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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-31
Menon 0usted,
Ne|lru Takes
Defense Duties
BungIing Charged
AS Chinese Press
Drive Into India

NEW DELHI, India, Oct. 81
(AP).-Prime Minister Nehru
removed the heavily criticized
V.K. Krishna Menon as Defense
Minister tonight and took over
the job himself. Mr.. Krishna
Menon moved over to become
Minister of Defense Production.
A cabinet communique an
nouncing the change came in
a rising tide of charges that
Mr.. Krishna Menon had bun
gled midas defenses against an
attack by Communist Chinese.
The tide of criticism had been
getting stronger ever since the
Chinese launched an about
offensive October 20. Mr..
Krishna Menon had assured the
Nation its defenses were ade-
quate, but the Chinese have
driven into Indian territory at
10 points, forcing the Indian
Army back.
One reason for the retreats
was the inadequate firepower
against the rapid firing Chinese
automatic weapons. Critics
have been particularly hard on
Mr.. Krishna Menon's failure to
provide proper weapons for his
troops.
India Turns to West
Now India has turned to the
United States and Britain-two
countries that Mr.. Krishna
Menon has a peculiar talent for
irritating with slashing attacks
in the United Nations and else
where-to provide desperately
needed weapons.
Mr.. Krishna Menon had
turned to the Soviet Union both
for weapons and for what he
hoped would be a restraining
influence on the Chinese.
Russia has now Endorsed,
however, the Chinese stand on
the border dispute that erupted
in an undeclared war, and the
biggest arms deal with the
Soviet Union is off. Authorita-
tive sources said Russia has
Cancelled the Indian order for
NIGH Jet fighter planes. A
dozen had been expected to
arrive here within the next few
months.
The sources said Moscow had
sent home 10 Indian pilots who
were training in Russia to fly
MIG-21s.
Further Criticism Expected
Further criticism is expected
of giving Mr.. Krishna Menon
the newly created Ministry of
Defense Production, in view of
the past failures to produce the
kind of arms Indian soldiers
now need.
Mr.. Nehru had been Defense
Minister as well as Prime
Minister and Minister of For
eign Affairs briefly before Mr..
Krishna Menon took over the
defense job five years ago.
Mr.. Nehru, who has been
none too we'll in the last year,
is 70. Mr. Krishna Menon is IS.
The announcement said Pres
ident Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan
asked Mr.. Nehru to take over
the defense post. Mr.. Nehru
has been handling the job in
fact for the last week, rele-
eating Mr.. Menon to the back
ground.
The decision to replace Mr..
Krishna Menon was taken at a
cabinet meeting which out
siders thought must have been
heated.
At one point, an information
officer was called to handle an
See INDIA, Page AS
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Pentoeon Plans
Quick AirIift of
Light Weapons
BY the Associated Press

The State Department said
today the United States will
begin airlifting light infantry
weapons, ammunition and other
arms to India this week.
The Defense Department re-
ceived Monday from the India
government a list of equipment
urgently needed to supply
troops fighting Chinese Com
munist armies in the Himala-
yam Mountains.
The State Department also
said through a spokesman that
the United States considers the
Mcmahon Line to be the
northern border of the North
east Frontier agency area"
Red China has refused to
accept the boundary which
India has long commended is its
legal DOTUeI.
Press Officer Lincoln White
told a news conference today
that I'VE expect the firSt-pri-
GRITTY items (of arms will be
airlifted to India this week."
I'VE will be supplying types
of equipment needed to meet
the current Chinese Commu-
mist aggression-for example,
light infantry weapons and
ammunition, transport and
communications equipment" he
said.
Won't Give Details
Mr.. White said he could not
spell out details of United
States assistance. He said fl
nancial arrangements cover
ing the arms supply have not
been worked out.
The United states mas SJarL-
ed consultations with Canada,
Britain and probably other al
lied powers to avoid duplicat-
ing types of weapons sent to
India and to open up resources
of supplies to fit midas spe-
cific needs.
Our decision to supply de-
Tense assistance to India in re-
Spouse to Prime Minister
Nehru's request" Mr.. White
said, "is pompted by a specific
situation. That situation is
coated by massive Chinese
Communist attacks on the In
dian frontier.
This premeditated Chinese
See ARMS, Page Az
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CUBAN STORIES
ON INSIDE PAGES

6. o. P. Hits Suggestion to Silence
Eisenhower. Page Az
Ex-EnVoy Tells Of Urging Boy Of Pigs
Air Cover. Poee AS
Just How Mony Ships Posed U. S.
BloekodeS Poee AS
U. S. Reported Not Ruling Out Use
of Force. Pose "A
10 Armed Cubon Exiles Seized on
Miomi River. Poge A-lC
Soviet Moy Dor U. N. Inspection
OF Dismontlins. Pose All
Provide Books Costro on 6uonton-
ono Bid. Paee All
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MAN, WIFE ARE
NEW ATTORNEYS

A YOUNG MARRIED couple is
among 200 persons who posed the
District Of Columbia Dor exomino-
tion given Lost July. Their nomes
ore listed today on Pose D-6.
AN oLo-FAsHIoNED heort-tO-
heart tolk is the greatest boIm for.
trouble" in a morrioee, writes How
ord Whitmon in Chapter ; Of "Mok- :
ing Marriage More Rewordins." on:
Pose D-4. :
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Hove The Stor Delivered
Dolly and Sunday
Diol Lincoln $1,000
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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Cloudy, occasional
rain tonight; low in middle 40s Mostly
cloudy and cool, chance of showers tomor-
row. High, 48, at 2 pm. today; low, At,
at am. today.
Full Report on Pase B-4
Evening star., 1962-01-11

Metol head bond adjusts TO
fit any size head. loree mUffs
help keep eors warm during
cold weofher.
Evening star., 1962-01-11

ldeol for offer both, for froveI
or for louneine. Foom linked for
added comfort. Ankle height
:. hugs the foot.
Evening star., 1962-01-11

A nasal syringe experIY designed for
extracting muco-fluids from the nasal
covities. Sofe, .vnbreokoble tip.
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Shannon & Luchs
sETHESDA-WILSON KNOLLS
5 BEDROOMS

5 BEDROOMS
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE EXAMPLE
OF CALIFORNIA CONTEMPORARY
Very spacious throughout. Living
room 16x23, dining room l5x16,
master bedroom 12x16, 8 full
baths. 2 firepls., 2-car carport.
Immediate occupancy. $4,000.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-o070 TIL 0
BETHESDA-WYNGATE Attractive
3-bedrm. brick rambler in this de-
sirable area. Liv. rm. with firepl.,
bsmt. with outside entr., level
fenced lot with patio and firepl.
Walk to public and parochial
schools. Excellent financing and
priced to sell in low eos. FRANK
8; s.. PHILLIPS; ed INC. OIL. 2-7oO6.
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WOODBRIDGE, NE.
1921 OTIS ST.. NE.
DETACHED. REFRIGERATED
coLL.IEdR & oVoS0EsL. INC.
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.


tti Rip s SSSS %.l' u MI SIs
F,P. in I. r., isrss B. r. 3 bed.
lot. COW. to W. X. GRACE. cal
RI. 7-0as2 Cdiai 301l or r. p.
HENDERSON q CO., KE. 1-b11l
(diAl 30l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALMosT-NEw brick rancher on l y
acre features lge. liv. Im., huge
DIN; Ell: moo. KY. oishwasher
and disp.. lge. family rm. plus
exciting
"ENGLIsH BASEMENT"
With 43.ft. rec. room and raised
hearth fireplace.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
WI. 2-63OO
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tCONIINUEDl

COLLEGE PARK-only S16,950;
Brick. 4 bedrms., Iva baths.
FAMILY DELIGHT
Sep. din. rm., huge family rm..
walk-out bsmt. w/rec. rm.. Ice.
" Hsn ). S1Ss fESlL Rltr. HE. $1,000
COLMAK MANOR-5-bedrm.. two
story brick, 1 u baths, equipped
kitchen, full bsInt. vacant. OWN
Err. $4,000. HE. 9-6724.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA = $3.50
down includes settlement cost. NO
RED TAPE. New 3-bedrm. ram
bier situated on corner lot. Lee.
liv. rm., dining ell, modern kit.
with dishwasher and full bsmt.
Trades considered. Only S16.950.
Call WA. 7-6617 til 8 pm.
HOMEOWNER REALTY
EAST RIvERDALE-All-brick Cape
Cod. 4 bedrms., IL baths. liy.
extra lge. shaded lot. Off-street
parking. Excellent cond. Less than
FILA appraisal, S15,S50.
The House of Homes"
PRINCE GEORGE REALTY CO.
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HILLS = 3-bedrm.
washer, disposal. Fenced. BY owner.
$40, 800. CLOSED sat. 5S7-O7O0.
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FREE STATE PROPERTIES

PARK - A sturdy
stone Cape Cod Of excellent de-
sign with paneled llv. rm..
twin-size bedrms.. sep, din. rm..
electric kit. with breakfast nook,
side-screened porch, walk-out rec.
type bsmt., mr.. NASA and cow.
$15,S50 with FLA terms. '''
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BETHESDA-MARYKNOLL-C Charm
ing and immaculate 3-yr.- old brk.
home In this excellent area. Walk
TO public and ST. Bartholomew
parish. Lse. liv. rm. with firepl.,
sep. din. rm,, and today's mod.
kit. with ample eating space, bed
rm. and full bath on LIST fir, with
2 lge. bedrms. and full bath on
2nd, Bsmt. with outside entr. Beau
tiful level handicapped lot with trees
and shrubs. Priced to sell in low,
low 30s. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
INC. OIL. 2-7006, ewes. EN-. 3-3694.
BETHESDA UNIQUELY BEAUTIFUL
home set In wooded paradise Of
2h acres, ideal for entertaining
lliy. rm. 24x36, rec. rm., 24x50l,
4 firepls., Scar garage, sep, quar-
oTULiHNo REALTORS Of. 4-iioO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. redec. brick
home with an unusual floor plan.
wonderful for the family that does
not care for "togetherness." 8 bed
rms. IN baths, built-in garage,
wooded yard. Vacant. Asking mid
TED fSS. LINGO OIL. e-e7oo TILL 0
BETHESDA : Center-hail Colonial
on deep. wooded lot in quiet,
close-in Maplewood. freshly dec.
inside and out, 3 bedrms., scr
porch, garage, full basement, Biz
ANDRiss REALTY r. OIL. 2-oo7o TIL o
BETHESDA - 4-bedrm, home Of.
fered in the low, low 30s, sur.
rounded by homes in the 4Os
Quiet cul-de-sac. l block to bus
and walk to the new school. Sure
TED LINGO. OIL. $1,000 Til o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brick ram.
bier. freed lot, Cent. &C, Extras
$4,000 down will buy this FILA
Apr. home, Toward r. sCHA-
FER, OIL. 2-5441.
BETHESDA, EDGEMoOR AREA, mr.
Longfellow School--Easy drive u
downtown washington via Little
Falls. pkwy 4-bedrm. brick, op.
tionai den. Low 2OS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NEAR DISTRICT LINE 5-year-
S Sd S5ss Sa Pun G Sssh i's FIJI base.
oRAY-KEssINoER & CO., INC.
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PALMER PARK

PRICE SLASHED for quick sale,
only S11,950 II you fix up, 4-bed-
rn. Cape Cod, full din. rm, en-
closed porch. full bsmt., large lot.
OF no IS dn., $50 per mo pays
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949-S440
ManOVill Realty Corn.
SUMNER

~ 4N@AN4 Law
Brick Colonial on quiet cul-de-sae.
Living room with fireplace. dining
SPACE, Iibrsry. powder wIn ro oonaki Isl
floor. Master bedroom plus 2
other bedrooms. 2 baths on 2nd.
Rear screened porch, full base
ment with rec. room, huilt-in
garage. Ewes. Mrs. Jones, EN-. q
W. C. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-4464
TAK0MA PARK, FLA. 5000 down,
1907 Maple ave. - Brick and
frame Colonial. g. rms, excel
cond., screened porch, garage and
tool house, Ice. lot. conven. Ia
schools. churches and transp,
Cal Can !, Mr. ds; GATES, WI. 2-1S45'
TAKOMA PARK-Dream rambler
twin-size bedrms,, full bsmt. and
rec. rm:. only $3.50 dn. Sl3.950
J.. J. LLsz co. HE. 4-i300
TAK0MA PARK-Attractive home
with income from 2-bedrm. apt.
Nice cond., conv. location. Only
$4,000 for quick sale. JU. $1,000.
TAKOMA REALTY
TAKOMA PARK-Attractive Dutch
Colonial. brick construction. SLATE
roof. near park and playground
Living room with fireplace. sep
arate dining room, 3 bedrooms.
washer. dryer, storm doors and
windows. Side and rear porches.
Pull basement. built-in garage,
gosBERRTT' -E n IoHR seA INC n REAL iSSC
TOPS HE A.A0nn
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BETHESDA, EDGEMOOR AREA, nj.
Longfellow school---Easy drive toI
downtown Washington via Little
Falls. pkwy. 4-bedrm. brick, OPP
tional den, Low 20s,
HURIAUx, REALTOR OIL. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-D. c.
lcoNTINUED)

ANAC0STIA-6-rm. brick semi-det.
Excel. loo. Lge. front porch. Close
70 schools, churches and shopping.
FLA terms, $500 down. HART
MAN REALTY. Realtors.
LU. 4-3400 EYES. LU. 1-0213
ANACOSTIA - Only S595 down,
S12,960. Lovely semidet. brick, 8
rms, bsmt.. oil heat. A real bar
gain. Trade considered.
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SILVER SPRING, st. Michael's
Parishl Rare opportunity 4
bedrms., baths, 20-ft. jalousied
porch, 2 firepls., garage. Peak Of
condition. S22.500, FLA. Call WA.
4-9363.
MARYLAND Prop. JU. e-I24O
SLIGO PARK-Basebd. heat, lovely
and unique bi-level, Ia baths.
eat-in kit, sep. din. rm., firepl.,
porch, $4,000 FLA. R. N. LEVY,
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STORCH

~ - ~ -
REALToR sP. s-450C
ANDREWS AREA-Ramblers, splits
Cape Gods, Colonials, etc. Some
new. some lived in. All price
Call now, RE. $4,000.
Andy Moore, Realtor
MOORE q MOORE. REAL ESTATE
AndrewS-Allentown
NEW RAMBLERs SPLIT LEVELS
ern kitchen with eye;leyei oven
and brick cabinets. Full bsmt.
Off-street parking. S16,950. up.
HARTMAN RLTY., Realtors
LU. 4-3400 Ewes. LU. 1.1102
ANDREWS AREA-VA no dn. FLA
$3.50 dn. 3-bedrm. brk. Colonial,
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. den, bsmt.,
fenc. lot, trees, low mo. pymts.
JOE JACOBS RLTY.. RE. $500.
ANDREWS, 10 MINUTEs-Small
down payment including settle
ment. New brick 3-bedrm. rambler
featuring built-in kit, daylight
walk-out bsmt., all city utilities
Cali RE. 5-21s5 TIL 0 Pm.
HOMEOWNER REALTY
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Fully Air Conditioned

hGIlWOOu Park
Extra spacious 5-bedroom CUSTOM
built Colonial split in best sec
ton. Magnificent kit, fam. room
opening to 17,000-sq. It. level lot,
daylight rec. rm. Garage, porch,
storage attic. AIR CONDITIONED.
EXQUISITE carpeting. draperies. OIL.
4-36S1. POBIAK q POBIAK, OIL.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
STEp-BY-sTEP PLAN
New Manned Flight
Is U. S. Longest

control as Schirra checks
spacecraft clock to make GER
tain it is set to fire retro
rockets to bring him out Of
orbit near the end Of the sixth
pass.
Ten minutes after liftoff, the
pilot pitches the spacecraft
down to a 50-degree angle so
he can observe the burned out
Atlas rocket, which is travelling
on a separate orbital path be-
him. He then returns to the
proper 34-degree angle and al
lows the automatic system to
control the vehicle.
Schirra contacts the Canary
Island station at Is minutes
and the communication there
relays Sigma rs orbital fig
ures: Apogee, perigee. speed and
time to complete one orbit.
In quick succession. the as
tronaut contacts the stations at
Kano, Nigeria and Zanzibar
making standard spacecraft and
physical condition reports and
checking radio transmission.
At so minutes, spacecraft
comes within radio range of the
station at Muchea, Australia.
In addition to standard reports,
Schirra takes a blood pressure
reading with a cuff attached
to his arm.
Eight minutes later, Schirra
pitches the capsule down to a
rs degree angle to observe
flares ignited on the ground at
the Woomera, Australia, track
ing station. Using a photo
meter he measures intensity of
the million-candlepower flash
es. Purpose of the experiment
/ is to determine his ability to
sight lights of known intensity
from more than 100 miles high
and to determine, if possible,
how they are filtered by the
earth's thick atmosphere.
Sigma Z races on over the
Canton island station in the
Pacific and Schirra makes
standard reports and another
blood pressure reading.
AS the craft approaches the
west coast of the United States,
Mercury control evaluates all
data and determines everything
is right for continuation of the
flight. The Guaymas (Mexico)
station relays this information
to Schirra / hour and 81 min
utes after launching.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
BY HOWARD BENEDICT
Associated Press Staff Writer

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla, Oct
3-Astronaut Walter M. Schir-
ra, jr., was to make the longest
manned space flight yet at
tempted by the United States
After circling the globe six
times in 9 hours IL minutes,
he is to land in the Pacific
Ocean 275 miles northeast of
Midway Island.
If everything goes as planned,
here is what happens:
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Launch Phase

The Atlas booster blasts of
after a 61a-hour countdown
not including technical OF
weather holds. Almost immedi.
ately gravity forces begin tc
build up and push Schirra back
against his contour couch.
The astronaut reports the
increasing gravity load as the
rocket climbs upward. He alse
is busy monitoring his instru.
ment panel. radioing reports tt
Mercury control center on cab
in pressure, fuel, oxygen supply
and temperatures.
At one minute after liftoff
Schirra reports the pitch angle
of the Atlas as it moves through
maximum Q-the area wher
the rocket is buffeted by the
greatest aerodynamic stresses,
At 2 minutes 10 seconds, he
confirms booster engine cutoff
and separation and % seconds
later observes through his win
dow as the emergency rocket
escape tower is jettisoned.
Talking directly with Schirrf
in Mercury control center Il
Astronaut Donald X. Deke)
Slayton.
At 8 minutes 35 seconds, Mer.
curry control evaluates all sys.
TENS and makes a go-no go de.
cision. Schirra makes q similal
evaluation.
Powered flight ends 5 minutes
S seconds after blastoff and
Schirra and the control center
confirm main engine cutoff and
separation of the Spacecraft.
Schirra uses fly-by-wire con-
trols-a combination of auto
matte and manual-to turn the
Sigma 7 capsule 180 degrees on
its yaw axis so that he is riding
upright and backward through
space, the crafts blunt heat
shield leading the way, space
craft is travelling with the
shield tilted downward at a 34-
degree angle in relation to the
earth's surface.
Evening star., 1962-10-03
First Orbit

The Bermuda tracking sta
ton and Mercury control as
sess all flight data and at seven
minutes after launching con-
firm orbit is satisfactory and
give a flight go-ahead. He is
in weightless flight.
Capsule shifts to automatic
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Second Orbit

Schirra passes over the south
ern half of the United States,
making several roll, pitch and
yaw tests, using fly by wire
control. He passes over Cape
Canaveral after l hour "a min
utes Of flight, completing his
first orbit, and making stand
ard reports on spacecraft and
personal status plus another
blood pressure reading.
The astronaut is in contact
Continued on Page A-1S
Evening star., 1962-01-05
TOP TUNES
The Ikettes Create
New Hit, I'm Blue

Jerry Wexler, vice presi-
dent of Atco, gets scores of
such records to addition ev-
cry day. Most of them leave
him cold. But he flipped
when he heard this one and
he set things in motion at
once to issue it on the Atco
label.
One of the things that got
him was the odd sound. Sub
titled THE Gong Gong
Song" the record opens with
a piano playing in the bass
register with accents pro-
vided by rim shots on a
drum.
Then the girls start wall
ing wordless phrases like
gong, gong" in a reiterative,
syncopated gospel-like style.
Atco released the record in
the middle of November and
it started to move" about
three weeks later. The break
out city, as the record men
say, was Washington.
After that it began to be
played heavily in New York
and other East Coast cities
and then in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1962-01-05
TEEN BRIEFS

Burning Tree and 1856 Sligo
Junior High.
x y *&
Nancy Baker is editor of
Northwestern Highs Md
literary art magazine, the
Binnacle, which will be pub
lished in the spring feaUur-
ing stories, poems and art
work by Northwestern stu
dents.
Five High Point High stu
dents were pages at the
Eastern Joint Computer Con-
ference at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel. They were Ronnie
Sidwell. Robert Jackson,
Nathan Frankie, Michael
Lorr and Lloyd Avram.
Additions for the Crew
FollieS, the annual variety
show that helps finance high
school rowing in Alexandria
schools, will be held at 2 pm.
Sunday at Miss Agee's Acad-
emy Of the Dance and Re-
lated Arts, Hunting Towers
West, Alexandria. The Fol-
lies will be held for three
nights. beginning March l,
at the George Washington
High School auditorium.
The 1862 Kodak High
School Photo Contest, open
to all ninth through 18th
graders, opened this week.
This years prizes, totaling
$4,000, includes increased
awards for color winners.
Black and white prints,
color prints and color trans
parencies taken since April l,
1861, may be entered up to
the deadline of midnight,
March 81, 1862. Tips on TAX
ing pictures and entering the
contest are available free
from Kodak High School
Photo Awards, Rochester 4,
Ny.
Patricia Baum, a senior at
the Districts Woodrow Will
son High, knows how to get
a Journalistic scoop.
An associate editor of Will
sons student newspaper, the
Beacon, Pat lined up an ex-
elusive interview earlier this
school year with the Presi-
dents brother, Attorney Gen.
eral Robert Kennedy.
On a recent Sunday after
noon, she did it again. This
time it was the top cabinet
officer, Secretary Of State
Evening star., 1962-01-05
TOP TUNES
By HARRY BACAS
Star Staff Writer

Ike and Tina Turner re-
cord for Sue Records, but
their chorus, the Ikettes, re-
cords for Atco.
That's one of the idiosyn-
craSies of the recording busi-
ness. Sometimes you'll find a
single artists work on three
or more different labels. be-
cause he has switched re-
cording contracts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner are
co-performers, co-writers and
co-producerS. They call their
firm TIT Productions. Its
offices are in St. Louis.
Married just two years,
they tour the country with
a large encourage, which in
cludes a nine-piece band
and three soloists in addi-
ton to the Ikettes, who are
a four girl chorus.
Ike and Tina wrote the
words and music to I'm
Blue" and supervised the
Ikettes' recording of it.
Then they sent the master
disc off to Atco Records in
New York.
Evening star., 1962-01-05

Some 80 Washington area
teen-agers will get together
for a verbal smoker" next
week end in Williamsburg,
Va.
They will take part in tie
first Youth Conference on
Smoking and Lung Cancer
sponsored by the American
Cancer Society. Carl A. Ludy
of Yorktown High, Arlington,
will be chairman of the con-
ference whereby the teen
ayers and Cancer Society
members can exchange infor-
nation and ideas on ways the
Society'S educational pro-
gram on smoking can be de-
veloped most effectively.
The society has been try
ing to discourage young
people in the Nation from
smoking by presenting facts
on the causative relationship
between cigarette smoking
and lung cancer.
Teen-agerS from junior,
senior, public. private and pa
rochial schools in Arlington,
Fairfax, Montgomery and
Prince Georges Counties,
Alexandria and the District
will attend the conference
next Friday and Saturday.
The highest mountains,
deepest canyons and big
gest trees will be shown in
color slides by a park nat
uraliSt at 8 pm. Tuesday in
the Interior Department
Auditorium, Nineteenth and
C streets NV. There will be
no admission charge.
An art class at Western
High I'd. c. visited the Van
Gogh exhibit at the Art
Museum in Baltimore.
Another group of Western
students. those who put out
the school newspaper, also
took a trip to Baltimore, but
they toured the plant that
publishes Westerns yearbook.
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Tony Rubino and Harry
Hobart have been elected CO.
captains of next years var
sity football team at st. Al
bans I'd. c.
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Seventy-seven Girl Scouts
from five troops, received
good grooming badges after
completing a six-week course.
Troops represented were
912 Springbrook, 958 North
Bethesda Junior High, 1886
Kensington Junior High, 445