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Management Consultants

agency
1850 K ST. NV. 2a6-41s0
ASSEMBLER TRAINEES. his. grads.
mechanical aptitude. To $500.
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
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CHERNER MOTOR CO

III FIUIIud NVt. NV.
AUTO SERVICE SALESMAN, good
working conds., salary plus COM
mission. 5-day wk., hospitaliza-
ton and sick leave. BENDALL
PONTIAC, INC. Call Mr.. McCol-
pin, OV. 3-l6O0, for appt.
AUTO Statesmen t2)-New and
used cars TO sell the car Of THE
Year" best pay plan in area
Virginia residence. apply in per-
n E01nH
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EIn Irih slrr.i NM

STATES DISTRICT COURT
TO- the District Of Columbia Hold
ing Probate Court No l0T 900.
Admins ration This Is 20 Give
Notice. That the subscriber, Of
the District OF Columbia. has OBJ
TONED from the Probate Court Of
the District OF Columbia, Letters
Of AdlnlHlstrat on the estate Of
JOHN J GRADY, late Of the Dis-
triCt Of Columbia, deceased All
persons having claims against the
deceased ere hereby warned 10
eyhib The same with The youeh.
ers thereof legally authenticated.
20 the subscriber, on or before the
18th day OF June AD, 1868,
otherwise they may BY law be
excluded from all benefit OF said
estate owen under my hand
this 9th day o. January. 1868.
TfhitY ?. RID, BIU1 Canucc-
trut avenue NV tSrall Attest.
BYRON x WET CH Deputy REG
irtrr o. wills for The District OF
Columbia, CLERK Of me Probate
Court ial0l7."f
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a = 80 a AAANkN
~ 40 per hour, 6-day week Report
70 Job az 200 2Sth st. Sc
BUTCHER, neat and sober, Apply
IN person. 3243 Mt. Pleasant
street NV.
CAB DRIVERS. excel. earnings
tull or pt. time, mod equip. VEL.
LOW CAB CO, 1925 Lee hwy. Arl.
CARPENTERS, rough and trim
Must have transportation and
specializing IN remodellng tools
Steady work, Report sam, gi3p
Chillum pl ne lcOr, Kansas ave }
CARPENTERS, top trim carprn.
ters wanted for femodelng work,
top wages and year round work
available. Call g6B-30iB or g0B-
100
CARPENTERS, trim men. resideh.
tlal work Nd lob Come 10 R"0O
BLOCK HOLLYWOOD I'd, KcnVood
PARK Ask for RUSSELL.
CUR for ist-ciass restaurant. loo
refs req Apply In person At
1873 ian AZ, NV.
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LANGLEY REALTORS
Real Estate Statesmen

Real Estate Statesmen
NORTHERN VIRGINIA
Good Advertising support.
Member Coop Listing Sery-
ice. Fresh new listingS eV-
cry week. Good builder con-
facts, Participation OF an
nual net profits pro-rated TO
statesmen on sales and list
ings Established firm
With the know-how to get
he results.
Evening star., 1963-12-20
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair
and cold tonight, low about 10
in the city, around zero in
outlying areas. Continued fair
and cold tomorrow, high in the
middle 20s.
Maryland-Fair and contin-
ued cold tonight, low around
zero in the western portion, in
the upper 2os in the eastern
portion. Continued fair and
cold tomorrow, some cloudiness
in the south portion; high in
the teens In the western por-
ton, In the upper 20s near the
coast.
Virginia-Fair in the north
ern portion, considerable clou-
dinesS in the south portion
tonight and tomorrow. Contin-
ued cold with the low ranging
from zero in the mountains to
is to 20 in the south portion
High tomorrow will be is II
the mountains, about 80 in the
southeast.
Lower Potomac and CheSa.
peake Bay-Small craft warn
ings are displayed. Northwes
winds 10 to IS knots tonight
and tomorrow. Weather will b
fair except for some cloudineS!
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Copt. Peterson,
Wos Coast Guard
Base Commander

Coast Guard Capt. Oliver A.
Peterson. 81. stationed at Coast
Guard headquarters here for
four years during World War
II as assistant chief Of COM
munications, died Of cancer
Tuesday ct the United States
Public Health Service Hospital,
Baltimore.
Capt. Peterson's most recent
assignment was commander Of
the Greater Antilles section
and commanding officer of the
Coast Guard base and captain
of-the-port office in San Juan,
Puerto Rico. .---
He leaves his wife. Mrs.
Sarah Marean Peterson, who is
living at 11O Grafton street,
Chevy Chase; a daughter, Gym
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Moss Celebrated
At Koreu Line

ON THE WESTERN FRONT
Korea. Dec. 20 (AP).-Ameri-
can soldiers took Christmas 70
the truce line dividing Korea
yesterday and showed 1t to the
Communist North Koreans.
Soldiers Of the 1st Cavalry
Division stood within 36 inches
Of the southern border Of the
truce line at an outdoor mass.
Farther west, In the neutral
village Of Panmunjom, the
Americans decorated q 20-foot
Christmas tree.
North Korean troops in Rus
sian-style uniforms and fur
hats watched the mass being
celebrated and the Christmas
tree being lighted.
Five United States Congress-
men, in Korea for the inaugu-
ration last Tuesday Of Presi-
dent Chunk Hee Park, partici-
pated in the tree-lighting cere-
mony in Panmunjom. They
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Truck Driver Wounded
In One of Four HoIdups

A truck driver was shot ir
the abdomen last night after
he gave two holdup men money
in one Of four gunpoint robber-
les reported to District police.
Two men approached Eugene
Banks. fl, a truck driver for
the Standard Cigar and Tobac-
CO Co.. about z pm. as Mr..
Banks got out Of his truck near
his company at 40 I street
NE.
Police said one man demand
ed money. After Mr.. Banks
handed over $275, the man
shot him once in the abdomen,
Mr.. Banks stumbled into q
nearby home and then was
taken to the Washington Hos
pital Center with q bullet
lodged near the spine. His
condition today was reported
serious.
About $40 pm, Harold
Silver, II, Of 935 Ninth street
NV. q truck driver for the
Central Linen Service, was
locking his truck in the 1000
block Of Queens Chapel road
NE. when two young Negro
men surprised him from be-
hind, police said.
While one covered him with
a pistol held in his pocket, the
other took $3.50 to $3.50. Order
ing Mr.. Silver not to move,
both robbers escaped.
Fred Deckelbaum, so, Of 8107
Eastern avenue, owner of
Deckelbaum's Market, 786
Harvard street NV, was
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Hume TO Back
Tydings for
Senate Seat

BALTIMORE. Dec. 20 CAP).-
David Hume has decided to
back Joseph D. Tydings for
Marylsnd's Democratic senate
rial nomination instead of
seeking 1t himself, q we'll
informed source said today.
The two men had agreed
earlier that one or the other
would run for 1864 nomination
to the seat now held by Repub-
ncan j. Glenn Bean.
The source, asking that his
name be withheld but in a
position to know the details Of
Hume-Tydings talks on the
subject. said Mr.. Hume now
plans to seek the nomination
for Governor In 1866. He sur
priSed most observers by draw
ing more than $4,000 in
opposing Democratic Gov.
Tawes for denomination last
year.
Asked to comment on the
report that he will back Tyd-
ings, q former United States
attorney. in next years Senate
primary. Mr.. Hume said:
'If my thinking remains the
way 1t is, there Is no reason
why such an alliance should
not be formed. But there would
be no deal for Joe to support
me in 1866"
Mr.. Hume said "any basic
thing" could change his plans
but added. 80 far, my think
ing Is this: I like '66."
He said he would make no
announcement of his plans
until after the 30-day mourn
ing period for the late Presi-
dent Kennedy.
Reports had circulated for
several weeks that Mr.. Tydings
and Mr.. Hume felt neither
could win If both ran against
Louis L. Goldstein, the Mary
land controller who is the
Tawes organizations choice for
the Senate nomination. A
Tydings-Hume split Of the
non-organization vote would
virtually assure Mr.. GoldStein's
nomination, It was felt.
DR.. H. C. Byrd, chairman Of
the Tidewater Fisheries Com
mission and former University
of Maryland president, has
already entered the Democratic
Senate race. Mr.. Goldstein is
expected to announce his
candidacy formally after Janu-
airy /.
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Womun Is Killed
In Crush on Rt.l

A woman motorist from
Richmond was killed yesterday
when her car eollided head-on
with a dump truck on U. s.
Route l, q mile south Of Til
angle in Prince william Coun-
ty, Va.
State police listed the victim
as Doris Tawny Libron, SO.
According to Trooper c. r.
Harris, her car was headed
north when, about 10 am. for
no apparent reason 1t veered
to the southbound lane into a
truck driven by Robert Michel,
about %. Of Manassas. Va.
Evening star., 1963-12-20

behind the counter at about
500 pm. when q man with a
small black pistol entered and
said. II want the money"
Police said Mr.. Deckelbaum
struck him on the arm, knock
ing the pistol to the floor. AS
the bandit stopped to pick it
up, Mr.. Deckelbaum hit him
again.
Grabbing a bottle, the robber
hit Mr.. Deckelbaum once in
the head, then escaped with
about $40 which had fallen to
the floor.
At Scott's Gas Station, 374e
Minnesota avenue NE, Donald
A. Owens. 10, was behind the
desk about S:25 pm. when a
we'll dressed man entered and
asked for a gas cap.
AS he was leaving the man
wheeled around with a pistol in
his hand and demanded the
money. Taking SIS from q
cigar box, he ran south on
Minnesota avenue. Mr.. Owens
told police he fired five shots
at the running thief through
the plate glass window. One, he
said, might have taken effect.
Mrs. Mary Wanzer, II, re-
turned to her home at $751;
Thirteenth place NV. about
9:25 pm. and discovered a man
in the living room. He ran out
the back door.
The house had been ran
sacked. Missing was about $2,-
500, including 300 silver dollars
and $1,000 in 50 bills.
Evening star., 1963-12-20
5 Families Homeless
After BIuze in GuIux

GALAX, Va. Dec, 20 (AP).-
Fire which gutted an apart
ment building here yesterday
has left five families, including
seven children, homeless.
No injuries were reported In
the fire which struck the Petty
Apartments in West Galax
shortly after 9 am.
The fire Is believed to have
started in an electric range in
one Of the first floor apart
ments.
Evening star., 1963-12-20
FALSE TEETH
That Loosen ts:s
Need Not Embarrass

Many wearers Of false teeth have
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped, slipped 81 Wob.
pied at just the wrong time. Do noe
i've In Tear Of this happening TO You.
Just sprinkle g little FASTEETH,
the alkaline lnon-acid) powder, On
your plates. Hold false teeth uloRo
nrmly. 90 they feel more comfort
able. Does not sour. Checks plate
odor breath. Get FASTEETH at
orug counters everywhere.
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Funds Post Filled

William H. Greer, jr., OF
Kenwood, Md, has been ap-
pointed chairman Of the Busi-
ness and Professional Commit
tee Of the 1854 Embarrassing
campaign Of the Planned Par
enthood Federation Of Metro
politan Washington.
Evening star., 1963-12-20

were Senator Scott, Republican
Of Pennsyivania. and Repre-
sentatives Bray. Republican OF
Indiana. Osmers. Republican Of
New jersey. Ned1. Democrat Of
Michigan and Murphy. Demo-
crAt Of New York.
Evening star., 1963-12-20

for two years by a vocational
education bill Just signed by
the President.
A comprehensive attack on
mental retardation could begin
early next year with the $41.S
million in appropriations called
for by the Senate committee
today.
Details Of Spending
Since 1855, the committee re-
ported it had ''prodded" the
Health, Education and Welfare
Department to use general leg
islative authority to build a
better program.
Spending would break down
this way:
Grants to expand State, COL
lege and university programs
for the handicapped, $1l.5 mil
lion.
For community action and
plans to combat mental retard-
alton, $2.2 million.
For initiation Of university
based mental retardation clin-
les, IS million.
For construction grants to
help universities and other nom
profit institutions to research
mental retardation, $6 million.
For grants for maternal and
child welfare, $16.5 million, and
for consulting services to tn
states, $475,000.
Evening star., 1963-12-20

minute eoolLlonS 70 this Ilnal
budget. But If there is one
program they would except
from this ultimatum, it is
"impacted" school aid to help
bear costs Of schools over
crowded with children whose
parents work for the Federal
Government.
Affects Many Districts
This politically popular pro-
gram affects districts Of BIS
members Of the House.
In the Washington area,
Northern Virginia receives $6.5
million and the Maryland sub
urbs $5.6 million for both
maintenance and construction
annually under this program.
The $216.2 million added by
the Senate committee is the
Nationwide maintenance total.
Construction appropriations
come up next year.
Senator PaStore, Democrat
Of Rhode Island, who man.
aged the mental health and
school budget, said prospects
seemed good for final passage
today.
I'VE decided to risk the i'm
pacted money because so many
school districts have been wait
ing so long for this money"
Senator Pastore said.
The school program expired
on June 80. But it was revived
Evening star., 1963-12-20

thia Jean Peterson. and two
sons, Oliver A. Peterson, jr.,
and Richard M. Peterson.
Services were to be at the
Fort Myer Chapel at pm.
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Senate Approves Fund
For Impocted Schools
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star stAff Writer

The Senate today attached $2162 million for impacted
school aid to the last budget which before this session
Congress.
The vehicle chosen to carry school funds through both
houses Of Congress bill to combat
alton.
The House has that members viii reject any last
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Cork Eruses Dents

AKRON. Ohio.-Tire COM
pany researchers have found
that dents made by spike neen
in vinyl flooring disappear over
night If there is q layer Of cork
under the floor.
Evening star., 1963-12-20

today. with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
The family requests that he
mortal contributions be made
to the American Cancer
Society.
Evening star., 1963-12-20

For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points, subtract times indicated
from the above: Annapolis, 3h hours;
Beach. 8 hours; Deale, 4z hours
Solomon's Island. ga hours; Point
Lookout, IN hours.
Evening star., 1963-12-20
Five Day Forecast

in the south portion, visibility
10 miles.
Evening star., 1963-12-20

southwark
and westward through the Mississippi
parts Gulf Coast States light
mixed with snow.-AP WhephOto Map
Evening star., 1963-12-20

Five Day Forecast
Temperatures should average
more than 8 degrees below nor
mails Of A and 30. Tempera-
lures should rise somewhat at
the beginning of the week. Pre-
cipitation is expected to aver
age between one-tenth and
five-tenths Of an inch occur
ring as snow the first part Of
the week.
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers
Ferry and clear at Great Falls. shen-
andoah clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight - % Noon -------- 90
am. am - - Is sp.m. Dm - Il
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest. 90, on May o. June 10 and
July 81.
Lowest. 3, on January "a.
Tide Tables
! FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
| IJioh 1n.aG -, I1.0Q . -,
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Euclid-Sl3,500
Lake Shore Runch


FINEST SECTION. This lovely
l3-yeor-old bungalow has 8
bedrooms. clay tile bath. full
basement. attached garage and
munY extras. Put this on your
list OF MUST SEES!" $22,7O
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OPPORTUNITIES

LAKE COUNTY ELEVEN SUFFERS 4
Ultro modern, maintenance free, 4
brick, steel and oIvminum con-
sfruetion. No vacancies. Netting
$4,000. BY appointment only.
FIRST TIME OFFERED 4
IA suite brick apartment Five
! bedroom suites; six z bedroom
suites, and 3 effieieneies. Just 4
2 yeurs young. Shown by op- 4
pointment only. Won't lest. :
EUCLID SHOPPING CENTER
Seven units near Boulevard. No
voconeies. Owner anxious 10 4
sell. Will help finance.
4 OFFICES AND z STORES ,
Eost Is5th oreo. Mony possibii-
ties. Asking $4,000. Call fodoy ,
10 see.
HI.RisE INVESTORS
severoI Euclid properties ovoiI.
obIe 10 the right porty for q
foir price. BY appointment only. 4
; INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS AND
A 6 ROOM HOUSE ON ;
ONE PARCEL
With access 10 freewoy. RenotI
income now $500 per month. :
Call Us for package details and =
full measurements.
6 SUITES AND z STORES ;
High income - low expenses, 4
netting over $4,000 per year.
Good loeotion. Mvsf be seen.
Call now. Won't lost.
BRICK II SUFFER-
loke Shore Blvd. One bedroom
suites, central heotins. oven. 4
range, and refrigerator included. 4
Call now for an appointment. ;
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Business
RESTAURANT

z RESTAURANT
4 Just listed, Greenwood oreo,
r netting over 5000 O week. Own.
er must SELL Coll today.
y CHOICE ICE CREAM AND
Z DAIRY BARS
4 From $4,000 to $4,000, es-
4 eelIent returns and terms if
necessary. Coll now for further
= details.
, EUCLID SUPER MARKET
y Large living quarter. con be
purchased with building. Excel
y lent deol for right porty.
4 LAKE SHORE FLOWER SHOP
Prime loeoton. Well established
firm. Money back in two yeors.
y Owner must sell.
y Netting $4,000 per year. Tip
top equipment. $40 rent. Fine
leose arrangements. Coll now.
y rAveRN.REsrAURANT
y D5, Cleveland Eost good pork
ing. Crossing $4,000 Air con-
y ditioned. Selling because Of ill.,
ness.
z BEVERAGES 8 pEiicAresseNs
y Terrific selections. Varied price
y ronses sizes and Locations. Coll
now for further information.
FOOD MARKET
z $25o,oo0 yeorIy gross. expend-
z ing oreo. Spacious parking.
y Priced TO sell fost.
y BOWLING ALLEY
\ Crossing $50, 900. approximate
{ y $500 per oIIey. Many
z Leagues. Don't miss this one.
y Cont be beof.
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BOWLING ALLEY

Crossing $4,000, approximate
Iy $500 per oIIey. Many
Leagues. Don't miss this one.
Cont be beat.
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&: :; =; =; e. :: !; @ @
OFF EAST ls5th - Very clean
bedroom bungalow. Basement z
car gorose. 8 yeors old. Excellent
buy at $4,000.
NyAcK AVE-, off Nottingham Rd.
Brond new A12 room bungalow.
Basement. expansion second. ee-
ment drive. $l5,e00.
PARKGRovE off eost 15oth-Very
clean 2 bedroom colonial with
basement. Completely new bath
and kitchen. New eos furnace.
olvminvm storms. Minutes walk
70 schools and shopping. Only
$4,000.
LOCKWOOD CIRCLE off Torben-
son. 10 year old S room ranch
with basement and double CO.
roee. $4,000.
HIGHLAND RD. west OF Richmond
Rd. Extremely clean 3 year old
& room ranch. basement dining
room, 2-oor sorose, fireplace. LOT
l00x25o. Asking s2s,8o0.
RICHMOND RD. NEAR cHARDoN
RD. California contemporary full
Of modern living. 3 bedrooms, "a
baths, fireplace. Dir conditioning,
lox2o potio. Competing through
out. s2I. 500 price is $1,000 under
bonk opproisol.
CUSTOM BUILT RANCH. CheIford
off Chordon Rd. 2 yeors old, 3
bedrooms, IA baths, l8 Fl. kifeh-
en- with bvilt-in oven, ronge.
refriserotor-f freezer. Dining room,
2 firepIoees, double soruse. Lot
6Ox205. Low $3o's.
81 ACRE FARM: Podonorvm Rd.
north Of r.. 20 near Geneva.
Modernized 9 room home, barn,
chicken house, tools and moehin-
cry. Orchard, 10 oeres gropes.
Poved road. $4,000.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - St.
Clair Ave-. near White Motors.
Modern grill and bor. d. license.
Scots 81. lively lunch business
from surrounding factories Air
conditioned. $500.
PeRsONALIzED SERVICE: As op.
piled 10 real estate, coils for on
honest, all out effort 10 sell any
property we LIST. BY accepting q
limited number Of Iistinss we
guarantee your home PERSONAL
lied SERVICE. List with
STAKI(H
REALTORS
8o4 z. le5th KE. 1884
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REAL ESTATE
NORTH OF BLVD.

HOLY Cross, brick colonial, like
new; fireplaces. lla baths. !
large bedrooms. storms. carpet
ing, drapes, recreation room
beach privileges; many other ex'
tras; must see to appreciate; by
owner. w. l-2376.
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BRICK II SUFFER-

Lake Shore Blvd. One bedroom
suites, central heotins, oven.
range, and refrigerator included.
Call now for an appointment.
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PUNGALCW-S13.SQQ

ShGrp! 3 bedrooms. off Roberts
Rd., EUstlGke. lectures unusaUl
living .oom. bright cheerful
kitchen. fenced yard. priced
right
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6 BEDROOMS. extra loree fam.
lily home in Holy Cross Perish.
Spacious living room has new
Competing and wood burning
fireplace. 2 complete baths plus
2 lovotories. dream kitchen.
double garage. See TO believe.
$4,000.
az Plus Expansion
Charming l2-yeor-old bungalow
in E. 22sth.Loke Shore ureo.
New Competing. large eating
ureo. lla-cor garage. tostefully
decorated. See II today! $1,000.
Euclid-Sl3, 500
Lovely 5-room "a duplex with
extra room in basement. heuted
garage. fenced-in yard. copper
plumbing. brick and frome con-
struction. Coll now!
Lake Shore Runch
Spacious 8.yem-old. ! floor
home with hardwood floors
throughout. 3 large bedrooms.
attached garage. roomy lot.
Only Sl5.900.
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SOUTH EUCLID

ST. Gregory Perish 3-bedroom
colonial. Aluminium siding. en-
closed porch. new 2-cur ga.
rage. lovely tree shaded lot.
Asking $4,000.
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$25o, 900 yeorIy gross. expend-
ing oreo. Spacious porkine,
Priced TO sell fosi.
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WILLOWICK COLONIAL

3 ldrge bedrooms. full >ininq
room, nook. modern kitchen.
tiled basement. family room, :
car garage. large lot $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
u. S. to Pay Under Half
Of NucIeor Fleet Costs

BONN. Germany, Mar. 8
tAP).-An authoritative source
said today the United States
will shoulder less than half the
SIS billion cost of an interna-
tional fleet of rs surface ships
armed with nuclear missiles.
The cost is to be spread over
10 years. Under present plans,
still subject to negotiation, the
fleet will carry 200 of the latest
model Polaris rockets. They
have a range Of about 1900
miles.
Important talks on the prof.
ect have been going on for the
past three days in Bonn be-
tween Livingston T. Merchant,
President Kennedy's special en-
voy, and top West German Of
ficials. Besides Chancellor Kon-
rad Adenauer himself, his new
defense minister, Kai-Uwe Won
HasSel, has taken an important
part.
The source said the SIS bill
lion in costs could conceivably
increase over the 10-year period
because of technical improve
mentS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09

The United States is reported
still holding to the idea of a
veto for each nation in the mis-
sile force. The United States
has been reported suggesting
an executive committee of four
or five members selected from
all the North Atlantic Alliance
Nations which decide to join in
the project. And they would
have the veto.
Mr.. Won Hassel has suggested
the veto be eliminated once the
missile force has been estab-
lished. Under his plan, major
decisions, including the launch
ing of nuclear missiles, would
be left to a majority vote of
the members.
There was no indication,
however, that the United States
would accept that idea. 1t would
arouse strong opposition in the
United States Congress because
it might give other nations a
chance to outvote the United
States on the use of United
States-made weapons.