before
then. most of his experience
was in Europe. He helped
negotiate Italian and Yugo-
Slavian boundary disputes. was
a political adviser to Trieste,
and helped shape political and
military policy in Europe.
A Phi Beta Kappa graduate
of Harvard, Mr.. Unger lists
Rockville, Md. as his home.
He attended Harvard University
at the same time as the Presi-
dent.
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Satellite Launched
At Vundenberq Base

VANDENBERG AIR FORCE
BASE, Calf, June % (AP) -
The Air Force says a satellite
employing a Thor Agena- B
booster combination was
launched from this missile base
yesterday.
The combination usually lifts
a Discoverer. Further details
were not announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-28
Senate Setup
In Maryland
Ruled Legal
Judge Duckett
Rejects Petition
To Reopportion
By PAUL HOPE
Star Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS, June 28.-Circuit
Judge o. Bowie Duckett ruled
today that the makeup of the
Maryland Senate, which is con-
troled by rural areas, is consti-
tutional.
The decision was a setback
for the Maryland Committee
for Fair Representation, which
had asked the court to force
reapportionment Of the senate
to give the big suburban coun-
ties more representation in that
body.
The committee, whose suit
forced a reapportionment of the
Maryland House of Delegates
last month, plans to appeal
Judge Duckett's decision.
Judge Duckett based his rul-
ing primarily on the Federal
plan" on which the Federal
Congress has a House Of Rep
resentatives based on popula-
ton and a Senate based on
geographic area.
Warns Against Haste
Judges Duckett held that the
State can properly follow the
Federal plan and that, in fact,
the Senate of the United
States itself was formed on the
model of that Of Maryland"
Fudge Duckett declared that
the trial courts should not en-
gage in judicial experimental
ton or void a section of the
State Constitution unless
clearly illegal"
In holding that the Maryland
Senate can be based on area
and geographic location regard
less or population. Judge Duck
EFT said:
THE system protects minori-
ties and prevents hasty, al
though popular, legislation at
the time.
ut preserves checks and
balances and the Republican
form of government.
"It is based on history, tradi-
ton and reason"
Argument Rejected
The Committee for Fair
Representation had argued
that Is per cent of the popu-
lation elects a majority Of the
State Senators. Each county
and each of Baltimore's six
legislative districts has one
Senator, making total Of 90.
Alfred Scanlon, attorney for
the committee, had argued
that the Federal plan is not
applicable to State legislative
See MARYLAND, Page AS
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from Pecos, Tex. The feel
ing was that Billie Sol had
met his match at last.
Their happiness was short
lived, howeve For the
Arkansas Democrat, who has
grappled with crooked labor
leaders and erring night-club
operators, has taken on a
giant.
Senator Mcclellan, 1t ap-
pears, is not going into the
arena with Billie Sol, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-28

here and in the field, so
regulatory laws and enough
paper to fill all those non
existent storage tanks Billie
Sol said he had.
The ASCS has, moreover,
just to mention a few of it's
refinementS, a Bin Storage
Division. a Compliance and
Aerial Photography Division,
a Disaster Livestock Feed
Staff and a Defense Service
Staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-28
Freeman Defends u. s. on Estes
SobIen, Red Spy, Arrested
In Israel After Fleeing U. S.

TEL AVN, Israel, June %
(AP..-Israeli police today ar
rested DR.. Robert A. Soblen,
bail-jumping fugitive from a
life sentence in the United
States as a Soviet spy, and
hurried him before a magis-
trate.
Arranged in a Tel Aviv court.
Soblen was ordered held for
the issuance of an official
charge against him within the
next 10 days. 1t is understood
he will be accused of entering
Israel illegally and with false
papers.
Reliable sources said Soblen
arrived here Tuesday night
after a flight from New York
via Paris, showing immigration
officers a Canadian passport
in the name of his late brother,
Bruce Soble.
When police asked for his
passport this morning on his
arrest at the Hotel Savoy in
Tel Aviv he repeatedly said
he must have lost 1t on the
way from the airport.
Free Under 100000 Bail
He had been free under
100000 bail pending appeals
that died when the United
States Supreme Court refused
Monday to review his case.
Reputedly dying of leukemia
tcancer of the blood, the 81
year-old Lithuanian-born psy-
chiatrist was convicted in
New York Federal court July
is, 1861, of spying for Russia
over a 20-year period that in
cluded World War II.
The Hotel Savoy manager
said Soblen arrived with a
small suitcase, registered as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-28

"Beras Sobel. 70" and listed
his nationality as Canadian.
BeraS is the Hebrew equivalent
of Bruce.
He slept until noon yester-
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day, had light lunch and
made several phone calls. He
got in touch with a Tel Aviv
lawyer, Ari Ankorion, went for
SOBLEN, Page Az
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Portiol Text OF President Kennedy s
Press Conference. Poee A. IA
any such act of force would de-
pend on the situation as it de-
veloped," Mr.. Kennedy said.
But there must be no doubt
that our policy, specifically in
Guiding our readiness to take
necessary action in the face of
force, remains just what it has
been on the matter since 1855"
Build Up Reported
His warning was aimed di-
rcctly at the Communists who
are reported to be building up
troops opposite the off-shore
islands of Quemoy and Matsu.
He was warming the Commu-
nists that the United States
would help the military de-
Tense of those islands as it did
in 1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-28
Raised Last Year

The Commissioners last year
raised the real estate rate by
20 cents per 500 of assessed
valuation, making the levy
$3.50. .., So. .-.... ..s
The Commissioners do not
have to take action on the real
estate rate until later this sum-
mer. The city must set the rate
in time for tax bills to reach
residents by September /.
Mr.. loves statement at
today's meeting was made in
connection with the Commits
sioners' action in voting to hold
the levy on business inventories.
known here as the personal
property rate, at So per 500.