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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-06-07
State House Beat
FRANKLY SPEAKING
By FRANK SMALL

Gourmets the Fish and Game Com
missioners are not. And if they DOM
have taste in their mouths see little
hope of their discovering manifesto,
tions of taste in guiding wildlife re.
source utilization.
Their lack of astronomical adven-
ture was demonstrated in their han
ding of Intakes Billy Pierce case
this week. None of them had eaten
paddlefish and Billy thinks they are
also inedible.
The paddlefish (duck-billed "cat-
fish, of the Mississippi) runs up the
Yellowstone this time of year. Paddle
fish are dawn-of-time creatures which
have survived to this era. They have
no skeletal structure. The long spoon
or paddle in front is used to dig loose
the plankton in the river bottom.
Being plankton feeders they can not
be caught with conventional lures
but are snagged. When a 40 or SO
FOUNDER is snagged and gets into the
swift current some exciting times are
had trying to land the paddlefish. 600
Founders have been caught in Fort
Peck.
Billy Pierce snagged more than
the two limit and game warden Bob
Chesterfield caught him. FIG found
out they were ON shaky legal ground
because the paddlefish is not listed
in the codes as a game fish.
The two-limit follows the North |
Dakota limit where the Yellowstone's |
paddlefish are contained by Garrison |
Dam. 1t was placed on last year by
commission directive when it was
feared that the truckloads of paddle
fish being hauled away would soon
have the paddlefish in the passenger
pigeon ranks of species destroyed by
nan.
FIG let Billy off the hook and
'escinded the limit, to go on the honor
system. Honor among those who kill
or thrill? If they really were going
IN the honor system they would make
restitution to those who were fined
or taking more than the limit.
Rep. Fred Schepens (D-Dawson)
lad asked the FIG before the ses-
ion if there was any law changes
hey wanted but the paddlefish regu-
alton had been overlooked. Schepens :,
yill be glad to introduce legislation I
4 1865.
1t would really be shame to lose i
he paddlefish. The commission was /
illed with INSTRUMENTATION that it G
'as coarse grained and muddy tasting a
nd that only four pounds of 40 h
ound fish was fit for the fryingpan.
The truth is, the light delicate meat, a
hen floured and spiced and fried in t
il, makes an excellent main dish. C
Roger Figer, FIG propaganda, |;
repaired such a meal for me some II
me ago. A green salad and white
lble wine made me a firm friend a
the paddlefish. Imagine eating fish I'll
it'll no bones. C
Now, if the FIG Commission had T
~ idea of what great resource the 81
addlefish is, they would attempt to h'
ock them in our larger bodies of al
alter which do not freeze enough Ell
-
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Rieh0rd Keith frighfI helps
Desf Jr. warm up audience

Her show with Vivian Vance ga
real pro'') is set for next season and
her studio has sold one of three pilots
to ABC-TV. This is a sort of circus
version of Route sc and co-stars Jack
Palance and Stuart Erwin. Another,
starring Glynis Johns, looks set for
CHS on the Wednesday schedule. The
third stars Ethel Norman.
TVS most celebrated cutup is still
very much "show biz" Those old
wounds never heal. She was reminded
of a press breakfast 2O-er-odd years
ago with her and Maureen O'Hara and
she only remembered one reporter.
Il had a sinus-like cold and he
wrote, the next day, that l had a
whisky tenor. Whatever happened to
him?" she laughed ominously.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
LUCY SEEKING
TOGETHERNESS
By BERNIE HARRISON

Slonal appearances OF Lu-
cille Balls two children,
Lucie, IL, and Desi, 10, on her Mon
day evening CHS series is simply this:
Lucy is interested only in together
ness, not in careers for her youngsters.
So far, Desi has been on the show
four times, Lucie three.
When interviewed, Lucy was about
to take off for a brief vacation to
Palm Springs Go days) and a Ha-
waiian island Go days.. She was play
ing it straight when asked about the
children.
"Oh, they're just walk-ons," she
said, land yes, part of it is that l
= like to have them with me as much as
l can. But l look at this as incentive
in DeSi'S case, an incentive to keep
up with his lessons.
He has rhythm in his SOUL" she
said. He has two lessons on drums
week, three on guitar, and he's also
studying trumpet. Desi and little Rich
ard Keith, who played our son on
the old series, help warm up the
audience"
''And Lucie has a little theater of
her own in converted garage in back
of our place. She puts on little plays,
mouths records.
1--WE want them to learn how to do
things, not that we're particularly in
tereSted in their going into show busi-
ness when they grow up. It's just
incentive"
How does Lucy herself manage her
careers and home life?
"You just learn to budget your time.
At the studio, | just make the final
decisions; have very capable execu-
tives. You can budget everything
except affection"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BUILDERS-DEVELOPERS
100 lots in beautiful OXOn Hill, PIG.
County. City water, sewer to prop.
Engineering c ON etc. u Minis.
from downtown d. c. Excel. terms.
Ewes. 24e-Al23.
COUNTRY SQUIRE SALES
24e-6655 249-6656
BUILDERS, lots, Mont. and Pr.
Geo. Co. sewer and water finished,
ready now. Excellent terms with
L ARC ASSOC. ss4-74a7
Observation-Disclosures AREA
D7-acre building sites in new areas,
5000 p, on terms.
KAY RLTY. CO., INC. RIA. 600
FIT. SUMNER HILLS, Bethesda =
Choice soft. lot on Westpath way
overlooking park on bluff over PO-
tomac River. Has fine hardwood
trees. Exclusive Bethesda commun-
ity Of new custom homes Princi-
pals only. OWNER. OIL. 6-55ss.
Ice. APT. DEVELOPERS, Il you
have the cash to handle a big
tract, call J. M. MEDLEY, 10.
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DraneSville District
Plantation Realty
A INN Oman O

bedrm. and den, 2-bath Cape Cod.
No down CT. Pic-One Realty,
JE. 2-088S, or 354.56l7,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ECONOMICAL HOME. Ideal for re.
tired couple, bedrm., bath,
large screened porch, marble sills
aluminium windows, outside post
light, central water and sewer.
Very, very low payments. Any age
can qualify. Ask about our personal
inspection trip.
THE NEIL CO.
1882 Eye St. NV. DI. 1883
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE S lots
at Beverly Beach for property at
Sarasota, Fla. S2S-73Sl.
WE HAVE several beautiful homes
for sale in various parts Of Florida.
They range from ] to ; bedrooms
and from $500 to $l5,Aso. Call or
write for free information. Ask
about our personal inspection trip.
THE NEIL CO.
1882 Eye St. NV. DI. 1883
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
TRAILERS

BRAND-NEW 1858 mobile homes. or
3 bedrms., take your choice. Fully
furnished, auto. washer, $500 On.
and small monthly pay m Q n s.
Trade In your furniture, car or
what have you. Free parking and
delivery. Drive out 500 yards west
Of Fairfax Circle on Rte. 50 at
EIalrtax, Va or cali OR. 3-s44s,
VIRGINIA MOBILE HOMES, INC.
Open daily and Sun, 2 to 2.
BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME with
confidence. Large selection. Deepen.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC,
In Alexandria at 3400 Jeff. Davis
hwy. XII. S-3o6S. 1905 Richmond
hwy, so. 5-4444.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES. Va, RO. s.I400.
Nd. RIA. 1851.
MOBILE HOME 1858, Io-ft, wide,
never lived In, fully furn., auto
washer, will sacrifice. Small On.
and assume payments, Call 273-6l0A
anytime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
lcONIlNuEpl
TRANS LUX
724 18th ST. NV

TIA I4th ST. NV.
Available Nov. !, several desirable
suites, totaling up to 5000 50. H.,
will dec. for approved tenant, call
Mr.. Scott, SHANNON & LUCHS,
CO., MA. s-2345.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ARL.-On grade entrance. rear Of
shopping center on Lee hwy.
ample parking and loading areas.
LARCHMONT REALTY, INC.
JE. $4,000 JE. 2-6415
SHOP OR LIGHT MANUFACTURE
ING, air-cond. offices, 1855 50. #.
In-tOwn LOCI. 10 parking spaces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
CADILLACS

b1LLkACO
A PREMIUM QUALITY USED CAD
lilac is THE SMARTEST BUY
YOU Gan MAKE, STOP IN AND
81 Coupe de Vile, FACT. &C, fun
power, every extra, goddess gold
and white finish, like brand-new In
side and out, S4,49S.
80 Sedan de Vile, FACT. A.C., ey.
cry conceivable extra, let black fin.
ish, solid genuine red leather int,
a real beauty, S4,695.
~ cow, every extra, full power,
red finish, red and white full leath.
er int, a real outstanding cow,
81 De Vile type coupe, full power,
AZ S 's SsicS,r squ,l up ms so green I'm
like new, 1925.
80 Fleetwood "6o.S" A.dr., FACT.
A.C., every possible extra, orig.
ebony black finish, lmmac. orig,
int, today's special, S2,s95.
80 cony, every extra. full power.
black finish, solid red leather, Z
real sharp cony, S2,79S.
80 Coupe de Vile, every extra, full
power, fawn mist finish, matching
Int, Like brand.new, S2,70S.
80 Sedan de Vile, every extra, an
factory equipped, spOtlesS Bristol
blue finish, contrasting int. priced
TO sell, S2,S9S.
80 Coupe de Vile. FACT. A.c., full
power, every extra, Bristol blue
finish, matching int. one OF the
sharpes we've seen. S2,4SS.
80 Sedan de Vile, every extra, full
power, metallic blue finish. match.
Ing int today's special, s2,20S.
80 Limo rs" Spas. sedan, FACT.
&C, full power, black finish, IKE
new, S2,s9S
SO cow, every extra, full power
bright red finish, white top, red
and white Int, like new, Sl,4SS.
81 Sedan de Vile, every extra, full
power incl windows and scat, Bret
on blue finish, like new. sSss.
20 CadlllAes to Choose from. Trade
and terms.
THACKER MOTORS
l2th AND II. ! AVE, NE.
la. 9.ll0o
Continued on Next Pace
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Falls Church

HERE, here! See this brick rambler
only J years old offering bed.
rooms, separate dining room, kit.
chen with eating space, IVA baths
and finished recreation room. Plen-
" OF storage space, and the lot is
level and private. Immediate Occu-
nancy SD QSn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10
USED vOLKsWAGENs

vOLKsWAGEN 1867, black, radio,
heater, white-wall tires, $3.50.
OWNER, SIP. 1919.
VOLKsWAGEN '63s. Brand new
shipment Sedans and sunroofs
From Sl.6e5. DELIVERY TODAY
Trades or $50 down.
SUN MOTORS
300 N. FAIRFAX DR.. ARL., VA.
OPPOSITE KANN'S IA. AM
VOLKsWAGEN 81, sun roof, new
paint, ike-new tires, good mech.
cond., SS95. 56l.5210.
WV 81 sedan, pearl white, excellent
condition, Original owner, tl,l00.
Phone 3s5.733s.
VOLKSWAGEN SO Sunroof. good
c0nd., beige. Wv. tires, r. and h.
Owner transfer. $50. S60.3l6l.
VOLKSWAGEN 80 sedan. beautiful
turquoise, kept In garage, shOw.rm.
cond., sl,695. VIII. 2.S0o2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10

"a Coupe de Vile, FACT. A.c., fun
power, every extra, goddess gold
and white finish, like brand.new In
side and out, S4,4q5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-10

lilac is THE SMARTEST Buy
YY00unCcAA Gan MAKE. STOP IN AND
, 1963-09-27
EDITORIAL
THANK You. Mr.. PATTERSON

AT a TIME when racial tension is high, and the
dignity Of man is oft forgotten. it is with great pleasure
The Avis publishes the editorial below.
STANDING in the midst Of hatred, a Southern
white editor braves personal determinations to publish
the following editorial in Atlanta. Georgia:
4 FLOWER FOR THE GRAVES
, 1963-09-27

allied the unacceptable, and created the day surely
when these children would die.
This is no time to load our anguish onto the muir
|derous scapegoat who set the cap in dynamite of our
own manufacture.
He didn't know any better.
Somewhere in the dim and fevered recess Of an
evil mind he feels right now that he has been a hero. He
is only guilty Of murder. He thinks he has pleasedus.
We Of the white South who know better are the
ones who must take a harsher judgment.
We, who know better, created a climate for child
killing by those who don't.
We hold that shoe in our hand, Southerner. Let us
see it straight, and look at the blood on it. Let US COM
pare it with the unworthy speeches Of Southern public
men who have traduced the Negro; match it with the
spectacle Of shriling children whose parents and teach
ers turned them free to spit epithets at small huddles
of Negro school children for a week before this Sunday
in Birmingham; hold up the shoe and look beyond it to
the state house in Montgomery where the official att-
tudes of Alabama have been spoken in heat and anger.
Let us not lay the blame on some brutal fool who
didn't know any better.
We know better. We created the day. We bear the
judgment. May God have mercy on the poor South that
has been so led. May what has happened hasten the day
when the good South, which does live and have great
being, will rise to this challenge Of racial understanding
and common humanity, and, in the full power Of its I'M
asserted courage, assert itself.
The Sunday school play at Birmingham is ended.
With q weeping Negro mother, we stand in the bitter
smoke and hold a shoe. If our South is ever to be what
we wish it to be, we will plant a flower Of nobler resolve
for the South now upon these four small graves that we
dug.
Eugene Patterson
, 1963-09-27
a FLoWER FOR TE1E cRAVEs

Negro mother Weptin the street Sunday morning
in front Of a Baptist Church in Birmingham. In her hand,
she held a shoe. one shoe. from the foot of her dead
child. We hold that shoe with her.
Every one Of US in the white South holds that small
shoe in his hand.
It is too late to blame the sick criminals that handled
the dynamite. The FBI and the police can deal with
that kind. The charge against them is simple. They
killed four children.
Only we cannot trace the truth, Southerner-you
andI We broke those chiIdren's bodies.
We watched the stage set without staying it. We
listened to the prologue unbestirred. We saw the cur
tain opening with disinterest We have heard the play.
We-who go on electing politicians who heat the
kettles of hate. |
We-who raise no hand to silence the mean and
little men who have their niger jokes.
We-who stand aside in imagined rectitude and
let the mad dogs that run in every society slide their
leashes from our hand, and spring.
We-the heirs Of a proud South, who protest its
worth and demand its recognition-we are the ones who
have ducked the difficult skirted the uncomfortable,
cayiled at the challenge, resented the necessary. ration
WE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

"Dormie". DunieI Green's Little Treasure
for An Eosy Moving, comfOf Loving Lody
So
Whether retiring oxins chances she'll
noHcoAy eupen Daniel Green's
true Comfy" slipper, with lightweight
podded whether
sister, mother grandmother Blue Pink. White.
Black and Red in in Wfdh Block
Only in
soMEVARD
Selection Christmas speciality with The th Company Shop at one
Pose 80
Smyrna times., 1963-10-03

honor our Store Managers by giving them week In which
10 run siorswids sale Of their swn Second 10 express
special appreciation TO customers for their patronage
And third, 10 renew our famous pledge OF service 10
the public.
The minute you walk into your A&P you'll see that eur
Managers are determined 10 fulfill all three eblsevss
You'll see every department loaded dewn with the valsss
you like best all personally selected by the Managers
and fuIy.soeksd store. And you'll sense spirit OF re-
dedication to service In The eoursous and efficient way
AsP personnel assist you.
So, come In during this very special week. Even you'rs
not an A&p customer friendly people will make yea
clean, bright and sasyo.shop store. You'll reap wind
fall OF savings on our Managers choice Of values! We
ihEk you'll like A&P enough TO come back for more and
more. Millions do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

TAKOMA PIX. - 10 y. Manor
circle LIST II. 2 bedrm. apt. New
E ref NTH lust AD BiSintSs St G % Ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

eeutivel 2-yr. lease wIoption to
buy brand-new home. Lovely liv.
rm. w/firepl., sep. din. rm., ALL
cleo. kit. Spacious 4 bedrms., 8
baths, paneled rec. rm. w/firepl.,
Gear garage. Immed. poss. OWN
Err bS1 -043O
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STANTON MANOR

STANTON MANOR
GA MASS. AVE. NE.
INTEGRATED
Newly remodeled fully air-eond.,
elev. apt. house. Applications now
being accepted for etficS., 1-bed-
rm., and 2-bedrm. unfurn. apts.,
SS96 and up. Elk. 3-4470 or
res, mgr. Mr.. VEALE. 546-315s.
S ST, N.W.-1 rm., kit, and bath.
pref. Cali AD. A-ha4n.
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PNECREsT-Tsk. Pk.. spacious. 2
Sl42.5O, incl, utiis. Apply man
SONS MONT. 42e-Sso0,
QUEENS CHAPEL APARTMENTs---
Luxurious 1-bedrm. apt. Newly
painted, Wired for air cond. Car
bage disposal. sound-proof walls.
all utilities incl. S02.5O mo. Also
one 3-bedrm., adults only, Sl27,.
so mo. Phone AP. 7-333S.
ROCK CREEK GARDEN APTS.-l
and 2 bedrms,. unfurn, and furn,
1927 Grubb I'd. 8. 8. ~. b-403O.
SILVER SPRING, East-West hwy.
one blk. west Of 18th st.-2.bed.
rm. duplex garden-type apt. with
front and rear entrances. conV.
70 D, C. busline and shopping.
Sllbs50 per month, plus utils.
Ma. S-l92l.
SILVER SPRING-lst-flr. apt, sos
includes water. Use own washing
machine. JU. S-1443.
SILVER SPRING-Large liv, nm,
dinette, bedrm., kitchen. bath and
and shopping. Avail. immed., SS5,
Utils. extra. JU. 0-3S77.
TAKOMA PIX. 1914 Greenwood
ave.-Spacious 1-bedrm. apt. with
dinette, new refgr., S92.50 incl
util. Apply Apt. l or call RA. g.
400 or JU. Sash.
TERRACE APT, 1919 Garland ave,
bedrm., liv. rrn., kit, bath,
Avail. the 18th. JU. 9-0e36.
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HOUSES UNFyRN. TO RENT

ALEX. AREA-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier, full bsmt Avail, August /.
Call OWNER. 703-437-1027.
ALEX. = Rambler-type semidet., 3
bedrms., 2 baths, fenced yard
Walking distance to Cameron Sta
ton. cow. schools and Pentagon.
Avafi. Aug. /. S36-SS97.
ALEX.-2-bedrm. semidet., nr. PEN
tagon, Natl. Airport. Compl. redec.
Immed. occup. so. 5-4903.
ANDREWS ARFA-3 and 4-bedrm
homes for rent. S145 10 Si75 per
mo. Quick possession. DANDY
REALTY CO., REALTOR. RE. g.
1900. Ewes, 24S-366a.
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ANNANDALE, 2 blks. 10 schools,
bus and all shopping-3 bedrms.
1 bath. paneled den. 2 porches,
lovely wooded. fenced yard. S125
mo. 10 inspect, call CT. $500.
ARLINGTON, NORTH - 3-bedTm.
2-bath ramb,, fin. rec, rm., and
extra bath lower level. Aii-eiec.
kit. dishwasher and disposal, fen
yd., avail. about July Goth, excel
PROPERTIES. INC. weekdays H only
IA. 2-33O0, ia. 7-2952.
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AT 81 HOUR for 4 uniformed men
HOUSES FURN, TO RENT

ANNANDALE = Spacious 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler on Ice. lot, excel.
neighborhood, bsmt., Gear gar.
$3.50. CAROLYN L. CAMPBELL,
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APIS HOUSES uNruR TO RENT

1873 n. RANDOLPH sT.--Air cond.
lge. .bedrm,, liv. rm., dinette,
XII, bath. Quiet neighborhood. mr..
shnpping. S0I so. Res. mgr. IA.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

LADY wants to share another
lady's apt. on bus line. close to
shopping. 10. 7-S0e3.
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SEAT PLEASANT, MD, 625 list

SEAT PLEASANT, MD, 625 list
ave. semidet. Avail. inn
med. $50 mo. EN-. 10000.
SILVER SPRING, near Four Cor
with firepl., cow. TO schools,
churches and transp. Immed. oc-
cup. $3.50 per mo. Call JU. 7-61l5.
SILVER SPRING = Goodman con-
rm.. lovely kit, Just 2 yrs. old.
Many extras. $3.50. ROBERT III
KENT q CO.. JU. 9-S900. Realtor.
SILVER SPRING. Vacant. $40 Seeks
Lane. Detached brick, bedrmS'.
bath, living rm., full dining rm.,
kitchen, corner lot. $3.50. tn,
2-2222.
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-06

ROCKVILLE - WHO EVER
HEARD OF A SIX-MONTH
TRIAL OFFER LIKE THIS?
No one probably, least Of
all you. But II you are Sc
riously looking for q fine
new place to live we are as
serious as you are. TRY IT
THEN BUY IT. But only
II you want to. Move into a
sumptuouS home. Live there
for six months or longer.
Pay only normal monthly
carrying charges from S275.
After trial period II you
agree this is the finest liv-
ing to be had anywhere YOU
can buy the house. The
equity Of your monthly pay
ments apply towards the
price OF the house OR
S29,990 to S37 900.
DIRECTIONS: wisconsin av-
enue to Interstate 70S to
Route 2S, Rockville, right at
top Of hill and follow signs
for Colony North. Pc. q
0234. Ewes. VII. 2-534s.
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SERVICE NEWS
Gen. Fitch's Assignment
Will Not Require Moving

representative to the United
Nations and the Hwangs will
leave Washington mid-Janu-
airy for New York.
Col. and Mrs. Peng, with
their two children, viii arrive
in Washington on Tuesday
from Taiwan and will be at
the Brighton Hotel until they
find a suitable house.
The Assistant Air Attache
1t. Col. Hung-Yuan HuanR
arrived recently from his
former post in Shanghai and
is now in Chinese Officer
quarters on Massachusetts,
Avenue.
Philippine Armed Forces
Day will be celebrated on
December % at a 6-to-s
O'Clock reception at the EN-
basSy Of the Philippines.
The Acting Armed Forces
Attache 1t. Col. Jose M.
Tinio will be the host for the
celebration assisted by the
Assistant Armed Forces
Attache, 1t. Comdr. Gonzalo
M. Santos and Mrs. Santos.
The Military and Naval
Attache of YugoSlavia, Col.
Jose Svigelj and Mrs. Svigelj
will head the receiving line
on December 81 when they
mark the Armed Forces Day
Of their country with a
reception from $3.50 to $3.50
at the YugoSlav Embassy.
Joining them in the receiv-
ing line will be the Air 1T
tache 1t. Col. Berislav Perc
and Mrs. Perc.
Air Force 1t. Col. and Mrs.
John Costello will leave town
next week end to spend the
Christmas holidays with
members of their families in
Chicago.
The ItSchners expect to
spend the spring motoring
through Europe. On return
ing home they will visit their
sons-in-law and daughters,
1t. and Mrs. Andrew Hamil-
ton in New London Conn,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Happy"
CARAT. In Seattle, Wash.
Their British son-in-law,
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Smith have been
living in Lahore but will
leave for England next week
to spend Christmas with Mr..
Smiths parents before COM
ing to the United States. The
Smiths will arrive in January
and will be in Chicago where
he will be In the home office
Of the Harza Engineering Co.
Gen. and Mrs. Itschner are
well known in Washington
where he served as Chief Of
Engineers, and many Of their
friends are hoping they will
settle here when they return
in the late summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
By EVELYN M. DENT
star Special Writer

The Army Assistant Chief
Of Staff for Intelligence,
Maj. Gen. Alva r. Fitch has
been nominated for his third
star. He becomes Deputy
Director, Defense Intelli-
gence Agency. January 6.
1864. This new post requires
no change of living quarters
and Gen. and Mrs. Fitch
expect to stay at Fort Myer.
The military and civilian
members of Gen. Fitch's
staff will give a farewell
reception on January 8 in
the Officers Club at Fort Nc
Nair for their popular chief
and his lady. Col. Orville L.
Tobiason is in charge Of
arrangements for the gala
affair.
The reception buffet
supper also will afford many
an opportunity to meet the
incoming chief, Mai. Gen.
Edgar C. coleman, and Mrs.
coleman. They arrived from
Europe several weeks ago
and are getting settled in
their new home.
One of the most colorful
events of the armed services
in Washington is the air
attache reception and ball,
which this year has been
rescheduled for February 20
at the Boiling Air Force Base
Officers Club.
The Assistant Chief Of
Staff for Intelligence, Brig.
Gen. Jack E. Thomas, and
Mrs. Thomas. will act as
hosts and introduce the
corps of air attaches and
their wives to the Secretary