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deeper significance than the mere
advent of speedy and luxurious
transportation and the many BEN
efits of commerce that will flow
from it.
This Giant 6-Million-D Dollar Pan
American Airway bird that came
to us on the wings Of sound and
rests briefly here on our new Jet
Airstrip which we fashioned es-
pecially for it, is to most Of us a
symbol of the accelerated progress
that now characterizes these ISL
andS.
But, it is more than that. It
comes to us from an outside world
throbbing with the revolution of
chang and beset by the challenges
and problems of shaping a new
economy and a new way of life
under which men of goodwill may
exist peacefully and happily toge-
ther,
It is inevitable that these chang
es must affect our People of st.
Croix and their neighbors of the
Virgin Islands. !, for one, welcome
it, for the Seeds Of Change can be-
come the Fruits of Progress.
In the few minutes remaining
before our friends of Pan Ameri-
can World Anyways must return
this Giant Bird to its element to
take its place in their Great Jet
Armada that shows the Stars and
Stripes around the world, / wish
to remind my Crucian friends and
neighbors that they, too, stand on
the threshold of an era of newt
able change. Our serene isolation,
the very tempo of our way of life,
will be deeply influenced by the
Jet Age-on the ground as well as
in the air.
For hundreds of years-indeed,
since Columbus first looked upon
these beautiful islands, the econo-
my of st. Croix has been based up
on a purely agricultural economy
, 1962-06-16
V.I.JoINS Jet ACE K1
VIRGIN ISLANDS FORCES LINK WITH
WORLD AROUND US. GOVERNOR SAYS

Remarks Of Gov. Ralph NJ PaiewonskY at Inaugural Ceremonies
of Pan American Jet Service to ST. crcix June 9. 1862
These United States Virgin Islands and St. Croix, in par
ticular, today forge a New Link with the World around us.
1t is not enough to say that we have come Of age in the
let Age. The symbolism Of this Jet inaugural Flight has much
, 1962-06-16
FOB SALE
Volks Microbut Deluxe
$1,000 Cash
Cor best offer)
Telephone: c 158 w I.
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruplicate
will be received at the Depart
ment of Property and Procure
ment, Division of Procurement
Christiansted, St. Croix, US.
Virgin Islands until 100 AM.
June 81, 1862.
Fluorescent Lighting Fixtures
Office Equipment
Douglas Fir Lumber
Fire Equipment
Furnishing Labor and material in
providing Air Conditioning
Screen at the Ingerbors Nesbitt
Clinic. Frederiksted. ST. croix.
U. S. Virgin Islands.
The Government reserves
the right to reject any or all
bids, to waive any informality
in bids, and unless otherwise
specified by the Government
or by the bidder, to accept any
item in the bid.
Copies Of invitation to bid
may be obtained from the Di-
vision Of Procurement, Chris
tiansted, st. Croix, u. S. Virgin
Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioners of Property &
Procurement
Per:
Alphonso RomneY
District Supervisor
, 1962-06-16
FOR SALE

l : British Ferrograph Stereo
Tape Recorder
| Sherwood $4,000 Stereo
Amplifier
2 S~tromberg-C Carlson MC-4l
Dynamic Microphone
All in Excellent Condition
ISLAND
Marine & Electronics
Frederiksted Tel. Elsa
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sPECULATORs! : 1880 down.
balance one trust. S13 mo. p.i.t.i.
Vacant. 3 bedrms. JU. S-33S0.
SPRINGFIELD - UNDER-vALUED
3-bedrm. brick ramb.. fenced cor
ner lot. Ia baths, plastered walls
bsmt. w/rec. I'm. 5914 BrunSwicH
st. Call FL. 4-7049.
SPRINGFIELD, Edsall Park. .5207
Gather rd.-3-bedrm. Crestwood
split-level. IL baths. rec. nm,
garage. Superior condition. Near
elem. schl., pool membership avail.
Assume 5Leo FLA inservice, $50,
900. OWNER. CT. 6-6270.
SPRINGFIELD-Open. Split-level
3 lge. bedrms.. liv. rm., din. I'm.
kit. wLranRe, refrig.. disposal
den. util. I'm. with washer. IL
baths, garage. Assume FILA loan
Will consider $1,000 down and
and trust. 1923 Essex ave,
Springfield. Va, 451-245l.
STARTER SUPREME = wonderful
starter home in quiet area. Vacant
rambler with large kitchen. 3 bed
rms, liv. rm., dining rm., large
level shaded lot. Needs redecorat.
ing. Swimming pool membership
available. $3.50 down FLA. S16.'
! 500. PARKER, SMITH & DON
NELL. REALTORS, JE. 4-22ss.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., N.-Save. save. Is mos. new
spacious brk. Cape Cod, "a baths,
s tVin-bed rms, formal din. rm.,
Ice. cleo. kit. gigantic paneled rec,
rm., cow. shops, schools. churches,
bus, / blk. off Wash. blvd. at 1112
N. Jefferson st. Low price, $27'950,
Open LIS pm.
ARL- = Home and income. Attrae-
tive. close-in home with attached
garage. on lge. lot. including q
completely private apt. renting for
S95 per month. This Is . real buy
OF. $1,000. MONAHAN REALTY.
ARL., n. = 3-BEDRM. BRICK, scr
porch. tiled bsmt., eating space in
kit. Assume 51zss loan. Move in
now! For the most nice living
N. 24thl loft Lee hwy. and con-
venient to bus and shopsD
BRoWNMILLER REAL ESTATE
IA. 7-3lO6 or IA. 4-3O50
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

DOCTORS, ATTENTION Aunt
apt. bldg. In Langley Park Area
now contains . doctors offices;
Additional space can be eonverteo
into 4 or more offices. RAFFELL
REAL ESTATE, JU. 9-11O3.
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4 OR S BEDRM. HOUSE m NV.
SECTION. Walking en- dissa isso shop
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COLLEGE PARK and Holy Re.
deemer Parish.-A huge old-tash-
Toned home dating back to ultra
comfortable living. 4 nice bedrms.
2 full baths, big S0x160 corner
lot, no style here. Just plain
house and lots Of 1t. Fun price
Just $1,000 and assume existing
financing.
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LIsTINes WANTED

hS'"eS "
WE HAVE CLIENTS for acreage.
lots and commeretal grouno
MONTGOMERY Co. List with US. CAL
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.. u.
5-4222.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK-3-bedrm. brick
rambler on Ice. lot With big trees,
exit. Conv. to everything. This is
q Beauty at S16.950. with 500
down. FLA or assume 40 CT
IIo o9ni prArw INC A74-4oOO
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LOVELY NEIGHBoRHooD

BROYHILL PARK, Ice. shaded lot.
quiet st. Well-built 3-bedrm. brick
rambler featuring spac. sound
PROCEED rec. rm:, liv, I'm. W firepl.,
tile bath. all elec. kit. full bsmt.
woo It. storage shelves. Cony. TO
schools, buses and shop. centers.
SlS.500. FILA or assume 4l2ee
oPEN-l3Os Hewitt st.
OWNER-JE. 3-0440
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COUNTRY LIVING sPEcIAL-3-
bedrm. rambler with basement
sep. din. rm. and . terrific s3y
40 wooded lot. Aluminium and
stone exterior for low heat bills
and small maintenance. Taxes
just S11O per VI. Full price on
easy FLA terms, S12.9b0.
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CAROLE HIGHLAND
PARKLAWN

CHEvERLY-Price reduced 81, 900
to S16,95O for this custom-built
5-rm. brick bungalow on well
Handicapped lot. Fireplace in. 25-ft.
liv. rm.. full bsmt.. built-in ga
rage. Concrete porch No down
payment to vets or FILA terms.
CAL GIu,s VA & c6 3-y ing HosEHF O.
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KAIORAMA TRIANGLE
16 UNITS

Located in excellent NV. rental
area The down payment will be
approximately 20ec Of the pur-
chase price. Please call Mr.. Athey
ewes. and Suns. AID. 2-51O6.
SIGLER & co.
10I1 K St. NV. ST. S-7zs1
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TOWN & COUNTRY PROP. INC.
OPEN 9 TO 8
.ANNANDALE OFFICE. CT. 5000
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$14,950
4 BEDROOMS!

In this immaculate home. close to
bus, schools and shopping. Hand
some kitchen with eating space.
Living rm. with fireplace. Econom-
ical Dashboard heat. Excellent
Falls Church neighborhood. Buy
CT with low down payment or fl
nance FLA. Call now, HU. l-a100.
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ARLINGTON

Once in q lifetime. for the family
looking for that special rancher-
type home with no steps to climb
Features splendid large living and
dining rms, 3 twin bedrms., huge
closets, generous table space in
its m d er n kitchen. Screened
A real find, In Country Clut
Manor area, for only S24.950
FLA financing. Call JE. 10000
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HILLcREsT HEIGHTS Il E avIl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2-bed-
rm. cottage. enclosed sun porch
bsmt.. Diet. garage. Lge. level lot.
Priced to sell at S12.500. Low dn.
payment possible.
EXCLUSIVE WITH TRACER
TRACER ASSOCIATES, JU. $1,000
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MOVE RIGHT IN!-Yes. owner viii
give immed. poss. to qualified buy.
er. It's q doll house with 3 bed.
rms. dining area and opeT
porches. Fenced rear yard with
towering trees. Can be purchased
CT. nothing down. at ONLY S14,'
500. McQUAIN REALTY. JE. 4
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ARL.-Assume loan less than rent
eompl. redec., 3 hlkS. TO bus anc
shops, 4 twtn-sizs bedrms., beaut
lV. rm. WLfirepl., fam.-siSed din
IN. see this and you VIII love Il
Many Ice. trees, S1S,500. LYNN
REALTY. JE. 2-9400, JE. 2-1563
ARLINGTON NORTH
Large trees shelter this vell-eon-
structed Cape Cod on nice corner
lot. Features hV. rm.. dining room
and kitchen on LIST floor with
spacious side screened porch.
bedrms., den and full bath or
End floor. Paneled recreation room
with fireplace. bath in base.
ment. Wen priced for this con.
venient neighborhood. SO, $50.
TOWN d COUNTRY PROP. INC
OPEN 9 TO 8
ARL. OFFICE KH. $1,000
ASSUME AZ q LOAN
For q little down you can aSsuml
this CT loan and move in.
1. 3-bedrm-. 2-bath brick rambler
.. Full basement.
3. Cow. to Belvoir and PentAgon
4. owner transferred-must sell To-
only $500.
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MANASSAS-Cape Cod. 8 bedrms.
Small down payment. Assume G1
loan. Call EN-, S-296b.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
STATELY OAKS

Cast their shade over this spacious
brick rambler all afternoon. In
maculately kept. Just off Williams
burg blvd. Center hall entrance to
large liv. I'm. with fireplace, sep
arate family din. I'm, big de luxe
kitchen with breakfast nook, twin
size bedrmS., fun bsmt., beautifully
paneled rec. rm. and ftrepl., Gear
built-in garage. In both Yorktown
and Williamsburg Jr. High district
Owner leaving. Now priced FOL
immediate sale with very reason
able down payment. See It.. you i
love II. Shown by appointment,
IA. 4-130O. NJ. T. BROYHILL q
SONS, REALTORS. 1900 Lee hwy.
Arlington.
ST. MICHAEL'S
Walk to parochial. elementary anc
high school from this white brick
split-level. Featuring 8 hedrms
with a possible fourth. "a baths
fireplace in liy. rm.. plus. 3 rec
rm. and hobby shop. Close u
Annandale and BeltwAy. Ownel
will sell for the VA appraisal o.
S26.5O0.
TOWN & COUNTRY PROP, INC
OPEN 9 TO 20
ANNANnAIE OFFICE CI, R.Q1 az
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
IDEAL FOR STORE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL BUILDING IN q
growing area with plenty Of park
ing space. Located in Prince Geo.
Co. Agent. Henry Moore, lr.
MOORE g. MOORE. REALTORS
RE. $4,000
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ASSUME CT
BeltSVille Beauty

Custom built brick rambler on large
corner io o., WIZ huss scar , plieS
3 fine bedrooms, bright cheerful
kitchen with table space. 20-ft
living room with fireplace, full
basement with space for reerea-
ton room. FLA at S22,500. ROB
ERT E. JOHR, INC, REALTOR
HE 4-4O00
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
LOOK
No More

II you desire Q modern s.
bedroom, 3-bath brick ram
bier on Q large level lot We
believe we have the house
you are looking for. This
home Is located in 9 COM
munity Of better homes in
nearby MCLEAN. Foyer en-
trance. separate dining rm.,
all electric kitchen, exquisite
daylight family room. dou-
bic carport, and loads Of
other plus features. Home
will be redecorated in your
choice Of eolors. Call now
for appointment 70 inspect.
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FAIRFAX-Access to DULLES In
ternational Airpor from this
charming, 4-bedrm., 2-bath split
level. Special features include
tasteful decorating and most ap-
pealing carpeting throughout low
er floor. TERRIFIC FINANCING.
You may assume q S20,5OO Gl
loan. Total price, only S26,5OO.
Call JE. 10000.
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REALTORS SINCE l9O6
HOLMES RUN ACRES = 3-bedrm
contemp, 5000 down FLA. SIG,
500. OWNER. JE. 10000.
JUST A STONES THROW FROM
Lean schools, so centrally located
luxe baths. giamorous iiy. rm. w
attrac. wrought iron wall, terrific
view from formal din. rm. anC
beautiful kit. w eating space
EXQUISITE pIayroom w/firepl. Base.
SeM. n;IT " w6oDEp LOT. Price6
for immediate sale. Excel. financ-
ing, JE. $4,000. WIN. A. CHAP
MAN REALTY. INC.
LAKE JACKSON = Several year.
round homes overlooking beautiful
lake with IL miles Of naviRablC
water. Enjoy water skiing, boat.
ing, fishing and swimming. AL
have fireplaces, furnace. screened
porch and beautiful trees. Con
venient to military bases and d. c
Prices from SS.400 to Sl3'5OO.
m MANAssAs-New brick rambler
3 bedrms., paneled 1S-ft;. familI
rm., modern kit, large util. room
III baths, lots Of closet space
Price, S1S,500. Also. other excel
values, including 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with view Of Blue Ridge
SHUBER a. JUSTICE, INC.
ia N. Battle St., Manassas Va.
36S-441l
Ewes. 36s-3776 and 36s-54l6
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LEwISDALE AREA-Clearly the
class with 8 bedrooms. IA baths,
separate din. nm. and q fabulous
pine-paneled rec. I'm. Vacant for
quick possession. Cleaner than
new. Anchor fenced, storm win
dows, air conditioned. All the ex-
tras. Owner offer minded may
pay lots of settlement costs for
quick deal. Already appraised ct
$16,250.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
AP. 7-7774 AP. 1915
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CONTEMPORARY
DO YOU WANT
TO BE SETTLED
BEFORE SCHOOL
eTARTSf

/. FAIRFAX-3 Ice. bedrms., IL
baths, separate din. rm.. fenceC
yard. Walk to bus. Owner will pa!
"a closing cost. Completely redec
$4,000.
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CHEVERLy
EVANSVILLE

$1,000 down and assume one trust
This 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick Cape
Cod with finished rec. rm. and
many extras. Quick possession
and no red tame.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20
: BY MARY McGRORY
star staff Writer

When President Kennedy
welcomed President Syvanus
olympic Of Togo today, his
heart was In it.
! President olympic, q BEAM
ing 59-year-old, is practically
our idea Of what the leader of
an emerging nation ought to be.
The visiting president speaks
excellent English. as he dem.
of1strated in replying to Mr..
Kennedy's greeting ct MATS
Airport. His outlook and his
education are Western. He Is
pro U. N. and pro Peace Corps.
Nkrumah Only Enemy
Mr.. Kennedy. o one.languase
man who Is always in awe Of
linguists. spoke Of Mr.. Olym.
pio,s command Of English,
French and German, q happy
circumstance dictated by his
country's. history as q protec-
torate Of those countries and
one which enables him to act
as . so-between among other
African leaders.
MIR, Olympio's country Is
small, being little more than
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20

by the Supreme Court of New
York.
Judge Troy denied both allie
cations. but acknowledged that
he had been called before su-
perior judges to explain his
role In an Irish demonstration
in New York. Judge Troy said
he was present at the demon
Stration because he was presi-
dent Of the organization and
was completely exonerated."
Mr.. Celler put into the rec
ord q letter signed by II men
who had served as associate
justices when Judge Cooper
was In the lower court and
urged his confirmation.
Mr.. Klein countered with a
letter from one Of the judges
who had signed the other letter
and now wanted to say that
the letter Of Endorsement was
not "a nattestation of his judi
cial temperament"
Senator McClelland, Demo-
crat of Arkansas, asked with
some irritation what it meant
to recommend somebody land
then turn around and say he
doesn't mean it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20

her phosphate mines and her
fisheries. To the latter purpose
Mr.. Olympic recently asked for
six fishermen from the Peace
Corps. He is also looking for
ward to the establishment OF
the first Peace Corps medical
mission in his country next
month.
Mr.. Olympio's stay will be
of q businesslike nature. Be-
fore he leaves Washington
Thursday morning he will have
talked with Fowler Hamilton
director of the AID program
Edward Gudeman, Undersecre-
tary Of Commerce, American
businessmen interested in At
RIGA, USIA Director Edward r
Murrow and representatives of
the International Monetary
Fund and the International
Bank.
He will have two meetings
with Mr.. Kennedy in addition
to a White House luncheon
today. Another circumstance
which should add to the con-
geniality Of the meetings Is
the fact that AID granted a
loan to Togo last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20
A CONGENlAL VISITOR
Kennedy Greets Togo Chief

one long road, $50 miles LONG
and 100 miles across at Its
widest point. Unlike Katansa
for instance, 1t is not rich and
so not likely to be fought over
Mr.. Olympio's only enemy
among African leaders Is
Kwame Nkrumah Of Ghana
whose palace Is some 6 miles
from the border of Togo.
The two Presidents are fellow
alumni Of the London School
Of Economics.
Mr.. olympic. who was much
IN demand as an interpreter
during the recent all.Africa
conference ut Lagos, is so bent
on teaching his people English
that o teacher Is brought on to
the floor Of the National AS
sembly for language lessons to
the members.
Seeks Peace Corps Aid
In his airport remarks, Pres
ident olympic said he hoped to
explain to President Kennedy
during his stay the real aspira-
lions Of our country"
The most urgent aspirations
are. apparently. to increase
education In Togo, to develop
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900 in Veterans Administration
life insurance, $63 a month
from the Veterans Administra-
ton as benefits for herself and
the couples one child (they
now have five>, $l52.42 a month
In social security widow bene-
fits, $3.50 a month from social
security for an unspecified dis
ability. and $3.50 a month
from social security for the
child.
The payments extended for
about 100 months.
Sherry never hid out. He
worked for the Long Island
Rail Road under his legally
adopted name from 1856 to
1860.
Then he obtained welfare
relief from Suffolk County. But
investigation by welfare case
workers into his financial back
ground led to his arrest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20
FDA to Seek New Laws
On Deceptive Labelling

But he told a reporter he is
sure the answer will be yes
and that he will start drafting
his recommendations as soon
as the subcommittee winds up
its inquiry, perhaps next week.
Weight Hard to Read
In testimony to the subcom-
mittee, Mr.. Larrick pointed to
the imported kidney beans as
a prime example of how house
wives sometimes have diff
Guilty learning just how many
ounces of foodstuffs they are
getting for their money.
The beans had been pack
aged in California in a trans
parent envelope, and the net
weight was printed on the en-
velope in ink of the same color
as the beans.
Mr.. Larrick also showed a
package of powdered milk to
which a coupon had been af-
fixed, concealing the printed
statement Of weight, and a
package Of popcorn which had
a free sample" affixed to it,
also covering the statement of
weight.
Mr.. Larrick said you have to
practically take the package
apart" to uncover the printing
as to weight of the popcorn.
Mr.. Larrick said he wanted
to emphasize that most pack
ages are in compliance with the
law but that he believes the
public Is fed up with such
abuses as having the net weight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20
BY the Associated Press

George p. Larrick, food and
drug commissioner, said today
he plans to ask shortly for new
Federal laws to help combat
deceptive packaging of foods
and other products.
He made the statement in
an interview after showing
Senate investigators a small
suitcase full Of specimens OF
what he termed the misleading
labelling Of packaged foods
ranging from frozen desserts to
kidney beans imported from
Japan. President Kennedy has
said new laws may be needed,
TeStifying before the Senate
Antitrust and Monopoly Sub
committee. in the closing stages
Of an investigation Of deceptive
packaging practices, Mr.. Lar
rick said he wanted to take
another look" before deciding
whether tougher laws are
needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20

or are members of some other
minority race or religion.
- -
MANPOWER HEARINGS
The House Civil Service Sub
committee on Manpower re-
sumeS its hearings on March
q with Army officials as
witnesses. On March % the Navy
will be heard from, followed
by the Civil Service Commits
sion on March 20.
PAY-The Senate Civil Serv-
ice Committee hopes to wind
up its Government pay raise
hearings today and 60 into
executive session within the
next week to report out a pay
raise bill for Federal classified
employees and postal workers.
Chairman Johnston is anx-
ious to get prompt action on
the bill In the Senate, since
hearings have not yet been
scheduled by the House Civil
Service Committee.
S. -
HONORED-Bun Bray, jr.,
staff director Of the House
Civil Service Manpower Sub
committee, has received The
Stars citation Of merit for his
contributions over the years to
the development and improve
ment Of public schools in Fair
fax County and the promotion
Of more effective local govern
ment. Mr.. Bray has also won
the Fairfax County Sun Echo
Education Association award for
his contributions to better
schools.
UJA KICKOFF-The Gov
eminent division of the 1862
United Jewish Appeal holds its
kickoff dinner at $50 pm. to-
morrow In B'nai Israel
Synagogue, Sixteenth and
Crittenden streets NV. Eleazar
LipSky, president of the Jewish
Telegraph Agency, will speak.
Stuart Rothman, general coun-
sci OF the National Labor Re-
lations Board, is chairman of
the Government unit. Labor
Secretary Goldberg is an hon.
orary chairman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-20
$4,000 Is Collected
By'Deod' Man and Wife

RIVERHEAD. N. Y, Mar. 20
(AP).-A man accused Of try
Ing TO- make q better income
dead" than alive through in
surance and benefits was being
held today on Q grand larceny
charge.
THE Suffolk County district
attorneys office said Peter r.
Sherry, IS, and his wife Rose.
mary, 81, sat back for eight
years and watched more than
$4,000 roll In.
The wife, alSo charged with
grand larceny, was released yes.
terday In County Court In her
own recognizance to obtain q