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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12
THE DIPLOMAT
2420 18th ST. NV

Lying rm,. sun porch. dressing
closet. dinette. kit. ana bath.
S93 80. utils, mel. Mod. air-cooied
and carpeted corridors, transp. al
door. walk dist, downtown. 24-hr,
elevator, switchboard serv. Res.
11iI .sth 81: S,E.-LoVely i-bed.
room apt, $3.50, incl. utils. Res
H HSRkYA R PoREfskY / Is sons ts72 AK
2-3SOO.
I'll CONGRESS ST. s.E.-2nd-floor
modern l-bedrm. apt, with private
bsmt,, refer. Key, 707, No. 4
S64; 90, W; L. SIMPLIFY, 927 18th
sO aoC q ST il NW SGa r SstO 6 sss red
water included. Only $3.50 mo.
Call MR.. NEUMANN, MA. $4,000.
1928 2Ist PL. Sc, ant. 4-2 rms,
dinette, kit. and bath. All utilities
incl. Only S69.50 mo. Call MR..
NEUMANN, MA. $1,000.
1927 DuBoISE PLACE Sc. apt. 2
%Solorea' z rms; dinette. kit;
Mr.. NEUMANN. ma. $4,000.
32"3 DuBOISE PLACE Sc, apt. 4
and SstS sso f@'' mo Sine csii Nh fis
NEuMANN, Ma. $4,000.
29l0 N ST, SEW. rm., bedrm..
util, . biks. from PennS. ave- ave-
Conv, TO shopping and transp.
BUSADA REALTY, 10. $4,000.
2I?5 P ST, NV room. kit. and
STUART A. BERNSTEIN q CO.
ST. 3-504O
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CONTINUED

CAPITOL HILL, 81 9th ST. NE
Newly restored centr. air-cond, ef.
ticlencies, and . bedrms.. from
Nl09 incl. uttlS. Supt. on premises
MELVIN FRIEDMAN RIA. $4,000
CATHOLIC U. AREA, 4OO5 9th st
NE rms, kit. and bath, Re.
decorated, S66.50 plus utiis' KEY
Apt. l, Call D. r. WELDON. Real.
tors, FE. 7-2l4l weekdays.
CHESAPEAKE AND FIRST SIS
S.E.--Spacious, 2-bedrm. apts., in
attractive location, close 10 schools
shopping and churches, l blocl,
from d. C. express bus. Wired
Tor air conditioning. SIO7. so and
MRS. MEYER 1910 s, Capitol st,
CHESAPEAKE TERRACE, 4242 4th
Sc. s.e.-Near Eastover Shoppin1
Center, churches and schools,
bedrm, S90.75 mo-, 1 bedrm
5000 incl. all utils. 10. 2-S424
CONN. AVE. AND MAcoMB ST
N,W.-Effic. and 1-bedrm. apts
In mod. new bldg, rent incls
utils.. etc, S115 and Si45. Fol
apt. EN-. 3-9O11 10 am. "a
8 pm.
CONN; AVE. in lge. apt. bldg. Lee.
l-bedrm. apt, din, foyer l2x0,
extra-lge. bedrm., liv. rm, 10XlS'
tiled bath with shower, mod. Kit,
Sdiihr. secy;io sery;, laundry rm.
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FARM AND GARDEN
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

FoR sALE-Big JOG. liver chest.
az pcis ssshdin1. baipsl r nnns'
etc, 80 ribbons, 70 trophies, {
1 price only, For info. Bu. 3.5sis
sADDLEs--t2l New Ems, Jump ~
used. ~ new West, lgl brides
Reas, Misc. tack, Bbe-22b2.
Z PONIES, various eolors, ases and
dispoSltlops, $3.50 each, JAMES j,
RUPERT. 1921 9TH 81. NV. Ma.
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tcoNTlNUeDl


PIANosT ,Sa .an.s,i special AL brand,
inh. now. $3.50, Price incl match.
CONDO PIANO co, 4iO war.
wick ave. Fairfax, Va, mr.. Fair
fax high school. en-. 3-e32i.
PIANOS, INC. PRE-xMAs sALEl
Pine new spinets. consoles, nrands
tb22 Lee hwy, Arlington.
PIANOS, INC. PRE-xMAs SALE
NeE pianos 5se Up ,,a Ditsst blow
PIANO, baldwin Acrosonic, used
Tor rental save 5000. Pully guar
oisRiEL PIANO q ORGAN co.
Excluslve baldwin Distributor
slss hfi' Bivc, op, 2 Cot. ssS.Soo O.
iva. store Daily I'll o. sat. til 81
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BOSTON BULL TERRIER PUPPIES
Axe REGISTERED

DOG. no fancy breed, Just soft
Lur,, brown eyes. q generous, hope
full heart. JE. 2-7325, aft. 8,
DOGS-Pekingese pups, Axe reg
istered, wormed, temp. shots. VIII
Keep TIL Christmas, S45-S5O. JU.
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPANIEL. at
stud, "Parker's Rye OF Grouse
Glen" Axe reg, LIST 5 preced-
ing generation, 43 Chs. 4 Tri-
Int. Oh. Phone EN-, 5-3934 after
pm.
FREE TO LOVING HOME-My
cocker spaniel, years old. Very
gentle, obedient, would make ex-
Gel. pet for older family. Owner
IN apt. pet in kennel. VIII. p
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe req, mos, heaut. marked.
fine guard dogs. RE. 5-535S.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY, 8
wks. old, Axe reg. $50. MA. q
0447.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES =
No Axe papers. S35. RO. S-1S35.
POODLE PUPPIES, Axe, small
miniatures, toy bred, z black and
I.oAhNNA, haANos gcponlk Will lDlQ
til Christmas. HI. 0-5536.
POODLE PUP, male, Axe, black
miniature. trained, easy-going.
Hold for Christmas. CIR. 3-65s0.
POODLE PUPS-Black min. Axe.
reserve your choice for Christmas
now. Call IKE. 8-6126,
eSristnss. Axe 5y : silver toys fSs i ct
stud. JU. 5-6203,
POODLES, exquisite creamy white
puppies. Axe, small miniatures,
male and female. 532-4692.
SCHNAUZERS, MINIATURE, males,
Axe, cropped, shots. Ready Tor
Christmas. S75-25St.
SHELTIES TOY Colliesl. Axe reg,
wks; old. Call after 5 pm,
TOY D0BERMAN, 4 mos. hsebrkn.,
needs loving care, adores children,
$50. MRS. HENDERSON, 0-5, JU,
5-S566. Ewes, bS7-6004.
WANTED TO BUY MIXED LIT
TIERS AND PUREBRED PUPPIES.
532-6O00.
WHITE MINIATURE POODLE
PUPPY. q perfect gift for a really
special Christmas. Excellent pedi-
gree. These dogs are not big and
clumsy, but small, warm. affec-
tionate and smart. For price and
further information. call 301-CO-
lonial S-5365. Annapolis, after
$50.
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ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

HOME and grounds
VIZ girls. Pvt. park. JU. 5-l555
GIRL, 1928, share 5-rm. luxury
apt, with 2 girls. sep. bedrm
and closet, 18th and Irving NV
S45 mo. HU. 3-3334. DE. 2-7S45
WANTED - Young man to share
apt. with another man. Upper
NV. parking. Call aft. 8. RIA.
3-27S0.
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DIR: Out Shirley hwy. to shirlins
ton Circle, right on Quaker lane
20 the 9TH traffic light, left or
Ianney's lane to Skyhill I'd, right
to project 200 Dartmouth I'd.
DREYFUSS Bios. Agents
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FREE TO LOVING HOME-MS
semitic. o6edient, would make ' ex.
Gel. pet for older family. Owner
In apt. pet in kennel. VIII. 2
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APIS. FURNIsHED--MD.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED
l bedrm. From $102 20, incl, utiIs
FREE TV
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
RE. 5-8000

DISTRICT HEIGHTS APIS.
COLLEGE PARK-Apartment, wkiy
or monthly rate. WE. 5-02l4.
LUxURIOUSLY furn. /. 2 and 3
bedrm. apis. Incl. air eond., lin
ems, utils.,. TV. Wv. carp, equip
kit, No lease REQ. 5000 Man
chester I'd, Sill. Spg. JU, 1880
PARKvIEW GARDENS
1 and bedrooms, carpeted, ali
cond., heated pool, balconies. Nea
Nd. u, ACT. Beltsville, NASA
Wash. BALTIC. parkway.
$500 RIvERDALE RID. UN. 4-5O5J
TAKOMA PARK-l-bedrm. NIGEL,
furn. apt. in modern brick BLDG
Otf-street parking. blk, to bus
SS g9 plus utils; RAIY-KEssIN
9 am. TO 8 pm. JU. 5-6l00.
TAKOMA PARK-Bedrm., iiv. rm.
kit. and bath, 500. Also effic.
Kit. and bath, SOS. JU. $4,000
JU. 5-7749.
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GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES =
No Axe papers. S35. Ro. S-1S35.
POODLE PUPPIES, Axe, small
miniatures. toy bred, . black and
2 silver males. Deposit will hold
til Christmas. HI, O-5b3B.
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APIS. FURMIsHED-D.C.
AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

apartments by the day
including maid service, reduced
rates for monthly occupancy with
linens and maid service, secre-
tarial service, sun deck overlook
ing entire city. amplified master
teleylsion antenna system, garage
facilities. IL minutes from White
House.
Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
Axe reg, 3 mos, beaut. marked
fine guard dogs, RE. 5-535S.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY, {
wkS. old, Axe reg, $50. MA, q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

PIANOS--steinway, Knabe. Chick.
ering and other fine pianos. In tor
condition. Greatly reduced. Your
old piano accepted as dn. pymt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

POODLE PUP, male, Axe, black
miniature, trained. easy-going.
Hold for Christmas. CIR. 3-65s0,
POODLE PUPS-Black min. Axe,
reserve your choice for Christmas
now, Call KE. H-0l36
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

PIANOs---We have q good selection
Of used and slightly used spinet
and console pianos Of good makes
that can be purchased ct reason
able prices with only S26 down.
ST. $4,000, JORDAN'S. corner
18th and @ SITS. NV. OPEN EVE
NNiNGs UNTIL XMAS EXCEPT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES
, .SIs plies, poker SoS,, tables, Fsnes;
SlO-12 9th st. NV. DI. 7-4S57
POOL TABLE, 4xS. in good con-
dition. 399-322S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-12

DOG, no fancy breed, Just soft
i rnr brown eyes, q generous, hope
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PIANO, Hall and Son, upright
mahog. fin, S56-S7b. Good cond
CO k.QgD0
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RANGES-ALL SIZES

hANGES, new or as Is and odd
lots. gas and electric models, low
prices, no monthly payments til
1890 Wis ave NV Onlv
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Gas. cleo. $3.50 up. AID. 2-2lOO.
PEERLESS SALES CO. 1887 Ga. Ave.
REFRIGERATOR, 3-pc. dining rm.
chairs: server; s125. DU. 7-75e2.
REFRIGERATORS, new or as Is
and odd lots. Low price; No
HS Snshis sEE Hsssmf ioS.r isv. fsO iS0G
Wis. ave. NV. only.
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KI. 1856

De luxe kitchens, garbage disposals,
eye-level oven, spacious rms
air eond.' swim. pool, pvt. park
ing area.
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stud, "Parker's Rye Of Grouse
81; Glen; ..n Axe req lst 8 preeed.
Int. CHI. Phone EN-. 5-3934 after
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.sSsi Best PIsss al ! sSss Ae aSsH:
l0ll 9TH 81. NV, MA. S.SO62
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HELP WOMEN
BIILIN;GyAL III,;s.y SECRETARY, !g.psh 1sh
Clerical and Sales
Office

0. s. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1924 F st. N.W.-5th Floor
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HELP WOMEN
(CONTlNUEO)
ADMIN. ASSIST.

To top executive Of techanicsl
firm-some college pref. previous
office exp, assist in planning
meetings, conferences, luncheons,
=. travel handling admin, plus
follow up.,-salary open, call for
appt. no. 2-55l0. BELL a. AS
SOC, l7l1 Conn. ave, NV
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GORMAN-GRIFFING
$40 Shoreham BLDG. RE T-4I54

1CC06I7oz;7sI- 80 --z--z7
ASStNnDiONiSL iaoV; Ior German
1Iestaurant; Apply Tor audltlon:
MOI, PEI. ~ ahd l: noon. RHElN
RESTAURANT. l234 2Oth ST. NV:
AGo9uNIANTs, Geo. TAI s., JR;. hish5sehoo,
college in accounting; NO typ,
young good grades, o days, mod;
pesSsofSeods fss SO fssa sseelle1f sSFn @s fSHd
SSeneIi$i gen ,I,h v; WOOD pESSS0NH6LL' SS'Sos6L'
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WASHINGTON, D. c. AREA
Relocation Allowance
Offered

Requirements include BIS.
or ABB. degree with two
years Of college level
mathematics, and an in
terest in and aptitude for
programming. IBM is an
Equal Opportunity En-
ployer.
Evening star., 1962-02-04
WATERS
(BANQUET)

MARRIOTT MOTOR HOTEL, at
14th st. Bridge, Va, currently has
openings for banquet walters and
captains. Part or full time. EX-
cellent salary and fringe benefits.
Must be over II. make good ap-
pearance and provide references.
and Tuesday. Q a. m. to 3 D. M.
OIL. $4,000, ext. sol for appoint
ment.
Evening star., 1962-02-04

WATCHMEN-We need several ma
ture responsible men on full
time basis TO work a rotating
shift. Good starting salary and
excellent benefits. Please write
giving education and experience to
MANAGER OF EMPLOYMENTS,
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES IN
SUPANCE CO.. $3.50 Western Ave,
Chevy Chase, Md.
WE'LL FINANCE the right party
in this area in spare-time business
keeping retail stores supplied. No
selling. Under S25 down starts
you in the fast-growing rack job
bing business. pays you good
hourly earnings. For information,
no obligation. write NOVO. 1855
Lincoln. Dept. 93. Chicago IL.
WINDOW WASHER for large apt
opposite Pentagon: must be ex-
perienced. Apply Personnel office,
1901 Eye st. NV. CAFRITZ CO.
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Secretary to $435
ABBEY Personnel. 1888 Eye NV.
SECRETARY, male. legal, to work
evenings on regular schedule
and typinR abilities required. In
ouire Box nSo-T Star
Evening star., 1962-02-04
statesmen

Excellent opportunity to Join 20
year old national manufacturer
Must be willing to work hard
for high income. No experience
necessary We offer
Complete Training
Protected Territory
Drawing Account
Insur. and retirement Program
Opport for Advancement
For personal interview call r. e.
FawSett:
ANCHOR POST PRODUCTS. INC.
1917 Half St. Sc. Ii. 3-Sl5l
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HELP WOMEN
coIlsas ab.Sr bSSn IN SSsN SSSsNNoi' eom

CASHIER. downtown school. Som,
ASRsy fSllsgsi paRsnNNTnsy. ssss5; VII. SsssS
CASHIER, In business office oI
large hospital: experience pre-.
ferred; will train responsible per.
son to handle funds; good oppor
tunity for dependable person in.
terested in working with public
40-hour week. Apply personne
office. WASHINGTON HOSPITAL
CENTER. ITO Irving st. NV, Mon
through Fri. 8 and pm.
CASHIER, part time, cHfLDRENs
HOSPITAL. Hours 1880 pm
Monday. through Friday: 2l-4!
years OF age, his. grad. Call MI
Venckus. OIL. 6-21O0. ext. sol
Monday, o a,nn.-3 p.nl,
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TAILOR, mems and ladies' cloth
ing-Must do neat work; also
reliable; 5h-day wk.: best work
ing conditions. DEPENDABLE
CLEANERS. 300S Columbia pike.
Arlington.
TEACHERS, public, pvt. schools. st.
S4,500-SS 600. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, 6O5 l4th st. NV.
TFCHNTCTANS
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HELp WOMEN

Continued on Next Page)
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ADM. SECYS., to $1,000
SCI EcT POSITIONS
PERSONNEL = to $500
secy. Asst. to Chief of ors.
TRADE ASSOC. st. $100
New o,c. rapid adv. for Girl Fri.
CAP. HILL st. $100
Gin Fri. for House side,
LAW ITO $500
Union; Labor Rel; General.
PUBLISHING -. st. S85
Girl otc-Diyersified. Rusty.
TELEVISION $100
Girl Fri. ior Prod. Meet Guests.
DICTAPHONE, st. $400
fsW Several: H:,oe Resp sod tG %.aie,P person in
FOREIGN OFC. st. S303
Pvt. ofc. Recept. for nigna taries.
DOCTORS OFCS., S. o.
For Nurses: Receipts. and Typists
RECEIPTS. ITO $50
GIRL FRIDAYS $400
Pu6. Rel: Political; Assoc.
elk .-TYPISTS, $70-S90
ACCTG. CLKS.--to $85
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
woodward Bldg. 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
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hSS"ONAo HhAhDLb CLbhh
Young lady w/eXp. for builders Of
ficeS; work ,tuuires processing of
subs requisitions, lumber and ma
terlal invoices, etc: exp. in bldg.
field desirable; good pay and oppty.
Tor alert, intel. yng. lady, 5-day
wk.. dntn. MA. S-4S95 for appt.
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WRITER

MANAGEMENT consultant firm
seeks young man or woman,
$3.50 with good writing
skillS. Major assignment in
wolves development of man.
uals for client companies,
but candidates should have
ability to broaden uualifica-
tons for consulting work.
Should have college degree
and some business expert
ence. Start, S5.000-S6,0OO.
In confidence, mail complete
resume to Box 65-T. Star.
Evening star., 1962-02-04

In addition to the Washing
ton. DC. area, programning
facilities are also located in
San Jose, California: LeXing-
ton. Kentucky: Rochester,
Minnesota; Omaha, Ne
braska; and in New York
City, Endicott, Kingston,
Owego, Poushkeepsie and
Yorktown Heights, New
York.
Evening star., 1962-01-14
The National Sunday Magazine
january ~, 1862

Medical
BObh 0: How Escaped From Russia N Rolling
As Pie 20 How To Get Your World
Steps To Rapid Reading n: Punchbo~ Jackie Gleason
Last Laugh Hindu Hep Cat
Evening star., 1962-01-14

When was young kept looking forward
to doing all the things wasn't old enough to do.
Mother said, ''Have patience! We don't live our
lives in one day.
How true that is! And it applies both to look
ing backward and looking forward. 1 can no
longer race like wild thing over the meadows
in spring. I no longer have the desire, let alone
the stamina, to dance the night away.
Each age has its compensations. Now, while
my children young, l experience the thrill
of being the center of their existence. l share
Evening star., 1962-01-14

Words To Live B, the sharing
ofpe by hOnewy mother
'W Everything COus by Samuel COd~y
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DesieRed for !MOderss Readiag

BEN C. WRIGHT, President
EUCLID NJ. CONVICTION
Chairman of the Board
JOHN c. STERLING
Honorary Chairman
Evening star., 1962-01-14

with my husband pride in their achievements.
Sometimes catch myself thinking, ''When
we build new house . or, 'FWhen the children
are older " or, ''When we have more money
-" Then remember that moving means leav-
ing neighbors we enjoy; that when the children
are bigger these little ones will be only memory;
to these struggling years as the closest and best.
We live life best when we SAVIOR each day and
courage and back without regrets.
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Business Group Backs
Urbonske Election Bid

business interests while pro-
noting the overall welfare OF
Arlington. s..
Mr.. hampshire and Mr.,
Harrison disagreed.
my opponent and the rest
of the County Board seem to
consider you businessmen as
sort of high-type gypsies. Gyp-
sizes. you know, are barely toler-
ated in some countries. And
where a government wants to
get rid of them it just escorts
them to the border and pushes
them across the line" Mr.,
hampshire told the Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
He accused the board of
causing the Seven Corners
Shopping Center to be built in
Fairfax County rather than
Arlington, of twice raising the
business privilege tax, and of
promoting hostility towards
businessmen"
Mr.. Harrison also said that
Mr.. Urbanske and his col
leagues are guilty of hostility
to business.
They have asked for author
ization to put in a local sales
tax, the effect of which I view
as detrimental not only to the
citizens of the county, but
primarily to the local business
man." he said.
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DuIey Admits Loxness
In Handling of Estates

But if Mr.. Duley had &C
counted annually for the rent
payments, the errors would
probably have been discovered
sooner and he would not be in
this position" Mr.. Babcock said
in his summation.
In a final statement to the
court, Mr.. Duley remarked: Il
do not say the charges of be-
ing dilatory are false. I just
tried to do too many things at
one time"
He pledged that all funds
due the estates would be paid.
Mr.. Duley ran successfully
for the Central Committee on
the insurgent In d epen d n t
Democrat ticket that opposed
organization forces in the pri-
mary. Chief Judge Bess B
Lavine, one of two Orphans
Court officials who signed the
complaint, was an unsucceSs-
full organization candidate for
nomination to the House OF
Delegates.
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EdIin Leaves Jail ,
Arrested in New
County SCI Case

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Oct. II
(AP).-J. Kenneth Edlin was
released from the Federal Cor
rectional Institution yesterday
after serving about five months
of a six-month sentence for
mail fraud in a Maryland saw
ings and loan association case.
An arrest warrant was wait
ing for the 64-year-old Edln,
and he was detained by Flor
ida authorities to await extra
dition proceedings on an IN
dictment returned by a Mont
gomery County grand jury. 4
He posted $4,000 bond in
Leon County Court and was re-
leased pending the hearing. "a
Edlin was convicted in United
States District Court at Bali
timore of mail fraud in con-
nection with his operation Of
First Colony Savings & Loan
Association of Frederick and
Elkton, Md.
The Montgomery County
charges involve his alleged role
as head of First Continental
Savings & Loan Association OF
Chevy Chase, now in receiver;
ship.
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Nirqinio's Smith Wins
Broyhi|| Rally Cheers

campaign, but added, "wher
he comes up with what he call;
Recommendation that are out
right lies, then he should be
called to an accounting"
Among misStatements he at
tributed to his opponent were
claims by Mr.. johnson that
the incumbent has done moth
ing" to solve Metropolitan Area
transit and pollution problems
AS evidence to the contrary
Mr.. Broyhill quoted from a let
ter from Mr.. Smith attesting
to Mr.. Broyhill's success in
both fields.
Mr.. Broyhill referred to Mr.,
Smith, who is chairman of the
House Rules Committee, as
zone OF the greatest, most re-
spected men in Congress-" and
the audience took its cue and
applauded wildly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

A group of Arlington bust
nessmen, including some former
political opponents of County
Board Member Leo Urbanske
is organizing to support his
reelection.
Mr.. Urbanske announced
formation of the independent
committee last night as his two
opponents, Democrat Allen
Harrison, jr.. and Republican
Harvey hampshire, were de-
nouncing him as an enemy of
business.
He emphasized that the new
committee members are not as
ISOLATED with the coalition.
Arlingtonians For a Better
County, which he represents.
Among the business and pro-
fessional leaders who have thus
far joined the committee are {:
Fred Gosnell, ST., Preston
Caruthors, Thomas Phillips,
Ashton Jones, County Board
Chairman Ernest D. Wilt,
former board member Herbert
L. Brown, Lawrence Douglas,
Emerson Riensh, Argyle lIackey
and Leon Logan.
Mr.. Urbanske said that the
Endorsement of such leaders
some of whom fought his cleo
ton in 1858. is proof that he
and his fellow board members
have been fair and helpful tc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

Representative Howard w
Smith, long-venerated by Vir-
GINA Democrats, now seems to
be the darling of Republicans,
too
The mere mention of his
name at an Arlington Repub-
lican Committee meeting last
night whipped up a furry Of
enthusiasm among hackers Of
Representative Joel T. Broyhill
for reelection in the Tenth
District.
Mr.. Broyhill had spent some
moments accusing his Demo-
cratic opponent. Augustus C.
johnson, of spreading Lies and
misstatements about my rec
ord" .,-..s
sffe said that originally he
had not intended to mention
1.-The other candidate" in his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

MARTINSVILLE. Va, Oct.
II (AP).-The advisory board
of a University of Virginia
branch college sharply criti-
cized the university today for
not fighting the admission OF
a Negro girl to the branch.
The university agreed yes
terday to the admission OF
Hazel Ruth Adams, a 17-year-
old Negro, to its Patrick Henry
branch in Martinsville, located
in southside Virginia, where
there has been no classroom
indignation.
The advisory board said the
university indicates by its &C
ton that 1t will not subscribe
to the clearly declared policy
of our State government to de-
fend such suits wherever and
whenever possible"
In its statement, the board
said admission of the girl "at
this time would be solely be-
cause of race inasmuch as
white students similarly stu
ated would be denied admis-
sion to the college at this late
date"
The university, in a Federal
district court hearing yester-
day agreed to admit the girl
if she completed the proper
application and registration
procedures and was passed on
by the university. There has
been indignation at the univer-
sity in Charlottesville since
1850, but none at any of the
branch colleges.
Miss Adams had gone to
Federal court charging she was
denied admission because of
her race. The university con-
tended it was because she had
not completed application and
registration procedures.
The advisory board said it
had protested in the strongest
manner possible" to the univer-
sity's governing board about the
schools failure to defend the
case.
It recognized, said the ad-
visory board, that qualified
Negroes couldn't be kept out
of Patrick Henry solely because
of race.
But, the advisers said, 1--WE
were assured by responsible au-
thorities at the university .