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Evening star., 1963-04-27

ABNER. THELMA MAY. Suddenly. on
THELMA MAY ABNEk Of se4s
pinsy Branch rS Silver spTins'
Weistlins and william =. AensT, g.
Ih:f' ASn:2 a:G r.S. q: ~ K: 'Vs:asr'R %san:I
Humphrey Funeral Home. e4s4
Shsr. s.Tyisss % VII 5: SslS pn 20
ne .1H i.st; ,.IS. ins'Tm.nt nm, ,e. Ssd.s H N.
funeral home after pm. satur-
ASD5hsSsli dsyi Snsli SsssAfssss q. isss eHASGas e Fl l.
ANDERSON o. 3sol ccnneetisut
y. Andersen. Friends mas, cal At
the Q. Z, Hines Co. Funeral Home
ssqi O nm suns.S. q IA lorii iTc a p.rsins &
faellitiesl Services ana interment
in winchester, IND.
ArwEhL SyI q soSISe iSss & S:a ca TsSsss! T,.s:s.!
stio ccSnineetieut ave. nv, MONICA
ktw.iii ana mother q q ehsri.s n.
Michael J. and Pamela NJ Atwsll.
Friends may call At oayler'. Chapel.
Vii vii ). S':ssH: ..T::s az 3, x: 2S.t;i .s;n: d NE *:
Blessed Sacrament. Western ave.
ct 9uesada ct. NV. on Monday.
Ap,ii i e; e 10 !,. an; Intsrme.nt
saNEs sDEI' q cESSSE ,ss EotxS.oseP q TS;,ssy
Of 5000 % 81. w. DEVOTED hps.
sIS,v, sanS q Lillian I; ~, sana; ,. cnss Also
wsit. q bssrolt. In' MieR S On. Mr' uSsis SSLs
hi Banks of Harrow. Ontario. Can.
aea. other relatives and many
iirIi.nSS: irI.nS: Ar, After ,sr,,,I p n. scndsy e.
st. NV. where services win Be held
at II am. Monday. April 20. In
termsnt Lincoln Memorial cemsst..rs,
BOND. TALNADGE. on THURSDAY.
ie.Sitsi csntsr. TALMApoI soSp' B
beloved husband OF Mrs. Edith Bond
snS :SfysSs STSh'; q. q tSg tS%.. s:ns :e
Mrs.. label Bond Mrs. Annie Bond
and Mrs. susie Bond; one brother.
ln.lav, Mr.. Russell Banks; q devoted
friend. Mrs Marie owathney, and
other relatives and friends. After
s.s % Ca. sgRdiS " X. fSr, sSowo:n n rGS.ssi 5isnSi
Home. gl6 North wsshinsion st.
ICES VII Be held On Monday. xpril
Isqs.ota.' oi,IeI.gIS;, the iirte.ssmv;,rTI REV; 7 Ak
w. FAMILY Il 1sis iiiinoi,
ave. nv. 20
syESIEErIs naySSJIE s4.rSo2p Tu,sssy. ss,..
NETT raafher John "a Hsseh
Also surylvins ere other relative,
sna many iIi.ha,. Alter Pm,
q the Mcclure Funeral Home. lssO
Vermont ss G,au. fSnsE: SsDglsi dSsT.h ES% y; ;,
! pm, Monday, April 90 Inter.
Family may bs contacted At 2227
'rIESpIl '9sEs isys Sgsc.s 9oHs On DSEsss SSIs:y
gYRp o. coiisss PsIs. Ma, bslovss
gyIe. "; brother q, Harp efifteT
G. snd k.Ssii1las Tsimas..; 3 SWdlisiSssSd ssS n5 9
later 10 nsu Of flowers EXPIRES,
sions Of iympathy may b sent G
TIE 81 ANDREWS Eplaeopal chgIef
ArrsSssmshs by osseh's Fansrs
Home.
CONWAY, WINSTON, on Thursesy
WAY q a4oi hlnnssosa ave. ne.
BELOVED husband % Annis Convey
,9f Lillian payenport q Front Royal
w., rios.nss unesrsooeS rwso.oseS,D..sgnrs sgns
annns osMvgaII.' nsno. "n'ppssGn pagps
cows, esass; 'h,sil.saf, bur .nP o'ois' Il
Ssss ssssRsS, az iIls%f' gSs gslA 'ftlIl.ps
weed tsth y and sheriff, ,,Is,. r. I, Z 2, !.
.rS.a, \; s:s i9Ss: siS.sa AVA ssiSs si's:3ss e$:
Evening star., 1963-04-27

"A Republican move TO cut
Ptesident Kennedy's $3.50 mil
licia public works fund IL des-
tikxd TO fall IN the Senate next
week, As It did in the House
tw6weeks ago,
"a. o. r. Senators have not
aRiiounced how mitch they will
trS to reduce It when the SEN
ate resumes debate on the sup
pIkmental appropriation bill or
Tuksday. There we're reliable
re,10fts, however. that they vii
nave for q $500 million cut
Democrats are confident they
have the votes to beat such I
nave and to pass the measure
ate45o million.
4 Applies 70 81 Million
The bill carries . total Of
SRA billion for the needs Of
many Government department,
fd, the balance Of this year.
Senator Javits. Republican o.
New York, injected the civi
cijaf rights issue yesterday By
ofEsrins amendments to bar
Evening star., 1963-04-27

Mr.. Udali termed the House
Rules Committee IAN anAch-
ronism" and suggested in It's
stead the creation Of q policy
committee.
Two other congressional
members shared Mr.. Udalis
criticism.
senatr Clark, Democrat o.
Pennsylvania. said the Senate
OF the United states is the
only legislative body In the
civilized world, slave or free,
which Il unable 10 act when
lie majority Is ready for ac-
tin"
Case Iiits Congress
Republican Senator Case Of
New Jersey called Congress- a
negative factor"
But two other members o.
Congress. who also appear on
the show. defended congress
sional action.
said Senate Minrity leader
Dirksen: "1t's all TO the good
Of the country when . good
many Of these things that are
proposed DO not 90 on the
statute books"
Representative Ford, Repub-
lican Of Michigan, said that
throughout history Congress
has done It's full share irl
helping our country grow and
expand and prosper"
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Universal

.Annssnsensssa %

III 1APtttnttt1ttt
AYERS. ENocA R. Sacred to III.
ENoCH r. AYERS. who departed
this life one year aso, ApTn 2h
oOd paw. N. strength to bear It
But .hst meant e lose you.
r0TAA gYAAsE: sSECvfESiSr 'WS'isl. EVELYN /.
BAYLoAl CLARENCE. IN lovine mem.
ery OF our dear brother. CLAIR.
ESGf ESSiF = sssAYss0R Who passed away
oec Tatshed yeu e you suffered.
n. sehtis closed ySuf suf Wsar, VSi '1s,s; eyes,
Nna Ell lis iSH iSSHEyi6SrEEpis Eis ssisssfftns. Isl
Brown, MRS. NELLIE. 4 tribute oi
qys memoIy 81 eur loved one.
NELLIE BROWN. who passed into
w Great ssyonS tWe years ago
Esstyy iESsay' eIiil sss Il H. iSS. 'SSi' way
Memories OF you come our way;
Tine ana years roll swiftly By,
BY memoIies Of you will never die,
hAfWoop l. PARKER AND FAN.
cARfER, CARDINAL ]. (NICK5. ib
eSnd. CARDINAL j 1kIcK1
CARTER, whe left me sud-
dsnly thiEssen years sgo to-
oosd ss.'' sss No, sa' ssS%i,.d ssso ,t,., ,,v.,,
F'o~sr;,.I:sn ,sI:.,s pathways all eur liv..
ood has not promised sun without
Io' viisSst ;S 'onov, D..s. vItAOp,
But oCs sI S.: promised strength for
ssst for the lsber. light for the way;
orass sv, ieI every trial. hslp from
unfaiiinl synpsthy, undyins loys.
Al Akl&9EELr kl&9EELr WIFE. LOUISE D.
DUNNINGf0N. ma JAMES. Sacred
ne memory q our dear mother,
tDn tss.s 'Anss inia pgnMIpsoIoN' .s,sr.p who en- sn:
Years ias' 'asc ssfiI ssn": rs ISIS si'F''-f'''
Never 70 BE- fersotten.
DTHxoSTEFR Hon, F.E,il .pE,hiuoATER' iRKNE AND
GREkN. ANNA AND LULA. In loving
memory Of ny dear sisters. ANNA.
whe departed this life sixteen years
HuSril Sl sy nay lsis 1897 and LULA.
There Is bridge that leads BEYOND
Ths world Of time and space
Tnrousn ua rFssn and pssesfu
,,Is iovsly evslllns pl.s. .
T9gEo .it$SSviS6 SISTER, IRENE
JACKSON, ALExANDER. A tribute of
s 70 the Tsmcrg q ny bsloyse
nha nghse1ne; me- ALnxANpHR !, JACKSON
oon' .ns ms, iSSrsOt'sn 2. By some 'ou
But dsaT, IN my memory you ever
DFySTED SSH wiTE, MARY z. JACK
sMLTa g.r... e 9soAH soAsH 7, IN 1is|orJ cf our
!; Year: A,Es ,a5' AssAf y. ~ 1879. n fourteen
~ he Is'ssgs :ss,, = -. ~ II II ss'; ;. ,!si. sf''
But thlnkiul are vs Who today
W. isssesd Siis Ssisss' ana aid our best.
", wa.shss hin i.e. ne . flower.
AiI NJ VIZ Rsls :.lssl sIa iiisss iiissssn.I.
Hf.$fst. "HSSfE, 'xsb Chill
MRvEY ". fSRcoA saS ~Ss iasn:T n.a..5
ava, ,sss year sse today. 'xSfH
we de not need this spseial Do,
rht Is,s II'ss s s'u cs q sss sss 7s7lS 7ess7lSS Al ,ou
Are very hard V find.
soms may think " have forgotten.
a,Vhsnn. ~ tiWss tesy SEE us smile.
hss sh,e e9 susIls shsy l2s kns. tns sosLGv
= si sS:. .r s's Ssy I: :r: 7: :..s. is' n.:g .:H
Loxed and Iennembered for alWaya
r9SEIp.Ri,RR ,RR''sL vLsIia.' i,l.hi isD rs; ;cHIE.
WILSON, WILLIAM p. ~ loving men,
4. TjtSoS sSs passed away xOSfii
Aivss, remembered with deep aif.s-
LAURA AND MAaoARrr. ..
Evening star., 1963-04-27
Obituaries
DratHs

rHS%tis' .S4ii g !s3rofYsss W ofoSBsd9YEs e sdYEs'dtTS
P'Sis;l is;lr:s. x 6SVi' o. Brooks ana sSs'i gu
wAs1,1, HssP,, EEParFRSss u, FSss. strp4RfPDJyEE' JyEE'aY
Ward. Beloved fathsf Of Spencer,
s sHS nGiis n. ssS:ts ks:.Sn ItS.,, IIti:nSs NAY nay
nsbis 'ioslsh icoseish csSsiHsa caSn ah.t M Ndl s15i On
Monday. April 29, at 10 :; m. Rela-
sasS. sss shSreh nG ir'snSs ssTs...ry' 9v''eo ia'
wEsTMoRELAND, RoBEAT NORMAN.
Hprii "a, 1893. btioved iatner q
Robert N. .wettmoreiand. jr., and
Eliiabsth n pfiltsr lnd Iaryiy,d
cnss sao7sM g. Sn1nss's hs'. On MSnssSl MsnsISi
ASS:.islo 90. e..a,.,.,JP 4. ! pm. intsrnenta r.
wEsIMOREEA.IN:D, .I: aOsIsE n, O.
po:s. pssssniS9t ". q. K: sonSs.S: RS.S:
ifan Lseion. are hereby no.
WeEHTrMSoREt2sb
Hcn.. 't sist and SniT0st n "a, oeofse! osSsEsi
On Monday. April 20. 1898, a.
~"kERR y! nUgFzEr, ntUggEzry sA.sl:iss,r ssRsr. !.
W4sSSrr' ,Sss SHas1rth ham on FrIssi %si,rtH tHOT,II q
slI. ssrcie.s III s b, fstiss ssssi.s. sf funeral
wHIIMEA. MAZE D., On Thursday,
stitytes. Of Health, MAIZE 2. WHfT.
Viz q siScnS sis ssiA wsl,:l' Il n;S' SssSS:s SsoiS.1
q W.tren whitlier and Mrs. Daniel
Lhompson. she also h survived By
lsysS s,,rS.SsIanscss SsSIaancshildisn sns tEo treat;
Sssl.s cA.b.f fi'9si %i..on:iSn aS s1.! ssil
prsn,iatii, where services viii
held on Monday, April 90. al ID
An. Internhsnt fifflawn csne.
woLENskY, SAM woLEN. On
WIEN WIEN Heo6lESSkYi' i'ss2l q ssslNd
S.ovsd SSssaSSH sS S Eisis EAi5linSsc McIsnsiy;, yn;,
e. alse !. survived By three sisters,
EIi.r. ssth d New YORK cits. IT. iSda ida
son FunSIal heme. i2IT Sth tt.
am. m q intsIsnossnaiy' tM1nsay' IAsgrniiiss Agrii 20 st s;s1
SortA H.nd.fson mCprnIah Tsl, nAIanihinstsn.4 4SGo vsl
Family su6eestG In lieu of fioweri
sontribytions be made 10 the Aebrev
-e W Nns nEeo. 2s
Evening star., 1963-04-27
CEMETERY LOTS

ToaI lJNooLN oyMiTEHY. {. si.ss
t:I,, sss2 70. SL.Css;sI 'ii'I. e ''sa' ..
'Nlssl1sssp c:a..si'. ae1ias. oi'SS
v6Ef LIN coin. yefI sssilsn, Z Iad I
s,srsns., .g1 s!ssSOS' sSOSir'n' 'rl's with
NATIONAL IMMORTAL FAX FsIii
StE ~ t.ktal '''.' 50. "'.'Oo'
Gro. WASH MIN. ,Fk.. eFyptL,
owner N Florida vii sacrifice. csii
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
TWO CRYpTs eAcRfFfcE.
FORT LINCOLN
$500 CASH II. 3-S737
Evening star., 1963-04-27

KNIGHT. LEONARD WEBSTER. sud
WEBSTER KNIoHf q 1881 eth
nSs, S.Oy.S sGO q SsS.sSa sssSsnd 'Hs q S;Is. Msr
iorie Webster knight and devoted
father Of Aiphonso Nelson and Leon.
Charter WEBSTER and Josephine Her:
9ss o,h:1 .qn. 1..,. we sns sSslii si.ns ss
y il'' D iSr'iSs sunday. Ai';1 'sDr G irIsSss sStI
may call at croueh'i Fynsrsl Home.
ss0i sth a. NJ. vhsrs servissss 81
s q pS S.ld rSs.rm:ns Sp nsns'iii iiinsSHln aHTi Ne.
SemSls Al SO5 4 At. nv. eS,ss'
"A Aps sGoIs a iSSs ssSl1s !. 8s.o 8.ors.ss. s.ls.y
univsrsIty. Hospital. MRe, BRuLAh
lo,.S scc & g go2 a,S.st,.S sSS 4. Jo..sS .;s
h,.ona sSal'ie yan.Tsi sr,inii Nome. me- 800 @ &c
on tuesday hprll 80: az 4 pm.
IIntsrmtnt Arlinston National Sssm-
II BOW, EVELYN ANA, on Friday,
April 20. 1905, EvkLYN A. II BOW
Ssgsss' ys"".Sli:, s;,.s.:ri'JL:, J.,,iS,:; hey;
pnil, MARY N. cofdani ane william
p Honey. u Friend, gey sail AZ
srtf s.1,i... Ts..in'.eH e j.. Fss Church Church
II fSt,rS.Si 'fofi Lincoln c.S.s.fs.
LUNKING, WONG tns. Lss Chi M.y,.
on Friday. kgril se. 1898; .s her s
Ss,SrSSSi;S.r issn.;i' issE,..si sSS.ass
Bsfes rd,, Durham. Republic of
IVs "a wons tunfinI ana mother d
r. ES nSSs!,ss:s !ss: ss:.ls:. ES:S.las seIG:: sl::
gIf gSl SS.n.i Si:Hsii ss Hsn en- sjt m dslts
Services and lntermsnt private,
farkiawn Cemetery. ~
Evening star., 1963-04-27

sSs!.lS:.f Sffi Il! ssossssss s!yss.s ! .I,:i 81
Funeral Home, l93a Hunt place ne !
S SAsr' R..yi.ss R:yie.. .1li y Souss:s,se ss:,e A. HsorII
"a. at $50 am. At the Holy Com
i. intsfSa.nt' Mount oiiV.t q tTs.
terry. 20
Evening star., 1963-04-27

'TS$ :s., Sc.SssS sI!:|,: Y soIS$RiS 'iS;S
N,, VIZ, rf'SgsTi'I: SsTrI.. .nd ceEs. es.. li.cu Ms:
R Sss:.ifii' 500 serve: rye; Wiz ia::ls
on Tpssday. ..April 10. 81 y am.
,PsrtiIni i, i.sili,iss,. ir,,!msnt ,InH. .T v.T'
ii,Is LlnIssol9 Gf@stiisS X. tiiysSs,r. r'seSs ken. ss,
pm, saturday. %
Evening star., 1963-04-27

s..::! q: :;:s y f:s: f#:;;s;:: i;;;!;
& E,IIi: fS:fss' M.N.,i SH. H;MsIs aSs S;.,s,1 sSI
SstHsssa: CHEVY SSSs. Pun.taI HON;
Md. kssultm mas: siil bs oii:fsc
q X. scr,sss $780, SA1TIi e. ,,,. a. - r,I.s, an
oatt 81 HSsvtn csmstery. 20
Evening star., 1963-04-27

:ERaI,F iEiEr EEiEriil FESE l55E
sIs' r.,a n! avn. il'::r $ eS.;i: s $ani.;s N;k
ssSssi sss h. s: ..s :Sr1,ss anS SS.rs; 4. sSs ais
ttlItiyei and many fritnds, After I
an an 4 sds.yM n. MisS: ,Iss' ts.isi trs iyli;S sS. =
tG:.ass1 1 1s,ii!:.. fi..sy'.:sIR.sSs SssE:S sI:S
April 20. a 1880 am. 1nttrment
WoodlaWn Cemetery. ee
Evening star., 1963-04-27

S:s.r. ais::il. isSsis I" wiRillS III Si;i!s;i 8
voted hulbsnd Of, Mrs. Nancy 2.
his passins one brother. one sister,
S S Ss sS:Ss:r S.ns rsss. S.h:r Of r;lasiT:i Sn.T:
later. ARRANGEMENTS by. the John
7. RhineS CO. Funeral Home, 30ib
10th 81, ne.
Evening star., 1963-04-27

I:ss;.fS ..,; " di s1s 1siIv.5 spIia,.' = 81: =
MlyeosE. . Prayers it chinbsri'
ssiniy;1r ssiiy.1r osprins oM5sS. Ms.' on on .., Mcnd'yi
md cisriass rd .0GI,t silver SPRINT. ii NY y
t,or.., 10 .,H e.n.,.,n In.,sr%ent w''hinstOn Ma
Evening star., 1963-04-27

sS E;.Ss, 8 .:l ,!s.s:I Z; S.ss
sSs; " ~, sSS me- e NS.S'.I: Ilas .l:
vlvlng are her srandparents Nj.
:SS S NJ .s T.S nT. ns bsn siii .ns sAroS:i oos
Rich Of oSithsTSAurs. Nd. Kathy
home, ifi siS East 6isnSss 6insSsss ave-. Ps, osi.
thersbuls.. Nd, where funeral sery::
ICES Will be held on sunday, April
e, q . pm. Intermsnt Forest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-29
WORD GAME
Find Il or more words in
DIS b ELIEF

meaning "unbelief, incredulity."
mark is 80 words: time
limit, 40 minutes.
IRules Of the game: /. Words must be
Of four or more letters. 2. Words which
IS" such as bats" eats" are not
used. 3. Only one form Of o word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer 10 ENLIvENIN0
engine, enliven. even. evening. evil.
neye, nine, lene, liege. ling. linen,
lignin, ingle, inveigle, inning, veil
vein, ventn, vile, vine, vigil, gene,
genie. genii. given. glen. gleo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-29
YugosIuv Hiker, l19,
Visits Relatives

sAVNIK, Yugoslavia (AP).-
Stana Mijovic, 1l9 years old.
still walks to visit her daugh-
tiers in a Montenegro village
100 kilometers away.
She does 1t by easy stages.
She stops here and there for
a few days to visit various
grandchildren who live along
the way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-29

%75
South West North East
IL Double Pass INT
.2A All Pass
Opening lead: King Of clubs.
South ruffs the third round
Of clubs and must now lead
trumps In the hope Of losing
only three trump tricks.
You know perfectly well what
the average player leads. He
pushes out the Jack Of spades
- and goes down. 81
West wins with the ace or
spades and gets out with any
card at all. South now has To
lead the 10 Of spades to thu
king; later he leads the nine
Of spades to the queen. There
upon East wins his long-de-
layed trick with the eight OF
spades.
Amy Bad Break 4
The same sort Of thing win
happen If there Il any Al
trump break. The singleton
may be the ace, king, queen,
eight, or seven, and the lead
Of the jack will result In the
loss Of four trump tricks. !.
It doesn't matter which spade
South leads II the missing
trumps break 80. He can lead
high, low. or middling - and
the opponents win take only
three tricks.
Likewise 1t doesn't matter
what South leads If either OPP
ponent has A-K-Q-0 or Ak
o.. South is doomed to defeat.
1t does make @ difference If
either opponent has q single
ton honor. Then South can
save himself by starting with q
low trump.
If South leads O low trump
to the ace, he can later lead
the jack and 10 to force out
the king and queen. He will
still have the nine Of spades
to capture East's eight, and
the contract Is safe. Z
Daily Question
Partner opens with one spade,
and the next player passes.
You hold:
AKQs7 Vo7s uJss &Jss
What do you say2
Answer: Bid two spades. You
have MAXIMUM values for this
weak bid, but game Is very un-
likely unless your partner can
try for game after your simple
raise.
CcOpyriRht. 1868. General Esaturss)
Evening star., 1963-12-26
Youth Held After Shots
Fly in Wild Car Chase

A Icy a r-old Arlington
youth was arrested early today
in a bullet-punctured car after
leading police on a wild chase
through Northwest Washington
and trying twice to run down a
policeman, officials saids
The youth was charged with
assault on police officer, driv-
ing while drunk and with II
traffic violations, police said
Three other youths in the car
also were arrested. This &C.
count was given by police:
Pvts. William C. Baldwin and
Charles E. Jones of the first
precinct, both foot patrolmen
saw a speeding car stop for a
traffic light at First and H
streets NE. AS they walked
into the street to speak to the
driver, the car started toward
Pvt. Baldwin, who jumped out
of the way.
The two policemen comman-
deered a car driven by Stanley
w. TapScott, 81, of 5019 Thtr-
teenth place NE, and chased
the speeding car. After running
through red lights, the speed
ing car stopped for a light at
Fourth and E streets NV.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
County Probing
HoIdup Report

Prince Georges County police
are investigating a reported
holdup early today at a Belts.
vile gas station in which the
attendant said he was tied to 8
pole after an armed mar
robbed him.
According to Detective Cap.
tain Earl j. Huber, the atten.
dant, Donald E. Hutzel, 20, ot
$500 Baltimore boulevard
College Park, was in the office
of the station at 11450 Balti.
more boulevard, Beltsville
when a man entered wearing q
stocking over his face.
The bandit brandished a a:
caliber automatic and demand.
ed money, Capt. Huber said. He
then tied Mr.. Hutzel against q
pole before escaping.
The attendant later was
found by a customer Richard
Minnick, q, of Laurel, who
called police. A lookout was
broadcast for a Negro, about S
feet 8 inches, weighing about
l65 pounds.
Evening star., 1963-12-26

The policemen again ap-
preached the car on foot and
again the car started toward
Pvt. Baldwin. This time both
policemen drew their revolvers
and fired a total of six shots at
the car.
One bullet creased the
parked car of Police Pvt. Rob-
ert D. Keller of the Accident
Investigation Unit. The speed
ing car then Squealed past the
first precinct and was noted by
Police Pvt. Charles F. Klopfer
who wrote down the license
plate number.
The automobile finally was
stopped at the Fourteenth
Street Bridge, heading for Vir-
ginia. by a cruiser from the
fourth precinct. An 18-year-old
Arlington boy was driving at
the time.
Police said the 18-year-old
was charged with driving while
drunk and two brothers, 16 and
II, also from Arlington, who
were passengers in the car,
were charged with being drunk.
The 16-year-old who was driv-
ing originally was charged with
driving while drunk and II
traffic violations.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
$4,000 Project
To Stem Erosion
On Assuteuque

BALTIMORE, Dec. 26 CAP)
Samuel L. Zimmerman,
chairman Of the Maryland For
ests and Parks Commission,
announced yesterday that $12,-
600 will be spent to prevent
erosion in the new State park
on Assateague Island.
Mr.. Zimmerman said three
rows of fences will be installed
on the Atlantic Ocean side of
the park to catch sand which
will form dunes and protect
against erosion.
The 640-acre park covers two
miles Of the 33-mile island off
Maryland and Virginia. A two
lane toll bridge linking the
Eastern Shore and the island is
scheduled to be completed late
next year.
Under plans for Federal de.
velopment of the island the
State park will be used for
bath houses. picnic area, a
concessions building. wooden
walkways and a boat dock.
Evening star., 1963-12-26

the commissions transi experts
The commissions new Joint
transfer system, established in
1861. proved a success, the re-
port showed.
Before the Joint fares were
established. passengers had to
pay a second fare when trans
ferring from one company to
another company's route. The
joint fare, paid to the first bus
company, provides a transfer
to the second company. The
total fare is some five cents
cheaper.
Earlier it had been estimated
that around four million pas
sengers would use the Joint
fares in 1862. In practice,
4,476,748 passengers did so,
with an estimated saving of
over $350,0O0 to the passengers.
Evening star., 1963-12-26
BY LEE FLOR
Star Staff Writer

The three all-suburban bus
companies that serve WASH
ington outskirts showed in
creases in their net income
for the last annual accounting
period, according to a yearly
report released today.
But D. C. Transit System,
Inc, which serves suburban
Maryland in addition to its
District routes, showed a $751;
900 drop in its net income, from
$1,03l, ,602 in 1861 to $500, ,035
for 1862.
The figures were in consoli-
dated operating statements in
the report issued by the Wash
ington Metropolitan Area
Transit Commission. The COM
mission is an interstate COM
pact agency which regulates
the four bus companies in this
area. The annual report was
released by the commissions S
chairman, Albert L. Sklar.
The bus firm which serves
Alexandria and the eastern
portion Of Fairfax and Arling-
ton Counties, the Alexandria
Bancroft and Washington
Transit Co. had $4,620,2S8 ir
gross revenue in 1862, COM
pared to $4,265,212 in the pre-
vious year. The firms net in
come from this was 1898, $50,
an increase over the net in
come of $270,616 in 1861.
The firm which serves west
ern portions of Fairfax and
Arlington Counties, the WASH
ington-Virginia and Maryland
Evening star., 1963-12-26
New Device to Enhance
University Telescope

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Dec. 26 (SpeciaD Recently
developed equipment will in
crease efficiency of the pro-
posed 32-inch reflecting tele-
scope for the University of Vir-
ginia about $50 times.
The telescope, to be erected
about 19 miles southwest of
Charlottesville in Albemarle
County, will use new Image
intensifier" equipment, which
electronically intensifies star
and planet images.
Hastens Photography
DR.. Laurence w. Fredrick,
chairman Of the university's
astronomy department. will op-
crate the equipment. which will
be presented by the Carnegie
Institution.
DR.. Fredrick explained that
the image intensifier reduces
time necessary to photograph
q galaxy of stars from about
Evening star., 1963-12-26

the formal request OF the
county's new board.
The council has not met for
mally since last Wednesday
but Mr.. Martinelli said earlier
this week that he had talked
with his council colleagues in
dividually and that they sup
ported his action.
Vienna also is upset with
the board over a third rezoning
in the Upper Accotink water
shed.
This was the Efrain Guer-
rero application for 81 acres of
apartments. a shopping center,
motel, office buildings and a
sports convention center be-
tween Routes so and 29-211 a
mile east Of Fairfax Circle.
The board reached a % tie
vote on the Guerrero request
December IL. 1t was approved
IS to l Wednesday with six
members present. Supervisor
Anne Wilkins. the only dis
senter, contended that State
law prohibited a vote to break
a tie unless all seven board
members were present. Super
visor Adelarde L. Brault. who
represents the area in which
the Guerrero rezoning is 10.
Gated, was absent.
All rezoning in the Upper
Accotink watershed, in which
Vienna is located, affect the
proposed sewer capacity of the
area.
A master plan for the vest
branch and Oakton branch
drainage areas of the Upper
Accotink, Is in limbo. A mo.
ton by The county supervisors
to defer approval of the master
plan until February resulted
in a 3-3 tie at the November
n meeting. The tie was moi
broken by the old board.
The threat that Vienna ma,
move for city status also hang!
over the county-town relation
ship. However, Mr.. Martinell
said he doubts that the towl
will ask the Fairfax Circui
Court to declare Vienna a cit,
unless his jurisdiction is threat,
ened with obliteration if a Fair
fax County gains a city charte
from the General Assembly.
Evening star., 1963-12-26

four hours to about one min
ute.
Also, he added, if a star
galaxy is exposed through an
intenSifier for the usual fou,
hours. much fainter stars are
picked up than is possible BY
ordinary Photographic meth
ods.
Can Be Removed
Like other equipment to be
installed on the university tel
escope, scheduled for operation
next April. the image intensi-
fier will be made so it can be
removed and used on larger
telescopes in the West.
DR.. Friedrich said expert
mentS that cannot be complet-
ed on the university's telescope
can be finished on telescopes at
Kilt Peak. Ariz., at the Lowell
Observatory or. if necessary, at
the 200-inch telescope at
Mount Palomar, Calf.