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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
U. 5. ENJOYS
Home Raided
In Venezuela

CARACAS, Venezuela, June
is (AP) Pro- Communist ter
rorists raided the home of q
United States diplomat in an
apparent search for arms today
and fled after spray-painting
slogans on the walls and tying
up the Americans wife and the
maid.
The raid came in the midst
of a nationwide manhunt for
leftwing terrorists following the
discovery Of q reported new
assassination plot against
President Romulo Betancourt
Wednesday.
The diplomat, Edward p.
Long, 40, of Evanston, ILL.,, the
United States Embassy's politi-
cal officer, was not home when
the raiders arrived. He had
taken his children swimming.
Neighbors found his wife,
Phyllis, and the maid tied up
in the kitchen. They were un-
harmed.
The two women said the
terrorists, avowed members Of
the Castroite Armed Forces for
National Liberation (FALN)
we're we'll dressed and took
nothing from the house when
they left. The raiders were
quoted as saying they were
looking for weapons.
They found none in a long
search Of the house.
The four were armed with
submachine guns. They entered
the house through, back win
dows while Mrs. Long was pre-
pairing a Sunday School lesson
One Of the men used q paint
spray gun to print pink initials
of the FAIlN on the walls. He
also wrote the name of Jose
1 Montesina, a terrorist killed BY
his own bomb last year in ar
attempt to blow UP a United
States Army plane parked al
q local airport.
The raiders pulled out the
/ house telephone wires before
leaving in a waiting car.
4 An embassy spokesman saic
the terrorists apparently were
only after weapons and aiming
to scare United States citizenl
without hurting them. The,
scorned 300 bolivars (about $685.
which they found in q drawer.
The spokesman said morl
such attacks are likely as thu
November presidential elections
approach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
Midas Spy Satellite
SIoshed From Budget

enough to continue system de-
sign experiments.
"After that information Is
obtained, a system may again
be considered If cheap, reliable
launch vehicles, and simple
satellites of long life can be
designed, "Dr. Brown said.
Through fiscal 1868, DR..
Brown said, the program has
cost $423 million. "Of that,
would say about half has been
wasted he told the subcom-
mittee. Half has been spent
on gaining data which are, ]
think, quite necessary for any
system OF the kind that we
may develop in the future"
Another ScuttIed
The subcommittee heard
about another scuttled space
program from DR.. j. P. Ruina,
director of the Advanced Re-
search Projects Agency.
He said the so-caleld Bambi
system has been ruled out be-
cause 1t is not feasible land
would cost about $50 billion a
year even If technical problems
encountered In research work
could be solved.
Bambi was designed to track
and intercept ICBMS during
launching with armed recon-
naissance satellites.
DR.. Brown testified the Pen-
tagon has launched and then
terminated 81 projects that
cost a total Of more than 81
billion during the past 10 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
By the Associated Press

The Pentagon virtually has
given up on producing q spy
satellite to detect Soviet bal
listic missile launchings and
flash instant attack warnings
to the United States.
A sharp cut in funds ap-
parently spells the end for the
Midas satellite although the
Defense Department plans to
continue research looking for
q new approach to the same
goal.
DR.. Harold Brown, director OF
defense research and engineer
ing, told Congress about 1t in
heavily censored testimony
made public yesterday.
DR.. Brown said the program
has been reoriented and cut
back substantially the exact
amount was deleted by the GEN.
sor-because Of severe difficult
ties that confronted the Air
Force development effort.
Wouldn't Produce System
The slash in funds recon-
mended by the Pentagon was
based ION the conclusion that
the way the program was 60
ing II would never produce q
reliable. dependable system,
Or. Brown told a closed session
Of the House Military Appro-
priations Subcommittee May 6.
The funds sought for the
program now. he said, will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16
BY the Associated Press

An Air Force officer says the
controversial Tx fighter plane
will be able to do "All the Jobs
that in World War II we did
with Bits, B-24s, B-25s, B-26s,
P-51s, PATS"
Mai. Gen. W., w. Momyer,
director of operational require
ments, told q House Appropri-
ations subcommittee. I'VE
think that this aircraft will
stand =. as truly the SUI
perior tactical fighter OF its
day"
In the flood Of charges and
countercharges over the award
Of the s6.5-billion Tx Job.
what the aircraft Is expected
to do has been ohscured. Gen.
Momyere May IA testimony,
released yesterday. fills In some
Of the details.
Gen. Momyer said the plane,
designed for both Navy and
Air Force, would be able 70
fly extremely slowly IS well as
at extremely high speeds be-
cause Of It's variable swept
wing.
BY changing the area OF
wing exposure, the plane would
be able to ''loiter" over q bat
tie area or carry a maximum
bomb load, he said.
It would be able to land or
9 very short airstrip made Of
rolled earth or pierced steel
plankine, not to mention the
deck Of an aircraft carrier.
Gen. Mcmyer's heavily cen
sored testimony gave no indi.
cation Of the planes top speed
but there was q hint that II
could land at q speed OF less
than lis miles an hour.
1t. Gen. James Ferguson
deputy chief Of staff for re.
search, said there Is evidences
that the Soviet Union is trying
to develop more advanced stra.
teeic .homhers and fighters,
DE- Harold Brown. director
Of defense research and en-
cheering. told the subcommit-
tee the saving on having one
plane for both Navy and All
Force would be about 81 bill
lion.
Or. Brown conceded the Nav!
is not scompletely happy" with
Tx.
ITO q degree, the Navy peo.
pie may feel. as / might fee
in their shoes, that by havint
the Air Force develop thil
plane for them they are losinl
their position in the aircraft
design business. and ] suspec
that might have something Il
do with the unhappiness."
He said the Air Force 4
quite happy with 1t becausI
1t does incorporate their state'
requirements almost com
pletely."
DR.. Brown added the Senatl
hearings "have not produces
information which changes tn
approach to the Tx pro
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-12
"sPEAKs TO DETROIT JEWS
ISRAELI RABBI SAYS AGE OF MESSIAH HERE"

BY HiIey H. Ward. Free Press Religious Writer, Free
Press, Dec ~
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DsAR RABBI coREN: HOW RIGHT YOU ARE AND
MORE WONDERFULLY THAN you DARE TO IMAGINE I
NY MARVELLOUS IMPERATIVE CHRIST -
DIVINE - "scIENcE or SCIENCES" OF THE
UNIVERSE HAS REVIVED PRIMITIVE CHRIS.
TIANITy WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT or HEALINc'I -
THE SMALLEST PART or CHRISTIAN SCIENCE,
WHOSE HIGHER MISSION IS TO TAKE AWAY THE
SINS or THE WORLD - THE HEALING OF
The NATIONS" (Rev. 22:2) -
ETERNAL, ABSOLUTE, SUPREME SCIENCE WAS
IMPERATIVE TO ANNHILATE THE DEVIL USING
tsss RABBI, Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-12

BY Sydney J. Harris. Free Press
RETIRING AUTOMATICALLY"
ARBITRARILY = AT AGE IS!
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
" By THAT AGE THE NEARLY 100 YEARS
INCREASING MOMENTUM OF GODS CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH, ETERNAL CHRIST
SECOND coMINc," IS NOT REALIZED, THEN 1T IS
UNFORTUNATE = BUT REDEEMABLEI
COME UNTO NE ALL YE WHO -. ARE HEAVY
LADEN" - SAYS THE ETERNAL CHRIST
WHAT A WASTE OF HUMAN TALENT 7"
man know who has been the executive officer Of
large company for many years is being svtomasiesy
'e'ed IN FEW weeks when he reaches the age Of IS.
IS my prediction fhst he may "suiomsiesIIy" die
before he reaches the age Of 70
One OF the erueesf features Of modern society the
compulsory retirement OF men who still energetic and
neany seems unnecessary TO point out that many Of the
worlds greatest creative senv.es have done their best
work otter IS.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-12

DEVIL DEATH : HITS W.. DC. COCKTAIL.
TOBACCO s0PHIsTICATI0N! AND
HOlIYW00DS SATAN. SIN. SEX : ADAM-EW
lord GOD" HYPNOTIC FRAUDS : MYTHS!
DEATH TAKES MORAL. SPIRITUAL.
INTELLECTUAL CRIPPLE
SEN. ROBERT KERR, g. HEART
ATTACK AND VIRUS INFECTION : THE DEVIL
SAYS! ALIAS FOR C0vET0Us
THINKING INFECTION!
NOT 4 SMOKER OR DRINKER
The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-12
BY Andrew f. Evehouf CS. +f+
Modern Christian Science crusade

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Nsior prophet cf "our Fsfher-Hother God. sllI
noniovs . Is Silence ard Health with Key 10 the Sc
tures BY Nary Baker Eddy with world message
mission ~ho @il - by 'he grace Of God = DO Frueh
Martin Luther Job in this age - And how Science
Health, or .essbock is Gods Libers'or Of the Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUEP REPRESENTATIVE OF c
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS
FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE, TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniqui'y'!
The "vke~srn" live in . tools paradise"
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW FAITHF
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTI
SCIENCE = ny WORKS AND GREATER" uesus).
WORTH IS 70 so MILLION s, A
PROMINENT FIGHTER FOR THE 27I7's OIL DE.
plETlON ALLOWANCE BONANZA. TO MAKE
NULTfjAiLLIOH s OIL TYcOOks
THE DEVIL TOOK Hin FOR 10 TO IS YEARS :
WAGES or siN". DEMOCRAT. OKLA
GODS MARY BAKER EDDY. 80!
SUCCESSOR TO CHRIST JESUS REACHED
HER 10Th YEAR IN lslo
PART Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
ElIlli[ii![IIh
Buzz SAWYER
JULIET JONES
Pogo
MUTT AND JEFF
liNLEEitiGfIIIIN

Alloy, land-lubbers! It's
down to the Capitol Plaza
rejecting pool for boats to-
morrow and Wednesday.
Model boats. that is.
More than 200 children
with their pint-sized sail
boats, self-propelled mechan-
ical boats and jet-propelled
boats will be competing for
108 trophies in q regatta
that rewards appearance,
workmanship and perform
ance Of the crafts.
Sponsored by the District
Recreation Department, the
regatta begins at 10 am.
each day and lasts about two
hours. Rain dates are Thurs
day and Friday. Tomorrow is
the day for pee wees 90
and under) and juniors (13-
1D to compete. Wednesday
belongs to sub juniors (1l-
I'D and seniors (l5-1D.
There's no charge for
those who want to find out
which is more thrilling and
amusing to watch-the half
pint boats or their half-pint
shippers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
By WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: In connection
with q championship game Of
golf, it was reported that 1.-THE
winner won by three strokes
over Mr.. A., and by six over
Mr.. B." ! have often read SIM
liar statements and to me the
implication is that Mr.. AS
score was three strokes lower
than the winners score and
MIR. BIS score was six lower
than the winners score.
Since low score wins in golf.
isn't 1t correct to say that the
winner won by three under
Mr.. A. and by six under Mr.. B.
Your ruling, please?-Howard
D. Bergen, Washington. d. c.
Answer: I'm glad you asked
that question because I too
have been increasingly dis
tressed by the widespread mis-
use Of lover" In this sense.
One of the Nations leading
auto makers boasts that his
compact car is q better buy
than the competing cars by
hundreds Of dollars over the
rivals prices. A leading ice
cream maker. advertising q
cut-price special, says that the
customer buying 1t will save 10
cents "over" the regular price.
The shelves Of any supermar-
ket will show you soaps and
detergents similarly tabled.
It seems TO me that again
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12

For listings. see where and
When" on the Amusement
Page.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
BY Walt Kelly


We can thank Madison Avenue
for this calculated abuse Of our
language. Some genius (adwise,
that Isl has laid down the
dogma that lover" sounds like
more" while under" sounds
like less" Since the glutton-
Gus beast that Mad Avenue
thinks is the American public
can always be counted upon
to want more. the sense of the
language is again defiled and
a word is made to mean what
the adwriter, like Humpty
Dumpty in "Alice in Wonder
land" chooses it to mean,
neither more nor less" But
what is funny in Lewis CAROLS
fantasy Is less than amusing
as a slick contrivance Of the
"anti-language" Of advertising.
Question: Is there such q
word as "jailee"2 It came up
in a recent Scrabble game and
could not be found in the die
tionary. The player argued that
II mortgagor is paired with
mortgagee, employer with en-
ployee and so forth, there
surely should be a jailee TO
match Tailor. Why not2 -
Dolores Blake. East Paterson.
N. j.
Answer: Your fellow Scrab-
bier shows admirable ingenuity
and makes his point with COM
mendable logic. Unfortunately.
logic and language seldom have
much to do with each other.
There Is no such work as
"jailee" for the simple reason
that there Is no need for It.
"Jailbird" does very well TO
describe an inmate of o jail.
(copyright 1903, By william Norris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12

Opening lead: Trey Of hearts
When this hand was playeC
in an important tournament O
few years ago, the East hand
was held by Bill Root, q tall
muscular expert who could
really beat the daylights out Of
a drum II he wanted to. This
time he didn't want to.
Root won the first trick with
the ace Of hearts and returned
q heart to the queen. South
won thetthird heart and lost q
diamond finesse to the king
Root cashed the jack Of hearts
and returned q diamond. tc
dummy's ace.
South needed the rest Of the
tricks and planned to cash the
Jack Of diamonds to see II the
ten would drop. If it didn't
he would try the spade finesse.
Runs Clubs
Declarer naturally ran his
four clubs before making up
his mind. Root had to throw
a diamond or q spade on the
fourth club and he knew that
either discard would be fatal.
The point was that South
didn't know 1t. If Root sobbed
and sighed over his discard,
South would know what was
going on. Instead, Root threw
the four Of spades without any
tell-tale hesitation or agoniz-
ing.
South cashe6 the Jack Of dia-
monds only to discover that
the ten didn't drop. And then
he tried the spade finesse, los
ing the last two tricks to the
blank king Of spades and the
ten Of diamonds. Down two
South was not overjoyed tc
find that he had lost to the
blank king but he depressed
the impulse to drink q beakel
Of hemlock. There's no Joy
but also no disgrace In losing
to q fine play by a good OPP
ponent.
Daily Question
You are In third position
after two passes, holding:
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What do you say2
Answer: Pass. It is quite
all right to make a light bid
In third position II you can
indicate q good suit or a favor
able opening lead. In this case
you have only poor suits and
cannot be sure of what suit
you would like led. There Is
nothing to recommend a bid.
CcOpyriEht, 1858. Gen. Features cOrp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12

come. SoloistS will be Robert
Wojciak, clarinet; Robert
Barlow, harp, and William
DuPree, tenor vocalist. It's
free at 8 pm.
Sousa's THE Rifle Regi-
ment," lode to Victory" by
Shilkret. selections from
Loewe's MY Fair Lady" and
1912 Overture" by Tchai-
kovsky help make UP a var
led program for the Army
Band. conducted by Mai.
Samuel Loboda at Watergate,
$3.50 pm. Free.
TO SEE
Film
Turn the Wheel West" is
the evening adventure
planned at 8 pm. with sew
eral travel films in color fea-
turing Western nation al
parks. Meet at the Nature
van In Lincoln Park, East
Capitol and Twelfth streets.
Free.
Special Event
The Drum and Bugle Corps,
the Silent Drill Platoon, the
firing Of three memorial vol
leys, the sound Of Taps"
on q summer evening
everything about the 1880
pm. ceremonies at the Ma
rine Corps Memorial 1.-Two
Jima Statue) Is impressive.
Located Just off Route 80
over Memorial Bridge in
Arlington, Va. Come early
for convenient parking
spaces.
Theaters
For listings. see where anc
When" on the Amusement
Page.
Exhibits
Early accounts Of American
birds as recorded by ex-
plorers and settlers and
other illustrated bird books
are displayed In the Library
Of Congress main building.
rare book reading room on
second floor, First street and
Independence avenue Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
TO HEAR
Lecture

How the consumer Is pro-
tected from harmful cos
metics win be one Of the
interesting subjects pursued
on the Health, Education
and Welfare Widening Ho-
rizons" program at 10 am.
Students should convene at
Agriculture Departments
South Building before going
to the Bureau OF Biological
STANDARDIZATION Of Color
and Cosmetics for illus
trated lecture on pharma-
ceutical chemistry.
Music
At the Capitol Plaza, Capts.
Harry H. Mesuer and Robert
L. Landers conduct the AIR
Force Band in q program
that includes Americans
We" by Fillmore, Hermati's
''Blue Bird Of Happiness"
and la Feria Suite. by La
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Make Your PIuy
Without Agony
By ALFRED SHERWOOD

If your luck holds you may
never need to stage q jailbreak
but If you do try to escape
from the pokey don't bother to
beat q drum. There are times
when you don't really want to
attract attention.
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-12
Pint-Size Cuptuins Set Sail
For CupitoI PIuzu Regatta

Open Q am. to 10 pm.
Through September 30.
A group Of prints from
the University Of Maryland
Art Department Is the spe-
cial attraction In the Smith
sonian Buildings graphic
arts gallery, Tenth street and
jefferson drive S.W. Open 9
am. to $3.50 pm. through
September Is.
Art
"The Sisters" by Morisot
is painting of the week at
National Gallery Of Art. Sixth
street and Constitution av-
enue NV. Gather at the
painting in Gallery II and
noon and 2 pm. to hear
brief talk about the work
and the artist. Genera. gall
lery tours leave rotunda at
II am, / and 3 pm.
The Romantic" period in
American art (l8O0-1e00)
is pointed UP in Corcoran
Gallery's current exhibit at
Seventeenth street and New
York avenue NV. Includes
works such as Thomas Coles
1.-THE Tornado" which came
early in the century, and the
impressionism Of F. Childe
Hassam In his "Old House ut
East Hampton" Open 0 am.
TO $3.50 pm.
Sports
Long-distance races are
what you see when the Dis
trict Of Columbia Road Run
ners Club convenes. Tomor-
row they run at the Fairfax
(Va) YMCA on Little River
turnpike between Annandale
and Fairfax. Call Hugh Jas
court at 52S-3312 for addi-
tional information.
Nine thrilling races will
be run at Laurel Race Course
midway between Baltimore
and Washington, beginning
at 2 pm. Grandstand. 81;
clubhouse, "a.
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It's the Trend

There's a trend in commu-
nifty planning throughout the
country that puts the emphasis
on plenty Of open spaces and
recreation facilities.
Several such communities
already are being built in
the Washington area--small
ones with swimming pools and
tennis courts, and large ones
with golf courses and even
horse rings or marinaS.
The newest is a huge coun-
try club city, designed ulti-
mately for a population Of
about $1,000, which is being
built in nearby Anne Arundel
County, Md. 1t is known as
Crofton.
Located at Route 45O de
tense highway and Route 8
(Crain highway in the center
Of the Washington
Baltimore triangle, Crofton is
a 500 million residential and
commercial community being
developed by the Crawford
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-21
It's the Trend
All for Recreation
BY DANIEL POOLE
Stor Real Estdte Editor

Corp, a Baton Rouge-based
housing and financing firm.
It contains 1000 wooded and
billy acres Of Maryland
countryside, of which more
than 20 per cent will be left
in open spaces. About 500
Crofton homes, for instance,
will back up to a 2lO-acre golf
course which will wind
through the development.
Carl NorcroSs, vice presi-
dent of the Crawford Corp,
says Crofton is being built on
the theory that "a house Is
only half the picture in a home
purchase" Because Of this, he
adds:
"The magnificent visual ap-
peal at Crofton, its unique
street arrangement, variety
Of community life and recrea-
tional facilities are being de-
signed to give families a better
kind Of country living"
The community's 18-hole
golf course and its first streets