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Drive Out
And See for Yourself

HIGH AREA-De-
sirable center hail, 4-bedrm., ga
bath, brick split level, liy. rm, with
firepl., Ice, panel den with firepl,
din, rm, table-spAce kit, laundry
and storage rooms, full tiled bsmt.
garage. Convenient to all grades
OF schools, S3l,5O0. o. d. FIELD,
INC, Realtors, JU. b-7ll3 or Mr..
Elliott, III g-AgO1
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PRICE REDuCEn

SILVER sPRING-Builder sacrifices
these spacious modern ramblerS
for S2B.750. 4 twin-Sized bedrms a.,
split-foyer entry, 3 full baths.
lac. hv. rm., din. rm., very. de luxe
kit. paneled rec. rm., balcony
Near lge. park. Flexible financing
l. l.. LEWIS 949-4330
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CLIFTONBROOK

Be sure to drive out and
visit this beautiful develop
ment OF 3 and 4 bedroom
homes. All electric Kitchens.
hot water Dashboard heat,
earports, and many other
custom features, Prices start
at $4,000. open SUNDAYS
for your convenient inspec-
shire ave. beyond White osE
tinue on Route $50 70
CLlFTOKBROOK and our
OPEN signs.
RIPLEY CO. Realtor.
III h.aIII
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LYNCH BRoTHERs, INC.
ADAMs-MORGAN AREA

ADAMs-MORGAN AREA
Spacious semidetached brick
F n2a: So soS SstS.. tirs II SsS
2 on ca. Il. Lee. frt. porch,
2 small rear porches LIST and
2nd fls. Large lot. Priced
for immediate sale. For
further details please call
Mr.. Burke, ewes. and week
ends DI. 10000.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
Az X Street NV. MA. $3.50
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CHIITIIM

custom-bullt Colonial brick. 4 bed
rms. up, lEe. liv. rm, with firepl
sep. din. rm.. breakfast nook, u
baths, full bsmt.. gas h.-W. heal,
ser. porch, garage. many extra
Price reduced 70 S20.45Q for PHA
purchaser. Call MT Mann. h.
2-357g. PAUL P. sToNS CO.. To,
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wHEATON-only $3.50 down, pay
ments less than rent buys this
rm., ice kit, screened porch,
nice fenced yard, mr.. Wheaton
Plaza and Our Lady OF Good
Counsel High School. Call OWNER
at NAn-1hhA
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kENSINGTON--5-bedrm., 2la-bath
brick Colonial. New-house cond
Unusually well arranged, Immedi-
ate possession. S27,75O. Ewes. OIL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .
D l.. Barnard. 588-7977

REALTORS JU. $500
wOODsmE PARKWAY = Stately
center hall brick and stone
Colonial, situated on beautiful
grounds, 3 twin size bedrmS, 4
baths, den. large liv. rm., formal
din. rm., family kitchen. rec. rm.,
. fireplaces and double car
garage, J. C. CONLEY REALTORS,
III 0.Afql
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WARDER ST. NV,

Row Bricks rooms baths.
complete kitchens Apt. in bSmt
Decorated.
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QUAINT ACREs-Gorgeous family
home for de luxe living, 4 bed
rms, ga baths, paneled club rm
with bar, b-ton centrally air cond.
Beautiful Wv. earpeting. Fenced
swimming pool 20x40 with bath
house. Over l-aere handicapped lot
only S3S.b0O with 81. 900 down.
Trade your present home.
MARYLAND OFFICE, 949-2300
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SOMERSET. CH. CHI hedrms.,
3 baths, 2 dens, rec, rm., pvt
parties only. OWNER, OIL. 4-41S7.
onATH
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ANDRIS

a. - n SAN(
sO2i Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-gO70
SILVER SPRING - Be snug this
winter In this cory formstone RAM
bier, . bedrmA eat-in Kitchen, fun
hsmt. Extras including new roof
alum. AWNINGS, level fenced lot
only 81 $50 g4p-4fJ4
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT
SILVER sPRING-si4,760. ssi per
mo MONEY DOWN"
OF or $3.50 FHA 5-bsdrm rambler
everything, Walk 10 all cow
w J NICHOLAS Realtor III i-lOOO
SILVER sPRING-Builders own 81.
bedTm., 2h-bath corner rambler
incl. large screen porch, finished
rec, nm, with cedar storage clos.
ela many attractive built ins
Beautifully handicapped Excel H.
nancinE Call OWNER. Ju n.
SILVER SPRING, EAST SPRING.
BROOK BRICK sPLfT-LEvEL 4
YILAyRs qt,Ip . BEpRoyoM7,
b2sMo F RSdaa gut StPh Bij.iStE
nENT' cfRcLE DRIVE on
WOODED 90 = 80 LOT Sob
300 OWNER. Mayfair 9.l3pG
sUyTR SPRING - walk 70 OF
schools and bus, apac bfk split
level. 3 bedrmst den or an bed.
fm, rec, rm with sliding doors 70
patio. elec KIT with table tpare
fuli bsmt With outside entr, 500
500 ~ 1880
SILVER SPRING =. COMFORT r.
KING In this split-foyef chafmef
with bsdfms and room Tor
more 81 baths wall n vail
tafpeting. ultimate In modern
rOryrnleneea sgTtiUn.
isZ a LoFTiN, INC. HE i.i3Oo
SILVER woodsids Park
walk 10 Hecht CO LARGE bedfr
brick rambler 81 baths, beautis
ful rec. rm Very conveniently 10.
Gated WoODsfDE REALTY CO.
~. p.Gtt0
srNALL EsIATF. acres plus s.
bedfm brick rambler WITH breeze
way and gafase See today only
eu1 500
DUANE REAL EsTATE INC
REALTORS pi@.B3n0
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RRLTsyUIE ann, MONT. m

Brick rambler, 3 yrs. old. Excel.
cond. has 4 bedrms., . kits, 2A
baths. full bsmt. OIL hot-air heat.
on beautiful corner lot Reas
PT6lff;sTds Ct s sSsiSGe oii SJo buzz SD,E
Al NV FF s-8550
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hartman Realty, Realtors


Old home too small7 Trade up TO
vile in 3-bedrm. brick Tamblers
with full bSmt, SEP. din. Im., de
luxe kit, full baths, on "a acre
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

WORKING SETTLED COUPLE
would like furn. or unfurn, apt.
in the vic. Of Kennedy st. colored.
tn. 2-S6l3, after z pm.
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OF The 7 EAR
FROM S23,99O

Each model has finished rec. RIM,
plus room for future 5th bedrm.
Walking distance to elem. ir. and
high schools,
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BERwYN HEIGHTS. 1907 Seminole
ST. bedrms,. liy. rm.. kitchen.
bath, auto. gas heat. No down
payment, Just take over monthly
payments OF 500 20. DE. 2-245S.
VIII B-Ra5T
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SPACE
SPACE

SFACE
New splt-level, 4 bedrms., all on
one floor. 2lh baths, Ice. de luxe
kit. with family breakfast rm.
THE BIG-FAMILY BUY
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TRAVILAH-5 rm. home, Ice. mod
kit. on | acre lot. Has > rm.
effic. apt. which rents for $50
per mo. Also out bids. and fenced
space for cattle. o. D. FIELD
INC. WI, s-2473 or WA. B-O57l
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

KENSINGTON-Brick and frame,
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, with beaut.
rec. rm,, in excellent condition.
Lge. patio. MEADOWBRooK, INC,
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ELEM. AND HIdH
SCHOOL walking dist.
brick rambler, partially finished
rec. rm. Low pymts. Sl5.400. Call
VIII. 2-7l23.
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LANGLEY REALTY

BEST VALUE you receive for the
money! 4-bedrm. Cape Cod. Fam
ily-size liv. RIM dream kitchen,
side porch and fenced lot are all
included i n this low siS'10o sal;
settlement charges. FHA or OF
terms.
BALL REALTY, INC. 474-4OOO
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pAIRGAY FoifioS, Va. cR 9.2S9'
HAAAA sAA Free Porkinu
THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER"
GEORGE @. SCOTT
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5CENTUE Folrllnaion Shop. Center
) SAA1sAss@ rt $1,000 Free Purkinu
JoANNE WOODWARD, RICHARD
lpEYMER In THE sTRIpPER."
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gic": 1880 am, 1880. $3.50,
5:35, 1885 and 9:40 pm.
Ontari0--"Lawrence of Ara
bia";; 2 and S:15 pm.
Palace 'Donovan's Reef;
1880 am, 1870, 3:15, $40, z, 9
and 1880 pm.
Playhouse - "The L-shaped
Room; II am. lis, $3.50, $40,
7:55 and 10 pm.
Plaza-"Mondo Cane; 1910,
2:lO, 4:l0. 6:l0. $40 and 10
pm.
Trans-Lux-"Bye Bye Bird
ie"; 1888 am, lao, $40, $3.50,
8 and 10 pm.
TOwn-"Irma La Douce": IL,
2:40, $40, 8 and 1880 pm.
UptOwn-"How the West Was
Won; 2 and $3.50 pm.
Warner-"Cleopatra";; 2 and
8 pm.
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peare's Much Ado About
Nothing; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador Summer Ma
gic'; las, 3:25, 5:25, 7:35 and
Gas pm.
Apex - Musical Festival;
Flower Drum Song: 1:15, 4.
$40 and GAS pm.
Capitol 49, "a Gathering Of
Eagles; 1855, 2, Ais, gas,
1885 and 10:45 pm.
DupOnt-"The Elusive Cor
poral"; /, 2:55, 5, 7:20, 9:35 and
.11:45 pm.
Keith's-"The Great Escape:
11:15 am, 2, 5, 7:55 and 1850
pm.
Northumberland Can't
Sing; 1880. 4, 6:lO. $40 and
$50 pm.
observation-disclosures Ma
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Press dispatch, this took the
form of refusing to let that
most kingly Of actors, Sir.
Laurence Olivier, dominate
England's annual show busi-
ness charity performance. AS
the story goes, Miss Taylor
gave Producer Charles Russell
"a hours to change a skit she
did with Olivier and Jean Sim
mons to give her as many laugh
lines as were written for Sir
Laurence.
She got the lines and the
laughs, plus an additional one
later when the story Of her
protest made the press.
4 y 4
SATURDAY SUMMARY:
mo Strings Richard Rodgers
first single handed musical
Emusic and lyrics will close
on Broadway on August 3 after
a run of some Is months. :.
It will take to the road in Bos-
ton August 5, with Howard
Keel and Barbara McNair in
the roles originally created by
Richard Kiley and Dihann Car
roll. . Ella Kazan will direct,
and Jason Robards, jr., star in
Arthur Miller's first play since
"A View from the Bridge" &.
The new work, after The
FALL" will be presented in jan
uary by the Lincoln Center Re-
ertory Company at the tenn
porary Washington Square
theater which will house Ka-
zan's group until the Center's
eight million dollar theater is
ready in 1865.
THE Leopard" which won
Cannes Festivals best picture
Golden Palm, will open Mon
treal's fourth annual interna-
tional cinema festival on Janu-
airy 2. E. It is a Goth Century,
Fox production and represents
the first major American studio
participation in Montreals fete.
Burt Lancaster, Alain De-
lon, and Claudia Cardinale star
in THE Leopard" based upon
Count Giuseppe di Lampedusa's
best-selling novel. Penguin
Productions will be presenting
the third and final per-
Torrance tonight of Arthur
Miller's THE Crucible" at
Christ Church Parish Hall in
Alexandria. r. Kelly Nc
Cormack directed the produc-
ton for which curtain time is
$3.50 pm. +, Novelist James
T. Farrell and Katherine Dun
ham will discuss THE Repeat
ing Cycle of Artistic Inspira-
ton" at the Washington Thea
ter Club on July %, $3.50 pm
=. It's a special program fol
club members.
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When the New York City Ballet opens its
week at the Carter Barron Amphitheater
on July 20, Mimi Paul, who started her dane
ing career in Washington; will be listed as a
SOlOiSt for the first time in her career. This
makes it official that she is no longer a
member of the corps de ballet and still a
rank below principal dancer, but she al
ready has been given "ballerina' status by
a number of critics. Miss Paul studied with
the Washington School of Ballet before
going on to the New York City Ballots
School of American Ballet
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JEFFERSON 81 ~, I " 4 Z 1 s,"S.c
9 Academy Awards. THE LONG,
EST DAY" at 1ii0, 1880, s.30 PM,
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club members.
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Mr.. schneider nad brought MS
pinnacle achievement a mon
these, in point of honors, was
Edward Albee's, and his own,
prize-winner, who's Afraid OF
Virginia Woolf" The other two
were Harold Pinter works done
off-Broadway.
"Never again." Mr.. Schneider
said.
Never again what" he was
asked.
"Never again will ! work this
hard in one season." he re-
piled. IT have two definite COM
mitments for next season. One
of these is the London produc-
ton of Virginia Woolf,' the
other staging Albee's new play,
The Ballad of the Sad Cafe
Then, there's a Samuel Beckett
play, called Play which I will
do if it is ready"
Mr.. Schneider, who can sound
furiously firm, sounded furi-
ously firm.
Since then, however, he
seems to have weakened.
As he said, he will do the
London version of Virginia
Woolf" and the Broadway ver-
sion of Sad Cafe" an Albee
adaptation of a novella by Car
son McCullers.
This is not all, however. Mr..
Schneider, a kind of Bertolt
Brecht specialist, as he GER
tainly proved in Arenas great
est all-time hit, "Threepenny
Opera" is having unexpected
Brecht impulses. These have
grown out of the Broadway
failure of Mr.. Schneider's ia
vorite Brecht play, Mother
Courage"
With Anne Bancroft in the
title role, 1t ran for a mere 81
performances. This is far
too few, no matter what the
explanation, for a play that
good, in Mr.. Schneider's opin-
ion. 1t ought to be done again
Immediately, he feels, to cor
rect any false impression of the
plays actual merit.
So, he very likely will do it.
But Off Broadway this time in
stead Of in one of those ex-
pensive midtown productions.
He will be trying to fit it in
between Sad Cafe" and that
journey to London he must
make to stage Virginia
Woolf."
A director who admires
Brecht as much as does Mr.
Schneider doesn't like to see the
former left in an atmosphere
of injustice. So, firm intention
to do less work to the con.
trary. his schedule is alread!
expanding. Including. almos
inevitably, one or two Areni
productions especially If tn
off-beat type playwright find
his way onto Arenas 1856
schedule.
=
ELIZABETH, THE QUEEN
Having attained Queendom al
Cleopatra, Elizabeth Taylor has
this week amused London BY
refusing to retreat to lesser
stature.
According to an Associated
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rNI INV zSj5 osofvlo Ave. NV.
Sv1wNA NO. 7-44e4 RA. 5000
tsPANIsH FILMsl, July 10 thru July
e33 EEL DEREcHo DE EAcER, /" JoTgs
b B S aSEh @'ss sia ds1sS que booze So
Open ct $40.
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WHERE
AND WHEN

Current Stage and Screen
Shows and Show Times
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Films of More Thon Routine Merit

"DR NO"-Free movie version Of Ian Jennings
novel, with Sean COnnery James Bond gentleman SPY.
"HUD"-Pau Newman a represhensble young Texan out
to get his and IL you don't like It, drop dead, chum
1.-THE LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER"-A tongue -n-c cheek
whOdunit marked by John Illusions direCtOral flair.
"THE LONGEST DAY"Star studded and dramatic account
Of almost all that happened on D-Day, 1914.
'MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY"-That king size version,
with Marion BrandO Mr.. Christian mutneer.
ITO KILL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lees Pulitzer Prize
novel becomes Of the best motion pictures
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Stage

Stage
National - 1.-THE Sound of
Music: 2 and $3.50 pm.
Carter Barron Amphitheater
Opera Festival; La Boheme"::
$3.50 pm.
Olney Theater-"The Visit;
$3.50 pm.
Shady Grove Music Fair -
TOP Banana; 5 and $3.50 pm.
Sylvan Theater - Shakes
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THE PASSING SHOW
Alan Schneider Can't
Escape Play DeIuge
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic Of The Star

Alan Schneider who had just completed directing his third
consecutive play Stage left Washington opening
night of 1.-THE Threepenny Opera" in md-May with firm
intention.
With the staging of those last three productions
Mr. Schneider brought his total for the The
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ELIZABETH, THE QUEEN:
Having attained Queendom as
Cleopatra, Elizabeth Taylor has
this week amused London by
refusing to retreat to lesser
stature.
According to an Associated
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RetriuI Is Begun
In FutuI Stubbino

John A. Naples. whose 1851
conviction on a first-degree
murder charge was later re-
versed by an appellate court. is
standing trial again. Jury Sc
lection started yesterday and
continued this morning before
Judge william B. Jones Of the
United States District Court.
Naples was tried without a
jury when he was 18 years old
on a charge Of fatally stabbing
Miss Edna Jewel, 81, in her
apartment in the 200 block Of
Massachusetts, avenue NE. in
December, 1858.
Judge Alexander Holtzoft
found him guilty and sentenced
him to death in March, 1861,
under the Districts then-man-
datory death penalty law.
In April, 1862. the United
States Court of Appeals over
ruled the conviction, holding
that certain discriminating
statements made by Naples to
police should not have been ad-
mitted into evidence.
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District Man, 2o,
Indicted by Jury
In Hutchet Killing

A 29-year-old Washington
man was indicted yesterday on
a charge of second-degree mur-
der.
He was accused Of the
hatchet killing Of a friend who
fingered near death for a
month before succumbing.
The defendant, Nelson Bush,
jr., Of the HOO block Of Owen
place NE, was charged with
attacking william Jones. II. Of
no fixed address, April IL in
an alley on the 100 block o.
North Capitol street.
Mr.. Jones. who suffered
severe head wounds, died Ma!
13 at the Washington Hospita
Center. Bush has admitted tht
attack, police said, but haI
claimed it was self-defenSe.
In another indictment tht
grand jury charged a 22-year
old youth with attacking
17-year-old girl at knife poin
and raping her In an alley ol
1.-THE 1900 block Of r street Ma.
Y. The defendant is Richart
A. Lee of the 100 block o
Stanton terrace Sc.
The young woman told polio
Ashe was pulled into the ale,
iabout 8 pm. as she was re
turning home.
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Story With q Heart:
Boy to Get Operation

Nicholas Karavitis arrived
here from Greece Sunday hop
ing to add years to his life.
Three years ago the boy from
Kalamata, Greece, now 10, dis
covered he had a heart defect
which eventually would be ia
tai unless corrected. There
were no facilities for the OPP
Grafton in his home country.
and his father. Prof. Panagio-
tbs Karavitis, head Of the
Greek American Institute in
Messenia, couldn't afford to
bring him to America for sur
gerry.
For the next three years the
future looked bleak. Then two
weeks ago an American writer
in Greece. Arthur Stratton,
wrote to his sister, the wife Of
Representative Boiling, Lem
ocrat Of Missouri, telling Of
Nicholas problem.
It was found that Johns
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Curdozo Student,
IS, Arrested in
Knitting Another

A15-year-old student at Car
dozo High School was arrested
yesterday for stabbing a l6-
year-old clasSmate who refused
to return a quarter he h &
taken from the younger boys
desk, police said.
Police reported that the IS
year-old boy, during his home
room period had placed two
quarters on his desk which had
been snatched up by the l6-
year-old boy. The older boy re-
turned one Of the quarters but
told the 15-year-old to take
the other one off me-"
After the bell rang the boys
went out into the hall where
the 16-year-old again refused
to give back the Is cents. Police
reported that the 15-year-old
then stabbed his classmate with
a pocket knife.
The victim was taken TO
Children'S Hospital, treated for
the wound and released.
The l5-year-old boy, who has
a previous police record. was
held for action Of Juvenile Court
on a charge Of assault with q
dangerous weapon.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

rate of increase was slightly
larger for the older population
at 8 per cent, than for the
younger, which increased Z per
cent.
3. About 72 per cent Of the
amount expended in 1861 fol
medical care Of the 65-pluc
group came from private
sources, including insurance
while about 81 per cent Of the
expenditure for those under s.
came from private sources. II
was pointed out that informa-
ton on the value of services
provided without charge BY
private physicians was moi
available.
4. Slightly more than half
or SO per cent, Of all expend.
itures for medical care of per-
sons IS or older vent for hos.
pital and skilled nursing home
care.
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persons over SIS, $12S for those
younger
DR.. Donald p. Kent, director
Of the Office of Aging, said
about 20 per cent of all ex-
penditures made for personal
heath services in this country
inafe6l went for the care OF the
8 .per cent Of the population
aged 65 and over.
Other findings:
/. An estimated $26.64 billion
was spent in 1861 for personal
health care Of all citizens. OF
the total, $5.35 billion was
spent for care Of older persons,
and $2l.29 billion, or 30 per
cent, for the 81 per cent OF the
population under IS.
2. Health care expenditures
increased in 1861 over 1860 fol-
both age groups-the overall
total going UP from $24.83 bill
lion to $26.64 billion-but the
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Virginia Concrete
Drivers on Job

Union truck drivers for the
Virginia Concrete Co. were back
at work today without a new
contract. But most concrete
truck drivers in this area re-
mained out in a strike that
has caused slowdowns on many
construction projects.
Robert Saunders. personnel
manager for the Virginia Con-
crete Co., said the company's
100 concrete truck drivers had
returned to work.
The remainder Of the 450
drivers striking four other ccm-
panies last night turned down
a new contract offer by the
ready-mix concrete firms.
Dump truck drivers and driv-
ers for the Trailways Bus Co.
on Washington to New York
runs are still on strike.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

Hopkins University In Balti-
more could perform the opera
ton, but it would be expensive.
Ted Venetoulls, aide to Rep
resentative Sickles. Democrat
of Maryland, was called in be-
cause Johns Hopkins is in Mr..
Sickles' district.
Mr.. Venetoulis made a plea to
the reek-Americans living in
the Baltimore area. Represent
ative Brademas, Democrat of
Indiana, Of Greek descent,
spread the appeal Nationally.
I'VE receive dcontributions,
but not enough" Mr.. Vene-
toulis said. Then we thought
of the possibility of getting the
boy into the National Institutes
Of Health"
When doctors there learned
his case would provide needed
knowledge, they decided he was
eligible for free treatment. Then
an airline provided the boy and
his father with free transporta-
ton.
When they arrived in WASH
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Actress Divorced

LOS ANGELES, May %
(AP) Actress Sheree North
and her husband, a Beverly
Hills psychologist. DR.. Ger
hardt r. Sommer, won divorces
from each other today in
superior court. Both charged
cruelty.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

ington Sunday they were
greeted at the airport by Mrs.
Boiling and Mr.. Venetoulis.
The boy and his father stayed
Evening star., 1963-05-28
Cost Of Medical Care
Rises Sharply at Age 65
By the Associated Press

Medical care the average over 65 two and
half much under 65 in 1851 the Welfare
Department said today. - .
study prepared by the Social Security Administration
shows the average cost for medical $3l5 for
Evening star., 1963-05-28

with the Bollings Sunday night.
Yesterday Nicholas entered
NH for a series Of tests before
the operation, and Mr.. Kara
Evening star., 1963-05-28

Wits was invited to stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. william Condrell.
of 6601 Michael Drive, Be-
thesda.
Evening star., 1963-05-28

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