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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01
CHAIK POINT
CHARLES H. JAMESON

POOLESvILLE. MD.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
CHARLES CITY-waterfront estate
Of 202 acres, IL rms, 2 story
home overlooking water, sandy
beach, swimming pool, horst
stable, 1000 #. airport, lge. boat
B sGgse; shG SEa1. BY z4 SPPS only MY
Boil, Chapel 6-22S3.
CHARLES COUNTY-lS0 acres w
1.500 It. Potomac River frontage.
Mostly sandy beach. Committing
distance d. c. First time offered.
Call WARD, CHI, S-6536.
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HOOh WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
WATERFRONT with
trees. Everything in-well. septic
tank, pier. bulkhesd and fenced.
$500. Mr.. Bogardus. Cobb Island,
CT. 9-2177. with ROMER & CO.
BEAUT. FRESH WATER BAY
acre park. beach, bathhouse, cafe,
lge. boat dock. swim, ski. hunt.
As min. d. c., good price and
terms. DOROTHY K. WINSTON
CO.. ST. 3-0550, OIL. 2-20O4.
CEDARHURST-ON-THE-BAY, near
Shadyside, Md.-Sale by OWNERS.
2 bedrooms, year round cot
tage with enclosed porch and ex-
tras, on double lot, approx. "a
block from water. Pvt. community,
boat pier. and swimming facilities.
Open Sat. and Sun. On Pine st.
co nm QOO-ETSn
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AVIATION

BEECH, PIPER. CESSNA, 100 hour,
periodic, general. 3 licensed me-
ehanics. Inspector, clean. pickup
HILL AVIATION, Municipal, Lam
caster, Pa. 10. e-l331.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES airplanes
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP,
HAL MANFORD 6S4-765f
FAiRCHILD "a. 4 place. compl. re.
built, like new. Warner engine
New license. oMNI. Reas. en-
6-7127.
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Over 100 acres on navigabie salt
water with safe boat harbor, Pre-
revolutionary home restored and
modernized. A little gem YOUR
VIE VIII love. Tenant farmer and
small orchard that will show ret
profit. Splendid community, con-
yenient 70 yacht and golf club.
@. B. LORRAINE (Brokerl, Rich
mond Federal Bldg, Richmond 10,
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ABOVE AVERAGE

oP COUNTRY GENTLEMEN. Her
ring Bay, Ice. liy. RIM. with firepi
din; rm., mod. kit, bedrms.. y
baths, inclosed din. porch, Soft,
screened porch, basement. This Is
wonderful setting, well land
Priced at SEA $50, and with me
best Of financing. vac
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CRU1MVfFPT1ON
REAIT0P

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
your CHOICE Waterfront Specialist
DEALE' MD. UN. 7-'os1
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1862 MONEYS
TRAlLERS
IA USED
MOBILE MARKET

ALL MAKES, 10 EIdes and 8 widss.
Alex. Va. y. 8. I 70. s-lf90.
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resources by President Ken
nedy on February 2l-hundreds
of millions of dollars would be
spent In the next eight years
on q great land buying project.
Congress will be asked, in O
series Of bills, to add at least
20 new national parks to the
present store of 26 million acres.
These would include q C61O
Canal park. from Washington
to Cumberland, Md; a Rain
bow Bridge National Park in
Utah; additions to the Bande-
lier National Monument In New
Mexico; Seashore areas on both
coasts and on the Gulf of Mex
leo; dunes along Lake Michigan
and the Oregon coast and q
prairie park in Kansas.
Package Bill Seen
Many of the proposals al
ready are before Congress.
Many are new. The adminis-
tration package, however,
would tie them together under
a "Parks for America" phi
losophy.
Whether the entire program
can be pushed through depends
upon a new type Of park ac-
quisition financing now being
worked out by Treasury, Budget
Bureau and Interior officials.
The plan, it was learned, en-
braces such novel financing
features as user fees" to the
public visiting Federal park and
recreation sites and excise
taxes on outdoor equipment.
A certain outcome of the ad-
ministration proposal is a pol
icy calling for immediate land
acquisition to preserve recrea-
tional opportunities for future
populations while there Is still
land to preserve.
States Aid Sought
Much of the responsibility
will be placed on the States and
local governments. As an in
centive, the Federal Govern
ment will offer matching funds
to encourage State and local
governments to expand their
parks.
Other proposals will include
plans for:
Acquiring lands around ex-
isting and new reservoirs for
recreational purposes.
Setting up new wildlife ref
uges.
Buying land in and around
existing national forests and
national parks.
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be used for reforesting, and a
park development program and
q water pollution bill sponsored
by the Department of Health,
Education and Welfare.
Spanked by Interior Secre-
tary Udall and indorsed by
President Kennedy, much OF
the conservation proposal is
based on recommendations of
the outdoor Recreation Re-
sources Review Commission set
up by President Eisenhower in
1858. The ORRRC findings
will be reported to Mr.. Kennedy
on January 81.
Evening star., 1962-01-21
Lecture Series

A series Of II lectures and
forum discussions on Cod g
Kingdom on Earth" will begin
at 9 pm. on Tuesday at Fellow
ship House. s45 L street NV.
The talks will be given every
Tuesday evening for the next
IL weeks.
Evening star., 1962-01-21

Developing facilities for
campsites and lookout points in
scenic areas.
Preserving vast wilderness
areas" on Federally owned
land.
The conservation program
will include also o Labor De-
partment measure for q Youth
Conservation Corps that would
Evening star., 1962-01-21
u. S. Seeks to Acquire
20MiIIion Park Acres
BY ROBERT HORNIG
Star staff Writer

The Kennedy administration, in the most ambitious
sevaon program envsoned under Federal authority
wants to add 20 million to the Nations parands
reation
Under plan being drafted by the Interior Department
to be put before Congress in special natural
Evening star., 1962-01-21

W. WANklIM MORRlS0M
Executive Vice.President
end Manager
nAtaY J. WooDALI
iee.PVesideni
CALVIN {. WOOD
President . Controller
MILTON KL0EppINeER
President
C. MARSHALL eRINDR
Vice. President
MARION {. POOLE
Secretary
Evening star., 1962-08-23

tells tale Of eomous Fine
contour odds funes without pods Id
Wonderfully comfortable
cut 81 S.1
Evening star., 1962-02-21
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Register and Tribune Syndicate

You do not have to knock
yourself out with exercise. In
fact, you should not do so.
You should feel relaxed, but
also refreshed at the end of
an exercise period.
The regularity with which
you do the exercises is much
ore important than the
length of time you spend in
one period.
If you select three abdom-
inal exercises, three waist ex-
ercises and three hip exer-
cises, and work up to the
point of doing each 35 times
daily. you will have improved
your figure greatly and your
health, too. You do not have
to do all 35 times at once.
You can take rest periods.
Begin Slowly
In fact, it is most impor-
tant that you begin slowly
and work up gradually, al
ways stopping before you are
fatigued. If you have not in
dulged in exercise for a long
time, you must start even
more slowly, perhaps only
three to five times for each
exercise. 1t is also a good
idea to begin with the easier
exercises and work toward
the more difficult ones.
For instance, this is an
Evening star., 1962-02-21
Mrs. Werner Is. Contest Fino|ist

by her character and achieve
ments, her sense Of respon-
sibility in civic affairs and
her activity in service for
public benefit.
The winner will be cited
during the annual conven-
ton Of the State federation
to be held at Ocean City in
May.
Evening star., 1962-02-21

Mrs. Stella B. Werner.
Montgomery County Council
woman, has been named a
finalist in the Maryland
Business Professional Wom-
an of the Year" contest being
sponsored by the Maryland
Federation Of BPW clubs.
Chosen by the Silver
Spring BPWC as a nominee
for the title, Mrs. Werner
then won nomination in the
Evening star., 1962-02-21

Southern District encompass
ing Rockville, Wheaton. An
napolis. Prince Georges
County and Laurel.
Competing with her on the
state level now are candi-
dates from the federation's
three other districts. Judging
will be based on the success
of the candidate as evidenced
Evening star., 1962-02-21
Play School

A play school for children
from three to pre-school age
Is being offered by the Alex
andria YWCA. The school
will last ten weeks and chill
Evening star., 1962-02-21
WHY GROW OLD?
Take Exercise Easy
And Enjoy Yourself

easy exercise and improves
both the hip and abdominal
contour. Lie on your left side
with your right hand on the
floor in front Of you. Swing
your right leg forward as
you swing your left leg back
ward. Swing your left leg for
ward as you swing your right
leg backward. One leg moves
forward as the other moves
back. This is called 1.-The scis-
sors," since your legs move
like the blades of a pair of
scissors. You must keep the
knees stiff when doing this.
The swing comes from the
hips.
Join Marathon
Those of you who are hav-
ing such wonderful success
with my Marathon would be
wise to select three abdom-
inal, three waist and three
hip exercises and continue
doing them.
If any of you would like to
join my Eight-Week Self
Improvement Marathon for a
loss of Is to 20 pounds in
eight weeks, and improve
your appearance and person.
ality, send 10 cents and a
stamped, self addressed en-
velope with your request for
the Marathon booklet. Ad-
dress Josephine Lowman in
care of The Star.
Evening star., 1962-02-21

Modern designed clean
er has dependable l-H.P.
(input) motor, disposal
dust bags, enamel fin
ish. Carrying handle.
Sears S Stores
Evening star., 1962-02-21

26.36-in. Tiers. pair BIC
Shorty Draperies,
36-54-in., pr.
80.in. Valances, ca. Csc
Several washable solid
colors.
SedTs Wisconsin. Arlington,
AlobdnG and BlddenSburq
Evening star., 1962-02-21

20.inch wide Kenmore
gas range has auto
matte lighting cooktop
burners! Roomy clean
easy oven and smoke.
less broiler.
Seors S Stores
Evening star., 1962-02-21

Why pay more! Take
your choice of a variety
of pictures, assorted
shapes and frames. Har.
mony House quality.
Sears Wisconsin, Arlington,
Alabama and BlddenSburg
Evening star., 1962-02-21

WIth Coupon
Amazing $50 savings
with this coupon. Light
weight for easy carrying.
Ideal for fishing, trolling.
Easy to start! It's a
famous Elgin!
Sears S Stores
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Police Club
SaIazar Foes

LISBON. Portugal. May O.
AP). - Unconfirmed reports
said one person was killed and
at least 10 were wounded last
night In the second bloody
aliti-Salazar demonstration In
Lisbon In o week.
Scores Of police swung clubs
aud fired into the air to rout
Industrial workers called out by
TIE Communist underground to
demonstrate against Premier
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar,s
Dictatorship. "A 62-year-old
woman onlooker was reported
Killed by Q stray bullet.
Police cleared the center Of
Lisbon Of all civilians and traf-.
fie before the workers began
marching on the area. The pre-
cautions were taken after the
underground Communist Party
circulated tracts calling for
demonstrations In Lisbon, Op-
oTto and other cities. There
were no reports of disorders
outside Lisbon, however.
The tracts bore the slogan
~down with fascism and war
I'm Angola" Portugals rebelli-
Gus West African territory, and
were signed by s.Duarte," the
code name Of Aivaro Cunhal,
the Communist Party secretary
general. The Salazer regime
Imprisoned CunhaI In 1850, but
he escaped two years ago and
fled to Moscow. Unconfirmed
reports said he recently slipped
back into the country.
Tracts signed by 'Duarte"
also appeared before May Day
demonstrations In Lisbon and
oporto. Portugafs second city,
In which three persons were
killed and about 100 injured.
Il was Portugal's most violent
anti-Salazar outburst in years.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Embassy Aide jailed

TAIPEI. Formosa. May 9
(AP).-Lee Chih-yung, an en-
kaDye of the United States EN-
hAssy in Taipei, has been
sentenced to Is months In jail
for misappropriating $4,000. He
handled insurance on Embassy,
vehicles.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
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NO DOWN PAYMENT ~A

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standards Of workmanship to safeguard your precious capet
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you with your individual questions probems you'll find this
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PARKING at the of the store with convenient entrance
from the parking lot q PLUS, TOP VALUE STAMPS with
your of the many extras you'll appreciated
SUPER GIANT CREDIT the convenient charge account that
keeps YOU in mind!
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Smathers Gets
5-to-1 Victory;
Pepper Wins

MIAMI. Fla. May 9 (AP)-I
senator Smathers rode to easy
renomination In a flood Of pro-
kennedy votes that carried two
otner hackers Of the President
70 Democratic primary NC
torres in Florida.
The handsome, 4a-year-old
Senator Smathers, who ran
WIN the Endorsement of Mr..
kennedy, q longtime friend.
Won by q 5-l margin yesterday
over two political unknowns.
eTurns from 2,l54 Of 2,I5a
Young precincts gave Senator
Sa Smathers 56s,l52 votes to "a
zos Tor Roger L. Davis, Fort
LAqderdale lawyer, and $3.50
Ior Douglas r. Voorhees,, Miami
reai estate salesman.
Pepper Makes Comeback
Slauoe Pepper, fiery cham
plon OF New Deal causes during
tne Roosevelt administration
maze a political comeback atl
6l py defeating three opponents
IN q Miami congressional
And Representative Dante
Fascen, a liberal who also
carried Mr.. Kennedy's indorse-
mept, won by almost a 81
margin over State Representa-
tive David Eldredge. a con-
sentative. in the hottest Of six
congressional races.
IN his Washington office,
Senator Smathers reacted with
thiB statement on news of the
Pepper and Fascell victories:
That appeared to be proof
that voters are not ready to ac-
cept the theory Of the radical
right that the country is
headed for bankruptcy and
run. It indicated that the bark
OF the Birchites and their kind
are worse than their bite, which
Is what we had expected all
along"
= was Senator Smathers who
unseated Mr.. Pepper in 1850
after IA years in the Senate.
"a q victory statement, Mr..
Pepper said jubilantly, ''Presi-
dent Kennedy has made med
tc@ care for the aged his No.
l program and I plan to help
him achieve It,"
G. o. p. Names Slate
Senator Smathers, Mr.. Pep
per and Mr.. Fascell all viii have
Republican opposition in the
Noyember general election.
Complete returns from the
IL percints in the Sd district
gaFe Mr.. Pepper 40,161 votes,
State Senator Cliff Herrell "a
I'D, Charles Hall 1902, and
Ernest Busker. 2,4O1; several
hundred absentee ballots re-
main 10 be counted this morn
ing and there Is an outside
chance for . runoff.
"a the 4th district. complete
rs stlrns gave Mr.. Fascen 56,s2l
ard Mr. Eldrsdge s1.D6s. A
Representative D. r. Mat
u ws Of the 9Th district won
IN . walk from q political un-
Known. Lake City Chiropractor
John A. Marcello.
The three other Democratic
congressional races contested
yes esterday wound up in runoffsI
with this lineup:
10th district State Senator
Sam Gibbons VS.. Sumter L.
Lowry, retired lieutenant gen.
erel in the National Guard.
9TH district-Stat Repre-
sentative Don Fuqua VS.. either
HI Davis or Dexter Douglas,
both attorneys.
l1th district Former State
Senator John Sutton VS.. State
Representative L. B. Vocelle.
Florida gained four congress
siQnal seats after the 1850
census.
Evening star., 1962-05-09
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texred pile It's sheer undoot Elegant coors Spruce Green Cham
Mlo Heohop all other
and fuzzng; fresher colors easily cleaned!
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TIGHT LOOP 1907 WOOL FACE

The OF 1000 masefuy tight bringing
of beauty you'll the enc resistance
song; sturdy valng the finest handoomd carpets
and durability at fraction Of the cos!e
Evening star., 1962-01-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

oLDs 81 Super "SS" 4-dr. sed. :
p,s,, auto trans r. and h.; excel
lent condition. No trades; $500.
FRIEND RENT-A-CAR
1921 l. ST. NV
Evening star., 1962-01-12

PLYMOUTH '57 Plaza "6" sedan;
poweTflite and heater, 2-tone fin
ish, clean, fine cond. Weekend
special S4AA.
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THE EvENINGSTAR CIT
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Washington, D. c. X
Friday, January II, 1862
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TRI-COUNTY
RAMBLER, INC.

PONTIAC SO Catalina 2-door hard
top; all yellow. S400, JU. S-7547.
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Z AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 1851 Valiant hardtop;
beautiful 9-tone; 200" series;
fully equipped. radio. heater. white
walls. etc: neW-car appearance in
side and out; only 81 .6g1 EMER-
SON d. ORME. 5120 Wisconsin ave.
N W EA pdg9I
Evening star., 1962-01-12

lR1ANGDE tOhO
30lO R. I, Ave. NE, LA. g-l003
PLYMOUTH 50 Sports Suburban 4 .
door station wagon: auto, radio,
heater, exceptionally clean; ST.
1nS
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CAVE
FoRD-FALcoN-T-BIRp

FORD-FALCON-T-BIRD
Corner OF Elm and Arlington Rd.
Bethesda, Md. OIL. 6-s262
PONTIAC 80 Bonneville Vista;
pS pIstn s!.asSi sRa Sn'is issRowRN PoSrl1c fS5S Ps
1545 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 2-5557,
POINT. '6l Bonn. 4-dr. hit; $3.50;
full pow, fac. &C, low mi, mint
cond. FLOOD PoNT., 1921 Gum
PONTIAC 81 4-dr. sta. wag.; blue
s. ss65s. SRa BRo%N R w.t. p6BN414cs 81 s9d iS95 R;S
Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 2-6557.
PONTIAC 80 4-dr.; air condition
ing. Sl,395. FLOOD PONTIAC
1921 Connecticut avenue.
PONTIAC, 80 4-dr. sed. Catalina
std. shift. JACK PRY. 18th and
Pa ave, Sc. Est. 1923.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

'55 2-dr. VS. hardtop;
beAut. red and white, Wv. tires,
r. and h., auto, in excel, oond.
January sale, S395; ask for Jim
Moore
Evening star., 1962-01-12
RAMBLER INC

Opposite Laurel Shopping Center.
Route Laurel, Nd.
No Toll CharRe From Metro. Area
PLYMOUTH 81 2-door. light green
autn. heater A real huY. S4Ah.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC go Bonneville conv.: with
low mi; r. and h.; p,s. and brakes
excel, cond.; sacrificing, $4,000
Phone 522-5967.
PONTIAC SO Bonneville convert
finished in striking ebony black
with white top Equipped bucket
seats, pS., p.b., radio, heater, hy-
dramatic, power windows, white
sidewalks plus a custom harmoni7-
ing red and white interior. Eye It
try Il, and you'll buy 1t for only
LABS.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
ARLINGTON
RAMBLER CORP.

PLYMOUTH 1862 Fury VS. cdr.
hardtop; auto. trans, p,s. and p b
r. and h., SoleX glass, padded dash
Wv. tires, undercoat plus much
more. Official car. new-car war
ranty. Full price, S2,595.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 81 "9s" convertible, factory
n 5 fSnfb ius esh ta Rfsfc VII" Rs
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-21
LOGAN FORD
LOGAN FORD

JEEP 1861. model cJ-5. Equipped
with 4-wheel drive, 5 hrand-new
Suburbanite snow tires all steel
cab with door and windows. police
monitor radio, Away rotating
beacon light, emergency blink
ing. lights, 100 amp. heavy duty
generator. battery TO match. This
vehicle is in brand-new condition
and ideal for service station or
garage use. For more information,
call MR.. WEISS at Ma. 2-191s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-21
PALMER FORD

Hamilton st. and Jamestown Rd
W. EVANSVILLE. MD. AP. 7-n114
MERCURY '81 4-dr. station wagon.
Sparkling white finish. T. and h..
automatic transmission. power
steering. Ready for winter driving.
Immaculate condition. SPECIAL
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AUroMCsILEs FCa SALE

THIRDS 80 q 70 choose from
Arlington blvd, bethesda, Md,
OIL. 6-s262
THUNDERBtRD 81 sports coupe
factory air conditioning, .tullN
equipped, leather interior reduced
to S2,s05.
Capitol Cadillac-Ol Co,
1880 e.nd ST. NV, FE, $4,000
VALIANT 80 "V-2OO' station was
on. r, and h. auto, GOOD cond
Sl.09b.
TAKOMA FORD
7O2b CARROLL AVE, Ju, $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
LOGAN FORD

1850 Goth st. NV. FE. 7-Ss00
PACKARD '53 Clipper 4-dr., good
2nd car, Nov. inspect. $500 or
best offer. Call 234-546S after
1880 pm. all day Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-21
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC ,62 Catalina convertible
White wLblue INTERIOR Teri p,bs J ps;ss;,
PONTIAC SO Star chief 2-dool
st.elSS ? sSS down e. and ss D.
mo, on approved credit. WISSfN'
GER CHEVROLET. 4 Corners
Falls Church. Va, JE. 2-7S7S
JE. 2-1177.
PONTIAC '5S Chieftain 2-dool
hardtop. T. and h., only sos Town
WIsSINGER CHEVROLET. 4 Cor,
ners Falls Church. Va. JE, 2
Evening star., 1962-01-23
Large Cos Users
Rate Cut Ok'd

The chairman Of the District
Public Utilities Commission said
yesterday that the commission
has given tentative approval to
a lower rate for natural gas to
be supplied to large users in
the summer months only.
James A. Washington said
the request for approval Of the
new rate had been made by the
Washington Gas Light Co. Mr.
Washington said he thought
the new rate would help hold
down charges to other gas
users.
He added that a public hear
ing on the rate proposal will be
held at a date to be set later
Under the new rate. gas would
be sold at SIS cents per therm
compared to lat cents pei
therm charged for household
use.
A spokesman for the gas
company said that this new
"interruptable" rate would be
given to large industrial GUS
toners who would only use the
gas in the off-peak months.
The P. U. c. approved a re-
quest by Norman Belt, commits
sion executive secretary, that
he be transferred to the job o1
assistant P. U. c. chief engi-
neer. Jose Greco, an admin
istrative assistant in the Dis
trict Highway Department, will
succeed Mr.. Belt as executive
secretary,
Evening star., 1962-01-23
BonneI|y Urges Unity,
Sets Austerity Program

SANTO DOMINGO, Jan. 2a
(AP).-President Rafael Bon
nelly's first appeal to his coun-
trymen is for unity and calm
while his government tackles
"castastrophic" problems left
behind by his predecessors.
DR.. Bonnelly told the nation
last night in his first radio
address since assuming the
Dominican Republics presi-
dency that he and his COL
leagues would be hard or
Communists and subversives.
The State Council, he said
must be "inflexible in prosecu-
ton and punishment of those
who, ignoring Dominican real
tiles, embrace divisive and
atheistic ideologies."
Expresses Confidence
He expressed confidence that
the government would be able
to cope with "the problems of
catastrophe proportions" left
behind by the Trujillo dynasty
He announced an austerity
program to help overcome the
governments financial crisis
The first step, he said, would be
to eliminate all "ostentatious
official ceremonies"
He touched briefly on a
United States loan of $25 mil
lion which he said would "con-
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port Of pilots engaged in a 10
month dispute with Southern
Airways.
Inside the terminal. the uni
formed pilots quietly explained
their position to passengers for
a half hour and then departed.
It was a part of a Nation
wide demonstration by 5000
pilots at 20 airports.
Backed by the Air Line Pilots
Association. the pilots approved
Of public hearings into the long
dispute which will be conducted
here Thursday by DR.. Nathan
P. Feinsinger. veteran labor ar
bitter. on the request of Labor
Secretary Goldberg.
The pilots contend that the
small airline, based at Atlanta,
has operated since the dispute
in violation Of safety rules and
with Federal subsidies.
All points in dispute were
settled six weeks after the pilots
struck, with one exception.
This point would force the
pilots who waged the dispute
to forfeit seniority rights. The
pilots contend this has the ef-
feet of q lockout.