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Evening star., 1962-10-04
Group Asks
New Parking
Facilities

An Underground garage at
Fourteenth and D streets NV,
more parking for Government
employees and a Motor Vehicle
Parking, Agency with expanded
powers would help solve the
Districts downtown parking
problems, a special citizens
group suggested yesterday.
The recommendations we're
made in a report by the Down.
town Parking subcommittee ap-
pointed last month by Arnold
Fine, chairman of the Citizens
Traffic Board.
Mr., Fine said the subcom-
mittee's suggestions will be
reviewed by a special nine
member committee which is
studying Washington's traffic
problems. The committee meets
November z.
1,10O Capacity
The subterranean garage with
space for at least loo vehicles
would replace the surface park
ing area at the Great Plaza,
Fourteenth and D streets NV,
the subcommittee said. The
ground level would become a
park.
Another subcommittee Sug-
gestion was that there be some
agency with the power to ac-
quire downtown off-street park
ing sites and then lease the
facilities it would build to pri-
vate operators
The parking study unit rec
commended also that priority for
site acquisition should be given
to the downtown core, the med
ical center area near Nine
teenth and I streets NV, and
in the vicinity of the office
buildings under construction
on lower Connecticut avenue.
John w. Lyon, president of
the Washington Parking Asso-
citation and a member of the
subcommittee, disagreed with
these three recommendations.
Wants Employees Parking
The subcommittee said also
that the Federal and District
Governments should provide
reasonable amounts" of park
ing for its employees and per-
sons having business with the
various governmental agencies.
1t was recommended further
that downtown employees be
urged to use free parking IA
cilities in the fringe areas and
take public transportation
downtown or use public trans
portation exclusively to get to
and from their jobs.
The final recommendation of
the subcommittee was that the
Commissioners take whatever
action is necessary to provide
for the issuance of permits for
the use Of public space, wher-
ever it is in the public interest,
until such time as legislation
can be secured for renting" the
parking space.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
statesmen
SCIENTISTS

Who follows scientific progressive
IN many. fields and wants to keer
up 10 date Engineering deg. OF
background to enable him to grasr
timely Significance in articles OF
sections Of current scientific pub.
locations. Salary depending or
background and exper. WILLIS 4
HARTWELL EMPL.. 37lS r. I
ave, Mt. Rainier, Md, AP. Z.
Evening star., 1962-03-25

SALES-Real oppor. to grow with
large natl. company. selling to
local architects. engineers, etc.
Some coll. helpful. Start min.
$4,000. plus car. bonus. exp. and
ben. Bill Hopson. SMELLING
AGCY.. 605 l4th ST. NV.
SALES-"Semi-engineer" for ma
tional heating and air cond. Co.
Good sales eXper. and thorough
knoWl. of warm air furnaces for
lucrative 4-State area. Start min.
sal. $500. plus incentive plans,
car. exp. and ben. Bill HopSon,
SMELLING LGCY.. COS 14th st.
NV. ST. 3-6SSS.
SALES REPRESENTATIVES,. Local
has openings for able retired men
or young men seeking career
Training provided. Call Monday,
MISS MOORE, 277-l330.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
HELP MEN

SALES REP, local territory, will tr.
with college bkgd. and some pub
lie relations or promotion exper.,
excel. future, st. $500. POTO-
MAC EMP. AGCY.. 1884 Wilson
blvd. Arl ia h-o0nn
Evening star., 1962-03-25
S SALESMAN (

SALESMAN-Maior rubber co. SELL
ing TBA lines to service stations.
garages. ETC.. in metropolitan
Washington. Experience helpful,
should have flair for merchandis-
ing and display. Not over 80. must
have late model car. Salary, ex-
penses and all fringe benefits with
opportunity for advancement. Re-
ply giving age. marital status, ed
ucation and background to Box
412-C. Star
Evening star., 1962-03-25
statesmen

To sell major appliances and furni-
ture. Pleasant working conditions,
disqualification insurance, yearly
Towers Carrollan, S4O1 Annapolis
rd., Defense hwy, Lanham, Nd.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
HELP MEN
SALESMAN
SALESMAN
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

would like to interview a mar
between ages 23 and As, who
wants to consider a business op.
portunity which is very worth
while. This man should be mar
ried, have some college or bust
ness training and have ambition
that exceeds present opportuni-
ties. We are prepared to invest
considerable in the career of the
man selected. Our interest Is IN
selecting the right man-not how
soon We can find him-So please
do not reply unless YOU can spend
adequate time for a series Ct
aptitude tests and interviews
Write in confidence, giving n brief
summary of your qualifications.
Box o10-B, Star.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
HELP MEN
TEEN CENTER DIRECTOR

IEEN CENTER DIRECTOR
The City of Rockville. Maryland, is
seeking a Teen Center Director to
assist the Director Of Recreation
in administering its excellent CITY,
wide teen recreation program
operating out of unusually fine
facilities. Degree in recreation
or related field required. Salary
70 start S5,9Sl, with an increment
AFTER six months and yearly there
after TO a maximum OF S7,106.
Generous leave plan and fringe
benefits. Position available June
|, 1862. Please submit COMPLETE
resume, including personal history,
education, experience and three
references to Personnel Aide, City
Of Rockville, 100 South Washing
ton street, Rockville, Maryland
TELLER
Permanent position In downtown
ONCE OF SAVINGS and Loan ASsoci-
sation,. > days, 3lA-hr. week.
liberal employe benefits. expert
esncce desirable Call RE. T-6555,
Ty sERvICEMEN (9). experienced
She outside man, one benchman.
Perm. Job. long estab. company,
hoSp.. vacation, co. benefits, salary
open for right men. AID. 2-5OOO.
TILE FILTERS and helpers, ce-
ramic, exper only. Work year
round. Call aft. ) pm, all day
sat. and Sun, CHI. S-72O7.
TEACHERS, public. pvt schools, st,
A,2O0-SS,O00. ADAMS TEACH
ERS AGENCY, COS l4th st. NV.
TILE SETTER AND HELPER
Experienced only
WA. 7-1S96
Evening star., 1962-03-25
SECURITIES SALES

International firm needs career
and part time people Complete
training; lucrative positions for
persons selected. Call Mr.. Morse,
King Merritt Company. ST. $4,000,
Evening star., 1962-03-25
PRESSMAN-OFFSET

PRODUCE MAN. experienced. good
salary, large super market. TIP
tfOP FOODS. S505 Pirtey Branch
rd., Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star., 1962-03-25
HELP M EN-

Statesmen, needed to sell home
improvements. Liberal Commission
plan, Leads furnished. Experience
in this field not necessary. See
Mr.. Graham, HECHINGER Co,
18th and II SITS. ne
Evening star., 1962-03-25
STOCK CLERKS

STORE MANAGER - Nationally
known company has openings for
young aggressive college gradu-
ateS between ages 25-40 to man.
age our Washington, D: c., store.
The man we are looking for is
presently employed in chain
store type operation. This job Of
fers an unlimited future with all
large company benefits. Box 436-
C. Star.
ENGINEER, to aid
and assist GSA engineer in field
supervision of Federal project
private firm. Call CIR. 3-6926
after 5 pm.
SUPERVISOR for weekend relief
Sat. and Sun. in housekeeping
dept. of large hospital. Must have
building, cleaning, supervisory ex-
perience. FE. $4,000, Ext. 401,
b q m q n m Man Fri
Evening star., 1962-03-25

21-30. with cars
Clean-cut, good closerS. Minimum
earnings $40 day. Apply in per-
son, 1908 Georgia ave. NV. lC
am. to 1870 Mon. through Wed
No phone calls,
Evening star., 1962-03-25
Speciality Statesmen
Closers Wanted!

II you have sold or are selling
cleaners, books, or other speciality
items, now you can make $500 per
sale. Begin with free trip to
Florida and back. Phone now, 525-
1902. FLORIDA REAL ESTATE
ENTERPRISES, 3l07 Columbia
pike, Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1962-05-15
Justice Backs
U. 5. Lobbying
BY the Associated Press

The Justice Department has
rejected suggestions that ad-
ministration aides are break
ing the law by lobbying for
legislation supported by the
White House.
Such action is actually re-
quired. rather than prohibited,
by law, the department said in
a letter to Senator Tower, Re-
publican of Texas.
Senator Tower had asked the
Justice Department to deter
mine whether r. Sargent
Shriver, director of the Peace
Corps, violated the law by
spending Federal money on let
ters urging Congress to support
his agency's new appropriation
request.
Assistant Attorney General
Herbert j. Miller. jr.. head Of
the departments criminal divi-
sion, wrote Senator Tower that
the matter had been fully con-
sidered and it is concluded that
no violation of the statute
occurred"
Personal contacts with MEM
bers Of Congress by executive
officers "are both sanctioned
and required BY the Constitu-
ton, Mr.. Miller wrote yester-
day. he added that the Presi-
dent also is empowered to rec
ommend to Congress such
measures as he judges neces-
sary and expedient.
"The power to recommend
measures to Congress would
appear clearly to include the
power to urge arguments upon
individual members of Con-
gress in support Of such meas
ures," Mr.. Miller said, adding
Necessarily the President
must entrust part of this func-
ton to subordinate officers
within the executive branch
Our Federal Government could
not function efficiently if the
President and his subordinates
could not do So"
Evening star., 1962-05-15
Ribicoff Asks
MdYorstoHeIp
Cubans inU 5.

MIAMI, Fla, May is (AP).
Welfare Secretary Ribicoff
appealed to the Nations
Mayors today to open their
cities to the rush Of refugees
from Cuba.
He said the United States has
an opportunity to give "a fair
and even break to a people of
great courage people who
have had the CUTS to give their
all for freedom: The Cuban
refugees"
Mr.. Ribicoff, in an address
prepared for the annual con-
ference of Mayors. said about
10000 refugees are living in
Dade County (Miami), and
$4,000 have been resettled in
other arts Of the Nation.
However, he added, more are
arriving at the rate Of 1900
a week and a little more than
500 a week are being resettled.
He said:
Eighteen hundred refugees
a week is not a large number
for the United States to receive.
1t is q very large number for
one city to receive"
Cites Miami Burden
As long as this rate con-
tinues Mr.. Ribicoff said, Mi
ami will have difficulty giving
them the sort of hospitality
we all want and need to give
them"
Mr.. Ribicoff said: I'VE must
increase the number being re-
settled from 500 to 1000 a
week. We need your help to do
it. Together we can work
to frustrate the evil cf Castro's
Cuba"
1T is in the interest of the
entire country that more cities
receive more Cuban refugees" {"
he said. I'VE ask your help, as
1nayors Of the cities of the
United States. in. getting this
edone.Y
Kennedy Notes Shift
- Yesterday President Ken
nedy called on Mayors to pre-
pare for an intensified tram
sition from rural to city life
in the Nation.
Before long we should be a
Nation with a vastly extended
population living in great
urban areas" the President
told the Conference of Mayors
by telephone from Washington.
In this future era, he said,
people will be moved about by
means Of transportation sys-
TENS that do not now exist"
They also will be served by
community facilities and live
in housing now nonexistent, he
said.
Mr.. Kennedy asked the
Mayors to help strengthen
and improve machinery through
which the Federal Government
acts to help you meet the urban
, problem"
The President predicted
passage this year Of an urban
mass transportation bill before
Congress.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
eek-End Sports
on eIeMsion

TODAY
Auto Racing
eedway International.
WTTG-5, $3.50 pm.
SATURDAY
Basketball
Pro playoffs, Detroit at Gin
cinnati, WRC-4, 2 pm.
NIT quarter-finals, Navy vs..
Duquesne, WRC-4, 4p.m.
Horse Racing
100000 = added Gulfstream
Park Handicap, WTTG-5, 4:30
pm.
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7,
$3.50 pm.
Professional Tour, WMAL-7,
4:30 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7,
1U.4O PIN.
Boxing
Luis Rodriguez VS.. Ricardo
Falech, WMAL-7, 10 pm.
SUNDAY
Hockey
Amateur Ice Hockey Cham
pionshipS, WTOP-9, 1870 pm.
Wide World Of Sports
NASCAR 800" stock car
championship from Daytona,
Fla, WMAL-7. S pm.
Wonder World of Golf
Bill Casper VS.. Mario Con-
Zales, WTOP-9, 4 pm.
Bowling
championship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
GIobetrott1ers PIuy;
Exhibition Come
Tomorrow Night

Louis (Red) Klotz, former
basketball star at Villanova,
will lead the Washington Cen
erals against the Harlem Globe
trotters tomorrow night at
Washington Coliseum.
The program opens at $3.50
with a table tennis match be-
tween Richard Bergman and
Emmanuel Quaye. A musical
program, under direction of
Cab Galloway, will be presented
at halftime of the basketball
game.
Klotz, who captained Villa
nova and later played with Bal
timore and Philadelphia in
the National Basketball Asso-
ciation, is player-coach with
the Generals.
With Klotz tomorrow night
will be Jim Ciol, former West
Virginia University star; Ron
Ellis. Paul Goodwin, Mike Pas
Gale, AL Latham, Ned Randall
and Bob Maher.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
FORE AND AFT
FORE AND AFT
AT Novice Bootmen
In Graduating Class

The Potomac River Power
Squadron is getting ready to
graduate a class Of All embryo
boatmen who have successfully
completed its annual 18-week
course in plotting and small
boat handling.
This will be the 47th class
graduated by the squadron,
which was organized in 1915,
Subjects taught include rules
of the road, aids to naviga-
ton, safety. required equip
ment, compass and chart work.
The next course will start in
September.
Meanwhile, the 1,400 mem
bers Of the squadron are pre-
pairing to entertain representa-
tives of the % other Squadrons
in District 5 at the districts
spring conference to take place
at the Statler- Hilton April 6-8.
The conferences are held
semiannually to discuss boat
ing laws, methods of teaching
and other developments.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
PROPOSALS
lCONTINUEDl

rial No. SecV.i Sssso.0 s0uRf Rill Be Se
Sa Ss or !0f before SfeSM Pm OlS MareS Tefeyea o
1852, at Colonial oldsmohile Co,
l24l 9th Street NE. Washing
ton, D. G.. where the car may be
iS!FsGt. %Asp B FIELDS MI }mh1S,ig.fs sStifg9rfns'-
INVITATION FOR BIDS, Washing
ton, D. C-SEALED BIDS sub
tect to the conditions contained
herein and to the Contract Docu-
ments will be received in .dupli-
cate by the District OF Columbia
Redevelopment Land Agency (here-
inaiter referred to as the "AGEN-
GYO y. b7rti,e, u the Office of shs ESseu, S,s1,
200 PM. EASTERN sTANDARp
TIME, Thursday, April 12, 1862.
and then publicly opened and read
aloud for furnishing all labor and
materials exceDt as. hereinafter
Sf snf DsFfr%Enss d IN TSS
CHANNEL BULKHEAD. The main
items of work are estimated as
75,500 cubic yards all classes OF
excavation: $4,000 cubic yards
OF Borrow: 1,060 linear feet of
various size, sewers; $500 cubic
yards ysT SoS Of ,d all classes Of concrete; T,;
steel; "a. 900 linear feet untreated
Steel H-piies; 1900 linear feet
steel sheet piles; 10000 pounds
structural steel, Forms OF Con-
tract Documents including speci-
fications and copies of plans and
Specifications are on file at the
office Of the Agency and copies
may. be obtained by General Con-
tractors only, upon deposit Of
eSsF,titied S,t ;l. check IN s.a the eos amount q
to- The pSsls order Of the pistpiet PsisaO5f of
Columbia Redeveiopment Land
more than three t3) copies will
be furnished to. any one bidder.
Upon return OF such Contract
Documents. including specifica-
tions. and copies OF plans and
drawings. within ten t10l days
after date OF the opening Of bids,
the deposits win be returned, other
wise the deposit will be forfeited.
Guarantee will be required with
each BID in the amount not less
BID total. The successful bidder
must furnish. performance bond
and payment bond both to be
executed bv a bonding company
licensed to do business in the
District of Columbia. In accord
ance. with the provisions Of para
graph gg of Article 20. Of the
Contract Form. The time for
SpeeFtormsnce pen Of the work will be
DOYLE Executive Director.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
OFFICIAL NOTICES
NOTICE ne HFRERv CvFN :,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
under authority, gEanted in pub.
sSthorIzns sG aPRd tRe closing DfS IL streets tlss
roads, highways, and alleys in
Pub; Act ie4, eppf'd june vs." 9s,
iSgS. and provisions Of Pub. Act
4a9' gSnd ConSseSS. smseSsd appr,S ,S March
l5s, ,89th Congress-, appr'd April
20, 1926 authorizing changes in
the D, c. Highway Plan. the Com
miSfh,SasTs e hssSins p p C tbs WI osEd hold Rm pub
NV. wash. >, C., @ on M" "MoNpaa!YS,,
for interested property owners to
determine. as to any property
rights which may be AFFECTED, or
the street dliS' and alley areas. re s'0id and
etfecting, changes in the Highway
fSI[OTsi nab .ii.vq a. p g CLOSING q part , o.
81 lSth |a1 81 aioss3IEs; sE;' !. north Of Butler
alley in So. SS5e; Is ciosins i Of
part of pub. alley in So. 81; (51
Closing of part of pub. alley in
50: 1905, and providing for trans
Ter o OF }grisdiction for alley pur..
s.. and Virginia Ave, o. s.W.. Nv. sSuts H5
si 5!ns Sw S. 5sS; IL % 1sS 1SiSsipg 9, Of 3Stn Sl.
Ave, and Virginia Ave; OF 27th
81 pet; G St, and VirEinia, Ave:
bet, Virginia Ave. and Rock Greek
parts Of pub. alleys in Sos. io3s
anS,,. and t04l' i,al and providing for
aef,aieatlon af,aS OF certain area for
oeSc SciosiRdf shd 81 PSR ADAMS slegs g. II R@; @sG;
west Of 2nd St.; -Q05 Closing OF
18th st. NV, het. E st. and
" viTEinia nTiaTiS Ave Aye; of ? st.; pet:
Freeway and Virginia Ave-: d'VR Of ali
pub. alleys in So. "A; and of part
Of pub. alleys in So. SO; Gij
Closing Of parts Of e st. S.W., bet.
9TH 9TH and lth SITS; Of parts Of
Gqs snd sf's 49, Il So s, sSa cIcsIsS7 IIs7 4 a1
St: s:W, bet. eth and IN sts..
alleys in So. 677: I45 clSsins Of
Of 5fh nstts 81 s;W', ~ r soYth Of st.; and
6th, SITS; and proyidins for dedi-
within above-descriSed limits. n5c
Closing Of parts Of N st. S.W..
PEI 4tn ana 6th Sts.; Of o ST.,
pert peI; 45h ~ ,iSIon 81 apd e, Maine Ave; Of
9Th and SITS; Of 9th St.. bet. N
alley in sqs. 502, sos and 504;
s.rt snd providing for dedication Of
squares: qs) Proposed change in
providing for extension Of New
Mexico Ave; from Newark st. to
ESs6raska NSsrGa II Aye;; Ae;i ~ Proposed
Section, bounded on west BY North
Capitol St.. on north BY dallatin
the Z, & o. Railroad. and on
south BY Hawaii Ave. eliminating
nertain nervidinLp proposed eIs street area and
lieu thereof within the above
1st, st, s: E., bet. Potomac Ave.
and aaLnd the Anacostia River. Maps
showing the street and alley areas
TIE proposed chaHses sss fnq N the hsnGS'9s B g!
Highway. Plan are on file in the
surveyors Office, D. C., RIM. 40S,
pist; Bldg, and numbered as s o.
MAPS Ma 6So33s 62;34, 62-35. 62-36.
Ss-fs, esc474.S' es44S ee-GSs. 9S4t ss-4sS S@s4Si and
$3.50, respectively. These maps
may. be. examined by interested
parties during business hours prior
also be displayed at the hearing
and the Commissioners will con-
slder any suggestions or protests
concerning proposed street and
alley closings and proposed changes
IN the Highway Plan as shown
on the aforementioned maps.
W. N. ToBRINER, r. j. CLARKE.
4 ,. DUNCAN Commissioners,
z
Evening star., 1962-03-16
THOS. J. OWEN & SON,
AuctiOneers, iii Z st. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
THREE STORY ROW BRICK
TANNING FOUR APARTM4IETNTTss RI 4ITSTs
NUM4rBER 331 C STREET SOUTH
Bv Virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded. in Liber No. 1919.
Folio 175 ct sea-. Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia:
ssd s9d I he beraSS gsSue he Of underssne DE aSsS
trustees viii sell, at public auction
pAv p THE TWENTY-sEvENTH
DAY OF MARCH. AID; 1862, AT
ONE O'CLOCK PM. the follow
k'D Situate in The District Of colum:
bia. and DESIGNATED as and being
original lot one in Square 791
as per plat recorded in the OFFICE
Of the Surveyor for the District
Of colTmbia Hna in Liber GLIB. at
TERMS: FGsiI Sold subject to q prior
deed Of trust for approximately
SS527. SO. and q second deed Of
trust for approximately, $4,000;
further particulars Of WHICH will
be sS. pnpe6sss Srce aI me sboTe SAID
posit Of $500 in cash or certified
check REQUIRED. Conveyancing. re
cording. ETC.. at purchasers cost.
sale Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
posit forfeited and the property
ray be advertised and resold at
the discretion of the trustees.
HENRY II. BRYLAWsKI.
mh16. 9.21.23.26 Trustees.
Evening star., 1962-03-16
DAVIS & CERVERA, Attorney
1928 X Street NV,
WashinRt0n q n. G.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Tor the District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 105.372.
Administration.-This Is to Give
the State Of Maryland has OBJ:
tained from the Probate Court of
the District Of Columbia. Letters
Testamentarv on the estate Of
BESSIE B. PALMER. also known
as BESSIE BELLE PALMER. late
OF the District of Columbia. de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof. legally au-
thenticated. to the subscriber. on
or before the 18th day of Septem-
ber AID 1862: otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given
under my hand this 18th day Of
March. 1862. JAMES A. DAVIS.
1928 K Street NV. Washington
q D. C. (Seal) Attest: ARTHUR
P. SMITH. Deputy Register of
wills for the District Of Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court.
mhl A. 1880
Evening star., 1962-03-16
lh7 Observation-Disclosures

OFFICIAL NoTICE-"THE BOARD
hold examinations on Wed, Thurs.
az snd fba FT Mcb1nSgugS bMsg H. IL IL 1892.
NJ naSISm snIuatSan lSssted G'1.rlv on The Campus
D G, for applicants seeking ai; the
certificate Of certified public ac-
corntant in the Dist. Of Col. All
applications, initial and re-exam-
ination. must be made on forms
provided by the Board and filed
not later than Friday. March l6.
1862 with. the Board Of Account;
Professions. 1145 10th st. NV.
Wash. D. c." mh1 1917