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Evening star., 1962-09-27
BETHESDA-HIIIMEAD

DE h-6lLlLMEAl1
white brick spIit-level
on attractive corner lot. Living rm.
with firepl. sep. din. rm. fully
equip, mod. kitchen with eating
space, 2 double bedrms and bath
on upper level. Extremely large
master bedrm. and bath on lower
level Rec. I'm. S29.750. Excel.
financing avail Mrs. Magill. OIL.
h-3s22. ]. ?. BEGG. INC, REAL
TORS, DU. 7-24SO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick spli,
level with grand piano-slzed liV
rnl.. with firepl.. den. 3 bedrms.
ia baths. rec, I'm. with fireplace,
scr. porch, built-in garage. beauti-
ful level y -acre lot. In convenient
area for fast downtown transpor.
tation. Lower 30s. KORZENDOR-
FER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-S1lI TIL Q
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MISSIONER DRIVE
8 Mile View of Capitol
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HOWARD COUNTY

eEBRINdI b.T. and den. With ~.
models from sis. 800. Directions
Out Rte. 90 N. pass Allview Is
tates to Owen Brown rd., take
left for B mile. turn right on
Sebring DIR. Open Sundays. Eve
nings. call Atlas 6-2390 (dial
KE. 1-51l1 dial 3O1l.
OLD HAND HEWN. 5-room ior
house house. ,s Elec. and well, PriyScy
northwest Of D. c. S4,S00. JU.
S-916Q.
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Chevy Chase
The Hamlet

Artistic perfection. Delightful sir
conditioned rambler on lovely leyel
lot having complete seciusion IA
the rear. Center hall, large hieh
ceilineed living rrn. open to ter
race with lily pool, full-size dinine
rm., up-to-date kitchen. glassed.
in porch. 2 bedrms. 9 baths, study
Ior 3rd bedrmD. basement, garage
Realistically priced at S44 $50
I. CASS LEIGH e. JAMES 4
SCHWAb, EN-. 2-5600. ewes: Mr.,
Leigh. OIL, 2-3799.
CHASE AREA blk from
elem. school, brick Colonial. with
8 bedrms., LIST floor powder nm,
scr. porch, fireplace, sep. din.
S,ns rec. area. FLA approved at
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HOUSES FoR sALE-MB,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
WHEATON,
PLAZA

Schools and bus are just a short
walk from this all-brick 3-bedrm.
2-oath rancher that features full
sep. din. rm-, tAbie-space kit.
and finished rec. I'm. FHA ap-
PrsiSsa' 100000 and "oKD 4
KEN DRUsKIN, Rsaltor. e4s-4oOO
WHEAT0N-Perfeet starter home
waking distance to Grade school
2-bedrm. rambler on level corner
lot. extras include outdoor kiddy
playground. all new storm win
dpvs and doors. FHA 500 and
~ Der mo. handles AL. e49-
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES Mor.
WHEATON,, Mr.. ARcoLA RD.-2-
story eustom-built brick home. 4
bedrms.y 2 full baths, lge. liV.
modern kit. w/breakfast nook,
finished rec. I'm. w/firepl-, h.-W.
h.. 1s-acre wooded lot with sum
mer house, garage. Excellent
value at S35, 900.
2. N. FRY CO. OIL. e-73s3
WnkATON-YoU CAN'T ASK FOR
SoRE. Lovely 3-bedrm- brick
ranlhl Ter. today's kitchen. separate
din. rm., full bsmt., fenced level
lot. EXCELLENT ASSUMPTION.
Call 94a-7O7O.
IC. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
WOODsDE PARK-Brick RAMBLER
with 1000 50 II. floor space,
ultramodern throughout. 3 bed
rms, 2 baths. fabulous rec. rm.,
maids I'm. and bath downstairs.
Centrl. air cond. Ewes. Ma. 2-0177.
KELLER WOOT1M0OR III E-rIuQ
W00DsIDE, NORTH -3 bedrm.,
firpL in hv. rm.. fen. wooded I'd,
charming and neat as . pin. Quiet
FHA. knoll REALTY, oil. q
snsn nrns M p-anea -.
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Chevy Chase
KirkSide

Charming true Colonial center hall
home. First floor consists Of large
living I'm. opening onto Screened
porch overlooking lovely private
garden. dining rm., study and
powder rm. and "todays" kitchen,
There are 3 full sized bedrms,
and 2 baths on 2nd floor. Two
family bedrms. and bath on 3rd
H.. Recreation rm. with firepl.,
attached garage. House is in ex-
cellent shape throughout and Is
priced for immediate sale. L. cASS
LEIGH a. JAMES z, SCHWAB.
N, 2.5s00., ewes: Mr.. Bemsn.
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S17.500

Brand-new. on q tremendous
wooded lot: 3-bedroom rambler,
large kit. full bsmt. Moderate
aown payment considered.
Miller Associates, Inc.
Realtors VIII. $1,000
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION -MoVs

JOURNEYS END-Perhaps this e
what you have been searching for,
Spotless split foyer in the town Of
Fairfax. 3 bedrms.. IN baths.
dining rm., den or 4th bedrm.,
huge modern kitchen with eating
space, 1S-ft. rec. rm. Has 2 fire.
places, patio, center-hall entrance.
etc. Large lendscsped lot With
Price 500, 500. FHA or GI IL.
nancing. Prestige area. Open 9-S,
REALTY. JE. 4-7O00
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CHEVERLY
VET NO DIN PYMT

COLLEGE PARK-LarEe, quarter
acre fenced lot, nr. schools. bus
and park. with adorable rambler.
Twin-size bedrooms, extra-large
equip. kit, fun bsmt., storm vim
dows. Only S13.T5O with $3.50
down FHA. or no-down. OF.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

GI-NOTHING DOWN
paid. A little elbow lS'e crease vii VII
turn this beautiful rambler Wa
bedrms., paneled family rm. and
full bsmt into show place. The
owner pays the settlement costs
and you buy paint, brushes and
varniSh and have payments less
than rent. q40-2S6O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

HARD FACTS = wel-maintsined
stone Colonial on deep wooded lot.
gracious living rm. with massive
fireplace, formal dining rm., de-
hghtful kitchen. breakfast rrn..
paneled den, diversified bedrms..
Ia baths, full bsmt.. Scar de-
tsehss. taehsd ss5ase, S17i;soos JHI1AsNS HANSON
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VACANT

FOUR CORNERS - Immaculate
brick Cape Cod with bedrm. and
bath on 2nd. Full bsmt.. lovely
large wooded lot, terrific buy at
ST. 900. FHA appraised. Call our
Wheaton office. 949-2300.
N1 o
Evening star., 1962-09-27

AREAS BEST BUY bright and Cheer
ful colonial, coy liv. rrn., full din.
rm.. step saver kit. oversize mas
ter bedrm. with walkin closet,
anchor fenced yard. alum. storm
windows and doors. Hard TO beat
for S11,750 with only S400 dn.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP 7-l266
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rms Baths

D beornS.-4 baEhS
SILVER SPRINo-oorgeous brick
split-level. Huge an-electric kiteh-
en-. beautiful rec. rm. with fire.
place. lovely landscaped lot. Only
S34.950 with terrific financing
Only S5, 900 down and payments
Of S175 per month. Call our
Wheaton office. 949-23O0.
Shannon & Luchs
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Shannon & Luchs

NEALIOHS SINCE IBUb
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION-Brand-
new brick custom split-level in
Hillandale with S24.400 LIST trust
available. 3 bedrooms plus guest
room, y baths, garage and re-
LEY Co, REALTORS. jU. O.
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dOMEOWNER REALTY

ANDhEWb AHEA-bEhhSHIh =
Immediate possession. 3 bedrm
brick Colonial. firepl. in liv. rm.
din. rm.. kit, bsmt.. finished rec
i block to Mt. Calvary school,
and shopping. FHA or VA terms
JOE JACOBS REALTY. RE. g.
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ANDREWS AREA - Owner trans
ferred. Immediate possession. s.
SsdTm Silsyei ~ Liy ,vs Tm ~ din Tm mi
baths, bsmt.. rec. rm. FHA or Gi
terms. Trades considered. JOE
JACOBS REALTY. RE. 6-590q.
ANDREWS AREA HILL CREs I
bedrm., III bath bi-level, near
all conv., ike new cond. Owner
transf. Don't miss this.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
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shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
INVESTIGATES

WESTGATE
Red brick Colonial in a very de-
sirable neighborhood. Beautifully
redeeorated. new kitchen. 3 bed
rms, . baths, built-in garage.
screened porch. Very attractdveiy
priced. Ewes. Mrs. MacAuley. OIL.
2-6093
W. c. a. A. N. MILLER DEv. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
EN-. 2-4464
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Aid
Vote Set by
Conferees

House-Senate conferees de-
cided today to vote Monday on
proposed compromise legisla-
ton for aid to colleges and uni
versities, including limited
grants for non-public and
church connected educational
institutions.
This decision at the confer
ence committees first meeting
in several weeks did not guar
antee an eventual agreement
on a bill. Several members de-
clared, however, that they were
very optimistic that something
will be worked out before Con-
gress adjournS."
When the conference met to-
day it received a suggested
compromise from q majority of
the House conferees. This re-
portedly dealt mainly with the
question of providing Federal
grants as well as loans to col
leges and universities operated
by religious denominations.
The gist of the compromise,
it was learned, was q provision
authorizing some grants to
church-connected schools for
use only in constructing science
buildings and libraries.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
HOUSE LABELS
BOURBON AS
u. S. PRODUCT

The House voted yester-
day to designate bourbon
whisky as a distinctive
product of the United
States"
The purpose of the
resol ution, unanimously
approved and sent to the
Senate, would be to prohibit
importation of foreign
whisky improperly desig-
mated as bourbon.
The resolution approved
by the House Ways and
Means Com mittee was
sponsored by Representa-
tive Watts, Democrat of
Kentucky. The House was
told, however, that the bill
is not limited to Kentucky
bourbon but is designed to
declare officially that
bourbon whisky originated
in the United States.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Sessions Set
On Reurino
Children

The first of six Thursday
afternoon discussion sessions
on child rearing problems will
be held at 1880 pm. tomorrow
at the Mount Pleasant Public
Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
Street NV.
Mrs. Sooch Rannells, family
life educator Of Family and
Child Services of Washington,
will be the leader. Among topics
to be covered are aggression
and discipline, personality and
character development, facts
Of life, parents rights and
responsibilities, children chores
and allowances. They are open
to all interested parents.
The sessions are being 6
sponsored by Barney Neighbor-
hood House. Both Barney and
Family and Child Services are
members of the United Givers
Fund.
3 The family life education
program is being carried on
throughout Metropolitan n
Washington by Family and
Child Services. 1t seeks to give
parents, young adults and teen
ayers a chance to meet to dis
cuss common problems, and
gain a better understanding o1
them.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Channel Project
Is Okuyed in
Pocomoke Sound

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. IL (AP) =.
The Board of Public Works
has cleared the way for the
Army Corps of Engineers to re-
locate the channel in Pocomoke
Sound.
The board voted Monday to
free the Federal government of
any financial responsibility
which may arise from the mov-
ing of the channel. The prof.
ect will cost an estimated $544,-
600.
Controller Louis L. Goldstein,
a board member, said the new
channel is the first step in cut
ting a canal through the MAIN
land to Ocean City.
Boats travelling to Ocean City
from Chesapeake Bay must
now circumnavigate the Vir-
ginia CapeS. A canal through
the Eastern Shore would short
en- the trip an estimated 200
miles.
Col. Roy s. Kelley, District
engineer of the Corps of Engi-
neers, in Baltimore, said the
new channel would bypass the
area known as the Mud Flats
and would come close to the
northern shore of the sound.
The channel currently being
used fills in rapidly and is diff
ficult to maintain, he said. .
Col. Kelley also said the pro-
posed channel would be IL feet
deep compared to the present
routes Z feet.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Sports Car Driver
Hits Dump Truck

Ronald I. Nylen Of the 97OO
block Of Dillston road, Silver
Spring, was in critical condi-
ton at Fairfax Hospital today
following the collision of his
sports car With a dump truck
on Old Columbia road near
Annandale.
Mr.. Nylen, IS, lost control
of his car, police said, and
skidded 100 feet into the path
of the approaching sand-laden
truck. The accident occurred
shortly before ! pm. yesterday.
Officers estimated damage to
the car at $4,000, and to the
truck, $470.
Mr.. Nylen is employed by
Consultants and Designers in
Arlington. According to a hos
pital spokesman he received
fractures of the skull, both legs
and right arm. The driver OF
the truck, Dolly Bryant, a.
Of Stafford, Va, was not hurt
the spokesman said.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Urban Group
Renews. Fight
On raining

The Washington Urban
League will pay vigorous at
tention" to apprenticeship
training programs in the Dis
trict this program year, Ster-
ling Tucker, the organizations
executive director. said today.
Mr.. Tucker said apprentice
ship training becomes increas-
ingly important as automation
causes the disappearance of
greater numbers Of Sunskilled
jobs. Attention to this prob
lem will be a renewed effort,
he said.
Our effort Of two years ago
to get one Negro electrician on
a Government building under
construction indicates clearly
how tightly the doors are
closed to Negroes in many
areas of the building trades
and yet construction is the
second largest industry in the
Capital" Mr.. Tucker said.
Eighty per cent of the stu
dents in Washington's voca-
tional schools are Negroes. but
less than 10 per cent have the
opportunity to move into trades
of their choice" he said.
The responsibility for the
exclusion of Negroes from ap-
premiership training programs
lies at the door of organized
labor and management" Mr..
Tucker said. He added, how
ever. that both groups have
shown a willingness to do some
thing about Clle problem.
The National Urban League
conference which met last week
at Grand Rapids, Mich, heard
Walter G. Davis, assistant di-
rector Of the AFL-CIO civil
rights department here in
Washington, explain the success
of the California Plan" which
has done much toward elimi-
mating racial discrimination in
apprenticeship training pro-
grams in that State.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
DOCTOR TO CHILDREN
Strontium LoIIipops
May BoIk FoIIout

BEXH1LL, England, Sept. IL
(AP).-Dr. Michael Ash is
handing out strontium-87 lolli-
pops to his eight children.
He says they can combat
radioactive fallout. The "A
'year-old m e dical specialist
thinks he has discovered a sim
pie measure of protecting every
body in Britain.
DR.. Ash's theory is that the
effect of radioactive materials
can be nullified by a heavy in
take of the same minerals in
natural form.
"The body eam only accept
a certain amount of these min
erals" he said. 'Once the quota
has been taken up by the nat
ural minerals. no matter how
large the quantity of radioactive
versions the body was subjected
to, it would be completely un-
affected"
The basis for immunization
in the lollipops, he says, is sea-
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Z Marine Guards
Stationed at NSA
Beaten, Robbed

Two Marine guards stationed
at the National Security Agency
at Fort Meade, Md, were beaten,
robbed and tied up by two
men IN the basement Of a
Northwest Washington home
early today, police reported.
The victims were identified
as Pvt. Edward r. Parker, 20,
and Pvt. James O'Leary, 20.
Police said they were aecosted
in the 1400 block Of I street
NV. about midnight by a man
who invited them to meet some
girls.
When they entered the base
ment in the 1900 block of N
street NV, another man ap-
peared. and the Marines said
they were showed against the
wall, struck with q blackjack
and tied up with parts Of their
own uniforms. The assailants
took a watch and wallet which
contained no money from Pvt.
Parker and 81 and his car keys
from Pvt. O'Leary.
The Marines called police as
soon as they worked free Of
their bonds. They described
the first attacker as between
16 and 18, about ITO pounds,
5 feet 10 inches tall, wearing
a red sweater and dark trousers.
The second man was described
as 18 to 20, about $50 pounds,
with a mustache and wearing
a green-gray chauffeuer-type
uniform. Both attackers were
Negroes, they told police.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

weed and strontium rock which
are found near Chipping Sod
bury in the CotSwold hills.
There, he says, Britain's leuke-
mia rate is lowest.
DR.. Ash reported he has been
feeding" his family iodine ex-
tracted from the seaweed and
the powdered strontium.
Nov we have complete i'm
munity to radioactive strontium
and radioactive iodine" he
said.
David, the doctors 14-year-
old son, helps to make the lolli-
pops.
"I reckon we can produce
tAem at 5 and 6 pence (6 and
z cents) EACH" he says.
DR.. Ash said he adds fluorine
to the lollipops to protect his
children's teeth.
The strontium lollipops are
sweetened with sugar and diff
ferent flavors.
They taste better than ordi-
nary illipops," Mrs. Ash said
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Impact Of Court
Rulings on Police
Discussed Here

More than 100 high-ranking
officers Of the Metropolitan
Police Department met yester-
day with Washington's top
Federal prosecutors for a dis
cussion Of the impact Of recent
court decisions on law enforce
ment.
United States Attorney David
c. Acheson and Police Chief
Robert ". Murray issued a joint
statement after the closed ses-
sion in the Detective Bureau,
explaining that the conferees
discussed such matters as:
The effect Of recent Court Of
Appeals decision; prompt ar
raignments; compliance with
the Mallory Rule; late hour
arrests; inter-agency proce-
dures and interrogation prob
lens.
The meeting, it was said, was
called as part Of a Joint effort
by the United States Attorneys
Office and the Police Depart
ment up to date on what the
courts have said.
A booklet will be printed OF
the question-and-answer ses-
sion that followed reading from
some Of the decisions. Report
ers were told no "blueprints''
for police procedures were
issued. The officers, all Of the
rank of lieutenant and above,
were merely told what the
courts have ruled in the matter
Of arrest and arraignment pro-
cedures and will be expected to
comply as they interpret the
effect Of the rulings.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Deaf Mute
Tells of Rope
By Youths

A petite, 19-year-old deaf
mute in a pretty yellow dress
described through an inter-
prefer today how she was al
legedly raped in Q Northwest
Washington alley last June Is
by a gang Of boys.
In an unusual hearing before
United States Commissioner
Sam Wertleb, the girl related
her version Of the incident
through Detective william Zer-
wick. Of the special investiga-
tions squad. After the hearing,
Mr.. Wertleb. ordered three de-
PENDANTS held for the grand
jury on rape charges. They
are Alphonso Dyer, II. Of the
1900 block Of N street NV;
Frapcis williams, 1e, of the
same address, and Milton Mar
tin, is, Of the 1900 block @
street NV.
Police said the assault tool
place in an alley in the 140C
block of Twelfth street NV
The girl said she was taker
to the alley by two boys. She
said more boys soon gathered
accounts vary from 5 to 90
and threw her to the ground
where several Of them in turr
assaulted her.
Using sign language and voca
noises which Detective Zerwicl
understood, the girl said SHE
was held to the ground with
her mouth covered to mufflt
her attempts to call for help
She pointed out that three de.
PENDANTS as participants, but
said only two Of them actually
raped her.
Dyer. william and Martir
we're waived by Juvenile Courf
for adult trial at Distric
Court. In ordering them helC
for grand Jury action, Mr.. Vert
leb set bond for all three a
$4,000 each.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

He joined the District school
system in 1928 and served for
80 years, l8 Of them in ele-
mentary and vocational schools,
including Burrville School, of
which he was principal, and
Phelps Vocational School.
Mr.. Evans leaves his mother,
Mrs. Carrie Evans, a brother.
Randall. and q sister, Mrs.
Carolyn Wright, all Of 1862
Second street NV, where he
lived; another sister, Mrs. Ethel
Price Of 304 Franklin place,
Silver Spring. and two other
brothers. DR.. Carnot Evans,
1923 S street NV, and Robert
Evans, 1910 Kearney street NE.
Services for Mr.. Evans will
be at / pm. tomorrow at Nc
Guire Funeral Home, 1920
Ninth street NV. Burial will
be in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Louis R. Evons Dies,
Ex-SchooI Principal

Louis Roscoe Evans, 50, for
mer principal Of Shaw Junior
High School here and a leader
in District youth work, died
Monday at Freedmen's Hospital.
Mr.. Evans served on the
Commissioners Youth Council
during 1953-55. and was q
member of the board Of direc-
tors Of the Bureau of Rehabili-
tation. During 1856, he was
a member of the Juvenile De-
hnquency Committee which
now is a part of the United
Community Service.
Born in Annapolis, Mr.. Evans
attended Dunbar High School
and Miner Teacher College
here, and received his bachelors
degree in education from How
ard University. He took his
masters degree in public ad-
ministration from Columbia
University.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Top Cos Firm Officials
Testify in Bug Probe

see Gas Transmission Co. in
the FPC case. Spokesman said
today a decision in the FPC
case still is pending.
Following Mr.. Burrows ap-
pearance before the grand jury
two other Tennessee Gas Of
ficials appeared briefly. They
we're r. L. McVey. executive
vice president of the firm, and
Gardiner Symonds, the board
chairman, both from Houston.
Both men said they had an
swered questions put to them,
but declined to discuss specific
testimony.
Mr.. McInerney, in answer to
questions today, confirmed re-
ports that some Tennessee Gas
Transmission witnesses had de-
clined to answer questions
about the bugging incident at
earlier grand jury sessions. He
also confirmed that some had
taken the Fifth Amendment.
Witnesses Appear
Two witnesses, who report
edly had appeared before the
grand jury earlier, appeared
later in the day. One was Miss
Peggie Louise Everitt, secretary
to William c. Braden, a Ten
nessee Gas Transmission vice
president in charge of the
firms Washington office. Miss
Everitt, after her refusal to
answer grand jury questions,
was ordered to testify by Dis
trict Court Judge Edward M.
Curran. The Government had
offered her immunity from
prosecution. She had said she
was afraid her answers might
lncrlmmate her.
Mr.. Braden was the other
Tennessee Gas Transmission
employe who testified today.
The grand jury proceedings,
which are secret. are being
conducted by assistant United
States Attorney Harold j..
Sullivan.
Evening star., 1962-09-12
H. Ray Webber, Delegate,
Virginia Orchid Grower

CLIFTON FORGE, Va, Sept.
IL (AP).-H. Ray Webber, 81,
of Lowmoor, a member of the
Virginia House of Delegates
since 1856, died in a hospital
here yesterday.
Death was attributed to can
Ger.
Mr.. Webber had re-entered
the hospital where he had un-
dergone chest surgery this
spring.
He represented Allegheny
County and the cities of Cow
ington and Clifton Forge in
the House.
Mr.. Webber recently was
named to the States Tax Study
Evening star., 1962-09-12
Virginia Reoctor
To Increase Power
BY the Associated Press

The Atomic Energy Commits
sion announced yesterday it in
tends to permit operation of the
Lynchburg nuclear reactor at
increased power.
The Acc said it intends to
permit Babcock & Wilcox, op-
orator Of the reactor for re-
search purposes, to increase the
power level from $50 thermal
kilowatts to 1000 thermal kilo-
watts.
The Acc said a construction
permit and. ultimately, an
amended operating license will
be issued unless a request for
a hearing on a petition for in
tervention is filed within Is
days after today.
Evening star., 1962-09-12

Commission. headed by former
Gov. Thomas B. Stanley. In
the House, he was q member
of these committees: Counties,
Cities and Towns; General
Laws; Education; Manufac-
lures and Mechanic Arts, and
Mining and Mineral Resources
Prior to his election to the
House, Mr.. Webber had been
q member Of the Allegheny
County Board Of Supervisors.
In private life. he was an
automobile salesman and had
gained prominence as an or
child grower-a hobby that de-
veloped into q business.
Mr.. Webber, a Presbyterian,
was a Roanoke native.