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KITTY HAWK NAVY MAN
SERVING IN MOROCCO
PORT LYAuTEY. Morocco

PORT LYAUTEY, Morocco
tFHTNC)-Cecil L. King, fire
man, USN, son Of Thomas J.
King Of Route /, Kitty Hawk, Is
serving at the Naval Air Station.
Port Lyautey, Morocco.
The station, which Is about
four miles from Mehdia Beach,
one Of the North African inva-
sion beaches Of World War II,
and some 80 miles north Of Ra-
bat, the capital Of Morocco, and
80 miles north Of Casablanca, is
a stopover point for men and
supplies destined for the Sixth
Fleet in the Mediterranean.
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of the chapter in verse prepared
by Mrs. Myra Patrick, Past Ma
tron.
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Ere you consult fancy, consult
your purse.-Benjamin Franklin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03

EVERY COY HOME has at least
one fireplace and all homes
are completely dir condi-
toned, fully insulated with
finished recreation rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03
ULI Awards
Study Grant

Miss Erin Marie Woodall
of Alexandra, Va, has been
awarded a $2,4OO grant-in-
aid by the J. C. Nichols
Foundation of the Urban
Land Institute.
Miss WoodalI, a graduate
student at George Washing
ton University, will do re-
search in THE Effect of Ad
Valorem Property Taxes on
Municipal Land Use in Alex
andria, Va" a subject which
has a direct relationship to
the ULI's current research
into the impact of taxation
on land values.
The grant award is made
annually by the ULI in
memory of the late j. C.
Nichols. an authority on city
planning and community de-
velopment who had a world
wide reputation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03
Bill Would Help
Conventional Loans

A bill to be taken up early
In the next session of Con-
gress will have an important
effect, If it becomes law, on
the availability of homes
with low down payments and
conventional long-term
mortgages.
Conventional mortgages
are those not insured by the
Federal Housing Administra-
ton or the Veterans Admins
tration.
The measure would set UP
two publicly supervised but
privately financed and man
aged corporations whose
services would be available to
all qualified investors, and
lenders.
One Of these corporations
would insure. up to 100 per
cent, conventional mortgages
meeting prescribed standards.
The second corporation would
have the function of trading
such mortgages on a nation
wide basis and providing a
ready and continuous market
for them. In other words,
the mortgages, through this
corporation. would be bought
and sold like any other in
strument Of credit.
Bigger and Longer
Since all the mortgages
would be fully insured, the
bill would enable lenders to
grant loans up to 80 per
cent Of the property's APP
praised value or sales price,
and give borrowers up to 80
years to pay them off. Terms
Of this sort are available
under mortgages insured by
the FILA and the VA. AS a
result, thousands of homes
now are owned by persons
who would not have been
able to buy them otherwise.
But below-the-market in
terest rates and processing
delays have made such mort
cages unattractive to most
lenders. In the last few years,
some lending institutions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03
YOU'LL ENJOY
BEING A GIRL IN
WEST SPRINGFIELD

everything eating, playing, sunninq
cooking seems like something specioI in West
Springfield 81. ond it is! Activities take on
new appeal in this gracious community nes-
tied in Foirfox Countys rolling wooded hills
The and 4-bedroom Bronze Medallion
Homes feature finished recreation rooms. ex-
elusive weather Control" with air condition.
n9 direct flow warm air system, mineral wall
insulation RockwooI ceiling insulation, storm
doors at no extra cost Dramatic electric
kitchens include wall oven rotisserie, counter
top range, dshwosher, disposal 3cubic-foot
selt-defrostine refrigerator If you want lots
OF living room both indoors and out,
West Springfield has it, Come on out today!
Homes ore priced from $27,950 TO $3s,75o
Trades are accepted or let US list and sell your
home. Member of the Northern Virqinio
BOurd Of Realtors Multiple Listing Service.
Directions: Drive out Shirley Highway and
turn right at the Springfield Clover
n Ieo, continue on Keene Mill Road
one-ond-one-h oIf miles to West
Springfield entrance on left
\ &;] s Q - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03

have been able to make 90
per cent loans under mort
gage insurance plans offered
by private concerns. These
companies can not offer their
plans in certain States where
mortgage insurance licenses
have not been issued to them.
Two Alabama Congress-
men, Senator John Spark
man and Representative Al
bert s. Rains, each chair
man OF a housing subcom-
mittee, are sponsoring the
legislation. 1t was developed
after a long study by an
industry-wide group which
utilized the findings of DR..
Hobart c. Carr, chairman OF
the Banking and Finance De-
partment at New York Uni
versity, and DR.. Kurt F. Flex-
ner, deputy manager of the
American Bankers Associa-
ton.
Improvement Is Aim
The proponents of the bill
say its purpose is to improve
the mortgage market so that
the general public will have
the benefit of efficient mort
gage financing at the lowest
possible cost. 1t is, in es-
sence, says Senator Spark
man, designed to do for the
conventional mortgage what
the FILA and Federal Ma
tional Mortgage Association
have done for the Govern
ment-insured mortgage"
The new bill may not have
easy sailing in Congress.
There are those who feel
that further housing legisla-
ton is not desirable. And
there are others who are
against anything which will
make it easier for people to
buy houses with low down
payments and long-term
mortgages. This group main
tains that, in many cases,
it is the easy terms which
indirectly and eventually lead
to foreclosures.
"a. P. Newsfeatures)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03
Roller for Fence

The easiest way to paint
a wire fence is with a long
mapped roller that "em-
braces" the wire and makes it
possible to coat all surfaces
in one pass. Previously I'M
painted fences should be
given a coat of metal primer.
After this coat has dried,
finish with exterior enamel
or exterior aluminium paint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03
tOsOr Burbank Drive

Owner leaving oreo, hos
reduced price on this out
standing white brick split
level. Looted on over z
ocres with magnificent
views. Living room with
fireplace, dining room
with picture window, large
modern kitchen with
breakfast oreo; 4 bed
rooms, 3 boths. Complete
basement with recreation
lroom and fireplace, work.
shop ond laundry room.
Very convenient to The
Village. Toke advantage
OF this unusual opportu-
nifty. Mr.. Gosque, Ak.
1924.
To Reach: Out Riper Rd. to
Potomac Village, left on Falls
Rd. to Burbank Rd., RIGHT to
IO5OI and open sign.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
New Dispute Threatens
To Delay Algeria Vote

ALGIERS. Sept. 8 (AP)-
A new dispute over candidates
for Algeria's constituent as
sembly threatened today to
force postponement of national
elections for the sixth time
since French rule ended July 8.
Deputy Premiere Ahmed Ben
Bella's political bureau and the
leaders of the rebellious guer-
rilla forces controlling the cap
ital failed to agree on the
candidate lists yesterday after
several hours of discussion.
The backstage talks resumed
today at the political bureaus
headquarters. The state-owned
Algiers radio said there was
no agreement either on the
lists or on the date Of elections.
The political bureau an
nounced Thursday that the
elections would be held Septem-
Der 16.
A list Of candidates was
drawn up last month after
long negotiations between the
rival factions, but this was
Evening star., 1962-09-08

scrapped when rebel Wilaya
(region) 4 temporarily over
threw the political bureau.
The quarreling leaders agree
that the election should be held
under a single-party system.
leaving the voter a choice only
of saying yes or no to the Of
ficial list.
At the same time, the Wilaya
l commanders announced they
were moving their headquarters
from Algiers to Blida, a market
town 80 miles southwest of the
capital.
Although guerrilla patrols
have disappeared from down.
town Algiers, Wilaya 4 re-
mained in control of large
areas Of central Algeria around
the capital.
The Communist equipped
regular army remained poised
20 to 100 miles west and south
of Algiers, to resume its ad-
vance if chief Of staff Col.
Houari Boumedienne gives the
order.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

sentenced to five years In
prison for arresting and as
saulting two political rivals in
South Kasai.
The action was part Of Pr1mm
Minister Cyrille Adoula's CAM
paign to strengthen the Congo
central government against
local SeceSsionists.
Followed Tshombe's Pattern
The colorful "Mulopwe"-
Mr.. Kalonjfs tribal title
roughly meaning emperor
tried to follow the pattern of
Katanga' President Noise
Tshombe in declaring his
wealthy diamond mining re-
gion autonomous soon after
the Congo gained independence.
Patrice Lumumba, then
Prime Minister, launched a
military campaign against the
Balubas in August, 1860. cap
turing Bakwanga after weeks
of bloody fighting. This setback
took the vigor out Of Kalonji,s
secession efforts.
Bakwanga was the scene Of
some Of the most brutal mur-
ders and reprisals following
the death of Mr.. Lumumba
early last year.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Serviceman Hurt
Eastern Rails
Offer Plan for
$1o Million Gain
By the Associated Press

Twenty-three Eastern rail-
roads want to keep the price
OF passenger. tickets the same
as they are now after the 10
per cent Federal tax expires
November Is.
In a formal request for a 10
per cent rate increase filed with
the Interstate Commerce Com
mission yesterday, the railroads
said the increase would mean
an additional $19 million for
them without higher prices for
ticket buyers.
The request was filed by A. j.
Winkler, agent for members of
the General Passenger Com
mittee Of all % Eastern rail-
roads in the Northeastern
United States.
Mr.. Winkler said the $19 mil
lion gained by the rate change
would still be far less than
the $133 million which these
railroads claimed as losses on
passenger traffic last year.
The higher rates would not
apply to commuters using re-
duced : rate or multiple ride
tickets because the 10 per cent
Federal transportation tax is
not usually collected on these
tickets.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
By EDDIE CRANE
Star Staff Writer

Coach Jack Miller admitted
before the season he would
have to perform some miracles
if Mount Vernon High Schools
football team was to repeat as
the Northern District Group
la champion.
Last night Miller uncovered
someone who may help him
accomplish those miracles in
Ron Shomion, a 144-pound
senior halfback.
Shomion. who played more
soccer than football last year
at a military dependents
school in Germany, scampered
IS yards off right tackle in the
second quarter for the lone
touchdown as the Majors de-
feated Lee, 60, before more
than 5000 at the losers
stadium.
The victory was the 10th
straight for Mount Vernon and
avenged the last defeat suf-
fered by the Majors, a 25-7 set
back by Lee in the 1861 season
opener. The Majors went on
10 win nine straight and the
Northern District title.
Lee threatened but once. late
In the second period. when Joe
Flynn recovered a tumble on
the Majors 48. Two running
plays and a 12-yard pass moved
the ball to the 81, but then
veteran Tackle Tom Callahan
took charge for the Majors.
Callahan hit Mike Poole for
! three-yard loss, Earl Flinchum
was rushed by Callahan and
passed incomplete. then the
205-pound senior hit Flinchum
again for a 10-yard loss to give
Mount Vernon possession on
It's own "a. That was Lees only
penetration inside the Majors
t0:e
Twice in the fourth quarter
Mount Vernon moved inside the
55, but lost the ball on a tumble |
The first time and Lee took
over on downs on the 26 the
Neeond time.
Coach Miller's club moved 81
Yards in six plays for the six
pointer with a screen pass from
Allen Weston to Shomion good
'or % yards and a first down
IN the Lee 33. Two running
plays picked up eight yards,
hen Shomion Scampered for
he score.
Flinchum was Lees leading
ground gamer with 40 net yards
N Is carries from the fullback
position, while Halfback Corky
Cash topped Mount Vernon's
ball carriers with 46 yards in
13 rushes.
Defensively. Callahan. Reid
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Hoover Stuff Enlarged d
To Answer Messages

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (AP).
= Former President Herbert
Hoover's mail has been SO
heavy since his operation Au-
gust % that his seven-man
staff is working overtime and
additional secretaries have
been hired to acknowledge the
messages.
A spokesman for Columbia
Presbyterian Medical Center
said yesterday Mr.. Hoover has
received letters and kilograms
''by the thousands daily" since
the removal Of a malignant
tumor from his intestine.
Mr.. Hoover, S8. is expected
to spend at least another week
in the hospital.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Kennedy Signs
Veterans Bill
BY the Associated Press

A bill increasing compensa-
ton for disabled veterans by
an average 9.4 per cent has
been signed into law by Presi-
dent Kennedy.
Noting that is the first in
crease in compensation since
1857, Mr.. Kennedy said yes
terday:
ut will offset the increases
in the cost of living which have
occurred since the last modi-
fication Of, compensation rates
went into effect.
Our first concern in a vet
Grams program is to provide
adequate benefits for those who
have been incapacitated or
handicapped as a result of their
service in the armed forces"
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Flash Floods
Gust Families
AT Fort Worth

FORT WORTH, Tex, Sept.
8 AP).-Wind-lashed torrents
Of rain set off flash floods and
chased scores Of families from
Fort Worth area homes last
night
Cloudbursts drenched q wide
section Of the State from the
Red River to Central Texas,
and tornado winds ripped
through Cleburne, 2S miles
south Of Fort Worth.
Traffic accidents attributed
to the storms took two lives.
Dramatic Rescues
One man was missing and
feared drowned in the Fort
Worth vicinity. Dramatic res
cues saved q number Of other
persons who fled quick-rising
flood waters in darkness.
As much as SIS inches of rain
fell at Justin, most Of it in
little more than an hour. In
the same general area, ALE
measured SO inches and Dido
So inches.
Muddy torrent pouring off
already soaked watersheds hit
hardest at two perennial flood
trouble spots.
Air Force Helps
Water rushed into an esti-
mated 130 homes in suburban
Richland Hills. along Big Fossil
Greek.
Trucks manned by Carswell
Air Force Base personnel and
volunteers took lao families
from the Sunset Acres and
Sundown additions, on the
west fork of the Trinity River.
Witnesses told sheriff's Of
ficers an unidentified man on
foot disappeared in swirling
waters after a small dam broke
on the west edge Of Tarrant
County.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
HOLLYWOOD
Harrison Still
Seeks Lady Role

HOLLYWOOD (NANA). =
Rex Harrison plans a fast trip
to HOLLYWOOD and Jack Warner.
Object-a last-stand fight to
get the movie role Of Professor
Higgins in MY Fair Lady"
Let's look at his competition:
David Niven, who doesn't real
ly have enough sourness for
the part. Richard Burton is too
young. And Cary Grant, whose
voice has a tinge Of cockney
and 'twouldn't do for the prof
to have a Cockney accent when
he is trying to cure Eliza Doo-
little of same. So Rexy, who
created the part brilliantly on
Broadway, really is the logical
choice, Mr.. Warner. And
did I mention before that Rex,
as Caesar, is reported to steal
Cleopatra" right from under
the naughty noses of Liz Taylor
and Burton?
= = 4
Pretty Paula Prentiss called
to tell me, "a news item had it
that I was pregnant, and soon
after Metro called to check on
it because, I was told, We have
some exciting plans for you" "
Leo the Lion can rest easy
Paula and husband Dick Ben
jamin are not planning a FAM
lily right now.
Gene Kelly, wife Jeanne and
the new baby fly in to New
York today for five days of at
tending THE Gene Kelly Film
Festival" put on by the Mu-
scum of Modern Art. Tar
zan prefers milk! Jock MahO-
ney downed two quarts of
Grade A homogenized while
lunching at Cafe Leon in New
York where he has been pub
licizing his "Tarzan Goes to
India" movie.
\ y \
Sophia Loren is philosophi-
cal over the annulment of her
Mexican marriage to CarIs
POnti, although the charge of
bigamy completely is still
pending in Italy. Its impossi-
BILE to change the law of the
Church which is based on the
Sacraments." Sophia explains
seriously. Wonder why, know
ing this, Sophia went through
with the Mexican marriage in
the fist place?
Joseph Gotten and wife Pat
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Bolubo Chief Escapes
From Congo Prison

LEOPOLDvnLE. the Congo,
Sept. 8 (AP)-AIbert Kalonji,
Emperor Of the Baluba tribe
and former secessionist leader,
has escaped from a Congolese
prison. qualified sources re-
ported today.
He repeatedly flew to Baka-
wanga, capital Of his mining
state" Of South Kasai. The
sources said he was taken from
the prison at Luzumu, about so
miles from here, on the pre-
tense that more court action
awaited.
Congolese authorities ar
rested the Belgian director of
the private Air Brusse charter
company. which provided the
escape aircraft.
Belgium Intervenes
The Belgian Embassy i'm
mediately intervened on behalf
of the company, claiming that
the plane was properly requisi-
toned with official documents,
and that the Air Brusse direc-
tor was not informed who the
passenger was to be.
Emperor Kalonji, spiritual
and political leader of the
South Kasai Baluba tribe, was
arrested by the Congolese CEN
tral government January 5 and
Evening star., 1962-09-08
BY sHEILAH GRAHAM

Medina flew to New York for
rehearsals of their play, ''Cal-
culated Risk" which will be
directed by that former Holly
wood actor and television star.
Robert Montgomery. On my
way back to the coast I saw
them all lunching at Sardi's
East. We discussed the situa-
ton in Hollywood and Joe said
reflectively, I'VE only 60 back
to Hollywood to relax"
Montgomery was Frightening
the New York scene with a
straw boater. And passers-by
on Park avenue were so busy
staring at the hat they didn't
see the famous face beneath it.
Georgia Brown, the Nancy
Sykes of the "Oliver" musical
hit. will be lighting up the
Broadway sky in November, in
more ways than one.
Ava Gardner is making more
movies this year than for the
past three. After her "55 Days
at Peking" in Madrid, Ava will
be going to Rome for 'HThe
Pink Panther" with David Niv-
en-. This is a Blake Edwards
production. Audrey Hepburn
was originally set for this cute
sounding picture. but she is
still busy in Paris When 1t
Sizzles," and afterward will
take a long rest.
Maria Schell is looking for
ward to working with the one
and only Richard Burton in the
"Unarmed in Paradise" movie.
Richard has the right to choose
the director.
Robert Preston prefers to live
and work in New York, but
he'll be in Hollywood for quite
a while after he completes his
current mot on Your Life" to
star in "All the Way Home"
with Jean Simmons. OF course
Robert owes all his popularity
to his amazing performance in
The Music Man"-both stage
and screen versions.
Doris Day, prettiest business
woman in America, is dicker-
ing to buy a radio station In
North Adams, Mass. A bit Of
sentiment is attached-North
Adams is where her husband
Marty Melcher, was born.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Columbia Adds Aide

NEW YORK, Sept. 8 (AP)-
Jack MeakinS. a Canadian who
has been on Bear Bryant's Al
ALBANIA football coaching staff
for two years, will tutor the
ends on the Columbia squad
this year. Head Coach Buff Do
nelli said today.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
A-PoWered Frioute

The Navy said yesterday it
will commission the atomic
powered frigate cambridge on
october 6 at Quincy, Mass, as
the third nuclear-powered sur
face ship in the fleet.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
GAMES TOMORROW

GAMES TODAY
Philadelphia at Milwaukee
Mahaffey (18-1D VS.. SPAIN
Q4-12).
Chicago at San Francisco
Cardwell (7-14) VS.. Pierce
$3.50.
st. Louis at Cincinnati, night
. jackson (13-1O VS.. Jay
(21-1D.
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles,
night-Friend Q6-12) or Nc
Bean Q5-8) VS.. Richert (4-3).
New York at Houston G., day.
night)-Craig (7-22) and Hook
(8-16) VS.. Brunei (2-O and
Farrell GID.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
San Francisco, 6; Chicago, 5
Cincinnati, 6; st. Louis, 5;
I'll innings.
Pittsburgh, 10; Los Angeles, /
Philadelphia, 4; Milwaukee
8: 90 innings.
Houston, 4; New York, 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at Los Angeles.
Chicago at San Francisco.
Philadelphia at Milwaukee.
New York at Houston.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Newcomers Picnic

The Newcomers Club of
Washington, sponsored by the
Jewish Community Center, will
hold a picnic at pm. to-
morrow in Rock. Greek Park,
grove "a, Sixteenth and Morrow
streets NV.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
ORANGE BEATS
SPOTSYLVANIA

Coach Paul Sizemore's
Orange High football team sue
cessfully opened defense Of its
1861 Group l-B. Battlefield
Conference championship last
night by defeating Spotsyl-
vania. 1870 at Orange.
End Melvin Douglas raced so
yards with a loose BAN in the
first period to put Orange out
in front, TO. In the second
quarter Halfback Al Brown
took a 15-yard pass from
Quarterback Mickey Jarrel for
the second six-pointer.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
MAJOR BOX SCORES
PIRATES, 10; DODGERS,

E-Wllls, Fairly, T. Davis, 2, Roseboro.
P0-A Pittsburgh 27-ll. Los Angeles D-l3.
DIP Gillian, Wills and Fairly; LOB
Pittsburgh p, Los Angeles 5.
2B- Virdon, Hoax. HR- Howard, Mazer-
oslki. SB-S Skinner, Wills 4, Hoax. S-Bur-
CESS.
ETnnsIs NIiIIs5, tT, y. 7;!1p I,sn : !. ) /! 3 Z
L. Sherry S 0 2 u
WP-L. Sherry. U-Smith, Steiner, Bog
CESS, Landes. T-2:4l. A-3e,36s.
Evening star., 1962-09-08
RESULTS YESTERDAY
Pro football

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Denver 80. San Diego FL
NIL EXHIBITIONS
Cleveland 2S, Chicago "a
Detroit IL, st. Louis q
CANADIAN LEAGUE
Winnipeg 81, Ottawa IS
Evening star., 1962-09-08
MIRACLE PERFORMER
Majors Uncover
Stor in Shomion

Carlock. Jim Arnold and Dane
Goodfellow accounted for the
majority Of the Majors tackles.
For Lee, Scott Mack, Bill Dakin
and Brad Fellows stood out.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

E-G. Thomas, 2. Po-A-Los Angeles
1910. Baltimore 3o-l3. DIP Gentle, Adair
and Gentle; Adair, Breeding and Gentle.
L0B-Los Angeles 10, Baltimore 9.
B-Robinson, Nicholson, Lau, Wagner,
Snyder. HR-L. Thomas. S-Rodgers, 2.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

HBP-By Gibson Keough); BY Purkey
Flood. PB-Olver, Edwards. U-Ven-
zon, Pryor, Donatelli. Secory. T-3:lo.
A-l5spU.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

w-Faced 2 men in 9Th; x-Faced one
man in eth; y-Faced one man In 10th
z-Faced 2 men in 10.
WP-Grba, Navarro. U-Berry, Homo
chick, Kinnamon, Salerno. T-3:l5. A
s,342.