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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-08
TO HEAR
Music

National Symphony Or
chestra, Howard Mitchell,
conductor: Howard Jniver-
sity Choir, Warner Lawson,
director. At Constitution
Hall. Eighteenth and d streets
NV. $3.50 pm. Tickets at
National Symphony Box Of
flee. li0s O street NV, 10
am. to 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-08

Do our college students know
too much about lover Not Il
you can rely on the findings Of
the annual intercollegiate
bridge championships. Oul
young men and women are toe
busy committing crimes.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-08

Buzz SAWYER

General Services, Inc, has
recovered from the breeze
that hit the glorious cherry
blossoms-and the popular
Swan Boat is now operating
on the Tidal Basin.
Last week, as visitors stared
wistfully at the squat green
land padlockeO boat house
at the foot Of Sixteenth
street S.Ws-home of the
Swan Boat and other water
vehicles Of fun such as pedal
boats and canoes-a park
policeman unused. "It happens
every year. II only nature
could be regulated. -"
There may not be many
blossoms left, but the Swan
Boat-for rs cents-offers an
excellent view Of the Jeffer-
son Memorial and Washing
ton Monument from other
than traditional angles.
Paddle and row boats and
canoes also can be rented at
81 an hour for two persons,
$50 for three In pedal boats
and canoes. rs cents an hour
for row boats.
TO DO
Outings
Canoeing on the Potomac:
Canoes available at Thomp-
son Boat Center, foot OF
Virginia avenue. Rock Greek
and Potomac parkway. Opens
Q am. Maximum three per-
sons 10 q canoe. Prices: $50
first hour: 50 for 8 hours 10
7 pm; 50, 6 10 1880 pm.
River boat excursions: The
NV George Washington"
sails from Pier 4. Maine ave-
nue. and N street S.W.. at 2
pm. for Mount Vernon. Price:
s2.25 round trip for adults
plus rs cents admission 10
grounds and mansion, $3.50
for children.
Sailings 10 Marshall Hall
Amusement Park at e:i5 pm.
daily, $3.50 for adults. $50
for children under II.
Glen Echo Amusement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-08

Opening lead: Spade seven.
West opens the seven oil
spades. and East wins and re.
turns q spade 10 the ace. De-
clarer leads the Jack Of clubs
from dummy for q finesse, los
ing 10 Vests queen.
No matter what West re-
turns, South can knock out the
ace Of clubs while the spades
are still stopped. South wins
at least two spades. three clubs
three hearts. and q diamond
Where Is the crime7 Look for
yourself before you read on
Perhaps you're Just as guilty
as q few thousand college stu
dents.
Guilty Player
The guilty player was East
He or perhaps she should re-
fuse the first trick. II love YOU
90 much" East should say TO
declarer. THAT ! want you To
Evening star., 1963-02-08

EASEL sS.,II ,,lS mos" male. Axe
Beautiful and gentle doG. 30l-
Evening star., 1963-02-08

The perfect Valentine Glft. From
s7B to 81 900 each. Excellent pedi-
Gree. Annapolis, CO. s-3l07.
Tor FOX TERRIER-would like to
breed my Alb. reg. male, SOS or
q pick Of the litter. CIR a-hAn4
Evening star., 1963-02-08
ROOMS FURN.-MD..VI.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WITH BoARD

~ N YOUR ROOM fsiTT.. STii.
ssI ioam aias RstsFsss ns Igss.aS9nSsr' gyt s9nSsr' s4'
Evening star., 1963-02-08
STENOGRAl'PHER
SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

Capitol Cadillac Company
haS an opening for o person
to handle the telephone
switchboard duties. Appll-
cant must be experienced,
make q neat Appearance
and enjoy meeting the pub
lie. Salary commensurate
with Ability. 5-day week,
paid vacation, retirement
program. other company
benefits. Please call Mr..
Bertini at Pc. $4,000 for
ApnolntmRnL.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

BOXER, y years. Axe regis.
Tered tered very gentle, desires soOd
Evening star., 1963-02-08
SITUATION DOMESTIC
lcoNTlNUEDl

REL. ExPER. eolored lady wishes
day work. sat. only. Baeysittinf,
cleaning. nursing exper.. 39e-2091.
WIDOW, excellent cook. desires
home for self and several cats.
Small salary. Market 7-3g74.
WILL BABY SIT daytime my home.
Langley Park, Silver Spring area,
have refs, t.v. stamps. 43o-66b1
Evening star., 1963-02-08
RELP woMER
OFFICE ASST.

qSss Ssshn Sth tS.ss. tsSI:: z ySn sn :s:. Ss:..
Ss sSe., A0sDassi'SsisFn sdss SssF cs ceaf SRs fRsr
MAss1E DE. s-S366 for interview
OPERAToR-sEc'Y. BOARD, hours
s.tp p,n Apsiy 8 ls.l Pin' hsTs Men. 'aSSHsR RHSEs
Evening star., 1963-02-08


TEACHERS = Positions now, 81.
800. .SS, 600 ADAMS TEACHERS
AGcY., sos 14th st. NV. 24th W.
TELEPHONE SOLICITORS wanted
BY national advertising firm, Good
salary. Pleasant hours. Call MR.
DOUGLAS, bs5-4o00,
TELLER for downtown financial in.
stitution. ARe 20-2s, typing re-
duired. Hrs. "a: 80. exper. desir-
able. Phone RE. 7-5267.
TYPING TEACHER
Local business school desires well
educated. friendly, eKper. woman,
full time, permanent, good opp0r-
tunity. Call Mr.. ManahAn, STENO-
TYPE INSTITUTE, Ma. s-s32O
for appt.
TYPIsT. .RRCKPT., s65-s75 week
3 open, inQ. Mr.. Wright, RI. z.
2s2s, BoYD's. 200 18th NV.
TYPIsT, for Catholic office, aeeu-
racy essential, 5-day wk.. . 70 B.
Box 17l-H, Star.
TYrIsT r ~ TIsh sf US s0 cr ssHsE .SSIy.
alent, and iBM electric. Minimum
S5-50 W.p.ni. conv. dntn, loc
fringe benefits. call MRS. STARR
Di. 7.sS33.
TYPIsTs. experienced on Friden Of
IT'S key boards, also head linel
morningD and full time. Bul
transportation net available. Send
resume Of salary and references
Reply Bex a., BENJAMIN Franklin
Station, Dept. A., wash. ID. G
An equal opportunity employer
Evening star., 1963-02-08

DIAMONDs-TSdy's : eta, emerald
cut, blazing center diamond, ut.
most hrilliAnce, set In brand-nev
baguette mounting. Terrific buy
~ LIVINGSTON a CO. Si''0'
Evening star., 1963-02-08
sITUATIoHs-DoMEsrlc

ABLE MAIDS Nowi-Hsaith cards
and ref. Dayvorksrt 81 and fare
80 yrs, service 70 homea. QUAIL
LTY, alQ. New York ave. NV.
BABY sITTERs, day workers Live
in.out, Ref open ssily ,snde ste t
TLR, 1909 u ~, ne. b40.2iO0,
GIRL, eolorsd. Desires day work
ENpeT, with refs, call THTIMA
cUNNtNoHAM, II. 0.4ss7.
GIRL wants days work or a.hv.
Have references. II 3.abai
LADY vhits desires hou.s work
1--we In. Write Boz 2si-x, star
LADY desires baby sittlns OF taxing
care of smal apt. for col Ia.
g.B7Gn, y 70 a.
NY Al Oh. Worker desires work
Mon Wed and Fri., no bachelors
Evening star., 1963-02-08

ORGANs--Washingtop's larReat Sc
lection a new ,I,. and .e. S:td hon. v.,,,.; S.;
5sa:Ss 5sT ssSs Dntn' H1TTYs TiYs ;SnS.nl'ai 8 x na
pn Pissi i an shoppiss sSSsV; ctr. kcciSiIl;
stores open daiiy I'll o pm. Except
Evening star., 1963-02-08
OEFICE CLERK
ADVERTISING

Several immediate openings available in
our Classified Advertising Department for
young women age 10 to 80. Applicants must
type minimum As w.p.m., be accurate SPELL
ers and enjoy working with the public.
Hours for present positions are $50 AM.
to 9 PM, Monday through Friday. Regular
salary increases and opportunity for ad-
vancement to higher paying positions, plus
liberal fringe benefit programs, make this
an opportunity well worth looking into.
Apply weekdays $50 AM. TO 1 Pm. at the
Personnel Department or phone IL $4,000,
Ext 665. for appointment.
THE EVENING STAR
22S VIRGINIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
Evening star., 1963-02-08
YTUATIoNs-WomEn

PRACTICAL NpRsE. eolorsd, would
Ike day or night work. 232.4eSb
YOUNG WOMAN desires 70 train
a. DR. or Dental assist, feeeps
iionikt. d yrt office txper, conv.
70 Sc. Porestvilie, Buiuand, Mar.
i0w Hts, nov sH-B, star.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

RSELsIG;IR.JoRs' e I,si;n: sJS IS rseYnd.: sya!r.
l0l 7th 81. NV. ma. a.sNh9
REFRlGERATORS = Used. guar
S.6ili. immediate delivery. ~
Evening star., 1963-02-08

1924.
PIANOs-biscount prices and only
S.sts sss soSn :. Vim x. ''S sIRE6 ISo'nik 4
$500, and siss Lee hish1ay,
Arlington PhonA 63o-be21l },
Large selection Of new and used
spinets and .eonsoles in q wide
variety OF finishes and styles.
Arlington etore open evenings.
PIANOS. INC. = For beginnsrs.
S:r TSS'e NJ. asss sills:.'S z: S.i 70 Ai ;i'A
FIISSo IIS:y 7, Ss .:: 'TIpst;; :; sISs s,s
1922 Lee hwy. 52f.Sllo.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
RESIDENT MANAGER

For large apartment house In
convenient midtown area.
Must be married. 1.bedroom
apt, plus salary. state age
and experiences. BOX 346-B,
Star.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
icoNrINuEpl

CAMERAS = IS nm. .-s nm. movie
ScT:Ts cor,sn. and sSr!sS;.. protector; Bennington
Charger tlifs nssj. w sosR.t sR HasssiS @ssshS.
Elgln RR.. sold chain. Lady's
tle:. 20 cal. l with scope. All
artides In new cond. and . frae-
t.,n ticn Of original cost, ods ReAsonable
fsn fsisnd aVs' HSSsptsil tcsoilessS SSPS PSrk NsGae M
Evening star., 1963-02-08
KITCHEN HELPERS

No experience necessary. 5h-aa,
week, excellent vorkine conditions
Apply in person, daily. . am. Il
4 pm.
KrssEE ss5 c,s.sD LAMP ETTSSHEsNs
LAB. TECHNlCIAN, degree to So,
900. see Miss Evans, BOYD's, cor
18th and O NV. ST. 3.306s.
LADIES, need money! Are you in
terested in . good pAying full o.
part-time lob with flexible work
ing hours. Call 776-79S3.
LADY to help in office In Hyatts.
vile area. Hrs. 20 pm. Telephonl
work and some simple filing. Mr.
EDsALL, UN. 4-6601.
LEGAL ECRETARY-Sg0 10 500
up, fee paid. INQUIRE ST, 3-3666
Miss Lee, BoYD's. 18th and @.
LIGHTING SHOWROOM SAILS.
LADY-Excell. opening for person
ing fixtures to builders and deco.
rators in our showroom. Must b
neat and attractive and have sell.
Nj. Green. MAURICE ELEcTRf.
CAL SUPPLY CO., 1884 11th ct
NV.
MAIL ORDER CLERKS, openint
and processing envelopes in largl
volume. direct. mail office. 40-houl
week.. fringe benefits, no previous
experience necessary. Age no prob.
lem. Mature settled woman pre-.
ferred. Starting salary S55 vk.
. positions available. Apply II
your own handWitine. Box S.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

NEW ROOFS
Roof repairs, suffers and down
Spouts, free estimates. 772-5OOt
/ any time.
ORNAMENTAL RAILINGs, custom
made, many designs. installed OF
| porches. $3.50 II. Also reas. est
on steel stairways. ia. e-1922.
PAINTER, FIRST CLASS
PAINTER, first class, free estimates
all work guaranteed. b34-7b5O.
PAINTING, INT. AND EXT. paper
hang, moor sanding. clustering
Free est. All work guar. 2l-houl
service. Call 720-0671.
PAINTING. interior. exterior. roei
cal any time SH. s.44oi. w
PAINTING. CARPENTRY. Refer
ences. Ave. room pApered. $50
TOWN A COUNTRY DEcoRA'
PAINTING, paperine. plssterins anc
all general repairs. Clean, experi
work, ins. Is years exper:. reas
prices. free estimatss. M. A
PAPER HANGING, labor and ma.
teriai, i room completes &lS. Fre,
estimates. LU. 1-l7Se.
ROOP REPAIRs. cutters, down.
4 spouts. DO own work, low price
free est. Kx. 3-2536 any time.
ROOFING, all roof repairs. gutter
downspouts, roof painting. inside
painting, $40 up. Frse est. bS2'
1866.
SEWINd MACHINES and VACUUM
cleaner repairs. Quar-. free esti'
mates. HI. 3-046l.
~ REPAIRS-FTee estimates "a
your home. Day and night calls
Reasonable rates. ia. e-79e2.
WALL ecRAPING And Plasterins
lst class, an work guaranteed.
RE. 7-2634
WALLPAPER REMOVAL By ths
only bonded and ins, paper re-
moVal GO In D. c" Md. or Va
YOUR PRESENT Tv SET converted
10 receive all uHF channels in.
eluding Channela IA WOOk. and
26 WEPA. S29.gb eomplete. Re
eeption guaranteed. Call e42-lb20.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

AnsoTTE rEssItSSs 4 I14SRos5asH, s05oI,i4' 4'-os''
ALL CASH. bsdrm,, Nv, Im.. Ty,
sSi.' q 3 jk' kpiissSiss s.Sss7i D. c. Nd Va" Q
nEDR0OM, dinlns Tm.. contents Of
home. Cash. We DO moving, 1toT
aae. reasonable rates, ia, p-2037
FURNlTURE wanted today: 5000
furniture. any amount. also van,
csi S;h'Isbs''Sik as '9Siksy' ''Os; "a 'pe sss1s SlsS''
TURN.. ~. RETGks. and vringer
washers Good condition. fop
prices III I.ib55,
LUGGAGE TRAILER. reaa. write
zoos B. orant Arlington, va. Or
call or. 4-67s2.
oTFIcE FURs. wanted : Desk
or top doVsr, w, 'IIs" u s.s6sss' service
oLD TAsHtosED picture frames.
clocks furn. .hina, glass guns,
silver. etc. CASH. OIL. 8-7037.
PIAN0s wANTLD. Cash paid for
spipet, console o. apt, upriGht
Can pin .OiJa or IA. 2.2i5i'
PIANO wANTED-oenulns buyer.
nTs iTTsp'e1 SEP payment. MRS. IN
sIAaos AL sTyLEs
ca ~ "a. nsH :, sian, ~ s.ASss
TfLTfNG TABI.E SAW
BallbeaTing, 30 Inches or Over
co 5.Os5H
Tv's. dead or alive si.in and up
or portables any sire
CALL "a. s.e23n
Evening star., 1963-02-08
GENERAL OFFICE. also typists. no
experience necessary. full or part
HOuSEKEEPER

HOUSEkEEPER
Executive housekeeper for
luxury hotel.
No previous hotel expert
ence necessary.
Immediate opening and top
salary for high-caliber
executive.
Send Resume to
BOX 124-B, STAR
INSURANCE. general ageney-Expe
rienced underwater for fire anC
casualty. Call Mr.. GOLDBERG
Evening star., 1963-02-08
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

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BASsET. Is mos. male. Axe
4 champ stock, won IN two shows
Beautiiul ana gentle dog. 3Ol-
BEAGLE PUPPY. FEMALE
10 weeks, Champ,
- Call 94a-p4SO
BEAGLE' male, n vks. shots
gormed, dog bed incl, Reas. JU
p-4OHs,
BOSTON TERRIER Puppies, 4 wks
old, beautifully marked. Had shots
tails clipped. 45l-S3a3
BOXER, male, iawn, with black
mask good with children, SIS
BOXER, ~ years, Axe regis,
| tered, very gentle, desires aood
home, S45. cL. 6-74p7.
BULL MASTIFF PUPPIES, Axe
excellent pedigree, TIlden s-o0sl
Westminster, Nd.
CAIRN TERRIERS from champion
| Toy Fox Terriers, real ANAL tyne
REGISTERED, shots. CE, 6-s5bs.
CHIHUAHUA PUPS, little beauties
bred. stud service, KE, 0-7SO7
COOKERS. silver buff Axe reg,
lstered, healthy pups, wormed Ans
shots. Little DollsD HE. 9-45bs.
DACHsHUND, i0-wk. -old male
Axe, shots and wormed. a46-
A4b7.
DACHsHUNDs, stand, smooth, blk
and tan, champ. blood lines, Axe
shots, m. T., II wks. so. s-O54l
FRENCH POODLE.COLLIE MIXED
mos. male, housetrained, shots
Excel, pet. VIII. 8-60si.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
excel stock. $50 "a. Also, mother
for sale. AD. a-0fa3.
PEkINGEsE PUP, 10 Wks, old
white female, Axe. Reas, HI. o
POODLEs, Axe res, 4 weeks old
small miniature, black, male anC
female, S75. cY, 7-5si4,
POODLE PUPPIES, black standard
AKc, show type. loveable. intelli,
gent pets, VIII. 2-2ii8'
POODLE. Apricot, 10 wks, female
champ. background, Axe. To goos
home only. 266-s563.
POODLES - Elegance and person
ality PLUSi Choice OF eolors. PUP
BRouoHToN KENNELS DU. S-Ssl,
POODLEs-Toys and miniatures
puppies In white. black, brown
and sPrieoti Also champions ans
QRE0OIRE KENNELS, Poodlei
Since 1899. TW. 3.7bS0.
POODLEs - Adorable tiny whit,
toys. Must sell quick, Excel. pedi.
greeds. Reas. 10. l-4e0l.
POODLE clipping and grooming
pickup and delivery. Phone 3gi.
100g for appointment.
sIAMEsE KITTEN, seal point.
mos. Male. papers. housebroken
$50. Call FL. 6-7l92.
TOY POODLES
The perfect Valentine slft. From
s7B TO 81 900 each. Excellent pedi.
Gree, Annapolis, CO, s-3i07.
Tor FOX TERRIER-Would like e
breed my. Alb. reg. male. S25 OF
. pick Of the litter. CR. 3-b404
Evening star., 1963-02-08
REAL ESTATE
STARTS FEBRUARY IA
MOTOR TRAVEL

AUTO DELIVERY co.
TO OR FROM ANY CITY, U.s.A.
ST. 3-72b4, NE. s-s4O0, ST. $1,000
Member d. c. Chamber Of Commerce
Evening star., 1963-02-08
HELP WOMEN
icoNrlNutpl
DENTAL IS As
DEPARTMENT HEADS

Experienced for speciality store
Snanee ior advancement TO asst
Mr.. Klein, ct MoRTON's. 3i4 7th
81. nv.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL

FIREw0OD, s22.5O per cord. or
Sl5 per pickup load. CL. 6-4b60.
sEAsoNED OAK EIREPL. WOOD
t24 per cord. S13 half cord, Del,
stacked % extra. EV. 4-6171.
Evening star., 1963-02-08

MI a!REssE: n sssE:s sSE .S ,ISEa 81
BLADES, si,sS; HAMMERS, Soc
SAWS. 81 AS; RAKEs AND cuL-
Evening star., 1963-02-08
CHINESE FURNITURE

Duncan d Duncan Chinese shop
Now at annex" 1912 Jefferson pl
NV, around cor. from old loc
CLOTHING = Mans charcoal suit
sl1e -, excel. cond. $Ia.50. Cor.
duroy sports coat, SIS, Wo. 6-l3bs
COINS for sale BY the roll. 1904,
So,II.i = and iS9s:o e,,. .ST Snei5suIstsa silver
Evening star., 1963-02-08

No experience necessary. Sk-day
week, excellent vorkins conditions.
Apply in person, daily. . am. TO
A n m
Evening star., 1963-02-08
DUPONT CIRCLE

-. HOTEL SLAUGHTER
1898 18th 81. N.W.-Walking dis.
tanes downtown, bus stop 81 door
eompl. breakfast. 8gle,, dble. rms
Reas. rates. Du. 7-7o00.
MASS. WIS. ARIA, 20i0 3oth pl
--Beaut. furn. lge warm rm.. lEe
closet. semipvt. bath, phone. park
Excel. section, pvt, home, Hentle,
man. seb mo rk, 3-0i7i ewes.
Evening star., 1963-02-08
FIRST WITH THE FINEST
AUDIO CENTER

4a6s FAiRMoNr AVE, -
Bethesda. Nd. OIL. 6-bi0C
H1-FI-Biaunpunkt table, consoles
stereos, AM.FM automobile radios
Inventory clearance, No IeAsona-
BILE offer refused. Call Tu. 2-BbbA.
HI-FI sTEREO, custom cabinets and
equip, designed By broadcast engl-
neer. a. ". stereo amp. AM-FM-
stereo tuners, 4.traek Eieo re.
corder, olrrard type A turntable
triAxial speakers. Act. cost $1,000
Must sacrif. Call 427-l727.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

satellite. 1t behaved approx
mately as expected"
He said the S6-pound COM
monuications satellite wa s
tumbling end-over-end in its
path.
He likened the Photographic
feat accomplished by the
Baker-Schmidt telescope-cam-
era to photographing a golf
ball from a distance equal to
that between San Francisco
and New York.
Joint Effort
Northern Ireland, ireland,
West Germany, Belgium and
Sweden co-operated with Harv-
ard in maintaining the observ-
atory. The telescope was de-
signed by DR.. James Baker of
Harvard and uses a Schmidt
camera.
This is the first step" DR..
Mcneil said. THE rest is up to
NASA.
This will help NASA find
out what's wrong with 1t. We
have only visual contact now,
and we have no information
regarding the communications
system"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

Mass, who received wires re-
layed from Boyden Observa-
tory near Bloemfontein. DR..
Mcneil is. here on a lecture
tour.
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration fired the
satellite February IA, but lost
contact with it after it reached
the 22.O0O-mile limit. Two i'm
ages" located earlier by the
Boyden Observatory, could not
be definitely confirmed then
as the Syncom satellite.
Confirmed Findings
After the two sightings we're
made public Thursday, NASA
asked Harvard to confirm the
findings by further observa-
tons.
Since then 1t has been cloudy
over the Boyden Observatory
until last night, when it cleared
and we obtained two good plates
showing images in the expected
position, DR.. Mcneil said.
with this final confirma-
ton, we have no doubt what
ever Of the location Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03

Saudi Arabian Prime Minister
Prince Feisal to cease support
Of ousted monarchists in Ye-
men.
An Egyptian withdrawal,
however small, would facilitate
Mr.. Bunche's task, diplomatic
circles here believe.
However. there was no sign
Of a lessening in hostility be-
tween Saudi Arabia and the
U.A.R.
Mecca Radio charged that
four U.A.R. planes bombed and
strafed the Saudi Arabian sea-
port of Qizan Friday and that
one plane was shot down into
the Red Sea. The broadcast
also charged that U.A.R. air.
craft had raided a Saudi air.
field near the Yemen border
the day before.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Students in Milan
Continue Protest

MILAN, Italy. Mar. 2 APP
Milan University architecture
students vowed today to con-
tinue their .sit-in strike for
tougher courses and exams
They have occupied their class
rooms and barred professors
from them for the past II days
But the students said they
understood the professors might
agree to talks next week. anc
that the strike might be calico
off next Wednesday or Thurs.
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Bundit Gets $123
At Laundry Here

A Southeast laundry was
held up for $l23 yesterday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. Mary E. Turner, So, list
ed at 6732 Second street NV,
said the holdup man entered
the rear door of Official Clean
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Nosser Reported Ready
To Cut Force in Yemen

CAIRO. Mar. 2 (AP) Pres
ident Nasser Of the United
Arab Republic is considering a
phased withdrawal Of some Of
the $4,000 U.A.R. troops in
Yemen. informed sources re-
ported today.
The informants said the
action may be taken as q ges-
ture toward the current Middle
East trip of U.N. Undersecre-
tary Ralph Bunche. Mr.. Bunche,
now in Yemen. is seeking to
quiet Arab hostilities aroused
by the overthrow of the Yemen
monarchy last September.
The NasSer government has
supported Yemeni Republicans
with Men and arms, further
alternating the monarchies of
Jordan and Saudi Arabia. The
United States government was
reported earlier to have urged
Mr.. Nasser to begin withdraw
ing MAR. forces from Yemen
as move toward easing Middle
East tensions.
Resistance Ending
The NaSSer government was
described as more favorable to
the withdrawal now because of
the reported conquest early this
week by U.A.R. and Yemeni
republican troops of Marib, In
Eastern Yemen, one Of the last
strongholds Of forces loyal to
depoSed Imam king Moham-
med AL-Badr.
The Cairo sources empha-
sized, however, that the initial
withdrawal would be small and
that U.A.R. troops in relatively
large number would remain in
Yemen for some time.
The Egyptian move may be
timed with Mr.. Bunche's forth
coming visit TO Saudi Arabia.
Mr.. Bunche is understood to be
putting forward a plan for
U. N. observers along Yemeni
borders.
Pledge Is Sought
A precondition would be a
withdrawal of President Mas
ser's forces and a pledge by
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IS Die in Peru Bus

LIMA, Peru, Mar. 2 tAP).-
A bus plunged into q ravine
800 miles southeast of here
yesterday. killing is persons
and seriously injuring 20. news
reports from Puquie said to-
day. Cause Of the accident was
not given.
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ers, 27l2 Goodhope road Sc.
at about 1880 pm.
Police broadcast a lookout
for a Negro, 3d. S feet 9 inches
tall, slim build, large eyes, me-
dunn brown complexion need
ing a shave and wearing q
brown-and-white tweed coat
with brown pants, black shoes
and a dark brown pork-pie hat
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Observatory Pinpoints
Lost Satellite Definitely

DETROIT Mar (AP The head of Harvard Observatory
said today powerful Photographic telescope in South Africa
has located the missing syncom satellite mbng in orbit
$4,000 miles from earth.
I'VE will try to pinpoin close enough that will
never lose again. said Prof Donald Menze Cambridge
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Pledge Is Sought

A precondition would be a
withdrawal of President Mas
ser's forces and a pledge by
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Mrs. Murch, 81;
Made Scrupbooks
For Sick Children

Mrs. Ella Mallory Murch, o.
who had made more than 1000
scrapbookS in the last 10 years
for children in hospitals, died
Tuesday at Carroll Hall SAM
tarium after a brief illness.
Her scrapbooks contained
pictures Of animals and Christ
mas cards, and were sent TO
children the world over. Mrs.
Murch received many letters
of thanks, but the one she
priced most, she said, was from
the White House for a book
sent TO Caroline and John F.
Kennedy. jr.
Mrs. Murch's husband, the
Rev. Everett d. Murch. was
pastor of the Church Of Christ,
Disciples Of Christ, in Athens,
Ohio. and was once secretary
OF the Ohio Christian Mission
Society. He died In 1896.
Mrs. Murch moved 10 Chevy
Chase 10 years ago TO live with
her son James at ALL Trent
court. She also leaves a
daughter. Mrs. Frances Hig-
gins, Of Gallipolis. Ohio.
Services and burial will be in
Athens.