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Evening star., 1962-05-02

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Services by chsnbsrs
In Mrntnrtaiit

BOLLIs, CARL In memory Of our
dear husband and loving :, father,
CARL BOLLI6, who passed away
one year ago today. May 2, 1861.
When the shadows Of night are
falling,
rs.F: .Rd .:.,i \: ,i' ,:S.. sns flS1s Snshs dear
n you only could come home.
ICXWsHSoas WIS, ER6t AAAb AAAbEeclzar eclzar. AWE
HALL, JAMES. IN memory o. ny
devoted husband, JAMES HALL VINO
left me suddenly Nay 2. 1861.
A glory shone upon his face
As he left without Q warning;
On ood's eternal morning.
LOVING WIFE, MARTHA HALL.
JONES. MARY E.. In loving Temem:
brance Of our. dear mother, NARY
=. JONES, who departed this ltte
Swenty.cne years ssc today May
Today recalls . memory
OF our loved one some 70 rest:
Are the ones Who loved her best.
HER DEVOTED CHILpREN, N. .AQ-
s slil TN6Nkhk TTN6 MfkLIam HHsTlhS5o z 5oESs hTpi:
JOINS, WILLlAN q % loving Ee-
memhrance of my dear husnandl
WAASA&kAEA G1s SONE0e A4U H1b9GN
iSSS iSSsS5S. svo Ia4 years as0 soda'. May 2
s1sstis. tsndsfiiy. fond md true;
That We DO not think cf you.
They say time heals an sorrow
And helps one to 9orget,
But time 50 far has only proved
How much We miss you yet.
SLEEP on. dear Husband. take ycur
we loved you dearly. but oed loved
LoyNd wiz nIANCHE, AND
AsHs7. AR1ssTERR RnBs sqH; qpHS;rrNDDaslL DaLIHH l
M0knIs. qE0n0E 6; "a loving mem:
e MoRK1s' N o1asl VIZ depsTtsd sUsTssa tia iifs
nine yeaFs aBo, May 2. 1858.
Np words could paint the sense Of
That o. . ditss thrCbs In my
hearts
SoS wsSss. as SRass':Hs WI Il sss ss ~ oSs !:
eGHqH Az ESsiso arsTsa. orEyrA
ORNDOnFF, dR0VER 3 IN loving re-
membranee Of NY dear husband.
GROVER y oRNDoRyr WHO aefs
nae me- six years sso today. May q
cCS on. saS & &. e aosss ScPs.sI Esss Hs:s.nd s.:s
And when his work on earth was
God called him home to rest
I cannot hear his voice.
] cannot see his face.
But IN ny heart forever, "a. n,...
HIS EVER-LOVIN0 WYwE. VfNs
GINA. Nd
sIADYs, ROSARY SUE. IN loYins
ROSARY SUE sIApXs. who passed
syssy one year Aso today May o
God gave us j wonderful mother.
God made her smiles Is the sunshine.
He made her heart % pure gold:
M4RH BILL ANB ANB dRzEbcAlEbRaa' NIcKt aEhS0a AVE
TALBERT. GRACE ANNA. IN lovine
memory Of our Hother. qRAC1
sEensy-tsrss VENT years SaS sso ptssSS today. ssa'
No more e hear ! your council and
Upon lies problems We found mui-
No modern s1s ssAoSI ;!,s:,I..a :, shousht your
But thoush untut9Fed from your
To follow than was best We knew
You did your job 50 wen.
and everlasting peace.
. HER cHILDREN.
WILLIAMS. GEORGE q, A tribute
Of love and devotion to the memory
q my dear husband. GEORGE 4.
rest May 3, 1861.
To live IN Gods most besutiful
garden.
You left . wonderful msmory.
silent tears when life departs.
To live. TO love in death.
think Of you IN silence,
NO one may see me weep,
But there are many teardrops
When others are asleep.
DEVOTED WIZ. EDNA WILLIAMS
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AnurutnuH

LEVIN HRs. DELLA An uuysnias
1854, q 4 PA. at the Mount Lea
anon Cemetery. ElgHs rds Chlnum.
Nd. Relatives and friends are IN
vtted. Nh MAETN LEVIN. q
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o'clock tonight at the Newman
Funeral Home in Easton. Fu-
neral services win be ut II am.
tomorrow at the funeral home.
Burial win be in Woodlawn Me-
mortal Park near Easton.
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CEMETERY LOTS

WANTED 10 BUY-2 or 5 adjoining
purchase. BOX 42e-R, Star.
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EDlEN. HnED 2; s9adsnly, oa wsdnss.

Sss: Wv 4. 5sssSs:nlI 5sss. e q 8. wieRis; SsSis;
EDEN Of acc STsndyEins q. nv. T.
r.; Alan W. Eden and Joanna II
Voight, He also Is survived by two
grandchildren. Erik and Paul Eden,
Eriepds may call ct Hysong's Fu.
nsral Home. 1900 n st. n.W., after
MysT Chapel. Arlington. Y Va. .ns on Fl. ri.
SfiinIMsoaSy AK May H:.;Griip 4; ss 70 : Am: Intsrmsnt
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ALION y. 3. ECCLESTON, Secy.
TAYL0E. HENRIETTA >. On tuesday,
nitSyl May l. HFNRi;vHraR 1sSS; e. aRroyidencs Hos- 6
aSasr ssssH Of tSf Mrs MRS x.ap.sR Ms nd.ssSS dS.sS
grandmother Of w. Kenneth. Bar
bara Lee. Hugh Leslie and Kendaii
Lee Briley. She elgo Is survived by
one great-grandchild. Friends may
s aomss a. tas sSois ? i4.h Il Hnss e. Go Sv rqpsss
faciiitiesS. Services st the above bSAiSHs S1l-
neral home. on Friday, May 4. ct IL
aeon; interment Arlington Ma
THOMPSON, SADIE. on Monday.
April 30, 1852, SADIE THoMPsoN
81 Ms. Rosa Hsnson. M tor Mrs.. Gr,n irs PsnS- Psrs-
low, Mrs. Lillian Mckinney, Amos
and James Caldwell. Leonard and
0tls THOMPSON; sister Of Mrs. Alice
BUT 5grris sawuel and oecrge cald-
two grandchildren pther relatives
the johnson 4 jenkins i' funeral
Home, 4S04 Georgia ave. NV. No.
tiee OF funeral later.
TUCKER. DAISY DAVIS, Suddenly,
on Thursday, April 2e. 1869, at
TTcxfMRy TSTs Myers: x,,. ,A .. DAISY YiS PAWS AVIS
Tucker. daushteT Of Mary ana W.
lis D Davis and .ersnddauehter Of
Alice Harrison. Also surviving are
many other relatives and frfends.
until time OF funeral services. /
p.f., friends may call ct the Brooks
3 Allen Funeral Home, 18th 81.
walter :. Bayringer officiating. In
terment Harmony Memorial Park.
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MARY l. Officers and
members Of the Ladies
An RiTst Aid Union Of
Churches, Inc. are re-
quested 10 assemble on
-. Thursday. May 3, 1862, Al
Gy184e 1880 O.m., ct the Parh
,o,o Road Community Church
4. v. WHITE. President.
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EDWARDS. ARTHUR, Or. On Nom
sasE.sH HD' aosSi..s ~ AR4HStAss 4 tAs Als5. ED.
WARDS. ST.. Of sal North Alfred
SsnA st; Aiexa9dr!a: : Va. beloved hus-
survived d 81 two ooSaloSt SsaIlsosSt.r!A Ae ,.y.S rIsS
sons, one brother, one sister ten
grandchildren and other reiatiVes
and friends. Friends may caii At
Arnold's Funeral Home. ali North
Pstrick St, Alexsndria, va, after
neral services at tie Third baptist
Church at 1 pm. Thufsday. Nay
the Rev. Harold 6. Hunter Of
Heating 1nterment Bethel Cems-
terry. Alexandria, Va,
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TCHIsON, ANNA EANRrTR.

ANNA JEANETTE. On
Ma MaesdHsyi ANN Nay JlI,lss2i !, 1892 q ; ETsasrisE
%ssE:r 81 q H. Es:si:Ss Esssssii:Ss' .dS SfiSEst Sis
eriek, Nd; Harry Ia. MeDonaid *
Towson. Nd; Gene Etchison 81 Ken.
sington. Nd. and the late Par
NICK Etchison. Funeral servicei
a. the Calvary Met1odist Church
west 2d st., at Memorial PARK, Pred
2 pm. Interment Mount olive
SeM,.etsry. cen. Frederick. Nd. Kinds
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DRAHKnG. JULIUs X On N

Aprii 50. 'Yes issS, Ju11us a K KHonSsy: psS:
HEM; Rs beiOyeS husband Of Rose
W DTahsim' father 9t Mar A.
julius c. and AdsiinS 6. pFShsimSI, Sh ~
P. and Lester h. Driheirn. Friends
may call at the simmons Bros. ~.
neral Hone: lo9l Good HOPE "a
pm. Thursday, Nay 3. 0raverids
H1,,rss IHsTEisss and iTgtsINsnt q 1910 pm.
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1UDkFH p. The Officers
Post, No. 43, the Amer
lean Lesion, are hereby no.
titled OF the passing Of
Comrade JOSEPH p. Null
LI0AN. Pay respects at
the Warner y. Pumphrey
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DONALDSON; SS,d1Ss .,,I PIEggoRAH y u MARI6 A On

4.fssh 4s An BSaAf6s0S Eb Issa .i.d SdsS0Hxa g =
1859 Swami st, NV. dauehter OF
ophelia. and Edward Donaldson.
fE,.ns, hisss mI1 Pm; c.u uInprssSsS; ~ q. Nay 9,
jenkins Funeral Home, 1904 Georgia
ave. nv. where funeral services
VII be held on Friday, Nay 4. ct
~ noon. Interment Arlington Ma
tlonal Cemetery. Q. W. Butler, NOR
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Ss,,.' !d:s;ssy' ssss' ass isssS sSs:s.1!I 4 y;
ESss.:, EE1Sr; Il, M,,b!.I ssIIOE.d n, ha.Sand q
Fort, brother Of Mrs. ueoSse VI
Wilson: H. Of Weghington, D. &.
and Mrs.. Guy B. Mercer Of win.
tnstk7 n. Friend. may can d
sHe Birch Funeral Home, 3O34 y
r,.rso Tn rnnssoays NAY >, as IL Am
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Msy j. iSsa. T st her 3, r..Id.nssS, Gn S'idss iSSs
Yarnum st, NV, ELLEN 9. DOM
NELLY, beloved wife OF Richard J..
ponneliy, mother Of Marsaret, John,
Charles. K'HMhssa Msfs ana dF1Sa ann. boSn.I;; bsanHIE;
and Ma. John c. Rose. Notice
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NATHAN HENRY. on
sHind1Ik ia kG4PHaSa ARA Sa' AEsS4 lsssS iP DrekES aiaR
SON. beloved son oi virgil c. and
father Of Cecil u. Dickenson. brother
OF Mrs. Mariila sprouse, Mrs. suds
Lee Wailen. Charlie, walter, ooff.
son. Friends may call ct the Tyson
Wheeler Funeral Home, 1881 East
Montgomery ave. (Roekville pikel,
Rockville, Nd. after 12 noon
Wednesday, May 9, Whers services
al I:z5 % p.rn. 0 Intsrmspt AfIinatcSn SIM n
National Cemetery.
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communication Of Mount
Pleasant Lodge. No. SO, 2.
A. "A. NJ. Is called for
Wednesday, May 2, 1852,
at S:16 Pm, at the Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. 1857 wisconsin ave-,
~ Nd. to conduct MASONIC
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:;Ss;Sss!. 4 IS p Es::d.z,s. ~ !, IA.
~. n'6 oREes R5Essae'fs' e. DoS21bsos $50 Vss ss::
Riehardson), beloved wife of Edwin
y Donaldson and mother Of Mrs..
Elaine N. Brown, Mrs.. Gertrude b.
s.o sns { ilviT.d MGvN y DSHalS'Sn s:v.S r.
Hines Go. ransrsi Home. n 'ssoi~ : 14th Il
81. NV, on ThuRsday, May 8, at
10 Am. parking facilitiesI; thence
70 the Nativity Catholic Church,
ttSLn and PeaRody Sta, nv, where
be offered at 1880 am. for the
repose Of her soul. Interment Ar
linRton National Cemetery.
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AHSssOs "a RNas ISSa & e SsoEs: M:dn%ssssSs %s.S:
''s2R sRcSsGs gSSsf' y iSSg as;Pl' s;,IsE IspFTa q
Sc, beloved wife Of Philip W.
jackson. sr.: mother Of Philip W.
Jackson, tr:, and grandmother OF
Richard and William Jackson. She
aleo is survived BY one sister in
Sass CO russFsi ssr'is aon: 3: !as sso1 i4b
g. NV. on Saturday, May 5, at
IL am. (parking faeilitiesl. Inter-
ment Rock Greek Cemetery. 3
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.eds1zs1H 1HHhIM aiI: H C es Sssh "a; e. 1862 1sSss
husband Of Edna Q; Klein, father Of
Klein, Mary J.. Baker. Ellen 4.
Klein He also Is survived by five
grandchildren. Prayers at Chambers
Funeral. Home, 6S0I Cleveland ave :.
Riverdale. Nd. Saturday, May 5. al
10 Am. Mass at ST. Mary's Church,
Interment Gate of Heaven Cemet%ery %
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BREWER, NEvA P. This IN 70 notify
oiiiceri and members Of Noun,
motive. Firemen and Engine Men d
the death Of Sister NEVA p
BREWER and to request them t
assemble at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st: and Mass. ave. me-. at 7:45
conduct Q ritual service
u.sIs1MNr Is1MrRLEY y X,IinSA e JASPER. Pres.
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BkEWEA; NEvA. On Tuesday, May
bREWER SSz q sEIsy saas ssS sas4'UitAi b. EESA y.
Friends may can al the Zee Puneraii
Home 4th q; and Mass. ave. ne,
Until 9 an; Thursday. May 5. MrS. :.
EpSoftA ns.hodst u z chsses asess ists a ths h
ana North Carolina ave. ne, from
~ am. until time OF services al
~ am. Interment Cedar Hill ceme-
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sS1Il sf: Il9sS, siScNrIP q PSg;ssI;:P.i.; y SXs;.
q osofEs 3. FinsEsi q SsnuinSstnoSn' iStnS
VI; mrs. Agnes Head Of New YorE,
n T.; Edwin A. Finckei Of Madison,
n y, and Mrs, RosemaFy Lsnard 81
S SlIvsr spEing, Nd. she also q sur
services were held IA New YORK. n.
terment dlenWood Cemetery, Waah-
tnRton. D. c.
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uUuDWIN, JOHN A. Officers and
s ;;| i E|!| !; \; 3;:|$ !
~ Robert a. lsSs SSSslapERrrSeas ERrSa rS: sHs
eonsin ave-. SssAssSs, Nd. On FL FL
JOSEPH A. ThoMPsoN. seey. s.
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April 80. is6a. al a his H residencs.' MiSdHHcs'
AEESF5NrY AES5 YEu S.,os.. st; p;wS p;;wSS LEsTER v;
D; Brent: He also Is survived by
9shsr relatives and many friends.
Sehey. Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st, NV, on Thurs
DAY, May 8, after pm. Remains
VII lie In state at the Second
5apust Church. Church and shreVe
May, 4, after 8 am, where funersi
services viii be held at l2 noon,
the Rev. W. 3. CoStner offieiat ding
Interment Arlington National Gene
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Monday: xpSii 90. isss.. PAULINE SR
Nd. beloved wife Of NeSin q.
BrandenburR and mother OF 10
anne and David J.. Brandenburg.
she also Is survived By her mother,
MS. cara Monohan, and four sis
Funeral Home, 47s9 Baltimore ave,
wednesday. Nay Q. until o am.
Thursday. May 3; thence to ST.
Hnshes Catholic Church. Greenbelt,
the mass win be offered for the
repose Of her soul at p:3O am,
Interment Mount OliVet Cemetery,
Frederick. Nd.
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MILLER. KENNETH g.. Jr. OF se27
ioysd IcS .. ssrBsrs E. Z, and nd Ken. es.
ksl.n Rssn MlIlI1es. MIIIss,. ,na; ;Sa; OH, brother q q
Mr, and Mrs. Victor Hood and Mr.,
wendell e. Miller. Friends may
call ct 0aSch's Funeral Home, @73s
BALTIMORE ave-. .HyattsVille, Nd,
from 4 pm. until 10 pm. Thurs
nay, ray;, MsE =: Services and inter
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'?SRE SPPIE| g: ~ ssEH H5oAh g o5Sg%fsNi 5SSSgsaisi
20; osoa1s SsoysS sths4 sq'Sins Si oSS 3
win Of west Plains, No: bsotSer
OF Mrs. Marie Mullen and Nte waiter
q csii st tSs sstSssds-chsssvy stSsaSd ss eSis:e chs:s
Hnerai Home Of Robert A. Pum-
Iourdes Catholic church on on rri.
day, May. 4. 1852, at 10 am. In.
terment Arlington National Gene.
teTy.
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SR:I SS.' iSSS 5SSSrN !. slsl:s g As:Pfss AkSRffsS,
SOUTH Carolina ave Sc. husband
avsxla xsfa ulEiSHalni ana ssssSs- sssass q q
resti &c the Warner 3. Puinphrey
ENneral Home. .S434 Georgia ave-,
VIII be held on Friday. May 4, at
termsnt ArIinstons AIits NssiOnsis Nasl5isiis' c.ms. In.
very, Friends may visit ct the fu-
neral home after 2 pm. Wednesday
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d cICCo. DoNnSICK A.. sr. OF 500
9nHSSTs oa Hpr, dEtSs az SsSs ssiysr sHIdss .ss. Md
Mary A. pi cieeo. father Of pomi-
nick A. Di Cleo. H.; stepfatheF
Of Euniee G. Luzi. He also Is survived
By two brothers and one sister,
EoSs EEsSsfs sess sS,s's Ss;1ssr; s.. F1nsrsl s;T.i
spring. Nd. on FRIDAY. Nay 4, Il
an. Mass at St BeFnadettes
Catholic Church, 70 University blvd.
east, Silver Spring, Nd. at ESQ
Am. Interment Arlington National
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H0HMANN. GEORGE C. OF 3l29 Ar
hhnEsSon hnEtS .o biyd; oso Arlington Va, on
l. Hohmann. father Of Linda j.
and George c. Holman, ir., and
son of Mrs. Emma D. Hohmann.
4. Services ct Chambers GeorgetoWn
Funeral Home, 3072 M st. NV,
Intefmenf QlenRood CemeterY. 2
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$s isS SissSiss 8 \. g s!!; Sssg
Sss.ls LSsss Lsgss.tt e. seSllssSilVAi sanssSsV Ems PI j
EieHWmgSns: Wgnas::nv Va, and the late Bertie
By other relatives and 4 host oi
irrisnds; After 5 pm. "
May 2. friends are Invited to cail
a. the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You
g, nv. Funeral services win Be
Church. 18th and Corcoran sfs'
nv, on Thursday. May 3. ct i
Pm; interment Arlinston National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Rebels Routed
InVenezue|a
Murine HoIdouts
Trapped by Sea

CARACAS, June 2 (AP).-
Loyal Venezuelan land, sea anC
air forces routed 400 rebel.
ling leftest led marines from
the big navy base at Puerto
Cabello today. Reports reach
ing the capital said the mu-
tineers were trapped between
a cemetery and the sea-"
News reports from Puerto
Cabello said some of the ma
rines deserted their leftist lead
ers as government forces moved
into the base under supporting
fire of three warships in the
harbor and the strafing Of jet
planes. Interior Minister Car
los Andres Perez said peasants
with machetes Joined the gov
eminent forces in the fighting.
An announcement said the
remaining holdouts were boxed
in near the cemetery as loyal
forces halted their advance at
nightfall and held positions for
a daylight resumption Of their
attack.
The government said ma
rines in the rebel garrison be-
gan moving over to the loyal
side as army paratroopers and
artillery units advanced into
the base. They said they had
only followed orders of leftist
commanders in the revolt. The
government said go marines
were taken prisoner.
Throughout the day, ground
See VENEZUELA, Page AS
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Faces Challenge
Hurricane Watchers Brace
For Alma, Becky CO.

MIAMI, Fla, June 2 (AP) -
hurricane watchers were ready
for Alma today.
That will be the first hurri-
cane of the season, which starts
in June and ends in November.
Air Force and Navy recon-
Nuisance squads organized for
action.
After Alma will come Becky.
Others names assigned for pos
sible storms are Celia, Daisy,
Ella, Flossie, Gretta, Halle,
Inez, Judith, Kendra, Lois,
Marsha, Noreen, Orpha, Patty,
Rena, Sherry, Thora, Vicky and
Wilma.
There are an average of 10
storms yearly, said hurricane
forecaster Arnold Sugg.
Last season, Anna was spotted
July 10. Jenny, the last storm,
struck November 6.
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Prime Minister
Misses Collision

SUDBURY, Ont, June 2 CAP
Prime Minister John Diefen
bakers chartered plane mar
rowly averted a collision with
a light plane piloted by a Gin.
cinnati man on landing here
today. There is no contro
tower at Sudbury.
The light plane had landed
and started to taxi across the
runaway just after the wheels
of Mr.. Diefenbaker's DEG
touched down.
The prime minister's plane
veered slightly but remained
on the runaway without diff
ficulty.
The light plane-a Cessna
was piloted by John c. Dobeli
of Cincinnati.
Capt. Jack Wells of Van
couver, pilot of the prime min
ister's four-engined plane, esti-
mated the Cessna was about
so to 100 feet off his Starboard
when he passed it at about
80 miles an hour.
Mr.. Dobeli saw the DC-6E
just as it pulled onto the edge
of the runway and braked to
a sudden stop.
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Downtown
Shows Urged
Trade Stimulus,
Tobriner Feels

PerShing Square would BIOS
som out on pleasant evenings
with an old-fashioned band
concert or folk dancing under
a proposal by District Commits
sioner Walter N. Tobriner.
The outdoor shows would be
held in the park, Just west OF
the District Building at Four
tenth and E streets N. W., on
shopping nights.
The businessmen Of the city
would be the sponsors, the Com
missioner said.
Holding these cultural events
on Pershing Square would
liven up the downtown area of
the city, Mr.. Tobriner believes.
People would be brought in
to the business section, partic-
ularly on Thursday nights, and
cultural organizations would be
given an opportunity to per-
FORM" he said.
The Commissioner said he
had heard this idea suggested
recently, and that he favored
it.
In addition to band concerts
and folk dances, other enter
tainment at Pershing Square
might include jazz perform
ances and art shows, Mr., To-
briner said.
The square is under the con-
troll of National Capital Parks.
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There will be ships in the
North Atlantic, the Caribbean
and the Gulf of Mexico watch
ing for storms" Mr.. Sugg re-
ported. In addition, we will
get reports from islands in the
Caribbean"
Tiros 4, the weather satellite
launched from Cape Canaveral,
already is sending pictures
which the hurricane office
scans for clues to conditions.
In addition, weather infor-
nation is automatically trans
mitted from stations suspended
by anchor in the seas. The
largest, in the Gulf of Mexico
will be set up again, Mr.. Sugg
said.
TransmisSions also will be SET
up from a network of balloons
From such operations we
determine suspicious areas,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

Mr.. Sugg explained. Then We
dispatch planes there"
Further experiments at seed
ing hurricane clouds with sill
yer iodide to drain away their
energy are planned this year.
said Cecil Gentry, national
hurricane research project di-
rector.
I'VE plan to start about mid
August if there are suitable
situations" Mr.. Gentry re-
ported.
He said there we're favorable
results in last years seeding
during Hurricane Esther.
Our studies confirm that it
changed the structure of the
Clouds" Mr.. Gentry reported.
They became ice crystal
clouds. There were definitely
changes in the energy of the
storm"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Texas Runoff
Lists ConnaIIy
As Winner
New Frontier Man
Trails Former
Navy Secretary

DALLAS, June 2 Cap For
mer Secretary Of the Navy John
Connally apparently defeated
New Frontier supporter Don
Marlborough for the Democratic
nomination for governor, the
Texas Election Bureau said to-
night.
Robert johnson, head of the
unofficial vote counting bu-
reau, credited Mr.. Connally
with victory at mi id nj g h t
(EDT), three hours after the
polls closed.
Returns from 249 of 254
counties, with pit complete,
gave Mr.. Connally 523,875 and
Mr.. Marlborough 497.413.
A beaming Mr.. Connally told
newsmen at his campaign
headquarters in Fort Worth:
IT believe the people of
Texas, by their vote, expressed
their desire for unity of pur-
pose and their hopes for sound
ness in state government. They
clearly stated their desire for
new leadership-leadership of
maturity, experience and re-
sponsibility."
State issues and personalities
figured strongly in the contest.
Mr.. Connally and Mr.. Var
borough ran 1-2 in the May 5
primary, but heavy voting for
six other candidates forced to-
days runoff. Gov. Price Dan
Iiel, who sought an unprecedent-
ed fourth term, was one o.
these eliminated in the frs
primary.
The winner will face Jacl
See TEXAS, Page A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
India Votes Increase
In Defense Budget

NEW DELHI, June 2 (AP).-
midas Parliament has ap-
proved a 3.76 billion Rupee
($789 million) defense budget
A $50 million rupee increase
demanded by Defense Minister
v. K. Krishna Menon was ap-
proved, 1888, after he warned
that India has had no true
peace with neighbors including
Red China since gaining indie
pendence in 1947.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
Today's Star

SUMMER TV SHOWS ore listed
by doy, time and chonnel on Poee
IS Of The Stor's TV Mogozine. This
special reoder service is in oddi-
tion to the regular weekly prosrom
Iistinss, movie previews and foot
note articles.
SIR EDMUND HILLARY, con-
queror Of Mount Everest, describes
his plons for ticking his fomiIy on
q two month sofori in United Stotes
forests and mountoins. Were Co
ing To See The Reel America" is
in This Week Moeozine, Poee s.
A MURDERED ART, Germon Ex-
pressionism, remoins on view in the
Cocoron GolIery Of Art until June
30. The story of this art movement
tiIIustroted in color and how the
Nozi Government killed it is in
SUNDAY, the Stor Mosozine, Pose
20.
DO MEN REMEMBER better thon
women? Researchers have recently
uncovered some fascinating things
about whot you remember and whot
you forget and their conclusions
might surprise you. The Iotest
scientific findings about your mem
ory ore in This Week Magazine,
Poee II.
COLLEGE COMMANDMENTS
ore in the spotlight once oeoin,
with II schools scheduling exercises
through next Sunday. One special
event will be q student speaker at
George Washington University, the
first time in almost 100 years thot
q student hos addressed the erod-
uotion audience. For q story on the
vorious proeroms, turn to Poee Gil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

asked to confer with State De-
partment officials tomorrow.
He will hear United States sug-
geStions for compromise be-
tween an American plan for q
13-nation authority to operate
the Berlin supply lines across
East Germany and the West
German plan to retain control
in the hands Of the Big Four
powers.
Secretary of State Rusk
evidently is trying to find a
formula for negotiation with
Russia on the access problem
which would promote an East
West effort to settle the whole
Berlin dispute.
His efforts so far have been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
English Wreck
Kills 3, Hurts 80

LINCOLN, England, Sunday,
June 3 (AP).-Seven coaches
of a night express from London
to Edinburgh were derailed near
Lincoln early today, killing at
least 3 persons and injuring 80,
police reported.
The sleeping coaches left the
tracks about 300 yards outside
Lincoln railroad depot shortly
before l am.
Three hours after the acct
dent firemen we're still at work
trying to release passengers
trapped in the wreckage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
SPECIAL SUMMER
TRAVEL SECTION

Truvel Editor Charles Yur-
brough assembled informu-
tive material thot will help
you pick your vacation itin-
erury.
Domestic travel, with the
emphasis on the West, is
covered along with Eu-
ropeon and Cunudiun tours
and q special feature on
Bermuda.
In TodGy'S Star
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