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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE, OLD HAMLET =
Gracious and Charming brick Co.
lonial with slate roof, center hall
very spacious living rm., formal
dining rm. opening on jalousied
porch, family-sized kitchen with
breakfast space and adjoining pam
eled laundry rm. with pantry, bed
rm. or study and full bath on first
floor. 4 twin-sized bedrms.,
baths on second floor. full base
ment has recreation space with
fireplace, 2-car garage, beauti-
t Ey landseasged,, fenced yard,
$4,000. kORzENDoRFER, Real
CHEVY CHASE, 1920 saratoga ave.
---Brk. Colonial, powder rm. LIST
flr.,, liv. rm. with French doors 10
garden porch, 3 b.rs., rec. rm;r
e ZAP p c. bus mid-2Os. OIL. g.
CHEVY CHASE = RAMBLER. You
can't ask for more relaxed living
offer. Level lot overiooks one es.
tate and backs up to another.
Spacious liv. rm. with cor. firepi.,
SCI scREE diP F PSoRcafe 3 lS ais. b sit.
rms. and bath, ALL ON ONE
FLOOR. Huge rec. rm. with fire.
pl. and bath. inexpensive pool
membership available. Mid-20s
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL
2-7006, Ewes. EN-. 5-4945.
CHEVY CHASE : Split-level ram
bier, spacious entry hall, liv. rm
with firepl., formal din. rm., dc
luxe kitchen. 4 bedrms., 3 baths
library, rec rm., garage and scr
porch. An outstanding value in
mids30s. a.m.-9p.m. EN-. 2
METZLER, REALTOR
CHEVY CHASE AREA-Beaut. Rock
Creek Hills-Attrac. Colonial In
new-house cond. Lge. wooded lot,
center-hall plan. Den and powder
rm. on LIST fir. 3 good size bed
rms, baths on End fir. Scr
cation. Convenient TO transp. and
shop, S37, 800. Call WO. $4,000
It'll o. EDW. H. JONES CO.. INC.
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING-DOC.
OFFICE SUITE. $4,000. Owner
will consider flexible terms. Good
corner location. JU. 6-7611.
BEERS BROS, REALTORS
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
PRIVATE AREA-TREES
Ideal loc., blk. to school, 3 bedrms.
full bsmt.. S15,950.
HILDEBRAND co OIL. 4-s711
COHAsSET BETHESDA-Execu.
tives, attention. Kettler-built. 4.
bedrm. custom Colonial. center
hall plan, master bedrm. suite
ultra family rm. This house has
everything. Must see. COUNTY .
WIDE CO.. REALTOR. 949-1901.
COLESVILLE-Sparkling new Abr
brick Colonial on " acre lot. liv
rm. with firepl., sep. din. room
equip. kit. Master b.r. has private
suite with walk-in closet, scr
porch and personal bath. Ele.
gance and luxury for $50, 800.
YOUNKIN a. CO., 933-1500 Til 0
CONN. AVE. PARK = This
brick rambler offering SO
much INABILITY, yet priced
at only S1S,750, all-elect.
As.,T.s1aw.- Aarf
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HILLCREST

Just listed. this 4-bedrm.,
3 u bath stone and brk.
Dutch Colonial. beautiful
condition, many extras such
IS wall-to-wall carpeting,
Grapes, mirrors, rec. rm., 2
fireplaces. ialousied porch,
huge patio at rear and under
stately oak trees, vinyl en-
trance. de luxe kit, sep. din.
rm., also maids rm., only
500. 300, $500 On. and
owner will hold LIST trust.
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
KEMP Mill Estate, MD Par
RIYER-FR0NT H0MF

25 MINUTES DOWNTOWN
3-bedrm., 2-bath rambler. or can
be used as 2-bedrm. home, with
servants quarters (Sep. 1-bedrm.
effic. apt.). 300-ft. frontage on
river. Huge liv. rm. with firepl.,
picture window and magnificent
view. Avail. July 1. Located in
P. q. Co. mr.. IT. Foote. $3.50
mo; JOHN L. SHELTON. 10. 2
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WOODLEY PARK-Charming house
with center hall, large drawing
rm., dining rm., beautiful mod
ern kit. Upstairs lib, or bed
rms. 3 baths. Conv. loo. near
embassies and hotels. S425. BY
apt. Mrs. Carter. EN-. 2-547S
BOSS q PHELPS. NC. Ma. $4,000,
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Wise. AVE. AND WARREN ST.
NV. 4 bedrms.. Ia baths. sun
parlor, liv. rm.. din. rm. and kit.
Compl. and attrac. furu. A real
bargain at $3.50 mo. Call WAC
ewes. OIL. 4-176R
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F0GGY BOTTOM


Town house with income unit, 9
rms, 2 baths on LIST and 2nd frs,
plus English bsmt. apt. produces
500 income. Low price Of $780,
900 requires substantial cash. For
details and appointment to inspect
call Mr.. Lynch, ewes. EN-. 2-766S
or
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
Realtors
2006 Pa. Ave. NV. 965-150O
GEORGETOWN, smart-5 Dr., So
baths. compl. mod, air cond., incl.
ANTIQUES, art. armor IT., W: r.
Hearst, e. w. Mclean coll, Goya,
Utrillo. Rodin. Nix. Of. HU. 3-6033.
Hillcrest Area-Rec. RIM.
2817 r ST. Sc.
Center-hall Colonial. 3 bedrooms,
den, garage, patio, many extras.
S2l.bO0. Excel. terms, Vacant.
JAMES MEHRING ia. 9-4663
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LIST WITH LINGO
HUGH II i. PECK, 1124s oeorgIa Ave.
LEGUM e GERBER

OF. e-5767 Ewes. OIL. e-so2s
SPRINGBROOK AREA! COULD BE
A REAL BARGAINi All-brick split,
Sst Psdr aar t dse; S cs E w. 4S55 5s
Greater Maryland PROP. JU. 9-1240
SPRINGBROOK HI AREA-Lge. A.
bedrm.. 2 bath. brick split-lsyel,
bsmt., garage, lge. lot, S31 800.
o. D. FIELD, INC. REALToR.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19
Ii ALASKANS- WELCOME ABOARD
 YOUR WONDERFUL NEW FERRIES

paneype reclining chairs and helpful ewardee Each carries 500 and 108 Fares reasonable For example, and
 driver from Hnes to Juneau $2450 Or foot travel Skagway only haven't aboard yet plan trip They're enjoy and you'll find they great credit to the people of Alaska. e complete inomaon fae for different size vees and sailing schedules your local trave wr Diffusion o Marine Transportation Juneau.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19

wonderful around Aaska-for v just for the fun of going interior and western Alaska ferries provide beautiful Inside Passage the Panhandle cities
 the AS states For southeastern Aaskans it's way go business pleasure sports for that avorte pame visiting old friends Stopping at each port six days
 week outhbomd from Rupert Skagway the ferries These sleek blue and gold
Kodiak mirror., 1963-07-19

(above) Spacious observation lounge up forward
 seats 155 Through its picture windows. passengers view an ever r-changing panorama of mountains, glaciers. fjords, islands and towns (aboue righD Comfortable airplane-type chairs are enjoyed by passengers who chat, read
 and nap in these adjustable seats rrishD The dining salon serves delicious meals, including Alaska specialties in season Decora- tive silk screen panels in the dining salon and cocktail lounge depict Indian legends.
 (photos by Alaska Travel Divsion)
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v block from DuDonl
Circle : Spacious effe.. n. bedrm
and ] bsdrm. apts, h new luxury
hldg-s heated roofiop pod. Party
room for entertaining. Oh-Sreei
parking. Closs 10 churches, theaterI
and shopping. All utils. included
From sl1.so- THE APPOLrSE, 1oth
and New Hampshire ave. nv. Cal
MRS. BURT, z96-6o1o.
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REAL ESTATE SIZE. or EXC.

TWO NV. COOP. APIS. for
home, mountain property or a
farm. In D. c., Va. or Nd. Call
sun. ana ewes, SS2-3452: week
days, 451-3240.
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GS oRse I'm HILLS Isf nc a5Se Dsr be be I'm
option to buy. St. $3.50.
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BRIARCLIFF AREA
Realtors
CATHEDRAL AREA
METZLER. REALTOR

CHEVY CHASE-H a n d S m and
stately stone home ideally located
schools, transportation and shop
ping. Huge drawing room, large
dining room, breakfast room, pow
der room etc. LIST floor. 5 bedrooms
S spa VerS ga; attraee 5fS sing TopnS
room. Garage. Priced In Cos. Call
WO. $500 It'll 9 pm. EDW. H.
JONES & CO., INC, REALTOR.
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Nk. sIAIE DEPI. booming house
passed D. G. code. 8 rms, and an
apt. Apply 2lAo F st. NV.
Continued on Next PageJ
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DETACHED BRICK
IA LONGFELLOW NV.
3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS

HHLCREST, mr.. Penna. ave. Sc
bet. brick Colonial, center hall, 6
Ige. rms, first fir. powder rm.,
knotty pine rec. rm., scree d
porch, CT, FLA. $3.50.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE-D. c.

WOULD LIKE TO RENT 4-bedrm.
nome With full bsmt: in Sc. or ne.
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Near Penna. and Minnesota ave,
s.e.-Det., 6 rms, 3 bedrms,,
bedrm. and bath first fir, bsmt.,
gas INV. h., sl2,q5o.
Joseph FILIPP0 REALTY co.
REALTORS III Ann
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PARK ARLINGTON APIS.
Arl. blvd. CRte. SOD and Court House
Ride luxe new s-story bldg
Furn. and unfurn. apis. Effic.,
and 2 bedrms. incl. all utils, All
cond; :, swim pool, sun deck, garage
parking secy. serv. Model apis
Open daily Until EHtil le 3, pm; m,
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
BY HELOISE CRUISE

Dear Coffee Friend.
If you are one Of those who
like that half-cup-0-coffee during
the day but hate to keep heat
ing and relocating that coffee pot
because it makes the coffee Bit
ter. . try putting the leftover
coffee In a Thermos bottle
and Gaping it as soon as break
fast is over.
This will not only save time
later but you can wash the cof-
fee pot while you are doing
breakfast dishes and get the kit
chen clean and completed all at
the same time.
Then when you need that half
cup-o-coffee, pull the stopper
out Of the Thermos bottle and
pour you a half-cup.
This not only saves you turn
ing on the gas or connecting
your coffee pot each time and
having the coffee get stronger
and stronger and more bitter,
but it's ready in an instant.
This coffee will keep hot for
hours and hours. If you have
no vacuum bottle, it might pay
to buy a small one.
We have had bachelors write
that after preparing breakfast
now, they pour the leftover cot
fee in a Thermos and when
they come home from work they
just unplug the stopper and have
a wonderful c~up-o-coffee instant
ly.
Really a great idea for those
of you who are coffee friends.
HeloiSe
4 X X
Dear Heloise:
1t finally dawned on me that
I could brush our bed springs
with liquid floor wax and eli
inmate the squeaks. Paste wax
will do the same thing and prob
ably allows for a much better
job, but | didn't have any.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Christmas Arts
Program Slated
In Moss Point

A special program in Christ
mas arts and crafts will be
held for adults in the Moss Point
Community Center beginning
Tuesday at $3.50 am.
This program will be conduct
ed each Tuesday morning from
$50 until 1890, with instruc-
tons being given by recreation
supervisor Emily Dickens.
Materials will be furnished by
the park commission on a t
basis, and the following craft
projects will be taught: feather
Christmas trees, honey comb
candles with decorated styo-
foam bases, clear cast molding,
fried marble iewelry, cryst-l-
craze decoration, wooden tray
decoration, copper tooling, gem
stone jewelry, tube painting,
glitter magic decoration, kissing
ball decoration, crushed G a
plaques, and other creative
crafts projects.
No special talents are need
ed to participate in this pro-
gram.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Program Given
At Stitch Club
BY Mrs. W0tts

Members Of the Stitch Club
met Wednesday at the h o m e
of Mrs. j. E. KrebS on N.
Willow Street with nine present.
A demonstration was given by
Mrs. Nora Watts on how to
make a miniature Christmas
tree using nylon net, tiny red,
green and gold balls mounted
en- a flat base using a small
rod as the trunk.
The hostess served a salad
course, followed by dessert and
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
DAR Chapter
Annual Benefit
Set Wednesday

Mrs. James B. EStabrook was
hostess Friday for the Novem-
Der meeting Of Duchess de
Chaumont Chapter OAR.
The program, given by tn e
hostess, was a paper on tn e
Mississippi Territory and Gulf
Coast Indian tribes.
Mrs. A. Meredith Hardy, vice
regent, presided and announced
final plans for the dessert bridge
to be held Wednesday at h e
American Legion Building.
The annual benefit will start
at 1:30 pm.
Mrs. Frederick C. Minkler of
Evanston, ILL.,, was a guest.
Assisting the hostess in serv-
Ing refreshments were Mrs. Tom
Mason and Mrs. Hardy.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
BY Abigail Van Buren,

DEAR ABBY: When the Dod-
gers. won the Series, my father
was so mad he kicked in our
television set and now it isn't
working. He has a terrible
temper and he cusses us kids
out in a foreign language so loud
everybody on the block can
hear him. l said to him, "Pa,
if you're going to yell at us
in front Of the whole neighbor-
hood, why don't you learn
English?" For this he smacked
me right in the mouth. Do you
think he had a right to do that?
ANGELO IN BROOKLYN
DEAR ANGELO: He had a
fright - but he was wrong.
If l have your pa pegged, /
think you're lucky he didn't
say what he said in English.
X X X
DEAR ABBY: What do you
think of a ten-year-old girl
wearing nylon stockings and a
garter belt? My fifth grader
tells me that I'm ''old-fashion-
ed" because I tell her she's too
young for them. About eight in
her class have them. | refuse
to bulge. Am | wrong?
~OLD-FASHIONED
DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: No
And don't let her wear you
down with that old saw - "But,
mother - all the other girls do"
x X X
DEAR ABBY: | feel I must
respond to NOTHING UP MY
SLEEVE" who is A, hand
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Hints From Heloise -.
Use Thermos Bottle
For Leftover Coffee

| suggest that VIC n dip their
rag in any paste-type wax and
run this around all the metal
parts where metal scratches
against metal, or metal against
wood.
Vera N.
X X
Dear Heloise:
When | buy a pound Of bacon,
I heat my oven at $50 degrees
and while the oven is pre-heating
| spread the bacon on a wire
cake rack : just barely overlap
ping each strip of bacon.
| bake this until most of the
grease has baked out. Then | set
the wire rack with the bacon
on a large platter or pan until
cool.
When cool, / divide the bacon
and lay it on sheets Of wax
paper and put it back in the re-
frigerator. It will keep a week
or so (if your refrigerator is
properly regulated and never get
"tacky'' when reheated.
- Y
The chronicle., 1963-11-05

The Bald Eagle, symbol Of
the United States, also was the
great symbol of the Iroquis In
dams.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05
CHANNEL 5-M0BlLE, ALA.

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SPARKMAN-WICGlNs
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The chronicle., 1963-11-05
Dear Abby ..
They're Devout Fans
And Then There Are...

some and will marry any wo-
man with money regardless of
her age or what she looks like.
| am an English woman who
was married to this type for
p years. / finally divorced him
and came to your country to
start a new life. Doesn't this
handsome bloke realize that a
woman with money doesn't need
to marry for company? She can
buy all she wants. / plan to re-
turn to England next spring.
It's a pity that man is SO at
tractive. I'm seeking a perman-
ent partner who is elderly, bald
headed and seldom gets a sec
ond glance - one I won't have
to share with the whole uni
verse. Sincerely,
ID" FROM LIVERPOOL
X X K
CONFIDENTIAL TO HORRI-
FLED: Don't believe all the wild
rumors you hear about g b
school students. | refer to the
number Of marriage, pregnan-
cies among unmarried girls, the
drinking orgies, dope addicts,
And don't repeat such rumors.
If you want the facts and fig
ures, ask the high school prin-
c;pal.
X X X
What's on your mind? For a
personal reply, send a self-ad-
dressed, stamped envelope to
Abby, Box 1865, Beverly Hills,
Calf.
The chronicle., 1963-11-05

coffee.
Winner Of the door prize
was Mrs. v. G.. Hirth.
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a Freed Priests
Leuve for Spain

HAVANA, Mar. rs (AP). -
-Four Roman Catholic priests,
released from Isle Of Pines
prison last week, left for Ma
drid yesterday.
The four. who spent months
as political prisoners. were Ra-
mon Sidalgo, Luis Jojo. Fran
cisco Blazquez and Rainiero Le-
brock. All but Lebrock, who
is Cuban. are from Spain.
Since their release, they had
been staying at the residence
Of the Vatican charge daft
flares, where each said mass
prior to leaving for the air.
port.
A few Spanish diplomats and
a handful of former parishon-
ers bid the noticeably prison.
weary priests farewell as they
boarded a Spanish airliner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
Greece Decorutes
Three Americans

Greek Ambassador Alexander
A. Matsas presented decora-
tions to three Americans yes
terday in recognition Of their
outstanding contribution"
toward strengthening ties be-
tween Greece and the United
States.
Receiving the Cross of the
Commander. Royal Order Of
King George I, were Cedric
Foster, news analyst and COM
mentator, and John Maktos,
retired legal aide for the State
department, both Of Washing
ton. Phil Conley Of Charles
ton, w. Va, president of Edu-
cation Foundation, Inc, anc
former senior officer Of the
United States Economic Mis-
sion to Greece. received the
Gold Cross Of the Royal Ordel
of King George I.
The ceremony. held last
night in the Commerce De-
partment auditorium, was ir
observance Of the land ami
versary Of National Indepen-
dence for Greece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25

DR.. Edna Tuegel. head of
Trinity Colleges political SCI
ence department. win speak on
the Common Market before the
Eta Alumnae Chapter Of Kappa
Beta Pi at the National Law
yers Club. 1915 H street NV.
at 8 pm. April 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
Sic Million for Indiu

The Agency for International
Development has authorized a
SIC million loan to India to
finance the dollar costs of con-
structing q 125-megawatt cleo
trio generator for the Chandra-
pura power plant in the Damo-
dar Valley. A two-unit ESQ
megawatt plant is already I'M
der construction at the site.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25

ond victim. The warning was
the nearest thing to a quar-
antine possible under Swiss
law.
The new victim was a Swiss
secretary in one Of the towns
Sc hotels.
Stricken persons were eva
cuated by helicopter to hos
pitfalls in the valley. An army
medical detachment continued
blood tests Of nearly $500 per-
sons.
About 800 persons were
understood to be affected by
the disease, believed brought
here by an Italian construction
worker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
Emergency Meeting

BOGOTA. Colombia, Mar.
Is (AP).-President Guillermo
Leon Valencia called an emer-
gency cabinet meeting today
to discuss violence in Tolima
province. The government
charges 1t was formented by
Communist elements directed
from Havana.
Unofficial reports said "A
peasants have been killed.
Others, fearing for their lives.
fled to the cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
Terror Growing
GUATEMALA, Mar. Is

GUATEMALA, Mar. 70 (AP)
Guerrilla operations in the
north, sabotage and terrorism
are threatening the anti-Com-
munist regime Of President Mi
guel Ydigoras Fuentes.
Mr.. Ydigoras Is a conserva-
tive leader Of Central Ameri-
can opposition to Cuba's Pre-
mier Fidel Castro Exiled pro-
Communist ex-President ia
cobo Arbenz Guzman said in
Havana yesterday that Red
ideas eventually will TRIUMPH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
WORLD NEWS
Park Spurns Foes Bid
For Preliminary Talks

SEOUL Korea, Mar. rs CAP. South Korea's ruling
military jnta rejected today bid by anti-government poll
ticians for preliminary peace talks.
The junta chief Gen. Chung Hee Park turned down the
proposal as unnecessary Ten opposition leaders, including
former President Yum Posun and former Premier Huh Chung
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
Khrushchev Fires 5

MOSCOW, Mar. Is (AP).-
On Premier Khrushchev's Or
ders, five cabinet ministers in
the Central Asian Soviet Re-
public of Kazakhstan have been
fired.
The action came in the wake
Of burgeoning charges Of wide
corruption there and a drop in
grain harvests, blamed on dis
honesty and government bum
cling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
AIoeriuns in Cairo

CAIRO, Mar. Is (AP).-An
Algerian delegation, reluctantly
sent here by Premier Ahmed
Ben Bella, is discussing Arab
unity with high officials Of the
United Arab Republic.
Iraq. Syria and the VAR are
negotiating a three-Way fedora
ton, and Algeria repeatedly will
be asked to join later. Mr..
Ben Bella has not committed
himself, but there is consider
able support for the idea in
Algeria.
Typhoid Hits Resort
zERMATT, Switzerland, Mar.
Is (AP).-Tourists were warned
to shun this world famous
skiing resort today as a ty-
phoid epidemic claimed its sec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25
Indiu Seen USING w

DARJEELING, India, Mar.
IS (AP). - India repeatedly is
carrying out photo reconnais-
sance, some presumably by
Nationalist Chinese or Ameri-
can U-2 planes, along the bor-
der Of Communist occupied
Tibet to guard against another
attack by Red China.
Informed sources expressed
the belief that U-2 flights are
originating either from United
States-administered Okinawa,
or from FormoSa, where the
Nationalist Chinese Air Force
has some UPS.
Prime Minister Nehru told
midas Parliament Saturday he
had reliable information that
the Chinese have moved more
troops into Tibet and are build
ing new roads along midas
Eiynalavan border
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-25

proposed the preliminary talks
70 clarity the nature of a meet
ing Wednesday, proposed by
the junta.
Gen. Park called the meeting
to discuss means to settle the
current situation" resulting
from his proposal of a prebis-
cite on continuation of mill
tary rule for another four
years. Civilian politicians had
been cool to the meeting.
Their offer Of preliminary
talks was taken as an admis-
sion that they do not possess
the strength to topple The mill
tary regime.
It became apparent over the
week end that they were not
getting the public support that
would allow them to stage the
kind Of massive street demon
strations that might overthrow
the government.
The Adak sun., 1963-01-14
AD.K SUN
OVEIv Illll1 FENCE

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
Gu Student Wins
Top Scholarship
In Drama Contest

A 2O-year-old Catholic Uni
versity student won first prize
at the National Society of Arts
and Letters annual drama
scholarship competition held
yesterday at American Univer-
sity.
Cornelius M. Roach, a De-
partment of Speech and Drama
student, was awarded a $3.50
scholarship to continue his
studies in the field of dra-
matte art.
Mr.. Roach, of 5514 Charlotte
road Bethesda gave two selec-
tons from memory; one being
a required reading from Stark
Young's translation of Chek-
hov's 1.-THE Seagull," and the
other an excerpt from Shake
speare.
Placing second in the field
of is area contestants was
Miss Pamela Winslow Taylor
81 a former Catholic Univer-
sity student who lives at 370S
Morrison street NV. She was
awarded a $500 scholarship.
Judges were Richard Coe
drama critic Of the Washing