davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-16

It's Uncommon because of it's rapidly
growing purchasing power.
It's Uncommon because more than
third of our Negro families are now in the
top cities of the State.
Grocer Graphic says: ''The Negro mar
ket is the fastest growing market in the
U. S. economy
"A giant is awakening" says the New
York Herald Tribune" He is the Negro con-
sumer with more money to spend and more
Sophisticated tastes to satisfy"
advertising to the Negro is probably
the area of biggest failing by marketers,
says Sales Management. "While they may
be sold by product advertised in the regu-
lar media, chances are they could be easily
unsold by competitors ads in special
Negro medium ~
Negro newspapers are the Especial Ne
gro medium" used by more national adver-
tisers than any other medium addressed to
Negroes.
They provide the uncommon way to
reach this Uncommon Market, because Ne
gro newspapers are written, edited and pub
lished by Negroes, for Negroes and about
Jackson advocate., 1963-03-16
Carroll Referendum

Meanwhile, administration
forces in the House easily de-
feated an amendment which
would have nullified the anti
slot machine bill. A final vote
Evening star., 1963-01-13

i,rEE IS A HUY 81 Si1OhO-
Practically new bi-leyel featuring
H-hctfrF ard den or i-bedrms I.
1 y baths, patio. glAss-wallsd nv.
rim IN rear. Vets may purchase
with no down payment Fast pos
Bfstlon Call WA, 5.UnuO IN :
pm
Evening star., 1963-01-13

GLESRiDOE--i bedrms. a gs.ft.
and pire paneledl. 9O-ft kitchen.
aN-ft liying rm dining area, stor-
acc hgmt Immaculate condition
. hlks, 70 parochlal elementary
ard junior hieh school OIL no
down payment Also FHA for con.
vent onal financing $4,000, 752s
HtAH
Evening star., 1963-01-13

SILVER SPRING -- Custom .built
rambler, ANTIQUE brk,. . or 4 bed.
rms din Tm. family rma dou-
blr carport, ranch fcneing, Mini
mum down sa0fbO,
Evening star., 1963-01-13

NlCHOLAS
REALTOR HE. 4-1000.
CONVENIENCE PLUS, Just over
d. C.. hne-B rm. bungalow with
3 bcdTIn3., bsmt., Cgt. gdl. CIUSe
TO schools, shopping, tranSp. ST.
800. No money down VA. Call I'll
pm. WA. 1-3yOO ROBERT s.
DAVIS q CO. INC.
DE1ACKED-S25OD DOWN
10 3 bedrm. homes. only 4J Minis.
to u. c. Near schools churches.
ShopDing. S5,950 up. RA. $1,000.
district HGTS. - washington
Estates, immediate pOsS., Abe 4rm.
brick Split-level. ia baths, bsmt.,
finished rec. rm.. walk to Mt,
Calvary School and shopDine
Trades considered JOE JACOBS
REALTY, RE. b-50Og 735-7333.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS - SiS.g5O.
$3.50 down, fHA. New 3-bedrm., :,
2-bath brick split-foyer. huge rec.
rm., rear poren. Area OF S25,OO0'
homes. Near Mt. Calvary bus and
JOHN K. WEBSTER, RE. s-54OO
FHA APPRAISED at $4,000 for
this large-family all-brick home
with separate din, Tm" finished
rec. rm. ard built-in garage IN
convenient Rogers Heights.
PRINCE GEoRGLs REALTY CO.
TIE HOUSE OF HOMES
UN. 4-il86
FOREST HGTs.-3-bedrm. semi
Lolonisl Immaculate cond. Fin
ished rec. rm.. ! y baths, immed-
late possession. OF, nothing down,
Sll0 mo. pays all. RE. $4,000.
tRuDLNIIAL REALTY.
CT NO DOWN PAYMENT on this
3-bedTm, rambler with patio. fully
rent az SS2. Call III 5 pm. WA.
RoPERT s. DAVIS q co, INC.
GLAssMANOR
Semi. 2-bedrm.. bath, full bsmt,,
new house cond FHh or VA
paymts. apprOx. SIS. REED REAL
ESTATE, 24s-43B7
GREENBELT- -bcdrm. frame, full
~ equipped kit, large yard Close
70 shopping center. Mo, payments
SbA,15 incl principal interest.
taxes. insurance, heat no. water,
I'll structural repairs selection
OF . and 3 bedrm, bfE homes A,Eo
avail GRFEHEELT REALTY CO.
REALTORS, i5t Center NAv tin
shopping ctntegl, OK. i.5iuO.
HOUSrS $4,000 70 SiO,uuu
GREENBRlER SECTION OF CAR
ROtLION New 5000 total cash
20 move IN 3-bedrma H-6 th sa.tt-
level Ice, lly. rnt, separate din.
rm, family size elrc, Kit, IN
cluding double sin, dispo all
dif IWasher, deluxe reigrs break
hot air heat, on nice corner lot,
convenient 70 recreation club,
elem. and Junior high schools.
immed, occupancy, Call now.
CARROLtTON REALTY, Renltor.
sP 3.3s3s, ewes. sp 3-3t2p.
GLESRiDOE--4 bedrms. a ge-ft.
and pire paneledl, soft kitchen,
9N-ft liyina rm dining area. stor-
acc hymt Immaculate condition
= blkH. 70 parochial elementary
ard junior hieh school OIL no
down payment Also FHA for con.
vent onal financing $4,000, 752.
atAA.
IttEE IS A HUy II Si1ONO-
Practically new bi-levcl featuring
A-hcatrr ard den or i-hedrms -.
~ baths, patio, glass-walltd liy.
rm IN rear. Vets may purchase
with no down payment Fast pos.
ssAslon. Call WA. 5.8pO0 ~ s
tBenppV a Rntytg A. an y.ss.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING, woodmoor Sec
tion-Picture this corner lot in
The sgTing! pISi "a Sb Dodw3op TSI22 TREES IHS
BEAUTIFUL AZALEAs AND ROSE
BUSHES. Roomy 4-bedroom ma
sonry-stucco Cape Cod. Nice liv-
ing room, dining area, gas heat,
storm doors and windows. I'M
mediate possession. FHA applied
for $4,000. ROBERT 4. LOHR,
INC, REALTOR, HE. $4,000.
SILVER sPRING-Close in, bus, all
schools, boys club. Mod, Colonial,
3 bedrms., l2xl6 master b.r., l,r.
12x2l, firepl,, sep. dr.. equip kit,
scr. porch, tiled bsmt., y baths.
stairs TO attic. Level Handicapped
lot, extras, PHA $4,000, OWN
SILVER sPRING-Vacant, S15,75O,
mr.. Eastern Jr, High, B-rm. brk,
and frame house, pch. and bsmt.'
RAMSEY REALTY CO. 949-O532
SILVER SPG.-wOODSIDE = walk
to everything, 4-bedroom, 2-bath
brick, dining rm., rec. rm., garage.
owner leaving, make offer,
GEO. ALIEN, Realtor 94O-l95O
Sill. sPG, Er. Mrs. K's,--Lovely
area. Brick home. Liv, rm. with
firepl., din. rm., den, porch. bsnnt
WATER HEAT. Sl6,0b0,
GEO, ALLEN, Reeltor g49-l050
SILVER SPRING : ,sl2,75O. Real
nice all brick rambler, 2 bedrms.
and bath, storage attic. Lee, lot.
ConV. TO everything. Only 5000
dn, FHA WooDsIDE REALTY
SILVER SPRING, Woodmoor-All-
brick Care Cod, nice bedrms.,
ana bath LIST fir, steps 70 semi
finished attic. Porch. full bssmt"
lee; lsyel lot, fenced .SH.6irS Only Sandj Ia
" @oobsiDs siI5sd'fsfGs SfsffGlrYc c't5 Co., '0J1y Ju
SILVER SPRING, elose-in-4-ped-
In" ym-ba,f,n ,,rsb bTicE X Cqpe Gpo' yo sgp sh5
fie' fao. rm nm" care Iirepo oniR II sSsy3 $50 m anu
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. ave, He. 4-l70N
SILVER SPRING VACANT
$500 DOWN
No qualifying and assume 4ia loan.
Completely redec., like-new split
level. 3 bedrms., l12 baths, rec.
rm.. lovely fenced lot w/shrubs
and tpll trees.
DADE REALTY
5SS-s45S REALTOR o TIL Q
SILVER SPRING-CLOSE IN
OFF FOREST GLEN ROAD
MODERN-LIKE NEW
Evening star., 1963-01-13

wHEATON--3-bedrm. brk. rambler,
rec, rm, FHA appraised sin.unn,
5000 dn, bal. Ike rent, n. l..
SMITH, oA, 4-7fil, oA. 4-6i"2.
WHEATON, Rockville rrea, S2n5
down Including settlement, bungn e
low . bedrms4 hsmt, Ice lot.
OWNER will finance 7s2.hSa0
WHEATON, Colonial--B hedrmt
fun din rm, bsmi fenced yard
c0''v. 10 transp, Slj,a0U, FHA OF
OF.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
ADELPHI

all brk. rambler close to
the Langley Park Shopping Center
CLEAN AND SPARKLING"
3 bedrms., / bath, din area, liv. rm
w/tllepl. nice corner lot COW. to
all schools. Dir: Out Riggs I'd. to
left on Keokee ST. and right to
SO3g New Rigs I'd. Open l-5.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Radcllff Real Estate Co.

ANuNNIIII INVHI IoVWVV NV'
saah GA, Ave sil spr. 80 500
wHEATON-3-bedrm, full hsmt
brick rambler Reauirtl $1,000 "a
assume present loan, immed, oes
tupAncy. Call niU.GHuO
HUoH r PICK, it'iN GA, Ave
WHEATON, Cory Cape Coo wifi
blast shelter, Z bedrnrp . fun
laths, plus iltepl washev dfyfr
fenced lot Under $4,000. Cal
ntn-73O0
IHudH T PECK iiete GA. Ave
wHEATON-JUsT sinbOO tmma,
/ rulate . bedfm rambler. iul
/ hgrt, alum sldiNe extra lot
sa1SasiIti.4' 4''frns norsbsisr immis ~ o2WNrR.
| Min.n.hn
Evening star., 1963-01-13
SPENCER

GA. 4-515l WI 0-s0s4
ROCKVILLE = 3-bedrm. split-level
with lge. de luxe kit, din. rm.,
adj. 14x17 fam. rm., n baths.
shops. FHA or assume Gi. 2306
Viers Mil rd. PO. 2-6452.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ST. JOHNS PARISH bedrm.
Cape Cod with 2 baths, full bsmt..
corner lot, Let's trade. $40, 800.
HUGH T, PECK HE. 4-1700
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1963-01-13

wuEAToN-Just llstsdi 3.bsdrm
hrk. home WI = baths. ige ediin.
lam VT, rec. TN, and fen lot
Only sifnhO " s4h0 dn. Don't
welt on this onrl
II, Paul Hickman Inc nin.On00
wOODMOOR--A bedrms, ~ baths.
den or 9TH hedrm. and powder fm
on lat H., bsmt, near public and
parochiAl schools Submit FILA.
OIL or conventional contracts. s9t,-
poo, o y, FIELD INC Realtors
~ h.7liJ or Mf. Olinser, ~.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
5.76ii,
BEERS BROS, Realtors

SIT, sPG.-NEw. b.bsdrm, brick
Colonial, full and . half baths,
Nv, fm. iirepl, beamed ceiling,
sep, din rna lFe. elec, kit, eats
inr space, paraae, front porch, Y
acre S20,0b0. low dn, pYmtl as
sumo present loan, Oip.O407,
sILyER SPRING, eony Carol
knollt-6potless 3.bedfm, e-bait
brick rambler sep. din, .fm., KIT
with eating space, beautiful rec
rm with bar, many tNtrai
thfough0ut S9ts000 ROBERT II
kEN1 A CO. JU. 0-sb0O, REAL
TOR
Evening star., 1963-01-13
KENTLAND
$4,000
DADE REALTY
LANDOVER HILLS

LANDOVER HILLS
OWNER TRANSFERRED
Must sell cleaning white 3-bedrr
Colonial. bsmt., sep, din. rm
fenced wooded lot, Vacant. S45 !
dn. FLA. no dn. VA. 500 per
mo, pays all. All offers considered.
GREER REALTY CO.
77g-7555 sP. 3-4Os.
LANDOVER KNOLLS-Bi-level. >
baths, dream kit with 4 or :,
bedrmy. Better look and offer
Lots Of house in lovely neighbor
hood GREENBELT REALTY Co.
Resltcrg OR. 4-510O.
HOUSES $4,000 TO $4,000
LiNHAM-Real cute 3-bedrm. ram
bier with rec, rm. and bar. AS
sumo high ~ loan GREEN-
LELT REALTY CO., Realtors, CIR
i-5-I r
HOUSES $4,000 to 100000
LANGLEY PARK - S452 New
Hampshire ave. Only S205 down
Lovely mod, : rm. and batr
brick home. features include equip
kit, gas heat, full bSmt.. fenced
yard alf many CXt-gg. Vacant
Redec. FLOYD p. DAVIS co. aOll
x 81. NV, MA. S-O352 Ewes.
JU. o-2559.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

VETERAN SPECIAL = f.hedtm
aluminium Cape Cod with sep din
I'm. and table.tpace kit wa couna
iryasized pantry Hcwsng room for
Nom and 4 bsmt rec fm, for the
Riddles Only &9nA IA the total
cost 10 move IN with low monthly
payments Of approx SIS Incl all
chhfrff
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07
10 Ne,c Tribes Accepted
In Indian Guides Group

The Glenmont Longhouse of
Indian Guides accepted 10 new
tribes in a ceremony held at the
YMCA Family Center on Coles
vile Road last Friday night
Taken into the Longhouse,
boundaries of which are Rock
vile to Forest Glen Road, and
Connecticut Avenue to New
Hampshire Avenue, were ia.
theirs and sons comprising the
following tribes: Cheyenne, Roy
G.. Bitne, Chief; Mohawk, Chris
tan Bassich, Chief; Montawk,
Clyde C. Henning, Chief; Nanti-
coke, Edward A. Wolff, Chief;
Pawnee, Eugene Magaus, Chief;
Potomac, Leonard Teichman,
Chief; Shoshonee, Stewart Jack.
son, Chief; Sioux, Jack Echard,
Chief; Yakima, Robert Kaplow,
Chief; and an unnamed tribe,
headed by Ivan Brendler.
The Medicine Man of the
Apache Tribe and Wampum
Bearer of the Glenmont Long
house, Charles Schwartz run
ming Bear introduced Robert
N. Green big Hawkeye), Chief
of the Longhouse. Calling the
father-son members of the new
tributes into a circle he gave
them the six aims of Indian
Guides:
To be clean in body and
pure in heart.
To be pals forever with my
Dad or Son.
To love the sacred circle of
my family.
To be attentive while others
speak.
To love my neighbor as my
self.
To seek and preserve the
beauty of the Great Spirits
work in forest, field and
stream.
AS entertainment, the Chiri-
cahua Tribe performed anthem
tic Indian dances. Baul Burley,
Chief, gave an explanation of
the songs and dances. Costumes
worn by the tribe were made by
the boys. Mark Kofolich assisted
in the dance presentation. Top
per, the magician also perform
ed for the fun of the Guides
and their families.
The Indian Guide movement
is an outgrowth of a fishing and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07

fathers and sons did things to-
gether.
Returning to New York, the
men started the Indian Guides.
Growth in the Glenmont Long
house is indicative of its growth
in the East. There are now Is
tribes in the local Longhouse,
each tribe consisting of six to
nine fathers with their sons. The
slogan for Indian Guides is
pals forever"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07
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Continued from Page u
DISCO announced the following
chairmen of committee that will
act under central committee
guidance: Mrs. Marthy Dunn,
legisl q tive recommendations;
Saul Stern, public relations; Gil.
bert d. LessencO, precinct or.
ganizatiOn; Walter ID. Hansen,
program; Roy Hunt. fund.rais.
Ing; Henry Balm, campaign tech.
niques; Victor L. Crawford, re.
search and issues, and Blair Lee
III and Richard Salem, editors
of a party newsletter.
Mrs. Dunn IN the primary,
tchem the Democrats split for
Udys from Sunday, UGs an in
dependent. Crawford aOds in
Democrats for Tdl0es, Hansen
CaS Nth Democrats for Pro
gress (the group supporting
Mdhomey), Bdin tOas Democrats
for Progress, LeSsenco 1odS
County Democrats, the liberals
committed to supporting neither
TdtUes nor Mdhoney, Lee, OF
course, tCds Nth Mdhoney and
supported By Democrats for
Progress, Dick Salem is linked
Nth the County Democrats
group, and Stern Who t0aS a
Tdloes supporter.
Committee membership are
open and any Democrat who
wants to come on in can come
on in, they say.
Thursday night, one day be-
fore the DISCO meeting, the
Hardy group issued a press re-
lease listing the names of their
members appointed to the steer
Ing committee which included
Bill Hickey, Len Blondes, Don
Gingery. Stedman Prescott Jr.
and Blair Lee III.
The apparent dual role OF
Blair Lee has been questioned
but he resolves it by saying
simply that he is only a mem
Der Of the Hardy group-not a
leader-and it's still his under.
standing the steering committee
he's been named to is not a
policy-making group. These mat
tiers will be handled, despite
rumors to the contrary, by the
groups executive committee, he
says. Although one member, at
least, Hickey, repeatedly had the
firm understanding the steering
group would take hand in
formulating policy.
Donations are coming in
fairly aOeU to the fund set up
to help Nth the education Of
the children Of Ray v. Murphy,
q county Democratic leader lOho
died recently.
Ray was unable to get insur'
ance because of his lOng-stand
ing heart condition and he
leaves a wife and five children
Contributions may be sent to
National Bank of Maryland, 937
Pershing Drive, Silver Spring,
Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07
Physical Fitness.
& Tennis Classes

Adult physical fitness and ten.
mis- programs are being offered
by the Montgomery County De-
partment of Recreation. Regis
trations are being accepted by
telephoning Pc. 2-2121, ext. 366.
Enrolment fees are $3.50.
Physical fitness classes for
men meet Wednesdays at East
ern Junior High School and
Thursdays at Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School. Women's
classes meet Mondays at Mont
gomery Blair High School and
Thursdays at B-CC High. The
tennis classes meet Wednesdays
at Kensington Junior High.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07
KiWanis Honor
Eagle Scouts

The Kiwanis Club of Silver
Spring will honor 80 Montgom-
cry County Eagle Scouts at a
special dinner tomorrow night,
Feb. 8, in the Washingtonian
Country Club, Gaithersburg.
Richard Chappell, an Eagle
Scout who served with the U. S.
Antarctic Expedition in 1858 will
be guest speaker.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07

hunting expedition taken by sew
eral men from New York in
Canada some years ago. 1t was
brought strongly to their atten-
ton that the Indians were closer
to their sons than the city men
were, primarily because Indian
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07
Get MAXIMUM PROTECTION
at a Minimum COST

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National s-o352
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c. W. Day & Son
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Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1963-08-01

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Evening star., 1963-03-10

She has lively young spirit good
looks to match. There's naturalness about
her, silky, shining quality to her hair that
her family adores. The color's young and
fresh, as though she's found the secret of
making time stand still. And in way she
has, It's with Miss Clairol-the most beau
tifuI, most effective way to cover gray hair
and to revitaIize or brighten fading color.
Evening star., 1963-03-10

Keeps hair so soft. IiveIy-in wonderful
conditiOn-becauSe Miss Clairol carries
the color deep into the hair shaft to shine
outward, the way your natural color
does That's why hairdressers everywhere
recommend Miss Clairol and more women
use it than all other haircolorings. So quick
and easy. 1ryi MISS CLAIROc
yourself. Today. nam COLOR sAru q A.. s.a.~.
Evening star., 1963-03-10

Even close up.
Miss Clairol looks
natural. The hair
shiny, bOuncy, the
gray completely
covered with the
younger. brighter.
lasting color
no other kind of
hairoolOring can
prOmise-and
live up tOI
66Ns.lniGN
.ossd nsus1Alapiag.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Boy Of Pigs Vets
To Keep Up Fight

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 2 CAP).-
A youthful band of Bay of
Pigs invasion veterans an
nounced today it has mounted
an international mission aimed
at topping Fidel Castro's Gu
ban regime.
The group of 1875, ranging
from 20 to 80 years old. said
it has sent emissaries to Latin
American and European coun-
tries to seek support.
DR.. Enrique Llaca, jr., head
the newly formed Committee
for Liberation of Cuba, told a
news conference the countries
involved could not now be
named.
Members of the committee
resigned from Brigade 25O6
after the invasion group was
ransomed from Cuban prisons.
They said they had organized
Ito carry on an action pro-
gram against Premier Castro
without being compromised by
negotiations between the United
States and the Soviet Union"
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Rusk Lexicon Is All Tact

man in Washington except the
Secretary of State.
Wet Nam, which has been
elsewhere pictured as a hell
hole OF mud and Illustration,
represents in the imperturbable
Rusk view a situation "of plus
es and minuses."
Run the Soviet troops in
Cuba through the RuSk lexicon
and it comes out, "a significant
Soviet military presence" which
shouldn't cause any sleepless
nights.
How about the Russians ex-
plotting the split in the West
ern alliance? You'll have to 60
to a Washington cocktail party
for the answer on that. The
Secretary of State said, quite
frankly, don't have any strong
views on that point because
that is reading something IL
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Lockheed Gets
Patent for First
Station in Space

SUNNYVALE, Calf, Feb. 2
CAPD.-Lockheed Missiles &
Space Co. got a patent on a
space station yesterday and
said it was the first ever
granted.
Patent No. Dl94444 covers a
nuclear-powered station OF pre-
fabricated units to be assembled
in orbit 3l8 miles from the
earth. 1t looks like a plumbers
wide-screen dream-a central
cylindrical module with four
others around it. joined to-
gether by cross cylinders.
1t would rotate about the
central axis at a speed to sim
ulate earth gravity and create
a gyroscopic effect limiting
pitch, roll and yaw to less
than that experienced on an
ocean liner riding in a CLASSY
calm sea-" Lockheed says.
The 2l6-foot stations orbital
altitude and pattern would
avoid Van Allen and Winckler
radiation areas.
Its scientists and engineers
feel, a Lockheed spokesman
said, that assembly and opera
ton Of the station is possible
with refinement OF current
technology-no need of any
theoretical breakthroughs.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Legion Protests Talks
ByRed, Nozi at U. ofVo.

RICHMOND, Va. Feb. 2
(AP) The Virginia Depart
ment of the American Legion
is up in arms over a University
of Virginia student groups
plans to hear talks by leaders
of the Communist and Ameri-
can NaZi Parties.
State Legion Comdr. Gates
r. Richardson fired off a tele-
gram to Gov. Harrison yester-
day in protest over plans out
lined by the university's John
Randolph Society.
The wire urged the Governor
ito take action to prevent Vir-
ginias institutions being used
as vehicle for the propa-
ganda of the Communist and
Nazi Parties"
The John Randolph Society
plans to hear a talk by Gus
Hall, secretary of the United
States Communist Party, on
February 8 and another talk
by George Lincoln Rockwell,
Evening star., 1963-02-02
SEATOOfferino
FeIIowships

A limited number OF fellow
ships for l963-64 are being Of
fered by the Southeast Asia
Treaty Organization for ad-
vanced research In problems OF
Southeast Asia and the South
west Pacific.
Candidates must be nation
ais Of SEATo member coun-
tries and plan 10 do research
In a SEATo country. Qualin-
cations include a doctoral de-
gree or It's equivalent. several
years Of professional experience
and published materials.
Information and application
forms should be requested from
the appropriate authorities OF
the country OF which the can
didate is a national. American
candidates should write 70 the
Committee on International Ex-
change OF Persons, Conference
Board OF Associated Research
Councils. 2i0l Constitution ave-
nue.. Washington 25. y c. Ap.
plications are due April l.
Evening star., 1963-02-02
Teumster Bid
Gets 5 Acres
On Riverfront

A Miami Teamsters Union
pension fund for the third time
has been declared the success
full bidder on 4.8 acres of Poto-
mac riverfront near the Hunt
ing Towers apartments, in
Alexandria, Va.
The teamsters finally got the
property for 1892, 900 at an auc-
ton in Miami yesterday. ac-
cording TO the Associated Press.
The property. originally held
by Vaughn B. Connelley, con-
tainS a sailing marina and a
swimming pool, neither in use
now. Zoning for the land would
permit apartment construction.
The Teamsters last June sub
mitted an apparently success
full bid of $425, 900 after bank
ruptcy proceedings involving
Mr.. Connelley were filed. De-
veloper Frederic Richmond con-
tended that his bid Of $4,000
should have been honored.
A Miami court invalidated
the sale. Three weeks later the
Teamsters again apparently bid
successfully on the property
with an offer Of S625,OOO.
This sale also was voided af-
ter j. Elroy McCaw, a Seattle
investor, offered S630,000 for
the property.
The Teamsters got the land
in newest auction before Fed
cral Judge Emmett c. Choate
with the offer of $732,000.
Evening star., 1963-02-02

the minds Of the other side
which cannot be determined ex-
plicitly from their course OF
action"
He was invited TO comment
on current European attempts
to describe the De Gaulle re-
arrangement of the Common
Market as liberal and for
ward"
Il don't want TO embrace ad-
iectives or reverse adjectives in
a situation Of this sort" said
the Secretary Of State, getting
TO the heart OF his creed.
He probably is the only man
in Washington who is not en-
bracing adjectives OF one sort
or another, and managing
through the day without ra-
tionalizations, recriminations
Iand second-guesses.
Evening star., 1963-02-02

age last week which the union
membership overwhelmingly ac-
cepted but the company execu-
tive committee rejected, lead
ing to the resignation of Pres
ident Robert Stier, who had
negotiated it.
Mr. Rose said the contract
would provide 10 cents an hour
cash this year and 10 next, plus
l3 cents in fringe benefits. TWU
workers were earning 1925 to
$2.75 an hour when the old
contract expired January Is.
The union also won its fight
for retention of a no-layoff
provision, which had been the
main stumbling block in ne
gotiations.