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Evening star., 1962-05-09

1862. JOHN M. DAVIS Of 500
Foote st. ne. beloved husband of
julia v, Davis and father Of Charles
c. Davis. He also is survived by
other relatives and many friends.
After 4 pm. Wednesday. May o,
friends are invited to call at the
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st. NV. Requiem mass will be eele-
brated at the Incarnation Catholic
Church. $50 Eastern ave. ne, ct
10 am. Thursday. May 10. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 0
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TERRELL. sALLIE BET. On Monday.
May 2, 1852, at her residence, sos
EFII E1st Capitol e9,a st. sALLlE BET JER-
Jerrel and mother Of Miss Mary
d. Terrell. Friends may call At the
above residence until IL noon Tnurs-
day. May 10. Services will be held
az the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
81. ana Mass. ave. me-, at 2:3O
pm. Interment Rock Greek Gene.
terry.
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BRYAN, OLIVER W. On MONDAY

BRYAN, OLIVER W. On Monday,
May z. 1852, at Pleasantville, N. j.,
OLIVER w. BRYAN. beloved father
Of Helen Bryan and brother OF
by other relatives. After $3.50 pm.
Thursday, May 10, friends may call
at the Robinson Funeral Home, 1913
9Th st. NV, where services will
be held on Friday, May IL, at IL
am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery
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BATRUS, ELIAS. An emereent COM
n munication of Chevy Chase
IN Lodge, No. AZ. F. A A.
IN NJ. win be held on Friday,
"W May IL. 1869, at 1880
NX am, at the All-SaintS'
Nv Episcopal Church, Chevy
" Chase Circle, Chevy Chase.
Nd. for the purpose Of conducting
Masonic funeral services for our
late brother, ELIAS BATRUS.
CARROLL 2. BROOKE. W. M.
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s. 1862. WILMER c. BARR Of
IT'S North Nelson ST. Arlington,
Va, beloved husband Of Helen A.
Barr, father OF Mrs. Helen Mar
garet Vaauero of Arlington, Va.
He also is survived BY two grand
children Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax drive. Arlington, Va. after
7:3O pm. Wednesday. May 2. where
services will be held on Friday. May
IL, at AS pm. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 10
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isss.s Wa vEAA y H. e PaSESs SaESS5sas Il Afy 4iz
10th st: ne. wife Of Daniel Taylor,
dcster neither Of Elaine Morrisey,
She also is survived By five SIS.
ters. five brothers.. other relatives
and host Of friends. After 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY. May 2. friends are in
services wili be held on Thursday sss y
May 10, at 1 pm. Interment I'm.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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BATRUS, ELIAS. On Tuesday, May
s. 1862. at his home, 32la MorTi-
son st. NV. ELIAS BATRUS,
beloved husband of Elizabeth Batrus,
Marjorie Cope. Frederick Z. and
william j. Batrus; brother Of Mrs.
Sarah Sahlaney. Mrs. Margaret
shaheen and Paul J. Batrus. Friends
are invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of
Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd.
Services on Friday. May II. at II
an. at All-Saints' Episcopal
Church. Chevy Chase Circle. Nd.
Interment Parklawn Cemetery. 10
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FERRIS, MAUDE D, OF 5s02 Cleye-
s. 1869, @othsT th'; Of 40: aor%sn Sn NAY J.
Ferris Of New York City and Col.
Edwin i, Ferris. USA (retired1; |;
sister Of Mrs, Pearl Roller Of CO.
Mrs Rsnsst 4hiS HSpt War,eaM Sf Mr s,anS and
mother Of lst 1t. Michael. UsAF;
Patrick, Daniel and Timothy Ferris
and, great-grandmothef Of Michael
aul Ferris: u; Prayers At cham;
ave-, Riverdale. Nd, on Friday,
May IL. ct $40 am. Mass in
st: Jerome's Catholic Church, Hy-
attsville. Nd. ct Am. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 8
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Sa Ss'i5s iMsndss. Nay dISsa. as' sf As:
WrT3RN Wh1sRf hSfO;si 81 ssi5 AF deiseT st. < Ken Ken
sington, Nd. husband Of Alice NJ.
Norwood. Mrs. Philip E. Mapes and
Mary E.. Edgar j., ir.: David p
and Robert 1. Carwithen; brother
Of Mrs. Nicholas King and Courtney
D. Carwithen. There are seven
grandchildren. Mr.. Carwithen rests
neral Home. s434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. where service
viii be held on THURSDAY. May 10
at 1 pm. (parking facilitiesD. In.
terment Parklawn Cemetery. o
CHEEKS, SARAH. On Monday, May
z. 1862. SARAH CHEEKS Of 1886
Florida ave. NV. beloved mother
Of Olet BarkSdale. Notice Of fu.
neral later. Services by Frazier.
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TATE. JAMES p. Jr. On Monday, May
1862. at his residence, 2I2i
TSTE 81 ArSsiEsSsa Seioysa gSai; Sa:SShaM SAMEa 3
P. III; Richard Wayne and Msrths
Jane Tate. son OF James p. Tate,
srS Of warwick. N. Y; brother OF
Misses Barbara and Fiorence Tste ~
Warwick. N. Y. Friends may csli
ct the Arlington Funeral Home 3SO1
North Fairfax dr.. Arlington. va,
Irom I;3O pm. until, $3.50 pm
pm. until $3.50 pm. Thursday. Ma
1Q. Funeral services Friday, MaS
II, at 10 an, at Fort Myer Chapei
tnterment Arlington National Gene.
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day. May :. 1862. IN Richmond, Va;
PREssLEY W. ANDERSON Of 423
band Of Mrs. Stewart Trainham
Anderson. father Of Mrs. Stewart
A. Mckee of Chilhowie, Va. and
P. Warren Anderson, ir.. Of Tim
berville. Va; brother Of Mrs. Hush
Caperton and Misses Louise and
Mrs. John W. Irvine Of Newport
News. va. and W. N. Anderson OF
Washington. D, C.. Services at Ma
naSSas Baptist Church THURSDAY,
Nav. 10. at 1890 am. (DSTl. Inter
Manassas. Va. Please omit flowers.
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9, l969, BERTHE Johnson. motheiI ifs
Emma Yates Williams, Bessie Kin.
sey., Helen Weeden, Julia Beebe
Carl Phillip. Thomas, zaek anc
Russell Johnson; sister Of Mrs. Bes.
Sie Corbin, She also Is survivet
py tWenty-seven grandchildren
thtrty-one great-grandchildren tWt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., other rel
etives and q host Of friends, Ate,
pm. Thursday. May 10, friend
are invited to call at the Jarvi
Snspei: 1882 You st. NV. 'Fu
Elrst Baptist Church, .Chesterbrook
intsr%sntr Ha;: on FtriSsy: NAIL NAY II. q 1 pm
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MAY nIssI s SptsS jSss' e e N9y3s N9gSI Aitg Hos:
poll. father Of Mary Ann Di Ma
poll. son of Mrs. Maria Michele
Dt Napoh. brother of Mrs. An
tonetta Vallario. Mrs. VincenSa
Dellahadia, Canio. Charles and An
seIo Di Nspoli. Funeral from the
Good Hope I'd. rs.e. (parkinR facili-
tieSI. on Friday, May II, at o
am: thence to st. Philips Cath
olic Church, Camp Springs, Nd,
where mass viii be offered at $3.50
am. for the repose of his soul.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry SIN
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T1esdsy, May MifS ). fsss. saLntSEeaa u setSa.s99aa 9a
Nd, MIS-. KATHEiRitNSiEs HERsEssaf. HnEsRsasSssa.
TIBBEIS. beloved mother Of Comdr.
EieneFHa st eHsvHE 4 -c6bHi6sse 6bi6sets Of 1Si Hssksth
Harry Herbert and Mrs. Victor
Marken. both Of Frederick. Nd. and
sister-in.law Of Miss Jane NJ. ,Tibbets
of yinalhayen. Ne. Friends are in
Home. 1900 N st. NV. after s p.ln.
Wednesday. May 8. Funeral Services
viii be held at Fort Myer chspeI
Arlington. Va, on Friday. May III.
ALL M II an: 4nterment Arlington Ma
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FLUID. MATTE. On Tuesday. May 8,
1882. at her residence, 141S Perry
place NV. MATTE FLuDD. wife OF
the late William A, Fiudd. She Is
M,',,,rsd survived py ,iA three sisters, Bertha I.
Walker: one brother. RichSrd Dan
iels: three granddaughters, Martha
kitrell. Mary C. and Lottie Fludd:
three grandsons. Rev. w. w. Fiudd'
pn,illip I,i.ip. and and Joseph Fludd; other
Funeral Home. 30I5 18th ST. ne.
Notice Of funeral later.
FORD. RICHARD Z. On Monday. Nav
1852. RICHARD T. FORD of
yived 6S . devoted wife wife. Mrs. s Lucy sus
q. orS;n EorS;i one ed daughter 1Sh Mrs; PsrbaTa
Ford: sister, as sGn Mrs. M Minnie iiSnaFp Fora "a
PAGE; three brothers. clyde. Marvin
and William Billy Ford; four
grandchildren. many other relatives
and friends; After 2 pm; Friday.
Lowe Funeral ffas aome aAi i4s5 Ss Maysnd a. sns
ave. ne; Funeral services Saturday.
Ollyet EvanEelical Lutheran Church.
l3OS Vermont ave. NV, the Rev.
msnt Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
FFANk = 49, LILLIAN LILLIAN qR pRINks ITNHssqeS f l5sS HSS
iSs late sse Philip E fSnss psaESss Sfs devoted d
mother Of Martin Franks Of the home
ADDRESS and Harvey Franks Of New
Sda.Sa 9SEE city Z sSn ss1yiSss t,S,,s 81 Ed sns
9th st. NV, on Thursday, May 10,
at II am. Interment King David
Memorial Garden.
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1rathH

ALLEN. MILLICENT Z. on Sunday,
May 6. 1862, at Walter Reed Gen
erai Hospital, MiLLICENT Z. ALLEN
Of Inverness. Fla. wife OF the late
Col. Leslie W. Allen, USA (rettredI
sister Of William Gibbons OF Niagara 8
Fails, Ontario, Canada; aunt OF
Mrs. Thelma S. Cleft OF Chevy
Chase, Nd; stepmother Of Leslie
H. Allen of Anaaeim, Calf. Serv-
ices will be held at the Fort Myer
Chapel on Thursday. May 10, al
II am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 8
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lASAUs, ELIAS. The officers and

BRUFFY, GEORGE D. OF Washing-
ton. D. c. on April 80, 1852.
Clarence R.. IT.; Ernest E. and
Clyde z. Bruffy. -Four children also
survive. Services at Chambers
Georgetovn Funeral Home, 3O72 NJ
st. NV, on Thursday, May 10, At
1:15 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
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FIEMLDs M.9 a. CHARLEs IsHs gAIsrSs + On ThpEsaas;

Nas 3, isa.tS isss.. cAARLEsn r. n +. T!hpEsafsj FHEEbs
.Isso q 1909 vIs,a::t p St. Sc, Sc, husband q
walker. jeanette Mathews, Chris
tine Perry, Mary Smith. Irene viii
liams, Dorothy. Marguerite, Ciau-
dine, Catherine. Alfred, John. James
He also is survived By forty-thrce
grandchildren, one great-grandcilild
other relatives and q host Of friends.
After pm, Wednesday. May 9,
friends are invited 70 call at the
where funeral services will be held
on Thursday. May 10, at 0:30 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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JOHN H. pAppAEs.0 AEs0Tssss ssssrsGfsallsail. Gfalsi.

"sIrf sd ESESSR ESsWooDo 8 op 4 sVRfnK %aI Nay q
1l73 Sd st; ne. devoted husband
Pauline irving. Grace Cant and
George Mitchell. He also Is survived
By other relatives and friends. After
pm. wednesday. May 8, friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
where services viii be held on Thurs.
day: May 10. at / pm. the Rev.
L; W: White officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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ANDERSON. ARCHIE on Mond

May Z. is6s. ARCHIE P. ANDER-
son Of 63I South 29th ST., Ar
linston. Va, beloved husband OF
Florence L. Anderson, father Of
Robert E. Anderson OF Arlington,
Va. and brother Of Oscar P Ander-
son Of Temple Hills, Nd; grand-
father Of Susan. Robert E, jr.,
and Nancy Anderson. Friends may
call at Gavler's Chapel. 1856 Pa.
ave. NV. after IL noon WedneS-
day, May Q courtesy parking op-
positel. Mass will be offered at
Our Lady Of LourdeS Catholic
Church, 23d and South Hayes stS.,
Arlington. Va, on Thursday, May
10, at 10 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 2
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RICE e ,JsI ELLIS VI, " On Sunday, May
18th st. NV, beloved husband OF
Louise Rice and brother Of Gilbert
relatives and friends. The late M.
70 Rice may be viewed at the Stewart
FUNERAL Home. 80 II st. me-, after
pm. Wednesday, May o, where
services viii be held on Thursday,
lincoln Memorial cemetery. ~
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ROBERT Z. sMrTHal THalisG 81. EsSlsE. sssT.

IEaE1s asg G5AsLEs = iss seafsPE cssRs sq t% EVs
father. Of Mrs. Maggie Coates, Mrs
Christine Lane and Charles +. Lewis
Also surviving are four sisters, Mrs
Sarah Adams, Mrs. Mamie Cook
Maggie Hedgespeth: one brother
Frank Lewis; thirteen grandchildren
three great-Rrandchildre other rel
sttves and friends. Notice of funera
later. Arrangements by Rnllins
Evening star., 1962-05-09

LONG, MARY ELLA. on Monday.
HOSPITAL DsSI nAsS e n toSa tP,ss6i's of os1 so7
catherine Wiiianssl0 sl0yeS dertrude TSsHes scott e
and Joseph Long. She also Is sur
yived BY two stepsisters. one son-in-
law. Hood Williams; three grand
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the residence Of her
daughter. 2700 Jasper st. s.e., where
friends may call after 8 pm. Thurs
day. May 10. Funeral services Fri
TrIsd qSS MsS Stone 3 T. L. PcRR;i Church e. sss sss
Officiating. interment Lincoln Ne
mortal Cemetery. Arrangements BY
the John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home. 10
LUKETIC. FRANK. On Monday, Nav z.
1862. at Providence Hospital. FRANK
LuKHTIC. the beloved husband OF
Thelma H. Luketic, stepfather OF
Robert L. White. son Of Mary K
Luketic. brother Of Catherine Kova-.
eovtc. Stephen, Matthew, Roy, John,
Paul. Thomas, George and Joseph
Luketic Of McKeesport. Pa. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope rd. s,e.
(parking facilities). on Thursday,
May 10, at S:45 am; thence to
st. Columba's Catholic Church,
offered at 9:5O am. for the m repose
Of his soul. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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Msy 3, Issa. Issa ELTzaBEHTHH HH HMJSo0aahNy. JoaNy..
son Of $50 Sd st. NV, mother Of
William. Theodore and Mary John.
SON sister of Mrs. Minnie Nc
CCoSkle and Willie and Lewis Perry.
survive. After 4 pm. Friday. Nav
II, friends may call ct the johnson
jenkins Funeral Home, 4SO4
Georgia, ave. NV. Funeral sery-
Z ices VIII be held at the Faith Tenn
May 12, at pm. Interment Haf.
mony Memorial Park. s. W. Butler,
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on tuesday, May s, 1867 Is.
TELLE 3. DRESSER Of sylvan
shores, Riva, Nd. beloved wife Of
Richard /; Dresser and sister Of
Mrs. Virginia Gormley and Mrs.
invited to call at the Bethesda-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Nd,
Services viii be held on Friday,
May IL, at pm, at st. Adams
setts ave. NV. Interment Rockville
Cemetery. 10
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GRACE. REV ;ogA LANES 2. on Sunday.

GULDEN, AkIHUk LEROY. On Mon
ss Gcspts aey ARH6s hRs2 LERoY s AsfhHSEas dUESEs
Of 910. 10th st, Alexandra, Va.
den. father Of Mrs. Charlotte Crider,
Of Stewardstown. Pa; Mrs. Eugene
Miller Of Dallastown and York, Pa;
brother Of Mrs. Morris Fissel, Mrs.
Daniel Julius, John and Russell
is survived By four grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren
Friends may call ct the Demaine
Memorial Chapel, $50 South wash
ington St, Alexandria, Va, where
May 10, at 1s30 pm. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Falls Church. Va. (York, Pa, pa
pers please copy.)
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d.IR az. ~ YSsFa YSss.F J. csly.fs 1n cdS0p; MOR
JOSEPH 3, SCHNEIDER 81 Breezy
Point Beach, Nd. beloved Husband
sa,,,l1 81 Mrs;; 9; SR,oEothE n schnslderl
Of Leonard 3. and Harvey Al. Schnei-
der and Mrs. Gertrude Charles.
friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th. st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on Thurs
ment Fort I,incnln Gem aferN
Evening star., 1962-05-09

LAUTIER, LOUIS. Officers and
HnseSs HmsRSsr' LSas.iP St PrsSs NC. 6 Ss4. Ar i.
are hereby notified Z Of Si: tSc:
passing Of our late brother,
LOUIS LAUTIER. Funeral
- services will be held on
Thursday, May 10, 1862, at 10 am.
ct the Spangler Funeral Home, 52l
Sth st. ne, washington, D. c.
ALBERT POLLARD.
Exalted Ruier
Evening star., 1962-05-09

May s. 1862, at Casually Hospital
1898 East Capitol St, beloved hus-
band Of Hazel Grace Gates, father
Of Harry Edward Gates, brother OF
Mrs. Catherine Glen and grand
father Of David. John and Richard
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave ne. where services will
be held on Friday, May IL, at II
Am. Interment GlenWood Gene
terry. 10
Evening star., 1962-05-09

q The Bethssda-cSesvss
Chase Chapter, No. 10, Of
the d. A. v. are notified
Is MWE Of the death Of Comrade
WILLIAM ]. .ENDERSBEE,
and are requested TO as
remble ut the Robert A,
Fumphrey Funeral Home,
7557 Wisconsin ave.. Bethesda, Nd,
at 1880, pm. Wednesday, May 9,
for q ritual service.
BENJAMIN I. PARNEIL. Comdr.
@. L. THOMPSON, Adit-
Evening star., 1962-05-09

KtaVES; Msy !, 1893 1873 JoHE b On EgssdHy; HEssdSHEys;
husband Of Nettie Rule Reeves and
father OF Richard r. and Or. 0eorge
". Reeves. he also Is survived by
three grandchildren, Friends may
eaM at the The 8. +; Hines Co. Funeral
pm; Wednesday. May 8 (parking
facilities), Services at the above
funeral home on Thursday, May
10. at 2 pm. Interment Glenwood
Adams Episcopal Church Build.
ing Fund. Washington, d. c., may be
made as an expression Of sympathy.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Police Science
Disclosed in
Solving Murder

The Public Safety Committee
of the Metropolitan Washing
ton Board of Trade yesterday
heard how the scientific meth
ods of the Metropolitan Police
solved at least one noted case
in recent years.
Capt. Lawrence A. Hartnett
head of the Homicide SQUAD,
told the luncheon meeting how
scientific analysis of clues built
a circumstantial web which
solved the strangling of Ruth
Reeves in 1858. Her body was
found in the Anacostia River
weighted with a slap of con-
crete.
In a Step-by-step account,
Capt. Hartnett told the group
how 1t was shown where the
concrete came from and how
the suspect was placed at the
river bank scene by dust par
ticles on his clothing.
The suspect, Philmore Clark,
ultimately pleaded guilty to Sec
ond-degree murder and was
sentenced to five to Is years.
This is not the most recent
case we have broken by these
methods" Capt. Hartnett point
ed out, but we do not like to
discuss cases which may still
be coming up for appeal or
otherwise are not yet closed. 4"
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Devil Reinstuted
In Church Rites

LONDON, Jan. 18 (AP).-The
Church of England has decided
that remuneration of the devil
should continue to be part of
its catechism for at least the
next seven years.
The ruling was made yester-
day by the Convocation of Can
terbury in the process of revis-
ing canon law, which governs
church conduct and worship.
The revision has been going on
since 1948.
Originally, the committee in
charge Of rephrasing the cate
chism decided to remove the
part about the devil. 1t appears
where the candidate for con-
firmation is asked: What
did your godparents promise
for you at your baptism?"
The candidate replies: "At
my baptism my godparents
made three promises to God for
me - first, that I would re-
nounce the devil and fig h t
against evil"
The committee decided to
substitute "renounce all that -;
wrong" for 'renounce the
devil" This caused a row
among. traditionalists.
The bishop of Coventry, DR..
C. K. N. Bardsley, proposed a
compromise resolution restoring
the devil to the catechism, but
only for an experimental pc
riod of seven years.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
New Strongmon Likes
To Deny Political Goal
By the Associated Press

Mai. Gen. Pedro Rodriguez
Echavarria, new military
strongman of the Dominican
Republic, is a boyish-lo looking
plane pilot who likes to hunt.
fish, follow baseball and dis
claim political ambitions.
A recurrent statement voiced
by the 37-year-old armed forces
chief goes: II am not a politi-
clan; I am a soldier and I sup
port constitutional order"
Weeks ago, after he had
emerged as the top military
figure of the st-Trujillo era,
he scoffed at talk that he
wanted to replace joaquin
Balaguer as chief executive.
Gen. Rodriguez Echavarria
represents a long military ira
dition. A great grandfather
was Gen. Santiago Rodriguez,
leader Of the fight against
Haitian domination in 1874.
One of his grandfathers was a
minister of war.
Gen. Rodriguez Echavarria
was reared in the country's
agricultural north, the oldest
of 10 children of a functionary
who held a succession Of poll
tical posts under the Trujillo
dictatorship.
The youngster. remembered
by classmates as a shy. with
drawn boy, Joined the air force
after graduation from high
school. He learned to fly from
a United States instructor con-
tracted for by the Dominican
Evening star., 1962-01-18
SLEUTH IN UNION
IS ABSOLVED AS
COMPANY SPY

A detective operating
undercover as a worker to
find those responsible for a
series Of warehouse thefts
turned up yesterday as the
central figure in an unusual
labor relations case.
Stuart Rothman, general
counsel of the National
Labor Relations Board,
dismissed a unions charge
that the detective also
functioned as a labor spy,
having Joined the union
and attended its meetings.
Mr.. Rothman concluded
there was no evidence the
detective had reported back
any of the unions activi-
ties. He found that COM
pany-union relations were
amicable.
The administrative de-
cision said the detective
turned up evidence result
ing in criminal proceedings
against three EMPLOYEES in
cluding a union negotiator
who signed a statement ad-
mitting his part in the
thefts. The announcement
gave no names of individ-
uals or the firm.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
GIN Aides Freed
In Trust Case
LOS ANTET,ES .Jan I

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 10 (AP)
= Antitrust charges against
four officials of General Motors
Corp. have been dismissed in
Federal court.
They had been indicted along
with the parent company and
various Chevrolet organizations.
The Government accused the
defendants of refusing to sell
new cars to discount houses.
The charges were dismissed
yesterday on grounds that the
counts were defective.
The officials we're: K. E.
Staley, general sales manager
for Chevrolet; l.. N. Mays, Mr..
Staley's assistant, and Robert
IO'Conner, Los Angeles zone
manager for GIN.
Several other company de-
PENDANTS are to enter pleas
February 26.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Population Rise
Beats Predictions
BY the Associated Press

The Census Bureau says it
expects the United States popu-
lation to reach 200 million in
the fall of 1866.
This prediction was issued
yesterday by the bureau. At the
same time, it said, the country
is growing faster than expected
and revised its population pro-
Jections for 1865 and 1870.
If the growth rate of recent
years continues, the bureau
said, the indicated population
for 1865 is 196,217,0OO and for
1870, 214,222,0OO. A second set
OF assumptions produced pro-
Jections of 194,454,O0 for 1865
and 2O8,931 900 for 1870.
The population at the begin
mig OF the year was estimated
at 185,235,OO.
The new projections replace
a set issued four years ago.
The 1870 population was esti-
mated then at 2O2,541,OO.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Passport Rules
Hit as Bringing
Law Violations

Passport-issuing Officers
could be compelled to violate
the law they are trying to i'm
plement II they follow new
regulations restricting travel
abroad of American Commu-
nists, Senator Mundt. Republi-
can Of South Dakota, said to-
day.
Senator Mundt is a co-author
of the Internal Security Act
OF 1855. The State Department
issued new regulations to It's
passport office last week on
following this law.
In letters to Secretary of
State Rusk and Attorney Gen
eral Robert F. Kennedy, the
Senator said his grave con-
Germ" centered on a provision
OF the regulations giving a per-
son whose passport is denied
the right to be informed OF the
evidence against him and to
confront adverse witnesses.
The Internal Security Act
makes it unlawful to grant
passports to persons who are.
or are reasonably believed to
be, Communist Party members.
State Department regula-
tions, in an attempt to follow
recent court decisions, interpret
has reason to believe" to apply
to information which can be
made public. Thus it might b@
necessary to choose between
identifying secret agents or per-
mitting a Communist to travel
abroad.
Senator Mundt said the reg
ulations place passport issuing
officers in IAN impossible legal
circumstance" and would rem
der inoperable" security fea-
lures of the Internal Security
Act.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
MOSCOW

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Of the 22d Congress concerning
work with cadreS."
3. "The public's participa-
ton in party work"
MOlOtOv Under Attack
The broadcast added that
the reports were being debated
and the conference was con-
tinuing its work today.
The conference opening yes
terday coincided with a new
attack on former Foreign Min
lister v. M. Molotov, who had re-
turned to Moscow November IL
to fight a move to expel him
from the Communist Party
after Mr.. Khrushchev de-
nounced him once again at the
22d party congress.
The Soviet government an
nounced January 8 that Mr..
would return to his
post as Soviet delegate to the
International Atomic Energy
Authority in Vienna, indicat-
ing that he had successfully
defended himself from expul-
sion from the party. But
Pravda, the Soviet Communist
Party newspaper, denounced
him anew yesterday for wag-
ing "dogmatic and stubborn"
opposition to Mr.. Khrushchev's
policy of peaceful coexistence
with the capitalist nations.
Pravda attacked StaliniSm
again today in an article ac-
the late dictator of falsi-
flying Communist Party his
tory. It said he edited the Of
ficial party history in such a
way that it "belittled the role
and Importance of the Bolshe-
vik Party, especially in the 1905
revolution when it manifested
itself as a worthy vanguard of
the heroic Russian working
class"