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Evening star., 1962-03-25
TRAINEE, 1920

Not actually for airlines but with
affiliated company. Future In
travel for single man who can
travel by air extensively. GRAE-
BNER'S, 1343 III" st. NV, EX
3-7977; Sill. Spg., JU. S-3l44
AIR. COND. MECHANICS and ad-
vanced helpers, exper. in INSTALL
ing and servicing room and resi-
Dental units, year-round work,
paid holidays, vacation with pay
and other company benefits. All
applications held in strict conf
dence. Apply in person only. r.
4 NJ. AIR CONDITION CO., INC,
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Administrative Trainee
ARLE CONSTRUCTION WORKER

ABLE CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
- Overseas-U. S. projects. All
trades. Write GLOBE APPLICA-
TlON SERVICE, Box S54, Balti-
more 8, Md.
ACCOUNTANT for contractors Of
flee. Must have accounting de-
gree. 5-day, 40-hr.' wk. Reply
Box 457-C, Star.
ACCOUNTANT, JR., deg. excellent
oppor. for advance, age 2l-35. sd.
no eXper.. st. to S400, more for
exper. POTOMAC Emp. AGCY.,
2334 Wilson blvd, Arl. ia. $4,000.
ACCOUNTANT, with extensive ex-
perience in PUBLIC accounting
ticipate in the growth Of a pro-
gressive, medium size accounting
firm. Reply in, own handwriting
giving age, education ard ex-
perience. Box 4s9-C, Star.
ACCTS. REC. BOoKkEEPER
Young, some exper. Start S32l
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
Evening star., 1962-03-25
Appliance Statesmen
Selling Opportunity With Sears!

OOII1IIS OPPOI UUIIICy w IUII OCdI .!
Sears Wisconsin Avenue will interview to fill
number of selling positions Here are exceptional
opportunities for aggressive qualified statesmen.
Openings are in the following departments:
PLUMBING AND FENCING AND
HEATING DEPARTMENT FARM EQUIPMENT
HOME APPLIANCE DEPARTMENT
If you are selected you will receive draw VS.. COM
mission plus liberal allowance for the use of
your car. Qualified personnel receive paid hoi-
days and vacation, merchandise discount, life and
hospital insurance and retirement security. Apply
in person,
Sears Roebuck & Co.
$500 WISCONSIN AVENUE NV
Evening star., 1962-03-25
BOX 2O-B, STAR

,UTO TUNE-UP MECHANIC
Ce!lent opportunity for tune-up
spec. c.alist with areas largest and
most progressive exclusive tune-up
concern. Call OIL 6-S9l9 for appt.
AUTO USED CAR cleanup man, all
benefits. Silver Spring, Md.
JACK STAFFORD, 5s5 1876.
BOILER INSPECTOR-B0iler and
caSuFltv insurance inspector, eX-
parle"ced ard national board COM
mission required. Call MA. $4,000.
NCnjay lOr aEpt
Evening star., 1962-03-25
REMEMBER
You Can Also Reply to
BOX NUMBER ADS
BY PHONE
HELP M EN-
(CONTlNUED)
IS Well as by Lette

ACCOUNTANTS
CHEMISTS, PHARMACEUTICAL
DlETiTIANS
DRAFTSMEN (ALL KINDS
ECONOMISTS
ELECTRoNfC TECHNIcIANs
EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORS
ENGINEERS: CHEMICAL, CIVIL,
ELICTRON1C, INDUSTRIAL, ME-
CHANICAL, STRUCTURAL
NURSES, GENERAL DUTY
PROBATION OFFICERS
PUBLIC HEALTH OFFICERS
PROGRAMMERS
PURCHASING AGENTS
BRICKLAYERS
CARPENTERS
CHEF (HOTEL g. RESTAURANT
CONCRETE FOREMEN
ELECTRICIANS
MACHINISTS
PLUMBERS
SHEET METAL MECHANICS
Apply in Person
VIRGINIA
EMPLOYMENT COMMISSION
40 Wilson BLVD Arl "
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AUCTION SALES
iCONTINuED)

TRUSTEES SALE
OF very large stock of sporting
goods and equipment, trophies,
etc, also modern store fixtures,
etc.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
ARTIST
FULL OR PART TIME
Airbrush-technical-creative-la layout.

JANDS 347-2250
NO. 3 THOMAS CIRCLE
ASSISTANT BUYER, experienced
in boys clothing department.
Wonderful opportunity for aggres-
sive individual. See Mr.. Kline,
MORTON'S. 314 7th st. DI. 7-5?ON.
OPERATIONS MAN.
24-30 yrs. old. bldg. materials OPP
erations dept. inventory control.
yard supervision. truck patching :.
and booking orders. Knowledge OF
bldg. materials nec.. tipping re-
Quired. Salary open. OF. 4-5969.
ASSISTANT YARD FOREMAN, n
20 yrs. old. knowledge of bldg.
materials and eXper. with fork
lift desirable. Salary open. OF.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

ACCOUNTANT-JR. SO.
ACCOUNTING CLERK, Mortgage
loan dept. excellent bonus at
AccoUNTG' e5tS q ETai' cLKs. (sev1 So So
BANK TRUSTEES (tellerS, etc. S55
AIRLINES TICKET AGENTS. 2
yrs. college, neat, public contact.
rotating shifts, 21 80 yrs. Travel
privileges. good promotions. S3S5
CREDIT CLERK. type 35 w.p.m..
young, good personality. S65
CRAFTSMAN (planning) land,
planning sites, maps, etc. Use
Imagination work with little
or no supervision. ink. 5-day
1RM RSfE: TAB, op. WILL TRAIN So RE- f!lO
CENT TAB. SCHL. GRAD to S31O
MuLTILITB 1850 OPERATOR.
MANAGEMENT AN CEMENT TRA1NEEs tcao soOO
reer in retail management. 500
PRoGRAMMER. 1401, with ex-
PROPERTY Ra5isEFsi MAINTENANCE MGR. Mii2e"
blue collar Job. minor repairs.
able to supervise maintenance
crew. $4,000
TYPIsT, interested in transpor-
tation career. TO $50
II we don't list the Job you want.
we'll try to find it for you. No
registration fee. One-third of one
months salary after you start to
work.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

PEG GREENWAY AGENCY
1920 New York Ave. NV.
DI. 7-16S7. Suite 7Ig. DI. 7-G467
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ex-
perienced, to handle the books
and supervise office personnel,
good references. background and
personality required Call Mr.
Alexander, ST. 3-9100 for appt.
1920 New York ave. NV.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
FOUNTAIN EMPL.

2304 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. IA. 4-733O
ACCOUNTING CLERK = Young
man with accounting experience
or at least > yrs. college account
ing for position in comptrollerS
office. Accurate typiSt. 5-day
week Excel. fringe benefits. AID.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

LEATHER, SUEDE JACKETS, coats,
gloves, CLEANED, DYED by spec.
process, soft. bright. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. the Dye Work Special
list. 300 Georgia ave. RA. 3-a771.
MAN, 3S, versatile, quickly adapt
able to any activity Has down
town office and phone plus sew
eral hours daily avail. Call 347-
1924 around IL am.
MEMS DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS
converted to single e-breaSted. New
trim. slim line, perfect fit. Price
Sl5; Ladies, mems alterations.
ROIHENBERG TAILORS, 24I7
Pa. ave. NV, FE. 3-5977.
MR.. LEE, who lived at 4424 Stan
Iord ST., Chevy Chase, Md, from
FEB. through Sept, 1856, please
write Box 2l-C. Star. URGENT.
NEED MONEY? Immediate cash or
diamonds watches or any article
OF value, confidential, low rates.
ROSSLYN LOAN CO.. ia. 7-0S0U.
NEW INVENTION for home and
office. Washes, wakes, cleans
iloors, windows, walls, rugs. etc.
Eetails S5.95. MAZCO SALES,
ME. S-1234, RA. 3-540S.
PERMANENT WAVE, $3.50, cut
75c. shampoo and wave S1.OO,
WASHINGTON D. C. BEAUTY
ACADEMY. 1906 H st. NV. See
phone book for other locations.
PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,
tuned electronically, work guaran-
teed. SIS. JU. 5-2133.
PLUMBER and carpenter who did
work at 4424 Stanford ST., Chevy
Chase, Md, in May, 1856, please
write Box &c, Star. URGENT
PRINTING, all types. Specializing
IN labels and professional forms.
SELF-HYPNOSIS = Instantaneous
method taught by trained consult
ant, individual instr. 10. 2-2746.
SPOTS REMOvING-COFFEE. lip
stick, nail polish. paint, ink, per-
spiration, beverages, blood, mildew,
rust. grass, vomit. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS, the Dye Work Special
ist, 300 Georgia ave. RA. 3-9777.
TAX EXPERT = Your income tax
returns prepared. MR.. SOBER,
Pa. 2l32 Pa. ave. NV, FE. 7-2431.
TAX EXPERT-Experienced, rea-
Sonaole; Your home. ST. 3-9799.
TAYLOR TAX CONSULTANT-Est.
20 yrs: Tax law, legal deductions.
Reas. 80 9TH st. Sc, Ii. 7-57S6.
TELEPHONE USERS, write your
SENATORS about service, excess
Slve rates, copy to Assoc, P o..
Box 1910. "a. 80"
TELEPHONE USERS; Join assoc. >,
many benefits. legal aide. P. o.
Box 1910 "a.
TRY US-You will be pleased, we
repair iewelry. watches and
string beads. PETITE GIFT BAR.
739 18th st. NV. Ma. S-O943.
TUTORING: elem, his, college
subiS. exper tchrs. We come to
you D. C.. Md. Va. ia. 2-1SS9.
TUTORING-Science and languages.
BY grad. of Md. Univ, Prof.
Versluys. After 8 pm, FE. 7-S613.
TYPNG-Tax returns. thesis, MS,
secretary. Phone 337-7S9l.
UNIQUE PERSONALIZED introduc-
all religions. RE. 7-3504, Monday
through Friday. II pm.
URGENT
Tenants living at 4424 Stanford
St. Chevy Chase. Nd. from Feb.
through Sept, 1855, please write
Box 23-C, Star.
WANTED
BLDG. APPROX. 12.5Oo SO. FIT,
Mr.. TRANSP. AS TRAINING
CENTER FOR MENTALLY RE-
TARDED. CONTACT OCCUPA-
TIONAI, TRAINING CENTER 317
Evening star., 1962-03-25
!, ST, t. 2REc1rE7,
e .- ~
HI n

:, 5 :. II ,1LrA TET
'..ECn.
:. :essr NJ. E. or E. E. degree IN ,-c-
-ious experience in tech. sales.
Opportunity to Join young, Qy-
manic. stable group. Advance and
contribute to rapid growth Of this
organization. Age to 81, salary
open. Call for appt.c no o-55l0,
BELL 81 ASSOCIATES. III Conn.
ave.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

NWIpIT TtIItv", b."Nt CS-l. Gail
DE. "-529?. Ext. -
AUTO MECHASIC--Mus. be tno.-
CUGhly rXncrin0"eA, Or ana re-
liable, also one helper who is anX-
ious to learn. Percentage basis,
subSta. tiai suardntee, vac&t.Aa
with pay. Real opportunity Tor
and clean shop. Fully booked =
all times. Cal iN person otser Il
pm. MIKES AUTO REPAIR. res,
ll06 N. Vernon ST., Arl., Va.
AUTO MECHANICS, full and part
basis. 1902 South I Mile Run
dr.. Ask for AL. h7l 1901
Evening star., 1962-03-25

SUEDE JACKETS, coats,
gloves. CLEANED. DYED by spec.
process, soft. bright. EXQUISITE
CLEANERS. the Dye Work Special.
list. 300 Georgia ave. RA. 3-N111
Evening star., 1962-03-25

IBM 7O4, . yrs exper., to $1,000
1BM 1401, 2-3 yrs exper., to $500
1BM 1880, Tyr. exper., to $500
COLLEGE DEGREES
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-05

Munoz of the third civil court
granted the decree.
Judge Munoz alsogranted Mrs.
Robinson the custody of the
couples l3-year-old son, Ray
Robinson II. awarded her $500
monthly alimony and approved
separate property agreement
signed in New York, Jan. q, 1861.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-05
SUGAR NOT SWEET

JUAREZ, Mexico = Edna
Mae Holly Robinson, 3S. wife Of
boxer Sugar Ray Robinson. was
granted a Mexican quickie div
orce this week.
The petition of the attractive
Mrs. Robinson asked for the di-
vorce on the grounds of incom-
patibility. Judge Carlos Uranga
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-05

A kitchen extension phone brings your
calls where you're cooking Saves you
time and steps. Up-and-out- of the-way
location conserves scarce counter space
Take your choice Of colors: sunny yell
low, white, beige or pink. To add the
beauty and usefulness of wall phone to
your kitchen, just call our business office
or ask your telephone serviceman.
MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE N
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-05

! To Ole Miss? - Alfanette
Bracy, 2l-year-old Negro girl
from Raymond. Miss. was dis
closed last night to have applied
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-05
COED APPLIES TO ENTER MISS. U.

for admission to the University
Of Mississippi. She now is en-
rolled at Jackson State College.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-05
SHOW COUPLE MAKEUP

LOS ANGELES. Calf. Sing
er Herb Jeffries and stripper
Tempest Storm kissed and made
up before their appointment at
a lawyers office to sign a pro-
perty settlement. They plan to
go to Hawaii for a second honey
moon.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-05

I" Hot Point Town and Country or Westinghouse
Range and Oven Hot Point Garbage Disposal
Afro Hood Formica Kitchen Counter
Tops Copper Plumbing Cast Iron Sinks
and Tubs Large Vsnieies In Baths
+" Wright Evaporative Cooler . 40 Gallon
Water Heater WIS Year Warranty Furred
Out Walls Accoustical Ceilings Wide
overhangs Sliding Aluminium Windows
Sliding Glass Door to Patio Large Patios
City Sewers, Streets and Sidewalks In
and paid for
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-05

We know your home
buying problems
Let our home advisor
at the Furnish ed
Models 22nd ST. &
Roeser Rd. quolify you
for your choice Of home
styles plus all these no
extra cost features that
make easy livin'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-24

The Federal Housing Adj
ministration this week signed
a 81 million insurance COM
mitment on a loan to convert
the Roosevelt Hotel, 2101 Six
teenth street NV, into hous-
ing for the elderly.
The conversion will be I'M
dertaken by the owners of
the Roosevelt, the Sylvan
Lawrence Co., Ltd, of New
York City.
Mr.. Lawrence, head of the
firm, said the building, a
well known Washington
landmark, is scheduled to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-24
Hotel Conversion
For Aqed Cleared

ready for occupancy in the
fall.
He said a "club-like" at
mosphere would be MAIN
tanned with a planned pro-
gram of activities for resi-
dents directed by social work.
erS.
Thomas C. Barringer, di-
rector of the FHA's District
Insuring Office, commented
that the hotel had many
qualities which made it
eminently suitable for con-
version to a residence for
elderly persons.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

hearing examiner, James O.
Ewell, yesterday.
Mr.. Silverman, 80. testified
that some Of his previous testi-
mony before the SEC had been
untrue. He appeared voluntarily
to correct his previous testi-
mony after having conferred
with his attorney.
In his testimony during an
investigation by the SEC staff
in September, 1861, and before
the hearing examiner on April
l6, 1862, Mr.. Silverman testi.
fled that he took no active part
In the purchase Of 5000 shares
Of Siltronics stock by an An
vestment club Of which he is q
member.
Admits Making Deal
Yesterday. he said he ar
ranged for the purchase and
sale Of the stock. The 5000
shares Of Siltronic's stock were
purchased for 50 each and re-
sold for So each. he said.
Mr. .Silverman testified that
the purchase and subsequent
sale Of the stock were agreed
upon by him and Earle Runner,
jr., identified as general man.
ager Of Atlantic Equities Co. of
Washington.
The SEC takes the position
that the purchase and sale Of
the stock was in violation Of its
regulations because the agree
Inent for the transaction oc-
CURED q month before the SEC
cleared the Siltronics stock for
public sale.
In his testimony yesterday,
Mr.. Silverman said he had ar
ranged with an Atlantic Equi-
ties representative for the pur-
chase on certain conditions:
That the stock purchased at 81
a share be resold to O Pitts
burgh firm at 90 O share, and
that the purchasers open an
account with Atlantic Equities
by writing the firm and inclos-
ing the money to pay for the
stock.
Had Phone Conversation
He said he confirmed the
arrangements In O telephone
conversation with q representa-
tive Of the Pittsburgh firm.
The telephone call originated
in the Washington office OF
Mr. Runner, Mr.. Silverman
testified.
Mr.. Runners testimony be-
fore the SEC Wednesday was
in contrast to that Of Mr.. Sill
verman yesterday. William
Schef. SEC attorney, said Mr.
Runner denied that he made
the stipulations as claimed By
Mr.. Silverman.
Asked why he gave false tes.
timony at both his previou
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Judge Asked to Spare
Doomed SIoyerfs Life

District Court Judge Joseph
G. McGarraghy has taken un-
der advisement q plea that he
reduce William c. Coleman's
death sentence to life inprison-
ment.
Coleman. who was sentenced
to die under the mandatory
death law that was abolished
recently by Congress, was con-
victed Of numbering Police Pvt.
Donald j. Brereton during q
1860 liquor store holdup.
Reduction to life imprison-
ment is permitted under the
new law. Coleman Is one of
six convicted slayers facing
death under the old law.
Edward Bennett williams,
defense attorney. asked Judge
McGarraghy yesterday to ex-
tend "the leniency Of the court
TO Coleman. I'VE have had
throughout divided courts and
troubled courts in this case, T"
Mr.. Williams said.
Mr.. Williams maintained that
death penalties generally have
little deterrent effect on crime.
He said that despite the fact
Evening star., 1962-05-05
z Men Are Hurt
When Hit by Cor

Two pedestrians were listed
in good condition today at
Casualty Hospital after being
struck by a Car last night at
Pennsylvania avenue and Sew.
enth street. NV.
Police listed them as John
o. Acrey. 81, Of Baltimore, Md,
who received q fractured skull,
and Jack william Mills, Al, Of
Greensboro. N. c., who received
q broken leg and head cuts.
Police listed the driver Of the
auto as Haynes B. johnson, 80,
Of 2402 Cameron Mills road,
Alexandria, Va. Mr.. johnson
is an assistant city editor Of
The Star.
He was charged by police
with colliding and released un-
der 800 bond pending q hear
ing ct Municipal Court on June
|. police said.
Evening star., 1962-05-05

that the District until recently
was the one jurisdiction in the
country with a m and atory
death penalty for first-degree
murder, the homicide rate here
has been as great as that In
10 other cities Of comparable
size across the country. or
greater.
The defense attorney remind
ed the judge that there have
been no executions In the Dis
trict since 1857. He also point
ed out that Coleman's brother,
also tried for murder, was ac-
quilted. Mr.. williams said
courts generally try to treat de-
PENDANTS equally.
The brother, Raymond Cole
man. received q 4-to-l4-year
sentence on q robbery charge
growing out Of the same case.
Assistant United States At
torney Thomas A. Fiannery
said it was the Governments
policy not to make recommen-
dations on sentences. How
ever, he argued that there were
mo mitigating facts" in the
Coleman case.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Blossom Fete
ToCOncIude
Event Today
BY JACK KELSO
star sat writer

WINCHESTER, Va. May 5.
Pretty girls and country mu-
sic In . setting Of pink and
white apple trees today wind
up the historic 35th Apple Bios
som Festival in the Shenan-
doah Valley.
Antique cars, many Of them
SIMMER than when they were
on the showroom floor, are on
display. queen Shenandoah
xXXV, Patricia Anne Godfrey,
presides here ct the opening Of
the meet Of the Shenandoah Re-
gion Of the Antique Automobile
Club Of America.
A country music contest,
show and dance viii be held ct
the armory and an apple bios
som twirling meet, featuring
pretty girls from several States,
is slated for the James Wood
High School. A drum and
bugle corps exhibition is sched-
uled for Handley High School
bowl.
Queen Patricia, o student
nurse at Sibley Hospital in
Washington and the daughter
Of Arthur Godfrey, conferred
knighthood yesterday ct Hand
ley bowl on movie and tele-
vision actor George Montgom-
cry.
Mr.. Montgomery later was
grand marshal Of the feature
parade, made up Of 1si units
including IS bands. Mr.. God.
frey rode In the vanguard oi
the parade in q 1921 Model I
Ford.
Winners in the grand feature
parade were:
II, Reynoidsvills- -sykesviIie, Pa; q
Central, MaItins6urS, Pa.i 8, Smith
Hish schooi bands Sel pieces and
upl-1. Newport News Typhoon March
sr piPRa wsTHe VAN SpeSrssn oFensasI Snss: ssss
and Bagpipe Corps Newport News.
COLLEGE bands-1, Univsrsity Of Rich
Easton, Pa; 5. FrostsurS State. tToss-
sTsp ssAoscl sanss-l. EsnsclDa-
stapntcn Military Academy; s, Nasss.
nutEsn Military Academy. Woodstock.
Fort psfiancs: 8, staunton Military
Academy; 2, AuSusta Military Academy,
Drum Z ana SusI: sosps.=i. Bsthssds.
), Navy RoTc. University cf virsinIa.
Drum mator-1. Bob 'Tfller. Augusta
yersity Of Riehmcndi 8. Pessf ssSais.
Drum malorette-I. Judy Moss. Her.
mitags Hlgh. Richmond; 3, sandra
Hamby. Surry- Central Hish School,
poSson, y, g.: 8. sue Atkins. oiisi
Out-of-town communities, non-com.
mercial organiSattons and individuals;
Professionally built--l. Clarke County
Chamber u comnasres: 3. MaFsinsSnrTl sSrsaSnTl
professionally built. STANLEY, va
Lions Club; 2, Romney Bi-Centennial.
Hampshire County Jaycees, Romney
Gees. ''' W" jay
Businesses and commercial orSan.
iSations: Non-professionally buiit-i
Watermelon Park. Berryvilfe. va,
Grand sWeepstakes winner: win.
ehester Association Of Mutual Insur
Evening star., 1962-05-05
UNCLE CHARLIE
Stewart Cleared
For 5th Trial in
Honikn1un Deuth

A report from st. Elizabeths
Hospital that Willie Lee Ste.
wart is mentally competent has
cleared the way for his fifth
trial on . first degree murder
charge.
Stewart is accused Of mur-
dering grocer Harry Hotik1naYl
during q 1858 robbery. Three
prior convictions were reversed
by appellate courts. The fourth
trial. in March. resulted in q
hung jury.
In D letter to the court. Dr..
winfred Ovefhoiser. sliperin-
tendent Of st. Elizabeths s9id
Stewart Is mentally competent
to stand trial. The report said
doctors had found no evidence
of mental disease either now
or. at the time Of the alleged
offense In 1858.
Stewart,s mental condition ct
the time the grocer was killed
has been q key issue In Gov
Evening star., 1962-05-05
COunseIAtfack
Bugging' Suit

Lawyers for the three de-
fendants in the Mayflower
Hotel "bugging" suit filed by q
West Coast attorney have asked
District Court to dismiss the
case on technical legal grounds.
The attorney. Malcolm T.
DUNCAN. has charged In the
civil suit that someone listened
In on his business conversations
In the hotel room where an
electronic bugging device was
allegedly found,
Named as defendants in the
suit were John j. Frank, Q
former Federal Bureau Of In
vestigation agent, and Oliver w
Angelone and John w. Leon
both private investigators.
The motions to dismiss filed
yesterday by lawyers Edward l.
Carey and Walter z. Gillcrist
alleged the suit was not brought
by the real party in interest
Mr.. Dungan's client.
Mr.. DUNCAN Is representing
West Coast power combine In
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. case be.
fore the Federal Power Com.
mission in q breach Of privacy
suit.
Also, MFR. Carey and Mr.. Gill;
crist said the real party In in.
terest In any trespass aspect oi
the suit would be the hotel
which owned the property
rather than Mr.. DUNCAN who
was o guest.
In court papers, the defense
said failure by the plaintiff tc
allege damages over %, 900 had
placed the case below the mini.
mum jurisdictional amount fol
1.-The District Court.
Among other reasons citet
for dismissal Of the suit was ar
argument that this type oi
privacy suit Is not recognized
here and that there was nj
showing Of resultant suffering
or shame.
Meanwhile, In q separate out
growth Of the case, q Fedora
grand jury was expected Il
continue next week withits In.
vestigation for possible criminal
activity in the bugging Of the
hotel room.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
Russian Copter Design
Wins, U. S. Has Record
BY ston Drake
BY Roy crone
By WoIt Kelly
BY Peter Loins

Klemin Award for his leading
role in Army helicopter tactical
development. Others honored
were:
Air Rescue Service Of the
Military Air Transport Service,
commanded by Brig. Gen. Jo-
seph A. Cunningham, received
the Capt. william J. Kossler
award.
Altitude Record
1t. Col. Francis M. Carney,
given the Frederick L. Feinberg
award for general high level
Of performance in operational
flying in the preceding calen-
dar year" Flying q Kaman-
built helicopter. Col. Carney set
an altitude record Of 32,S40
feet.
Two honorary fellowships for
meritorious service went to
Don Ryan Mockler. director OF
the Vertical Life Aircraft
Council Of the Aerospace In
dustries Association and to 1t
Gen. Hemilton H. Howe Of the
United States Army.
The 1861 Grover e. Bel
Award for outstanding work in
development was given tc
Carlos @. Woods, manager OF
engineering at Sikorsly.
Certificates recognizin 8
world records went to Col. Car.
ney and three Navy pilots
Capt. Bruce x. Lloyd, Comdr
Patrick Sullivan and 1t. Graf
ton.
Evening star., 1962-05-05
New Thrust Fuel
To Undergo Test

COROLLA, N. c., May 5
(AP)-An Smile stretch Of
beach on North Carolina's
Outer Banks win serve as the
testing ground this summer for
q paste-like fuel which could
become "the workhorse OF the
space industry"
Atlantic Research Corp,
Alexandria (Va.) missile re-
search firm, announced yester-
day It will test-fire a 10-foot-
diameter rocket engine loaded
with the fuel, dubbed gel-solid.
The new type Of fuel can
generate billions Of pounds Of
thrust. Phillip Reilly. head Of
Atlantic Researches develop.
ment group, said the fuel has
the advantage over the hard
to-handle liquid fuel.