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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
DC. Aides
Job Bias

Thirty nine District en-
ployes have begun new duties
to push the District Commits
Sioners' non-discriminatory en-
ployment policies in the District
Government.
At an orientation session
Friday, Commissioner John B.
Duncan said that although
some progress" had been.
made in recent years in elimi-
mating discrimination, the gov
ernment Of the Nations
Capital must become truly
color blind"
The employees. one from each
agency and department, CO.
ordinated their work with the
Commissioners Council on HUI
man Relations. In addition to
Investigating complaints of
discriminatory treatment, they
are to interpret the Commits
sioners' policy to employees and
furnish information on en-
ployment practices at the re-
quest Of the Commissioners
and the council.
In cases of complaints to the
departmental liaison employees
working with the council, prob
lens that cannot be resolved
by them or the council may be
referred to the Commissioners.
Mr.. Duncan announced that
the liaison employees would as
sumo their duties today.
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Vienna Man
Elected Potentute
Of Keno Temple

Layton S. Sorber, Fairfax
County businessman, has been
elected potentate of the Shrin-
er's Kena Temple of Alexan-
dria for the coming year.
Mr.. Sorber. a resident
Northern Virginia since 1899,
lives on Route 5, Vienna. He
is president Of Springfield
Quarries. Inc, vice president of
Shirley Trucking Co. and also
is active in several other bust
ness organizations.
other officers elected at the
Shrine organizations annual
meeting at George Washington
Masonic National Memorial
are:
Edward E. Buckley Of Vienna,
chief rabban; John E. Posey,
Alexandria, assistant rabban:
LYMAN Bremen, Arlington,
high priest and prophet; Austin
j. Edison, Alexandria, oriental
guide; Harrison E. Merkel, Ar
lington, treasurer. and Paul
A. Boyd. Alexandria. recorder.
Bernard Nice. Suttler, Alexan-
dria, was named a trustee, and
named TO the executive COM
mittee were Samuel B. Ash
ford, Henry A. Davis and Har-
old L. Elsberg, all of Arlington,
and Cassius c. Carter, jr.,
Fairfax.
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Ruse enlarged
To Intruder

A 24-year-old Washington
man, who says he is a radio
announcer, was charged with
impersonating a police officer
after he was arrested yesterday
in the Ambassador Hotel, po-
lice said.
The suspect was identified
by police as Edward E. Gee,
who gave his address as the
500 block of c street NE. He
was arrested in the hotel lobby
at Fourteenth and K streets
NV. shortly after 1891 am.
by Pvt. owen c. Thompson of
the First Precinct.
Mai Aurel w. Rendlemon,
a 53-year-old National Guards
man from Manhattan, Kan,
told police Gee awakened him
In his seventh floor room. The
major said Gee told a story
of a woman losing considerable
money after her throat had
been cut in the hotel.
Mai. Rendlemon said he was
half asleep until Mr.. Gee de-
manded his wallet so he could
check the serial numbers of
his money against those of
the currency he claimed had
been taken from the woman.
When he telephoned for the
hotel detective, Mai. Rendle-
mon told police, Gee grabbed
his wallet and started to run
from the room. The major said
he collared the man and hauled
him into the elevator. On the
downward trip to the lobby,
Maj. Rendlemon said, they got
off on a wrong floor and he
had to wrestle Mr.. Gee back
into the elevator before finally
delivering him to Pvt. Thomp-
son in the lobby.
Gee appeared before General
Sessions Court Judge Randolph
c. Richardson and was held
for the grand jury. Bond was
set at $4,000.
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Third Candidate Files
For Delegate Seat

RICHMOND. Jan. 10 CAP) -
Thomas II. Oxenham. jr.. 80
year old attorney announced
his candidacy yesterday for a
Richmond-Henrico floater seat
In the House Of Delegates.
He is the third candidate TO
announce for the July primary.
The city and county will share
eight House seats under the
1862 reapportionment plan.
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WORD GAME
Find 2l or more words in
JUR ATORY

meaning expressed In an
oath" Average mark is l6
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Rules OF the Eame / Words must
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FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

COLOR: During the early
days Of his career, French
painter Henri M. ,Matisse
lived in extreme poverty.
One freezing winter day,
he began a painting of a
woman setting a table on
which there was a bowl of
fruit. He estimated it would
take him a week to finish.
Matisse spent his last CEN
time on the fruits. To keep
them from spelling over the
week and thus changing color.
he put out the fire in the
studio and opened the win
dows.
The studio was icy cold.
Matisse donned a heavy
sweater and hat and painted
as quickly as his numbed
fingers would permit.
At the end Of the week, he
was gratified to observe that
his stratagem had worked.
The fruits had scarcely
changed color. Unfortunately,
the model had not Jared so
well. She had turned several
shades bluer.
Evening star., 1963-02-11

use one. Perhaps not more
than a half dozen during the
year. For the past three
years I have had little trou-
Bile from angina.
I am writing this only for
the reason Of letting others
know that a severe throm-
bosis can be overcome II
We adjust ourselves to our
limitations. I had my attack
nearly l6 years ago and / am
now enjoying very good
health. However. I am care
full in my activities, avoiding
those which would aggravate
a heart condition. / don't
allow myself TO get mad or
excited; l relax when relax
ing time comes, get plenty
OF rest and thank the good
Lord every night for His
care and goodness 10 me.
My recreation is principally
fishing. This is done in places
easily accessible where sun
shine and fresh air compen-
safe me. regardless OF the
success OF pole and line. I
do not serve on every COM
mittee in town, but try TO
contribute my share OF COM
munity service.
To all heart sufferers /
would say: do not complain
about the things you cannot
do, but be most grateful for
the many things which life
still holds for you. Get UP
with a happy heart and keep
1t happy throughout the day.
Life is good TO all OF us II
we will adjust TO It's require
ments.--Mrs r., Kansas
City, Mo.
For Mr.. X: You say your
doctor disregards your at
tack OF epilepsy and doesn't
even prescribe medicine to
prevent the attacks2 There
seems to be only one thing
TO do about 1t, doesn't there2
Insist on having a consulta-
ton with a nlurolosist. II
he refuses, theA II think you
Evening star., 1963-02-11

South West North East
Ia Pass INT Pass
~ All Pass
Opening lead: Jack Of hearts.
You win the first trick with
the king Of hearts and lead out
the ace of trumps. West dis
cards a small diamond, and the
first cloud appears In the sky
You can set up dummy's king
of diamonds, but you can't get
to dummy to discard on 1t. If
you try to lead everything out
of your own hand you will lose
a diamond and three clubs.
The sun would shine again
If you could persuade an op-
ponent to start the clubs. Then
you could surely win club trick
either with dummy's queen or
your own jack.
Neither East nor West will do
you this favor with the cheerful
smile that you like to see on a
friends face. They'll try to
make you lead the clubs first,
so that you give them four
tricks.
No Choice
The solution to the problem
is 10 give them no choice. After
winning that first trump trick,
cash the ace Of hearts and then
lead the queen of diamonds.
Somebody has to take the ace
of diamonds, and you don't care
which opponent has 1t. If a club
comes back, you will lose only
two club tricks. If a diamond
comes back, you can win in
dummy with the king Of dia-
monds, discarding a club from
your hand. If q heart comes
back. you can ruff In dummy
throwing a club on the trick.
II East happens to hold the
ace Of diamonds, he can return
a trump, but this does no harm
You can then win q trick In
dummy with the 10 of spades
after which you will discard q
club on the king of diamonds
The principle is to throw ar
opponent into the lead at a time
when any return will be favor.
able. In this case you mus
cash the ace Of hearts before
giving up the diamond trick,
for otherwise East would gel
out safely by returning a heart
Daily Question
Partner opens with one heart.
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Evening star., 1963-02-11
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Coronury Victim
Conquers Fear
KERRY DRAKE
BUZ SAWYER
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BY DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

The great bugaboo for
many patients who have suf-
fered an attack of coronary
thrombosis is: What next?"
They are always in a deep
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These. and many more. are
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For those who understand
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here Is a letter which should
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Dear DR.. Steincrohn: / am
one Of those who has had an
oocluSion in a coronary ar
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writing this is that IL may
be helpful TO others. My at
tack OF coronary thrombosis
occurred on December 30.
1916, at the age OF So. The
first one occurred about $3.50
AM. After entering the hos
pital ! had my second attack.
I was placed In the oxygen
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about So hours. A few other
complications came into the
picture, but I made a won-
derful recovery. / was hos
pitalized for five weeks. then
remained at home for four
weeks before returning 10 my
office work. My hours we're
short for the first week or
two, but / gradually in
creased my working time.
and l am certain this was
the best thing / could have
done. II gave me something
TO do and think about rather
than feel sorry for myself.
About one year after my
recovery / started with an
gina attacks. l would aver
age about one each month
for seven or eight years.
Some Of these we're quite se-
we're, but others would keep
me off the Job only a few
hours, ! still carrylny nitro
cerine pills, b seldom
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BETHESDA
3.0-acre site suit. for hdqts. of Natl.
organization. Directly across from
NH. $z-sq.-ft. VIII build for pur-
chaser or sell outright. High elev.,
beautiful grassy setting and view.
OIL. 2.I55g, ewes, OIL. S-65l0.
BUILDERS-ATTENTION
gEABRoOK-43 LOTS
CoLLEGE kN0LLS-s LOTS
CAPITAL HElGHTS-3 LOTS
Choice home sites. wooded area,
ALLADTN REALTY CO.
277-S11e
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FARMS

ANNE ARUNDEL CO., MD, HAR
WOOD AREAS acres, gently roll
ing with stream, approx. 90 acre.
clear reas. priced good terms.
5 or 10 ACRE TRACTS, partly
wooded, excel. for small fam. or
bldg. site. Offered by LOUIS A.
STARTLING, 1907 M ST. NV. Tele.
phone, 73l-l3lo, Sat. and Sun. call
3ol-sb7.l72l.
KENT co.. MD.-45O A., 3l5 TIL
able, stream, rolling sassafras
coil, house and bldgs. need re-
pair, paved road frontage. excel.
location beef or dairy operation.
100000. PINDER REALTY, 22o
High st.. Chestertown. Nd.
co., -22l-acres
beef cattle farm. older 5-bedroom
and bath farmhouse. tenant
house. many outbuilding, water
in every field. $50, 900. DILLON
LAND CO.. REALTORS. JE. A.
1910 OR MR.. JENSEN, 705-
VIRGINIA 5l-acre farm, part
woods. 3-bedroom home, heat, bath.
Culpeper area $3.50.
rWENTY, level acres On paved
road, IS mi. Fredericksburg. Old
cut OVER woodland. 26S acres, On
paved road. $50 per acre. WAUGH
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Culpep-
er, Va. Office VA. S-eS02, Res. VA.
5-ele2 or VA. S-ooo3.
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MACHINERY and EoUIp.

INC INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. -Cr4wIeT
and wheel tractors with backhoes
leaders and blades. See rs sbout a
retail purchase plan.
p. H. MOORE
US. 3ol. ] Nile South Of New 50
Miiehellvills. Nd. zSz-77GI
POLE TRAILERS. 500. Cal UN
-Sloo, Mr.. DeMARCO.
wv pickup VITA hydraulic aerial
BUCKET all equipment from factory
never been titled. VIII sac. sl.Sof
under hst price PERKINS MOTOR
SALES "a. Ssl9s.
WANTED-LarEe loader, Z dump
trucks ] oozeT, PAN ] GheepSfO0t
o. services. VIII trade real estate
u. s-soe7 or S2l-lf2e.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ANNE RUNDEL CO.. BEACH
PROPERTY 3-bedrm. rambler. on
Ice. partially wooded lot, right on
the water, hard-surfaced roads take
you to this year-round home with
excellent hunting, fishing and boat
ing. Assume large lean, ss gsr
month. Asking sll.S0o, MOORE
REALTY, sl2-sl32, PA. S-2oS4.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

HARPERS FERRY, Shepherdstown,
West Va, area ''Hazelfield" "a
acres. Of excellent soil. Unusual
stone house, built around l7sl. The
house has many Colonial features
including original planked floors,
rim locks and fireplaces In every
room. To see this week end can
Mrs. Knott, Shepherdstown 3es3,
other lines 33S-6os7, TIGHE
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FIAT 80 "l1oo'' I-dr. sedan, Te1p-
holstered, good tires and motor,
g NJ: per gal. SOS o. make offer.
slS-Ss3.
FIATs-'H "6ood, o sII00d. /" And
"lSoo'' spiders. Areas .argest seler.
ton. Area's largest Fiat dealer. We
are never knowingly ind arsold,
UNITED AUTO SALES
Auth. Fiat Sales q Service
Ga. Ave. at Univ. .slvd., 7lS-27oo
FIAT 20 GOD" Wv. tres, r.
and h. Ike new, std. trans,
35A-Sol3, after 5 pm.
aILMAN So, red. good condition.
s ss9s I wv; tres Ike new paint
JAGUAR 80 - I" sedan, very
fast, DARK blue With gray leather
interior. excel eond., auto. trans,
good heater. $3.50. VIII. $500.
IAGUAR 80 XK-lso coupe, excel.
eond., wire wheels. $500. Call
S6e-elS3.
CHA eonv. '63.-3,ooo
mi, private. Cal LII. 3-lll5; AFT.
5 call RE. S-oo44.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1864 TRUCKS. lowest
pIrg u area TONS cHEV-
r o L z T. Ga. ave.-Univ. blvd,
wheaton Cal $500, open 7 DAYS
4 week.
CHEVROLET go dump truck, Z
y yDses. s eS.. e s6Ss s9uPP sfR6
CHEVROLET, 1908 King 81. Alex,
Va. $4,000.
CHEW. '6l one-ton panel delivery,
Baltic blue finish, equipped with 4
speed transmission sold and serv-
lced BY rs since new, very low
mileage, only sl,sss.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
Home Of Country Club Used Cars"
840l Conn. Ave, OIL. 4-4674
DODGE 20 N-tOn pickup. S-H. body.
N,7as. BANNING q SON. $500
Baltic. ave, Hyatts.. T7s-IAoo.
DODGE "a l-ton Io-ft. van, dual
wheels, l-speed transmission, exec.
eond., $3.50. H7-3eSs, or Us-e2l7.
DODGE 1851 A-ton stake body. $3.50.
1855 Ford lz-ton pickup, $50. Both
trucks in good eond. Call 27-3loS
after pm.
EMERYVILLE 80, s7yooo mi, new
paint exc. cond., lS5 Cummings
81 Trail Mobile Trailer Thermoking
g. ~ Harbaughs Clearbrooks Va.
FORD PICKUP
1884
Can ga kaN
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GRAB A BUSY D0cTORB HIDEA-
Spotless 7lbedroom eottage near
place. larFe dining kitchen area,
bath with tub and shower, patio
type porch and sun deck. Low
down payment and owner, who d
building larger home, viii earrV
mortgage for balance. Call or write
u. y. kOCkHILL, 81. Leonard
Nd. Prone Prince Frederick 90.
POTOMAC RIVER, King Consico,
WeStmoreland C0unty-FirEl offeF
ing. 5 acres, 800 4 o. sand beach,
large lodEe-type home. Perfect for
group OF club. Finest ffahInE
grounds, goose and duck shooting
Near Bushfield Golf and Yacht
Club. Excellent financing. For DE-
tails cal or write Ben Humbard,
SCHMIDT q WILSON, NC, Real.
tors NaIsaWs Va. I'd. 3-623ls home
POTOMAC RIVER. Upper Sandy
Point, Westmoreland County-Fira
Offering Of this beautiful home in
most desiIable location. > bed
rooms tiled baths, extra-larRe
living room, fireplace, dining area /,
modern electric kitchen, porches,
heat, paneled throughout. Pier,
boat house, electric boat hoist, "
II. runabout, motor. Large shaded
lot, sand beach. This property Is
offered completely furnished and
equipped, ready for occupancy. For
details on this and ether properties
call or write Ben Hum bard,
SCHMIDT q WILSON, INC. Real
tors, Warsaw Va. Ed. 3-673ls home
OR. 2-7o7s.
SHADY SIDE, MD.-Year around
home near bay. Boating and
dry dock. Level lot with trees.
Priced for quick sale $500.
Call Mr.. PeTpetuo. HE. 4-1700.
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
u. MARY'S CO.-LarEe country
home, excel. eond., bedrms., Z
baths, approx z acres, on protect.
ed water, price $4,000. With good
terms: Offered by LOUIS A.
STARTLING 1907 NJ q. NV. Tele-
phone Dl-l3lo, Sat and Sun. call
3ol-s61-l72l.
WATERFRONT Lon, Long Beach :
Rarely available, has Just come on
market Soxloo level lot, gorgeous
beach, central water trash and
garbage collection twice weekly,
telephone, hard surfaced street.
Visit Long Beach Office or phone M.
E. ROCKHILLs Prince Frederick
3oe.
WATERFRONT LOT, Patuxent Riv-
er area, Calvert County, Solomons.
Nd. -Prutected harbor. $500. OWN.
Err. IA. A-l165 after 8 pm.
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

CAPON RIVER AREA-sS miles
west Of d. c., 500 On. and $50 mo.
will buy for $780, 5 acres Of large
virgin timber with panoramic view,
elevation over 1000 #. In a protect
ed building restricted area with
twinkling mineral springs, q family
dream. Also other large tracts Of
hunting land. For appt.. contact
c : + : .tsr MEN u III . w 4 !
1o5-Ss2.isSs.
STONE AND LOG HOME (Circa
l7e3), In the Catoctin Range, 9
miles s.w. Of Leesburg, completely
restored, modern c0nveniences, Of
fering the esthetic Seclusion and q
superb panorama Of LoudOun Valley
and the Blue Ridge range. Price
reduced for immediate sale due to
illness. OWNER, 1927.
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IMpoHT-SpoRTS
CONTINUED

AUsTRHEALEY 20 roo fulv
equp-. loH mi, goo1 eonos auick
CORVETTE sss, 10" enE., auto, /
tops touneaus neN tres, OWNER,
s7l-sz7l.
CORVETTE 20. red viii blscf IN
2. and H. mus sell, S7TE
CALL 773-s3A4
CORVETTE 20 sag Ray eoaps,
Dayt0ns blue 4-speed, imnac. ,
500 mis- Gs7oc. GLe4S1 amer sd
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IaPoRT-spoRTs
MERCEDES lsa -I7s-s.- needs
uznnningio1 Work.

MERCEDES. Ben. go, slim, On
TOP neW grey paint Ie1 upbolsi-
cry, lie sew Ccad. One 0Ener
Cal sssZzsa week ends % afr s
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
FORDS 1863

FORD - pickup, $500. Has ben
ueed a. passenger car. Coed cod
Ma. INA
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AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES

SALE - Brand-new
1868 B .SA. motorcycles at deal
er's cost. Hurry Only 3 left. To.
2-7343.
HARLEY 'S6 "0II," good condition,
Slss. Call 77s-sIso.
LAMBRETTA, $50 L., 20. IKE nav.
S265. JE. 1880.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. RENT

NEAR BETHESDA Industrial Park.
VIII build 10 suit tenant, Any type
office, warehouse or Industrial up
10 10000 "a. n. OIL. 4-l1e7,