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Evening star., 1963-09-19
RomneyShies
From Buckino
Any Hopeful

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 10
(AP). = Gov. George Romney
says 1t is too early for him to
decide whether he would be
willing to support either New
York Gov. Rockefeller or Ari-
zone Senator Goldwater If
either became the 1864 Republi-
can presidential nominee.
Gov. Romney, who reiterated
he Is not q candidate himself,
told reporters yesterday he has
invited Gov. Rockefeller, Sena-
tor Goldwater and Pennsyl-
vania Gov. William Scranton
to visit Michigan and speak to
Republicans.
Gov. Scranton has been
mentioned as q possible dark
horse for the nomination.
Over the week end, Gov.
Rockefeller and Senator Gold
water declared each would sup
port the other If either got the
nomination.
But Gov. Romney said "it's
a little early for me to express
a viewpoint on either one"
Evening star., 1963-09-19

WARRENTON. Va, Sept. ls
(AP.-The White House Con-
ference on Mental Retardation
opened today with a message
from President Kennedy calling
for concerted efforts to help 5
million neglected and mentally
deficient Americans.
The message, read by Mr..
Kennedy'S special assistant, DR..
Stafford Warren, said:
For over 5 million Ameri-
cans, suffering from some de-
gree Of mental retardation, our
present system of care might
better be called our system of
don't care"
For every dollar Americans
pay to care for a patient in a
general hospital, they pay less
than IA cents to care for a
mentally retarded patient In
public institutions, the Presi-
dent said.
Great Gains Possible
Yet, the message continued,
never in the history of man
has 1t been possible to achieve
greater gains against this
grave and complex problem"
Recently acquired medical
and scientific knowledge now
makes 1t possible to assure a
productive and self-reSpecting
life for the great majority of
the mentally retarded" the
President told more than $50
representatives from so States
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Business Leaders
See Kennedy Film

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (AP).
A filmed message from Presi-
dent Kennedy told business
leaders of 70 nations last night
that the common goal is ''t0s
make a better life for our
people and for people around,
the globe"
"And we do that" he added,
through wise use of our re-
sources, through wise use of
our technology" Z
The film was shown to 5000
persons at a banquet of the
international Manage ment
Congress.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

He said that there are now
about 80 jobs at stake, and
that it is expected the num-
ber will rise to so or 80 for a
two-year period.
Some 1000 Steelworkers lost
their jobs when the plant-the
American Steel g. Wire Co.
closed down its steel-making
facilities in Donora, Mr.. Clan
namore said.
Evening star., 1963-09-19

Two huge labor unions
squared off today in a bitter
jurisdictional dispute centering
on Donora, Pa.
A group of 80 angry steel
workers from Donora began
picketing the headquarters of
the international Hodcarriers
and Common Laborers Union
here this morning as the breach
widened.
The steelworkers said they
were retsliating against hod-
carrier picketing Of their in
ternational headquarters in
Pittsburgh.
The squabble arose over the
dismantling Of a shutdown
steel mill iE job-short Donora.
Charges HOdcarriers
Victor Giannamore, president
of the Donora Steelworkers To-
cal 1883, charged the hodcar-
riers with trying to embarrass
the Steelworkers international"
He said his local contracted
to dismantle the plant after the
hodcarriers contract for the
job expired in January.
! 1--WE don't believe in unions
fighting unions, but they're
forcing U.S." Mr.. Giannamore
said.
Vincent F. Morreale, general
counsel for the Hodcarriers
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Powell Plans
Trip 10 KuWait
By the Associated Press

Representative Adam Clay
ton Powell, Democrat of New
York, will make an expense
paid visit to Kuwait, the en-
baSSy Of that oil rich sheikdom
in the Persian Gulf said today.
Second Secretary Jamil Al
Hassani said Mr.. Powell ac-
cepted the courtesy invitation
during a call on the Kuwait
Ambassador.
Mr.. Al-Hassani said the time,
duration and details of the trip
were left up to Mr.. Powell, and
that the New Yorker indicated
a preference to fly to Kuwait
in October, accompanied by
four people.
The embassy official said the
invitation to make the trip at
Kuwait's expense was extended
by Kuwait's Foreign Minister
after Mr.. Powell, chairman of
the Education and Labor Com
mittee, made speech con-
graduating the country on its
independence day last June I6.
Mr.. Powell. whose travels
abroad last year stirred criti-
ciSm in Congress, was not i'm
mediately available for COM
ment.
Mr.. Al-Hassani said Mr..
Powell had indicated a desire
to tour Kuwait's educational
and health facilities. The en-
basSy aide explained that the
sheikdom's school system had
attracted wide attention be-
cause all pupil expenses, in
cluding food and clothing, are
provided free by the govern
ment. Oil royalties are Kuwait's
principle source of income.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
And Every Cot
Has Nine Lives

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP).-This
city is suffering from a popu-
lation explosion-a cat popula-
tion-that is. The Orlando HUI
Society is doing some-
thing about it. To adopt a fe-
male cat from the Society's
shelter, one must take her to
q veterinarian for spaying.
Bruce Edwards, shelter man
ager, estimates the city's cat
population at 10000 and says
that some 800 homeless cats
enter the shelter each month.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Mrs. Coors Is Robbed
OF SAC. 900 in Gems

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 (AP) i.
Mrs. Geraldine Coors divorced
wife Of William K. Coors Of the
Denver, Colo, brewing family.
told police $4,000 in jewelry
was taken from a st. Regis
Hotel suite occupied by her and
her two teen-aged daughters.
The stolen valuables included
q $4,000, 81a carat emerald
cut diamond and O pair Of dia-
mond clips valued at $1,000.
Mrs. Coors discovered the loss
last night upon returning TO
her suite with her daughters.
They had been out most Of
the day.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Nepol Official
Seeks Aid Here
BY the Associated Press

Nepal's Prime Minister Tulsi
Girl made a flying visit here
yesterday to deliver a message
from King Mahendra request
ing an increase in American
economic aid.
Mr.. Girl returned to New
York Immediately after a one
hour White House conference.
The NepaleSe Prime Minister
told reporters he had a frank
discussion with President Ken
nedy which dealt with Nepal's
economic condition and also
with the India Communist
China conflict and other ques-
tionS.
Nepal now receives about $40
million in United States eco
nomic assistance. The Prime
Minister said Mr.. Kennedy was
every sympathetic toward
Nepal's request for more assist
ance Of an unSpecified amount.
Evening star., 1963-09-19
Cubun FIuq's History

Cuba's flag was designed by
q Cuban patriot living In a
New York rooming house more
than q century ago. It flew
for the first time on May IL,
1850, from q New York build
ing, and was first raised as
Cuba's official emblem above
Havana's MORO Castle on May
20. 1902.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
RENTAL OFFICE
300 4th ST. S.W.
ST. 3-4444
N~V,Ny ~r~ a. ~NR
OPEN DAILY, 10 to 8 Pm

SHANNON a LUCHs MOI.
CATHEDRAL AVE. NV, 27la =
Bed sitting rm.. large kit. t.-dinette
comb, closets, sm. peh., share
bath and shower with one. or
. employed ladies or married cpl.
Hi A-7non
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includes utilities, o4-hr. reception.
list and telephone answering sery-
ice
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GELMARC TOWERS

w 10 AMI GALS
fsssI fESs8s WEEK II coz. ESe
APARTMENTs ON FASH
IoNABLE MASS. AVE NV.
s4oRtyy sETty Lipv2RoTpE LpiEpS22RaTEp pS,.nas
WITHIN WAKING DIS.
TANcE OF ooVT, BLDos.
AND oFFicE BLDos.. Mr.
ALL Rus TERMiNAIs AND
2 BLOCKS FROM va. BUS
SERviCE ON X ST. EF-
RM kSpP PE9RM S!aRfMbRM. kp4s. S5p-
AVAILABLE NOW. RENT
PLUS FREE nv IN EVERY
APT MAY BE SEEN PROM
Mass en- AyE To NV. arl ri'as:
Evening star., 1963-05-01

PIANOs-Discount prices and only
ments st the PIANO MART, fOf6
9TH st. NV. (phone ST. 3.0300l
and 5169 Lee highway. Arlington
(Phone 636-6621). Large selection
Of new and used spinets and con
soles in Q wide variety OF fin
sishes and styles. Arlington stor'
open evenings.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
AIR-CONDIT1ONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Efficiency apts. by the day includ-
Ing maid service. reduced rates
for monthly occupancy with linens
and maid service. secretarial serv.
ice. sun deck overlooking enttre
city. amplified master televtston
l2 minutes from White House.
Your Inspection Invited
Evening star., 1963-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
FuRNITURE BOUGHT

ARBOTT q LAND0N, EN-. 2-oo77
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ACCESSORIES, FURN. BOUGHT
CALL KAY DEE &C. soks
OR. 4-7720 Or. 4-oZoo
BEDROOM, dining rm.. contents OF
home. Cash. We do moving, stor-
age. reasonable rates. ia. 9-2931
FUNITURE wanted today; good
furniture, any amount: also want
refrigerators, gas stove ano pianos
Call MR.. GRADY. Ma. 6.2619.
FURN., TV, REFGRs. and vringer
washers. Good condition. Top
prices. Ii. 4-1O33.
LADY wants old frames, china,
piano, rugs. OIL. 6-2220.
PIANO urgently wanted for cash.
Genuine buyer, kindly phone RE-
BECCA ROOT. 76R.2703 (homel:
pIANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRlCES'
Cali Day or Night. JU. a-3el3s
PIANOS WANTED-Cash paid fol
used splnets, consoles or apt. up
right, 849-O132. HA. 2-2161.
PIANOS WANTED-Leaving town.
Whv sell your piano hurriedly foI
less? Let US sell II for you n
our modern showroom. No rush
no fuss. Many services ineluoed
PIANOS, INC. b24-s44O.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
tcoNTihUEpl

PAINTING-Pur0l Lead and oil used
ext, any finish Interior, 20 yrs
exp, call after Q pm. 706-1009
PAINTING WOOD FINISHING :
Color blending, ant, ext, res. and
comm. 24-yr. exper. IA. 9.7429
PAPER HANGING, AL white me-
Seas. CAN DuFFY. kA. ss91Ss.
PAPERHANGING, SIS and up thll
wk. only, sunfast, washable HE
PLASTER REPAIRS, large Or small
Jobs, BY licensed contractor. Sat
isfaction guaranteed. For free es-
Inmates phone b80-3033. or bS6-
1927.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS, old and
new work, large and small Jobs.
Reasonable. Ju. o-4154.
PLASTERING AND WALL SCRAP.
ING First-class mechanic, all
work guar. Free est. RE. 7-2634
PLSsTERING REPAIRS, ceilings
and patch work. Exper. workman
ship. refs, free est. TU. 2-6274.
PLAsTERTNG and repairing, patch
Phone 72e-O7ss
PLAsTERING, parging, work guar
Free estimates. Sun. pm. week
days. Mr.. JAKE. 462-1647.
nv REPAIRs. free estimates II
your home. Day and night calls
Reasonable rates. ia. 9-7992.
WALLPAPER REMOVAL BY thu
only bonded and ins. paper re-
moval CO. In ID. C., Nd. or va
DI. 7.1000.
YARD FURN. painted, free esti'
mates. Pick up and delivery. Also
interior decorating. 622-1046.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
MISCELLANEOUS FoR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators.
sod cutters, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOLS, UN. 4-51O0. JU. b-5O4O.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
HAIRDKYERS

$50 EACH WA. 1927
HAM RADIO EQUIP.-collins 75A3
receiver, 5000. Globe Champion
300-A transmitter. 900 watt.
$3.50. both In excel. cond. Hy-Gain
verticle l4-AVS and 4-Band doub-
let. 6-BD, $40 for both. Herald
M-11S microphone. So. B&W 81
ohm low pass filter. Model 426,
$5.. Eico signal generator. Model
324. 30. 0arraId RDeS record
changer with oE cartridge. 81.
HI.Fl eTEREO tape recorder.
Heath Kit, 500. b07-1OS0 be-
Evening star., 1963-05-01
ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

ADAMS ST. N.E.-Gentleman 70
share furn. apt. with same. Pvt
bedrm. everything incl. SOS mo.
OIL. 6-2736 after 8 am. Tuesday.
ARL. TOWERs-Lge. furn. effie.,
other lady, college background.
Over 25. MRS. LINDSAY, b2b-
1852.
ARL. N.-Lovely air-eond. house.
maEnificent view. ia. 7-1414.
GENTLEMAN. desires another man
to share 2-bedrm. apt. in Ana
costa. LU. 4-3539 after $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
SITUATloMS-WOMEN
SITUATIONS-DOMEsTiC

-
ABLE MAIDS NOW! Health cards
and refers. Dayworkers, So and
fare. Our 3Oth VI. QUALITY, ole
N. Y. ave. DI. 7-4393.
BABY sITTERs, dayWorkers, live in
or out. Refs. Open daily and late
ewes. Also, Sat. Sun. FtQ JOB
CTR. 1902 II st. ne. b46-2100.
CAPABLE WOMAN, colored. desires
INV, and child care. days, live
out. Reliable. 647-024e.
EUROPEAN DOMEsTICs, live in.
S316 travel advance, $3.50 mo.
sal. Call for appointment TO re-
view our many resumes.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
1107 Spring St.. 8. Q. JU. 7-42O0
RELIABLE colored maid wants
or 2 days work. g.h.W. 626.3233
EXPERT HOUsECLEANING, floor
cleaned. waved. painted or re-
finished, walls. windows, Woods
work, blinds cleaned, furniture and
rugs shampooed, stoves cleaned
We 20 anywhere. LA. 0.5736.
Evening star., 1963-05-01

PIANOS : SPECIAL PURCHASE,
fu fS ssrlSSs ssSSs. SoeaS.ltayy onSi y'ss sSnsd Sy
wurlitSer spinet. i0-yr. Euarantee.
A remarkable opportunity. S495.
KITS g convenient locationsl. &.
Dntn.. 1880 q st, NV. RE. g
6212: Alex, 1921 Mt. Vernon ave,
XII. s-6S63: Congressional Plaza
shopping ctr. Rockville pike, HA.
7-7420.. IVA. and Nd. stores open
daily It'll p nm except SATURDAY,
Evening star., 1963-05-01
BOX 397-R. STAR
HELP DOMESTIC


BABYsITTER, mature, Inv. B-day
wky perm. Springfield. Va, area.
46i 1881 after 4 pm.
BABYsITTEBs 2 boys. : yrs. and
b.day week, Call 52b-Oa35.
CHILD CARE and g.h.w., settled
lady 70 live In, good cond.. refs,
REQ. salary. D3b-2b3i.
ExPER,. housekeeper and good cook,
fond of. children, room, board, plus
good salary. AP, 7.23bp.
HOUsEKEEPER.LIvE IN. Mature
woman. oH.W. End care OF Q
children. Pvt. rm. in mod. air
eond. rambler. Recent local refs,
re. 3.2i20.
HOUsEKEEPER, liyinG in, SALARY
up TO s7b per VIZ. Under 30, nom
smoker. extremely competent In
household duties and have GOOD
disposition for children tschool
heavy. work Rsferenees requested.
DE. 2-0io3 Ewes, Of 2-Ob6i .
Evening star., 1963-05-01
HELP WOMEN
TEACHERS

World Book Encyclopedia has In
terestinG e-wesk ,, sumner assign. n;s.,, 2,
& s1SS,sl SSS90 for dS full Ia summer call CO; 9:
S1Gaet writ. 70 ssoi MSn. 10Th 18th y. NV. =
Evening star., 1963-05-01
NELp WOMEn
tcoNTlNUEDl
RECEPTIONIST
.AIRLINES-$435

Front office Of your own in one Of
the nations largest airline COM
panies. Pleasant telephone man
ner, nice grooming and good skins
Evening star., 1963-05-01

FURN.-Bsds. sis up. Sofas. SIC.
r. rors. oil PAINTINGS, bars, chairs,
etc. Save 75Tsl TOWNE FAIR,
1217.21 King st., Alexandria.
GAS DRYER, FrigidaiTe. used only
after s:sO pm. 4s4-S -SoeS.
GAS TABLE SAWS .
Beach and C. II. a. =. with I cyl
each. JULIAN c. COHEN SAL
vAqE. 4b57 Tanslewood dr.. Biad-
ensburg. Nd.
GUITAR SALE. Fender stratocaster,
from 1895. VENEMAN MUSIC.
s42g Ga. ave-, Sil. spg. Ju. g.
b10o.
Evening star., 1963-05-01

Single. sj.ss day. siisSs7 VIZ
s6-siO DAY. s3s.sb4 VIZ.
MsAls, hlI condltlonlng Available
OF Conn. Ave on KalorAma sd
PARK Rn,, ia'i3-Comft SINGLES
and doubles, clean home, showers,
fof men, parking $40. Do. 1854.
Evening star., 1963-05-01

HILLTOP HOUSE, cor. I5th-iI7S
5sStsp aSSIif GS s1s, rTsS,,y nsn.p. fSsi from pS
Evening star., 1963-05-01
ICE MACHINE

lCE MACHINE
For sale-Sl, 900. In orig. crate,
and vending machine. Manufacs
turing and vends 6Oe bag cubes.
Cost $2,7O0 Wholesale. Ask for
MACK, DU. 7-21OO, Ext. Z or -.
Or. 565-g4S5 after 6:3O pm.
IMPORTED, Eng. .-made black rid
ing boots, size lob. NICK'S SHOE
SHOP, 3826 18th st. ne. -
OFFICE FURN.-NEW AND USED.
1sSf sSSHsf' Z II. r''S:i NV. can vs. ma. s-ss4s
ORGANS : Used organ specials:
Hammond chord organ. S495;
0ulbransen .spinet, $685.. Lowrey
S596; Baldwin console, 25-note
sustained wal. $SS5; Allen Rcndo
Special, 2 manuals. 26-note ped
ais. ike rev, b-yr. guarantee,
$2.0e5; c9nnsonata, 2 61-note
manuals. 32-note pedal. beaut.
cond.. 81 2gb. KITS wash.
Largest Music store). 1880 @ st.
ORGAN, ESTEY electric, excellent
condition, $29b or best offer. call
b3S-0423.
ORGANS, closing out floor sample
and slightly used instruments with
double keyboard and foot pedals
ct only $399.60. Terms JoR-
DAMS. corner 18th and q SITS. n W.
(Phone ST. 3-94O0l, Bailey's Cross
Roads Shopping Center. Virginia
(Phone 4St-71S1), 1882 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring (Phon0 JU. s.
1903, Bailey's Cross Roads
Shopping Center and Silver Spring
stores, open evenings.
ORGAN, LoWrey Holiday. with 81
STupIosS,. s42S King st.. Alex
ORGAN. Hammond Ma. fruityooe
with de luxe reverb. CONN MUSIC
STUDIOS, S42b King st.. Alex.
ORGAN, HAMMOND CHORD, ebony
finish. excel. eond., $500 or best
offer. After 9 pm. IA. S-3970.
ORGANS USED -CLEARANCE
DOWNTOWN STORE
Wurlitzer Spinet. S696.
VIRGINIA STORE
Wurlitzer 400 with spk. S796
GISR1EL PIANO q ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributor
s4sS Ari. S Blvd. cop. 2 Cor G GSsssSSoS
VA Store Open Mon.
Thurs. Fri. til Q
PAN! AnsI, .sd! sIaAY y, c0MRsaEss0Rs I. $50 :,
1884 23ro st. NV.
PIANOS. INC.-Used Spinet. $685.
cash $25, monthly S12, tuned
del. 4622 Lee hwy. Arl.. nr. 0lebe
PIANOS. NC.-Beginner's special
$196, cash SIS, monthly 81, tuned
del. 1922 Lee hwy, Arl., b24-9440
PIAN0, Lester, upright; din. rm
any :eas. offer. XII. 9-2665.
PIANOS FoR RENT-spinets, con.
up. with option 10 buy. All popu'
lGrptype instruments. either new
IQRDAN'S FOUR STORES: cornel
18th Q sE NV. Iphone 81
ping center. Virginia (phone 4S1
71S1); 1882 Georgia ave, Silve
Spring (phone Ju. 5-1105); 10
William St. Fredericksburg. Va
(phone Essex 3-7472l. Full selec
ton at all stores. Bailey's Cros
Roads and Silver Spring store
Evening star., 1963-05-01
ROOMS FURN.-MD..VA.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NEWLY DEC, rm. and kitchenette,
for cpl, .nr. Union Sta. on bus
line, blks. dntn. 20S Z at. NV.
LU. 2-7199. RE. 7-611S.
|N.W.-Lady, .nonsmoker. Kit. bath.
unlimited phone on same H., air
cond. Excel. transp. RA. 3-0776.
Tv IN YOUR ROOM, refgr.. grill.
foam matt, pvt. entr. S14-S21.
604 21st st.. DE. 6-6275.
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APIS, FURNISHED. Q.

AIR COND.-Mass. wis. area. 26l0
36th pl n.w.-Exclusive section
Cosy, det., converted brick earriage
house. Bedrm., iv. rm., din, kit.
bath. Suit. . or 3 adults. S126 mo.
plus utils. Lease. Re. 3-6l71 ewes.
Evening star., 1963-05-01
DOWNTOWN. NV.

DOWNTOWN, NV.
NEW uRANDE LODGE, 4i3 nth A.
nv. Close 20 Pennsyiyania ave Al
nth At Rms completely femodtled
all with running water and air
eOnd. Daily rates from ~ 80 sci
and W dbl Weekly rates from
Ni4 80 sgl, and $50 - dbl
Daily maid service, Tv avail Call
ift snn1s
DUPONT CIR, ina8 18TH II. NV.
blk, Conn Large rms Sla wk,
ladies', gents, Lu 2.7iDn, re
DUPONT CIRCLE - sinEle, we'll
furn. bsmt. rm, for sent. nsieT (,
maid service $50. CO. 5.aB44.
DUPONT Excellent Germ.
apartment, $50 wk. Take child.
call HI 1.nHNh
Evening star., 1963-05-01
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAP. HILL, Betty Alden Inn. Ill
lst st. n.e.-Daily maid seTv., ex-
eel. meals. 8 days, nv. Ii. 7-0243,
DUPONT TOWERS, 1903 2Ist NV.
g DAYS. TV, eleV. Reas, DE. 2-le36
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Clubs Stress
Identification

Community Identification has
become one Of the major activi-
ties of many of the garden
clubs of the Washington Area.
The planting Of a Nordman fir
by the WeStmoreland Garden
Club on a small bit of county
property at Duvall drive and
Elliott street, WeStmoreland
Hills, Nd, is a typical project.
Larger projects under the
leadership Of the National Capt.
tai Garden Club are also adding
to the beauty and attractiveness
of many communities. A num-
Der Of these have been awarded
cash prizes by the Sears Fon-
dation, an organization sponsor
ing community projects.
Community projects such as
the WeStmoreland Clubs in
volve much more than the pur-
chase and planting Of a tree or
some shrubs. The members will
take shifts during the summer
to keep this bit Of county prop
erty presentable and the plants
in good health.-W.H.Y.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
COLLEGE NEWS
Washington IsSubject
OfDeIinquencyStudy

Washington will be one Of
three cities studied in an 1S-
month juvenile delinquency
survey under the direction Of a
Yeshiva University Sociologist.
DR.. Bernard Lander, director
Of the New York City Universi-
tvs Revel Graduate School of
Sociology. is conducting the
project under a $4,000 grant
from the Lavanburg Corner
House and the University of
Notre Dame. The study will
evaluate the nature and quality
OF available social services In
Washington, New York and
Chicago.
A former Baltimore rabbi,
DR.. Lander was a consultant to
the Maryland Commission on
Juvenile Delinquency and Is a
member Of the Presidents
Advisory Committee on Juve-
nile Delinquency and Youth
Crime.
DR.. Arthur A. Ekirch, jr., an
American University history
professor, is the author Of a
newly published work entitled
THE American Democratic
Tradition: A History"
The author Of several other
works, DR.. Ekirch lives at 816
Timber Branch parkway,
Alexandria He has been an AU
faculty member since 1947.
The Washington branch of
the American Association of
Evening star., 1963-12-29

days will include Roy ]. Ker-
sey, plant propagator, Devon,
Pa; Leslie Laking, director
Royal Botanical Gardens, Ham
ilton, Canada; and Stanley
Schuler, illumination authority
Cos Cob, Conn.
The director of the New York
Botanical Garden, william C.
Steere, will be featured at the
banquet, March 10.
Russell ]. Seibert, president
Of the American Horticultural
Society and director Of Long
wood Gardens, Kennett Square,
Pa, will address the group on
the closing day, March 20. Mr..
Seibet will be followed by
Frank Vaydik, superintendent
Of the Kansas City (Mo.) Park
Department.
The symposium, one Of the
educational events Of the Will
iamSburg Forum Series, is
sponsored jointly by Colonial
Williamsburg and Flower Grow
er magazine. Further details
may be obtained from Mrs.
Mary B. Deppe, registrar,
Goodwin Building, Will
iamsburg, Va. 23185.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
COLLEGE FOR THE ASKING
New $50 Million Fund
To Aid Medical Study

with the current academic
year.
Loans are repayable over a
l0-year period which begins
three years after the borrower
completes or drops the course
of study. No interest is payable
or charged to the borrower, nor
repayment required during
periods Of active duty in the
services or the Peace Corps
which occur after the repay
ment period has begun. The
maximum deferment for each
of these reasons Is three years,
so 1t is possible to have up to q
sixlyear deferment period.
There Is q difference be-
tween the interest charged
under these new loans, from
that under the national de-
fenSe loans. The national
defense loans carry a 8 per
cent interest charge. Under
these loans the student pays
interest on the unpaid balance
at the rate Of 3 per cent a year
or the going Federal rate.
whichever is greater. In other
words, this interest rate varies
In accordance with the rate the
Government has to pay to
borrow the money.
For example, the going
Federal rate for loans made
during the current fiscal year
Is 4 per cent; therefore, loans
made during this year would
have a 4 per cent rate. Howev-
er. the Government pays this
interest rate during the three
years or more the student is
not charged.
As far as the medical stu
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Strawberry Book
ByW. F. Allen
Is Distributed

Aliens 1864 Book Of Berries, a
S6-page catalog listing 80 varie-
ties Of Strawberries for both
commercial and home garden
ers, Is available free from W.
F. Allen Co., 81 Berry lane,
Salisbury, Md.
Twenty-seven Of the varieties
are from virus-free stocks.
In addition to complete de-
scriptions, the book contains
information on strawberry
growing.
W. F. Allen, now in its 18th
year, grows Strawberries only
and has done much research
work with the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture.
"The most important single
thing in growing strawberries
successfully is to get the plants
in early" the company notes.
Planting In Southern States is
recommended for February
through early April, in March
and April In the Middle States
and April and May in Northern
States.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

University Women will meet at
1890 pm. January IL at the
President al Arms. AAUW
programs for the first half Of
next month include:
January ga 1880 pm.
report on Good Family
Living" by DR.. Ruther Jeffer-
son.
January "a seminar at
1880 pm. on Expectations for
Education"
January 10-A 7:45 pm.
meeting Of the branch Evening
Poetry Group discussing Poet
Ii Po.
All three programs will be
held at the branch lounge, 1902
g street NV.
Chris Parel, a 1862 graduate
Of Wakefield High School,
Arlington, has been awarded a
varsity soccer letter in his
sophomore year at Amherst
College In Massachusetts,.
David Henderson Of Airing.
ton Is one Of two Morehead
State College iKy) students
selected to membership in the
Campus Club, the schools
Oldest service organization.