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PENN o o o o. o
acknowledgements 81. pass from
Kelly (Wilson kick.
artmouth-CreelmAn 25, pass from
Kelly Wilson kick.
Dartmouth - Gottschall 2, run
(Wilkson kick.
artmouth-Perinchie IS. punt re-
turn (Wilson kick.
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HOLY CROSS - o o o. O
SYRACUSE -----S 81 10 64S
SyracuSe-J. Paglio, recovered blocked
kick Holman. pass from King.
Syracuse-Duckett As, pass from Mahle
tDuckett kick.
syracuse-Bron 3. run CGaskins. pass
from King).
Syracuse-King z. run (kick failed).
Syracuse-Mahle 10. run Nance kick.
Syracuse-Girardi ., run tkick failed.
Z, run kick failed.
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ROYAL MOTORS, INC.
400 Georgia Ave. NV
Washington, D. c.
|. P. STEUART, INC.
l440 P 81. NV.
Washington, D. c.
AIS MOTORS, INC.
1910 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, Virginia
BOB BANNING, INC.
5l4-ls Boliimors Ave.
fayetteville. Maryland
DIVER MOTOR co.
U30 Old Georgetown Rd.
Bethesda, Maryland
MlDDtEkAUFF MOTORS
800 Potomac Avenue
hosersiown. Maryland
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OFFICIAL NOTICES
GOVERNMENT or
TIE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT or
EDsERNT.
CONTINUED

GOVERNMENT or
TIE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA
DEPARTMENT OF
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Finance Office
PUBLIC NOTICE OF MEETING
OF BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW
ID accordance with the provisions o
ne Act Of ConEreSS o. August "a
1884, as amended, and Organization
Order No. ia dated December u
1857, the Board Of Equalization and
Review viii be in session at ne No
nicipsl Center CRoom 2l4l from
January 8, 1884 until and including
the first Monday in April 1854, fol
the purpose Of hearing such com
plants as may be made in respect
TO the assessment Of real property
for the tax year beginning July ]
1854. The books containing the re
turns Of said assessments are OpeT
10 public inspection and may b
seen during Office hours on and aft
er January z, 1884, al the office d
the said Board in the Municipa
Center CROo.n 2ooe). The law pro
vides that no complaint IN respeci
to the assessment Of real property
shall be received or considered By
said Board after the first Monday u
April, 1854. Blank forms for flint
complaints may be obtained a
Room zoos, Municipal Center.
KENNETH BACK,
Finance Officer and Chairman Of TIT
Board Of Equalization and Review
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PERSONAL

DANCE CLUB, instruction and fun
f fs5; fun fun; parties art 81 t SEi VICTOR
PECANS = La. paper shell. NeV
crop. 5 pounds. So as. 10 pounds
$500. delivered. RE. 6-795s.
PORTRAITS N OIL = By MASTER
grad. Of G. W. University, S7S-Sl0
Phone Ss7-7s35.
UNIQUE PERSONALIZED introduo
tory service for unmarried adults
all religions. RE. 7-3s04, Monday
through Friday, " pm.
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RECEPTIONIST.
The Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co.
725 18th Street NV
Washington 5, D. C.


from the desk of BRUCE McHENRY
What's red and white on the outside and itchy
on the inside? That's me. In the boss Santa
Claus suit Poor me. Poor Modine too That's
Modlne Gunch. She's the boss secretary She
spent the whole morning stuffing me. It took
bed pillows the rug in the boss closet, car
blanket and me to fill the boss Santa suit
It's good thing 1 like to work here The boss
called me in this morning. 'McHenry," he said,
Il think it's time that stepped down and let
younger man take over some of the re-
Sponsibilities of this office think you should
help with the Christmas party. I think you
should be Santa this year. I'm getting too old
Now don't you think that we have just had
wonderful ideal" That's what like about nv
boss. He's always willing to share the credit
This is your once-in-a-lifetme opportunity to
see me in Santa suit and get fine job at the
same time. We are hiring girls to take care of
our customers problems. These girls will help
the customers place the long distance calls that
they cannot place themselves. For this we will
pay you $40 week to start. After months you
may make an average of 1884 week including
overtime and dHferentialS for Sunday and eve
ming work. What more could you ask for?
know, Christmas present. Come in and I'll
give you candy cane. I'll give you two candy
canes. We bought too many for the Christmas
party.
My office is at 725 18th st. NV. We are there
from $3.50 to Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-26

PIN GAMES, SIS and up. Music
boxes, SIS and up. Shuttle alleys,
Sis and up. All reconditioned
Inquire Az 9Th st. NV, u to Z Mon.
through Fiji 10 to on Sat. Cash
and carry,
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NIGHT CLERK

For LIST classdowntown hotel. Front
desk experience preferred, type 90
w.p.m. Good salary, meals, company
benefits. Apply MANGER HOTELS,
sll 18th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-26

PIANOS - We are closing out dOz.
zens Of one-of-a-kind new, floor sam.
pie and slightly used instruments al
worthwhile savings. Choice of many
styles in mahogany, walnut, cherry,
oiled walnut. fruitwood, ebony, etc.
Complete selection at all stores.
JORDAN'S, FOUR STORES: Corner
18th and G SITS. NV. CPhone ST. 3.
9400); Baileys Crossroads Shop
ping Center, Virginia (Phone AL.
zl6D; 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring (Phone JU. 5-ll09; l04 vii.
! m St, Fredericksburg, Va.
Phone Essex 3-7472). Baileys Cross
roads and Silver Spring stores open
ANrarsande
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-26

5 S S S S S S
If it's m on ey you
want, we have II. We
have important work
to be done and will
pay good money to
have smart people do
1t properly. 1t is con-
fidential work. Our
girls help people with
their communication
problems. So we must
pay well and we do.
Our base pay is $40 a
week. But our Payroll
Department tells us
that in November our
girls who have been
workin G here less
than two m onths
we're making on the
average of 1884 a
week. This is an aver
age and it includes
overtime, differen-
tialS for evening work
and Sunday work, so
it is possible to earn
even more. Our brand
new and very con-
venient Congress
Heights office offers
opportunities for IS
young women. Donna
Goodin will be on
hand Monday, Tues
day, Thursday and
Friday from $50 am.
to 4 pm. to talk with
you. Come in and see
her at 1925 Nichols
Avenue Sc. The
Chesapeake and Po-
tomac T telephone
Company is an equal
opportunity employ
er.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-26

When dAsUerfRe advertisement
addressed to Star bozes DO
NOT fncloSe original references,
photographs o. other materials
Of personal pdlue. Copies Serue
the purpose. Originals mas get
lost.
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HELP MEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CAR WASHERS

New car wash opening, 70 men need
ed for full-time help. Top pay. Ap-
ply SPEEDY CAR WASH, 40
Price ave, Wheaton. sl2-sloo.
CHEMICAL CO., has $50 VIZ. full
time opening for man 1870. car, 4
service established local customers
Call Mr.. COLE, 3S6-s3S4 days, ga
0255 Sc pm.
CLERK-TYPIsT-S-day week, saiary
open, other benefits, Apply DAYC0N
PRODUCTS CO., INC, l522 18th st
NV, AID. 2-2A00.
CONTROLLER Capable individual
with minimum Of 5 years exper. 70
take charge Of total ACCOUNTING
responsibility including taxes, Job
order costs, controls, statements
ADULTS, supervision Of accounting de.
partment and special projects for
medium size and long established
manufacturing firm. Degree helpful
but not absolutely necessary.
Please do not call but send resume,
complete with salary history, in
complete confidence to:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-26
HELP WON EN-
BANK CLERICALs

Damn NLEnAShLo
HOnennakers
$3.50 an Hour
Would you like to work for
one of the fastest grow
ing banks in D. c.? We
have openings for
Experienced
TellerS
Experienced
IBM
Proof Operators
Public Contact
rs Hours or less
Permanent, Part-time
work
Choice of locations
Choice of hours
Pleasant working
conditions
Write Box 1867, Star,
giving background, day
and hours preferred, be-
tween $3.50 and 5, week
days, only.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BOOKKEEPER - Experienced, over
q, 5H7-day wk., usual company ben.
eiitS. GENERAL MOTORS DEAL
Err, Silver Spring, Nd. Call Ss7-l700,
C0MPUTER OPERATOR = MGR 800
Computer. Exper. not necessary
will train hard working man or
woman willing to learn. knowledge
OF 026 key punch desired. Salary
open to qualifications. Contact Mrs.
Glenn, S2A-240o.
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, reg.
A.S.C.P. ExpeT. pref. Perm. hiil.
time, 10 hrs. per wk. Avail, in mod.
2lo-bed hospital. Write Box 356-V,
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REAL ESTATE

We need real estate saleswomer
licensed in Virginia for our
LISTING DEPT. Let me show
you how you can earn over
100000 per year in this dept
Our promotional campaign and
listing aids provided for you
should make 1t easy for vol
to be in the S20.O00-per-yeaI
bracket. Call Mr.. Guthrie, ROUTE
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP
836-62O0. Ext. 2S.
RECEIPT, some tipping, 1878 mo
min. EMPIRE EMPL., 1915 Conn
ave. NV, Room el9. NO. 7-6l1o.
RECEPTIONISTS-TYPISTS, suburbs
many fee paid, 70 $435. HAGGERTI
EMPL. AGENCY, 94e5 Fenton 81.
Silver Spring, JU. s-6464.
EsE VS. BFfTY rG;RtSSRgs E e Iw.pT q
Woodward RuildinR ST a7I93
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HOLLY HOUSE, is7s 7 ST. NV
apis. Sun deck facils., elev., ali
cond. available. Call H0. 2-o24o.
IDEAL LOG. on Conn. ave. nr. Zoo
Lovely l-bedroom apt, tastefully
furn.. and deco.s Sl32 incl. all utils.
Avail. immed. Call Res. Mgr. As3.
1914.
IDEAL LOG, on Cathedral ave-, mr..
Zoo. Lovely l-bedrm. apt, tastefully
furn. and deco, sl32 incl. all utils
Avail. immed. Also lge. nice effic.,
Sis, $40, all utils. incl, available
immed. Call Res. Mgr. AID. 42s99
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n, HAMPTON sl,1T!l I, COURTS APIS 5.
HOLLY HOUSE

1875 7 ST. NV.
De luxe effic. apts.' air eond.s ~,
Excel. transp. See res. mgr Apt.
lo2. HO. 2-01Ao.
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ORGANS -AFTER-XMAS PREM.
VENTORY CLEARANCE. We have
collected one Of the finest displays
of used demonstration and new mod
Ell organs available in the Washing
ton area. Among those included are
Hammond, Conn, L0wrey, WurlitZer,
Baldwin, Gulbransen. Thomas, Es-
tey and others. All are low, low
RFSsssaa I e nSyS ySery qIReEEIy kT ME-
SIC e. STORE. 1880 c St. NV. RE.
PIANOS FOR RENT : Enjoy a new
piano in your home for the holidays,
you purchase later, KITS (Wash.
RE. 1917, Alex, 2S5i Mt. Vernon n
ave-, XII. 1888. Congressional Plaza
Shopping Center, Rockville pike.
HA. 7-742o. IVA. and Nd. stores
open daily til 2, except Sat.)
PIANOS = After Xmas pre-inventory
clearance, new spinet pianos from
regular stock reduced to 1875. SIS
down, 49-month terms. KITS
Wash. Areas Largest Music Store,
Cony. Locations). Dntn., 1880 G st.
NV. RE. 7-62l2; Alex, 1871 Mt.
Vernon ave-, KI. $685.; Congress
sional Plaza Shopping Center, Rock
vile pike, HA. 7-7l2o. IVA. and Nd.
stores open daily til 2, except Sat-
PIANOS = For real value in new
and used uprights, spinets, consoles
and grands visit the PIANO MART
at lois 9TH st. NV. Over 100 pianos
to choose from. ST. $500.
PIANOS After Christmas clear
ance on pianos and organs. Real
sayings. GlSBRIEL (excl. BALD
s-o423. 6sA5 Arl. blvd. (opp. I cor
ners), 532;3oo2 IVA. store daily til 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-26
Public Contact Job
Work in Bethesda and
HyattSville
Hate the
Morning Rush?

Work In suburban Maryland neal
your home talking with customers
and helping them place calls. You
viii be paid $40 a week 10 star
even in training. For your conven
ienee IN applying for 2 position. The
new office in the Georgian Motel,
Room IA, 1870 Georgia ave, Silvei
Spring, Maryland. Miss Resale Bur,
Ghetto will be there to talk with you
from $3.50 am. TO pm. Monday
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. DE-
drop in and see her.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
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HAMMOND

Terms Extended 50 Months
No Down Payment Required
LIST Payment Feb. "a
Complete Selections Of All Models
PIANOS, INCORPORATED
Authorized Dealer for Va. and D. c.
ASH Lee Hwy, Arl. 524-e44c
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OFFICE TRAiNEEs

H.s.G., no eXper., $65
GREEN'S EMPL. 73s 10Th NV
PART.TIhfE SALES : The FULLER
BRUSH co. has part-time area,
open for 3 persons. Should average
S25-S50 wk. 1870 hrs. Mr.. Michael
~ pm. only, 1880.
WANT ED TRAINED BABY
NURSE for small private Virginia
institution. Can also use husband ar
chauffeur, gardener or maintenance
man. Must be experienced and have
highest references. Salary open
Write Box 263-V, Star.
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LOCATION-C COMFORT
NEW AMSTERDAM APIS

ZTUI I4Lh ST. NV.
EFFICIENCY APT, $62
Attractive, well.managed and main
tanned elev. apt. bldg; spacious
rooms and closets; bus at door; "a
hr supervision. Apply desk or call
NO. 7-I267.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-26
Electronic TraineeS
GUARD

22.S yrs, S #. 8 or over and clear
background. Full-time employment,
Warrington area. Car and telephone
required. s. 30 per hr. to start, time
and half over 40 hrs. Uniforms
turn., paid vacation and other bene-
fits. Reply in own handwriting Civ
ing description and phone number.
y n p0N IA naItsv,nnro 4 Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
Public Works
Week Set

Mrs. Dexter Otis Arnold.
president Of the General Fed
Grafton Of Women's Clubs. is
calling to the attention Of all
club members that Septem-
Der 8-14 is National Public
Works Week. ,
This Is the time to recog-
nize the men and women
who devote their time and
energies to public works
activities In an effort to make
our communities a better and
safer place to live" Mrs.
Arnold stated.
The Federation president
added, "Since most OF the
10000 clubs In the General
Federation do not start the
club year until the end Of
September, l am suggesting
that club presidents incorpo-
rate the public works pro-
grams Of their own commun-
tiles in their programs dur
ing the entire coming club
year.
Honor your dedicated
public officials" she con-
cluded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
Honeymoon Wish Likely to
Come rue in Bermuda

inely important, and then
leave them alone"
One hotel manager added.
1--WE leave them alone. but
when a couple Of youngsters
are in a foreign country
and you have to remember
that they're beginning a new
kind Of life-being alone is
not always what they want.
All honeymooners have some
thing in common, and we
take advantage Of this. Once
a week we have a honey
moon banquet where all the
young couples are together
and separated from the other
guests"
The Elbow Beach Hotel has
a honeymoon breakfast"
every Thursday during May,
June and September. Cham
payne punch is served and
the brides are each given a
passion flower.
For wallet-minded honey
mooners, there are honey
moon packages" which often
include breakfast and dinner
as well as entertainment, tips
and transportation to and
from the airport and hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
Hiroshima Day
Is Planned

There will be Hiroshima
Day observances next Tues
day with ceremonies taking
place at the Japanese Lam
tern by the Tidal Basin at
7:15 pm.
The event marks the 18th
anniversary Of the first
atomic bombing. There will
be a message from the Mayor
Of Hiroshima delivered dur
ing the program.
The observance is being
sponsored by the Women's
International League for
Peace and Freedom, District
Area Branch; Women Strike
for Peace, Washington: Al
exandria Church Of the
Brethren; Friends Meeting
Of Washington; Peace Action
Center: Washington Pacifist
Fellowship; Student Peace
Union; Washington SANE
and Washington Fellowship
House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

Vile Gardens. The Bermu-
diana Hotel has adopted the
moongate motif in its night
club, the Moongate Garden.
and at the Elbow Beach Ho-
tel, a newly built moongate
leads the honeymooner's way
to a flower garden,
More than $4,000 newly
weds now see Bermuda's
moongates and other attrac-
lions annually during the
islands heavy honeymoon
season, June through October.
Honeymoon Trade
This large influx represents
% per cent Of the islands
normal yearly tourist traffic
which has risen from q pre-
vious 10 per cent in the past
10 years.
Bermuda's hotel, guest
house and cottage colony
managers who have seen this
rise in honeymoon trade, are
we'll prepared for the arrival
Of honeymooners.
"They are easy to please"
said the manager Of a cot
tage colony. I'VE try to make
them feel that they're genu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
BY ELIZABETH MEADE
star Special Writer

HAMnTON.--Make a wish
under a moongate. and begin
a new life Of happiness. This
is the unique privilege Of
honeymooners in Bermuda.
Scattered throughout Ber-
muda are numerous moon
gateS-flower covered stone
arches, built Of island coral
stone and shaped into a full
moon with a top supporting
corner stone. The gates are
additionally placed at the
entrances to gardens and
beaches at hotels, cottages
and private homes.
The romantic moongate
custom supposedly dates from
the voyage Of an Oriental
sea captain who landed in
Bermuda close to the turn
Of the century. Impressed
by the islands tropical
beauty, he decided a moon
gate should be built-its COM
plete circle to symbolic the
peace and unity of the island.
All lovers who pass through
q moongate should have
everlasting happiness and
good fortune.
Often Copied
Although the original
moongate Is now unknown,
from its model many copies
have been constructed. One
Of Bermuda's Oldest gates is
the entrance to Cambridge
Beach in Somerset where
Spanish moss hangs from
high branches overhead. AT
the surf-side "Chelston" gate
in Paget, crimson bougain-
villea and slick green sea
grapes border the stone.
Many private homes also
include moongates in their
landscaping. "Spithead
Lodge" in Warwick, once the
home Of Noel Coward, has q
moongate built into the coral
stone wall surrounding the
pink succeed cottage.
In Hamilton, Bermuda's
capital, a moongate is placed
at the entrance to Pa-La-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
Pen Women
Name Winners

The awards Of the annual
contests Of the National
Women Inc, District Branch
were announced recently by
the President, Mrs. Mabel p.
Cooper, and chairmen Of
the creative groups.
In art, awards were given
to Mrs. Kathryn C. Dim
mitt, Mildred E. Payne, Bon
ME Watson, Sophie Cramer,
Lana Schelski, Mabel
Throckmorton. Mrs. Theo-
dora Kane and Dorothy
Leef.
Literary awards were CIV
en- to Josephine Peck, Bess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04

MacMaugh, Adele Pardiek.
Evelyn Moore. Marion r.
Leonard, Blanch K. Mickey,
Anne B. Marley, Constance
Ellison, Miriam s. Foote, and
Mary Louise Acton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-04
Lodge Planning
Sisters Celebration

True Sisters Day will be
celebrated here by Potomac
Lodge No. 81 Tuesday at
1880 pm. Members will meet
at the home of Mrs. Homer
Gudelsky. Silver Spring.
The afternoon win feature
lunch, swimming, and card
playing.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
More Snow
Due in Area
Maybe

Washington may get a little
more snow tomorrow.
The Weather Bureau pre-
dicated lower temperatures and
a chance OF rain or snow by
Saturday evening"
After temperatures near 40
today. the bureau said, the
mercury will drop 10 around 30
tonight. with tomorrow's high
est reading In the upper 30s.
Residents along the shores OF
Chesapeake Bay we're pretty
well resigned 10 the fact that
their usual winter freeze had
arrived two or three weeks
early.
In the past three days. Coast
Guard cutters, helieopters and
trucks have evacuated "a hunt
ers from islands in the lower
Bay and off the Eastern Shore
OF Maryland, and icebreakers
have cut their way through 10
half a dozen small craft and
low-powered ships caught IN
the ice.
Ice on the Upper Bay was up
10 10 inches thick. and
stretched down as far as the
shore opposite Baltimore.
Larger vessels were still able
10 cut their way through in
mid-channel, however.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
ARTIST REPLACES CAMERA
Dirksen Offers a New F ace
BY the Associated Press

Senate Republican leader
Dirksen is presenting a new
face to the S8th Congress.
The ruggedly handsome e
Dirksen features that peer out
from beneath a head OF tou-
seled hair in the new pocket
Congressional Directory are tie
work Of an artist, not a pho
tographer.
The drawing replaces a not
too-recent photo used in pre-
vious editions. The booklet is
produced by the Joint Congress
sional Printing Committee.
Aides OF the Senator. who
observes his 67th birthday
today. said the drawing was
used In his reelection cam
paign last fall and has become
more-or-less the official Dirk
sen portrait.
1T stands out better" a
Dirksen spokesman said.
The drawing is by a New
York artist named Louis Lupas.
and II captures certain Dirksen
features that compare favor
ably with those Of his younger
colleagues.
Senator Dirksen, whose roll
ing oratory has been likened TO
a matched set OF steamboat
whistles with a pipe organ OBJ
llgato, was not reached for a
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Arthur Dean Resigns
As Geneva Negotiotor
BY EARL II. V0SS
star staff writer

Ambassador Arthur Dean,
chief United States negotiator
at the Geneva disarmament
and nuclear test ban talks. has
submitted his resignation, State
Department officials reported
here today.
Charles Stelle. Mr.. Deans
deputy, is expected to carry on
in his place as he has done
during Mr. Deans previous
absences.
Mr.. Deans resignation. dated
December 26, has not yet been
acted on by President Kennedy.
Mr., Stelle has held the num-
Der two position at the Geneva
negotiations since the days Of
the Eisenhower administration.
He is expected 10 return TO
Washington shortly for con-
sultation.
Officials said they had no
indication that Mr.. Kennedy
has decided on anyone yet as
a permanent successor 10 Mr..
Dean, who expressed n desire
10 return 10 his New York law
practice.
Adrian S. Fisher, deputy
director Of the Arms Control
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Agent Poses as Student
De GuuIIe Meets.
BohIen on PoIuris

PARIS, Jan. 4 (AP) United
States Ambassador Charles E.
Bohlen spent As minutes with
President de Gaulle today dis
cussing the Nassau pact and
the American offer of polaris
missiles to France.
Mr.. Bohlen told newsmen the
talk had been friendly and
cordial" but he would not go
into detail. In answer to a ques-
ton he said he had the impress
sion that any negotiations on
the missile offer would be long.
Evening star., 1963-01-04

Il JOOk EuTOpedH ClVllldn cars u
make their escape.
Tshombe Leaves Town
President Tshombe. they said,
also had left the town for new
headquarters on the way to
Kolwezi.
The town appeared undam-
aged.
The first Indian troops drove
into the town in four jeeps.
The officer had meeting with
the burgomaster and the head
of the refinery. Civilians
claimed they then we're told
they could return to their
homes.
Gen. Gebede, Ethiopian U. N.
military commander in the
Congo, later was driving into
the town on the road where he
told newsmen U. N. forces were
likely to halt the advance to
Jadotville to consolidate posi-
tons and bring up supplies.
U. N. troops briefly were held
up on the march to Jadotville
by stiff resistance late Wednes-
day some four miles from the
town. The Indians lost 10
wounded in the action.
Evening star., 1963-01-04

personal assessment Of why he
preferred the drawing to a
photograph.
The Printing Committee
spokesman, who asked 70 be
nameless. said members OF Con-
Rress are urged each year 10
submit up-to-date photos for
the pocket directory, However,
he said the committee has "a
535 member board Of Govern
ors" 80. meaning the members
themselves-and I'VE take what
they submit"