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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-17
Albania New Becker
Of Pekinq's U. N. Bid

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y,
Sept. II (AP).-Albania for
mally proposed today that the
U. N. General Assembly con-
slider once more the seating of
Red China.
The move reflected the split
in the Communist bloc. In the
past, the Soviet Union has
taken the lead in sponsoring
admission of the Picking re-
gime. Albania has lined up
with the Chinese Communists
in the Moscow-Peking split.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-17
CRIME
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session of hand guns by ire
sponsible and criminally mo-
tivated individuals" he said
Shootings repeatedly occur
because of weapons kept in
homes, the letter said. District
police between September, 1862
ard March, 1868, seized 334
hand guns in making various
arrests.
Current law permits anyone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-17

nOA44fA hOMG O1Gt malay sid
Sept. II (AP).-Newly born
Malaysia severed dimplomatic
relations today with its two
largest neighbors, hostile In
donesia and the unfriendly
Philippines. A screaming, rock
throwing mob stormed the In
donesia Embassy here.
The anti-Indonesian vio-
lence broke out shortly before
Malaysia's one day : old gov
eminent announced the break
in relations.
More than 1000 Malays
marched on the Indonesian
Embassy and 200 surged into
the Embassy grounds. They
set fire to one building,
smashed windows and fur
niture, tore up a picture Of
IndoneSian President Sukarno
and denounced him as a liar.
The riot was revenge for a
similar mob action yesterday
against the Malaysian En-
baSsy in Jakarta, the Indo-
nesian capital.
Indonesia bitterly opposes
the British-sponsored Fedora
ton of Malaysia union of
Malaga, Singapore, Sarawak
and North Borneo launched at
midnight Sunday. All are for
mer British colonies.
No one was injured in the
35-minute demonstration here.
Riot police, armed with clubs,
rifles and tear gas, made little
attempt to break up the melee
with force. But police kept
demonstrators from crashing
through the main embassy gate.
There was little doubt the
demonstration had unofficial
government backing. Police Of
ficers told their men, Don't
shoot under any circum-
stances"
Some demonstrators hurled
packs of exploding firecrackers
at police as others broke
through an auxiliary gate. Ten
reached the empty embassy
flagpole, raised the Malaysian
flag and minutes later brought
it back down.
Building Set Afire
They set fire to an Indoncsian
consular building, but the
blaze was quickly extinguished
without much damage. The
rioters pulled up shrubs and
flowers in the embassy grounds
and tossed them into a fish
pond ut the front of the en-
bassy or into the consular
building.
Prince Abdul Rahman, NAL
aysia's prime minister, said in
a statement his government
took its diplomatic action be-
cause IndoneSia has broken off
diplomatic relations with NAL
aysia without any apparent
reason. We have no choice but
to do likewise and to recall our
ambassador and the embassy
staff"
Technically, Indonesia simply
refused to recognize Malaysia
while recognizing Malaga.
Prince Rahman was prime
minister of independent Ma
laya before its incorporation
into the federation.
He said the Philippines had
asked that the Philippine en-
bassy be reduced to consulate
status. Prince Rahman called
the request unacceptable and
recalled his ambassador from
Manila.
In Jakarta, Indonesian gov
eminent and military leaders
affirmed their full support Of
President Sukarno's so-called
policy Of conformation against
Malaysia.
The Sukarno government,
which is believed to have de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-17
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, 1963-11-09
~ Oral ROBERTS

to forget to thank Him for an
sWering my prayer.
What was your prayer, Som?
asked the preacher.
That Jesus would bring my
daddy back to me safe and
sound. And He didI'
The boy who took time to
pray everyday to ask God to
bring his daddy back did not
forget, when his prayer was an
swered, to thank God for the
blessing he received.
Are we as thoughtful Do we
forget to give God thanks for
the things He does for usP
Here is a lesson for each Of
US. The way Of answered prayer
is a two-way street; when we
bless God with our praise, our
love and our thanksgiving, He
blesses us with our hearts de-
sires. We must never take God
for granted, but always thank
Him for His many blessings.
People cannot be completely
thankful without showing that
thankfulness. Thankfulness is
like age-it cannot be hidden.
The boy showed that he appre-
ciated the giver more than the
gift. He expressed his thanks.
When we express our thanks
to God for His goodness, we
make certain that our thanks
will not. die from neglect. Being
thankful is one important way
which we can repay the Lord.
, 1963-11-09
1EMa4
! ABUNDANT LIFE
GIVE GOD THE CREDIT!

It is one thing to ask God to
help you out Of a tight spot. II
is quite another to remember
to thank Him for His help.
We should never forget to
express our thanks when God
gives His assistance when we
have a p-roblem-whether it be
financial, spiritual, material or
physical.
Once during World War II,
when fighting was raging in.
Northern France, the minister Of
a small church in a coastal vii
lage noticed that a little boy
kept coming in to pray each day
at noon. He came day after day
for two entire weeks. He would
quietly enter the church, kneel
before the altar, look toward
heaven. Then, after a few mo-
ments on his knees, he would
rise, stand for a few seconds
looking at a large portrait Of
Jesus. He would then silently
tiptoe out.
The minister could withhold
his curiosity no longer. One day
he interrupted the boys prayers.
Son. he said kindly, do you
need helpp Can ! help your?
4Sir, I've already been helped,
thank YOU" the boy said turning
a tear-stained face to the minis
ter. you see, I'm here to thank
the One who helped me-that's
Him there-Jesus. | didn't want
, 1963-11-09
LOST

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Sun Glasses in Frederiksted
on November 9Th. In vicinity
eli Miguel's, La Croix Laun7
dry, White Sail Laundry, etc.
Reward: Call 772-O179
, 1963-11-09
QUESTIONS


Did you see the coral paint the
sun
Sprayed on massing clouds at
dawn?
Did you spy a doe sneak through
the brush,
Followed close BY spotted fawn /?
Did you hear the waves complain
to rocks
Tumbled off the cliff into the
sea?
Did you waken through the
stormy night
Needing rain and roof made.
tympani
Did you smell the salty tang Of.
spray.
Seeming air around the dock
Did you catch the ecstacy of
jasmine
While night passed the tower
clock ?
Did you feel fresh gratitude for
shade
Ancient walls ~bequeathed your
face
Did you hold an iced-flled glass
OF juice
Thankful for its touch in trcpic
place /?
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Research Corp.
Adds Two to Staff

Real Estate Research Corp.
has added two analysts to its
Washington staff, Donald C.
McCandIess, director of the
Washington office, has an
nounced.
They are Jack Ben-Rubin,
former senior economist and
statistician of the New York
State Division of Housing and
Community Renewal, and A.
B. Virkler Legate, former ad-
ministrative assistant to Rep
resentative Morse, Republic
can of Massachusetts,.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Coates Reminds
On Oeeon City

Lloyd r. Coates has issued
a reminder to members Of
Maryland Boards Of Realtors
that the Ocean City Confer
ence Of the Maryland Real
Estate Association will be
held June 16 to 10.
Mr.. Coates, a past presi-
dent of the Prince Georges
County Board of Realtors, is
serving as chairman Of this
years conference.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Property Managers Elect R. {. Green

Inc, and George OIeair, pres
ident of Maryland Sales g.
Appraisals Co., Inc, have
announced merger of their
companies.
Their combined facilities
will have one office at 5639
Annapolis road, Bladensburg.
The Prince Georges firm was
founded in l94l and Mary
land Sales dates to 1859.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Virsinions Honor
Arlington EdueatoF

Paul ]. Hartman, super
visor of distributive educa-
ton in the Arlington Public
Schools. this week was hon.
ored by the Northern Vir-
ginia Board of Realtors for
his aid in furthering train
ing Of men and women in
the realty field.
Mr.. Hartman was present.
ed a certificate "in recogni-
ton of his outstanding con-
tribution to learning in the
field of real estate"
In his three years with the
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Commission Plans
Realty Study Course

The District of Columbia
Real Estate Commission will
hold its next pre-examina- :
ton study course at 9 am.
Tuesday in the auditorium
of the Washington Gas Light
Co., 100 H street NV.
The commission also issued
a reminder that only persons
who have attended the course
will be allowed to take the
licensing examination the
following day at 10 am. in
the same place.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
CoIquitt Moves
To New Offices

Julian H. COIquitt, presi-
dent Of Colquitt Realty, Inc,
has announced the firms
move to new and larger quar-
ters in the East-West Build
ing, 4502 East-West highway,
Bethesda.
At the same time. Mr.. Col
quit announced the firms
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Independent Brokers
To Elect Officers

The Independent Real Es-
tate Brokers Association Of
Virginia will elect officers for
the coming year during a
meeting at 8 pm. June 5 at
the Coca Cola Plant, 54Ol
Seminary road, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

Arlington schools, Mr.. Hart
man has taken the lead in
organizing classes for en-
ployes of realty firms. More
than 1900 people have taken
these courses in the three
years they have been offered.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Appraisers Society
Elects Johnson

Earle v. johnson, deputy
director of one Of the Gen.
eral Services Administrators
appraisal staffs, was elected
president of the Washington
Chapter of the Society Of
Real Estate Appraisers dur
ing it's May meeting.
Others elected include Rob-
ert Jones, first vice president;
Richard w. Israel, second
vice president, and Edward
T. Briner, secretary.
Newly-elected directors are
Richard Sinclair, Joseph l..
DOnnelly and Albert Towers.
Edward J. Kyle, past presi-
dent, will be an eX-officio
member of the board.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Young Marks
45th Anniversary

Elton F. Young, vice pres
ident and assistant secretary
of Shannon & Luchs Co., is
celebrating his 45th anniver-
sary with the firm for which
he speclalizes in business
property leasing.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

selection by Aurell Construc-
ton Co., Inc, to be exclusive
sales agent for 80 new homes
In the Wildwood Manor sub
division.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Paramount
Opening Branch

Paramount Sales, Inc, of
Chillum, Md, will open a
branch office at 1901 An
napolis road, Landover Hills,
Md, next Saturday, E. w.
(Pete) Peterson, president,
has announced.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Realty Revue

Richard E. Green, vice
president of the Berens Com
panies, has been elected pres
ident of the Property Man
agement Association, sue
ceeding Jesse T. Duiguid, the
association announced this
week.
Mr.. Green is a member OF
the Institute Of Real Estate
MANAGEMENT, a director OF
the Building owners and
Managers Association, a
member of the Property
MANAGEMENT Committee of
the Washington Board Of
Realtors and of the Northern
Virginia Apartment owners
Association.
Other officers elected by
the association are Daniel
SummerfOrd, first vice pres
ident; Melvin Love, second
vice president; II. r. Burn
side, secretary; Harry r.
Statham, treasurer, and
Homer S. ScrutOn, sergeant
at arms.
Directors named, in sddi-
ton to the officers, are Al
bert Parker, Samuel Mug
mon, Chester T. Musselwhite
and Asher Viente.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
ReoItoFS Set
Spring Meeting

The National Association
Of Real Estate Boards will
hold its spring meeting next
Thursday through June 4
in Chicago.
The meetings at the Drake
and Knickerbocker Hotels
will include sessions of four
NAREB affiliates. the Ameri-
can Institute Of Real Estate
Appraisers, the Institute of
Real Estate Management, the
National Institute of Farm
and Land Brokers and the
Women's Council.
The spring sessions have
been timed to overlap the
XIV Congress Of the Inter-
national Real Estate Fedora
ton which will be held Tues
day to next Saturday in Chi
cago and is expected to at
tract more than 800 dele
gates from 20 countries Of
the Free World. The congress
is the first of the interna-
tional meetings ever held out
side Europe
Film Given
Roads Bureau
Joseph ii. Smith, executive
vice president of the Ameri-
can Land Title Association,
this week presented a print
of the associations movie,
"A Place Under the Sum-" to
the office of Right of Way
and Location of the Bureau
of Public Roads.
The movie, which was
awarded first prize at the
1862 American Festival in
New York, illustrates the pit
falls which may be encount-
cred by a purchaser of real
estate unless his interest is
fully protected.
Beniomin, oIeoir
Merge Companies
w. L. Benjamin, president
of Prince Georges Properties,
Evening star., 1963-05-25

BETHEspA-BRADLET HILLs-IsT OFFERING
Z1oers lot idsolY loeaied OF end Of privote eovr,
0yaiY lectures obUndon' in this oil brek center ho
split level Very 'PoeioUs bedrooms Ul boihs plus powder
foom sePorote dining room. fepose living room fully
sqvipped Kitchen ~lobs spoee. 27H rec room saraes
tvll basement, 3oday possession. NJ Rodnor temenory
Bradsy Blvd 10 pVbin Rd LETT 10 Dvrbn Ts left 10 1908
Evening star., 1963-05-25

ROCK CREEK HILLS ONLY A FEW Left
group Of distinctive bilsyo fomblets coloniol Style
homes In wooded setting iyn Of Roek Greek Pork All
ssnifalY or conditioned. bedrooms. fvll boihi mos,
ynvivol fully savpped Kitchens, heplossi. center hol
snionse poneed fomiY Foom, gafagei UnUsyal poiiot
and stone woks In this essseni community, only s4o9o
Open Saturday, 10 SUndoY. ~. Drive ov Conn Ave oboU
"a miles post covnba Country Club turn right Dvnns
lone tvii post lafhToni Elementary Sshoon, Va bo ond
fahi on Bauol lane 10 model homes,
Evening star., 1963-05-25

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-REDUcED TO S26,7 $50.
S24. 100 lH TRUST AVAILABLE, OWNER LEAV-
ING, WANTS IMMEDIATE SALE. WE WILL SUB
NIT FHA OR VA CONTRACT. BEDROOMS AND
FULL BATHS. ! both on eosh level q bedrooms ore
~ H. longl lowest level hos 5ih bedroom dsn fomly
Sposovs living with frepoee. seporoe dining
room. modern electric kitchen with iobls spoes. lose
screened porch off living ooross, off street parking
for Full bossmsnt. Neof Schools three blocks 10
ironspoF'aon. Assume 4I2oo oan Impressive ondseopsd
oi with spacious ploy Open Sundoy. 10. DIR Out
Conn Ave Jones Bridge Rd, right 37 blocks TO o349 OF
OF Walnut Hill Rd,
Evening star., 1963-05-25

BETHESDA -ftRNwooo PARE-ts,, yso, ~. had man,
reqOeah for this desabls model but We could moi deliver
Now we hove lew Tor delivery In June on excellent
wooded lots. The lectures ntlUdsi taaons center ha
front ond iiof~oyt from fony room level 70
living room level bedrooms level, ava hsaUilivl
baiht eofaqe, oil electric Kitchen with ufae tabs ,paes
tfepoee in ponsled family room and folly tiled bossmsn
Custom features include sturdy plo,sr wol, SJl550 Also
open SelviJer 10 SggdeE ~ DR. oVi Bfodlsy svd 70
tsfnuood Rd right block 70 stop sign, Cfssnfss Rd
and beer lsf fsfnwood Rd. approximately | nls 10
lnglsmefe Drive and left 10 model homes.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
OLD dARM
MOnhOse Road, Montgomery County, Maryland

The ground thut lies MOne Rood uud Tuckermun Lane the
ground composed Of Chester Manor loom
ground hut earlier given such wonderful Wheel
Of Fortune Abns Discomfort Scruggs H Resurey Of Miles Dis
and viii Not Yet Will the ground that completely
with the usht ash and hickory the fsrnt sosuus
une block wolnut and oil the worried coored ouks black
red the white which the sound building moeru Of them O the
ground thOt 1882 the hu STOnted George cce
first Lord Of Btmore by chore Of England the ground ot 1910
hod hove so Of the ground hu in 1910 you did
need the ground thot in 1862 mpepb
felt the hOOf beats Of COL b Suuts eu0Y horses posing quietly
under nights along the Rockville Pike the ground that Offered
its hubons food clothing and shelter only shelter
and finally only SHELTER the ground ot hos been fought
and loved the ground thot is oil OF these things
there today True thin layer Of topsO bottom Of
Chesapeake Boy Of its elsewhere but
the ground is still the e
sosho Form North through
o few 0 the
Old III dut l7I7lo
Our 'i"s ;:s il. !; q: '...' ''% ;';::. sc; priced z
by KETTLER BROTHERS.sAs
Model Homes Furnished BY The Croft Shop cois.bas Naylspd
Evening star., 1963-05-25
NORTH BETHESDA
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY

One Of the most spectacuIarIy beautiful
natural settings i'm all of Montgomery
County.
Minutes by freeWay from Northwest
Washington and Northern Virginia.
Q Served by Walter johnson High School.
North Bethesda Jr. High and FernwOOd
Elementary.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
1928 Northampton Street NV.

Spocous cener-ho Colonial with large living room seporote
dining and den first floor bedrooms both up. Full
boseent Bu-n garage In Blessed Socronent Porh JUST
! BLOCK FROM LAFAYETTE SCHOOL. Most realistically
priced OF S2795o with flexible financing. Eues. Mr. Merry
field EN- 2-2545.
TO REAcH Northampton
Conn Ave, right Nebaku left Nevada Ave- Northampton ST.
and right sign.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Film Given
Roads Bureau

Benjamin, oIeoir
Merge Companies
w. L. Benjamin, president
Of Prince Georges Properties,
Evening star., 1963-05-25

57I2 26th Street NV.
First opening Of beautiful custombu split level CENTRALLY
AIR CONDITIONED, reception hail. living room, separate
dining room. bedrooms, boths, finished dormoy roon
deluxe Kitchen screened porch poneed cubroom basement
buin oorooe. Lovely oorden Immaculate condition. Excel
lent finoncng. Low 4os. Ewes, Mr.. Couehn AD 232e3.
TO REACH Nebraska right Nebraska
Rhenhouss, right Va block 26ih ST., right house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
2'x3' Size Rug
4.299

Lustrous piled yons from the looms of AIdon Mil
heavy royon coNed for the look and feel Of luxury Eosi
machine washable and dyobIe Choose Ivory. Sondo
wood, Pink, Amethyst Teal. Red. Turquoise. Gold Az
codo Matching 27x48" 7.49; 3x5'. 1879; 4S6' 1919
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Evening star., 1963-05-05

an "Orientation Program" to
reacquaint us with the various
muscles and what they can be
expected to do.
This is a series Of mild set
ting-up exercises, like Stretch
TOWARD Toes, Half Knee
Bend. Shoulders Back and An
kle Stretch. There's no Eyeball
Roll, or Finger Flex. but you
get the idea.
Almost anyone can get
through this part without so
much as a mild palpitation,
When I finished, sweating
only profusely, the wife said,
You look awful. Why don't
you lie down for a while?"D
All in all, it was, as the
books authors say, "a reward
ing adventure. l had to admit
it made me look, feel and
work better; enjoy life more
Zestfully."
Did you really do all these
exercises" asked an office
skeptic.
Maybe I didn't make myself
clear. I didn't do the exercises:
You think I'm crazy? All l did
was read the book.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

for the post which will be va
Gated May 81 by the retirement
of Postmaster Thomas Simp-
son.
The job pays $500 a year to
start but increments raise the
salary to $1,000 or $l2.OOB.
Senator Snyder was first
elected to the Maryland Senate
in 1858 and now is serving his
second term.
There have been about 10
applicants for the post, includ-
ing Winslow BurhanS, Hagers-
towns Democratic mayor; Her.
bert w. McElwee, who resigned
from the House of Delegates
last month, and three members
of the Democratic committee.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
New Frontier Book
Details Body BuiIdup

run in place and hop, jump
ing jack style. for six minutes.
How all this fits into a "a
hour day is never explained)
Before your wife sends out
for a resuscitator, it's only fair
to explain that Level Five is
the level "at which champion
athletes function" Unless you'-
re expecting a Cabinet appoint
ment, you can probably afford
to stop at Level Three, which
involves only 20 Sit-ups, IA
Sprinting Starts, 20 Push-ups
without hand clap and a
walk-run Of 1l2 miles, among
other things. These can prob
ably be negotiated by the av-
erage American without much
more than a painful throbbing
in the temples.
(My pulse rate hit 100, and
there was a slight feeling of
construction in the chest, as if
a file cabinet lay on it,
For the real cream puffs.
whose sporting activities are
normally confined to the Match
Game, the fitness book offers
Evening star., 1963-05-05
FITNESS
Continued From Page Al

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ness development, could turn
your hair white.
cat Level Five, if you must
know, a man is supposed to be
able to do 80 each of such in
credible feats as the Toe Touch
Twist and Bend, Sitting
Stretch dumping the fore
head on alternate outstretched
knees. Sit-up. Leg Raiser,
Sprinting Start and Push-up
Hand Clap.
Of you think I'm making
up that last one., here is the
official description, starting
from the traditional push-up
position balanced on hands and
toes:
C"Count l. Keeping body
straight, bend elbows to touch
chest to floor. Count 2. Push
off floor and clap hands while
returning to starting position. ="
Count 3. Spit out fragments of
teeth and rug.
Uevel Five men are also sup
posed to be able to jog three
miles, skip rope six minutes or
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Maryland Senator
Seen Assured of
Postmaster Job

HAGERSTOWN, Md. May 4
(AP).-The Washington Coun-
ty Democratic Committee an
nounced yesterday it is recon-
mending State Senator George
E. Snyder for the Hagerstown
postmastership.
The action is considered tam
tamount to appointment,
Senator Snyder, 34-year-old
manager of a wholesale Ice
cream business, said last Thurs
day that he was a candidate
Evening star., 1963-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs. James c.
Bayne, of 1901 Twenty
first street NE, cele-
brated their 50th we'd
ding anniversary yeSter-
day. Mr.. Bayne is retired
from the Washington Ter
minal where he worked
as an electrician. The
couple has s children, 22
grandchildren and 10
great-grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Nurses Salute
To Be Theme

The Woman's Auxiliary to
the Montgomery County
Medical Society will hold a
luncheon and fashion show
with the theme Salute to
Nurses" January 81 at the
International Inn. DR.. Luther
Terry, Surgeon General,
United States Public Health
Service. will be an honored
guest.
Mrs. Marvin Kolkin Is
chairman of this traditional
benefit which provides a
scholarship for a nursing
student, a loan fund for
medical students at the Uni
versity Of Maryland, subsi-
dies a scholarship for high
school students sponsored by
the Montgomery County TB
and Heart Association and
also gives a donation to the
Montgomery County PSYCHE
atric Clinic.