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ski or you'll lose your balance
and fall. DON'T lean back
ward or the skis will run
away without you.
This is a maneuver you
can't practice too often. 1t
completes that first major
Evening star., 1963-01-20

Joe Dey Proves
His Diplomacy
By ROBERT SoMMERS

The best guess that Dey doesn't swallowtaled
striped But it's also safe bet that French
diplomat has apomb ness than the executive dec
tor of the United States Golf Association.
prim precise on-practcng theologian, Dey
Evening star., 1963-01-20

Halftime: Virginia. 1898.
Personal fouls-North Carolina, L.
Brown .. Respass 2, Cooke T., Cum
ningham 4. Shaffer 4, Poteet 3, Ca
lantai. virginia, Conner. 3. Engel 8,
Caldwell 2, Gohle 2. Greenberg 4.
ATTENDANCE 900.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Do 1t Over

Try this 10 to 20 times.
Slide - edge - halt. Slide -
edge-halt. Do it over and
over again until you feel
safe.
Now comes the next step:
to apply the sideward slide
to slow or halt a traverse.
You start out as in the
traverse described previous
ly. Again, your weight rests
on the downhill ski. uphill
ski and uphill shoulder point
slightly forward, knees
slightly bent.
Now you want to slow
down and halt: Bend in the
hip, go deeper in the knees
and at the same time press
both your heels outward. lie.
away from the slope. Thus
the rear ends of your skis
Evening star., 1963-01-20

come around, turning the
skis into horizontal position.
First Major Stoee'
Remember; DON'T shift
your weight to the uphill
Evening star., 1963-01-20
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Evening star., 1963-01-20
NRA Plans Prototype

Nevertheless, the only site so
far proposed was turned down
by the county board and now
the project awaits discovery of
a more suitable area.
Meanwhile, the National
Rifle Association has ear
marked 100000 obtained from
its building fund campaign to
establish an outdoor range in
the Washington area that
would serve as a prototype
safety range for the whole
country.
This, too, awaits discovery of
a suitable place. Surveys are
being conducted and zoning
regulations checked.
While this goes on, league
shooters continue active at the
NRA indoor range. The North
ern Virginia Gun Club leads
the District Gallery Rifle
League while the Department
of Justice and Naval Ordnance
Laboratory teams were tied at
the halfway mark of the
Metropolitan Pistol League win
ter schedule.
Evening star., 1963-01-20

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the Interior Department. It's
loss is a blow to the Alexan-
dria Police Department and
civilian clubs which had been
using it.
Recently there was a drive
for a community range in
Fairfax County, supported by
the NRA and representatives
of some l6 sportsmen's or
ganizations who we're willing to
underwrite the cost.
Fred Brown of Fairfax, su-
pervising game warden Of the
George Washington District,
calls it just as vital to the
country's recreation needs as
a lake or stream for fishing
purposes.
only rs acres would be
needed and with proper back
stops it would be safer than
the traffic you would encounter
driving to and from it." he
says. Furthermore, with the
proper system of battles, it
wouldn't be any noisier than
a car"
Evening star., 1963-01-20

Fifth OF q series Of skiing lessons
by the Olympic champion.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
SKI WITH SAILER
SKI With SAILER
Basic Maneuyer: the Sideward Slide
BY TONI SAILER

Nearly all maneuyers in
skiing involve one basic move
the "Sideward Slide" 1t
should be given special at
tention, particularly in the
early stages Of training.
You start out from traver-
sing position. Skis slightly
edged, weight on downhill
Fifth Of q series Of skiing lessons
by the Olympic champion.
ski. uphill ski and uphill
shoulder slightly forward,
knees bent.
Now you flatten your skis
so that the whole sole rests
on the snow. You start slid
ing sidewards, first slowly,
then faster. In order to come
to a halt, you edge" again.
Evening star., 1963-04-17
81 Vote Keeps Plan
For Corridor Alive

Mr.. Gravelle responded: I'm
shocked that Mr.. Gingery would
accuse us of playing politics. He
knows a corridor would stifle
and liquidate Bethesda. I've
tried since 1858 to find out
what the District and the Fed
eral Bureau of Public Roads
would do for that reason,
I'm in favor of kicking this
thing off the map and leaving
it Off"
Everett r. Jones moved to
table Mr.. Gravelle's motion but
this was defeated after Chair
man j. Newton Brewer, jr.,
commented:
1T would be my suggestion
that rather than remove 1t
from the map, we tell the staff
that, If they elect to include
this plan (for a corridor) they
also give us an alternate plan. "
Mr.. Jones then offered that
motion. which was opposed by
Mr.. Gravelle and Mrs. Caroline
Freeland, the two board mem
bers who have objected to the
corridor plan in the past.
Evening star., 1963-04-17
Charge Dropped
Aquinst Justice

BOWLING GREEN. Va,
April II (AP). - A charge
against a Caroline County jus
tice of the peace Of misappro-
priating SIC in county funds
was dismissed in Caroline e
County Circuit Court yesterday.
William S. Jones Of Lady
smith was found not guilty by
Circuit Judge Leon M. Bazile.
Earlier, a grand jury had in
dicted Mr.. Jones on the felony
charge.
Judge Bazile said there was
insufficient evidence for a con-
viction. "I don't see that a mis-
take in addition is a crime" he
said. There is no evidence that
he deliberately tried to cover up
a shortage"
Mr.. Jones was charged with
the offense February IL after
bond money he sent by taxicab
to the county court amounted
to only $185 when S20l was
owed.
Evening star., 1963-04-17

gamore road in Brookmont neal
Glen Echo.
Jerome Korpeck, attorney fol
the applicants, argued that the
Maryland National Capita
Park and Planning Commits
ion, in a 1858 report, LISTED
the area as "blighted."
Fred Tuemmler, a planning
consultant, contended that thu
area involved is in need of ur'
ban renewal and added, "thi,
is really a private enterprise
urban renewal project"
James r. Miller, jr., another
attorney for the developers and
chairman of Montgomery Coun-
tvs General Assembly dele
CATION, said, I'VE agree with the
planning staff's report in 1855
that this area should be re-
developed"
Mr.. Miller said the developers
planned two apartment build
ings with a total of 279 units
the highest being 80 feet above
ground. This still would be
about so feet beneath the ele.
vation of the nearby Army Mar
Service building, which is close
to the river, he said.
Sponsors of the rezoning con.
tended that the project woulc
not be seen by motorists travel.
ing the George Washin gtor
Memorial Parkway on the
Maryland shore.
Boiling Base Cited
This prompted board member
Louis A. Gravelle to ask, what
about Merrywood?" the girl.
hood home Of Jacqueline Ken.
nedy, which recently was sole
to high-rise apartment develop
ers on the opposite shore. ir
Virginia.
That's right on the Potomac
River while our property is 9
half mile back from the shore,
'lMr. Miller responded.
i Donald e. Gingery, another
board member, said it is "emi-
nently ridiculous" for the Fed,
eral Government to pursue {
policy Of preserving the natura
beauty of the Potomac Rive
valley when. at the same time
it abandons such river from
sites as Boiling Air Force Bas'
and Anacostia Naval Air Sta
ton and turns them over fol
housing developments.
1 Another board member, Mrs
Caroline Freeland. said sht
felt Maryland planners have ar
obligation to live up to a gen
tleman's agreement" to preserve
the Maryland shoreline fro n
the view of Virginia, and vict
versa.
i Opposition to the rezoninl
request was voiced by Allie I
Franklin Of the Civic League
of Brookmont; H. Stuart Dunn
president Of the Potomac Val
ley League; Edward Herndor
of the Fort Sumner Citizens
Association, and William Greer
vice president Of the Bannock'
burn Citizens Association.
Evening star., 1963-04-17
Falls Church
Negroes PIon
School Shift

Sixteen Of the 21 Falls
Church Negro students cur
rently attending Fairfax Coun-
ty Negro schools will transfer
to predominantly white Falls
Church schools next fall, Supt,
Irwin H. Schmitt told the
school board last night.
The transfers are in line with
recently adopted board policy
that Falls Church no longer
will pay full tuition for Negro
children entering school for
the first time and attending
non-city schools. Children cur
rently enrolled in the all-Negro
Luther jackson and James Lee
Schools in the county may con-
tinue to attend, however.
AS Of April 16, requests for
five students to continue In the
county schools have been ap-
proved, Mr.. Schmitt told the
board.
During the last year, only
five Negro students have been
atte nding city schools. Falls
Church has not maintained
separate educational facilities
because Of the small number
of Negro students living in the
city.
In other business, the board
approved a 31-day extension.
from August / to September /,
for completion Of the George
Mason Junior Senior High
School addition. Contractor
Earl K. Rosti said that the un-
usually cold weather in Janu-
airy made the additional time
necessary.
Evening star., 1963-04-17

day upon recommendation Of
its planning engineer, John A
Conway, who said:
"Our objection is that thi:
zoning would be contrary tc
the policy of this board to pre-
serve the natural beauty Of the
(river) valley area"
Hearing Tonight
The boards action came just
a day before the Montgomery
County Council considers the
rezoning request. The council
which has the final say or
whether the property is re-
zoned or not, has a public
hearing scheduled on it tonight
at Rockville.
There were four tracts in
volved, all now zoned for one.
family, detached residential
(R-60) occupancy.
The properties. all lying north
Of Macarthur boulevard, are To-
Gated at Brooke lane and San
Evening star., 1963-04-17
ARLINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
SET mo FINE LIBRARY DAYS

Alexandria citizens who have overdue library books
stacked in their homes return them free to the cys
public library next week. In Arlington, no-penay day
for overdue books will be observed Monday.
AleXandrias mo fine" week and the day of
in Arlington planned in observance of National
Library Week.
Exhibits and open house in the Central library and
six branch facilities of the public library system also
will mark National Library Week in Arlington.
coffee-open house from II am to l pm next
Wednesday is planned at the Alexandria library
Fairfax County's library system celebrates the
special week by opening branch facility in the Rose
Hill community with an open house from to S pm.
Sunday.
Evening star., 1963-04-17

The Montgomery County
Planning Board, by a one-vote
margin, has refused to give up
the idea of a Wisconsin avenue
corridor through Bethesda de-
spite attempts by its two Re-
publican members to kick this
thing off the map and leave
/ 1t Off"
BY a 3-2 vote, the board yes
terday instructed its staff to
bring in two master plans for
the Bethesda area - one with
the corridor and the other
without it.
BY its action, the board
breathed a spark of life into
the expressway plan whic h
appeared to have been dealt a
DEATH blow about two weeks
ago when the Montgomery
County Council approved con-
struction of two office build
ings in the path Of the cor
ridor.
The corridor, roughly follow
ing Wisconsin avenue through
the Bethesda area, would pro-
vide an entrance-way into
Washington from Interstate
Route 70-S (alternate Rte. 240)
from the northwest.
Lively Exchange
In the midst of considering
other planning and coming mat
ters, Louis A. Gravelle set off
a lively exchange when he de-
parted from the agenda and
offered a motion to instruct
the planning staff to eliminate
the corridor from the Bethesda
plan, expected in about twC G
months.
To this, Donald E. Gingery
commented, I'm absolutely
mortified that a motion lik c
this would be presented. I think
the public is entitled to better
treatment"
Mr.. Gingery said there had
been "high-level conferences
which led to instructions to
the planning staff to make pro-
vision for the corridor in the
master plan.
Alternate Plan Suggested
"It's nothing but politics." the
Democrat added. What h a S
changed since we instructed our
staff to include this corridor
in its plans?"
Evening star., 1963-04-17
Apartment Near River
Vetoed in Montgomery

Highrse apartments the Maryland shore Of the Po
River almost within the shadows of similar project at
Meywood Virginia have been turned down by Montgomery
County Planners
soning requests nearly 55 in Brookmont were
~toed by the Montgomery County Planning Board yester
Evening star., 1963-04-17
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Sing Along With Mitch Repeat) For good part Of the
hour Mitch and his gang have old Manhattan their
minds and tunes like "The Bowery" "oive My Regards
to Broadway" Manhattan" and Broadway Rhythm"
take over Other spots recall the western trail ome
on the Range" etc.,, and the singalong finale has q
group Of oldtime hits. (Color) $50 pm. WRC-.
Alfred HltchCOCk"The Lonely Hours epeat) Mainly for
the ladies. Nancy Kelly and Gena RowlandS star in q
tale about lonely, sick who rents Q spare room
and can't stay away from the owners cute little infant
Homeife scenes Of children getting in the way nicely
handled, and the feminine audience may find the show
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sick and males may not be able 10 hang $3.50 pms
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Jack Paar ShOw-Repeat) II you're Paar fan from way
back when you'll enjoy his interview with Bette Davis
his chatter with Jonathan winters Winters monooguS
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poster escapades AS for the department Gisee Mac
Kenze sings two charming numbers, "As Long o. He
Needs Me-" and Gonna Climb Mountain" COLOR
10 pm, WRC-. W .#.
press time the scheduled top news story for
coyerage here tonight the highly charged controversy
over the public accommodation" section Of the Civil
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interviews with Congressional and State leaders Of vary
Ing points Of vew the shows agenda. 1880 pan
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Steve AenEa Fitzgerald and her jazz quintet Seves
headline guests Others involved include Peter Hurkos
and his -sensory feats and teenage idol frankie
Avalon. 11:25 pm, WTOP-9
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.TAWES' ADDRESS
ON RADIO, TV,

A speech by Gov. TaweS
outlining the racial prob
lens Of Maryland viii be
= carried by the following
radio and television sta
lions at 1880 o'clock to-
. night: WMAL. WTOP and
WRC-TV,s and WMAL
radio, r. =. 81 ec.. IS; e
= WTOP-Tv will follow
! the Governors address
with o 4S-minute news
special. - It will include =
: interviews with Arthur
Parker, president Of the
City Council Of Cambridge,
and Mrs. Gloria Richard
son, chairman Of the Nom
Violent Action Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
TELEYISION "a
The Best- Conditioned
Actor Around Is Chuck
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN

HOLLYWOOD. - Even the
muscle men Of Cover Gulch--
mecca for Hollywood's West.
ern stalwarts-are apt to con-
cede the point: Chuck Connors
is. the aforementioned actor.
in the business today. And It's
not by accident, either. -,
.Connors' g. foot. 7-inc h
frame bears q hard-packed 205
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SUNDAY TYs I.
GUST LIST

II =
tz:oOs WTOP s(sJ-CoL w "A.
Roberts president Of the
Distriet Of Columbia Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations.
1880, WRC (4)-Georgetown
Forum. Robert e. Lee, Com
missioner Of the FEC and
Douglas Anello, National AS
ISOLATION OF Broadcasters
win discuss the topic. sThe
\ FEC: Strengthen or Curb"
200. WRC 90 = Dimension
Four. Guest: DR.. Murray
Grant, Director Of the Dis
trict Health Dept.
2:3o, WRC 20 - University
Colloquifn. word FalIa-
lcies." Guests: Or. Jesse
( Mann, chairman Of the De-
partment of Philosophy and
DR.. william Reynolds, pro-
lessor Of speech at George
town
$40, WRC ca - Focus on
World Affairs. 1.-THE Problems
n Of Political Development. /"
DR.. Dankwart RuStowS and
w. Howard virgins.
$500. WRC ~ - Meet The
Press. Governors Albert D.
Rosellini Democrat of
Wash.) and Farris Bryant
Deinecrat Of Florida).
1900, WTTG tSy-MArk Evans
Show. The Guatennalan
President In exile, MIGUEL
Ydigoras Fuehtes, Mrs. Mil
ton Berle and DR.. william
Walsh founder Of Project
HOPE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
! TODAY,S GOOD MUSIC DIAL.

> Concert Time. Impressario
Overture by Mozart, and
symphony No. Q by Schu-
bert. -.,-. 81.
11:OO. WMAL-FM (1O7.3 Me-
4. Evening Concert. Concerto
Crosse in D.. by Corelli and
!. Variations on, q Rocco
Theme. op. - by. rchai-
:. = kOXSkys "a, - - :.
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OTHER TY HIGHLIcHTS

drama. Bobby Driscoll and
Arthur Kennedy. (lels.)
1880, WMAL (D-Movie. .An-
other Part Of the Forest"
Lillian Hellman's absorbing
story Of the fabulous HUB
bard family. Fredric March
and Ann Blyth. lle4e)
1888, WTOP (S)-The Late
Show. THE Night Holds
Terror" A trio Of hitch
mixers take over O mans
home and terrorize his wife
and children. Jack Kelly
and Vince Edwards. (1s5s0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

1883, WAIAL CD Cheyenne.
Sheriff Bodie saves q man
from lynching then vows to
\ help him prove his limo.
cence. (Repeat.)
$500, WTTG (5)-Movie
= Greats. "Sweethea rts."
; Pleasant musical. Nelson
Eddie and jeanette Mac
donald. 1938)
11:1O, WTTG (5)-Hollywood's
Finest. THE window" A
child witnesses q murder,
s. but no one will believe he
did. A good suspenseful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

beautiful should have some
profitable tips for others and
Chuck isn't d BIT backward
about offering them. = eaA
For one important thing" ..
he began, those 5O-rnile hikes
are for professional walkers,
battle trained servicemen or
politicians looking for pub
Lefty. They're not for the
weekend athlete.
"You can't suddenly decide
10 take off the fat, around the
middle" he insists. ''It's
especially difficult for an
athlete to maintain his shape
after he quits his sport as d
profession. The trend IS to. let
down, relax and quit exereis-
ing. Those muscles that were
getting the most work are the
ones that 60 the fastest"
ConnorS swims no less than
so laps Of his pool every day.
winter or summer, rain or
shine" "a.
- y
OF course, living in the
Hollywood, hills just behind the
studios insures q temperature
more or less suited for year
round swimming, hut any Los
Angeles native will tell you the
winter. months leave much to
be desired in the matter Of
swimming.
In addition to his pool antics,
his push-up and tossing around
on. the trapeze, Chuck is a
familiar figure running up and
down the hills. There is no
greater way to keep your legs
IN Al1ape,fs he declares. y4
Connors said the recent furry
over President Kennedy's So
mile hike edict will, in the long
run be q good thing for the
country. M "a,
I'm sure Mr.. Kennedy didn't
mean for every overweight guy
and lady to suddenly get up
from a bullying dinner and 60
on a 50-mile hike" he sai3.
That's ridiculous. But what 1t
did do was bring us an aware
ness Of the lousy shape we've
gotten into as q Nation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

Bernie Harrison, The Stors TV critic
Is on vocation. His column will be
resumed on his return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

MIRROR MIRROR ON TIE =.
Beautiful Norma Nolan, the, current Miss
Universe, win be crOwning her successor who
will at least feel she Is on top Of the world
tomorrow night, on the 90-riinute special
Paseant a. 10 o'clock SS WI, on W TSSPse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

pounds. He's as 1.-the as Q hum
cry jaguar with q waistline
that would put all; the movie
Tarzans, to shame. ,ss
The ex-baseball player, who
in five years has accumulated
q fortune through movies and
television, trades that were en-
tirely new to him. Is q physical
specimen extraordinary be-
cause he works round-the-
clock at It.
II never miss o couple of
hours swimming every day.
he says, "and I work on the
bars and the trapeze for an
other hour or more. ! don't
care what time of the day or
night I come home, ] insist
upon keeping up my condi-
tioning' routine, I guess my
wife thinks I'm nuts. The other
morning we got in from a big
premiere and party ct; $3.50. j
wouldn't 60 to bed before get
ting flat on the floor and doipg
Z HUNDRED push ups. Ss
He go = AN IS
His teIeviSion and m OWE
roles aren't 30 physically de-
handing that they require
such, extreme keep-fit meas
ures-the average outdoor idol
can be q paunchy gent who
eats and drinks at will-but
Chuck Connors takes inordinate
pride in keeping himself UP to
AL fitness. ..
IT never figured the strong
body stuff would contribute to
my career in any way" he
said, hut, by golly. I just
finished q role in q movie Cat
500, 000). / wouldn't have
landed otherwise. At goth
Century-Fox they were looking
for q fellow to be washed up on
B desert isle and spend five
years there In the company Of
Doris Day. He had to wear q
loin cloth and that's about all.
Naturally I wouldn't have got
ten that lob IN Move Over,
Darling had ! been out Of
condition. 3 4
80 =! j
one SO intensely dedicated
to the art Of keeping the body