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Evening star., 1962-10-24
Civil Defense Shelters
Being Stocked, Marked

County CD aides planned to
issue lists giving the locations
of 104 buildings in Mont
gomery deemed adequate for
public shelters. However, writ
ten permission must be OBJ
tanned from the owners of the
buildings before they can be
stocked.
Arlington County officials
reported a surge of calls from
residents asking for tips on
family preparedness" e
Louis Stocker, county CD CO.
ordinator, said most of the
callers are rather calm about
it," He said the county has
not yet marked over 203 pos
sible shelter locations nor has
it stocked them with food and
other supplies.
approximately the same situ-
alton exists in Alexandria, Va,
where acting CD Director Eu-
gene l.. Barnwell said the Fed
erally-sponsored shelter survey
has singled out 81 buildings as
possible air raid refugees.
Survival Course Offered
Prince Georges County school
officials have re-offered an
adult education course-"Sur-
vival in the Nuclear Age
which failed to attract even
one applicant when it was
listed as available last month.
County School Supt. William
s. Schmidt said special train
ing given to 81 county teachers
last spring qualified them as
instructors for the six-week
survival course. The course is
10 be made available to groups
Of at least Is in neighborhood
schools.
Mr.. Schmidt said the deci-
sion to re-offer the course was
made shortly after Mr.. Ken
nedy's address to the Nation
Monday.
Fairfax County Supervisors
this morning recommended
that county civil defense aides
accelerate the provisioning of
fallout shelters in the county.
The county's shelter survey re-
suited in the designation of
protected areas capable Of har-
boring $1,000 persons. Just
under 100000 people live in the
county.
Throughout the Capital area,
CD workers told residents who
asked about warning signals
that the "alert" sound-indi-
eating air raid danger but not
within one hour-is a steady.
-pulsating siren tone Of
3-to-5 minutes duration. The
more urgent take cover" signal
is a pulsating, rising and fall
ing, siren tone lasting S-to-5
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Labor, Industry
Voice Support
For President
BY the Associated Press

Segments of both labor and
industry came to President
Kennedy's support today in
the Cuban crisis, with 3,400 un-
ionized missile workers at Cape
Canaveral pledging to stay at
their jobs under any condi-
tions which may arise"
Backing for the President
came from such groups as the
National Association of Manu-
facturers and the International
Longshoremen's Association
CAFL-CIO).
In a wire sent to the White
House yesterday, the NAM
said: American manufacture
ing industry strongly supports
your determination to prevent
further arms shipments to
Cuba and to obtain the re-
moVal OF Soviet missiles bases
now on that island"
Unanimous Approval
The union sent a telegram
to the White House saying its
officers and executive board
voted unanimous approval of
your quarantines of Red Cuba. !"
From Cape Canaveral, the
missile workers telegraphed the
President that they recognize
that this Nation is in peril, that
all Americans, civilian and mill
itary alike, in critical areas.
are now part of the national
defense effort and that our
work may involve grave dan
ger from every action.
with that knowledge, we, in
dividually and collectively,
Evening star., 1962-10-24

Federal Civil Defense officials
stepped-up today provisioning
and marking of fallout shelter
areas in Government buildings
Emergency supplies - water
cans, foodstuffs, medical kits
land portable sanitation units
were installed in the Interstate
| Commerce Commission this
morning in a basement shelter
area.
Luminous, black and yellow
"Fallout Shelter" signs and
AUXILIARY arrow-direction signs
were to be installed on and in
side the building later today.
Program Accelerated
Federal and District CD Of
ficials said the program for
stocking and designating all
shelter areas in washington has
been accelerated. A total of
813 shelter areas in Govern
ment and private structures in
the District. were selected in a
Federally backed survey last
winter.
Today's operation at the TCC
Building was so swift that ICC
officials were unaware emer-
gency supplies had been brought
in. The understanding OPP
Grafton was handled by the
civil defense office at the Gen.
eral Services Administration.
George r.. Rodericks, the
Districts CD director, said a.
record number of calls from
area residents seeking inforrna-
tion has been received at the
city's CD headuarters.
The offices telephone facili-
ties were jammed with hun
dreds of telephone calls, be-
ginning shortly after President
Kennedy's address to the Ma
ton on the Cuban crisis Mon
day evening.
More than 1000 Calls
In the "a hours ending at 81
am. today, Mr.. Rodericks said,
CD aides at the headquarters
office in the 4800 block Of
Howard street NV. and at the
Districts Emergency Reloca-
ton Center in Lorton, Va, re-
ceived about 1000 calls. Many
more callers apparently were
unable to get through the
jammed switchboards.
The CD director said the
emergency center at Lorton, 25
miles from downtown Washing
ton, is being operated on a "a
hour basis.
A similar flood or inquiries
was reported by authorities in
nearby Maryland and Virginia.
In Rockville, Montgomery
County CD Director G. Roy
Hartwig said the most fire.
quentiy asked question is:
Where is the nearest public
shelter?"
Evening star., 1962-10-24

bitten news agency bureau
chief. "All I know is that so
far nothing has happened at
ALL"
Cuba Far Away
AT Western mission head
quarters the same atmosphere
of studied normalcy prevails
Cuba is thousands Of miles
away. Why on earth, you are
asked blandly, should there be
any connection?
Military activity on both
sides of Berlin's wall is delib-
erately played down. American
Evening star., 1962-10-24


years of crisis and the threat
of crisis the transients have
come and gone, leaving the
city pretty much the same.
Each time old Berlin hands
have become a little tougher,
a little more skeptical of dire
predictions. Many of the threat
efled crises never materialized
at all. 1t could happen that
way again.
sBerliners by persuasion and
experience are unimaginative
when 1t comes to speculating
about the future.
t"I'm not in the soothsaying
business" growls a hard
Evening star., 1962-10-24

pledge to continue to fulfil the
needs of the Air Force and the
Atlantic missile range under
any conditions which may arise
during this emergency" the
wire said.
"We pledge our skills. our
work, our lives to our country
in her hour of need"
The union members are en-
ployed by Pan American World
Always, which performs some
administrative and support
work for the Air Force on the
range. The unions involved are
the transport workers, railway
clerks, teamsters and plant
guards.
Plants Seizure Asked
In Burbank, Calf, the Ma
chinists' Union, protesting re-
luctance to strike in time of
national emergency, wants the
Federal Government to seize
Lockheed aircraft plants and
run them until an equitable
contract" is achieved.
The union said yesterday it
has exhausted all avenues of
settlement that lay within the
confines of free collective bar
gaining" and there lawfully
r e m aims only the strike
weapon.
And, it said, 1--WE fully realize
the gravity of such a work
stoppage in this critical per-
iod." =.
E. r. White, regional vice
president of the International
Association of Machinists, and
Tom McNett, president of lam
Lodge 727, said Lockheed has
disregarded settlement recon-
mendations made by a board
appointed by President Ken
nedy.
The union said 1t has twice
Cancelled strike headlines.
The company did not COM
ment Immediately.
The union said it sent its
seizure request to President
Kennedy, Secretary of Defense
Mcnamara, Secretary Of Labor
Wirtz and Director William
Simkin Of the Federal Media
ton and Cancellation Service.
Evening star., 1962-10-24
Quiet Blankets Berlin,
SkepticoI Of Crisis
BY CROSBY S. MOVES
Foreisn Correspondent of The Star

4 BERLIN Oct. 24-"Welcome to the quietest place in
Europe"
There is faint derision in the greeting, the natural
reaction Berlin hands toward nerants who gather at the
smell of trouble.
They have seen it happen many times before Over the
Evening star., 1962-04-13
STRIKES
and
SPARES
By JOE WILMAN

Speed and Power Isn't Always
Best Answer in Bowling
Women bowlers use a little
more common sense that do
men when it comes to speed
and power. Because they have
neither the size nor strength to
develop great speed, they con-
centrate on control and timing,
instead.
Jere Price, the 5-feet Az
inch tall, 130-pound Texas
blond, gets pretty fair speed on
her ball for her size. but never
at the risk Of control. She puts
her short hook into the pocket
time after time.
Such control-both in shoot
ing for strikes and for spares
is the key to better bowling.
The average bowler doesn't fig
ure to string too many strikes,
and he must depend upon his
spares for top scoring.
FUNDAMENTALS: The keys
to top bowling form-and top
scores! Brush up by reading
Fundamentals for All Bowl
ers." To get a copy, send 10
cents and q stamped, return
envelope to Joe Wilman, In
care Of The Evening Star.
(Copyright 1862.
National Newspaper Syndicate)
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Pupil Tests Teacher
In Sports Car Feature

qualifying heat the day before,
Penske won the main event by
l1.8 seconds over Holbert's
Porsche. averaging 81 miles per
hour. The two Pennsylvanians
were the only entries to COM
plete the 40 laps.
Last year the Governors Cup
replaced the Presidents Cup as
the national event at Marlboro
and Penske stayed home to
work on a new Maserati. Hol-
bert came here in another
Porsche and mopped up. He
averaged a modest 61.8 mph.
and his best lap was 1892 but
he Tapped the entire field.
The pair finished the year
in a virtual tie for top honors
in American sports car racing.
Penske was awarded the u. S.
National Championship for
1861" according to figure COM
piled by Competition Press.
Holbert received the annual
Americas Driver of the Year"
PLAGUE from the New York
Times.
Four Years Experience
Now 25. with four years of
racing behind him, Penske is
entered at Marlboro this week
end in a 25-liter Cooper
Monaco. Holbert has entered
Evening star., 1962-04-13

a new Porsche RS62 fitted with
a l.7-liter engine.
If both cars hold up. there
won't be a mismatch for the
main prize Sunday. Assuring
this further are the entries of
four Lister CorvetteS, to be
driven by Gene Hobbs of
Wheaton, Georgia's Pat Harri-
son and Hal Keck and Ed
Lowther of Pennsylvania.
Also entered are a Buick
Mustang by Bob Colombosian
of Cambridge, Mass, and a
"Behra Special" Porsche by Joe
Buzzetta of Northport. NY.
The national event begins to-
day with two or three sprint
races for novice drivers at 5
pm. Tomorrow's eight slap
qualifying heats will start at
2:30.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
BY DICK SLAY
Star Staff Writer

Bob Holbert. the veteran
PorSche driver-dealer from
Warrington. Pa, will encounter
more than token opposition
Sunday in defense Of his Gov
ernor's which should be
frosting on the cake for the
more than 10000 sports car ad-
diets expected to spill over
Marlboro's grandstands.
There will be eight races,
starting at 10 am, in which
more than 200 drivers will vie
for national points in the
Sports Car Club Of America.
If the first seven 20-lappers
don't satisfy the fans appetite.
the 50-lap feature is almost
sure to.
The return Of Roger Penske
will cause Holbert's chief threat,
and it is a threat of Holbert's
own making. He sold Roger
two Porsche cars several years
ago and also helped school the
younger driver in much Of his
racing technique.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
20-Lop Event
Tops Auto Card

A 20-lap event for midget
cars heads the first auto rae
ing card Of the season tomor-
row night at the Old Dominion
Speedway In Manassas. Pro-
moter AL Gore expects between
Is and 80 entries.
Two 10-lap heats, a 10-lap
consolation and the feature
are scheduled on the opening
program, which begins at $3.50
O'Clock. All competitors are
members of the American Rae
ing Drivers Club, headed by
Dutch Schaefer.
Len Duncan, 81 year old
Philadelphian, will be defend
ing his 1861 ARDC point-scor-
ing championship. Duncan has
won the title five times and
the 47-year-old Schaefer has
won three times.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Baseball Tyouts
For Civitun League

Arlandria Civitan Baseball
League will hold registration
and tryouts for boys from 10
to 16 years of age at 6 o'clock
tonight and the following two
Fridays at Gunston Junior High
in Arlington and Cora Kelly
School in Alexandria. The next
three Saturdays tryouts will be
held at 8 am. at the same loca-
tions.
Parents are urged to accom-
pany the boys.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Philippines, japan
Tied in DuVis Cup

MANILA. April Is (AP).-
The Philippines and Japan tied,
IL, today in the opening SIN
giles matches Of their Davis Cup
semifinal.
Japan's Atsushi Miyagi, over
coming blistering tropical heat.
beat the Philippines Raymundo
Deyro. 60. Is. Ga, 6H2.
Young Johnny Jose Of the
Philippines played brilliant ten
mis- to outclass Osamu Ishiguro.
IS, 60, 6-3.
Evening star., 1962-04-13
BOWLING
Perfect Game Shot
By 15o Bowler
By ROD THOMAS

the quite fabulous Penagon City sports center
opened 2 thousands Of ten pin bowers and tourists
have been entranced by the trim shiny 14foot Owens out
board cruser display in its foyer
It placed there by Bob Harris and John Somers
Citys propretors, boat-minded
Evening star., 1962-04-13
Holbert MOps Up

In 1860 Penske used one of
the Porsches to beat his bene-
factor in the Presidents Cup
race at Marlboro. After setting
the lap record of 1857 in the
Evening star., 1962-04-13

One Of the reasons the Ten
Pin Coliseum team holds a
well nigh incredible lead Of
l61a games in the Metropolitan
Major Travelling League Is the
improvement this season of
Mercedes Flores. Last season
Miss Flores averaged in the
160s. Currently she's at 1868
and fourth high in the league.
In the last two sessions she
rolled 638 and 636 to raise her
average three points. Ole!
Evening star., 1962-04-13

The 3-T NyIon Safety ALL
Weather, top value safety
tire. Cleaning sidewalks stay
whittier longer. Built with
stronger. safer, tripIe-tem-
pered NyIon Cord.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

The system will link 80 per cent of the Ma
tons cities with more than $1,000 population
and bypass most of the small ones.
But enough of the system is already COM
pleted this summer so that you may begin to
enjoy it. If you're like US. you'll soon begin
to look eagerly for the red, white and blue
signs that designate the Interstate highways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-05

Almost all of the States we drove through
GO of them seemed to have found this an at.
tractive deal. We found the absence Of bill
boards almost as pleasant part of the Inter
state system as the wide. smooth roadways
When the Interstate system is finished,
you will be able to drive from coast to coast
without stopping for a single traffic signal.
Evening star., 1962-11-18
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Evening star., 1962-11-18
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Evening star., 1962-11-18

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Evening star., 1962-11-18
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Evening star., 1962-11-18
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Evening star., 1962-11-18
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Evening star., 1962-11-18

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Evening star., 1962-11-18

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Evening star., 1962-11-18

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Evening star., 1962-11-18

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Evening star., 1962-11-18
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Evening star., 1962-11-18
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Evening star., 1962-11-18

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Evening star., 1962-11-18
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Evening star., 1962-11-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

to a 80 record, according to
Coach Paul Furlong.
Butler is averaging 81 points
a game and probably will boost
that mark during the season.
The 6-3 Junior has perhaps the
greatest touch in the league.
Braxton. a four-year veteran,
is the most versatile OF the
three and can be counted on
for is points a game. Baylor
So never has lived up TO his
potential, but the nephew OF
Elgin Baylor, high scorer OF
the Los Angeles Lakers. is a
dangerous threat under the
boards.
O'Connell has an All-State
player in Dick Buckley and q
pair Of backcourt whizzes in
Bart Steib and Tom McVean,
Also Coach Bob RuSevlyan has
received so me unexpected
scoring from Steve Matson
who has been In double figures
three times.
Babe Marshall, CAROLS new
coach, was an assistant at Con-
zaga last season and wants
very much TO finish ahead OF
the Eagles. Big Sam Harris. a
6-6 junior who dropped in %
points in his last effort, should
be the Lions top scorer. The
only senior In the starting line
up will be Roy Grille. a back
court man. Sullivan will build
his team around Lou Rubino
John IIimmelberg and Re-
bounder Frank LaBuff.