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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-24
HOUSES FOR SALE--MR
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, KENWOoD PARK
Open Sunday 1 It'll dark. Jlsk
listed. Exotic brick rambler in best
area or Bethesda. Large flagstoue
entrance foyer. Living and diniriR
rooms with cathedral ceiling, axe
poseq beams and fireplaces. Elaho-
rately furnished kitchen with ige.
adjacent family room, sliding niass
doors lead to large patio. 3 ne.
peorms,, 3 baths, maids room
paneled rec. room. Utility area
ana semi finished game room.
very good financing in middie
oUs; DIE; Out Bradley blvd, left
"a. and left on TanRleWood an IL
os2s Tanglewood and our omen
EVELYN G. KAPLAN g. CO.
REALTORS 949-1g20
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s:E:-Briek, 3 bedrms, 2 baths,
rec. rm.. Sl4.b0O. OF, FHA, OF
conventional, trades accepted
'. N. HALL. 562-1s23.
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l43O ROXANNA RID. NV,

DETACHED BRICK PRESTIGE
Vacant. Buy in this fashionable
ment position. Moderate down
payment accepted. This home
has center-hall plan, spacious
rooms, ideal for entertaining.
Large living room with mirrored
fireplace, separate dining room,
large entertaining. heated. paneled
den on LIST floor, powder room on
LIST floor, 3 tremendous-sized bed
rooms and full baths on md
floor, full bath and maids room
IN basement, patio, fenced yard.
Right off 18th ct. This Is q must
see.
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n&qpen
Sc. SELECTIONS
Only few minutes from the Capitol
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, near Pa
ave- 5000 blk. % st. se.-Det
brk Colonial, . lge. rms. 3 bed.
rms, z full baths, LIST fir. powder
rm,, tiled bsmts $4,000 On. OPEN
HILLCREsT. near Pa. ave-, 1851
Texas ave. Split-level with 3 bed.
rms, 2 fun baths. large den anc
balh, rec. rm.. karage, PRICED
right with substantial cash. OPEN
ST. FRANCIS PARISH, mr.. Pa. ave
pet corner .brk. Colonial, center
hall with . bedrms., baths. rec
rm., garage. sacrifice for auicl
HILLcREsT SECTION, 81. Franell
Parish Diet. brick Colonial: cen.
ter hall, 3 large rms, 3 bedrmS.
2 full baths. ist n powder run
26.ft liv, rm.. and rec. rm. PRICED
riEht with $4,000 On.
HILLcREsT, off Branch ave, Sc
3-bedrm. brk. rambler, 2 baths
daylight bsmt. Priced right will
SUBSTANTIAL cash.
HILLcREsT, near Branch ave-
Detached brick Colonial with 4
bedrnnss 2h baths, oil h.-w.h.
right with substantiai cash.
HILLcBEsT, mr.. Pa, avs.-De.
taehed atone-and-briek. on 2 lev.
els, . rooms, 2 baths, auto. h..
" heat, garaEe. owner Is NOV
Ing, sac. for quick sale. BY apt
MASS. AVE. mr., Alabama ss.-2.
lot 1880. PHA $500 dn. LU
TEXAS AVE. AND PA. AVE. ST.
Det brk., rms 2 lac bedrma
ser. peh. bullt-ln garage. oil h.
substantial cash. Lu. 10000.
40ia ALABAMA AVE, mr.. PennA
ave, .. e.-Vaeant. open 2-b De
luxe temidet brick with . ige
bedrms, iat powder rm. cleo
trie Kit dishwasher, disposal
panelsd rec, I'm. $4,000 On.
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SINDLER STRIP
1855 ASPEN ST. NV.
45Ol ILLINOIS AVE. NV

CORNER BRICK DE LUKE
Spring Is In the air--you'n love
this choice corner brick home. Has
exceptionally large rooms, 4 bed
rooms. concrete front porch. side
hall plan. enormous living room
and. dining room. den on LIST floor.
AnchoT.tsneed yard PLUS PRIZE.
WE. M,htrNi ~ rLoWhh onnhDEN; IA 4
offer good terms. To see is to buy.
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Historic Rockville

old-brick Colonial home
with 5 large bedrms.. tremendous
liv. rm.. din. I'm. and kit, ga
baths, 2-car detached garage.
Ideal for the professional man
with larger family. VACANT,
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL. 205
West Montgomery ave.
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ALLIED

REALTY CORP.
FINER HOMES SINCE 1910
7Onl Wis. Ave, On. CHI, Md.
OF. 6-a600 Ewes. OIL. 4-315'
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5l2 vARNUM ST. NV.

REC. ROOM, DE LUKE
Move right into this S-room brick
home, 4 bedrooms, rec. room, gas
h.-w.h.. many other extras. Ex-
eellent location. near bus and
D. 0abrleFe.
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sss-3sOO 240-5sOO
FOGGY BOTTOM
SELL WIN LINGO
FoRREsTLR sT. ID, COZ

iIt TLo6R POWDER ROOM
Q rooms, y baths, full bsmt..
gus heat. fenced yard. Terms. may
consider trade. Sl4.bOO, JOHN L.
SHELTON. Realtor, 20. $4,000.
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4ole ALABAMA AVE. mr.. PennA.
ave. e.--Vacant. open 2-b De
luxe temidet brick with 3 We.
bedrms, lat I. powder rms cleo
trie kit, dishWasher, disposal.
paneled rec. I'm. $4,000 On.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, DC.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

ANYONE FOR TRADINGf Beauti-
full 3-yr.-old, 10-rm. split In Belts
vile for what have your or, will
sell. 474-353s.
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TEXAS AVE. AND PA. AVE. ST.
Oct a srs' Ln, l.s bedTWs.
VII. Ian sids ss5,p ios Assiis,soeo' 81 wI RI
substantial cash. Lu. 10000.
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81. TRIANGLE PARISH, nr. Pa. ave
pet corner ,brk. Colonial, centel
hall with bedrms, ; baths. rec
rm., garage. sacrifice for auicl
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=nApGn
1895 T ST. Sc.

THIS AREA Is KEPT WITH
PRIDE. Cute 2-bedrm. brick semi
det.. sep. liy. and din. rm.. rec,
rm., screened porch. corner fenced
yard. $4,000 with $3.50 down 70
e qualified buyer. Ewes: LU. 3-l64O.
SEE IT TODAY
CURTIS RROS
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Bethesda Realty
REALTORS Oh. 4-l415
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oE0RGETowN-REsERvoTR - A..
tractiFe town house. vide view
from terrace. > bedrooms, . baths.
iafae recreation room. patio, IN
eos w. 7.bJ00, ~, A-984k, OIL. q.
btaa. Exclusive. J. G. CHATEL CO.
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MASS. AVE, mr., Alabama ss.-2.
lot sl2,bO0. PHA $500 dh. LU
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LINGERIE

Street Floor, Both Stores
500 Cotton Robe and Shift Gown Sets.
S-M-L 3ea
400 Cotton Shifts and Shirts. Button side,
button front styles. S-M-L. Broken ossort-
1926 Nylon Toffeto Robes. Broken ossort-
ment
SIS Fomous Make NyIon Tricot Gowns,
l2.47
79e Loee Trim Briefs. Broken assortment,
59e
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struck another from behind OF
the Henry Hudson parkway
forcing the second vehicle into
an oncoming lane and a head.
on crash with a third car.
Killed in the crash were the
occupants of the second car
four adults in their los and
the 6-year-old great-grandson
of one couple.
At his trial, the three-judge
panel heard witnesses testify
that Mr.. Martins was travel
ing at a speed of nearly 90
miles an hour. There was testi-
'mony also that he seemed I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-25

30-day revocation is the maxi
mum under the law. Because
there was no court conviction
on the charges, the revocation
was not mandatory.
The commission told a news
conference that Mr.. Martins
may reapply for his license at
the end of the 30-day period,
but that his whole driving rec
ord then would be reviewed.
A grand jury is now investi-
eating the case to determine
whether criminal charges
should be brought against Mr..
Martins in the May 10 acci-
dent.
Police said Mr.. Martins car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-25

steady on his feet after the &C.
cident.
Other witnesses, however
said Mr.. Martins seemed So
Der, although shaken by the
magnitude of the tragedy.
Detectives said young Mar
TINS declined to take a drunk
ometer test after the accident
"a decision to which he was
legally entitled. The officers
also said there were 10 un-
answered traffic summonses in
the glove compartment of Mr..
Martins car,
Mr.. Martins father is a
Democratic veteran of Is years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-25

sons were killed; that he had
refused to take a drunkometer
test. and had been driving dam
gerously.
Mr.. Martins, %, Is the son
Of Judge Joseph A. Martins of
Bronx Criminal Court.
A three-judge Bronx court
deliberated five minutes on
July ! before acquitting Mr.,
Martins on charges of reckless
and drunken driving and leav-
ing the scene of an accident,
The court cited conflicting evil
dence.
The decision caused a storm
of criticism.
| Commissioner Hults said the
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MEMS n FURNISHINGS:

Second Floor Washington
Street Floor Arlington
lS9 prs-Coo Summer Stocks; sizes 2e TO 42------6.99
Beow-Woshinoton Store Only
l9-3495 Summer Suits, broken sizes ---------lS.s8
6-l3.95 Tuxedo Trousers; lightweight; black; assorted
8-2e.e5 White Tuxedo Coots; single breasted; showI
eoIlor broken sizes Observation-Disclosures
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on the bench. The elder Mar.
TINS deplored the accident but
defended the conduct of his
son, saying he was not drunk
and did not run away after the
crash.
The trial was held before
Bronx Criminal Court Judge
Francis x. O'Brien, Ambrose j.
Haddock and Morris Weinfeld,
associates Of the elder Mar
TINS.
Still pending against Mr..
Martins is a charge of as
saulting a newspaper photog-
rapher at a station house after
his arrest the night of the ac-
cident.
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U. S. Reconsiders
India Trunsmitter

NEW DELHI, July rs (APl !.
Omitted States Ambassador
Chester Bowles confirmed to-
day that an agreement for a
voice of America relay trans
mitter in Calcutta is being
reconsidered because of Indian
misgivingS.
A pact signed July 9 provided
that VOA give India a So million
tranSmitter in return for re-
laying three hours of VOA pro-
grams daily to Southeast Asia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-25
Son Of Judge Loses
Permit in FotoI Crash

NEW YORK, July rs CAP).-
The drivers license Of Gareth
Martins, a judges son. has
been revoked for 80 days after
q State Motor Vehicle Bureau
hearing that grew out of an
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accident In which five persons
were killed.
Commissioner VILLA m s.
Hults said yesterday he based
the revocation on findings that
Mr.. Martins left the scene of
an accident in which five per-
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GIRLS 'A,l,;1;:X'!.,;;
Second Floor, Both Stores

SSSSitd FtOOtT DOHl StOISS
Teens 2.99 Bermuda Shorts. Solids,
HI Teens l.ee and 2.ee Cotton Knit Shirts
and Sleeveless Cotton Sport Shirts l.5S
z for So
Hi Teens 800 Cotton Gobordine PedoI
pushers ELECTROMAGNETIC .ss
motchino belts ---------------- 500
Hi Teens 1899 to 2loo Two and
Three Piece Suits ---------------- 500
6.99 to 1920 Hi-Teen Dresses - 500
HI Teens 400 Cotton Knit Hooded
Sweet Shirts ------z----------- ZOO
Girls 3.99 Shorts and Matching Tops.
Stripes, solids Tor s. 90
Girls 2,2e to 2.e9 Shorts, prints
solids ------------- 1859
Girls 80 to 2oo Cotton and Cotton
Knit Tops and Bouses- z for 800
0irls' 800 Swim Suits -- z for 500
Girls l4.99 to Il 90 Suits and coots,
broken sizes ----------------- 500
3.99 2-Pc Play Dresses, checks, solids ass
Girls 400 Shifts, prints ~ for 500
Girls Z.99 Gobordine Pedal Pushers l.79
Below-Woshnoto Only
Teens 1899 White Wool Toppers - 500
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Easy Way to Kill Ants and Reaches

JOHNSTON'S NO-ROACH: Simply brush john
stons No-Rooch on cobinets to control cockrooches
on sls to stop onts One application of this ooIoress
odoress coating stoys effective for months No need
to move dishes or breathe hornfuI sproys Handy
squirt oppIicotor included with each pint or quart
Remember: No-Rooch means no reaches.
Ounces Sc Pint, 100 Quot, 2.98
Woodward g Lothrop Housewares Center Washington,
Chevy Chose, Wheaton Pozo and Corners
for Telephone Shopping and Services call 7S3-76O0
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c-l4 THE EVENING STAR
HoshiHgtoa, D. G.
"Wednesday, oetobsr q, 1876;
Proirie Bird Coins

MHWAUKEE.-The Wiscon-
sin prairie chicken. nearly ex-
tinct "a years ago. is making
a comeback. Its numbers rose
II per cent last year, a sample
count indicates.
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lerogram Il O millionth Of Q
gram % gram Il / 2sth Of an
ounee). And one liter Is . BIT
more than . quart.
The copper clue might ex-
plain another recent observa-
ton by heart researchers, DR..
Harman said. They had noted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

Ia higher prevalence Of fatal
heart attacks IN areas WHARF
water Is soft. compared With
regions where water u hard of
high IN mineral content. Ths
soft water. however. tends T.
be associated with an increased
amount Of copper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Copper in Blood Given
Role in Heart Attacks

ing heart attack-in time q
prevent Il.
J The clue that copper could
be involved in heart attack,
was reported today to the
American Heart Association's
Council on Advertisements by
DR.. Denham Hartman Of the
University Of Nebraska School
Of Medicine IN Omaha.
He found significantly higher
traces Of the metal in the blood
Of 80 men, aged IS to IS, who
had had heart attacks, COM
pared with 95 other men Of the
same ages who were judged free
Of heart disease.
Oxidation Speeded
Heart attacks come on when
coronary arteries become
clogged with fatty deposits, q
kind Of biological rust.
And copper. Dr.. Hartman said,
apparently speeds up the
burning" or oxidation Of fats
circulating in the blood.
The more copper there Is, the
faster the burning. Certain
products or ashes" from the
oxidation could act as irritants
in artery tissues, speeding the
formation Of the fatty rust.
II 1t turns out that Q bit
too much copper really is dan
gerous, then chemicals might
be found to remove the excess,
or Q persons food could be
chosen more carefully to reduce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
By ALToN BLAKEsLEE

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 23.-Toc
much copper in the blood might
give advance warning Of q CON-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

He Is talking Of really tiny
amounts Of copper in the blood
on the order Of l40 micrograml
per ! l000th Of g liter. A MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23
Amounts Are Tiny

the intake Of copper. d.. Har.
man said.
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Washington open Mon, ThuYs.
til 8 pm; daily ard Sat- I'll 8
PM; Sunday. Us =. ShiTline-
ton open Non, ThHFS, IN. al
$50: Tues Wed. and Sat. III s
-. Wheaton Plaza open Monday
thru Friday til $50 pm; Sat.
til 8 pm. Capital Plaza opgn
Non. thru Sat. Itil $50 PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

WASHINeToHIANS NOW RECEIVE ARTISTIC DIVIDENDS
NEW EAcTeRY.Io-You pEsIeN-IT-YoURsELF PLAN =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-23

Now exactly what you in sofa the pe Foa
Poy dealing direct with the choose the s
ing the fabric the detailing that's Just right for your ngFoom
ton paa ezra for esgtomSees Dealing direct, you also
save TIE midemans expenses and profit You s the inside
price the factory price. And you'll have living with the
decorator luxury admired yourse
or terms. "a a. Of WallSpaee required.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
TUESDAY ~

7:3O q COMBAT!
Drama. ! Hour. "The Volunteer"
l3-year-old French war orphan (Serge
Preur), determined to fight the Germans,
follows the squad into action Vic
Morrow stars (Repeat)
q MISTER ED.
Comedy. Alan Young, Connie Hines
(Repeat)
800 q THE PLAYHOUSE.
Drama. MAN Out of the Rain" Story
Of young wife and her invalid sister
who. during a raging storm. find them
selves marooned and at the mercy of
puzzIing stranger. Phyllis Thaxter, Skip
Homeier. tRepeat)
$50 q EMPIRE.
Drama. l Hour. Color. Paul Moreno
tCharles Bronson) becomes interested in
a young girl Uoan Hackett) who is on
her way to a convent to become a nun.
(Repeat)
9 TIcHTR0PE.
Crime. Mike connors stars. tRepeatl
q HAWAIIAN EYE.
Adventure. / Hour. "Kupkio Kid"
Lopaka's Robert Conrad trail to a
runaway heir Evan Mccord) leads to a
sangster plot. Tina Cole is featured
(Repeat)
lA n~l.~Ll A.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Club Manager Gets New Post

Robert j. Roper former executive
manager of the Chevy Chase Club and
president of the National Capital and
Virginia Chapters of the Club Man
ayers Association, has been named
manager of the BuShfield Boat and
Golf Club on the Potomac in West
moreland County Most recently Mr.
Roper was manager of the Lafayette
Yacht Club in Norfolk.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Muck Appoints Buhem

Howard A Bahem has been appointed
comptroller of Music, Inc, which sells
the "Muzak" background music service
in this area. and Tempo Elcctronics.
Inc, an associated company. Mr. Bahem
formerly served in similar position
with the Sheraton Hotel chain and In
ternational Inn of Washington. He is
a graduate of Sacramento College and
Korean War.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO tAPl, - tUBDAl=
Cattle 1000, calves s5. trading on
slaughter steers and heiiers fairly &C.
ys ssss sas ,s.d ,,. 70 - s,srSSIn h'lis5. sI.
80 hlghef load prime 800 ID,
slaughter steers .4'.b. load largely
prime $50 lbs 2l0O, bulk choice
BOO. ,J5O lbs, .. bO.ad.50 Including
load l.'l0O lbs, AZ 1900. part load
100 lbs, 20 5s.sg IS; Standard and
low GOOD is.bO.a0.bO. choice sOO.
lO1j ID slaughtef heifers $3.50.
2325 small package choice 80 50.
load mixed good and choice sb6 lbs,
s5s low 1000 ssoa ss 70 sSgg s9S y,T I,nds5S .ns
commercial cows | &, sb.l7.OO. rannsrs
ana cutters III 0O-i 5 so. utility and
commercial bulls is.5O.aO.b0.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Advertising Man Honored

Charles H. Knight, jr.. of Washing
ton has been named the Outstanding
Young Advertising Man Of the Year"
by the Advertising Club Of New York.
An advertising assistant with Mutual
of New York, Mr.. knight was selected on
the basis of his first years performance
in advertising and for detailed critique
of the industry. The award establishes
scholarship in his name at the Univer-
Sity of Georgia.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Hot Line Project

Senators Saltonstal and Kennedy, both Of Massa-
chusets, will type of communications system
greet delegates to the second annual Attenuation Man.
agement Inc. conference opening here tomorrow. The
company OF Westboro Mass developed the system called
All Purpose Communications, which 1t says combines
sight sound and graphic reproduction into single
munications system Automation Management says its
device is potentially useful as error-proof "hotline
hookup between nations.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Sears Reports
Record Sales

CHICAGO (AP). - Sears,
Roebuck and Co. has reported
record sales for April and the
first 1863 quarter.
April sales totaled $428. l88,-
563, an increase Of s47,274.945,
or 1914 per cent. over sales OF
80.9l3.6i8 In April. 1862.
Sales In the first three
months OF Sears fiscal year
that began In February totaled
Sl.ll6.232,85l, a gain OF $li5,-
9l9,902 or il.6 per cent over
sales Of sl,000.3i2.494 In the
corresponding period a year
ago.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Manager Named for Bockmun's Lab

The Systems Division Of Beckman Instruments. Inc,
has named Harry c. Lawson manager of
search laboratory to be established here Mr. Lawson will
develop and direct research study programs for
ment agencies and major industrial and space defense
programs in the area the company said Before joining
Beckman. he with the Federal Systems Division of
International Business Machines Corp.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Of People
Air Line Names Representative

Cornelius j. Vos has been named
sales representative for iberia Air Lines
of Spain. Mr.. Vos will be responsible
for agency and interline sales in the
District, Maryland, Virginia and eastern
West Virginia. He formerly was with
KLM-Royal Dutch Airlincs. Sabena
World Airlines and most recently was
ticket office manager for Air France in
Washington.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

Sales Hlgh low 2;Oo che

FU"sn BY The Associated Press LIST INCLUDES MOST Active HsvE
Evening star., 1963-05-07

dition to his present duties as buyer OF
linens. A native of Copenhagen, Den
mark, and educated in that country,
Mr.. Skate has been with Lansburgh's
for 10 years. A year ago he was pro-
NOTED from divisional manager Of the
Shirlington store to associate buyer of
domeStics and bedwear.
Evening star., 1963-05-07
Lonsbureh's Promotes Buyer

S. Julian Pulley, buyer Of domesticS
and bedwear for LanSburgh's depart
ment stores for the last IS years. re-
tired April &c. He was honored by $50
store executives at a special buyers
meeting. Mr.. Pulley has been succeeded
by w. Holger Skate who is becoming
A,,,,o.. ,f Inr,,nrticr aud hndu,nnr IL, ID
Evening star., 1963-05-07
United Air Lines Picks LocuI Girl

Miss Barbara Ann Roy, rs. of 5144 South Dakota
avenue NE. has been hired by United Air Lines Inc to
train a stewardess. According to the Washington
Urban League she is the first Negro from the be
hired by major airline a stewardess. Miss Roy will
train for five weeks at Uneds Stewardess Center
Chicago
Evening star., 1963-05-07
OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
tional Association Oi Securities Dealers
In Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold Al ! pm Tuesday
May :, l967
Evening star., 1963-05-07
and Events
Business Men Plan Dinner

Calvin D. johnson, director Of customer relations
for the Remington Rand Co. will be master Of ceremonies
at the 43d annual dinner Of the Northeast Business
Association Inc at $50 pm Saturday at the Shoreham
Hotel
Evening star., 1963-05-07
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (APD Noon over the
counter us. Government Treasury bonds.
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13
ToFete.
Chinese
General

The number one son Of
China's President Chang
Kai-shek Is being honored at
the Chinese Embassy tonight.
Gen. Chang Ching-kuo is
here for an official visit
which has included talks with
the President on down.
The black tie dinner being
given by Ambassador and
Mrs. Tsiang will draw nearly
two dozen guests, including
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Rusk, Secretary Of Defense
and Mrs. Mcnamara, Senator
and Mrs. Hiram Fong. Con-
gresham and Mrs. Clement
Zablocki, Undersecretary Of
State and Mrs. Hartman,
Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Roger Hilsman, and
Special Assistant to the
President Michael Forrestal.
From the generals official
party there will be the direc-
tor general of the China
Information office. James
Shen. and Gen. Ta-Mei
Huang. Chinese Minister s.
Kiang also will attend.
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The Dominican Embassy
was the scene yesterday Of a
tea for the wives Of delegates
to the Air Force Associations
18th annual national conven-
ton and aerospace panorama.
Miss Aura Marina del Rosa
rio, sister Of the Ambassador,
was hostess at the 2:45 pm.
event.
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WEDDINGS
Hdnd-Lynch

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A.
Lynch Of this city announce
the marriage Of their daugh-
ter Annamarie to Mr.. Francis
Charles Hand, son Of Mrs.
Sally Hand Of Yonkers. N. Y,
and Mr.. Francis j. Hand Of
New York City. The wedding
took place September z at the
Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament. The couple will
live in Silver Spring.
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Renick-Sheorer

The Rev. and Mrs. Louis
c. Shearer Of Fairfax County
announce the marriage Of
their daughter Virginia Bell
to Mr.. Douglas Wayne Rem
lex of Killeen, Tex. The we'd
ding took place September Z
at Bruer Methodist Church
in Fairfax. The couple will
live In Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Cohen-CeIIer

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Celler
Of Chevy Chase announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Evelyn Barbara to Mr.. Paul
Cohen, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sol Cohen Of Newton, Mass.
The wedding took place Au-
gust 20 at the Broadmoor.
The couple will live in Boston.