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Evening star., 1963-02-13
Rockefeller
Hits Kennedy
On Rights

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (AP) -
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller says
President Kennedy has "abdi-
Gated virtually all leadership
toward achieving necessary
civil rights legislation"
The Republican Governor
spoke last night at the Lincoln
Day dinner Of the New York
County Republican Committee
Gov. Rockefeller, considered
a possibility for the 1864
G.. o. P. presidential nomina-
ton, said that despite Mr.. Ken
nedy's campaign pledges and
Democratic control of Congress
civil rights legislation has been
allowed to die on the vine"
Instead, the President has
settled for administrative ac-
tions of high publicity value,
Gov. Rockefeller said.
He added that while Attorney
General Robert F. Kennedy
complained recently of delays
in civil rights suits, 1t was on
his recommendation that his
brother the President-namec
"at least four Federal judges
in the South who were known
at the time of their appoint
ments for their segregationisi
views"
Evening star., 1963-02-13
Governor Eyes
Strike Action

NEW YORK, Feb. 13 (AP).-
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller says
he will leave no stone un-
turned to try to assist in bring
ing the parties together" in the
printers strike that led to the
68-day-old blackout Of New
York's nine major newspapers,
Gov. Rockefeller made the
statement last night to news
men. He gave no clue to what
action he might take.
The newspaper blackou
started December 8 when 5000
members Of Local 6 of the ALL
CIO international Typographi-
cal Union struck against the
Times, Daily News. Journal
American and World Telegram
& Sun. The Herald Tribune,
Mirror. Post. Long Island Press
and Long Island Star-Journal
shut down voluntarily, al
Evening star., 1963-02-13

though the Long Island Press
continues to publish editions
for distribution on Long Island
outside New York City.
The shutdown threw about
1900 other newspaper people
out of work.
In Cleveland, 5000 have been
idled in the 76-day-old strike
by five unions that has shut
down the city'S two newspapers,
the Plain Dealer and the Press
and News.
The Press and News unit of
the AFL-CIO Cleveland News
paper Guild holds a member
ship meeting today to consider
the latest management propo-
sal.
Negotiators for the Guild said
the publishers of the two strike
bound newspapers made two
year $40 weekly wage offer
yesterday. The money offer
$3.50 higher than the one Of
fered the striking Guild last
Saturday-matched the amount
that two nonstriking unions
have accepted in contract
agreements.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
Youth, II, Is Charged
In Attack on Mrs. Hoys

A 17-year-old youth, cap
sured after an attempted house.
breaking on Capitol Hill yes
terday, has been charged in
the January 81 housebreakine
at the home of Brooks Hays, 9
White House special assistant
Robbery Squad detectives
said the youth confessed the
January break-in, in which Mr.
Hays 65-year-old wife was
threatened by an intruder who
robbed her of $40 and fractured
her right wrist.
Juvenile Court files show that
the teen-ager has been found
guilty Of several offenses in
the past three years. including
assault with intent to commit
rape. housebreaking and purse
snatching.
Mr.. Hays, a former Arkansas
Congressman, said that since
the January housebreaking al
his home, he and his neighbors
have held several meetings to
discuss how neighborhood Sc
curity could be improved. He
said the men Of the neighbor-
hood also have conferred with
police and have recommended
improved street lighting.
The Hays three STORY home
is at 314 Second street Sc.
Mrs. Hays identified the
youth last night.
The youth a former Bell Vo-
cational High School student
told detectives he is unem-
ployed and that he was "des-
perate" because his 16-year-olo
wife is pregnant.
Robbery Squad Detectives
Robert E. Krahling and Charles
P. Linn seized the 17-year-olo
in the Capitol Hill area yester-
day minutes after a lookout
had been broadcast for a
prowler.
Mrs. Frances c. Norris. a
housewife, had been warned BY
the barking of her pet dachs-
hund that someone was trying
to break into her home in the
500 block of A street Sc. Mrs
Norris told police she spotted
a youth lifting a window at the
back Of the house. She yelled
at him and he fled.
In July, 1860. the boy, ther
IA, appeared in Juvenile CourI
in connection with three ju.
venile charges-a $5 pocket
book robbery, a housebreaking.
Evening star., 1963-02-13

robbery offense and assault with
intent to commit rape. The
latter charge, court aids said
was filled on the complaint oi
a 57-year-old woman who salc
the youth had brandished q
knife at her.
He was committed by the
court to an indeterminate tern
in the District Welfare De.
partment's Cedar Knolls chill.
dren's center at Laurel, Md
The record from which thesC
entries were taken did moi
show the date Of his release
but he was again accused o.
housebreaking on March II
1862.
In April, 1862, Juvenile Court
ordered the youth committed
to the National Training Schoo.
for one year. The sentence
however, was suspended anc
the youth was placed on pro-
Evening star., 1963-02-13
Variety Club Gives
Heart to Pearson

Columnist Drew Pearson yes
terday received the. Variety
Clubs heart Of gold" merit
award at a luncheon attended
by 400 people at the Statler-
Hilton Hotel.
The award was made by
Joseph M. Zamoiski, chief
barker Of the club.
Postmaster General Edward
Day, the speaker, praised Mr..
Pearson for his activities in
the Big Brother movement
which won him the award.
Milford chronicle., 1963-12-13

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CONTINUED

GAS STATION FOR LEASE, In ex-
ploding community. Lots OF
mechanical work avail. EV. 4
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

SPLIT LEVEL situated on q nice
large lot with chain link fenced
yard, FOURTH BEDROOM OR
PINE-PANELED DEN, off rec
reation room, Modern electric
kitchen. fireplace in living room,
darkroom and separate utility
conV.nisnt SSn TO wfShef A. b.lSop Snq Su"n
tico and Shirley hwy. Terrifically
priced at only Sl7.500. CALL
MRS. cuLBERTsoN.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

top cash for End trusts.
Nc. applications or red tape. Va,
Nd. d. c. Day, eve. VIII. 6-6is2.
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SACRIFICE GROCERY

owners death-must sell corner
grocery, inst painted. fully equip,
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HOUSES TO BUILD

CUSTOM BUILDING - We have
large wooded lots in several se-
lected va. areas. We furnish plans.
$4,000 up. PHILIP w. SMITH,
JE. 2-4031.
"Custom building ct It's Best"
Evening star., 1963-05-18

SLEEPY HOLLow-3-bedrm, brk.
handicapped lot, 2Is baths, full
bsmt,. garage. breezeway. immae-
uiate. conveniently located, S2e.-
$50. OWNER, JE. 2-4O31.
Evening star., 1963-05-18

HOLM HILLS, go Minis. d. c. via
Mt. Vernon pkwy.--3-bedrm. con-
temporary; iM baths, lge. family
In unique and desirable commu-
nifty, Finest OF schools; Terms
CHACEY. INC, SO. s-0i0O.
HOLMES RUN ACRES, by owner.
3-bedrm. frame rambler, .carport,
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SEVEN CORNERs-cheerful con-
Temporary split, adjacent 9 acres
permanent woods, Fully air eond..
4 bedrms,, 2 baths; lge. kit., din;
rm., bsmt,, earport, Snuff leboard
patio, Q blocks to schools and
pool (membership avail, }, many
extras Sob. 800. JE. 3-ab2a,
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1908
DRAMATIC AAiHISf
CONTEMPORARY

LFe.. air-eond. home Wa bedrms. d.
? baths, SEP. din. rm., rec. rm,,
patio. Finan. 70 suit. JE. 2-605p
meLEAN-owner, brka 3 bedrms.
baths, iiIspls big lot, bsmt.,
Evening star., 1963-05-18
HIDE-A-WAY"
VACATION PLACES

C AN AID A, NOVA SC0TIA-On
peninsula between Bay Of Fundy
and ST. Marys Bay, known as
Digby Neck. substantial S-room
and bath home on 8 acres, with
live stream and trout pond. Ex-
cellent road. Temperatures not
extreme. $4,000. HERMAN e.
GASCH a. son, sos Woodward
bldg. Wash. 8, D. c. Ma. S-l254.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH, Md re-
tired or elderly people, in private
home, good meals. 646-2072.
NEAR LURAY-cottages and camp
ing. olympic pool, riding, etc.
River and mountains. 3So-7344
or RI. 3-Ol32 or writs Box 1O1,
Luray, Va.
SKYLINE PARK, panoramic view
OF Shenandoah Valley from Bush
Mountain near Skyline Drive. IA
acre lots. reasonable terms. Call
ia. 2-7256 after y pm. and week
ends.
WATERFRONT COTTAGE for rent,
wkly. or monthly. . bedrms., pvt.
beach, pier, air cond. Piney Poins,
Nd. WI. 6-6772.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST NOTE, approx.
$4,000. 6es interest, payable $50
psr, mo; Due in full in 9 year,
WI W. .,Tssr,Srr sell for 5000 sssh. sash. cSq
Evening star., 1963-05-18
MONEY TO LOAN
AUTO-TAXI LOANS

AO IO- f1xA1 LOIAINb
QUICK CAsH-REDUcED PYMTs.
GULF FINANCE CORP.
222l 14th 81. NV. CO. 5-2JAB
MONEY FOR HOMEOWNERS
Up to Sb.O00-Up to 8 Years
FAST SERVICE
We Come 70 Your Home
SECURITY HOME MORTGAGE CO,
326 Shoreham Bldg. TX. 3-76g3
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

AREA-On over / acre.
bedrms., den, 3 baths, gas h.-w.h.,
air cond. roughed in. Foyer entry
way to smart liv. rm. with book
shelves and hurricane wall lights,
De luxe kit. with picture window
entering through thermopane slid
ing glass doors TO huge open porch.
Rec. rm. with firepl., gar. Brand.
new. Extras include intercom., TV
wiring in master bedrm.. telephone
Jacks galore. Tappan 400 oven,
elec. can opener, AND ALL UN-
DERGROUND WIRING. .Beauti-
fully shrubbed and Handicapped
Only 500, $50. BY appt. JE. 10000
VIM A CHAPMAN. BUILDER,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
(cONTlNuED)

FALLS CHURCH A quiet, tree
shaded street borders this lovely
3-bedrm., 2-bath Cape Cod. Liv.
rm., paneled fireplace wall. de-
lightfui 30xib family rm., equip.
kit, bsmt., rec. area, garage.
Lovely lge. lot, Walk to st. James,
public school,, transp;t, shops
tor, JE. 2-3272, JE, 2-4B64.
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SERVICE STATION
SUNOCO

New service station at 1903 Rhode
Island ave. ne. less than one
year old, now operating with q
very satisfactory income. Present
gallonage $4,000 salons per
month. Dealer moving to another
area. This is Q very fine location,
and requires only q modest in-
Yestment. Paid training program.
For additional information, cali
737-3ll5, . am. to 8 pm, or
week ends and ewes. Mr.. BIGHAM,
g33-1769.
SMALL RESTAURANT, -Four Cor
ners, Silver Spg., Md. Price open
MRS. METCALF. 5sS-284O, SAT.
and Sun. 5Ss-67l1 on Monday.
TAVERN, Wisconsin ave. NV
70 per cent bar, 80 per cent food.
Nets oo 20. .O00' easy operation
$4,000 cash down. Principals
only. Pc. 3.OOaI
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iarssly restored farm
house, "a baths. iireplaces. Cor
geous view. i5O acres. Streams.
Hard-top road. Low 40s,
HUNTING AND FISHING RE-
TREAT. Modern stone house and
restorAble small 18th century
stone dwelling. Excel. 4-stall sta
Bile. 100 acres, Substantial stream
Under $50 900. GEORGE II, ROSS
with J, North Fletcher, Realtor,
ia Lee st.. Warrenton, Va. 7O3--
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BETHANY BEACH - 2 adjacent
waterfront houses. 8 BEDROOMS.
sleeps II, 2ia baths, 2 bedrmS.. i
bath. Special rate for S-week
rental TO group or week-to-week
rate. Mr.. MORAN, AK. g-6O74.
PO. 2-2262.
DEALE, MD. AREA acre with
pier, 3 bedrms., liv.- din. rm;, scr;
min, RIIen D. 'siao isSG; mo. 0t cHl nes. s.4se6' ~
LOCH HAVEN = Near Annapolis,
rent by week or month. Near
water and all conv. CHI. s-69SS.
REHOBETH BEACH. DEL.--Ocean
blk. 3 bedrms.. liV. rm.- din. rm.
comb, IN baths, all elec. kit.
scr. porch. Just open last ".
EN-. b-364o.
Evening star., 1963-05-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES, STUDIOS, for REMIT

APPROXIMATELY 1000 So. n. to.
tai or VIII divide to suit. Avail
able Immediately In a new air
cond. bldg. IN the NAsA Space
Agency area OF p. q. Co, located
Just off the Annapolis I'd, and
new ICircumferential hwy. inter-
change. Reasonable rentals.
M. LEO STORCH
REALTOR-DEVELOPER SP. $4,000
AVAILABLE NOW-ssO MO.
Conn. ave. corner at 3902 Knowles
SaNyssa H45IJagon. HHens5agton. LIST fir. Excel.
CAPITOL HILI-Business, profes-
II. apt. optional. LU. 2-2442.
CoILEGE PA. PARK ; HoLLYwooD
plsntg parking. altHS & Evi i.fses coma
CORAL HILLS, All Southern ave,
Ideal location, 2nd fir. suites
Ssvs!is BUsADA Realty SEPFii CO. RSsAjeS yo.
FIRST AND KENNEDY SITS. NV. =
New bldg air eond.. spaces from
200 70 800 50. IT,. will partition
to suit tenants, Available approx.
April 9th. MAIsEL ELECTRIC
GO" 80 Kennedy st. NV. Phone
MARROW HEIGHTS, MD.-suites
or singles In NARROW Heights
shopping center (63 stores, 3 office
PRSRsldinggs16j RRl Haggs16jo. Immediate occupancy
NEW OFFICE BLDG, $500 Sq. IT.
AVAIL immed. occupancy; 1901
Hamilton st.. Hyattsville, Md. A.
Mr.. PARKINGTON--New building,
Single offices or suites available.
All services included. ia. 7-417S.
OFFICES AND DESK sPACE-Wili
remodel to suit tenant. Open
Sun, 2-b. 608 61st ave, Fair
mont Hts. WA. 5-Ssss.
ROCKvILLE-Ayailable June, $500
50. ~. in new bldg, with pvt. pkg
Partitioning to suit tenants. Reas
rent OIL. 6-7252
ROOM AND SUITE, ultramodern
Ihayer bldg.. heart Of Silver
BRoussARD AGENCY, INC. JU.
SILVER SPRING, 1888 Georgia
ave.-Modern bldg, air cond.. Ind
floor, auto. elevator, front and
rear side entrances. individual Of
fices or suites. Plenty Of public
ask Tor Mr.. GEMMfiL ILL 0r1i' or c"ii IN
person at $685. Georgia ave.
WHEAToN-New 4-story office
66dEi 6idEi 1000 SO; T.. per floor VIII
WIS. AyE.-FRIENDSHIP AREA
Air,cond. 3-rm. suite. 2nd fir.
syshs Immed. Call EN-. 3-72S2.
FINANCIAL DISTRICT
l Blk. 18th and K
Beautiful 2-rm. suite with pullman
kit. pvt. bath, S120 mo. Air
cond., ianltor serv. incl, parking
available. Immediate possession.
8 F a @, INC. CO. 5-bS3S
A BRIGHT MODERN End FLOOR
1904 EYE ST. NV.
Faces Franklin Park, 2 rms. foyer
and bath, air. cond. Ideal for ac-
countant. architect: lawyer or any
ST. 3-551s WO, 6-6267 OIL. 6-Sl77
700 SO. Fl. avail, office space
III uhOucEu bLlTACtlNo hH-COu0. {.
plant, clean, well lighted. sep.
entrance and facilities. HE. 9-21St
9II 18th STREET NV.
Entire 2nd floor containing ap-
proximately 1900 50. II. $500 per
mo. includes all utilities. window
air conditioners and cleaning serv-
ices. To inspect apply Jaffe Deco
rating Co.. lst floor.
| B. r. SAUL CO.
925 18th ST. NV. Ma. S-2100
1913 K
One Of the finest, most modern,
new. air-conditioned l4th-Story
office buildings in the heart Of
the financial district.
ENTIRE 18th FLOOR
WHERE ELEVATORS OPEN INTO
THE FLOOR EXCLUSIVELY
1850 So. Ft.-Available June 1
REASONABLE RENT
SHAPIRO INC, 1413K ME. s-17l7
1924 VERMONT AVE. N.w.-2 rms.
at S12b per mo.
HENRY J. ROBB. INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. NV.
DI. 7-S141
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LAUGHLIN REALTORS

tMH6. WIN. HI
McLEAN'S FIRST
6101 Chain Bridge Rd.,. Mclean
Consult First-McLean's First"
McLEAN-OPEN 1 P.M.-6 PM.
New custom home in most de-
sirable Langley Area. Walking dis
tance McLean-CIA-Schools- Shop
ping-Church; bedIms,. 3 baths,
rec. rm. wIfirepl. Cor. acre plus
lot. $4,000 with 10os cash. 5000
Darnall DR.. off Rt. 1913 at
Buchanan st. Follow signs.
E. HENDERSON AGENCY
356-S900
McLEAN-Deluxe center hall, 3
bedrms., 3-bath brick rambler,
Sep. dining rm., terrific rec. rm.
in ground-level bsmt. with firepl.
VIII consider small house in trade.
Appraised price, S27,S50 with
terms 70 suit purchaser, JOHN
NJ, ANDERSON. IA. S-S214. IA.
9-2OIR
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1 bedrms., 3 ceramic baths, brick
rage, large paneled family room
off flood -lighted patio, 2 firepls.,
full bsmt. S3O,960. Excel. financ-
ina ET R-hkRO
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TOWN & COUNTRY

PROP dSSS JSs REALTORS BE-
ANNANDALE OFFICE. cL. $4,000
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-A HOME
THAT TIA MI MIL vaI.. aAgNr Iv.Y YOU ..i, a. a
shadow on your BUDGET Simply
reeking w/eharm. this brick ram.
bier offers liv. rm. w/unusual
firepl. arrangement, separate din.
rm,, modern family-size kit. 2
bedrms., 2 full baths, family rm.
w/bar, garage. brick enclosed
patio and barbecue. RADIANT
HIATT VALUE PhckEDl s2s.0bO.
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sPOTLEss, 3-yr. -old, semidet. brk.
ramb 2 br, ~ baths i2xi3ts-
n KIT. lge fenced lot storm
Windows and doors, Good assump-
li7s.
sPRINGFIELD-3.bedrm. vireinian
)" "o%lNERo $4,000. ssi.E7si HanE fH'r'''
sPRIN GFlELD--SO0O dn. FHA or
t.'g"' sys $4,000 f io'o owsEs sSiRsaFT PL ''ll! Y
HaSR,
sPRTNGFIELD--immaeulate 3-bed-
T% rom 2eSah isnesa 'pltsVs 1,d Srss .,,T rec
OWNER, 100000. FL. 4-2043.
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bIHJ Lee Hwy, ArI,, va.
SPACE GALORE for large family,
27-ft. liv. rm., bedrms, ~
baths. perstiRe area. High assump-
ton; W. 2;i42O. ROUTE so
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SEAsH0RE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-3-bedrm.
cottage, all elec. block from
ocean. Reas. rent. 6P. 2-66S4.
THREE-BEDROOM COTTAGE To-
Gated in Mays Head, N. c. Call
UN. 4-1277 resident, or uN. 4-320O.
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H. A. GILL 81 SON

Realtors FE.s-b000
SECLUDED MODERN HOME. near
Staunton, Va. 3 bedrms,, 2 baths,
lge. liv. rm.. rec. rm. W./firepl, City
water and sewer, nat gas heat
Many unusual features. u acres
fenced with stream and barn.
More land avail. Only Sii.ppO.
Good terms. Tom Burnett. clarks-
burg. Nd. 3OI-974- -24O3.
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MCLEAN

Extraordinary Contemporary
Wooded Section Of Salona Village,
Owner is moving from the area
and has priced this home at a
fair market value. Unusual COM
bination family room and de luxe
electric kitchen, separate dining
room. large living room, powder
room, four bedrooms-two baths,
laundry room, priced at $4,000.
Call Ell. 6-4161.
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SOUTHEAST
SO

2-bedroom units in D. c.
only 4 years old. Gross
Yearly income. Sl45, 900.
Priced to sell. Call Mr.. Ma
Raziner for appt. to see.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC: -
Ma. $4,000 Res 2sl-eOlT
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MCLEAN

Offered subject 10 FHA. newly
painted exterior. This six room,
one bath little bungalow is q good
starter for q young couple. Full
basement. almost \ acre. beau
tiful evergreens. Okay for the re-
tired couple, IL would be ideal 10
spend your ever increasing gold
en- days" Priced at S12.750. Call
FL 0-AIaI
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SleeDV Hollow Area

hANNPy AAO.EOW -,
3-yr. -old split-level high on a hill
with fabulous view and "a
acre lot, bedrms,, baths. large
derful rec. rm. Priced at only
Gng snO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24
Escupee Indicted
In MoIesting Case

A st. Elizabeths Hospital es-
capee today was indicted by a
District grand jury on a charge
Of molesting a 7-year-old girl
less than two hours after he
walked unnoticed from the hos
pital grounds.
The defendant, Richard L
Hayde, 81, had been committed
to the hospital after he was
found not guilty by reason OF
insanity in the rape Of a 49,
year-old housewife in 1861
Hospital officials said the men,
tai patient was being held in q
security ward and had permits
sion to use the grounds at the
time of his escape.
Assistant United States At
torney John c. Conliff said po-
lice reported that Hayde walked
off the grounds on the after
noon of September 2 and met
the child shortly afterward ir
the 5000 block Of South Capito
street.
In the 1861 case, Hayde wa.
charged with entering thu
housewives home and commit,
ting the rape at knifepoint. A
the time Of that attack, Hayd,
already was on probation in III,
assault OF another woman IL
1860.
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courses, ranging from Experts
Advise the H o m e m a k e r" to
The Supreme Court and the
Constitution" will be offered
this fall by the Catholic Uni
versity's Institute of Adult Ed
ucation.
Registration for the courses
must be completed by tomor-
row.
Glasses will be offered in
philosophy, theology. social
thought an d cultural affairs.
The average cost for the eight
week course is So. All regiStra-
ton will be done by letter to
the adult education division of
the university. Brochures may
be obtained by calling the divi-
sion.
Glasses will begin Monday at
three locations: Catholic Uni
versity campus, st. Patrick's
Hall at 924 G street NV. and
the Adult Education Building,
1925 Eighteenth street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24
Labor Party Wins
Norway Election

OSLO, Norway, Sept. "a
(AP). Premier Einar Ger
hardSen's new Socialist govern
ment has won an indirect vote
of confidence-a substantial
victory by his Labor Party in
nationwide municipal cleo
tions.
Results from Ais of 524 mu-
inequalities in yesterdays elec-
tons gave the Labor Party
47.22 per cent of the vote. The
Conservatives got 1920 per cent
and the Communists l.94 per
cent.
In the last local elections, in
1859, Labor got 44.78 per cent
Conservatives 1918 and Com
munists 4.02.
The Conservatives recently
took over the federal govern
ment for the first time in 20
years. But Conservative Pre-
mier John Lyng's government
fell last Friday after only %
days in office and Mr.. Ger
hardsen returned to office.
Results of the municipa,
elections are expected to NEAR
a swing to the left in domestic
policies. Foreign policy is moi
involved because both the Con-
servatives and Socialists sup
port Norway's membership ir
the North Atlantic Treaty Or
ganization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24

by Senator Robert C. Byrd,
Democrat of West Virginia,
asked School Supt. Carl F.
Hansen why teachers had been
shifted from Spingarn to other
District schools.
DR.. Hansen said the shifts of
at least five teachers was re.
quired because other schools
had greater enrolment in
creaSes than Spingarn.
Senator Proxmire, Democrat
of Wisconsin, wanted to know
why students could not be dis
tributed more equally among
the So tie achers still at the
school.
mo matter how we try, the
variety of offerings and the
variety of pupils interests, de-
mands, for example, that we
put As in an English class so
we can put Is in advance d
composition" DR.. Hansen re-
piled.
Classroom composition can
not be reduced to mathemat-
les" the school superintendent
added.
Mr.. Davis gave the Star this
break down of overcrowded
classes at Spingarn: There are
II classes with over so STU
dents; six classes over 10 and
then the highest, the two over
80.