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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
PRESBYTERIAN Notes

Monthly meeting of the Wom-
en- of the Bethesda Presby.
terrain Church will be held in
Fellowship Hall, Thursday, Oct.
10 at 1890 am. The monthly
emphasis is on Church Exten-
sion under the direction of Mrs.
James c. Cook.
Rev. William Richardson An.
drew, former supervisory chap
lain of NI.H. Clinical Center,
and presently director of Pas.
toral Services OF the Pastoral
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Confirmation Classes

The first confirmation class
of the fall session of the Luth-
eran Church of the Cross, 624
Great Falls Rd., Rockville be-
gan $3.50 am, Oct. 5 in the
parsonage basement. All partici-
pants in the class are requested
to bring a Bible, a notebook
and pencil to every session.
Choir rehearsals are under.
way again since the appoint
ment of Ellsworth Briggs as
church pianist. Choir members
meet $3.50 pm. Thursdays at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles GeiWitz, 701 Carter Rd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Church Benefit Sale

The Women's Alliance of the
Cedar Lane Unitarian Church,
9601 Cedar Lane, Bethesda, is
sponsoring its annual Clothes
line and White Elephant Sale at
the church, Oct. 1912 from 9
ANS pm.
The sale is for the benefit of
Alliance Service projects, in.
Guiding the church building and
operating funds.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10

Take my auto loan. got it the same day
! apPlied-with no red tape. got it at low
bank rates. First National tailored my pay
ments to fit my budget, with up to SO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10

SENTINEL e eoHNTq, sTn,
BIO thursday. October 10. 1858
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Youth for UNICEF

Children of the Twinbrook
Baptist Church, 1901 Twinbrook
Parkway, Rockville, will trick
or treat for UNICEF again
this year with a party planned
for them at the church, Oct. 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Bethesda BaptistS

Mrs. Donald Sherman of
Rockville has been named
Director Of Christian Education
of the Bethesda First Baptist
Church, Wilson Lane and Cor
dell Ave.
Mrs. Sherman has had ten
years experience as Director
of Christian Education. Her
most recent position being at a
church in New Jersey.
Mrs. Sherman is a graduate
of the Tennent College of
Christian Education in Philadel-
phia, and has taken special
training at Hartford Seminary,
Hartford, Conn. She is the
mother of three childrn. Her
husband, Donald L. is Assistant
General Secretary of the YMCA
in WASHINGTON.
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months to repay in convenient instaIIn1ents.
For my money. there's no smoother more
economical way to buy an automobile"
Tell your dealer to finance it with US
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10
Runnage Sale

The Women's Society Of
the Hughes Methodist Church,
10000 Georgia Ave-, Wheaton,
will sponsor a rummage sale in
the church social hall, Saturday,
Oct. u from 9 a.m.-3 pm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-10-10

ton of John Bigbee, music
director of the National Baptist
Memorial Church. The public
is invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
House OKs $1.8 Billion
Budget Appropriation

States contributions to inter-
national organizations was de-
feated, l2l-l14, on a teller vote.
Its sponsor, Representative
Lipscomb, Republican Of Cali
fornia, explained that the pro-
posed reduction would CORES
pond to the amount spent BY
the Defense Department in con-
nection with United Nations
"peace-keeping" operations in
the Congo. rs
UphOlds Committee Cuts
AS sent to the Senate, the
House-approved bill upheld all
money recommendations by the
Appropriations COMMITTEES. The
committee had cut OUTLAWS for
practically all the departments
and agencies in the bill except
the FBI which was given the
entire $146.e million 1t request
ed.
The Justice Department re-
ceived $S4S. zoe, 900, about Silt
million less than It wanted;
the Commerce Department got
033,8le,000, q cut Of S162.7
million; the State Department
was given $305.051 900. q re-
duction OF S54.6 million; the
Judiciary was allotted 65,927.-
900. q $l.2 million cut. Among
several related agencies. the
United states Information
Agency obtained a $l63, 470 900
appropriation. SAT- million less
than 1t requested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
LocuI Rouds Study
Planned by Funk

BALTIMORE, June 10 (AP)
- The chairman Of the State
Roads Commission. John B
Funk, said Monday he will
visit all % counties In coming
weeks to confer with local high
way officials about road needs.
The tour began yesterday
with Q meeting in Hagerstown
The remainder of his schedule
has not been drawn up. a COM
mission spokesman said.
The purpose Of the tour. Mr.
Funk said, is to present 10 local
officials the tentative findings
Of the commission Is to county
and municipal needs. TIL 90
findings are being incorporated
into the State needs study and
four-yeAr construction program
which will be presented to the
1854 Maryland Legislature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-19
BY ROBERT X. WALSH
star Staff Writer


The House has approved q
1881 10000 Apr OPERATIONS
bill for operations of the State,
Justice and Commerce depart
ments. Federal judiciary and
United States Information
Agency during the fiscal year
beginning July /.
The figure Is $300.0 million
below President Kennedy's re-
quests and 1922 million less
than those departments, courts
and agencies received for the
current fiscal yea.
Oppose Entertainment Funds
Several hours of House de-
bate before passage late yes
terday conferred mainly on un-
successful efforts by Republic
cans to cut entertainment al.
lowances for foreign service Of
ficials and decrease United
States contributions TO tn
United Nations. It also aired
complaints against d reported
"glamor course" for State De-
partment Passport Division
women employees and q $2.14l
purchase Of bracelets and cuff
links for Commerce Department
Travel Service agents abroad.
But the closest the House
came to talking about the Jus
tice Department and current
civil rights problems or the Su.
preme Court and its school
prayer decision was an attempt
TO trim funds for the Civil
Rights Commission.
This move by Representative
Skies. Democrat OF Florida, to
decrease the commissions APP
preparation from $685., 900 to
$4,000 was defeated on q
voice vote. Mr.. Skies contended
the full amount was unwar-
ranted because the commission
might expire in November.
Attorney General Kennedy.
although not mentioned by
name, was involved in an
amendment which the House
adopted, 16l.l24. at the urging
of Representative Gross, Re-
publican Of Iowa.
This Amendment would bar
use Of any Of the SIS billion
to pay salaries or expenses Of
. group studying possible for
nation Of q National Service
Corps patterned after the Peace
Corps. The Attorney General
heads that study commission.
appointed several months ago
by President Kennedy. A Ma
tional Service Corps bill Is pend
ing in the House Education and
Labor Committee.
The appropriation bill pro-
vided no money for the study
commission. Mr.. Gross contend
ed his Amendment would pre-
vent transfer Of funds or per-
sonnet from regular agencies to
the commission.
Against Booze
Mr.. Gross followed his an
nual custom Of trying to dry
up what he described as the
booze" allowance for Unitet
States diplomats abroad. Rep.
resentative Rooney. New Yorl
Democrat In charge Of the ap-
preparation bill. defended thu
total OUTLAWS Of $4,000 fol
the State Department as vel
as United States Travel Serv-
Ice and other agencies as legit-
innate expenses. He said they
were tools Of the trade" for
international good feeling.
Mr.. Rooney protested that
the Gross amendment to cut
100000 from the total would
make o veritable desert Of the
State Department"
The Amendment to cut almost
$40 million from the sSl mil
lion appropriation for United
Evening star., 1963-07-01

rHs ssue until bvnw sOutOy Y m Wo'hsloa nM.
Poms tukomo Po nde Need bodbvs tsu M Csh
Spring utkvNs Laurel VIRGINIA Alexandria hng uhU
TsJ thv hdsu nnuadO Hndon sWa Msnuu l Iw RIGHT 10 m
oUMT sduo wbsd dolly mgksi onsn Soms he hsm This shs
may nsl . hUnd a oil
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06

ALI NEWLY DECORATED
1871 Belmont 81. n-W.-l I'M
cresStng N. dineties kit, and
bath $50 so
1910 Calf. ST. n-W.-I m. dress
ina IN, Kit and bath 500 90
s. u 90 n-W-2 rms., kit and
bath SS6.00
1918 W 81. n-W.-3 rms-. kft. and
bath ADULTS only $50 so
5out 9Th 81, n-W.-Eific. With kit
and bath. Apply ianitor $500
HARRISON a. ADAMS
Q9a x 81 NW IA sans
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APrs. FURHIsHED-VA.

ARLINGT0N. NORTH -Immsd.
poss. Nestoyer. Liv. m, din area,
ear M XIII bath. Cood cund-
clean Comfortably furn-, sllo-slls
lneis. Al utils. See Res. Mr., 500
n. llth 81. Apt- 2. AhLEDGE
REAL ESTATE CORP. "a. I-aIil.
ARL- -compleiely Turn. laxruy !
oedrm. apt COW. Va. locale,
mln. from ID. c. 500 mo. AID.
z-AelI.
Arr. Lovely AIR CONDITIONED.
bachelor carriers IN new hldg.
Eves.. week ends s36-14ts.
ARLs N.-Attr. i-bedrm- apt, on
bus nr. shops, laundry facils., Of.
&. parking, NE. ga.
ARLs ST bedrms., md ilr.
above stores, On busline 10 Navy
Annex, Pent. and d. G, No children
% pets. 1oos Columbia pike IA
1-s5ll or IA. 7-tssi.
ARLINGTON, Nib edFm. apt.
huslne, close In $40 incl util
aAN-@NNMs
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EFFTC., 7ss 18th st. NV, Lge.
hy. rm., dinette, kit, bath, foyer,
nicely furn., newly decor, mod.
bldg, conv.s $3.50 Incl. util. RIA.
6-22gl.
GEORGETOWN -Effic., pvt. bath,
pvt. side entrance, excellent neigh
borhood, uiils. Included. Gentleman
pref. Avail. after October IS. SIS.
Box 377-D, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
HAYWOOD GARDENS
41O1 HAYWOOD PLACE
Mt. RAINIER. ND.

AVAILABLE NOVEMBER /
just across district line, bus
fare, convenient to shoppina
center and theater, excellent
bus facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
DOWNTOWN

20 MAHs- AVE- NV.
waking distance 70 al businesses
ana Ehopping Area Beaut. l.
bedrm, apt. only $50. Refined
vel kept elevator bldg. Res.
Mgr.s Apt. 10i. NE. $4,000 OF
THoS. J. FISHER 4 CO. INC,
29e-1000.
DUPLEx, nv, reasonable. 2 bed
rms hv. rm.. din. kit, bath
Adults. Near transp. ia. Q-4922
DUPONT CIR AREA-Lge. effic.
PVT hit. and bath. Group 81 stu
dents o. Govt. empL DE. z-lo7o.
DUPONT CIRcLE-i bedrm-, fire
place, air cond-, parquet floors
garbage disposal, front and real
exits, q newly renovated bldg
Lease, s1zs. DE. 1.l5ss, Shown b
amt nnlV- Cpl Alq1a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

Law STUDENT desires room in pri.
yate homes northwest. Box 3so-C
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sARDEN -TYPE APT. HOMES ;

GARDEN TYPE APT. HOMES :
VITA laree polehes. V minutes
land plHy-, Oxnn Hun Park picnic
grounds and new golf course open
10 public. ! and bedroom apts.s
from SO. Detached small buildinEs,
hcmelike atmosphere, beautifully
landscsped, quiet friendly neiRhbor-
hood In suburban setting. Three ex-
posures in every apt large rooms
ample closets porch COW, for din-
ing, sleeping and living. Rear
stairs 70 spacious ienceo-in lawns
for safe play. Plumbing In kitchen
Tor washing p n s. outside
drying. individual storage lockers,
building wired for air conditiouerE-
Short walk TO two Hare bus lines.
shoppinG center school and theater
Oh-sIreet parking. Good Hope Kills
IS west Of Naylor I'd, In vicinity o.
10Th g. sc. Rental Office open
daily between 10 an. and $40 pm.
wkVERLY Taylor, nc.
G EOR WN-Attrac. effie.
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PHONE SS8-781O
noTFT- TonN-KnRH

HOTEL JOHN KILPEN
Single, sd-se.s0 day, S20-S47 wk. Dou.
BILE, ISll day, Sl0-s55 VIZ. Add 50
wk. for 2 meals daily. 1910 ASH
MEAD, Phone 462-433e. Off Conn.
aUa - Kalorarn. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
CAIRO HOTEL

Complete Hotel Service
Rooms with ~ From SIS week.
lel5 Cue s.. NV. Ho. 2-7lol
CATHEDRAL AVE q CONN. Nice
bedrm. and shower, pvt, Jewish
home. Young man. AID. l-i73o.
CATHOLIC HOME for young girls.
Nicely furn. room, kit. and laundry
facil. RIA. 1884.
CHRISTIAN AID ULTS, col. Rms,
also bsmt. apt. Kit. priv. Quiet
neigh. Cow. transp. Refs, l26-sel2.
COLUMBIA RD., te5t-sll.50 wk.,
Clean warm sgle. rms dbles., Sl7.
showers, color TVs 10 min. dntn.,
bus. parking. Men only. AID. l-l35o.
CONN. AVE. VIC Beaut. RIM,
bath. Pvt. Christian home. Choice
loo. gentlemen. Wo. 6-7SS9.
CONN. AVE. VIC. ISIS Alton pl.
n.w.-Men only, COW. 10 stores,
transp.s Hot Sh0ppes. EN-. 7-sel4
CONNECTICUT AVENU E-Fur-
nished room with kitchen privileg-
es, parking. Cali 2A4-5l33.
ONN.-cATHEDRAL AVE. Comior.
table quiet rTn., empl. man, semi
pvt. bath, prkg. HU. 3-e6e4.
DOWNTOWN blocks from White
House. The Manchester Inn, Ia26 NJ
81. NV. Washington's finest Guest
House Is making a special Offering
OF a number OF nicely furnished
rooms with daily maid, linen and
PIX Service 10 refined, quiet, per-
manent guest at S75 weekly.
FINE ROOM, private bath, near bus
reduced, 70 fine gent, non-smoker
Call RIA. 6-31el
CA. AND ALASKA VIC. LILO veI,
nm. in Jewish home for youni
lady. Mr.. transp. New furn. RA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06

CAPITOL HILL bedrms., air
eond, Just restored, z blka. IRON
fffzGERLALD PROPERTIES
Pc. san IL b-gso5
HILL-Beaufiid modern
apis. New bldg. z blks. Senate.
Carpeted halls locked front doors
and lntercom system from Sis An
DAY sat, 10 . pm. Sunday. CITY
DNELLERS, NC. II. 7-zs6s.
CAPITOL HILL
200 Seward Square Sc.
4 rms. ulfurn-, SIS mo. See caretak-
er al 100 Penna. ave. Sc, base
ment apt.
Wash. HOUSING CORP.
VI n y. NV. Ma. sal
CAP. HILL-LEe. efficiency, close 70
shop transp.s immed. occupancy.
Sc. d. l-450o.
CAPITOL HILL bedrm-, liv. nm,
dineite, kitchen, bath, newly decor.
-
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APTs FURHIsEED-D. Q.

W00DLEY PARK. N.W.-Newb
qec. enc Pvt; batAs cempL HI,
dlnetie. J closets. co. $3.50.
4o2s D 81. S-E.-Aval 10 empi
couple or single person. Attrac-
tive. newly decorated 2-rm. base
ment apt. IN semi-detached brick
nome PFt entr, $50 NO. incl
iSTH 81, M. Woodner-5 rns-. al.
nettes III. and bath, fireplace, pa
10 most attractive. for courle
sl5s. 13%l3sl.
i1l7 r ST. N.W.-ModeFn doITS50sir
elevator buiIdinE, beautifully fur.
niSneds bachelor apt, t7S Efnc-
encys sos, l-bedrm.s Sl3s, incl. al
litls. Apply res. mgr. P0RETSKY
is5e NEWTON 81. NW.-FUr1- sUl
for neat men. SIS mo. DU. 7-g73i.
iszs MONROE 81; MI m, nj.
inels. an utils. Call DU. I-Ofsz.
5e1s lsTH 81. NV m. efic
uitls- incl. s92-so mo. See caretak-
eT, bsmt, apt. Adults only.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
~ n 81. NV. Ma. e-teie
i77o 1iST STREET NV.
The WESTERLY-ELEV. BLDG.
rooms. Kitchen porch and bath,
furnished, Sl35 mo-, utilities inciud-
ed. See caretakers basement apt,
l332 7isi. NV.
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
81 n ST. NV. Ma. e-1ts
SIS Iith ST, N.W.-Neat i-m.
apt, nr, transp. and shopping. An
ui1ls- working eple. only. No chill
dren. DU. 7-6671.
400 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-Attractivs
nv. I'M. din. rm-, bedrm-s ht.s
pantry bath, beaut. furn. Newly
decor. OPEN Sun. z III 2. AUEH-
B ACE 4 Co. RA. 3-6ss7. DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
ROOMS FURHIsHED-N.W.
HOTEL

ai-hr. elev. and switchboard, din.
rm. Transient 81 day up. Perm.
ell.so week, Sgl., dbl. s21 VIZ. HU.
3-6ll6s 1902 l6th 81. NV.
ADJ. G.W.u.-TV in your room,
refgr., grill, pvt. entr., sl5-Slq. 607
End NV. Re. e-62l4.
AREA DUPONT CIRCLE
WESTMINSTER HOTEL
Rooms with running water, elev.
SCI. SASS wkiy. Dbl, S20-S75
wkly. Few with refrigerator. Daily,
s4-s6. 1907 l1th 81. NV.
BASEMENT RM. with pvt. bath and
entr. Refgr. Clean for empl gentle
man. $50 per mo. EN-. 3-eSsl.
BE MY GUEST-Accom., pvt. bath,
run. water, TN, refgr., transp.,
many loo. Also SIN. apt. DU. 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

Creek" A widowed mine owner defes
Marshal Raglan and striking miners BY
importing labor gang and gunsIlngers
Mercedes Mccambrid9e stars tRepeat.l
q TO TELL THE TRUTH.
Quiz. Bud cOlIyer. me-
800 q I'VE GOT A SECRET.
Quiz. Garry Moore. host
$50 @ GAINS HUNDRED.
Crime. Hour. tRepeat.)
q AS CAESAR SEES IT.
Special. Caesars comedy sketches will
include couple with Flnk-side seats at
hockey game. drawing room musicale
and cOurtship years ago.
q the LUCY SHOW.
Comedy. Needing money to buy her son
a birthday bicycle. Lucy bluffs herself
into a temporary stenographic job for
lawyer. (Repeat)
900 q ST0NEY BURKE.
Adventure. ! Hour "eold-Plate5 Nav
erick." Stoney (Jaek Lord takes a wild
lad under his wing in an attempt to
"'oNS q ttoit oab " UtHt. SOtht LoISli dH1
Michael Anderson. IT,, are featured
(Repeatl
q DANNY THOMAS SHOW.
Comedy. While driving through the
countryside outside london. a local
character invites Danny to hunt pheasant
and grouse with him. Jimmy Edwards is
featured fRepeatl
$50 q ART LINKLETTER SHOW.
Panel
@ CALL Mr.. D.
Crime. David Jansen stars. lRepeat)
q ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW.
Comedy. Sheriff Taylor tAndy Griffith
learns that a man whom he once
arrested In the course Of a robbery is
coming to town to see him. Leo Gordon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
JEAN ALAN
PATIO" RUGS

Patio rugs by Jean Alan with lux
urious deep nyon pile and low pile
loops that give q brick tile effect.
Floor-hueeins backs of no-skid
lote& Blue, rose, yellow, white,
black. pink, mint green, beige, an
tique gold, orange, Bristol blue,
verdion green or Siomese pink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21
BELGIAN LINEN
SCARFS AND CLOTHS

Imported Belgian linen seorfs and
cloths in noturol color with fine
hond-drown work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01


pie is simply playing with
atomic fire"
This apparently is a refer
ence to the Soviet Unions an
nounced vow to defend Cuba
against any attack.
The Venezuela government
of President Romulo Betan-
court announced a large cache
of arms was found in Vene-
zuela's Falcon State and United
States and Venezuelan officials
said the arms came from Cuba
for use by the pro-Communist
Armed Forces for National
Liberation CFALN to scuttle
Venezuela's presidential cleo
ton tomorrow.
Coarse Trick Charged
That assumed discovery of
arms and the accusation that
Cuba sent them is a coarse
trick which our country fatty
rejects" said the newspaper FL
Mundo. The Cuban state, as
our government has repeatedly
said, maintains a policy Of
strict respect for the sovereign
ty Of states and does not inter-
vene in their internal affairs"
Revolution was vitriolic in
denunciations of Betancourt
and the United States.
1t called Mr.. Betancourt q
great dragon Birchist i'm
perialiSm's chum NelSonI
Rockefeller's harlot."
(The reference was to the
ultra conservative John Birch
Society,"
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of
New York is a friend Of Mr..
'Betancourt and his family has
holdings in Venezuela.
Climate Called Hysterical
Revolution said the events
since President John F. Ken
nedy's assassination have led
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
Actor Robinson
To Be Honored

Actor Edward G.. Robinson
will be honored at the Eleanor
Roosevelt Humanities Award
dinner at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel December 8 at 6 pm.
Supreme Court Justice Will
liam o. Douglas will head the
honorary committee for the
dinner. David Lloyd Kreeger.
vice president Of Government
Employees Insurance Co., is
chairman Of the event.
Elliott Roosevelt, son Of the
late President and Mrs. Roose-
welt, will present the award to
Mr.. Robinson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01
VENEZUELA
Election Will Go On
In Spite of Threats

Continued From Page Al
tacks into streets in an attempt
to keep motorists at home. But
soon afterward street cleaners
went into operation. scooping
most Of them up. Motorists be-
gan appearing in heavy num-
bers by noon-many with
brooms and tree branches at
tached to their front bumpers
to sweep away remaining tacks.
In separate parts Of the city.
terrorists halted two buses, Or
dered their passengers out and
set the vehicles afire. A third
bus was burned as it stood
parked and empty.
But the central parts Of Ca
racas buzzed with activity.
Housewives streamed into
stores and supermarkets to do
their weekend shopping.
Traffic picked up in the aft
ernoon after appearing slightly
below normal during the morn
ing.
About 10000 police, REIN
forced by national guard
troops. were deployed through
out this capital. An estimated
10000 other troops were sta
toned at polling places
throughout the nation.
Tension grew yesterday will
a government disclosure 1t hat
uncovered a huge cache o
arms on the Paraguana PENN
sula in guerrilla infested Fal
con State in the West. United
States and Venezuelan officials
said the arms came from Cuba
We ezuela plans to lodge ar
official charge Of aggression
against Cuba before the Organ.
ization Of American States In
Washington Tuesday. The
United States Joined the Be-
tancourt government In de-
m nding stricter measures
against the regime Of Phim e
Minister Fidel Castro.
On Wednesday, FALN terror
lists kidnapped Col. James K
Chenault, deputy chief of the
U. S. military aid mission to
Venezuela, and now were de-
manding the release of II
terrorist prisoner as ransom
Officials expressed the belief
however. that the terrorists
would release Col. Chenault
after the election.
OF the seven candidates, the
front-runner is Mr.. Leoni Of
Mr.. Betancourt's Democratic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-01

I Action Party. known here by its
Spanish initials AID. He is a
supporter Of Mr.. Betancourt's
policy Of working closely with
the United States in opposing
the Castro regime. Mr.. Betan-
court has become Mr.. Castro's
worst enemy in Latin America.
Mr.. Betancourt has barred
from the election the Commun-
lists, who polled five per cent of
the vote in the 1858 election,
and their allies, the Movement
Of the Revolutionary Left
mir.
For this reason, the COM
munistS and MIR have brand
ed the election q fraud and in
addition to their terroristic tao
tics distributed pamphlets call
ing for an election boycott.
The propaganda Of Cuba and
the FALN pictures Venezuela
as being clutched in the fist of
American oil dollars. It says
the people - with one Of the
highest standards Of living in
Latin Enthusiastically are
suppressed and really desire a
Castro-style revolution.
In addition to ADS Leoni,
the other candidates seeking
the presidency are:
Jovito Villalba Of the Repub-
lican Dem cratic Union
(URD). an old AID rival.
Arturo Uslar Pietri. veal
thy intellectual and former
: professor at New York's Column
bia University, who is running
strongly in Caracas as an indie
pendent backed by q cluster OF
small parties.
Rafael Caldera, whose Social
Christians remained in q gov
eminent coalition with Mr.. Be-
tancourt.
wolfgang Larrazabel, who
headed the junta which gov
erned after the custer Of dicta-
tor Marcos Perez Jimenez In
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to a "hysterical climate against
Cuba"
It said the Venezuelan
charges had a threefold pur-
pose:
To launch an attack against
Cuba.
To divert world attention
away from the irregularities
and justified suspicious sur
rounding Kennedy's assassina-
ton"
To divert world attention
from the electoral farce tax
ing place tomorrow in Vene-
zuela."
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January. 1858. He placed sec
ond to Mr.. Betancourt in the
1858 balloting.
Raul Ramos Gimenez, leader
of q group that splintered from
the AID.
German Borregales. a righ-
fist.
Like Mr.. Betancourt, Mr..
Leoni's strength lies among the
peasants in the villages and
farms of the Venezuelan inter-
ior.
For the 100000 registered
voters. there have been no
burning issues sharply dividing
the candidates. All except Mr..
Borregales are left Of center,
like Mr.. Betancourt.