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Evening star., 1962-04-02
FOURTH SPRING LOSS FOR ACE
Spain Rocked Up Again

After SPAIN departed Ken
Hubbs added another homer
for the Cubs-a grand slam
Hank Aaron paced the Braves
with a single, double and his
seventh home run. Leading the
AS we're Bill Bryan, with two
homers, and Dick Howser, who
Stroked five consecutive hits
Rocky Colavito hit two homers
for the Tigers.
AIOu Hits Pair
Felipe Alou hit 2 homers to
account for four RBI and Or
lando Cepeda had a homer in
his 3-for-3 performance as
the Giants beat the Red Sox
for the first time in four meet
ings. Bubba Phillips gave the
Indians an early lead with a
two-run homer, but they needed
a sacrifice fly by Doc Edwards
in the ninth to subdue the
Dodgers.
Ed Bouchee brought the Nets
from behind to tie with a two
out homer in the last of the
ninth, but the Cards won it in
the 10th as Pinch-hitter Red
Schoendienst knocked in the
winner with a single. Floyd
Robinson's two-run double and
triples by AL Smith and Joe
Cunningham were the big hits
in the White Sox' victory over
the Reds.
Leon Wagner's three-run
homer in the eighth gave the
Angels the runs they needed
to finally overcome Dallas-Fort
Worth. Oklahoma City whipped
the Colts with a 19-hit attack
and a five-run outburst in the
fourth inning.
Evening star., 1962-04-02

handed winner in history. EC
Plank won 326, with 81 coming
in the outlaw Federal League
considered by some a majol
league.
SPAIN gave no indication oi
succumbing to Father Time
last season as he tied for the
most victories in the league
with a 21-13 record, led ir
earned-run average at Sol
tied for the most shutouts with
four and was No. / in complete
games with 81.
The 20 hits accumulated by
the Cubs against the Brave:
failed to reach the top pro.
duction effort Of the exhibition
season. That came at Lake
land yesterday as Kansas City
raped % hits in a 1875 victory
over Detroit.
Indians Nip Dodgers
In other games San Fran.
cisco defeated Boston, IA, al
Phoenix; Cleveland edged the
Los Angeles Dodgers, 6-5, al
Las Vegas; st. Louis beat the
New York Nets, ia, in 1C
innings at st. Petersburg, anC
the Chicago White Sox whip
ped Cincinnati, 1916, at Sara
sofa. -. -.
Against American Association
competition, the Los Angelo,
Angels nipped Dallas-Fort
Worth, 1919, at Palm Springs
while Houston was belted by
Oklahoma City 14-4, at Apache
Junction. Philadelphia anC
Minnesota, Pittsburgh an6
Washington, and Baltimore anC
the New York Yankees wert
rained out.
Evening star., 1962-04-02
BY MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star staff Writer

POMPANO BEACH. April 2
The Senators are intensity
ing their search for a right
handed power hitter mot Min
nesota's Jim Lemon) and ar
experienced relief pitcher, but
so are most of the l9 other
major league clubs.
There was no activity yes
terday as the final home" ex-
hibition with the Pittsburgh
Pirates was rained out. How
ever, there was a lot Of talk,
with the Senators brass stress
ing their need Of a long-ball
hitter and a stopper.
The conversation included
the possibility Of an integrated
motel for the team here next
spring. and the necessity of a
roof over the stands and a bet
ter and faster-drying infield
here If the Senators hope to
draw more spectators.
Names Kicked Around
General Manager Ed Doherty
and Manager Mickey Vernon
and their Pittsburgh counter
parts, Joe L. Brown and Danny
Murtaugh, met after the down.
pour and kicked a few name:
around.
The Pirates are woefully
short Of lefthanded hitting re.
serves. Apparently one of the
Pittsburgh baseball writer's haC
heard someone mention q pos.
sible swap of Gene Woodlinl
for one of two pitchers, Alvir
Mclean or Earl Francis. Iht
latter was 81 with Columbu!
and 2-8 with the Pirates las
year, while Mclean, only %
Evening star., 1962-04-02

DIT. w (AA) 210 O3O OO3- Q 10 5
L. ANG. (A) 013 102 03x-10 IS O
Qualters, Milo (5) and Hogs; Duren,
James (6), Fowler (9) and Averill
W-James. Milo.
COLA. Los Angeles. Koppe, Wagner. -
Evening star., 1962-04-02

BALTI. "B" 200 O6O o2O-1O 13 1
MEX. C. REDS O03 900 0O3-6 s 4
Hall. Vineyard (6l and Trisndos.
yazquez .(s) and Palsfox. W-HaI.
l|Joachin
Home runs-Baltimore Breeding 2.
Virgil
Evening star., 1962-04-02

OKLA. C. -(AA) 600 523 O13-14 10 Q
HOUSTON (N) 600 30 Ol0-4 s
Griffin, Lane ca and White: Bruce,
Borland IA, Umbricht (6). Stone (S)
and Smith. Campel "a. W-Griffin.
IL-Bruce
Home runs-Oklahoma City. Dobson
Houston. Pendleton. Weekly.
Evening star., 1962-04-02

CINCINNATI 100 003 O02- 6 Is 1
CHICAGO (A) $50 020 11x-10 IL o
Hunt. Henry "a. Eisenhower (s)
and johnson, Gonder (6); Wynn, Her
bert a. and Roselh. W-Wynn. l.
Hunt.
Evening star., 1962-04-02

BOSTON OO1 oil OO1-4 8 8
5. FRANCISCO 100 230 1Ox-7 3
Fornieles. O'clock "a and Pasliaroni;
Marichal, Miller (7) and Haller. W
Marichal. L.-Fronieles.
Home runs-san Francisco. Alou 2.
Cepeda.
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HOUSES UMFURN. TO RENT
coM AH;EI TTIETNc FURNISHED

AIR. CoND., CHEvERLY AREA
yrs. old; semidet; 3 bedrooms
cleo. kit; LIST fir. powder rm,
fen. yard. $135. WA. 1910.
ALEX. vic. Russell I'd. and Jeffer.
son Pk.-Beautiful brk. rambler
z rms, ga baths, full bsmt., two.
car garage. $500 mo. OR. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08
ALL NEW RAMBLERS
WHEATON WOODS

bedrms;, 2 baths. all-elec,
Kit, sunken liv. rm, and
tlled rec. rm. Off-street
parking. M. transp., school
and churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08
SHANNON & LUCHS
SealtorS since 1SOo. 0OUU conn. A
n%H"nYHHAK

PRICE REDUCED-Excel. 3-bedrm.
house on quiet street. Din. rm..
private garden, powder rm. and
zee; rm. are among its desirable
f 6f. les, & SS3s'6qo- M aTcsa Sargent
REALTORS. DU. 7-2480.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W,
Phone 5S5-72O4
WIZ O-0NlS Ennrnlnn

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-Attrac-
tive Colonial brick home; Ice. iiv-
ing rm.. family dining rm.. bright
Kitchen with roomy dinette,, 8 twin
rm.: .expandable Bird floor: 2-car
attached garage; cow. location;
short walk to all schools. o am
8 pm, EN-. 2-7400: ewes. FE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

CLEVELAND PARK. NORTH-At-
tractiye semidet. home, COMPLETE
" renovated: excellent value in
low eos. New kit. gas h.-w.h..
and den on 1st H.: / rms usn' with VIII
Ia baths on End H.; rec. rm.
IN full bsmt.;. nice fenced lot.
parochial. pvt. schools and Bur
Of Standards. conv. transp. Mr..
PHILIPS. INC. Oh. 2-7o06.
DUPONT CIR. AREA - SPECIAL
COMING. Opportunity. to purchase
prior to renovation. 4-story brick
town house with patio area. Suit.
able for offices. residence or COM
bination: permissible under pres
ent coming regulations, Total Of o
s 9sss6s6 cs sas VIII hfa say D csIl
Mrs. Kyles. EN-. $4,000, or co. g.
OILS: LEGUM & GERBER REAL
EMBASSY AREA = Lovely brick
home. MASS. AVE. PARK-wooD.
LAND DR.. Stately brick home sur
rounded by tall trees; 8 bedrms.,
81 baths, cent.-hall plan; lge.
liv. I'm. and din. rm., diversified
library. 2-car garage. A rare find
in this section at $4,000. See 1t
today! I. CASS LEIGH g. JAMES
2. SCHWAB: EN-. 2-5S00; ewes.
Mr.. Leigh. OIL. 2-3799.
FOREST HILLS-First offering Of
a magnificent Colonial brick resi-
dence in the greatly preferred
area. This home is equipped with
every luxury and has beaut. ap-
pointments throughout. Center hall
with spacious living and dining
rms. diversified kitchen OF today.
paneled study and full bath, all on
the first floor. 4 twin-sized bed
rms. and 2 tiled baths upstairs.
Outstanding family room at gar
den level, maids rm. and bath
Lovely grounds with exquisite
paintings. Call our uptown office
It'll 8 pm, KE. 1880.
SHANNON & LUCHS
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HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL MILL

CAPITOL HILL, $40 A Me-
8 bedrms., " baths; restored town
house; reduced for quick sale;i
EAST CAPITOL, restored 5-bedrn.
town house: full bsmt.; will 60.
this week for $4,000.
ROBINSON & DUCKETT REALTY
LU. 1-2400 10. 7-2747
CAPITOL HILL =.
COMPLETELY remodeled row brick
with 3 bedrms.. powder rm., lge,
liv.. rm., sep. din. rm., mod. kit.
and bsmt., fenced patio. priced
6-6455.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
Ma. 8-5o20 Realtors 100 Mass Ave.
EAST CAPITOL ST.-By owner 4
bedrm. brick. home, new mod. kit,
tile bath, plus powder rms. New
house cond. Ii 7-345S.
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APIS. WANTED
MOVING, PACKIRu, STORAGE

LARGE 2-bedrm. apt. in NV. Sec
ton, colored; maximum OF SS5.
Call CO. 5-03S9 after 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

2 ROOMS, unfurn.. share bath.
S22 4Sth st. ne. Call 583-0163:
End AND KENNEDY N.W.-3 rms,
and bath, private entrance; all
utils, incl. Settled adult couple
only. 500 mo. Ia. 9-4663.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08
APIS. UMFURNISHED-VA,

ADULTS-Good choice Of 1-bedrm.
apts.. S119.50; incls. all utils.
New air-cond. luxury apis. VICE
kit. disposal; l garage still avail.
zoos N. Adams, Arl.. ia. 5-S093.
AIR CONDITIONED bedroom,
new building 8 minutes to PEN
tagon. All utilities furnished,
$115: DON GRADY REAL Es-
TATE. ia. 4-0244.
colors; lge. lawns, enclosed play
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

BURKE ST. Sc, 1843-Apt. 8.
Mod. duplex: outside apt; lge.
dining area, screened porch
500. 80; heat and hot water; large
eTEuART BROS. INC. EN-. s.24o2
BUS STOP AT DOOR, 1901 New
Hamp. ave. NV. cat Missouri
e.)-For refined 1-2 adults: l.
'bedrm. apt, in lge. NV. apt. bldg.
compl redec.; no pets allowed.
Apply mgr, Apt. ia. or see janitor
BUS STOP AT DOOR, 20O1 18th
st. NV. M. st. Paul's church.
Quiet. refined adults: q lovely,
1ge., 3-rm. apt: foyer. mod. kit,
bath: newly dec. in bone white:
air cond. and Itils.. incl: $3.50
Price less without utils. Appt. req
Phone res. mgr, ewes. anc
Wk. ends. Ho 2-1231. WASH
HOUSING CORP. 931 H st. NV,
Ma. SASS wk. days.
CAPITOL HILL-Efifciency and 1.
bedrm. apis; mod. kits. ant
baths; 500 plus utils. OIL. 4-6341
CAPITOL HILL-5-rm, and bath
apt: can rent partially furn.;
S120 incl. all utilS. Ii. 6-6466.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

Georgia avenue to 1880 block e blocks
past University blvdj. through Wheaton
to Blue Ridge avenue. (The Equitable
Savings & Loan Association is on cor
ner), turn right, drive two short blocks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE THE VALLEY! New con-
sfiu Woodland oasH d s sas STeF Bs
room, or library and full bath on
Isl. floor; 8 bedrooms. 2 baths on
IND floor; rec. rm., huge screened
porch. double carport; few MIN
utes to town. public and parochial
schools; S47; 800. FRANK g.
d1dIILl me- Saseo D1. 7-l4li:
ABSOLUTE TOPs
4 BEDRMS., 2112 BATHS
Featuring for the first time, this
lot, offers firepl. in liv. rm., sep.
din. rm., fully equip. kit. with
disposal dishwasher: rec. rm. and
built-in garage: owner transferred;
low 20s. Open til 9 pm.
Paramount Sales HA. 2-1800
ARCOLA AREA: BEAUTY BEYOND
BELIEF: Rear porch w/built-in
barbecue, 4 bedrms., ga baths,
2 car garage. Make an offer.
HUGH T. PECK
1I246 Georeia ave. Lo. 1890
ASPEN HILL RD.-Brk. rambler
with full bsmt.; 3 bedrms., and
walnut paneled den on ! floor;
anchor fenced level lot: front and
back porches; only S17.950. FLA
terms: excel. cond. See it today.
10. 5-36S7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
BARGAIN COUNTRY RAMBLER!
New brk. att. garage: hot-water
heat: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths; acre
lot city water; lower EOS. Call
WA. 4-9363.
Greater Maryland Prop JU. s-1240
CONTINUED on Next Page
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PINECREST

6436 Ord AVE. TAKoMA PARK
Fully air conditioned, modern O.
bedrm. 500. .2-bedzoom and den,
S147, incl. all utils.
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APIS. FURNIsHED--vA.
tcONJlNUEp)

ALEX. So. penn DAw)-1 bed.
rm,; $110: 8 bedrms, 2 baths
S210: all utils. ia. 1885.
ALEX, mr., wilson Bridge-1 bed
rm.. dining alcoye, all utils,
avail. Feb. o: S110. FL. 6-3229.
ARL., n, TT. Myer yic.-2 bedrms.
.lv rm., dinette, kit, bath: utils.
$3.50. IA. 2-9363. ia. 5000.
ARL. S.-Attr. entire LIST floor o.
house; 8 rms. kit. bath: bus q
ARL., NEAR PENTAGON-Family
apt. rate day or week, and
room: free parking. ia. 2-3343.
ARL.-Clean 1-bedrm. apt; beau.
tifully furn, in Early Amer: avail
now: S115. JE. 4-1955.
ARLINGTON-Nicely furn., 2-bed.
rrn. duplex, TV. auto. washer, rec
nm, nice yard, at Columbia. PIX
and Glebe I'd. 10 min. D. c.. idea
for 3 or 4 girls; $40 mo. ca. incl
util .KE. S-51SS.
ARL.-Nice 1-bedrm. furn, apt
lady or settled couple only; $6t
mo. Phone IA. S-6013, after
$50 pm.
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CHEW CHASE

O44NV 7 O444AOH
Excellent value in this 8.
bedroom, 2-bath Colonial on
large level lot. Centrally To-
Gated in this popular area.
Attic can be used as dormi-
tory-type additional sleeping
quarters. The children can
walk to school. Move in now,
Priced in mid-2Os.
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-08

LEWISDALE-Ten 3-bedrm. rambs
S135 mo-; peri. cond.; mr.. schools,
ch., sh. ctr. GEO. SULLIVAN.
2106 Fordham St, HA. 2-3420.
LOVELY 6 RMS. bath and rec. rm.
bath and rec. rm. Ideal loo.
near Providence Hosp. in NE;
reas. LA. 6-3470.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-04

he was followed by brief talk by
the honorable ROllin Wheeler, the
mayor of the city of Flagstaff.
Next the Vice Chairman of the
Navajo Tribal Council. Scott Pres
ton, delivered the dedic alton ad-
dress which was very appropriate
as MIR. Preston's original home
area was in this part of Navajo
land.
Other speakers on the program
came in the following order: CO.
Talley. the Subagency Superinten-
dent of Tuba City: Ned A. Hatathli.
the Tribal Resources Division Di-
rector: W. Wade Head. the Bureau
of Indian Affairs Gallup Area
Director: Samuel Bilison, the
Council delegate of Kinlechee; and
Manual Begay. the Tribal Legisla-
tive Secretary.
The Tribal Community Worker,
Henry Tsosie, who had again helped
in arranging this big dedication.
interpreted for Talley and Head.
Carl Beyal. the Official Trib
Interpreter and Assistant Legisla-
tive Secretary, translated for
Mayor ROllin Wheeler.
The closing remarks were made
by Nevy Jensen and Don Ramsey
of Tuba City gave the Benediction.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-04
Farm Troinees Graduate
At June ~ Exercises

assistant Reloc alton Officer. Dan
ME Chavez; and Kenneth Julian,
Tribal Irrigation Superintendent.
John Lewis. trainee, responded to
the introductions with Arthur
Thomas. interpreting.
George Wilink and Eugene Man.
US, students. played piano duet,
of their own composing. for which
name has not yet been chosen.
Following remarks by Ned Hata-
thli. Anderson Jim and Bertha Tso,
Howard German presentedcer
Gates of award to the following
graduating men: John Lewis. Will
lie Lee. Paul YaZzie. Frank Tso,
Arthur Thomas and Kenneth Smith.
Marie Curley thenpresented Home
Economics certificates of award
to the graduating women.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-04
Dedication for New Chapter
House at Cameron June %

A big and successful dedication
OF new chapter house was held at
Cameron. Arizona on Saturday.
June 23rd, where a large crowd
attended. Cameron area PRECINCTS
the most far. western part of Nav
ajoland and this marked a major
Improvement there under the
Tribal sponsored capital additions
program.
Festivities began at noon with
brief flag raising ceremony, fol-
lowed by an lnvoc alton, and the
serving of excellent meal to every
one. The food was prepared and
served in Navajo summer shade
structure at a distance from the
chapter house. This proved an
ingenious arrangement in view of
the near 100 degree heat.
Frank Johnson, the Cameron
Chapter President, opened the af-
ternoon program and introduced
Carl Beyal, the Master of Cere-
monies. The NC. in turn intro
duced Council members, Chapter
Officers. azing Committee
members, Tribal staff members.
Federal and other officials.
The welcome address was given
by the c Cameron area precinct
Council delegate, Nevy Jensen, and
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-04
New Phons systsm Noted SiIuersmith
Pit 10 Work yvna ~ Dies in PhOeni1
X X X

A new telephone system. which
has been needed for a long time.
was initiated on Friday, June %,
through the Gallup Area Office of
the BIA. The system will cover
Chinle. Crownpoint. Fort Defiance.
Fort Wing ate. Leupp, Kayenta.
Keams Canyon. Shiprock. Tuba
City and Window Rock, as well as
the Gallup office.
With this system. direct dialing
will be possible, even on long dis
lance calls. which is expected to
result in a considerable saving of
both time and expense.
Mayme Aarni has the distinction
of the first listing in the bright
green book just released Her
number is Exchange 863-222.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-04
BY GRACA D. BOOTH

One hundred and fifty persons
attended the graduating exercises
of the Navajo Farm Training En-
terprise on Friday. June q, at 10
am. in the public school auditor
ium. in Shiprock. Clifford Hansen,
Manager of the Farm Training
Project presided.
The program was opened with
the invOc alton by Nile Foster,
graduate trainee, followed by a
beautifully rendered piano solo,
''Schubert's Third Impromptu -
by George Wilink. student at the
Junior High School.
Platform guests were intro
duced by &c. Jonas. Shiprock
Sub Agency Superintendent. They
were: Ohio Portion. BIA Adult Edu-
cation program, affectionately
known as MIR. Adult Educ alton"
among the Navajo: Clifford Han
sen. Manager Farm Training
Enterprise: Ned Hatathli. Director
Resource Division: Howard Cor
man, Chairman Board of Directors
and Councilman from Ganado:
Marie Curley, Home Economist
Aide: Bertha Tso. graduate
trainee: Arthur Thomas (interpre-
ter )gra duate tr aimee: Paul John and
Nile Foster, trainees and Anderson
Jim, graduate farmer.
Visitors in the audience were
also given recognition: Edward
Mays. Education Specialist, Win
dow Rock: Fred Hammel. Shiprock
area Land Operations Officer: Ed
ward Gaia. Relocation Officer. and
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-04

eve need a law that will
allow voters to sue a candi-
date for breach of promise"
w. HI. GOldthOrpe, Cuba
City wis., Tri-County Press.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-04
X X X

Frank K. Wilson. well known
Navajo Silversmith. recently died
in the Phoenix Indian Hospital. at
the age of 81.
Requiem High Mass was sung
at St. Francis Xavier Church with
interment at St. Francis Cemetery.
A resident of Phoenix for eleven
years, Wilson was born in Gallup.
New Mexico, and attended Phoenix
Indian School. A veteran of World
War ii. he was awarded three
Bronze Stars.
Wilson is survived by three
sons, Daniel, Andrew and Michael,
and a daughter, Gloria. all of Phoe-
nix.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-04

The Tanala people of NADIA
gascar, widow must divorce
her dead husband before she
is allowed to marry John
Steer of Tarrytown, NY, re-
minds us that the easiest way
to get ahead isn't very -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Studio Gallery

Down in historic Alexan-
dria the Studio Gallery is ex-
hibiting paintings by Thelma
Burke. and Alexandrian from
Washington State.
Mrs. Burke paints abstrac-
tons based on nature with
a nice feeling for the tall
green and deep blue of the
Pacific Northwest. Modest
and muted, her pictures speak
quietly Of o beloved country.
Irene Douglas, the timer
ant painter Of America, Is
back in town with her
"Drama-rama," which opened
yesterday at the Stanley CAL
tories, 3218 M street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
FuIIout-Stundurd
Hearings to Open

The Joint Congressional Com
mittee on Atomic Energy will
open fallout-standards hear
ings at 2 pm. tomorrow.
Representative Price, Demo-
crat Of Illinois, will act as
chairman of the hearings, which
will continue through Thursday.
Full title Of the series of hear
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few broad strokes Of primary
colors on white and then
"carves" into the colors,
seemingly with the wrong end
Of q paint brush, in the form
of an awkward spiral.
Mr.. Gresser's sculpture,
mostly in wood and of sub
stantial size, sometimes re-
minds you family Of Chain
Gross, but the vision Is diff
ferent and the range includes
abstraction. There are nu-
merous male and female
nudes and they all have a
pleasing. preoccupied air.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

ings is Radiation Standards,
Including Fallout."
Drs. G. Hoyt Whipple Of the
University of Michigan, Lauris-
ton Taylor of the National
Bureau of Standards and
Charles Durham of the Atomic
Energy Commission will be lead
off witnesses. They will present
information updating findings
in the field of radiation stand
ards since the last hearings two
years ago, according to a COM
mittee announcement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
z TO Study in Israel
On Scholarships

Two scholarships for a year
of study at the Hebrew Univer-
;Titv of Jersalem in Israel have
been awarded by the Northern
Virginia Zionist District.
The recipients are Stanley
Siegel, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Julius Siegel, and Charles
Plost, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Post, both of Arlington
Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
ART AND ARTISTS
Asiotic Art Given
New Appreciation
BY FRANK GETLEIN
Star Art Critic

Albert Ska the Sol Hurok Of books notes of his
de luxe SERIES Treasures of ASIA that "he time is ripe
not only has historical research In this field made
great forward strides but thanks the developments of
temporary art we have become responsive beauties
Of Asatc painting"
The politically minded would add that the time is also
ripe because Of the emerging new-od nations of Asia and
believers in destiny that shapes ends might observe that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Collectors Gallery

The last show at the Col
lectors Gallery features two
Washington artists: sculpture
by Seymour Gresser, paint
ings by Ming Wang.
Mr.. Wang's distractions
are thoroughly planned and
competently executed, though
often rather slight in overall
effect. Often he disposes a
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Trumons to Attend
HiIImun Service

INDEPENDENCE. Mo-. June
2 (AP)-Former President and
Mrs. Truman left today by
train for New York to attend
funeral services Monday for
William Hillman.
Mr.. Hillman, close friend Of
Mr.. Truman and author Of
Mr.. President" died Thursday
night in q New York hospital.