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, 1963-06-08
Three Members Of
C. @. Committee
From Virgin Islands

The personnel Of a stand
ing Advisory Committee on
Animal Health and Produc-
ton, to advise the Carib-
bean Council on the expan-
sion of the livestock indus
tries in the area served by
the Caribbean Organiza-
ton, was announced by G.
F. Beauregard, the Secre-
tary-G General of the Carib-
bean Organization. The
Committee consists Of
twenty experts nominated
from eight Caribbean coun-
tries, the University Of
Puerto Rico and the Univer-
SHY OF the West Indies.
The establishment of the
Advisory Committee under
the Caribbean Plan high
lights the Organizations
Continued on page A..
, 1963-06-08
Antigud Announces
Intention To Join
Curib. Organization

The Government Of An
tigua has informed G. F.
Beauregard, the Secretary
General of the Caribbean
Organization, that it has
decided to become a Mem
Der of the Organization in
its own right and has re-
quested that the necessary
action be taken in this res
pect.
The Government Of Gre
NADIA has also informed the
Secretary-G General that it
wishes to avail itself of the
Continued on page a
, 1963-06-08
no,rymrd NMnn:~4ole
kHPOAAAAON
Delegate to Curlb-
Organization

Gus Coward, Democratic
Senator for the District OF
st. Croix has been appoint
ed as a Virgin Islands dele
gate to the Caribbean Org
anlzation.
In a letter to the Demo
cratic Senator Governor
~PaleWonsky stated "The Ca
ribbean Organization is an
important regional body for
the econmic, social and cul-
tural development of the
peoples Of the Caribbean
area. I am inviting you
to serve as a member of the
Continued on page a
Governor Calls
Specidl Il gislature
Session for June 18th
, 1963-06-08

Urged to Print Info.
in Spunish
It was revealed yesterday
that Democratic Senators
in The Virgin Islands, led
by the Democratic National
Committeeman, Ron de
Lugo, have again written
to Mrs. Henrita Todman,
Supervisor Of Elections for
the Virgin Islands, regard
ing the matter of having
the election blanks pertain
ing to the enrolment in
parties and registration for
voting, printed in Spanish
for the convenience of the
large population Of Spanish
speaking citizens.
The release states that
on May Is, 1868, Senators
Continued on Page q
Mother ond Daughter
Killed in Bedu Geste
Bur in Triple Shooting
Bernice George, proprie-
tress of the Beau Geste
Bar in Christiansted, and
a daughter, Madeline Ed
ney, were shot to death by
Elmo Hosford with a %
caliber shotgun; he then
shot himself and was ra1sh-
ed to the hospital with a
bullet in his heart. The tri-
=.
pie tragedy took place at
about $40 pm,
Albertha Hoyer, niece of
Mrs. George, was an eye
witness to the entire cpl
sode but told her story to
the Police officer who con-
Quoted the investigation.
Other witnesses said that
Fosford had threatened to
kill Madeline, the baby he
fathered and himself. For
tunately, the little one was
upstairs at the time.
The threats were made
Continued on page A.
, 1963-06-08

Griffin Attempts
to Regoin Crown
Tonight

Emile Griffith, Virgin Isl
ands Champion and former
Welterweight Champion of
the World will meet Cham
pion Louis Rodriguez to-
night in Madison Square
Garden in a championship
bout scheduled for 15-
rounds which will deter
mine whether the 25-year-
old ST. Thomian will be
champion again for the third
time.
AS of noon today Griffith
was slightly favored to de-
throne the 147-pound Gu
ban. Both Griffith and Ro-
driguez, following the pat
tern set by Cassius Clay
predicted to win by K.O.
The fight will begin at 1000
pm. and will be on WIN.
, 1963-06-08
n.L-neI NJ
HONIO1 DKO MOI IO
With Ambulance But
Cove First Aid

Cove First Aid :
AS a result Of a report in
Thursdays AVIS on the
fatal accident which occur
red on the Scenic highway,
it was learned that while a
doctor did not accompany
the ambulance, one was
taken to the scene.
DR.. Augustin informed
the AVIS that a nurse
called and informed him of
the accident and urgency;
he gathered the necessary
supplies for first aid and
LETT IN the Police car With
Captain Aubain who later
transferred him to another
car that carried him to the
scene OF the accident.
On arrival he had to
crawl under the overturned
truck and administer first
aid treatment to the seri-
ously injured man, to stop
bleeding and ease his pain.
The informant, a reputa-
BILE citizen, was unaware
that a physician had reach
ed the scene.
Antique Announces
Intention To Join
Curib. Organization
Evening star., 1963-01-15
GREENWOOD FOREST
FOR GRACIOUS 1tv1Nc ,tovv

FOR GRACIOUS LIVING MOVE UP
10 THIS RAMBLING RANCHER
spacious. liv, rm. with fireplace,
FORMAL din. .rm., 3 big, restfui bed
rms : baths, de luxe electric XII
with wall oven, dishwasher, etc A
W daylight bsmt. featuring liy.
ability plus, also lIa-ton air cond
IoI your summer comfort. A real
pIestlge home IN a prestige neigh
noIno9d on q i4-acre lot and it's
you wish. $3.50 -
Evening star., 1963-01-15
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT T
CONIhLEnN ncnAIrI NllrnA
(coNTlNUED)

BETHESDA, $3.50 Butler rd.-l0o|
~. off River rd.. 300 So. II.
plus l,SO0 So. #. outside space
Truck dock, air-cond office, air
cond. ant, OF rms, kit. and
bath, BREuNINGER g. SONS. Ma,
Evening star., 1963-01-15
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(CONTlNuEDl


NO On. TO CT AND SELLER Will
PAf $500 OF SETTLEMENT
CHARGES, also easy financing
with FLA terms, a nice semi
Colonial with full bsmt., sep din.
rm., big bedrms,, fenced lot, Total
price only Sll,50O,
Evening star., 1963-01-15
WooDLAWN HEIGHTS


BEAUTIFUL BRICK RAMBLER on
Anchor-lenced level lot In an eS-
tremely nice neighborhood 8 lux
ury-size bedrms,, de luxe kit. with
disposal unit, front porch Venetian
blinds, storm windows and doors
lot OF well-built home for SID
900 on easy GI or FLA terms A
new listing and you had better
Evening star., 1963-01-15
IRAILERS

ASSUME PAYMTs. - BRAND -NEW
1868 MODELS. Never lived In, 2
or q bedfmB. Take your choice,
Auto washer, fully furnished. $500
down and assume small payments.
CAL CIR a-5fas or drive out
500 yards vest OF fairfAx Circle
on Route so az Fairfax, Va
VIRGINIA MOBILE HOMES, INC,
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
NOBtt p HOMES Va, RO s.
400 Nd RA, u-2bai,
FNiRTAN = Must sell lmmed 4
owner 1850 stewart Qafdner
House Trailer, tAKlU ft.. y bed-
rms, situated M park AskinE
price mel basic tutn 273.OAsf
SACRIFICE 6s Landoia. 5i n.
mobile home. IN like-ntv eond !.
i.r $1,000 Completely iuru ,
many bu,.t.in eXtfas, cost near.y
tluunl new, terms avail Must
.ell tina week. MR. JENKINS. An.
5a1auU or f7f.2SU3
NUL SACRIFICE bt.ft' Land0ia
Completely turn, wJmany bulletin
extras Sod ior $1,000 IN lass.
Terms avail Must sell this week
Cah MlS JENKINS, AP. 7.720O
1909 KNOX, 3 bedfmt, III baths,
iufnH rciers washer. $500 and
assume payments 703-iot.e6f7.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
RIVERDALE AREA

NEED LOT OF RooMP HERE IT'S
A spacious 4-bedrm, Cane Cod an
nice tree-shaded lot. fully fenced
paneled lily. rm., modern kit, with
auto, washer as bonus, newly
painted and redec, A lot Of home
tor $4,000, GI no dn,. or FHA
low dn.. terms.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
PALMER PARK-GI nnthinr dnwn
HOMEOWNEiRlE% ilE : REALTY ( d,


PARKLAWN (Nr. Lady Of Sorrows
Church and SchooD-Spotless -
RATE DINING RM. Spacious 1,se 81 liv- v
ins rm., lots OF closets, diversified
screened porch Level, fenced lot
$50 IT.. deep. Close TO bus and
shops. Immed. occupancy. New low
price, Sl4,95O VA no S dn., FILA
Evening star., 1963-01-15
Miller Real Estate Co

10. 7-O7OO 10. 7-O44O. CHI. S-5U50
PRETTY PASTEL CAPE COD, g.
bedrmS.. Il very large full din.
rm.. large liv. rm. with picture
window, Screenedin porch for
summer enjoyment. priced right
at Si4,95O. excel. terms.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
Evening star., 1963-01-15
I. L. LEWIS 949-433O
RGEENs CHAPEL MANOR, si2,oo

0AkVIEW-Choice area, 4-bedrm.
split level, walk to parochiai
schools, home better than new.
all extras added call today, won't
last. Price $4,000.
JOHN II HTfGUFc m WA r-OsgO
Evening star., 1963-01-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY
MARLBORO REALTY

e-bedrm, brk rambler. new cond. ..
cafp0rt. modern i-acfe lot M.
Upper Marlboro, $4,000.
3.bedrm. frame, modern eonv., fun
hHmt, rec, Fm 4sEt0Fy, on
Marlboro Pike. s23.bOU.
Two b-aers lots. mr., upp Marlboro.
Lge 2-story frame home. GOOD
cond, oveflooking patuxeHt River,
modern h-W, h bath, large porch
over 2 acres Of land.
i6O acres. mr., Upber Marlboro.
some gfayel, / mile OF 3Ol Price
reasonable
7 c DULEY, Agent. MA T.ga8O
Evening star., 1963-01-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
AS Low AS $500 DOWN

" 10 LUW No NOUU UUWN
ALL BRICK split-level-set back
from the road and we'll away from
adjoining homes--assures privacy
COMFORT and CONVENIENCE
are assured in THREE ROOMY
bedrooms. two FULL BATHS
closed "ALL-WEATHER" FAMILY
ROOM-built-in GARAGE sol.
05O-MOST FLEXIBLE TERMS.
For details call NOW. 80.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
For DETAILS
Shell SerYlce Statinn

Shell Service Station
First time offered for lease Same
MANAGEMENT 10 years. Sales and
profits well above average. Lo-
Gated on South Bound u. q 3Ol
near Waldorf For Information
call BALTIMORE, Collect week
DAYS i33-3gO0.
YOUR BUSINESS Is better when II
Is your own. Terrific specials on
imports, b32.iDil,
$4,000 TO INVEST In profitable
business Active participation, Box
lul-H, star.
Evening star., 1963-01-15

al. N. ARLINGTON
FIRST ottering OF this charming as
oestos -shingle and Tennessee stone
Cape Cod-ldeally situated, iust a
step tiom Westover wash. blvd J
stores. bus and schools. ST.
ANN S PARISH. CoZy living rm.
with fireplace-sizesble den or
bedrm. modern kitch-
en-family-size separate dining
rm:-all on 1st floor. . HUGE
BEHRMS. with lots Of closets and
complete ceramic tile bath on 2nd.
Full basement with outside en-
trance. Terrific "azaleaed" rear
yard with trees.
FLA, GI FINANCING
See II today! ia. 5-7575 g-6 PM
Ewes. MR.. METZLER, ia. 5-S5lO
Evening star., 1963-01-15
BIG FAMILY
RI IN MID 4Os

PRICED IN MID 40s
TOP MCLEAN AREA
And 500 lst trust for a Qualified
purchaser can be placed on this
magnificent all-brick Colonial,
Just 3 years of age Being sold
only because Of owners transfer
overseas!" Terrific i2-acre lot-2O
x3O living rm.-l5-tt. family-size
dining rm m-exceptional kitchen
with adjoining lS-ft. family Tm.-
"a bath-all on 1st floor. 4 huge
bedrmS. (all with walk-in closets)
plus additional nursery or sewing
room and > ceramic tile baths on
md floor. Huge ground-level day
light basement with magnificent
paneled rec. room with fireplace,
plus additional area which can
be utilized as ping pong. table ten
mis-, or . additional bedrms. Lo-
Gated on quiet street in "Brae-
burn" Call IA. 5-15i5 Q am. To
q pm. Ewes. MR.. THOMAS. IA.
2-l364
Evening star., 1963-01-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.


For sale--A solidly built brick
rambler in attractive residential
area, living room with fireplace,
99inlng room AL electric kitchen,
room and garage. Nicely land
scaped. Excellent financing.
WINSLOW WILLIAMS, REALTOR
rat Lteeseggnr,g' Virginia
Evening star., 1963-01-15
Herring

VIENNA WOoDS-Bi-levei, y acre
wooded lot, lge, kit, 3-bedrms..
family rm., / y baths, $4,000.
GI. no money down. BY OWNER,
Evening star., 1963-01-15

SPRINGWOOD-L IOW rambler
S35.7 center hail "-bls bcC-
rms. large family I'm. with fire.
pl., off all elect. KIT. call touav
for illustrated brochure, JU. D.
1911. - .-
Evening star., 1963-01-15
Available

IN ESTABLISHED SHOPPING CEN
TER WITH LARGE BUYING
GIFTS, JEWELRY, GREETING
CARDS. BOOK SHOP. GREETING
CARDS. DRY CLEANING PICK
UP. CAMERAS. AMPLE PARK
ING CALL Mr.. HAAS.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
OUTSTANDING

8 bedrm. brick rambler with level
Handicapped lot, equip. kit. formal
liv. and din. rm. with island-type
firepl,, carport, Price S1S,25O.
Assume large 494ee loan.
MILLER REAL, ESTATE CO
Evening star., 1963-01-15

PHONE 29s-600O
BUTCHER. BAKER. candle stick
maker, or what are you, needed
for shopping center. 4055 MINI.
ave. ne. Reas. rent. WELTMAN
LU. 4-5000,, Sun. EN-. 2-6570.
: CORNERS AREA = SHOPPING
CENTER. 25 II. so #. with fun
selling basement. Suitable for sp-
pliances. children's wear, toys
etc. Consult Mr.. Dick Taylor
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.. Real.
tors, ia 14th st. NV. MA. s.
2345.
EXCELLENT LOCATION $500 So
It. in new shopping center In
densely populated area. Store
ready for immediate occupancy
Large parking area. HU. 3-3500,
KING ST, ALEXANDRIA = Large
store wJliv. quarters above. Suit
able any type Of business. Sl65
per mo. OWNER, 10. 1886.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for rum
mage sales by week or month.
Equip. furnished. AD 2-7g3g.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
d S A.

Rambler, . yrs. old. 4 bedrooms,
baths, separate dining room, fin
isned rec. room. Lot completely
fenced and surrounded by tall
trees. Direct route to Cameron
station on Route / or Shirley hwy.
g1110O
Evening star., 1963-01-15
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

MOTEL AND LARGE OIL STATION
SITES wanted for national chains.
Must be zoned now. We mean
business. Owners only. no AGENTS.
MR.. DELE. Ii. 7-OSOg
Evening star., 1963-01-15
INVEST. PROP, FOR SALE
tcoNTlNUEp)
INVEST NOW

rakoma PIX. = adjacent bldgs.
must be sold, / is brand-new with
all 2-bedrm. units. Finest loe.,
approx, S33,0 annual income.
Silver Spring-l0 units, well loo
in Langley PIX, all 2-bedrm. units,
always rented, excel. income.
Silver Spring. units, all 6-rm.
and bath apts. Langley PIX. area.
over 1000 mo, income and can
be increased.
Takoma Pk.-5 units, $1,000 dn.
Nr, busy intersection and on bu,
line, all -bedrm. units.
Trade wanted-45 units, nearing
completion, Mont. CITY area. viii
trade for apt, ground d. c, or Md
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
JU BLOB Ewes. RA 1854 .
KENSINGTON
2-bedrm. home, now leased at Sl25
per month. Suitable for beauty
shop delicatessen, etc, $3.50 pei
II HA. 7-450O.
TED LINGO OPEN TIL 8
PARK-close to Wash
ington Sanitarium. Substantial
brick converted into 5 complete
apartment units plus efficiency
for owner, Income 1920 per year
Should show excellent returns
ROBERT E, LOHR, INC, REAL
TORS. HE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON-Excel. location, 5I63
Lee hwy, in the Garden City
shop. center. Adaptable for most
types Of retail business or Of
fices. LARCHMONT REALTY,
INC. JE. 4-30OO. JE. 2-6415.
ARL. Westover Shop. Center. 1876
N. Wash. blvd vi 6xS0. Parking
in front. Alley in rear. Dble.
windows in front. S2O5 per mo.
Need TV., loan office, mems fur
niShlnES Owner PA R-12n1
Evening star., 1963-01-15
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
RINERnAIr pAMnIrn IL

rambler on nice level lot. b
larger than average size bed
rms, separate din. rm. ard mod
ern kit S16,250. terms 10 SAT-.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
THE HOUSE or HOMES
TTN rtRF
Evening star., 1963-01-15
CLOSE IN

Ell. 6-S633 Or Ell 6-4o2.
METZLER--MET2LFR-NFT
Evening star., 1963-01-15

LANGLEY REALTY

Walk TO UNIV. OF MD, iTOm this
all-brick 3-bedrm. laEb.,r VITA
All-electrie Kitchen. full bas m'ut
with ground-leyel entrance. Priced
below market at ~li,95O OIL GI
or FHA terms. Fast possession
available. Call III : pm. WA. =
1900. ROBERT S DAVIS d; c..
". HYATTSVILLE ~. 81. jeroT S
-3-bedrm,, modern pre-war britN
bungalow. din. rm.. fun bsmt. LLt
and cony. financing. ERWIN
Evening star., 1963-01-15
sEABROoK-a-bedrm. spl!
LANGLEY REALTY
SPRINGWOoD-Lon

2-baths, lovely rec aN. tree
studded lot, asking Sgl.95O. UN
4-555O til 8.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
Town & Country

II I,0OO.
Town & Country
PROP, INC. REALTORS
Alexandra Office TE. 6-s9l5
FALLS CHURCH, S4OO down, SIS
mo. 3-bedrm. ramb. EQUIP. kit. "a
acre. MILKEY RLTY.. ia. 7-025O.
FALLS CHURCH FREA-Heres a
three bedroom house in good con-
Circumferentisl highway for only
$4,000. Down payment S4Q9.
First come, first served. Sall ".
PANY. REALTORS.
FALLS CHURCH = ULTRA MOD
ERN! Three-bedroom contempo-
rary home with LARGE carport
LONG 2G ALL WEATHER
glaSsed and heated FAMILY
ROOM. Located in SECLUDED
TREE SHADED setting An ideal
home at T.950-SS00 down.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-call
MoNRoE, REALTORS CL. 6-s5oO
FALLS. CHURCH = 3-bedrm. all
brick rambler. excellent condition.
Large living rrn.. dining L." all
modern kitchen with 2O-ft. porch,
storm windows and screens. huge
lot, many extras to be seen upon
your inspection. Reduced to SIG
$50 with only 500 down. A real
steall Call ARFAX REALTY. INC.
JF. I-1gO0
Evening star., 1963-01-15
z IINftINOIhL DID NIN 7
1 Rlnck 18th and x

MT, RAINIER - Aif-eond. ist n .
blk from ., & line. fedeeofhte
70 suit new tenant, incl utils.
Conference rm and waiting fm.
ayall. Call VIRGIL sHiNkER, DE.
Evening star., 1963-01-15
WHATEVER YOUR HOUSING
NEEDS DO AS MOST FOLKS
PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES INC
hgGh j; PECK HE. 4-l7OO
HOMEOWNER REALTY
No DOWN pAvMrNr Co a.,

NO DOWN PAYMENT CT on this
all-brick Cape Cod with sep. din.
rm.,. liv. rm., mod. kit, scr. porch,
OIL h:-w. h., full bsmt. Conv. to
schools, ! block to transp. Out
payments less than rent. Call It'll
pm. WA. 7-3gO0. ROBERT S.
DAVIS q CO, Realtor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21
Kennedy to Talk
By Space Phone

LAGOS, Aug 81 (AP).-Ni-
geria's Prime Minister and
President Kennedy are sched-
uled to hold a telephone con-
versation via Syncom satellite
at $50 am. EDIT Friday.
Prime Minister Sir Abubakar
Tafawa Balewa will be aboard
the United Navy tracking ship
Kingsport in Lagos harbor, said
an announcement.
The demonstration call will
be routed 22,300 miles into
space, bounced off the COM
munications satellite, and down
to Lakehurst, N. j. Conventioal
telephone lines will complete
the link to Washington.
Other participants at the
Lagos end will be United States
Charge d'Affaires Joseph M.
Greene and Nigerian Foreign
Minister Jaja Wachuku.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21
Pilot, Student
Die in Crash
On Assoteuque

OCEAN CITY. Nd, Aug. 81
(AP).-An instructor pilot and
his student were killed today
when their light airplane
crashed on the northern tip of
Assateague Island after taking
off from the ocean City air.
port.
The dead were identified as
William Walter Mobray, 80,
Of Salisbury, the pilot, and
Herman Hill, 35, Of Baltimore.
the student, by N. r. Thomas,
a medical examiner for the
Federal Aviation Agency.
Mr.. Mobray, an instructor
pilot for two years at the air.
port, has been living In Berlin
Md, for two months. Mr.. Hill
was a bandleader at an ocean
City nightclub.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity - Fair
tonight, low in low Cos. Con-
tinued fair, some cloudiness
and warm tomorrow.
Considerable fog
tonight. Partly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow; low tonight 81
TO 10. except 60 to IS in north
west. High tomorrow "a to 80
but 30 to SO in the northwest.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cliudinesS
In south, partly cloudy in north
tonight and tomorrow. Con-
siderable fog tonight. Low to-
night In the COS. High tomor-
row "a to 80, but 80 to IS in
mountains.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Variable winds, 5
to 10 knots tonight and to-
morrow. Partly cloudy tonight
and tomorrow. Visibility 3 to
z miles except about B.. mile to-
night in fog patches.
Five-Day Forecast
During this period tempera-
lures are expected TO average
near the normals here of 81
and 81. Warmer Thursday and
Friday, somewhat cooler over
the week end with warming
trend again about Monday
Scattered showers Saturday
and Monday may average a
half inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21
Mockup Of Gemini
7 ests Ground Gear

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla,
Aug. 81 (AP)-A mockup
model Of the Gemini spacecraft
is being used to test ground
support equipment for the
United States next man-in-
space project.
The model, nicknamed the
Iron Bird" was shipped here
last week from Mcdonnell Air
craft Corp, st. Louis, builder
of the Gemini craft.
1T has the same weight and
center Of gravity as the actual
Gemini," a Mcdonnell repre-
sentative said yesterday. But
it will never fly. 1t is being
used in tests of all the other
complex handling gear on the
launch pad"
The first unnamed Gemini
flight aboard a Titan 2 rocket
is scheduled for December. The
first manned mission, which
will take two astronauts aloft
in the same capsule, is set for
the fall of 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21
Ground Crews
Stage Protest
At IdIeWiId

NEW YORK, Aug. 81 (AP)
About 100 ground crew en-
ployes Of United Airlines staged
a Commute work stoppage at
Idlewild Airport last night to
protest the hiring Of a private
firm to do refueling work.
The mechanics and ramp
service men stopped work about
9 pm. and returned to their
jobs at 1890 pm.
A company spokesman said
supervisory personnel filled in
during the work stoppage and
there was no delay in plane
service.
Isador Daniels, president of
Local 1922 of the International
Association of Machinists, said
the workers pulled out by
themselves" when a private
firm was used to refuel two
planes.
He said the planes had been
modified so that the fueling
device is on the underside of
the wings. They usually are
Serviced by LAM personnel from
the cockpit.
However, he said United gave
the job last night to Allied
Fuel Service, a private firm.
They're taking our work
and arbitrarily giving it away"
Mr.. Daniels said.
He said the airline had prom
Used to meet with the local to-
day to discuss the refueling
protest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-21
Last Leg Of Freewoy
To Open for March

Ispace that is below ground
level and needs heavy-duty
pumping equipment.
District officials have Or
dered construction crews to
keep the area Of the march
clear Of activity that could in
terfere with the marchers.
Work on all street cuts and
paving projects within assem-
bly, zones viii be suspended on
the march date.
Won't Open Bridges
District officials have asked
the Corps of Engineers to keep
the South Capitol and Eleventh
Street bridges over the Ana
costa River closed to boats all
day, to make sure traffic jams
will not occur If the bridges are
opened. A massive traffic jam
might occur If the bridges were
to jam while open, which has
happened in the past.
A few work crews from the
District Highway Department
will be on loan to furnish
emergency rope barbados for
the police who will be han
ding the crowds.
The District traffic bureau
is planning to provide 5000
mo parking" signs and around
500 first aid" water" and
"latrine" signs.
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Two ConsuItunts
Hired for Probe
Of Pepco Rates

Two outside consultants have
been hired by the District
Public Utilities Commission to
assist in its investigation of
Potomac Electric Power Co.'s
rates, services, charges and
profits.
They are: David A. Kosh, a
Washington public utility con-
sultant who has testified before
the Federal Communications
Commission and other reg
ulatory agencies, and Lee j.
Purnell, professor of power
engineering at Howard Uni
versity.
The cost of the consultants'
services will be borne by the
power company which in turn
can pass this charge on to the
rate payers, according to a
commission spokesman. The
fees to be paid are $4,000
to Mr.. KoSh plus $3.50 per day
for consultation and 5000 per
day to Mr.. Purnell.
The investigation is sched-
uled to open with public hear
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Poison Pen Trial
Sturts for Bishop

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, Aug.
81 (AP). - Sweden's Superior
Court yesterday opened the re-
trial of Lutheran Bishop Dick
Helander, convicted in 1945 of
writing poison pen letters about
his rivals in the church.
Bishop Helander was denoted
but allowed to keep the title
bishop.
The retrial-for which Bishop
Helander has fought for II
years-iS expected to last al
least four months. Court
sources said there are $4,000
pages of evidence to be exam
ined and 80 witnesses to be
heard.
The bishop. 81, an old-age
pensioner, said he had new evil
dence which would clear him
The prosecution replied that
the new evidence weighs even
more heavily against him.