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1900 GLEN MIlI m

| $500 GLEN MILL W.
Everything oImost new In
this large brick split-lsveI.
4 bedrooms, ) baths, plus
den and large fumilY room
with fireplace. piciuFs-boo
! country kitchen. Bsouiiful
setting Of almost On oere
| in the convenient Glen Hills
ofsu. serieed BY city water
ond sos. An exeeptionul
volue in the Dos. NJ. Gol-
uordi, Po. 2-30l7.
l TO reach: Out WiseoRsin
fApe., and Route 7O-S to
Route 2e IN Rockville, tpest
on Route ee to Glen Hiut
4 entrance, left on Glen Mn
\ Rd.. 70 1890 and opsa sisn.
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Realty Revue
Res1y Revue
1 Area Men on NAREB Committees

Nine Washington realty
men have been appointed to
committees of the National
Association Of Real Estate
Boards by its new president,
Daniel F. Sheehan, sr., of st.
Louis.
Frank J. Luchs, a past
president of the Washington
Board Of Realtors, was
named vice chairman OF the
Build America Better Com
mittee and a member of the
Realtors Washington Com
mittee.
Other men named to ma
tional committees and the
groups on which they will
serve are:
Robert Boucher, Realtor-
Public Relations; George w.
DeFranceaux, Professional
Standards; Clarence Dodge,
jro Convention; Richard b.
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$500 BRIcKYARD ROAD

7 $500 BklCkVARD ROAD
: :lover 8 acres Of choice
(-sround provide q beautiful
setting for this luxury brick
rambler. Features exception
ally large kitchen, } bed
rooms. az baths. ground
| level fumiIy room (pins- psn-
eled) and lorse pIey area.
] Large 3-stOy barn on prop
erty. Priced In 70's for en-
tirety; will consider selling
I in port. Mn. wsisiser, Ak.
$3.50.
4 TO reach: Out Rivsr Rd.. TO
Potomac VILLAGE, left on Fails
Rd., 10 Brtckvdrd Rd., left 70
$500 ana Opeil et0H.
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It is not only the water
that represents a waste Of
dollars but the fuel needed to
heat the water.
Thus from every point Of
view. keeping faucets in good
repair Is good business.
Many faucets. however, are
beyond the stage Of repair
ing. For them, replacement Is
indicated.
Modern faucets are far su-
perior to older models in ap-
pearance. in operation and in
durability.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

rs gallons Of water in a "a
hour period.
Or. II the faucet leaks even
at 100 gallons during "a
hours. This would be for q
stream about lie Of an inch.
II it's a 1s-inch drip. the
bureau estimates, you viii
lose about 400 gallons in "a
hours. If this continued for
an entire month. 10000 gal
Ions would go down the drain.
Figures vary. Of course. with
differences in water pressure.
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What Leaking Faucets Do

The leaking faucet. long the
butt Of Jokes. really Is no
laughing matterl
It's the cause Of hard
earned dollars slowly. q drip
at q time. going right down
the drain. But most home
owners never stop to, think
about It.
Figures from the Plumb
ing : Heating Cooling In
formation Bureau show that
a faucet that drips just l-32d
OF an inch Of water wastes
Evening star., 1963-02-09

Hall, Build America Better;
Charles H. Purcell, Board
Services: Richard ii. Swes-
mix, Realtors Washington;
Oliver NJ. Walker, Real Es-
tate Economics and Research,
and J. A. Weinberg, Build
America Better.
Mortgage Brokers
Appoint Northrup
Graham T. NOrthup, for
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Appraisers Schedule
Educational Conferences

The American Institute Of
Real Estate Appraisers has
announced three regional ed
ucational conferences and a
special course on residential
appraising for the spring and
summer.
The conferences will be
held March 7 and 8 in the
Hotel Del Coronado, San Di-
ego; April rs to 81 in the
Hotel Atlanta Americana, At
lanta, and May % to Is at
the Hotel bennington in
Minneapolis.
The special course in resi-
Dental appraising will take
place July 20 to August 8
at the new Center of Con-
tinuing Education Of the
University of Chicago.
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Melniek Is Broker
In Buildings Sale

Robert Melnick of WASH
ington and Milton Weinstein
Of Pearce. Mayer & Greer in
New York were the real es-
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SUBURBAN HOSPITAL AREA
S2O.0SO

1924 Garfield Street $2O,95O
A perfectly delightful 3-bedroom Colonial on l80-
foot tree-shoded lot Immaculate throughout
Screened porch, ooroqe ,.... ...
10 REACH oh GsOrOsovn Rd sht Garfield
ASHBURTON
62O3 StOneham Road S26,95O
ldeol home for large fomiy needing good space
at reasonable cost. 4 bedrooms, 2R baths, good
foyer rambler. Unusually loree kitchen, excel
lent recreation room. Immaculate
left to Soneham and our sign, "
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Courshon to Conduct
Legislative Conference

Arthur H. COurshOn Of MI
ami Beach has been appoint
ed chairman of the Federal
Legislation Committee Of the
National League of Insured
Savings Associations and will
preside over the leagues an
nual legislative conference,
which will open at the Stat
Ter Hilton Hotel here Feb
ruary 18.
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1I2OO StephaIee Lane SS5OOO
New 83-foot Williamsburg Colonial featuring A
bedrooms with connecting baths; Ioroe LIVING
room ond fomiIy room opening from hall, eoch
with fireplace; separate dining room; deluxe
kitchen; screened porch; 2-cor eorooe. K-ocre
lot
70 REACH Out old GeorOstopn past Walter johnson RiOh
to our SIGN. " - ~
GREENACRES
53OO VentnOr Road S2O,95O
Chormino 3-bedroom, 2-both Colonial close to
District Line. Completely modern kitchen with
tomily room on first. Poy oreo in lower level
Convenient to the much sought otter Westbrook
school,
left to sipn. 49, - '
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mer financial vice president
Of the Institute for Essential
Housing, has been appointed
director Of Government Re-
lations for the Mortgage
Bankers Association Of
America.
Mr.. Northup will be un-
der the administrative direc-
ton of the associations ex-
ecutive vice president, Frank
j. McCabe, jr., but will be
head quartered in MBA's
Washington office and work
under the direct supervision
of Samuel E. Neel, the Or
ganization's general counsel.
Mr.. Northup will be the as
sociation's staff representa-
tive for its newly created
Mortgage Bankers Washing
ton Committee and will rep
resent the association on
Capitol Hill.
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S2O,95O
ST. JAMES PARISH

6SIb Lone Oak Drive S32,95O
Onesof the most delightful homes we have had
the privilege Of presenting. Must be seen to
opPeciote its spacious orroneement of 4 bed
ROOMS, 3 baths. Marvellous recreation room and
full sub basement H.
TO RkAcH: Ola Georgetown RAJ HSn
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
4OIS Simms Drive S27,75O
A sPocious brick split level with S bedrooms, 2H
boths; unusually we'll arranged; Daylight recreo-
iongroom; excellent condition Convenient to
EinstensHieh school, Immediate possession.
TO REAcH University left
goss Newport M Rd DeRted to StSueH right Rd
LETT TO SimmS
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Drive out Arlington Blvd.
(Rt. 5o) from Memorial
Bridge to Foirfox Circle,
continue on RI. 29-2ll
thru CentreviIle. Beor left
on Interstate SO and con-
tinue. to Manassas exits ot
RI. 234, left on RI. 234
about "a mile to West
Cote Of Lomond and
model homes.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

tate brokers for the recent
sale Of the National Theater
and Munsey Buildings. it was
announced here by a spokes-
man for Mr., Melnick.
Sale Of the buildings by q
corporation formed by the
j. M. Tenny Co. Of New
York to Jerry WOlman and
Sidney Teplin Of Chevy Chase
was revealed earlier this
week,
lisx and Loftin
Form New Firm
Leonard J. Lisz has an
nounced Incorporation Of his
real estate business In q new
firm, Lisz & Loftin, Inc.
Mr.. Lis5 is serving as pres
ident of the new corporation
and James H. LOftin, who
formerly was with Thos. ].
Fisher Co., is vice president
of the organization. The new
company has offices in larger
quarters at the same address
Mr.. Lisz formerly occupied,
1904 East University boule-
ward, Langley Park, Md.
Charles Robert Cross is
serving as general counsel for
the firm.
The residential sales staff,
headed by Mrs. Peg Howard,
includes Mrs. Anne McCul-
lOugh, Mrs. Kay Hood and
Charles Hood. Raym on d
Parkinson, Art Green, Elder
Bell and Claude Underwood
compose the land and COM
mercial leasing staff.
Mrs. GeIxer Heods
Burgess Sales
Mrs. Barbara X. Gelzer
has been appointed sales
manager of T. D. Burgess Co.,
Inc. the firm announced this
week.
Mrs. Gelzer Is q native of
Washington. She has been
with the Burgess firm for the
last four years and led the
firms sale for three Of
them. She also has been one
of the 10 top statesmen in
Prince Georges County for
the last two years..
Mrs. Gelzer Is an associate
member of the Prince Georges
County Real Estate Board
and a member of the Wom-
ems Council of the National
Association Of Real Estate
Boards.
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Three Impressive
Properties
Hntnntar
ALL OPEN SUNDAY IS
IOOI0 GARY ROAD

! Long. low brick rsmbIer
with moay extVe touches
thot neon added living sA-
4 ioyment. Eveythine on !
level: ) bedrooms, Z Gus
tom boths. beoutifuI living
room with firepIocs, den,
maids room. Full Dir cen.
ditionins. Beoutiful stone
I patio; lovely shrubs. Approx.
w ceres. completely white
1 boord fenced. Priced In low
40s. M. Gosque. Ak. 1914.
TO reach: Oat Rirey Ra.,
y through The village 70 GaYR
Rd., rtoht on Cars to 1000
ana Open SIGN,
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Staying Suspect
Pleads Not guilty

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 20
(AP).-Loren Neal Duffield,
%. pleaded MT guilty by reason
OF insanity yesterday when ar
raigned in corporation court on
q charge Of Staying q l4-year-
old baby sitter last March 4.
The prosecution indicated 1t
will ask for the death penalty.
Duffield is being tried on
charges Of strangling Gwendo-
lyn Constance Padgett.
Charges Of abducting and
raping the girl are not being
heard.
Last June, DR.. Joseph r.
Blalock. superintendent Of
Southwestern State Hospital,
reported Duffield was neither
insane nor psychotic and was
fit to stand trial.
Police said Duffield picke d
UP Connie Padgett at q self
service laundry near her home.
telling her he wanted her to
babysit for his children. Con-
ME had tackled a notice on the
laundry bulletin board, adver-
tising her services as o baby
sitter.
Evening star., 1963-09-26
DOMINICAN DILEMMA
u. S. Guards Reaction to New Coup

in such cases. This restraint
stands in sharp contrast to the
direct and ostentatious White
House censure and aid suspen-
sion when q military junta ov-
erthrew the constitutional gov
ernment in Peru In July 1862.
Play for Time
Part Of the new reserve Is q
play for time. Officials admit
that the timing Of the take
over in the Dominican Republic
came as q complete surprise. In
the words Of one official, the
United States Embassy In San
to Domingo is still suffering
"fall-out shock" In efforts to
discover who or what Is taking
power.
But no one denies the depth
of the disaster for United
States policy. After his inau-
guration last February, Presi-
dent Bosch was enthusiastical-
Evening star., 1963-09-26
BY GEORGE SHERMAN
Star Staff Writer

The military coup d'etat in
the Dominican Republic is pos
ing one Of the most agonizing
choices yet for the Kennedy
administration in Latin Ameri-
ca.
Privately, officials make no
secret Of their bitter distaste
for the rightist alliance of civil
ianS and military who seem to
have engineered the custer of
President Juan Bosch. But
publicly they are guardin g
against + aiming declarations
which might freeze Unite d
States policy toward whatever
successor governme en- t may
emerge.
The State Department has
characterized the suspension of
diplomatic relations and all
and economic aid s
standard normal" procedure
Evening star., 1963-09-26

lean Consular officers to visit
American citizens arrested in
the Soviet Union. The Soviet
Union has usually refused to
permit visits to Americans
charged with espionage until
after they have been expelled
or sentenced.
Similar authority would be
given Soviet Consular officials
in the United States.
The United States also would
like to open Consulates in So
Wet cities other than Moscow.
The Russians In return would
be allowed to open a like num-
Der of Consulates in the United
States. They have one only in
Washington.
Evening star., 1963-09-26

Modern gas heat is a special joy
to women. It keeps their home so
clean, so much easier to keep spic-
and-span. Walls and ceilings keep
that freshly painted look far longer.
Fabrics stay bright looking with
fewer cleanings. And only with gas
heat is such cleanliness combined
with unrivalled dependability and
economy. Gas provides a pipeline
to comfort in today's most modern
homes.
See your plumbing and heating contractor ...N
call Retail Sales Division, ST 3.5225
Evening star., 1963-09-26

ly embraced here as the dash.
ing debutante Of the Alliance
for Progress in the Caribbean
Here was the darling Of the
democratic left" who was tc
build the new showcase of de-
mocracy" opposite Communist
Cuba. After years Of exile un.
der the deadly Trujillo dictator
ship. this fiery professor was
overwhelmingly elected Presi-
dent last December in the first
free elections the Dominican
Republic had seen in 81 years.
Last-Minute Change
It is no accident that In q
speech here last night, Teodoro
Moscoso, United States Co-or-
dinator Of the Alliance for Prog
ress. cited the dramatic dou-
bling Of the education budget
In the Dominican Republic as
an example Of progress under
the Alliance. 1t is also no acci-
dent that he made q last-min-
ute insertion to echo State De-
partment spokesman Richard I.
Phillips earlier characterization
Of the coup as q "blow to DEM
ocratic development" every
where in the hemisphere.
To make matters worse, the
military and civilian leaders
behind the coup-who openly
proclaim their rightism-ap-
pear to represent much Of the
entreanched wealth and power
built UP under the Trujillo die
tatorship.
Policy-m q kers admit that
President Bosch proved to be
an incompetent administrator
and had a number Of fuzzy ideas
about enacting promised social
and economic reform. But they
deny the conspirators' charges
that he was leading the coun-
try toward communism.
These officials are deeply
worried about the impact of
the coup in the surrounding
Carib b e q n and along the
northern tier of South Ameri-
ca. In Venezuela, Preside n
Evening star., 1963-09-26
U.S., Russia Open 7 o|ks
On Adding to ConsuIs

MOSCOW. Sept. 26 (AP).-
The United States and the
Soviet Union opened negotia-
tions today on proposals to en-
large each nations consular
activities on the others terri
tory.
An American team headed
by Ward Cameron, assistant
Evening star., 1963-09-26

legal adviser in the State De-
partment, began talks ct the
Soviet Foreign Ministry on a
consular convention, which has
been discussed periodically since
the United States recognized
the Soviet Union in 1888.
Among questions to be dis
cussed was the right of Amer
Evening star., 1963-09-26

Romulo Betancourt - leading
light Of the democratic left"
in Latin Americas prepar-
Ing to hold crucial n a tional |
elections to select his successor
in late November. And in Cen
tral America, tiny Honduras is
preparing to elect O successor
to President Villeda Morale S
next month.
GuerrillaS Active
Both countries are in the
grip of o-like guerrilla
warfare aimed at m a kin g
peaceful elections impossible.
The great fear here is that the
military-particularly in oil
rich Venezuela-will now take
heart from the easy Dominican
example and overthrow civilian
government in the n a me of
anti-communism.
For all these reasons these
officials argue that the United
States cannot grant easy rec
ognition to the new Domini-
can government. The time has
come once again, they say, to
show the military inside and
outside the Dominican Repub-
lie that the United States is
really opposed to unconstitu-
tional seizure Of power.
But the question remains
how to make this demonstra-
ton? President Bosch has
already been deposed and no
amount Of name-c alling is
going to bring him back. Off
cialS are also afraid that too
much overt Yankee" pressure
will only set the stage of a ma
tionalist" Dominican reaction
which would play into the
hands of extremists on both
the right and the left.
Main Lever Is Aid
The m erging answer ap-
pears to be q more subtle kind
of pressure. The main lever Is
United States aid. During the
last fiscal year it amounted to
$50 million. BY Withholding
this aid and by keeping the
successor government at q cool
arms length, officials argue
that they can show that the
United States means business
against unconstitutional power.
This formula already has
been dramatized by Mr.. Mosco-
SOS sudden cancellation Of his
proposed trip to the Dominican
this week end with
iva Director Aubrey Wagner
They were to have inspected
plans for a huge development
project in the south of the
country.
At the same time, officials
say they are preparing to apply
the Kennedy rule Of demo-
cratic promises" to the new re-
gime. This rule conditions any
formal United States recogni-
ton on restoration of all civil
liberties and q promise to hold
new democratic elections on q
definite date.
This rule has not proved uni
formly successful in d ealing
with Latin American juntas.
But the feeling is growing in
official Washington tn at the
whole future of democratic de-
velopment in the Caribbean
may depend upon making 1t
work this time In the Domini-
can Republic.
Evening star., 1963-09-26
Citizens Unit to Meet

A meeting Of the Citizens
Committee of Anne Arun lei
County Inc. will be held at 8
pm. Monday in the House Of
Delegates, State House, in An
napolis, Md.
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Senator Anderson
Is Reported Better

Senator Clinton p. Anderson
Democrat Of New Mexico. was
reported improving yesterday at
Bethesda Naval Hopital where
he Is under treatment for
pleurisy.
Aides said Senator Anderson
told them he expects TO return
TO his Capitol office tomorrow.
after another series Of tests.
He entered the hospital Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
Y Pioneers PIun
Outing Tomorrow

The first outing Of the Com
munity Y Pioneers win be held
from 2 to 8 pm. today at
Langdon Park, Twenty-fourth
and Franklin streets NE.
Recently organized to help
provide youth activities. the
Pioneers win sponsor outings,
find Jobs and teach vocational
classes.
Today's activities win in
elude q parade, q Patterson
softball game. q family picnic,
games and registration Of vol
unteers. The group will assem-
bic at 1880 pm, at the John
Burroughs School playground,
Eighteenth and Monroe streets
NE.
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Glenn Japan
Visit Boosts
U. 5. Image

John ~. Glenn, il, Jne IlrSJ
American to orbit the earth,
has vowed them in Japan.
The personahIe Marine Lieu
tenant Colonel wound up q Is
day visit this week end and is
returning home by way of
Alaska. leaving behind a re-
cord that gave the United
States image in Japan q ire
mendous boost.
Many Japanese agreed his
trip did much to counteract
unfavorable publicity for the
United States about such
things as racial strife and nu-
clear weapons tests. Col. Glenn
received great amounts of
newspaper space and teleivision
time.
There was one marked con-
trast between Col. Glenn's visit
and that Of Mai. Yuri Gaga-
rim. Soviet spaceman who
visited this country year ago.
The Japanese were pleased to
see Mai. Gagarin, but he was
kept under close wraps by ac-
companying Russian officials.
Glenn Was Accessible
Col. Glenn travelled casually.
He talked with groups ranging
from school children to scien-
fists and high officials. He was
accessible to almost anyone
who wanted to ask him a Ques-
ton.
The contrast led the influ-
entail economic newspaper Nj
hon Keizai to comment in an
editorial:
Maj. Gagarin was In uni
form from the beginning to the
end of his visit :. he was
accompanied by several Soviet
officials all the time, and his
actions and speeches gave the
impression that he was under
some restrictions. His replies
to questions we're reserved and
he skillfully lodged the most
important points.
I'm contrast to this, 1t. Col.
Glenn was dressed Informally
In q civilian suit wearing o.
bow tie Of his liking. He was
active and decisive in his atti-|
tude, giving the impression Of
dauntlessness. Everything about
him was openly candid.
Mai. Gagarin, as an indi-I
vidual, must have wanted to-
talk freely. We felt rather sorry
for him that he was not given
that freedom. In such an in
stance, too, the difference be-
tween the Soviet Unions prin-
ciple Of secrecy and Americas
principle Of openness was
clearly indicated"
Sincerity Apparent
while Mai. Gagarin's
speeches and comments had
heavy political overtones. Col
Glenn concerned himself more
with what Japanese wanted To
know-details Of his expert
ences In orbiting the earth
three times Feb. 20, 1862. and
Of the American space program
In general.
Col. Glenn's remarks were
not without political content,
especially when he was asked
to compare the United States
and Soviet Space efforts. He
replied repeatedly that, while
the United States program is
largely open. q comparison Is
impossible because the Rus
SLAMS refuse to divulge details
about theirs.
mo one told him what to
say" q United States official
remarked. TITS simply that he
sincerely believes in It.
Col. Glenn came to Japan
early In May to board the
tracking shop Coastal Sentry
at Nagasah and assist in Maj
Gordon Cooper's space flight
After that duty, his family
joined him for q vacation ir
japan.
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St. Paul recorder., 1963-10-31

facing him McGregOr said he de-
Cided that he would vote no, in
order TO make way for the admin
istration's "unity-bdl" which he
thinks has larger bipartisan sup
port than the original committee
supported strong" bill.
McGregor said the newly draft
ed measure which was agreed upon
has good sections on public ac-
Comodations, voting and attorney
generals right to intervene to pro-
tect the rights Of those denied their
constitutional rights. 1T doesn't
have everything had hoped for
but the main object now is to get
the bill moving along" the Mime
sofa Congressman stated.