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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30
U. 5. Will Try
Persuasion on
Rousing0rder
By the Associated Press


The Federal Governments
two top home lending agencies
outlined today a policy of per-
suasion, with a big stick in
reserve, for enforcement of
President Kennedy's order ban
ming discrimination in FEEDER
ally financed housing.
Neal ]. Hardy, commissioner
of the Federal Housing Admin
istration, and Philip Brown
stein, chief benefits director of
the Veterans Administration,
said at a joint news conference
that every effort will be made
to persuade builders to end
discriminatory practices in the
sale of VA or FHA-financed
homes.
However, if this fails, the
builder will be subject to sane
tons, they said, which may
take the form of placing the
offenders name on an ineligi-
BILE list"
Total 20 Per Cent
VA and FILA financed
homes make up about 20 per
cent of private homes.
To be removed from the in
eligible list and become eligible
for Government financing
again, Mr.. Hardy said, the
home builder must take posi-
tive action that proves that he
is, in fact, going to be a good .
boy"
The Presidents order last
week omitted conventionally
financed homes from its scope.
However, Mr.. Hardy pre-
dicted that moral (suaSion)'
will be applied to try to end
discrimination in convention
ally financed housing through
such Federal agencies as the
Federal Reserve Board and
the Home Loan Bank Board.
> Mr.. Hardy said one large
group omitted from the VA
FILA regulations is that of in
dividual home Owners who put
their houses up for resale.
Administrative Task
He said including such sales
would have presented an al
most insurmountable task Of
administration.
Also. Mr.. Hardy said, really
this is a matter of whether
you as a home-owner have a
right to dispose of your house
as you see fit"
Mr.. Hardy said the regula-
tons represent the basic steps
which we think are necessary
and appropriate" to comply
with the Presidents order. He
said experience probably will
dictate changes or refine
ments."
The regulations provide for
notification of the public that
the houses will be sold with
out regard to race or creed.
They also set up provisions
for complaints, hearings on the
complaints. sanctions and APP
peal procedure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30
Realtors President Sees No Need
For Elimination of Restrictions

to exclude them, otherwise,
they would not be here"
Statements urging adoption
of anti-diScrimination regula-
tons also came from spokes-
men for both the Democratic
and Republican organizations
in the city.
G. Mennen Williams. Assist
ant Secretary of State for
African Affairs, linked the
Commissioners action on the
matter with world affairs.
Mr., Williams said:
Based on a great deal Of
experience in this area, the
Department of State has con-
cluded that current discrimina-
tory housing practices in the
District of Columbia are detri-
mental to the effectiveness of
the foreign policy of the United
States Government"
Sees Harmful View
When non-white foreign dip
lomats encounter problems in
finding suitable housing in
Washington cit is not difficult
to understand the harmful eff
fects this situation has upon
their estimate of our national
capital" Mr.. Williams said.
The Commissioners can make
an important contribution to
this Nations policy of equal OPP
portunity for all "if they take
concrete action TO eliminate dis
elimination in the Capitals
housing facilities" the state
ment said.
Mr.. Williams testimony was
to be followed by a statement
from Pedro A. Sanjuan, the de-
partment's assistant chief of
protocol, giving a detailed re-
port on the housing problems
here of dark skinned foreign
diplomats.
In his statement, Mr.. San
Juan said:
These conditions that pre-
vail in the District of Columbia
today affect the health, COM
fort and the general welfare of
a large and significant segment
Of the foreign population Of the
Capital Of the Nation.
lon behalf of the Depart
ment of State, I strongly urge
the Commissioners of the Dis
trict of Columbia to issue an
barring racial and
religious discrimination from
the field of housing in the Dis
trict Of Columbia"
Reeves Testifies
Frank D. Reeves. Democratic
national committeeman for the
District, gave one of the most
personal statements of the day
in his argument for a ban on
racial and religious housing
bias.
Mr.. Reeves, q Negro, first
argued that the legal standards
set by the Corporation Coun-
sells Office for anti-bias action
were too restrictive.
Mr.. Reeves, representing the
Democratic Central Committee
here, said:
las a lawyer practicing in
the courts of this city for more
than is years and as a resident
for almost IS years, I have seen
and experienced the problems
in the District of Co
umbia as the proximate re-
,ult of racial housing restric-
ions.
"As a matter Of fact, only
me member of the Board Of
commissioners and one men,
yer Of the House and Senate
District of Columbia Commit
,ees can because they are Ne
yroes) speak with authority |
comparable to mine upon the
ssue of personal discomfort,
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-24
Happy Birthday Mother

KODIAK .Big George Coma does things in big Way back in town from fishing aboard the Honey Bee. Big George remen- bered 1t was his mothers birthday. Turning te his buddy, Stan Sir John Austerman Jr. talso known as Moose. he got him to agree to join him in singing Happy Birthday to his mother. He then asked the orchestra at the Casino if thev would play the song. He then promptly marched them all down the street to the Sportland where. using their long distance phoning facilities, he called up his mother down in Grays Harbor, Wn., and the two sang duet while the band played on
 An. these rich crab fishermen'
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-24
Former Nometites Attend Sourdouqh Assn. Dinner

The December party of the San Francisco Sourd ough Assn's Christmas party had as it's leaders many former Nomeites.
 Heading the entertainment as master of ceremonies was Hi Dill. On the reception committee Mrs. Hi Dill and J. Bursik ebrother of Mrs. Carrie Mclain): decorations, Catherine Bongaard and Barbara Van Sickle.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-24
Christmas Postruark


 CHRISTMAS, Fla. tP - With the Yuletide season al hand, the village of Christmas is again being delueed with Christmas cards - 30o.000 so far this year.
 Card senders from many states and and countries, eager for Christmas postmark, annually send their mail for cancellation here, says postmaster Juanita Tucker. Christina. miles east of Or lando. got it's holiday name when 1t was established as fort on Christmas day, 1885. A live Christ mas tree across from the post office is decorated all year.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-24
Col. Bodle Now Teaching

Col. John Bodle, retired, former ly commanding officer here at Marks Air Force Base, has received his Master of Social Science degree from the University of Tallahassee and is now teaching world geo. graphy to 7th graders at Lakeland, Fla. His daughter Jackie, who went to school here is attending the University of Florida as a special graduate student in occupa- tional therapy.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-24

Two billion greeting cards are mailed each Christmas in the United States. This is an average of about 50 cards per family.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
GurOMoBILEs ron SALE

CORVETTE '62. white, both tops,
1900 actual miles. Gew-car terms,
OPEN Every EVENING TIL 9
Suburban Cadillac -OldS
7020 ArL I'd. Bethesda OF. e-T70o
coUNTRY CLUB used cars only q
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
7725 wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. 4-6l00.
De SOTO '55 Fireflite 4-dT. sedan
2-tone green, Outstanding cond.
de luxe radio Wfrear seat speaker
p.S. and p.b., htr, i owner. MAX
offeT. Cen s32-4s65 after : pm
DEsOT0 '55 Fireflits 4-dr. sedan
2-tone green. outstanding cond-
de luxe radio With rear seat speak
s4so. ssa-2ses sftef se 1 pm.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

oLDs 1851 4-dr. hdtp pyn. "
p.s-, p.b.. Wv. tires, blue &.th
blue Vinyi int. fact. air cond. - 5.s
900 mi. orig. owner. S2.4o5S Il
6-5940. =
OLDS. $50 "9S" sedan, black, Dot
less, exceptional nov new CadlllaG
trade. S2,375.
Akers Olds Cadillac Co.
HARRINGTON SHOP. CENTER
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
|0LDs 80 SUPER '.SSs conVsTk lls,
rocket powered beauty, w.-Ms. z,
b.. p.s. NEW TOP, S1,4o5. Kirk
1000 Ca. IA. 9-4s00. "
oLDs s6O ''os" 4-dr. hdtp.. fully
equipped 1-owner beauty an
power extras. REDUCED. 1885, !,
KIRK. 1000 Ca. ia. 9-4s00.--
0LDs 'el F-s5 club coupe, staRd,
trans hsateys Wv tires. We
white finish. Must sen. S1.7 Is,
04S-o64o.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

oLDsMOBTLE "a, fair condition,
spare parts. As is 500 or besi
oLDsMOBILE '52 coupe, SI26
FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921 conn.
OLDs '54 4-dr. sedan, excel Pocks
SS engine with good hydra.
heat and music: tires Just Tx
new makes good gas and oi
mileage, pass Inspection. origina
tan finish. no dents. Truly de
Dendable. needs no repairs, com
pleteiy vinterized and service,
regularly, exceptionally low mile
age. Reason for selling. not II
need Of 2nd ear any more, Private
owner. $500, no less seem B,
sppt.. 516-4iss-
0LDSAE0BuEs '62, brand new cars
choice OF 9 models, reduced fol
elearsnce. See US before you buy
AkerS OldS-C Cadillac Co
.AUTHORTZED DEALER
Z DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR.
nW Z-nAhn a a MIDI
Evening star., 1962-09-30

1895 GEORGIA AVE,
WHEATON. Nd. WI. 9-270o
DODGE 80 Wayfaref 2-dr.. en-
$50. Can 449-667e.
DODGE 81 Rcyal e-6r. p.s.. auto
trans. 7. and h., excel. eond.,
S3e5. Can 5s5-34ze.
DODGE '57 2-dr.. ?. and b., V-s
auto. shift. In good cond. $500 o.
offer. TU. 2-3044.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD '5o Country Sedan e-pss.i
slssSS. 70 oiA!sH p; v.Soas sTas:'PS'iiS e Z:
Evening star., 1962-09-30

CdEYAIE '62 Mona coupe. beauti-
ttl silver blue finishs 4-Speed
&faus., Z. and h. Wv. tires low
NJ. excel. cond. Special $2s196s
emau down payment.
LOVING CHEVROLET
W. Hwx. AND coLEsyulE I'd.
u o-T76s 81 s. ND. JU. 9-S131
coRVETTE 50. straight stick. go
h.p. new top, brakes. clutch.
ehcckS and battery. Good ecnd.
&1.o95 or best offer. 20. 2-3350.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD 80 tudor, straight stick.
SSGsaa sEasa1Hfsas.s sEaases1Hf1sEasssl0n. :. ana ?.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

GENERAL CAR q WAGON SAILS
1717 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
la Q-T777
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FOkD % Gust, T-6ifa eng: "a 5ar
MSS PALAiER. w. 5-5e29.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

DE SOTO '57 ecnvertihle coupe
auto. trans power steering. r
fine me eonditioa spseisi s5as 5asssonAiis
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FOkD 80 oalaxie haTdtoD. 2. and
h. auto. trans. eruiseomatie.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

GENERAL CAR q WAGON sALEs
l717 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD $50 station Wagon. straighi
sso !Is6 VIII T trsds trade n1ss sss7is 1ad slsan
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD '54, stfaight stick. :. and b.
nice and clean. S24s, viii trade
Evening star., 1962-09-30

"AUTHORIZED DEALER"
I 'EAIRLINGION SHOPPING CTR.
IOV. 3-03bO ALEXANDRIA
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD 1'62 e-pass. Country sed.
220 h.p.,. VS., eruiseomatie, p.s.
p.b., factory air eond., tinted
miles. Ike new. S2,995. DipIo.
mat. OIL. 4-44S6.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FOED 1885 9-passengef sta. WaR
VS., auto. =. and h. excel. mech
&41b. ". a-6l4l.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD as FordoF sed-; stand
trans. VS. eng, peri, clean int
throughout. 5 good Wv. tires
Sanss' ssTssseO sass. De. e. a-7s2s. zs2 rV'
Evening star., 1962-09-30
| AUfoMUBILEs ron SALE AUToMoBILEs FoR sALE

DODGE 80 Phoenix 4-dr. VS.,
excel. cord.: orig. owner; auto, T.
and h p.s.. tires and uphol. Ike
new, SLABS OF best offer. Oh.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD '55 e-pass. sta, wag. Must
sell. $3.50 OF best offer. Lots Of
Evening star., 1962-09-30

HUDSON '53 Jet, 4 new tires, nev
brakes, good End car. s22b. Cal
Evening star., 1962-09-30

IFORD 80 conveFtibls. Blue With
Wit Enits .P' seP' Ia Z sna s,,s, a; M is-ssSss sS59;
Evening star., 1962-09-30
EIAT-TRTUAGPE

UNITED AUTO
Evening star., 1962-09-30

702b CARROLL AVE, JU. $1,000
FORD 1885 convertible, T-Bird mo-
tor, alto. trans, T. and b., snow
tires tires: 1,,.y ysry gTod Ss eepa; SeTS or
Evening star., 1962-09-30

-IFORD VICIORIA '55. Auto. trans,.
EsaiS @ 60 hfss1ss s1s4s szsfa sftsr egnS Sm. 4OOO'
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FQRp-FALcQN--T-DIRD
1913 1ALTIMoRH BLVD.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Arlington Ford
TOMS CHEVROLET
TRIANGLE FORD

FALCON '0O Tudor de luxe model,
Top quality throughout. Special
with auto, z. and b., s.-w. tire.
Aondays S1l&44.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
AuroMoIILEs EeR saLE AufnMeBILEs EuR SALE

FORD ,Ss convert. S776, 500
down, take payments Of S41.So
mo. 925-442O.
FORD 80. IN excel cond. r., b.,
new modified engine with much
chrome. full r. and >. int. with
bucket seats, with seat belts, trac-
tton masters new front end
brakes, WV. tires. Hurst flooI
shift. Must see 70 appIeciate. $500
Evening star., 1962-09-30

nIPERIAL 80 4-dF. southamptoT
hdtp., factory air eond., new tires
exceptionally clean. Owne. or.
dered overseas. 526-4094.
LINCOLN Continental 81 4-dr. Sc.
dan; everything power atr-cond. /.
like new: must sell: going overseas
Dial 301-S67-4S06.
Evening star., 1962-09-30
,AEliNAPoLIs ! ! MIoToRs

FORD 80, Tudor, VS., auto.
trans, 7. and h.. new Wv. tires.
A quality buy at S595.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

ao1o R. I. Ave. Nh La. s.loos
FALCON Squire '62 station wagon.
Tan and brown in and out. r. and
b., auto. 101 h.p.. chrome rack.
bucket seets' elee. rear window
s2,i5o. Like new. oria. owner.
Phone 256-35s6.
FALcoN 'e1 Tudor .tTsisht llL shiit; l:
Evening star., 1962-09-30

MERCURY 81 4-df, :. and b.,
!, geer5ti mech. eond. sl4o. 90. 8
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD '56 Fairiane Tudor club SO
dan, S-eylinder, pwr. steering
Fordomatte transmissionl Z. an
h-s low mileage 5000. CAL eftel
5 nm. 524-12Qn.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

NASH RAMBLKR '5b sedan, excel
snS sTsSnSp; ys :s see; e.. !hSs Isss. Fry 10Th
Evening star., 1962-09-30
Hill q Sanders

FORD '63 ct lower pricesl Buy nov
at EDMoNDs FORD CITY" 32os
Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 6-sS22.
FORD 'B7 Fairlane, excel, cQnd.l
'SS T-Bird motor, stand. shift,
7; and A. isaying g1sSE sSSrtr5' must
Evening star., 1962-09-30
TAKOMA FORD

FoE1 80, ToFd0T. equipped. 900
Evening star., 1962-09-30

DODGE Lancer '61 4-dr. sedan.
This Is q real sharp solid blue
automobise with 7. and h.. auto.
trans. Wv. tires, matching blue
and white interior. low mileage
a very good buy at S1,5e6. LIE
.. sUTLEHs lI21 21st st. n.w-
Evening star., 1962-09-30

MERCURY '02 Monterey Custom
hS h6sStD D4slG tsIly Os s'YE1SRpess: ES s:75os. lEs new
Evening star., 1962-09-30

LINCOLN '52 Cosmo. hdtp., Gus
tomizer's special. front has been
restyled 70 1888. Parts 70 restyie
rear 70 1884. HA. 2-7324.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

Sna &. q exesll alnss5 eonditioop. to si.9o6
By owner. CAN z36.1676.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

SO wagon Country Squire 3
ls etc. sALE. s5s5. kIRE
!. 40ll rsa. aVa-. IA Q-4R0o
Evening star., 1962-09-30

FORD '5e Thunderbird convertible
VS. eng, cruiseomatic, T. and h.,
pS., w.-W., black With black top
and red and black interior. like
new, S1,5e5.
NORMAN
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Cunudiuns Refuse
To Fight in Thai

VANCOUVER. 3. c., May Is
tAPl-canandian troops will
not become involved in any
fighting in Laos, Canadian Ex-
ternal Affairs Minister Howard
C. Green said here Monday
night.
Mr.. Green said in an inter-
view. after addressing a poll
tical rally. that Canada would
refuse to commit any forces no
matter what action is taken by
the United States or the South
east Asia Treaty Organization.
Canada is a member of the
Laotian Truce Committee but
not of SEATO,
Mr.. Green blamed the pro-
Western government of Laos
for the present crisis.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
New U. S. Rules
Allow BUILDING
Over Freewuys

New office buildings, parking
garages or bus terminals may
be built over expressways in
downtown Washington as a re-
suit of new Federal regula-
tons, highway planners said
today.
The new regulations will
help one redeveloper who has
been planning an office build
ing over the center leg of the
Inner Loop between Second
and Third streets NV. accord
ing to Douglas Rrinkley, chief
District highway engineer.
Downtown Progress, Inc,
has talked about having park
ing garages or interstate bus
terminals built over the center
leg. Other uses also may: be
found for eXpresSway space in
Evening star., 1962-05-16

Kennedy said. Our complaint
relates to discrimination ir
how and where they vote"
The complaint said the de-
PENDANTS have required and are
planning to require Negroes to
vote in separate polling places
on voting machines designated
for Negroes only. with white
and Negro vote totals separately
tabulated and published.
Names Defendants
The department said the
complaint named as defendants
the Bibb County Democratic
Executive Committee, Lawton
Miller. its chairman: 26 other
officers and members of the
committee and Walter c. Ste
vens, jr., ordinary of the
county.
AS ordinary. Mr.. Stevens su-
pervises the conduct of general
elections. it said. The Demo-
cratic Committee conducts
party primary elections, as au-
thorized by State law.
The discrimination violates
the Civil Rights Acts of 1857
Evening star., 1962-05-16
BruziI Minister
Praises Alliance

WARSAW, Poland, May 16
(AP9.-Brazils foreign minis
ter, Francisco Santiago Dantas,
warmly praised President Ken
nedy's Alliance for Progress at
a news conference in this Com
munist capital last night. He
challenged other nations to CO.
operate with the new aid effort
for South America.
Brazil greatly appreciates the
Alliance for Progress plan
we think it is very useful to a
true understanding of competi-
tive coexistence," Mr.. Dantas
told Western and Communist
reporters.
Mr.. Dantas said the Alliance
for Progress marks the first
time that international aid
has been approached from a
global point of view the
plans show possibilities for
multiple cooperation for the
solution of the problems of
Latin America"
Evening star., 1962-05-16
SEC Explores
Sales TRAINING
BY the Associated Press

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
& Smith, Inc, the worlds larg-
est brokerage chain, reported
today to Federal investigators
that it spends more than SIS
million a year training new
statesmen.
Donald T. Regan, vice presi-
dent and secretary of Merrill
Lynch, gave the figure in testi-
mony at hearings by the Securi-
ties and Exchange Commission
on the training, qualifications
and sales practices of brokerage
employees.
Mr.. Regan said Merrill Lynch
has more than 1000 account
executives, or statesmen, in $50
offices here and abroad.
Since the firm founded a
training school in 1945, he said,
more than $4,000 individuals
have applied for jobs, but only
1000 were selected for training.
He said the turnover of account
executives. excluding deaths
and retirements, is less than 5
per cent a year.
The SEC investigators also
were interested in efforts made
by Merrill Lynch to supervise
its far-flung operations.
Mr.. Regan said the company
continually oversees the ef-
fectiveness of our supervision. "
He said travelling auditors make
surprise visits to branch offices.
branch operations are analyzed
at headquarters in New York
and almost everyone on the
supervisory level gets periodic
refresher training.
Mr.. Regan said the first
policy of his firm is "the in
terests of our customers must
come first"
Evening star., 1962-05-16

ton, made his disclosure in a
six-paragraph statement at a
news conference.
Il shall not be a candidate
for reelection" the States
senior Senator declared.
Connecticut is a demand
ing State upon a Senator and
properly so. Therefore, l feel
it is in the best interests of
my party and my State that
I retire." he declared, adding
the advice of my physician
was strongly reinforced by my
decision"
UpSets Party
The Senator, who marked
his 67th birthday yesterday,
was observed wearing a hear
ing aid for the first time.
The announcement rocked
the G. o. P. State leadership,
which had been counting on
Senator Bush for a rematch
with Democrat Abraham A.
Ribicoff, now Secretary of
Health, Education and We'll
fare, whom Senator Bush de-
feated in 1852.
Within a few minutes after
Senator BuSh's announcement,
Representative Horace Seely-
Brown said he would seek the
nomination for the Senate.
Supporters of former Gov.
John Lodge said they would
urge their man to try for the
nomination. Mr.. Lodge, for
mer Ambassador to Spain, is
one of seven G. o. P. candi-
dates for the gubernatorial
nomination.
Former Congressman-at-
large Antoni N. Sadlak said he
also would be a candidate for
the Senate.
In his prepared statement,
the Senator said:
Evening star., 1962-05-16

THE rigorous seven-day
work week of the past few
months has convinced me that
I do not have the strength and
vigor needed to do full justice
to the campaign ahead, nor to
the responsibilities involved in
serving another six years in the
Senate. most of which would
be in my 70s.
Fortunately, we have able,
younger men available who will
do full justice to the duties and
opportunities involved. ="
Evening star., 1962-05-16
'Mikudo' Slated

THE Mikado" will be pre-
sented by the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church Choir al
8 pm. today. tomorrow anc
Friday at 1913 New York
avenue NV. Tickets may be
purchased at the door.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

and 1860 and the Constitu-
ton. the complaint said.
The City of Macon. located
in Bibb County. desegregated
its voting facilities for the first
time on May 9 for a city elec-
ton. Mr.. Kennedy said. at the
request Of the department. The
election was conducted with
out incident, he said.
The next Democratic pri-
mary election in Bibb County
will be on September IL. ard
the next general election will
be on November 6.
The department announce
ment said the complaint was
filed in the United States Dis
trict Court in Macon.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Voting Facility
Bias Charged
In Georgia
By the Associated Press

The Justice Department filed
a complaint in Macon, Ga.
today, asking a stop to what II
called discrimination against
Negroes in voting facilities in
Bibb County, Ga.
In announcing the action
Attorney General Robert F.
Kennedy said the suit is the
first brought by the department
challenging discrimination IN
the actual conduct of elections.
1t covers both primary and
general elections.
Negroes are not being de-
prived of the right to register
or to vote in this case" Mr..
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Natural Gas Lines
To Hit New Mark

FORT WORTH. Tex.-Nat-
ural-gas transmission lines in
the United States will pass the
$50. .000-mile mark within seven
years, the American Gas Asso-
citation estimates.
Lines linking production
fields with markets now extend
more than $4,000 miles.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
Prescott Bush to Quit
At End of Senate Term

HARTFORD, Conn, May Is (AP)-Senator Prescott
Bush announced today that he withdrawing candidate
for reelection He said he does not have the strength and
Vgor needed to do full justice to the campaign ahead
The Greenwich Republican, who scheduled
nation for third the As G. p State
Evening star., 1962-05-16

Washington. Mr.. BrinKley
added.
The new regulations Issued
by the Bureau of Public Roads
win permit cities to build over
or under interstate highways.
Congress had to pass a law IN
1851 to permit this. bureau
spokesman said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-25
SHINY NOSE?
D. G. Driver
Photo Plan
A Worry

What woman will admit the
photographer took a good pic
ture of her on the first try?
This is what concerns George
A. England, director of the
Districts Department of Motor
Vehicles.
Mr.. England wants Congress
to approve a $65,000 budget
item for his department which
would enable the District to re-
quire a drivers color photo on
each permit.
Were worried about public
relations in the community"
Mr.. England said.
Primarily he means friendly
relations with women drivers.
That's his problem and it would
take all Of Madison avenues
experts to solve it.
Mr.. England wants a mobile
photo unit that would move
through the streets of Wash
ington-similar to those X-ray
units that check for tubercu-
losis-to get the color photos
with a minimum OF Inconven-
fence.
"But many women" Mr..
England said realistically, "are
not going to be satisfied with
their pictures"
What to do?
We'll have to work out
something to take their pic
lures over again." Mr.. England
admitted resignedly.
AS he said, it's a matter of
public relations.