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Evening star., 1962-05-22
HELP MEN
fCOATlAlfEnA
SALESMAN

Haoerdashery salesman for our
fine mems store. Experience not
neeesSary. FARNSWORTH-REED,
LID Corners, Va. Mr.. Ander-
son, JE 4-43O3
Evening star., 1962-05-22
SECYS -STFNOS
OTHER POSITIONS
ATLAS AGENCY

ATLAS AGENCY
1920 N. Y. Ave. NV. RE. 7-5767
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
Many kinds. 3 days, from slight
knowl. to exper.. a few with typ
ing. Career positions. Some viii
train. From S4,000-S4.S00. Mod
crate fees. No cash down. Out
talk II over. v. WOOD PERSON.
MEL, sos 18th st. NV. at II, 3O3
SOUTHERN BLDG. DI- 7-h7h9
Evening star., 1962-05-22
HELP WOMEN

PART-TIME, ewes. 50 per hour.
Must have phone. Call 946-9642
between 4 and 6 pm.
PBX-WOMEN. see our ad under
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
CTI NE. s-46a3
PIX OPERATORS, exper. relief
operators for ewes. and Weekends
Arlington Hospital, IA. 4-59uO.
PIX OPERATOR (relieD. fun time
40 hours per week. Apply per-
sonnel Q to > pm, Monday-Fri-
day. PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL.
1850 Varnum ST. ne.
PIX OPERATOR, temporary. from
June IL thru July &. 40 hrs per
vk., 5000, no SatS. Substitute
for vacation. No other work in
volved. Pleasant office, excellent
salary. CONTINENTAL BAKING
CO, 1901 Ga. ave. NV, NO. =
1870. Mr.. Bepko.
PIX OPERATOR for apt. in NV.
area. Hours 3-l1 pm. Apply resi-
dent manager Majestic Apis. 5000
18th 81. NV.
PIX OPERATOR, exper. only. Arl.
area, 8 days incl veekendS Start
ins salary S55. Call after . pm.
Mr.. SACKS. IA. 4-S1OO.
Evening star., 1962-05-22
HELP WOMEN

SALESLADY for high grade ready
to-Eear. dresses, suits and coats.
oppoT. for right party. Salary no
limit Apply In person only. lois
Conn ave
Evening star., 1962-05-22
HELP MEN AND WOMEN
tCONTINUEDl

LABOR ECONOMISTS for profes-
sional work in manpower, en-
PPlogymsnt sns s rel rsIatea fields. 81, 81
BOARD OF EXAMINERS, o. s.
Labor Dept. WASHINGTON. DC.
TAILOR wanted. male or female,
good salary and working condi-
tionS. disqualification and insur-
ance benefits. Mems clothing store.
Apply WASHINGTON WOODEN
MILLS, $40 Caroline ST., Fred
erickSburg, Va.
TELEPHONE WORK = Evenings:
done from our studio. S1.a5 per
hr., VICTOR DANCE STUDIOS,
co. 5-5500.
WATERS AND MATTRESSES, day
and night, part and full. WIN.
YARD, 1880 Lee hwy. at RosSlyr
Circle. IA. 4-3443.
WELFARE. PENSION AND BOND
ING SPECIALISTS needed for
work under welfare and pension
plan Disclosure Act 1862 Amend
ments in Silver Spring, Nd. Sal
ary S4.345-Sl3,730. Career, Civil
Service positions. Professional ex-
perience and administration de-
velopment auditing financial man
agement or bonding of employee
welfare, health and pension plan,
which are financed through pri-
vate investment or insurance car
riers required. Send standard
forms 81 or resume to Mrs. Betty
Iynt, US. LABOR DEPARTMENT.
washington, DC. Call 961-365I.
Evening star., 1962-05-22
RECEPTTONISTS

ALL KINDS, 5 days, for college
and h.s.. from beginners 10 exper., d,
no typing. fast tipping, slow typ
ins. Interesting selections OF posi-
tions. Some fee paid. Come In and
talk 1t over. Carefully screened
top-notch firms. Good neiRhbor-
hoods. Salaries from S4.50O to
$4,000 TO start. Out-of-towneTS
welcome.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
$4,000 Su. Ft;.

zoNED c:!. FRONTAGE OF e7O
FEET ON EXTREMELY BUSY
A0ER RID. NEAR EAST.WEST
HIGHWAY. MAY DIVIDE.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1925 H NV. Realtors. Ma. s-55OO
Evening star., 1962-04-08
SEASH0RE PROPERTY

LONG BEACH, MD. - Year-round
cottage; II block from waterfront.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
GARAGES

CAP. HILL, very close in, secure
garage, q blks fr. Supreme Ct,
$50 mo. EX. 3-l575, Ii. 4-4477.
ONE-CAR METAL GARAGE, wide
alley, rear 36l4 Georgia ave. NV,
$40 per mo. Ma. S-0S0S.
WANTED or . car garage W.
cement floor and elec. Vic Silver
Spring or Bethesda. 5S5-052S.
2-STORY BRICK GARAGE, rear Of
13lS 9Th st. NV, $40 mo. H. G.
SMITHY CO., ST. $4,000.
14th & COLORADO AVE. NV.
rear Of 1898 Colorado ave. NV.
All remodeled. and closed in. to
from $3.50 to $40. An outstand-
ing value. FRED A. SMITH. CO.,
lib 18th st. NV. Elk. 3-24SS.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
FLORIDA PROPERTY


APARTMENT-Four family units,
st. Augustine. Sacrifice to settle
estate. Ideal investment. Retired
couple, Beautiful tropical set
ting, " blk. from Matanzas Bay
and main city street. 3 min. from
ocean. Spacious nv. rm., bedrm.,
bath. equip. kit, dinette, hardwood
floors, AGAR garage. -Spanish-style
construction. $4,000. Terms. OIL.
2-S524.
CARE TO LIVE in s. Maimi, have
just the place for you, 3 bedrms..
liv. rm.. kit. bath. carport, util.
rm.. hurricane awnings. draw
drapes furn. ia. S@3663.
FOR SALE-Lakewood Park Estates.
Lot 95x150. S1,500. F. L. KOE-
GEL. Lexington. Park, Md.
HOLLYWOOD, FLA, 5906 North
west goth st.-Lovely 2-bedrm.
C. B. 8. home: nicely furn.; $4,000
or make cash offer. 10. 3-60O6.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
K. B. RANCH
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Poolesville; Nd. WI s-9223

MOUNTAIN TOP HOME, U. s. 2ll
"a miles east of New Market
Virginia-,Must be seen 10 be. ap'
large living-dinirg room. three
bedrooms, all conveniences. Con.
tact Georgiana Shaw, 422-3463
New Market. Virginia, or John "
Bauserman, 459-2922. Woodst 7ck
Elrginia.
nv WAITE FRONT SHE'LL
hOUSE, Shenandoah River, Blue
Ridge Mts. -. Away from ocean
swim, hunt. S5.250, terms. ] hour
from Falls Church. TIE. 6-7297.
SCENIC Shannondale lot with life
membership in club. CL. 6-82a1.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
VACATION PLACES
ROSE HAVEN

ISOG liza lin
Beautiful wooded corner lots (3),
/ block from sandy beach, yacht
club and swimming pool. EN-
3-6125.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
Stone Harbor, N. J.

Truly the "Seashore at Its Best"
Everything for your vacation
tionally fine bathing beach. ten
mis-. bowling. golf, bicycling. Cot
tages. and apartments at modest
rentals. Free Folder. Write Borough
CLERK
Evening star., 1962-04-08
MOTORCYCLES

ALLSTATE SCOOTER 81, 1900
miles. $3.50. WA. 10000.
BMW. 400 &C., 1854, 1900 mi,
excel. cond., shield and saddlebags,
price S490. ia. 4-2497.
BMW So. ESQ &C., D. C. inspect,
windShields, excel. cond. S400 or
best offer. WO. 6-l975.
BSA so. Super rocket. nice con-
cition. S725 or nearest offer. 5202
seth ave-, HyattSville.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
SUM N Err CAMPS

CAMP sHEEMAR in the beautiful
camp for boys and girls 8 to IA
yrs. Brochure available. W. A.
MARTIN. RR 2 Winchester, Va.
FAIR HAVEN, S25 WK., Blue Ridge
Mount, boys, girls, 7-15 yrs.
swimming, riding, fishing and
hiking Req. folder, Box. 500,
Harrisonburg, Va. Ref. AP. 7-S261.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
RETIREMENT HOME
By The Sea In Florida


Beautiful CHS Home on Surf drive,
St. Augustine by the sea. Seven
miles from the Ancient City. Paved
streets, Barrel-Tiled Roof, land
scaped, front and back. Two large
bedrooms, large closets, living
room 16x23. Hall. tiled bath.
Built-in electric kitchen, large en-
closed garage. Patio. City water
besides driven well for watering
lawn. Sacrifice because of illness.
$4,000. Good terms. j. G. and
RUTH I'm, owners, IL Surf drive.
st. Augustine. Florida. &
SUBDIVISION FOR SALE
Indian River County-20O homes
built S10-$15,000 price range.
FHA and conventional financing.
80 lots plated, engineering done
on land for $50 more. $50 ada
cent acres available II desired.
City water and sewer. Commercial
area with 700 frontage on main
road. Area will participate in Moon
Shot Boom. Terms arranged. Pres
ent MANAGEMENT will run for new
owner IL desired. Principals only.
Write Box 27-C, Star for appoint
ment with representative April 8,
8 or 10 in D. c.
$50 ACRES OF RICH LAND in the
finest farming area In the North
Central part of Fla, near high
ways and railroads. S75 per acre,
or 500 per acre in 10-acre tracts.
JOHN c. KAHN, 110S 10th st.
NV, RE. 7-S676.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
TRAIlERS

ALUM. TRAVEL TRAILER, COM
=. pletely self contained, sleeps z,
elec. brakes. Sacrafice. JU. 9-l455.
ANDERSON 33-ft. / bedrm.. alum.
awning. air cond.. rug in liV. rm.
1915 dn. Assume payments. Trailer
can be left on present lot. SO.
S-0693.
R0YCRAFT '5s. 45xlO. 2 bedTms-.
electric range. washer. excel. cond
extras. 474-39S5.
BRANSTRATOR 1858, 90, sleeps 4,
excel. cond., S1,195. Will finance.
Call Ed. AMERICAN TRAILER.
XII. 9-3065.
CASH PAID FoR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES. VA.-RO. s.
1900. MD.-RA. 6-253l.
CAMP TRAILER. I5-ft. alum, sleeps
g., $3.50. Call PO. 2-9546. Rock
vile.
CAMPING TRAILER, IA #, alumi-
mum, sleeps 4, icebox. stove and
cabinet. $500 or best offer. 35l4
N. 18th St, Arl., ia. 2-1S05.
CHRIS-C CRAFT house trailer, I5-ft.
aluminium. excel. cond. S695. IA.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CAPON BRIDGE DISTRICT, VIVA.
= 1872 acres, some open land.
streams, old 3-rm. log cabin being
$4,000. $1,000 dn. CIR. 3-O219.
Evening star., 1962-04-08
TD-l4 STARTER
For Sale, Reasonable

TWO $50 HIP. Cadillac Marine En-
water cooled. viii demonstrate,
asking S4S5 ea. See cruiser LADY
LOU at Rose Haven or call S64-
6570 or JU. 6-4239.
WALKER -TURNER IO-in. fitting
arbor, circular. saw. floor model,
2 blades and dado head and
blades, plus all access. incl. ext.
table. 11o-vS l h.p, excel. cond..
Sl99. =
'crpftsman wood lathe with motor.
bench ana o tools, suit. home
shop, good cond., $40. 57l2 Bent
Evening star., 1962-04-08
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED
AVIATION

AERONCA 7-AC Champion. good
conditionss0all WAEs4-1ls6Sa s-z-as.
AERONCA CHAMP. Low time. clean.
licensed til Dec. S1.400. JU.
S-33SO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
A SWINGING
GUIDE TO
WASHINGTON
ADVERTISEMENT

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

Car 81, Where Are You? We
begin with this one, even If it's
a regular. simply because 1t
ought to be written somewhere
at least once a season that this
is one of the few so-called
comedy shows that consistently
delivers a solid quota of laughs
and occasionally produces that
TV rarity-a side-splitting mo-
ment. Last Sundays episode
gave us that seldom wonder,
an irresistible sequence con-
structed and directed with Nat
Hiken's surest touch.
Toody and Muldoon we're at
the bottom of 1t, as usual. They
thought the captain was a
kleptomaniac and a fellow
officer, reading upon the sub
ject, pointed out to them that
an unhappy childhood-with-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18


President, comfortably seated,
playing host to three TV news
men who took turns asking
questions and occasionally re-
acted with a laugh or protest at
some presidential jest.
The informality, it should be
stated, is comparative. 1t is
much more relaxed than any
set speech could be. less stilted
than TVS variety of meet-the-
press TV programs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt's Fire
side Chats" were the homiest--
but that was radio and the lis
tener's imagination was at
work.
On the other hand, the con-
versation technique is most ef-
fective when there is only one
interview as opposed to two or
three, and the camera is allowed
to roam with the principals
In an area that enhances their
subject material. MICS Wis
dom. for example, employed the
one-to-one ratio. but the talks
we're generally confined to one
spot. The enlargement Of the
technique for the Lippmann
and Eisenhower conversations,
we're eye openers.
The President Is too busy to
spare the time for the kind Of
filming and talks from which
such a production could be ex-
tracted. Under the circum-
stances which prevailed last
night, which included the pres
ence of a man from each net
work what happens when
UHF-TV brings a multiplicity
of themO it was still an inter-
esting hour, despite the aimless
order in the questions.
There were four TV pros In
that room. and the President,
who came back several times to
q theme he wanted to get across
that of Americas great con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

out toys-produced the COM
pulsive behavior. So the cap
tain came in to his office to
find a train running around
his desk. He pressed a buzzer
and got chimes. AS he gazed in
establishment, a toy monster
entered and started throwing
darts. He picked up the phone
and yelled for Schnauzer; only
1t was a toy phone, that kept
repeating: Hello baby, this is
grandma"
To borrow a phrase, these
are lines that stick in your
side.
I'd trade six specials. the
news that CHS is going to a
half-hour next season with the
daily Walter Cronkite report,
and the bulletin that David
Susskind is mellowing toward
sponsors, any day now, for such
inspired inanity.
= = =
DIR. Shannon. where Are
YouP" DUPONT Show of the
Week.. The shots of Scotland
were wonderful to see, but the
production of this adaptation of
an A. j. Cronin novel can be
simply summed up: Too much
plot, too little time and talent.
Rod Taylor was completely mis-
cast as the medic with the
Pasteur complex.
Walt Disney's World CHurri-
cane Hannah). Can't figure
out why Walt has to spoil an
otherwise engrossing account Of
man VS.. hurricane with an
obviously reenacted without
labeling) episode involving a
father and son caught off an
island in the gathering storm.
Walt must think that the aver
age age Of his audience is about
3-instead of a worldly 6. Who
was taking the pictures of the
father and son swimming UNI
derwater? A friendly barra-
cuda?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
'MANS WORLD
PLAYERS HERE
TOMORROW

Tom-Tom (Ted BesselD
and Vern Randy Boone),
two Of the cast members Of
It's a Mans World who are
touring the country at
their own expense - to
protest the cancellation Of
the NBC series, will be in
Washington tomorrow en-
route to New York.
The actors will be with
out their trademark-the
jeep-which broke down in
Albuquerque. Any fans Of
the Peter Tewksbury show
interested in contributing
a jeep to continue their
trip-going with them, II
they wish-can discuss it
with them here tomorrow.
The young actors will ad-
wise viewers on further
action they can take at a
general meeting at Buddy
Pappas' Silver Spur Res
taurant, 924 E st. NV,
between 3 and 5 pm.
(Pappas, a former TV-
radio producer-director-
publicist, is contributing
his room for the occasion0
B. H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

-Stereo Concert Time
Haydn's Symphony No. l04;
Mozart's Piano Sonata in
A Major.
$3.50, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc
and 1888 Mc.)-Library OF
Congress Concert. The Jul
lard String Quartet is fea-
tured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
TODAY'S GOOD MUSIC DIAL

sos, WASH-FM 1911 Nc. y
symphony in Stereo. Boro-
dtn's Symphony No, 2 in B
Minor; Kabalevsky's The
Comedians.
$500, WMAL-FM (1O7.S Mel
Heritage Concert. Works
by Handel, Beethoven, Falla
and Khatchaturian.
$3.50, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WAVA-FM t9O.l Mc.)-
Music Americana. Songs by
the Ivy League Trio, Theo-
dore Bikel. Ian and Sylvia
and Bud and Travis.
$3.50, WMAL-B a ske tball.
George Washington Univer-
sity VS.. University of Rich
mond. From Fl. Myer.
1915, WRC-Voices Of Christ
mas. Carols by the Lafayette
College Choir of Easton, Pa,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

tribution to the West since
1945-was easily the sharpest.
An old-fashioned half hour
TV Report to the Nation, "
however, might have served the
White House and us best last
night.
Checking the Shows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
ON THE AIR
How to Converse
-AVideo Art
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star TV Critic

The conversation technique has into its own on TV
lately thanks to its imaginative by Fred Friendly and others
the White House special night all three networks
CATER Two Years. Conversation with the Presdent served
to illustrate both its advantages and its disadvantages
the side course its nformality. There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

WASH FM-s1 I Nt.-1S 10 i1iis an.
weiB FM-soi Nc 10 u pm. Msntsy-
fnesE an. 10 5 pm, Saturday. sees
10 mianlRht SUNDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

VIM 1900 ke.--7lhouf epefstlea.
WPIk- lJo Nc. -DayiiEhi enly.
WoMR- 1880 &c Daylight only.
wUsT -it7o NJ, -DlYllEht snly.
VIAL ti1o Ne Daylight shlJ.
wwbc- 1870 II. -74hou spsfstiea.
wit iJio ks. -7lhoui opsfsheA eHsept
Msnusy mlanlEht 10 tIm Tuesasy
WOoE tlln VI. -iAheui apsfsilan MsnaaI
satufdsy, sunday O. an. 10 mlsarht.
WIAM- 1880 ks. 7lAsui speisiisA, eHtept
sunaiy mlanlghi 10 sam MendsI.
WD0n $50 NJ. o. Daylight anly,
wovA-islo NJ Daylight salI.
WPRW . 1890 II. -Diylishi enly.
WPee- 1880 ks.-DsViishi salv,
NeMs-- $40 ks. -7lhoui opsfitien sHetp,
mltslrht 10 . an. o. MonasI.
NPRN Pm tosl Nc sijo an, 10 mlaniEhl
sAvA- lso Nc. -Daylish, snlI.
FIN Stations
wMssFM- iul . Nc. ls,spsD-
go 10 mltnshi Men Fh.i
u nsun 10 mlenithi sat .Sun.
WLMU TM-ess Me- pm, 10 mlehinht
WWDc m toi I NJ. IA houi epsiltiah'
views IN 100 5 Nc n hsuI spsisiisa
titspt mldnIht 10 9 an. On Msheiy.
WeIS IN So Nc LIN 10 10 pm Moa,
M, 80 10 Apm.i suntaI, sts inpm.
WSRA IN i0s q NJ. . " aosa 10 mlanlfht
WNAt IN io1 J No. -tIm 10 iiAsam.
WPec FM-sss Me- an, 10 pm.
NiMD fM-s4t Nc. u an 10 mlsnltht
wear FM-pss Nj. San " m,anHht.
wAvA IN los I Nc. --sIm 10 u pm.
wRc IN. % Q Nc. -sile an 10 am
MOP TM-ae.l e.--si1s I.m. 10 Ale an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28

Perry MaSon-"The of the Singing Skirt" Repeat
Better than average. good deal of excitement and
clever trick get Mason involved murder as he tanges
with the owner of legal gambling house Perry defends
pretty cigarette girl who has framed switching
gun with her before murder 7:3O pm WTOP-9
The Deenders"The Bedside Murder RepeatO Fine show
Ben Casey" fans, prepare yourself for shock Sam
Jaffe is accused Of numbering patient to collect an
inheritance. Actually it's concidenta that Sam plays
physician IN this episode which made before the
advent Of Casey The basic sorry centers around
Lawrence Prestons decision to hurt close friend as
means of aiding Jaffe. $50 pm, WTOP-9
Leave 1t to Beaver-"Wallys Cad Repeat) Teen-agers
should catch this show just to Lumpy and Eddie give
Way free advice The plot finds Wally buying car and
naturally getting into trouble with his dad. $3.50 pm,
WMAL-7.
Saturday Night at the NOTES.-THE Stars and Stripes For
ever" Q952) somewhat glorifed but entertaining film
biography of John Philip Sousa the March King Clifton
webb portrayS the maestro composer in grand
and gets able assistance from co-stars Ruth HusSey,
Robert Wagner and Zebra Paget. There's plenty of
martial music for parade fans. (Coor) 9 pm, WRC4.
Gunsmoke-Repeat) delightful episode in which saloon
hostess Kitty kidnapped by three hillbieS One Of the
sons wants to marry Kitty and the only way to do it by
stealing her Even Kitty grows fond of these charming
hillbilles. 1000 pm. WTOP-9
11:OO, WTTG (5)-Payhouse Five 1.-TWO Tickets to Broad
way" Musical comedy about Snal-town girl and singer
who arrange hoax to get them on a TV show. Janet
Leigh, Tony Martin Q951)
111O WRC -Movie Four. Sands of Jima" Officers
son has no liking for the Marine Corps but tough
sergeant makes him otherwise under stress of battle
John Wayne, Forrest Tucker. Q949)
ILLS, WMAL G)-Saturday Night Movie Another Part of
the Forest" Lillian Helman's story of the Hubbard
family, band Of ruthless Southern industriass who
hated each other but loved money Fredric March, Ann
Blyth. Q948)
HIS, WTOP (s-saturday Night Show Lust for Gold"
Excellent film showing how greed and evil take and
ruin baSicay good people Glenn Ford Ida Lupno 949O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

700, WOL-Italian Holiday
Authentic Italian music with
host Pine Cicsla.
7:O5, WDDC-Report to the
People. Brig. Gen. Fred
erick j. Clarke, Engineer
Commissioner, to be inter-
viewed by Washington
newSmen.
$500, WTOP-BasebaI. Wash
ington VS.. Boston Red Sox
at Washington.
$3.50, WGAY-FM 1895 Mc.)-
Stagedoor. Selections in
clude "Camelot," Tender
loin," Happy Hunting" and
Lii Abner."
800, WMAL - Dance Time
Bill Trumbull, host. Dance
music by Lawrence Welk,
Ted Heath and Sammy Kaye.
1000, WHFS-FM 1O2.3 Mc.)-
Dixie Beat. Clancy Hayes
Dixieland band featured.
(Stereo0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
Slayer Given
Life by Judge

District Court Judge Charles
F. Mclaughlin, in the first
case to come up under a new
law, has given life improson-
ment to a man convicted of
first degree murder.
Formerly. judges here were
forced to impose a mandatory
death penalty.
Under the law passed last
spring, the judge must make
the decision between life i'm
priSonment or the death PEN
atty unless the jury votes I'M
animously for one or the other.
In the case of William L.
Alexander, who came up for
sentencing yesterday, the Jury
had reported it was unable to
agree on the sentence.
Alexander. 10. who police said
had the nickname "Al Capone, {"
was convicted of shooting an
other man in an argument at
a Fourteenth street cocktail
lounge last December.
The youth, of the 1000 block
OF D street NE. was also con-
victed of assault with intent to
Kill, assault with a dangerous
weapon and carrying a danger
GUS weapon. pistol.
Judge Mclaughlin imposed
prison terms, to be served con-
currently, of three to nine
years, two to six years and one
to four years for the three less
er charges.
In other action, Judge Nc
Laughlin gave an eight-month
to two-year prison term to
Clarence E. Smith, So, of the
5000 block of B street Sc, for
a $19 CANDY store robbery.
He was arrested shortly after
holding up the Fannie May
Candy Shop. 1910 E street NV,
He was holding a gaily-colored
store bag a clerk gave him to
carry the money.
Harold Lucky, 80, of the 600
block of 1 street NE, was given
a l6-month to four-year sem
tence by Judge Mclaughlin for
taking SIC from a woman's
purse at Woodward g. Lo-
throp's.
Judge Mclaughlin deferred
sentencing for one week for
James M. Nelson, 10, of the
l400 block of Chillum road,
West Hyattsville, after being
told a church group might hire
him.
The youth, in a plea for pro-
baton. said the chaplain at
District Jail was supporting
him in a bid for the job. Nell
son was convicted of possessing
stolen mail and passing a check
with a forged Endorsement.
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month in which malformations
are likely to occur because the
Merrell Co. warned its inveSti-
cations last December that the
drugs use in Europe had been
linked to birth defects.
Thus far, the FDA official
said, reported malformations
in the United States have re-
suited from use of the drug
while visiting a foreign country
or from the illegal importation
of a European drug by a ira
veler.
No Use in Critical Period
The official said that the
FDA knows of no use of the
drug by an investigator during
the critical period Of pregnancy
the first three months, espec-
tally the sixth, seventh and
eight weeks, when an infants
arms take shape. At least one
study was made of the drugs
effects in late pregnancy, ap-
parently with no damage to the
infants.
Investigational use of the
drug was begun in 1859.
After its warning last Deem
Der against use of the drug in
women of collaborating age,
the Merrell Co. of Cincinnati,
Ohio, asked its investigators
to return or destroy supplies of
the drug.
To assure that this was done,
the firm later provided FDA
with list of it's investigators
so that FDA agents could check
with them on the disposition of
the drug.
Unless making a specific test