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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

TOWN o. COUNTRY PROP, INC.
OPEN Q TO9
ANNANDALE OFFICE. CT. $4,000
BR0YHILL PARk-4-bedroom brick
full equipped de luxe kitchen,
fenced yard. excellent location.
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BEAUTY

IT'S only . 3-bedrm. brick rambler
with expansion possibilities but at
only on $. $500 Ss. , real b buy ny Yrs.
Of tall trees for q ~s Setting ~ I'M M.
maeulate condition. City conven-
fences. Large CT assumption or
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!. ]. LIsZ CO. HE. 4-13oo
I.Ue Family Snecial

Lge.-FamlIy Special
4 big BR's. big din. rm., big kit.
big liv. rm., w/firepl., big N-acrI
wooded lot plus 2 baths and bsmt
FILA Apr. $4,000. HE. 1900
C. nall1 hickman inc
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FAIRFAX-Fantasticl! 3-bedroom,
Iull basement rambler. Modern
Kltchen, carport, patio. Excellent
condition. Down payment flexible
and assume 41aes CT loan. Asking
only S17,500. Call today,
,r DON GRADY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

LANGLEY PARK AREA-An brick
3-bedrm. Colonial with firepl.,
cleo. kit. with breakfast space,
screened porch. Walk to Our Lady
Of Sorrows Church. Only ST.
500. HUGH T. PECK, Realtor,
1885 New Hamp. ave-, HE. 4
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Shannon &Luchs
REALTORS Jr 1-oooo

POMPONIO REALTY
2218 WILSON BLVD. IA. 5-5561
FAIRFAX CITY-oWNER, 3-b-r. ?
path ,ork. rambler w/ful bsmt.
walk 70 schools and shop. Excel,
eond. Less than yrs old. A real
bargain at SlS.500. Also 3-b.r. as
pestos shingle for SI2,50O, $3.50
Iess than FLA appraisal. OR. g.
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EVANSVILLE

Brand-new rambler. superior
built OF finest materials, 8
nice bedrms., Ia baths, de
luxe large kit, huge full
bsmt.. and sited on deep,
16S-ft. level lot, nearly all
fenced in: close in, near
everything, incl. st. Jerome's
and all public schools. Nearly
complete. Really o buy for
only S15,950.
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JU. y-4I34
SIX MONTHS YOUNG, this con-
temporary home was purchased
new 8 months ago and now. must
be sold at the FILA appraisal Of
S26.750. It's q fabulous center
hall design with q gorgeous patio
for outside living plus 3 huge bed
rooms with lots Of closet space.
"a modern baths. formal dining
room and Q kitchen with a break
fast nook. AND MOREl
]. c. Conley, Realtors
JU. 9-4134
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split-ievel, living room
with fireplace, separate dining rm.,
all-electric kitchen. 8 bedrms..
full baths. de luxe finished rec
rm. Large corner lot. Close to
PRINCE iIseES G Ssofso REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
I'M A.116R
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HOUSES FOR SAL[YA.
tcoNTnNUEDj

Seminary Valley, 2 blks.
Hammond Hi.-Vacant. move in
today, 3 b.r.. ~ baths. l.r.. dr..
kit. bsmt., patio. Small down
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-19

Built To Have and Enjoy
Nothing but fine Lying in this B.
bedrm. brick rambler with 14xl6
master bedrm. and 14x17 family
room; full baths. fenced back
yard. Located on the incest lot in
the area with lots Of tall shade
trees. Must see this one to appre-
eiate. Priced at only S1S.250
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
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JE. 1900
CHE.ssITER,BRooK

ssi ;isEs s%.F .: {: ri: . %tsSiss
the fesldentiaf area most sought
after. TWin-sized bedrms.. 3 aths
sionSiiy finished basement. h-acrs
lot. See this one sure. Now reduced
to S34, 500. Call il. 10000 for
an Apt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-19

A BUY AT A BARGAN-.5-acre
wooded tracts with stream and
hard roads mr.. Woodbridge. Va,
and Rte. sS. Small deposit and
low mo. payments make you en-
owner. IA. 7-2OOs. ewes. 1903
36s-BOe3 or 7O3-437-l954.
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rs THE NV wv HABY

Is The NEW BABY
Sort Of pushing the waIls Of y0ur
homel Why net take . lock ~
this FIEE-6edrm- home. perfect
entrances q reverse plan living
rm., Ice. fin. rec. rm., screened
poreh converts to earport IN win
ter. All on . lovely eornef lot 50
close 20 schools. Nay be purchased
FHA with immed. oeeup. $27.5 800.
CROWELL & CO., INC.
Realtors Mclean II. 6-6023
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MCLEAN
AIR CONDITIONED

AIR CONDITIONED
Ta, S si ss2rsS s VAT, , sIE T 1
charm and Is on y wooded acre
on eul-de-sae IN an exclusive area
close to everything. Center hall.
bedrmS., 3 baths. beautiful large
kit. corner fireplace in liv. nm.
and rec. I'm. each With picture
window oveflooking beautiful yard
with lots Of privacy. Unusual buy
at only SCI $50.
LANGLEY REALTY co.
NJ eaaoa -. "a so--a
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CONTINUED - A PaEsl
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PERFECT!!

FOR THE GROWING FAMILYi
Lovely antique brick rambler hal
llv. Tm. WIfirepl.. sep, din. rm.,
Ice. equipped kit. 3 bedrms., s
baths and full bsmt., large cato
off rec. I'm. and earport wiaddi-
tional storage. Call to see this
home in choice n. Arl.
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PEAL ESTATE LOANS

ACME LOAN SERvlCE-Cash fast,
no delays. end trust loans, Money
for any purpose, d. c.. Nd. Va.
DAY or ewes. UN. 4-92sS.
ACTION 81 HOURS-Any amount.
You can't beat our rates.
GIBRALTAR MOT. 52S-a366
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
md trust AMERICAN MORTGAGE
a INVESTMENT CO. 3l9 South
ern Bldg. MA s-3331. Immediate
services. 10 20 4:30 pm.
MONEY. end TRUsT-wS Will buy
md trust notes, D. c.. nearby Nd
IoRTdkdE q INVEST. Corr,
1919 N. Y. ave. NV, Ma. S-5S33
PLENTY FUNDS AvAILABLE, Isl
and End trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE Co. INC. IA. 1.5s00,
End .TkUSTS-Top spot CASH. No
application or red tapei Nd. Va.
d. c. Day or eve. VIII. 6-6ls2. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-19

brick and redwood 3-bed.
room rambler in excellent area
Modern kitchen. full basement
haseboard heat, Only SEQ. ESQ
BROWN h BROWN REALTY, JE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-19

F Z, ~, Z HoMr H nm: s HssA;5 S;;d
Cnastef 2Sx20 With BATH. Pull
formal din. rra.. company" liv.
IN, BIB heat. full basement
finished, PLUS huge storage work,
laundry area. ALL BRICK and
close to all eonVenienees, Gear
det. brick sarage. Site includes .
lots completely Anchor fenced.
$27,60O, first trust $4,000.
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.
AUToM0TIVE MISC,

CHEY, ENGINE. 80. 34S Gu. in.
335 hp., balanced. crank, cam and
and chrome rings, 3 mos. old. less
than 1000 mi. excel. cond., COM
plete less carburetors. $3.50. WA.
5-S365. Call between hours $50
A.30 pm.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTED

ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR for late
MODEL cars. Before you sell, see US.
Z. sTEUART cHRYsLER CITY
$500 WIS. Ave. IN. $4,000
ALWAYS MORE sPoT CASH for
k y1qr slesn car. any model Ct
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Lge. 1-bedrm.
apis. NJ. ocean front. Reas. rates.
p. 4-40l2.
0CEAN CITY. Nd and Q bedrm.
apts. Ocean side. Reas. rates.
OF. 4-4749 or FL. 6-2242.
REHoBoTH BEAcH-ocean front
apis. and cottages, ImmAe. S6S
VIZ. IN. MRS. NEVES, OIL 4-3RS3,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
A PICNIC

n viii h q picnic for the whole
family living IN this modern con-
temporary home desiEned for cut
door living a. vel as gracious
living indeers. A eookeut under
the tan shade trees In the seclud-
ed backward or Refreshments on
the patie and play or entertaining
in the rec. I'm. 3 bedrms., 4th
rSS5hsa IN, N; q. s ssd In Es y
ROYAL HOMES. INC.
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FARMS
DAMASCUS
l12 ACRES

liz ACRES
Dairy farm with all necessary
buildings. Water in fields. s-rn.
older, well-kept home. Shipping to-
D. c. market.
WI. 1924
MANOVIIL REALTY CORP.
THE TRADING MAN"
WANTED-FARM m MD, 50 to
200 acres. No brokers. Enclose all
particulars. BOX 303-D. Star.
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YEUNAS
REALTY INC.
la Q.O1l0

wa ~ S4SS
OF Benefits End In July-Call %
COUNT THE FEATURES
1.-4-bedrm. rambler or 3 bed
rooms and den.
2.-h-aere wooded lot, eountry
atmoSphere,
3.-Beautifui finished rec. I'm.
4.-Sereened patio.
5.-Fire alarm system through
out.
: 6.-Waik to swimming pool.
{ stream In your back yard.
9.-Minutes to d. c. or pentagon
by Shirley hwy. or Columbia
a.-Modern, equipped kitchen.
100 baths. fireplace. Many other
TOWN : COUNTRY PROP. INC
ANNANDAI.E OFPICE CT. 0-s1O0
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MnI,EAN


n. ARLINGTON
Charming brick Col-
onial featuring 8 b.r..
, baths equipped
kitchen. rec. room.
y screened porch and
built-tn garAge. Over
L-aere wooded and
well landseaped lot. A
bargain at S1 800.
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP.
Alex. S36-62O0. spfld.
55sl-sS000o. Mclean
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ALL CASINO FEI
TRUST NOTE FOR SALE

$500. Seasoned End trust GOOD
quick sale, $4,000. YOUNG RIAL
ESTATE, JU. $3.50.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

lEsLKAN-By OWNER. S-be1rm-, 3
bath hrk. split-isyeL. Oh lit ne;
rm-. patio. Earage. bsmt. fenced
"a ssx ss al IA ". sgr To AH'un.
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Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1905
C0LLiNdWOOD-off Mt. Vernon
rkwy. Spacious brick split-leyel
in lovely neiehborhood. Near schls.
3 bedrms., ga baths, paneled rec:
q rnn,,- dbl. sarage. full bsmt. OPEN
= 1910 AshWood DR.. Pm. 766-04Sl.
COLUMBIA FINES - Close-in An
Mandate location offers this g.
bedroom brick rambler with large
sssarfe iteS Hnn I'll, ICo Ss,, .%y WITH
rec. room area and large lot with
trees. Don't fail to see this prop
0rty. S20,500 VA-FHA.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
DEFEAT SURPRISE
TO HOUSE LEADERS

Surprised and dismayed d
House leaders suspected today
that the 201-171 defeat Of a
Philippine war d a m a ge bill
could be traced in part to in
clusion Of a race track and a
brewery among claimants who
would receive money.
Despite attacks by a few DEM
ocratic and Republican men,
bers, the bill was tentatively
approved on a voice vote late
Tuesday. Because of the alb
sence Of a quorum a roll call
was demanded. Despite predic-
tions by Speaker Mccormack
and others that the bill would
be passed, it was voted down
yesterday. Its chances of re-
Ivival this year seemed remote
Democratic Representative
Hays and Republican Repre-
sentative Bow, both Of Ohio
and others noted that the Phil
ippine Racing Club. Inc, and
the San Miguel Brewery, Inc
were among $4,000 individual
claimants who would receive
payments. There were about
270 corporations, including sew
eral large American companies,
as well as Philippine organiza-
tions, church groups and citi-
zens.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Ruling Is Sought
On Peace Corps
BY s,AssOciatsdPress

Senator Tower, Republican
Of Texas, asked Attorney Gen.
eral Robert F. Kennedy today
for q ruling on whether Peace
Corps Director r. Sargent
Shriver illegally used Federal
funds to lobby for bis agency.
In a letter to Mr.. Kennedy,
Senator Tower said Comptrol-
Ter General Joseph Campbell
had held that funds appropri-
ated for the Peace Corps were
used to prepare and mail let
ters to Senators and Repre-
sentatives asking support of
funds to finance the agency in
the fiscal year starting July l..
Senator Tower said that Mr..
Campbell had advised Repre-
sentative Lipscomb, Republican
Of California, that the question
involved "is properly for con-
sideration by the Department
of Justice"
Senator Tower sent copies Of
the letter to Senator Fulbright,
Democrat of Arkansas, chair
man Of the Foreign Relations
Committee, and Senator Hay
den, Democrat of Arizona,
chairman of the Appropriations
Committee.
He had previously asked
these committees to examine
the "entire concept and ad-
.Ininistratien of the Peace
Corps before Congress votes
on Mr.. Shriver's request for
$63 million in additional ap-
propriations.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Areas Seeking
U. S. Funds Told
To Plan Properly

The Washington region and
other metropolitan areas, may
have to prove they have sade-
quate, comprehensive develop
ment plans" If they want Fed
eral aid after 1865. -,
Federal aid legislation now
being considered by Congress
has much stronger require
ments for planning than any
previously imposed, Rex
M. whitton. Federal highway
administrator. said yesterday.
Mr.. Whitton. speaking to the
Ninth Highway Transportation
Congress at the Mayflower
Hotel, said communities can
mo longer attack urban prob
lens in piecemeal fashion"
There are 64 million auto
mobiles in operation today, 81
million more than there were
10 years ago." he. said, The
Federal Governments invest
ment in highways to serve these
cars will have to be co-ordi-
mated with other Federal pro-
grams such as mortgage, IL
l1ancing and urban renewal, he
said. ~ -.
In q progress report on de-
velopment of the 4l,000-mile
interstate !, highway program,
Mr.. Whitton said one-third
was nearly complete, WITH an
other third under construction
or authorized aWe can finish
the interstate system by 1872,
the target date, but we're going
] Ito have to work hard" ]" he said,
Evening star., 1962-05-10

Grandma's unexpected ar
rival on Communist territory
caused immense excitement.
Up came an officer. a SER
geant and is heavily armed SOL
diers. While they debated what
to do with grandma, a West
Berlin police patrol car pulled
up on the Western side Of the
fence.
Police from East and West
negotiated for an hour.
Finally the East Berliners
agreed to release grandma.
With unprecedented courtesy,
they pulled two boards from
the fence so she wouldn't have
to climb over the top. &,
West Berlin police, telling the
story today. kept grandma's
name secret. They said her only
regret was that she didn't get
to see her grandchildren after
all.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Wrong Forms
Served in Case
Against Cor Firm

Administrative charges in
support Of the Districts efforts
to close down a used car firm
were sent out in the wrong
form, according to q city legal
officer.
The statement was made by
Erwin A. Alpern, an assistant
corporation counsel, at q hear
ing on the Nationwide Motor
Sales case before the Board OF
Appeals and Review. The used
car firm is appealing the per-
init renewal denial by city IL
cenSing officials.
Mr.. Alpern testified the spe-
cifications in support Of the
permit refusal were actually in
note form and were sent out In
error.
Mr.. Alpern was assigned
months ago to assist licensing
officials in preparing the Dis
trict's cases against used car
firms licensing officials thought
should be shut down. It was not
clear how it happened that
draft specifications were
mailed out.
I At the hearing before the
Board of Appeals and Review,
Mr.. Alpern said the specifica-
tioris "afe rather inarticulately
drafted as a matter Of fact. /.
If the truth be known, and I'm
rather ashamed for others tc
admit this, that these were
supposed to be notes for specifi-
cations which erroneously went
out as the Specifications"
The board told Mr.. Alpern tc
amend the specifications to
clarity them.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Judge Prettymun
Is Honored by
Trial Examiners

Judge E. Barrett Prettyman.
retired member Of the United
States Court Of Appeals. was
|citetd for distinguished service
|at the 18th annual Federal
Trial Examiners Conference
dinner last night.
Attorney General Robert
Kennedy presented him an
award for constant and ex-
emplary contribution and
leadership In the evolution and
perfection Of Federal admins
trative law and procedure"
The Attorney General also
read q telegram Of congratula-
tons to- the conference and
Judge Prettyman from Presi-
dent Kennedy.
About 800 persons, including
department heads and chair
men Of regulatory agencies, at
tended the dinner at the VIII
lard Hotel.
Incoming officers of the
conference were announced as
Paul Pfeiffer, Maritime Ad-
ministration, president; Leo
Pellerizi. Interstate Commerce
Commission, first vice presi-
dent; William Lewis, Federal
Power Commission, second vice
president; Gerard Byrne, Post
Office Department, treasurer,
and Horace Rollins, Social Sc
curity Administration. secre-
tary.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

the 1864 Republican ticket,
saying the party had mo wor-
ries" on that score.
But he revealed that one
1864 hopeful, New York Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller, had tele-
Iphoned him last night TO say
he was highly chagrined'
about q magazine interview
which quoted him as sayinl
that no President since Frank
lin D. Roosevelt had given tht
country a sense of purpose.
Gen. Eisenhower said thai
Governor said the report wa.
highly distorted"
The former President saic
he had mixed feelings" about
his forced retirement from pub
lie office but he said that or
the whole the two-term limita-
tion on Presidents is wise. Jok-
ingly, he asked. why should
we not put a similar limit on
all Federal officials2"
Evening star., 1962-05-10
HAPPY BERLIN INCIDENT
Reds Open Up WolI
To Return Grandma

BERLIN, May 10 (AP)-A
78-year-old grandmother in
West Berlin missed her grand
children. She hadn't seen them
for more than eight months,
although they live only q short
walk away from her.
But between her house and
theirs is a 10-foot wooden
fence-put up by the Commu-
nists last August to keep East
Germans out of West Berlin.
Grandma lost her patience
yesterday. She decided to, take
direct action. Still wearing her
kitchen apron, she slipped out
Of the house and climbed over
the fence. ~
She dropped down on the
other side into the arms of an
astonished East German bor-
der guard. People who climb
over the Berlin wall usually
climb in the opposite direction
Ito West Berlin.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

The $3.5 million booster
rocket and satellite presumably
burned up in the atmosphere
as it tumbled back toward the
Atlantic Ocean several hundred
miles northeast of Cape Ca
naveral.
ANNA-for Army, Navy, Ma
tional AeronauticS and Space
Administration and Air Force
was equipped with four high
intensity xenon gas lights which
were to flash at intervals die
tated by ground commands. By
giving scientists a known point
in space to be photographed
against a background of stars
ANNA would have allowed them
to make better measurements
Of the earth's surface.
The Defense Department has
a backup payload prepared pre-
pared and is expected to launch
it within a few months, after
today's rocket trouble has been
analyzed and corrected.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
9 ga sEg,s - ~
Ground Broken
AID. c. VilIuq,I,e,. "a, !.

Groundbfeaking ceremonies
for the modernization ofsDs C.
Village, the Welfare Depart
ment's home for the aged and
infirm in Blue Plains, were held
yesterday Nss
The $4.1 million construc-
tion project, scheduled for COM
pletion in December, 1868, win
increase the Villages capacity
froms 684 to 844 men and
women. replacing some build
ings dating to 1907. 6 -
A central service building
will provide space for recrea-
tion, religious activities, enter
tainment. barber and beauty
shops, sheltered workshops, a
canteen and craft activities,
New. cottages win be. added,
The contract has been
awarded to the Heroes Con-
struction Co. Of Long Island.
MiX.5As ~ 2
Evening star., 1962-05-10
FIoshing-Light Satellite
Fails to Achieve Orbit

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
May 10 (AP).-An attempt to
launch a flashing light geo.
detic satellite into orbit failed
today when the second stage Of
the launching vehicle did not
ignite.
If successful, the satellite,
named Anna, would have
helped make more accurate
maps of the world.
The 355-pound payload was
propelled alOft at 8:06 am. by
a Thor-Able-Star rocket. The
early portion of flight appeared
normal as the 79-foot-tall
booster Streaked swiftly from
sight.
However, the Defense De-
partment announced about 20
minutes later that "prelimi-
nary telemetry reports indicate
that the Anna satellite has
failed to go into orbit. Sec
ond stage ignition was not
achieved"
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Bonn Reported Happy
At Kennedy's Restraint

BONN, Germany. Hay 10
(AP)-The Bonn Government
was reported today to be very
relieved that President Ken
nedy did not use harsh lang
uage in chiding West Germany
over Chancellor Konrad Ad-
enauer's remarks about the
Berlin situation.
''The government is very sat-
iSfied that President Kennedy
used well ll-baianced words to
comment on. the situation" q
government official said.
Mr.. Adenauer had expressed
doubt in Berlin that continua-
ton Of the United States Sow
let talks on Berlin would be of
any value. ~
His remarks immediately
gave rise to new speculation Of
a rift between Bonn and Wash
ington over American proposals
aimed at settling the Berlin
dispute.
The government yesterday
ATTEMPTED to tone down the &C.
year-old chancellor's remarks,
saying many Of his words were
taken out Of context and that
he never meant the United
States-Soyiet talks should be
broken up. -,
Mr.. Adenauer's words drew
especially severe reaction be-
cause only a few days before,
after Foreign Minister Gerhard
Schroeder and Secretary of
State Dean RuSk had met in
Athens, the United States Ger
man position was reported to be
in excellent shape.
But after meeting with Mr..
Adenauer yesterday, the For
eign Minister found there were
no differences between his and
the Chancellor's position, in
formants said.
They reported Mr.. Adenauer
Evening star., 1962-05-10
4 FomiIies Die in Fire
In Toipei Tenement

TAPEI, Formosa. May 10
APD-Seventeen persons suf-
located in a fire before dawn
today in a two-story brick
tenement building. The dead
four entire families-were
trapped on the upper floor
after the flames destroyed the
narrow wooden staircase.
Police said the fire broke out
on the ground floor Of the
building and the people living
there did not call the fire
brigade or warn those on the
second floor. Instead they
busted themselves removing
their belongings.
Evening star., 1962-05-10

told Mr.. Schrodr that the West
German position taken at
Athens stin was valid I'D
should continue to be pursued.
One added:
Briefly, this position Is that
West Germany fully supports
the Washington talks between
Rusk and Dobrynin (SoYiet
Ambassador Anatoly Dobry-
nin), that we viii tell the
United States when we think
our common policy is endan-
gered and that we would sub
init our own proposals"
Evening star., 1962-05-10
OK for Moore
Asked of Senute

President Kennedy today
sent to the Senate his appoint
ment Of Luke Moore, 38, an at
torney here, as United States
marshal for the District.
Mr.. Moore, an assistant
United States attorney in the
criminal division of the United
States attorneys. office, was
named to succeed James j. P.
McShane, who earlier this
week was appointed head of all
United States marshals.
If confirmed, Mr.. Moore will
become the first Negro to serve
as a United States marshal
since Reconstruction days.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
DiIigenti QuintupIet
Married in Argentine

BUENoS AIRES, Argentina,
May 10 (AP) Maria Fer
nanda Diligenti, 18, one Of
Argentina's quintuplets, was
married today to Carlos Bueno,
20. son Of a textile industrialist.
One sister. Maria Esther, who
was married last year, attended
the ceremony with the parents.
The other sister, Maria Cris-
tina, is in Rome, while the two
brothers, Franco and Carlos,
are in the United States.
Evening star., 1962-05-10
Tunisiu Gets Loon

! The United States yesterday
asread, to lend SO million to
Einisaa TO buy agricultural and
road equipment, iron and steel
products, cotton textiles, and
mine and well Ling supplies
III this colintFys