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FOR SALE
GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB

Due illness the PouKent Golf and Country Club sdonne or
within 1000 yards Of the Potuxent Novo Base St. MoDs County
MoIond be purchased for $4,000 veU cosy
There 42 Willow Rood Engineers drawings show
Club House. Tennis Courts Swimming Pool hole Champion Golf
Course and million doors worth Of Homestes mony
foens Colt Course Drives, ETC. Financing for HomeSes sold
Write for layout 20. Box II. choptieo. Mayond.
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Realtors Testify
Before Congress

Two Washington area real
tors made appearances before
Congressional committees
this week on behalf Of bills
in which they are interested.
Richard HI. Swesnik, chair
man Of the Subcommittee on
Federal Taxation of the Real
tors Washington Committee,
told the Senate Finance Com
mittee that a sharp decline
in investment can be ex-
pected if Congress approves
the Treasury's recommenda-
tions to eliminate accelerated
depreciation on real estate.
Mrs. ROuth M. Robbins, OF
the Northern Virginia Board
of Realtors, appeared before
the House Armed Services
Committee to oppose con-
struction Of housing for serv-
icemen's families at Fort
Myer and Fort Belvoir.
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ReoItoF Week
HeodS Named

Two additional area real
estate boards have named
their Realtor Week Chair
men.
George w. De Franceaux,
president of the Washington
Board of Realtors, has named
Milburn DonOhOe to head the
observance for his group.
Robert HI. Riner, presi-
dent of the Northern Virginia
Board of Realtors, has ap-
pointed Frank L. Myers Real
Evening star., 1962-04-07
Henson Forms
Own Firm

John L. Hanson, jr., an
nounced this week he has
formed his own realty firm,
Hanson Homes, Inc, with Of
fices at 622 Arlington boule-
ward, Falls Church.
Mr.. Hanson, whose firm
will deal predominately in
residential sales, is an Ameri-
can University graduate and
has been in the real estate
field here since 1855; for the
past three years as manager
of the Falls Church office Of
Parker, Smith and Donnell.
His initial sales staff in
cludes: Brian ID. Dalton, r.
L. Dodd, Evelyn Manley, Will
liam N. Manley and Bettye
Perkins.
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Listing Service
Organized Here

Formation Of a Suburban
Cooperative Listing Service
by a group Of nearby Mary
land real estate brokers was
announced here last week.
According to its sponsors,
the service is designed to help
independent brokers give
more efficient service to their
clients.
Interested brokers may
contact Paul Hickman or Al
Rich.
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Hugh Peck
Adds Two

Hugh T. Peck. Inc, has
added two salesmen to its
staff, Hugh T. Peck an
nounced this week.
They are Joe Newcomer,
formerly with Glen j. Koe-
penick and Co., and d avid
Walker, who formerly worked
with a building supply firm.
Both will be in the firms
Wheaton office.
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Realty Lectures
Open in AFlinqton

The Arlington County Rec
reation Department has an
nounced that a series of ten
lectures on Real Estate Fun
damentals will open at 8 pm.
Wednesday in the Patrick
Henry School, Arlington.
Richard L. Stanton of the
Federal Housing Administra-
ton will be lecturer for the
series which is designed for
both real estate salesman
and the general public.
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ley Realty, Inc.,. Arlington.
the firm announced this
week. Mrs. Everett has Q
background Of some three
years in the real estate field
and formerly was with Atlas
Realty.
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ReoItors and Builders
Set Joint Meeting

The Montgomery County
Board of Realtors and the
Suburban Maryland Builders
Association will hold a joint
dinner meeting at $3.50 pm.
Wednesday at Indian Spring
Country Club.
Planned to encourage
closer cooperation between
realtors and builders, the
meeting will include q panel
discussion for which the
speakers will be: Jack Kay,
Frank Haley, Sam Miller,
Ted Burgess and Herbert M.
HOltz.
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Simon Is Named
Associate Broker

c. Paul Hickman, Inc,
announced this week that
Louis v. Simon, sales man
ger Of the firms Wheaton
office, will henceforth serve
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Brokers Sponsor
EdueotionoI Sessions

The Washington Real Es-
tate Brokers Association will
sponsor two educational ses-
sions next week, both parts
of series being held in con-
junction with the District
Public School System.
At 8 pm. Monday in Dis
trict acherS College,
Eleventh. and Harvard streets
NV, the Institute for Hous-
ing and Urban Affairs will
continue with talks by Sid
ney SpectOr, assistant admin
iStrator of the Housing and
Home Finance Agency, and
Clyde d. Frame, of the Ber-
ems Companies.
At the same hour Wednes-
day in the same location, the
associations New Horizons
in Housing" series will hear
two association members,
Kennie r. Brown and S. A.
Douglas.
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The Eastern States Ap-
praisal Conference sponsored
by the American Institute
Of Real Estate Appraisers
viii be held at the Statler
Hilton Hotel here Thursday
through next Saturday.
william r. Bergmann, Of
Washington. is serving as
conference chairman and C.
Robert Boucher as chairman
Of the Conference Executive
Committee.
Many men In the apprais-
ing field in the Washington
area will take part in the
conference.
Among them are: George
w. De Franceaux, president
Of the Washington Board of
Realtors: CharIes C. KOones;
Harry p. Bergman, vice pres
ident Of the Riggs National
Bank: Carey winston, vice
president of the Mortgage
Bankers Association Of Amer
lea; Frank J. Luchs, past
president of the Washington
Board Of Realtors: Phil A.
Doyle, executive director Of
the District Redevelopment
Land Agency; John Lynch,
chief appraiser, Federal
Housing Administration. and
Tom L. Davis, chief counsel
for cooperative and con-
dominium housing, FILA.
Senator Dirksen, Republi-
can of Illinois, will address
a luncheon Of the confer
ence. and Judge Walter M.
Bastian Of the Circuit Court
of Appeals for the District
of Columbia, will preside at
a mock condemnation trial.
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MISUNDERSTANDING

central air eOnd., private covered
patio, beaut. yard, interior panel
ing, family Tm., attic. Walk 10
school, pool, cOnv. TO Cameron Sta,
BelVOiF, Atl. Research & Pent. Just
off Shirley Hwy. and Cireumf Belt
way. Approved FHA at S2O,500 or
assume GI loan. Owner, FL. 1890
or KI 9-35I9.
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Apartment Owners
To Hear Tex TaIk

The Arlington Apartment
Owners Association win hold
its monthly meeting at 8:15
pm. Monday in the Broyhlil
Auditorium. 461o Lee high
way, Arlington.
Robert Stauffer, attorney
and United States Chamber
Of Commerce tax authority.
win address the meeting on
new tax laws as they affect
the apartment owner.
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Appraisal Conference Set Here

tor Week Chairman for the
board.
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as an associate broker in the
firm.
Mr.. Simon. who recently
passed the brokers examina-
ton. heads q sales staff of
81 people.
Beo HoFt
Joins ConIey
Bea Hart, q real esta te
saleswoman for Is years, has
Joined the sales staff Of
James c. Conley & Co, Rich
ard 1. Brown, sales manager,
announced this week. She
was formerly with the w. J.
Nicholas Co.
HoIIey Hires
Mrs. Everett
Mrs. Louis Everett has
Joined the sales staff of Hol-
Evening star., 1962-04-07
Beo HoH
Joins ConIey
HoIIey Hires
Mrs. Everett

Mrs. Louis Everett has
Joined the sales staff of Hol-
, 1962-05-19
BY THE GOVERNOR


Maritime Day. May %. 1862
WHEREAS the Congress of the United States, by
joint resolution dated May 20, 1888, has designated May
l22nd of each year as National Maritime Day; and
WHEREAS the President of the United States, pur-
suant to said joint resolution has declared May 22s 1862
as National Maritime Day dedicated to honor1ng the
American Merchant Marine and the American men and
women, afloat and ashore, who have contributed to the
position Of the United States as the worlds Leading
maritime power; and
WHEREAS the observance Of National Maritime
Day holds close significance to the people of the Virgin
Islands due to our mterdependence upon world shipping:
NOW, THEREFORE,LR ALPHM PAIEWONSKY,
Governor Of the Virgin Islands Of the United States, BY
virtue Of the authority vested in me, do hereby proclaim
Tuesday, May %, 1862 as Maritime Day in the Virgin
Islands; and call upon the people of the Virgin Islands
to observe this day by displaying the Flag at their homes
and other suitable places, and to JOIN in the nationwide
observance and recognition Of the accomplishments of
the American Merchant Marine in war and peace.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Ihave hereunto set my
hand and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Vlr-
gin Islands to be affixed at Charlotte Amalie, st. Tho
mas, Virgin Islands, this eighteenth day Of May, A. ID,
1862.
RALPH N. PAIEWoNsKY
s. Governor
SEAL
Attest:
Cyril E. King
, 1962-05-19
SEAL
Attest:
Cyril E. King
Government Secretary
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION
"A E

One Cd Ford Customline Automobile va. 4door
Sedan, 1859 Model, R. H Steering, Vicorp's Pro
perry. No. /.
This vehicle could be seen at the Bethlehem Factory
area by contracting Mr.. R. Ross, during working hours
80 thru 400 Pm.
Offers to purchase must be submitted on bid forms.
Sealed bids will be received up to 400 PM. May %,
1862 and then publicly opened at our Main Office at
Golden Grove at 1000 Am. the following morning May
%. Copies of the bid form may be obtained from our of
flee at Golden Grove. No award will be cnsidered for less
than $667OO.
, 1962-05-19

DANCING every Saturday night and on Wednesdays
when announced. Informal enter
tainment throughout other evenings
ROOMS available beginning at So dailyper person,
European Plan
DINNER served in the beautiful Grapetree din
ingroom, prepared always BY fine chefs
7-9PM. Cl57 for reservations
ENTIRE VILLAS available on monthly or week.
" rentals, a wonderful opportunity for
large antilles or several couples to enjoy
the villa comfort for a Caribbean vaca-
ton.
And all GRAPETREE facilities, swimming pool beach
sailboatS, tennis court, golf driving range open for the
year-round enjoyment of GRAPETREE guests.
Pedrto Alieri and his famous Steel Band remain under
contract with G"RAPETREE for another year, but viii
appear at GRAPETREE during summer months only
when announced.
The Metronornes will also appear at G~RAPETREE, and
Juan and Marcia, Island dancers, and GRAPETREES
o,Un band will entertain, together with informal singing
and playing BY Sam and Robert.
Call 1877 for information about the weekly en-
tertainment since schedules will shift from time to
time, but
cR4pErREE BAY IS OPEN
, 1962-05-19
BY THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
VIRGIN ISLANDS OF THE UNITED STATES
A PROCLAMATION
Maritime Day. May %. 1852

WHEREAS the Congress of the United States, by
it resolution dated May 20, 1888, has designated May
ID of each year as National Maritime Day; and
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durss a two-week visit by his nephew
Julian Holloway Is featured.
n DICK VAN DYKE SHOW.
Comedy Rob tDick Van Dyke) suspect
his fellow writer's Of "moonlighting'
comedy scripts on the SIDE
1000 q THE eleventh HOUR.
Drama. Hour. very Little for Mary,
Too" A sensitive young man tKeir
DuIlea) denies the assault killing of a
teen-age girl and then Unexpectedly
confesses the crime. Judith Evelyn is
featured.
q BRONCO.
Western l Hour. Ty Hardin tRepeat)
"a NAKED CITY.
Drama l Hour drama of two young
doctors whose method of attracting
attention to their taIen leads to a tragic
accident for a third party. Richard
Basehart and Robert Walker, jr, star.
q UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR.
Drama. Hour. "FarewelI to Innocence"
concerns the domestic discord between
the parents of l2-year-oId boy who
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E.1a:|1za2;1r 9 y



900 Gg PERRY COMO SHOW.
Variety. Color. / Hour. George Sanders
plays a detective trying to solve the
kidnapping" of Frank eaop. The
Music Hall Players with Don Adams are
featured.
q ASPHALT JUNGLE.
Crime. / Hour. "The Scott Machine"
Jack Warden stars. (Repeat)
q BEVERLY HILLBILlIES.
Comedy. Sonny DpsdaIe tLous Nye)
plays Pygmalion in a campaign to trans
form ELY May donna Douslas) into a
sophisticated debutante.
$50 q OUR MAN HIGGINS.
Situation comedy Higgins Little
Helper" Higgins STANLEY Holloway en-
Evening star., 1962-04-06
Crown Photo DispIoys
New Alexandra Plant

Crown Photo Services Of
Alexandria, a division Of
Crown Bremson Industries,
Inc, Of Kansas City, Mo-, held
open house yesterday in its new
$750,000 photo processing
plant at 3701 Mt. Vernon ave-
nue. in Alexandria.
Visitors to the new $1,000
square foot, air conditioned
plant included photographers,
camera shop owners, photo
clerks, firm distributors and
membes Of the press.
The new plant is one of the
largest and most modern fin
ishing plants in the Nation,
visitors were told by Charles
Cullen, Eastern regional gen.
eral manager for Cown-Brem-
son. The plant employees around
220 persons.
With headquarters In Kan
sas City, Crown-Bremson op-
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PEOPLE
BUSINESS

Don S. Burrows, former con-
troller of the Atomic Energy
Commission. has joined the
Martin Co. in Baltimore in an
executive position. He is a
resident of Bethesda.
: Frank b. Getlein, art critic
: Of The Star, will be one of
the judges for the annual
Painting of the Year contest
of Mead Packaging Division Of
Mead Corp.
Norbert C. SchnaubeIt has
become military products divi-
sion representative for Frue-
hauf Trailer Co. in this area
and Southeastern States.
Miss Dorothy Stanford has
returned to the Shoreham Hotel
as representative of entertain
ment room and banquet sales.
Robert F. Magill, formerly
with the Treasury here, has
been named assistant treasurer
of General Motors Corp, effec-
tive May /.
Ray Bates, Washington in
terror designer, received an
award recently from the Lees
burg (VaD Chamber of Com
merce for his work in that
community.
George NJ. Killing, who has
been customer relations man
ager for Land-Air, Inc, a sub
Sidiary Of Dynalectron Corp,
has been transferred to man.
ager Of market development for
Air Carrier Services, another
subsidiary.
Theodore Jordan has become
Government sales representa-
tive for ultra a-high-power ultra
sonic cleaning equipment of
Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Robert F. Allen has Joined
Revere Furniture and Equip
ment Co. as head of the new
office equipment division.
Allen c. Trainer has been
named senior technical editor
of General Kinetics, Inc, of
Arlington.
Evening star., 1962-04-06


The board of governors
regulations on recommended
ton Of a special study COM
mittee which is pushing a re-
organization of the exchange.
For original listing, the reg
ulationS require average earn
ings of 100000 over the three
preceding years; a market
value of at least 50 million in
the outstanding com mon
shares. and a market value Of
at least 81 million in the pub
licly held common shares. Pre-
viously there had been no re-
Quired minimums.
The Exchange henceforth will
consider for suspension or de-
listing companies which have
not operated at a net profit in
at least one of the last three
fiscal years; issues whose pub
lie distribution has fallen below
10000 shares; issues whose total
number of stockholders are less
than $50 or if there are less
than $50 round lot Goo shares
or more) holders; issues whose
aggregate market value of all
outstanding common shares is
less than 81 million, and issues
whose aggregate market value
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2.5 per cent gain to total $685.
844. 900, 900. Since avera e
prices were up or per cent. the
Dominion Bureau Of Statistics
said yesterday, national output
in volume terms rose 1.9 per
cent.
Evening star., 1962-04-06

crates 81 facilities from coast
to coast and has diversified op-
erations in amateur photog-
raphy. Photographic suppliers
and equipment, greeting cards,
manufacture of Photographic
equipment for sale and lease
and Photographic research and
development.
Crown Bremson acquired
General Research and Devel-
opment Co. of Washington last
year.
Evening star., 1962-04-06
METALS

NEW YORK. April CAP).-Spot
nonferrous metal prices today: Copper
81 cents a pound, Connecticut valley.
Lead ga cents a pound, New York
Zinc 11ia cents a pound, East St.
Louis. Tin 1.24A a pound, New York
Foreign silver 1.01h per troy ounce
New York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No !
heavy was quoted by Iron Age al
81 OO-33.OO
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Cunudu's S GNP Up

OTTAWA, April 6 (AP).-
Canada's gross national prod
uct last year, hit by prairie
crop losses and the early-year
economic slump, marked up a
Evening star., 1962-04-06

of publicly held shares is less
than $500,0OO.
The ASE also will require
unaudited quarterly earnings
reports and the solicitation of
proxies for all Stockholder meet
ings from future applicants for
original listing and from cur
rently listed companies which
file supplemental listing appli-
cations.
Evening star., 1962-04-06
BusiIicu Area Lurqe

ROME.-St. Peters Basilica,
the worlds largest church, COW
ers almost six acres. The ca
thedral is 632 feet long and
460 feet wide.
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Rules TightenedAgoin
ByAmericon Exchunoe e

NEW YORK April CAP).-For the second time this
the American Stock Exchange made its requirements
for new stings stringent.
The actions-the first January 2-came Of
Securities and Exchange Commission investigation of the Ma
tions No. securities market
board governors yesterday adopted the newest
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deadenng material and padding Soundproof headIiner
THESE ARE SOME OF THE FULL-SIZE
REASONS why ChrysIer has made
consistent sales gains during the past
three years why 1862 model sales
are up a whOpping 4O% ever the
same period last year. See below.
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lay, April 18th, 9PM EST.
BAUsERMANS SERVICE, INC.
Columbia Pike 6 GIebe Rd, ArI.
R. B. CLARK MOTOR co.
Market 6 Liberty Sts, Leesbure
FALLS CHURCH GARAGE, INC.
Lee Hwy. & HiIwood Ave., :. c.
MeMIcHAEL'S SERVICE CENTER, INC.
lO6 Fort Drive, Manassas
MT. VERNON MOTORS, INC.
lo30-38 Diagonal Rd, Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-22
COMPUTERS FOR SANTA
Attenuation Comes to Gift Shopping

"We're going to run a
diagnostic test now to deter
mine what part isn't working
properly" he said, Tipping
open a lid to read what the
machine was saying. 1t was
saying "checon" and "sexco"
and "5dgayxa."
While one man hastily rifled
through a book. another
whispered, I'VE have a fat ar
ray of books to check. He's
going to try a diagnostic func-
ton test" The man checking
the book turned to a man
checking dials and said, Got
so many options here and it
doesn't tell you what they do,
offhand."
The group around the ma
chimes had swelled to include
one photographer, one mother
with baby in arms and one
Santa Claus. While waiting for
the real thing, they posed a
picture. Attenuation at least
hasn't got to his job. so Santa
Claus beamed and said, I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-22

from the White House to jail.
So for John F. Kennedy - a
married, Government executive.
living in the White House, who
likes sailing, has everything
and is a liberal-the machine
changed around for a second
and coughed up these ideas in
the $40 to $40 bracket: Pewter
tankards. imported wool robe,
ice bucket, jumbo nylon UNI
brella. For his Middleburg gift
giving friends, the $50-$100
gifts include Argus movie pro-
jector, portable typewriter. Pre-
mier Khrushchev didn't do so
we'll by the machine. 1t sug-
gested for him a United Ma
lions coin collection.
For a 53-year-old father who
is a business executive, likes
jazz and golf, the selections
were leather belts, cardigan
sweaters, robes and those pew
ter tankards again. Some Sug-
gestionS for females are fur
mink collars. electric blankets,
electric mixers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-22
BY HUGH WELLS
Star Staff Writer

Two cities. Pittsburgh and
New York. have had ordinances
prohibiting discrimination in
the sale and rental of private
housing for several years.
Their experience now be-
comes more important as the
District takes rapid steps
towards a local regulation.
Although only two citie S
have operating ordinances on
private housing, 80 have reso-
buttons or ordinances covering
public housing projects and rs
covering publicly financed
housing. In addition, IL States
have laws on private housing;
Is on public housing; and 16
covering publicly financed
housing.
These are some conclusions
after visiting Pittsburgh and
New York.
/. The number of Negroes
who had used the law was in
finitesimal.
2. Those Negroes who used
the law were highly educated,
with high incomes; the great
mass of Negroes had never
heard of the law.
8. There have been few-in
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Fights Flare
AS St. Johns
Beats Eastern

Police poured into the d. C.
Stadium area today in attempts
to break up fighting that flared
even before the end of the
city championship high school
football game which st. Johns
won from Eastern, GOT.
A fierce fight first broke
out among the players on the
field before the end Of the
game and quickly spread to the
stands where a record crowd of
$3.50 fans were in attendance.
Police closed in quickly and
moved the combatants out of
the stadium, but the fighting
continued and more than a
dozen were reported hurt. Sew
eral were taken away in am
balances.
At least a dozen persons were
taken to D. c. General Hos
pital within half an hour after
the game. One girl was seri-
ously cut. A man had his face
smashed in with a bottle.
Others had been kicked and
were dazed. Others were on
their way to the hospital for
treatment.
All available police units
including Canine Corps dogs
from the Southeast and North
east areas of the city responded
as a big fight broke out in Park
ing Lot No. 7. Another fight
was reported at E'enning road
and Oklahoma aver ue NE. At
Twenty-first and E streets NE.
another fight was underway.
At least two pedestrians were
struck by cars in, the confusion.
One was reported in serious
condition.
A crowd Of 81, 696-four short
of absolute capacity - turned
out despite the heavy over
night rain to watch the two
schools battle for the city title.
Eastern won last year, 34-14.
before 1880.
Last years record crowd was
surpassed earlier this season
when the Dallas-Redskins Ma
tional Football League contest
drew 1888.
Today's crowd, which in
cluded about LOO standees,
was the first of two sell-outs
at D. C. Stadium in four days.
Sundays Redskins-Giants pro-
fessional game already is sold
out. However, no standing
room tickets will be sold for
the pro game.
It was the fifth overflow
crowd at D. c. Stadium since
the S22 million structure opened
in the fall of 1861. The Sena-
tors drew, 48,OO0-plus for a
doubleheader with the Yankees
last summer, and the Redskins
Browns game two weeks ago
also was a Sell-out.
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3 Crises at Once
Red Koreans
Attack, Kill
u. S. Soldier

SEOUL. Korea. Nov. % (AP)
An American soldier wal
killed and another injured ir
a hand grenade attack by
North Korean Communist SOL
diers Tuesday night. a United
Nations command spokesman
said today.
The soldiers we're manning a
U. N. observation post in the
demilitarized zone on the west
ern Korean front. They we're
members of the LIST Cavalry
Division but their names were
withheld.
The spokesman said this was
the first known attack by
North Korea soldiers on an OBJ
servation post m nned by
Americans since the Korean
armistice of 1858.
He described it as an "un-
provoked, vicious and speedy
attack"
The incident occurred near
the western end of the 150-
mile long demilitarized zone,
some Is miles north of Seoul.
Both American casualties
were enlisted men. The injured
soldier received wounds in both
feet from grenade fragments.
The attackers tossed five
Russian grenades. One explod-
ed inside the observation post,
$50 yards south of the demar-
cation line. the spokesman
said. Three others exploded on
the outside, and one unexploded
grenade was found outside the
post.