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Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-02-21
Reioin Metro Unit

The League of Wom en-
Voters of Montgom cry
County has urged the County
Council to reconsider its de.
ciSion to withdraw member
ship in the Metropolitan
Washington Council of Gov
ernments when the present
dues payment expires on June
80, 1868.
Problem s Of increasing
complexity and magnitude in
the Metropolitan Washington
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-02-21
Time for Sfudy-Nof Change!

Some county legislators have decided to introduce
bill requiring nonpartsan primary elections for school
board members
Aside from the fact that the delegation itself seems
hopelessy split on the question-and this will tend to
produce bitterness and unceraintywe have serious mis-
gvngs whether this year is the time to bring about such
major change.
The stated goal of those seeking the change to
partisan primaries is to the field of candidates in
the general election that two candidates squared
candidates election by majority voe-not by plu-
raly has happened in the past when than two
candidates "splintered" the vote.
This is desirable goal Yet that is exactly what
had in the last election So why the urgency for such
change?
November firmly in the saddle for four years
and law enacted is going to change that Hence
it would the legislative session two years from
svould be time enough to laws concerned with
changing school board election procedures.
Sen Gilbert Guide is strongly advocating twoyear
delay in changing the structure of liquor laws the
ground that the issues highly complex and thorough
study needed before any such changes made. We
believe changes in the highly important question of chang
ing the method of selecting school board members falls
in the category.
Little will be gained believe by rushing into a
change The question is really that needs
much more study before precpitous action is taken
County legislators themselves are badly split on the qes-
ion The school board members in disagreement over
what, If any, changes should be made. Leading county
end civic groups have taken widely varying positions on
the issue And the views of many private citizens who
have expressed the issue are also widely
divergent All Of this points, it u.s. the obvious
need for study and public discussion on the
question Such important change should be made-if
1t should be made at anot this year but two years from
now when the General Assembly again considers local
legislation No harm will be caused by wo-year delay.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-02-21

tional, ! again work
ed with organiza.
tions and individuals
on behalf of a State
wide referendum to
amend the State
Constitution to make
such a law valid. The
referendum was sue
cessful and / hoped
the question was
settled.
Recently, however,
I have noticed a con.
siderable number of
farmers, including
Montgomery County sentinel., 1963-02-21
Sick Article

This is in answer to the
past councilman David Ca.
hoon's sick article in your
paper. He attacks people as
radicals when in fact he has
shown from his past services
under the past county council
Evening star., 1963-02-13
D. L. Barnard 588-7977
TAKOMA REALTY
STARTING OUT?

Perfect 3-bedrm. rambler for the
growing family. the lovely fin
ished rec. room is delightful
feature Of this home, perfectly set
on a large corner lot. MANY EX-
TRAS. SIT II noWl g4g-2S6O
cTTpTTppAN pPnpEPTIEg MOT
Evening star., 1963-02-13
BTRwYN HEIGHTS
BLADENSBURG

Modrfn all electric hoint on dead.
end street. ideal for children
4 bedtms y baths, WORK thop
few features OF this exceptional
home
DUNN A co. WA, 7.O04s
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SUGAR is SWEET

30 is this Valentine shaped house,
with Old South flair. in Ken
wood park. Master bedrm. suite
on lower level, bedrms. up. ex-
pandsble attic. only $50 .a95.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
GO FANCY

Move into this brand-new New
orleans style charmer featuring
4 bedrooms. 3 baths, large living
room, formal dining room, huge
de luxe kitchen, paneled hall
entry, large recreation room,
screened porch, two car garage,
PRESTIGE LOCATION, minutes
TO d. c. Priced In 40s, Excellent
only, ATLAS OF ARLINGTON,
REALTORS. ia. 5-l550; ewes,
IA h-Su5A
Evening star., 1963-02-13
WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

MODEST ACREAGE on Potomac.
eithrf above Great Pals or below
Mafshall Hall Md, or Va. suitable
home aud boat dock or will pur-
chase home and river frontage
within / or , hf. driving dil.
tancc from Warrington, y. G Call
IA. 9.llnA ANYTIME eKcnnt sun.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA,
(coNTINUED)

ALEX, close to D. c. and Penta-
gon-Roomy 3-bedrm. home, en-
trance hall. elec. stove, storm
FAX. AL MniHTi; SMITH Realty i2 YoKf KfI
S-6652, ewes. TIE. 6-5852.
ALEXANDRIA AREA-Vacant. An
appealing. THREE BEDROOM,
TWO-FULL-BATH split level.
dishwasher, breakfast bar, dining
rm., walk-out basement with rec
reation room, large level Anchor
fenced yard. Assume large GI
loan. Walking distance to schools
and shopping, . air conditionerS
included In full price Of S19,950.
Another Better Home for Better
Living" BETTER HOMES REAL
TY, INC, XII 9-So0O
Evening star., 1963-02-13
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

BETHESDA-CoNNOR BLDG. 7120
Wis, ave.-225 to l175 50. It. In
div. heat and cool control. Pvt.
and pub. parking. OIL. 2-l6S3.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
LIST WITH LINGO

WHEATON 3-bedrm. all-brick
rambler with l4xI4 pine-paneled
den, full bsmt. Close to schools
and bus. $4,000 FHA appraised.
MONTGOMERY REALTY CO. Inc.
III 5-S0OO Ewes AID 1-SSqO
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(cONTlNuED)

ARDMORE-S395 dn., incl. settle.
ment. 3-bedrm. rambler. Stove
refgr., dishwasher. storm win.
doWs, tenced lot, Vacant. move
right in. Call OWNER. DU. 10000
BRENTWOOD-No cash dn.
to vets. SS7 so per mo. pays
all, for this cozy brick bum
galow. . bedrms., sep. din,
rm., oil h.-w., and level
fenced yard. Total price,
$4,000.
CARROLLTON - Luxurious
brick split level, reflecting
owners capital improvements,
3 bedrms,, . tiled baths, sep.
din. rm., mahog. paneled
rec, rm., slate roof and built
in garage. Priced below re-
production at S20,g50 FHA,
Sl,lOO dn. or no cash dn.
to vets. Lge. 4 u "a loan may
be assumed with moderate
Z. C. HILLEY a. co, 80,
REALTORS AP. 7-720C
Evening star., 1963-02-13
Jacob & Warwick
Incorporated

incorporated
REALTORS d INSURERS
416 Prince st. 549-540O
AREA = Extremely
immaculate 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. complete with . firepls.,
beaqgtiful, wv wv, car Mcarpetins, 2 air
liv. rm. on rear OF house looks
onto beautiful park-like setting
resplendent with an abundance OF
fruit trees, Towering shrubs and
lge. maple tree, 30-ft, kidney
shaped stone patio, and is COM
pletely fences FHA appraisal OF
SlS,500 does not incl. all the ex-
tras but owner will incl. them
In the sale OF this lovely home
$500 cash and approx. Sl25
monthly payments. incl. every
IA A.QQ6O
Evening star., 1963-02-13
TRUST NOTES WANTED

FIRST AND SECOND trust notes
wanted 10 buy A cash. no fees
CITIZENS REALTY Co, NE. a.
4l2i. ewes, Ju, gs5075.
Evening star., 1963-02-13

49, All brk. Colonial
with beautiful rec. rm., firepl, in
liv. rm., 8 full-size bedrmS., auto.
washer and dryer. surrounded by
schools and shopping. assume
Sl7, 900 loan, call today.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
No.. T-E-@l A
Evening star., 1963-02-13
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
I'M -1IRR
NOW is
THE TINE

looking for a real buy7 See this
beautiful rancher In Forestvllle: $
bedrm.. insulation, chain-link
fence, elee kit. Sl3,950 GI.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
RETIRED?

Here is an opportunity To realize
substantial income merchandising
gasoline and oil. No service work
Is necessary to bolster earnings
in this service station location
for it Is the ONLY gasoline iacii- ~ !.
'captive audience" and low oper-
ating overhead assure success for
the enterprising individual. CALL
NOW. Mr.. WARD. LA. $4,000,
Evening star., 1963-02-13
OFFICES
PROFESSIONAL SPACE

For architects. accountants. doc
tors. dentists. lawyers, etc. lndi-
vidual suites n downtown lux
cial district. Suites up TO 800
Sq. n. available for Immediate
occupancy Call Mr.. ZuPNlK, 723-
Evening star., 1963-02-13
DAVIS a CO., ING
ADORABIE RAMRLER

Brk. 3 bedrm. or . bedrm. with
sep. din. rm., bsmt., eye-leyel
oven, surface range, and break
fast nook, owner may pay part
OF settlement. Only Sl6,75O VA
or FHA financing.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
TO BUY

BE sure 70 see this brick and
aluminium sided rambler In Forest
VILE. 3 bedrms, full bSmt. An.
ch0r fence, and patio. Great for
outdoor living. FHA, Sl7,25O.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
ALMOST NEW, 4-leyel split fea-

ALMOST NEW, 4-level split iea-
turing a separate dining rm, plus
a stainless steel table-spaee XII
liv. rm. with firepl and bav win
dow, plus family rm. with built
in bookcases and hi-fi cabinet.
Situated on one OF the largest
lots in Seabrook Acres Carport
and protected patio, central air
conditioning, Anchor fencing and
many other extras.
Town and Country rancher located
on a beautiful acre, All brick
construction. Dashboard hot-wates
heat separate dining rm,, plus
full bsmt. and screened porch, Ae-
tion priced at Sl7,50O.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
BRICK AND ALUMINIUM RAM.

FIESTA RAMBLER on large corner
lot, 3 bedrms., large kit, com.
pletely equipped, dishwaSher and
disposal, full bsmt. with rec. rfn.,
washer and dryer incl A home
you don't want to miss with many
more extras and only Slb,95O.
Your terms.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
WAREHOUSES WANTED

KNOWN FOOD co.
desires to rent APPROX. 5000 So
II. warehouse space in Northern
Va. Agents invited. Call Mr..
DARBY, UN. 4-3l72.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
AMAZING FARM
W. VA. DAIRY-2lZ A.
MD 135 ACRES
IcoNTINUED)

Joins Rte. 40, mi, Joins new
housing development, mt.
springs and stream, good view.
ideal for motel site or business
site. Flintstone, Md. Price,
$1,000 81, 300 down,
Evening star., 1963-02-13
ANNANDALE

Wall-to-wall earpeting, draperies,
storm windows and tender, loving
care are Just a few Of the many
extras the owners of this house
are leaving for you. Priced at
lust under $4,000, this 3-bed-
rm., 1la-bath split-level in AMMAN
dale has a magnificent family rm.
and de luxe Kitchen.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
y lNN ''jLlill, DYNAMIC
REAL EsTATE SALES 474.e44

REAL ESTATE SALES 474-2444
ALL THE COMFORTS home
should have, good size liv. rmu
full din. rm., large modern kit
g bedrms.. 4th unfinished, full
bsmt., large front porch with
swing, tree studded as by LOT
lot with ofi-street parking, Gl
appraised, $4,000. Better huIryl
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS AP. 7-l2bt
Evening star., 1963-02-13
WHFAT0N-For the npwlvweds
HUGH T. PECK. 1124e Georgia Ave.

lST. GATHERINGS : Walk TO bus
and all schls., immed. occup., A.
bedrm., 2-bath home. foyer en-
trance, family kit, rec. rm., S22,-
$50, 949-2l3t.
G. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
MUST BE SOLD

MUST BE Sold
ah CEDAR LANE, FAIRFAX co,
lake offer on this attractive q.
bedroom brick rambler on nearly
4, .arre level LOT Biz Nv. rm. with
fireplace, sep, din, rm, wcll-eauln
kitchen, hure ser porch. breeze.
way, double brick FaraRe, full
bsmt. with huge rec rm. with
firapl Many large trees and ht-
tractiye shrubs Located near lee
hwy, close 20 Fairfax circle. Lee,
lat trust nov on property may
be assumed Don't miss out on
this good bus Call today
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP.
1888 WILSON BLVD, ARL.
ia. Is44lS
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HOUSES FbR sALE-vA.

MR.. CLEAN-S17.500. no money
dn. CT or FHA terms, 8 bedrrns..
firepl, radiant heat, indirect light
ming, carport, disposal. washer,
dryer. JU. 2-l420.
ROUTE so REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1963-02-13

CAPITOL HEIGHTS
Detached 5-rm. home. lge. soft.
lot No ,,Shse tTstiiS Illed d. bath ana
Small cash payment, 500 mo.
Call EN-. 5-5040.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
LITTLE 30 PEEP"

MT. RAINIER = Spacious 3-bed-
rm. home with din. rm', kit, base
ment and Ice. yard. Conven. to
schools, GI nothing down. Only
Sl2,750. Call WA. 7-66l7 til
Evening star., 1963-02-13
COTTAGE CITY

Bungalow beauty redeco-
rated inside and out with
3 twin bedrms.. family din.
rm., spacious liv. rm. with
firepl.. countryside kit, all
equipped. plus lge. full bsmt.
and big porch. At end OF
street near park for the
most in privacy. VA ap-
praised Sl4 800. Veteran no
down payment and approx.
500 per mo. includes taxes
and insurance.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
COMMERCIAL GROUND
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

HERRING BAY acre. Lge. farm
house Completely HANDICAPPED
grounds. Extensive waterfront
Grabbing and fishing In front OF
apeake Bay. s2l,O0O, ". 2-fsS4.
LAKE JACKSON HILLS, Manassas.
lots, ~ 600, 100 ~. from water.
Mr. Settle, p3b.16@7, III. 5-bOfO,
WATERFRONT PROPERTY-oyer 1
acre in grass. Several hundred
feet of waterfront, Nr. Deale.
SlO,OuO JE 2.fss4.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
THEATRE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

BEER AND WINE RESTAURANT
in nearby Va Call Mr.. Mudre.
JAMES L. DIXON d CO., FE. s.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTE sACRIFICE!-Nfust sell
due to illness! Inspect this = bed, /,
rm. and den, or 4-bedrm. bl-leyel
with paneled rec. rm. and make
your offer! Superbly located! FHA
terms.
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2O15
ABSOLUTELY NO CASH, no settle
ment fees to Vets; No down pay.
6-rm. ramblers on large lots near
Super Giant on Annapolis I'd. Va
cant, move right in. VA approved
at S16.l50 and S17,500. Call I'll
q pm, WA. 7-390O, ROBERT s.
nAWTC Il m INC
Evening star., 1963-02-13
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.
APARTMENT
20 UNITS

For pride Of ownership and
or residency. One OF the
most exceptional apartment
bldgs. in Montgomery Coun-
ty. 2 years old. Air cond.,
auto. elevator, de luxe kitch-
ems, ultra large rms. Call
Mr.. Morris for details.
Evening star., 1963-02-13
RAMBLER BEAUTY

Vet needs only 5000 cash
for settlement on this lovely
3-bedrm. rambler, approx.
q yrs. old. Just Sl3,250.
Approx. Sg3 per mo. in
cludes taxes and insurance.
Has walk-out bsmt. with
big Anchor fenced yard at
rear. Also low down pay
ment FHA. Seller will pay
$3.50 of settlement charges.
Call for appt. to see this
best buy.
The Perry Boswell Co
REALTORS WA. 7-45O
Evening star., 1963-02-13
SERVICE STATION

rwo bay. modern station for lease
in growing area OF Alex. Thls is
an attractive location. with, Snop-
ness district within immediate
trading area. Financial assistance
paid training, coop advertising
and close personal supervision are
but a few Of the helps available
To qualified individual. For de-
tails call ia. 4-1lO0 weekdays,
JE. 3-O742 ewes. and week end.
Evening star., 1963-02-13

To live in Forestville is q pleasure
We have a nice Cape Cod with
screened porch. 4 bedrms, fire
detection system, lovely fenced yd.,
plenty OF trees. A bargain at Slb,-
$50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
Realtors to Hear OfficioIs

-Four leading Government
housing officials viii partici-
pate In a panel discussion Of
Federal Programs for Com
munity Development and
Housing" Thursday morning,
November IA, In one Of the
highlights Of the National As
sociation Of Real Estate Boards
convention in New York.
The four are Robert c.
Weaver, Housing and Home
Finance Agency admins
traitor; Philip N. BrownStein,
Federal Housing AdminiStra-
ton commissioner; William L.
Slayton, Urban Renewal
Administration commissioner,
and ]. Stanley Baughman,
president of the Federal Ma
tional Mortgage Association.
Later the same day, the last
day Of the convention which
begins November IL, five
heads of real estate organiza-
tons will be questioned by
Lawrence E. Spivak, pro-
Queer and panelist Of NBC-
TVS "Meet the Press"
The five are Daniel F.
Sheehan, ST., of st. Louis,
NAREB president; Carey Win
stOn, Washington, president Of
the Mortgage Bankers Asso-
citation; W. Evans Buchanan,
Washington, president Of the
National Association Of Home
Builders; Eugene M. Mort
lock, preSident-elect of the
United States Savings and
Loan League, and James D.
Downs, jr., president Of the
Real Estate Research Corp.
After they have been ques-
toned by Mr.. Spivak on cur
rent and future real estate
developments, they will turn
the tables and ask Mr.. Spivak
questions about the impact Of
world events on the real estate
field.
Another feature Of the con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09

venion viii be an analysis of
urban renewal by q panel Of
SIX experts at a November II
session sponsored by the Build
America Better Committee Of
NAREB.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09

Some 5000 are expected to
make this the largest gather
ing Of realtors In history, In
Guiding more than 90 mem
bers Of the Washington Board
Of Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
OPEN SUNDAY, rs
gnrRat 6tllH, q. @.

Sotey 4bedoom contemporary First floor lectures living
with marble hearth dining ROOM library and powder
Superby equipped o-eectrie Kitchen oround-eve
recreation Beautiful woodland setting Owners socri-
flee before completion Mid-6os For Opt to see coll Mr.
Deeds EN- 3-oo52.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
Antrrtratt u. park
493I Massachusetts, Ave.

This Substantial home perfect for the orge foy could
be converted for Doctors residence and office There is
kitchen and Laundry which is owoys fovorte luxury
The grounds unusually pocous just right for eorden
ing, and the convenience Of location gives the time to reox
ExeeIet flnoncno available and priced OF $39,5oo Mrs.
Duffield, FE. 3-3277
Copper River current., 1963-08-29
VITAL STATIsTICE FROM FAITH HOslITA5

On August l, 1863 son, Arne D was born to
 Joyce and John Erickson of Tok. On August l4, 1863 9 son, James Leroy, was
 <., born to Cordean and Allen Tal-
 colt of Gakona. On August: 22, 1863 son, Kresent O'Neille,
 was born to Beverly and Edward .:: Gurtler of Glennallen. On August 29, 1903, a daughter was born to
 Dianne and Bill Uessel, Kimberly Rose.
 On August 25, 1863 Dorthy Metve tnilzoff from Valdez was brought into the
 hospital on Sundayo Dianne Vessel is the niece of Mrs Glenn Griffin.
 Mrs. Meekins of Meekins Lodge passed away, she Had been ill for c,&.te some time.
 *****XX%N*~*X**** EVICTl ON. vestigating the barking of his coon hound during mean night snows toDm lete Belt of Mount Gilead found the hound . shivering outside it's house which had been taken over by the family's pet raccoon in preference to its cage from which it had escaped
Copper River current., 1963-08-29
STATE OF ALASKA
DEPARTMENT OF LAW
Dear Commissioner Zahradnicek:

ou have inquired whether kinder arten enrolment may be counted under the 4ublic School Foundation Program in dete ermining the amount of sta te reimbursement to the local school districts Under AS l4.23O, state aid to education shall be disbursed in accordance with the | '1blic School Founda- tion Program beginning tn Julyl, 1864, and school budgets must be prepared beginning on July l, 1863, for the fiscal year l964- o5o The statute further provides that app ropriations made in the Second Session of the Third Alaska Legislature, beginning in January, 1904, shall be based upon the ruhli School Foundation r rogram, lsS l4, IT.
 he amount of state aid to local school districts under the lublic School Founda- tion Program is determined by: CD the
 teacher's salary lotmen5: (2) the average daily membership allotment: and (3) the attendance center all otment. AS lA, IT .O4O. The three factors listed above are limited to elementary schools' secondary schools". AS l4.l7oO5O (d) a2, AS l4.l7 .07Oo Es l4 l7.25O states. Tn this chapter, unless the con-tex othe rHose requireso
Copper River current., 1963-08-29

&j--lJJIJIL L1- u JIJ1AI-
 AND HARDWARE KENNY LAKE NOTES ***4******* MT. Kibble
 For several nil ght this past week we 1 could see the flood lights of cons friction { on the pippin Lake cutoff approaching the 1 school and finally the whole uproar-ious, l she-bang holed through to the Edgerton with 1 a long sweeping curve, much snorting of ! brush devouring dozers, and huge rubber
 footed monsters that kept ruching up and ! disgarging gravel fill from their bellies then dashing back to the pit to squat in i front of a couple of push cats and eat
 their fill again.
 American ingenuity and ambition in attain l ing a goal are a constant wonder all over i the worldo lrivate enterprise comes up ' with profit by using risks capital not
 in a hesitant, cautious, pussy footing manner. but by being socially sure they can l see the potential, then jumping in wi tn both 1 feet, sheer weight of numbers of men, machines, supervision, supplies and push. These Americans don't just attain goal they ver-Whelm it. During World War two the Britiah were Constructing an air field on the island of Malta in the Mediterranean, enemy air action constant and force and, since the machinery operated by humans, nothing i in the way of progress was taking place very fast, the equi ipment all assigned to various nits who worked a specified lenght of time during the day and then took its own bulldozers, scrapers, etc back to it's 1 bivouac while the next contingent brought up it's part of the uipment and did its bit between air raids only to retirk as the last ores had at the end of their "Tonr of hell" as the tommies called it.
 22-e of the G.I. engineers who Ire en- route to landing in North Africa were side tracked to this shall stratigic bit of land to see what could be done to get this i vital air field built and in useo
 The small group of Tanks gathered at the end of the air strip, after being lightered ashore and fed, and address ed by the Major in charge, Who'd d ranged to get all the equipment parked at this particular spot. "Listen you guys, these
 poor limeys have been six weeks nibb1ing at this job, losing men and equipment to
 thesest stukas, doing it because London says it needs to be done" "Ya see the other end >of this strip? Next Saturday night tteones
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-14
Special to rhe star


NEW DELI, Aug. IA. = The
first no confidence m otion
against Prime Minister Nehru's
government is less a sign Of Mr..
Nehru's waning popularity
than 1t is Of the ability Of In
dia's usually fragmented oppo-
sttion to unite for the first
time.
The censure move faces GER
tain defeat as Mr.. Nehru's Con-
gress Party holds S53 Of Parlia-
ment's 500 seats.
At the same time midas
Moscow-g uided Communists,
who hold 81 seats. revealed
what may be a major policy
switch by the Kremlin In their
attempt to censure the govern
ment themselves.
The issues are an agreement
permitting the Voice Of Amer
lea to build q radio station for
India and use 1t for certain
periods and the scheduling Of
Joint air exercises with the
United States and Britain.
The motion for censure is q
complete reversal for the Com
munists. They usually support
Mr., Nehrus policies.
First Hostile Opposition
For Mr.. Nehru, it means fac
ing for the first time a COM
paratively hostile. articulate OPP
position in the Parliament he
has done much to create.
His leading nom Communist
opponent is scraggy dhoti-clad
acharya Kripalani, a Gandhian
disciple and former Congress
Party stalwart. He recently re-
turned to Parliament in a mas
sive by-lection victory along
with other opposition leaders.
Mr.. Kripalani is the chief
spokesman for a number Of
rival parties with opposing
economic religious and caste
loyalties.
That these divergent groups
were able to partially unite is
q reflection Of serious popular
discomfort over harsh new
taxation and food shortages.
Food Prices Rise
Poor harvests and specula-
ton have forced rice prices up
Is per cent to 40 per cent since
March. Red China's smashing
Himalayan victory and con-
tinued psychological and eco
nonic pressure helped create
disillusionment with Mr..
Nehru's Congress Party.
Also, in his speech opening
the parliamentary session yes
terday, Mr.. Nehru appeared to
slam the door on any early,
fresh attempts to solve the in
tractable KaShmir problem. He
accused Pakistan Of irrational
animuS against India.
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establishing a system Of Joint
control Of the disputed valley.
He said concessions offered
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Mr.. Nehru ruled out and
Kashmir settlement based on
internationalising, dividing or