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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-27
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FIRST RAcE-Pgrss 5000; sIninins $4,000; 4
year-oldk and up: Ia miles.

WHITE LABEL vas winner in last race and
should repeat THESPIAN hot White Labels
heels In their last meeting OLE kEL. eampaEner
rates . spot.
SECOND EACE-Purs. 5000. claiming Css,soOI; A.
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DAILY DOUBLE 1-s) $3.50

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Galdrum (DiavOlikis) 500 4.10
Sheer Blue (RistOn) 3.10
Larrys Magic, Ozarkian, Music
Drama, Miss Keystone Shoot to KIN.
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Right Here DaVid'n) 1880 50 4.(lO
Ionites The Mite (RistOn) SEQ $50
1t. Edw. KamDel (SoIlars) lO.O0
Soil Steward, Northern Code, or,
skim Skew. Chuck's Glider, Third
Snow. Certainly Blue Time, I:43K,
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2d-S1 100; 2-yr.; cling; 3h fur.
Next First L'y (smith) 500 220 2.2O
River Goddess (Donnelly) $50 2.40
Aftereee EsplnOsal 260
Monte'S Petite, Mono Lea, Fido
Murphy. Three rs. Roxbury Road.
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e. Crystal (S0lIsPs) 1920 $40 800
| Ten Penny (Small) 3.2O eco
DOdgem (DisVOlikis) ESQ
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By the Associated Presa

a Kern ble-Smith-VirEa entry.
ks. XIX z. xxx 10 pounds apprentices
allowance claimed.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
BUSINESS SERVICES
MIscELLAMEous FOR SALE

ADDING MACH. S35. Also late
model cleo, good cond. and new
1O-key elec. with sub. OIL. 2-03l3.
ADDING MACH, typewriter repair
ing, al makes, save, est. given
free. 200 18th NV. RE. 7-2s2s.
ADDING MACHINES : New REM
tngton electric 10 key. SIS. so.
others from $50 up. Guaranteed.
Trade-ins accepted. Rentals. re-
pairs. all makes. CENTRAL. o23
18th st. NV.
ADDREssOGRAPH. elec.. with cab
Evening star., 1963-02-07

AHsOs HoNhTu bhluWlu. bplnet,
walnut, like new. $500. Call g3i-
PIANOs-Discount prices and oniy
ments At the PIANO MART
lob 7th Ct. nv. (Phone ST. g.
h3nO) and 5i69 Lee highway,
Arlington phone 638-6s21l, },
Large selection OF new and used
spinets and consoles in . wide
variety Of finishes and styles
ArllnEton store open sveninss.
PIANOS; INC. = For bsginnsrs.
81 per mo. l622 Lee hwy, All.
PIIAN0s. IaS. NcS=us.d 'pinst.. saas
4b22 Lee hwy. 524-eli0.
PIANO, 1925. wurlitEer spinet, full
keyboard. IA. 10000. ewes, kE
H-67gO.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
RELP WOMEN
RECEPTIONIsT PIX allow, tvnin

RECEPTIONIsT. PIX. slow tipping,
young, vic. Takoma Park. $500.
Receptionist-typist, doctors office,
Silver Spring. $3.50. HAGdERTY
EMPL. AGENCY, s4s5 Fenton ST.,
Silver Spring, JU. S-6464.
REcEPT.-S75. Type as words per
min. EMPIRE EMPL.. 1916 Conn.
ave. NV, Room $40, NO. 7-6110.
RECEPTIONIsT TYPIST. over 25,
for real estate MANAGEMENT firm.
Must be good typist and have
pleasing telephone manner. b-day
week good salary and pleasant
working conditions. Call Mr..
LOVE. RE. 7-52O6 bet. 3-5 pm.
RESIDENT MANAGER for l7O-unit
apt. In. Arlington. Prefer experi-
enced LADY, or man and wife.
manager and engineer, Salary
open.,, Write stating experience TO
JOHN c. WRIGHT. 1915 N.
Courthouse rd., Arl., Va.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Real Estate saleswomen

Experienced or not experi-
enced. We respect and ap-
preeiate our saleswomen and
fully compensate them for
their efforts with top COM
missions. bonuses and q
pleasant office. Centrally To-
Gated to serve the Northern
virginia Metropolitan Area.
II not experienced, we pro-
vide necessary schooling. For
confidential interview send
your name and phsne mum.
Der to Box 170-H, Star.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
SECRETARY

interesting opening for qualified
secretary in personnel operation oi
facility located n n'. wssbingntcsrT Ia nsT
Accurate tipping and shorthsnd
ability required. Must have nics
personality and be able 70 meet
and deal effectively with execu.
i've and professional personnel.
Attractive salary and fringe bene-
Evening star., 1963-02-07

To meet the needs
OF our expanding re-
search staff, we have
a limited number of
openings for capable
secretaries. Those
who qualify will work
with our scientists and
perform interesting
and diversified duties.
We offer excellent
salary, generous vaca-
ton plan, suburban
location with ade-
quate parking and
other fringe benefits.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
RESIDENT MANAGER

For large apartment house in
convenient midtown area,
Must be married. / l-bedroom
apt, plus salary. State age
and experience. Box 346-
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Res Mcr-s,Int

Man and wife. for small downtown
newly remodeled apartment build
ing on Capitol Hill. Services in
exchange Tor rent-free. one-bedrm.
ana utilities. Husband may be
employed elsewhere and be CAPABLE
OF making small repairs and per-
form Janitorial services. Wife TO
act as resident manager. Call
Mr. vogel, ST. 3-1477, e-lO am.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
HELP WOMEN
1926 SALARY

Local concern has immediate
openings for 2 neat ap-
pearing women 2l-45, In
the interesting and lucrative
field Of memorial counseling.
Salary, commission and
bonus. For personal inter-
view call Mr.. JAMES. SO.
b-3S0l.
Evening star., 1963-02-07

baseball, football, any
sport ;. you'll be on
solid ground when
you follow The stor's
hord-hitting eoIvmnists
Francis Siam and Nor
ris SiegeI. And there's
an additional bonus:
backing them up is
q comprehensive sports
section that lets you
sit in on all the big
events, brings you the
thrills Of all the oetion
with coIorfuI details.
To be an oII-oroUnd
sports fan in the know
follow the byIines that
mean sports:
Evening star., 1963-02-07
FARM AND GARDEN

HAY FOR sALE-Call Mr., MIL
LER, BU. 3-21S0. Aecokeek, Nd.
TOP SOIL, very rich. for lawns
RE. B-II99 or RE. 0-7e7o.
TRACTOR-72b simplicity. 7h
h.p.. elee starter. fully equip. VI
snow blades. 42.in; rotary mover
Used only mos. 266-409i.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
RECEPTIONIsT, for animal hos
pital. Vienna, Va. area. DU. g.

AECERIlONISI, Tor animal nos
pital. Vienna, Va. area. DU. s.
RECEPTIONIsT-Youne attractive
sirl for downtown builders office.
5 days, Q to $50. Some typing
and clerical work. Familiarity
with call director. Call MA. s-4s95.
RECEP. .-TYPIsT to $50 wk., exeep.
open. Select. Miss Evans. BOYD'S,
cor. 18th and q NV, ST. 3-366s.
REcEPIIoNIsT. permanent posi-
ton, downtown office. All fringe
benefits. Reply stating age, experi-
53-H, Star.
RECEPT.-sTENO., exciting position,
will have contact with professional
PeSRls fsn on foF Ps& ssr sS4sSb ySSu4PsS lazy Sya wl
1878. POTOMAC EMPL., 2334
Wilson blvd. ia. $4,000.
HES5PT5STTsT, sgss neTTy ,RxS sEv' EMprv n WIT sI,
woodward Bldg. ST. 3-7l2S.
RECEPT. .-TYPIST, 40 w.p.m,, s34O
mo. DOYLE PERSONNEL. ST. g.
1885. Room 702, 1928 Conn. ave.
NV. Elevator at extreme left"
RECEP. .-TYPIsT to $50 wk. Girl
Friday. young. attrac S65 wk
Bookkeeper-typist, 500 wk. so
open daily, Miss Evans. BOYD'S,
cor 18th and @ (ST. 3-36HSl.
RECEPTI0NIsT, SIS. TYPE as
PEGGY TowNE PERSONNEL
22s shorsham Bldg, ST. 3-e255
Evening star., 1963-02-07
MANAGER

For large new luxury high-rise
apt; opposite Pentagon. This Is a
position Of substantial RESPONSE
bility Tor which an experienced
person Is required. Apply PER-
SONNET OFFICE. 14Oi Eye st.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO New York City Fri.
night. Return Sun. night. Riders
wanted 10 share expenses. 422-
hH32,
Evening star., 1963-02-07
SWITCHBOARD
OPERATOR

Capitol Cadillac Company
has an opening for a person
TO handle the telephone
switchboard duties. Appli-
cant must be experienced.
make neat Appearance
and enjoy meeting the pub
lie. Salary commensurate
with ability. 5-day week,
paid vacation. retirement
program other company
oenetits. Please call Mr..
Bertini at Pc. $4,000 for
appointment.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
TYPIST

Experienced only, for typing OF cor
office duties, Long established firm
located In Sc. area near Naval
weapons plant, Liberal company
benefits. This Is a permanent po-
sition with a progressive firm.
op0d starting salary and excellent
advaneement opportunity. Call for
appointment, Ii. 7-Oopi
Evening star., 1963-02-07

HILLTOP HOUSE.. cor. 18th. i47s
S;l$ i.5li3 M faSs::y s:.: S;: i;:s.Ss;i si;'
Evening star., 1963-02-07
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

BOAR. Chester for sale. For infor-
nation call Ma. 2-0347.
WANTED. herd Of beef cattle. Res.
LAUoHLIN FARMe. Silver Spring,
Nd. Nv. A-R4AA.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
CAIRO HOTEL


Rooms with Tv, Prom SIS week
Complete Hotel service
1918 Que ~, NV, HO, 2.2 ~
CHEyY CHASE, Reno I'd. = lovely
rm. with pvt. bath IN pvt home.
Good tranap., Boz s2s-B, star
RD.. ia5t-sii so VII.
Aei. rms, showers, Nv, men, 10 min
downtown on buaiins AD. t.t3iO
DUPONT CIRCLE-wsii fufn, tgls
I'm. for nentlFman, fefsf maid tvt
sfb co. b.204f. CO bs577n
DUPONT CtR.-i22a 18th 81. nv.
Lat rms Ri1 wk up hlk
Lu 2.7ipp, RI 7.Hiis
EMpL0YED LADY, IN owners ap,
ayail Feb. IS No other foomsft
Kitchen pfiyilsset. Call fs3.fpab
ewes
toyfLY ROOM Tor of refined
Anilemen, so each monthly Col.
ri "a ma N.leWA
Evening star., 1963-02-07
MANAGER

Single, must have local experience
knowledge Of switchboard for mod
ern apt. bldg. Excellent downtown
location. Good salary plus effi-
cheney apt. Call Mrs. Bowen for
HFRBERT HARVEY. INC. sss-45oO
Evening star., 1963-02-07

SECRETARY. typing and some
shorthand, work In one-man of
tiee. Hours e-6. Salary open. Cali
Evening star., 1963-02-07
HELP WOMEN
SECRETARIES

experienced. Cut and
holsterY. cail JE. 2.5gsi "u w
Evening star., 1963-02-07
SITUATION MEN
SITUATI0Ms-W0MEM
SITuATIoNs-D0MEsTIc

IEAUTICIAN, 10 yrs. exper. as
hair-stylist mgr. des. work in busy
salon nr. Hyatts. 779-s627.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
TOOLS
j. H, GICHNER

asia NJ sr NV. FE. 3-8aIs
TVS. reconditioned trade ins,
screens IA, IT., TO-, .l",
Some have new picture tubes.
KINGS TV A. RADIO, 2l3i Lee
Highway. Arlington, ia. 4-3442.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
INSTRUCTION COURSES

BLADENsBURG BARBER SCHOOL.
Class open. 1910 Annapolis Td.,
Bladensburg. Nd. AP. 7-sDl3.
CARD PUNCH, comptometer, PIX.
sooYp.isf .ifryiss I..t. nS sS rrsI ~ u.isSoms, iSsns,
Evening star., 1963-02-07
ROOMS, APTS. TO SHARE
APIS. FURMIsRED-D.c.

YOUNG LADY wishes TO share :
ssfTS ssE SSsI..RRSOSs .Ri ss2 s9..9 Sns S ether lady
Evening star., 1963-05-25
U. S., Russia Slate
Plan for Mapping
Magnetic Field

GENEVA, May rs (AP).-
The United States and the
Soviet Union reached full
agreement yesterday on a pro-
gram for mapping the earth's
magnetic field with artificial
satellites to be launched by
both nations.
The agreement was reached
at the end of a series of pri-
vate meetings between Hugh
L. Dryden, deputy director of
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration, and
Soviet academician Anatoly A.
Blaganravov.
Mr., Dryden told a news con-
ference that each country is
planning to launch one satel-
lite for the program in 1865
but most Of the information
will be obtained from satellites
intended mainly for weather
forecasting and communica-
tions purposes.
Mr.. Dryden made it clear
the agreement did not call for
American Soviet cooperation
in the actual launching or
guiding Of the satellites.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
$3.50 Reported
Stolen From Car

Thieves stole $3.50 from a
locked station wagon in Wash
ington early yesterday, police
reported.
The owner of the vehicle was
identified as Cornelius O'Brien,
40, night manager for Eddie
Leonard Sandwich Shops.
Mr.. O'Brien, who lives at 2127
Suitland terrace, Suitlahd, Md,
told police he parked the sta
ton wagon in the 1900 block of
Morse street NE, near Often
berg's Bakery about 4:30 am.
When ne returned from the
bakery several minutes later,
he discovered the front vent
window broken and a bag con-
tanning the money missing, po-
lice said. He told police he saw
no one near the car when he
parked.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Negro Withdruws
Assault Charges

An apparent civil settlement
yesterday ended the case of a
Washington Negro who h a d
charged he was assaulted by 10
white Maryland youths on May
IL. The complaints were with
drawn.
The matter has been con-
cluded," commented Meredith
Coffman, attorney for the
youths, at the end of a hear
ing in the United States at
torney's office conducted by AS
sistant United States Attorney
Paul A. Renne. The youth S,
their parents and Carl Eiland,
35, of the 400 block of Shep-
herd street NV, the complain
ing witness, attended the hear
ing.
Mr.. Eiland had charged that
the youths beat him after an
incident in a hamburger shop
at Georgia and New Hampshire
avenues NV. Mr.. Eiland suf-
fered a broken nose and bruises
about the head.
John Mcdaniel, jr., who said
yesterday he no longer was Mr.
Glands attorney, had said
earlier in the week that he
thought the matter could be
handed with a civil settlement.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
3 Gambling Raids
Net a Suspects,
One 70 Years Old

Gambling squad detectives
arrested four persons Thurs
day in three gambling raids,
police said.
Police reported that at about
2::30 pm. they raided the sec
ond-floor apartment of John
D. Graves, 70, of the 300 block
of Seventh street Sc, and
arrested Graves and a COM
panion, James G. Thomas, SO,
of the 900 block of Division
avenue NE.
At the same time. police re-
ported that other detectives
were admitted to the apart
ment of Mrs. Ida Adams, So,
of the 500 block of Seventh
street NE, and arrested her.
Shortly thereafter police re-
ported they seized $50 in bet
ting slips in the apartment of
Betty E. Douglas, 43, of the
300 block of Fifty-third street
NE.
Miss Douglas and the three
others were charged with op-
Grating a lottery,
All searches were made un-
der a United States Commits
sioners search warrant, police
said.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
D. c. Professors
Get FeIIowships

Three D. c. Teachers College
professors have been awarded
study and travel fellowships
for this summer.
Meyer Summer Fellowships
for study abroad went to DR..
Elgy S. Johnson, associate pro-
fessor Of mathematics, and Mrs.
Vivian F. McBrier, assistant
professor of music.
DR.. johnson will visit Eng
land to confer on the teaching
Of secondary school mathemat-
les and will also study pro-
grams in France and West Ger
many. Mrs. McBrier will study
at the Mozarteum in Salzburg,
Austria, and attend an inter-
national music workshop in
England.
A professional grant to attend
the Workshop in Asian Cultures
and Educational Exchange at
University of Minnesota was
awarded DR.. Marion E. Carter,
professor of Spanish and for
eign student adviser.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Mercury Voice
Denies Report
About Dismissal

DALLAS, Tex, May 25 CAP)
1t. Col. John A. Shorty
Powers, known as the Voice of
Mercury Control to millions of
Americans, has spiked reports
he has been fired. Neither
have I resigned" he added.
Col. Powers. 40, who has a
military record dating to his
enlistment as an Army Air
Corps private in 1912, said yes
terday the Air Force has ex-
tended his assignment through
May, 1864.
His basic job is public af-
fairs officer for the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration's Manned Spacecraft
Center, the training base for
astronauts.
Reports had circulated that
he had quit or was to be re-
assigned because of an unveri-
fled clash with his superiors
He had never flatly denied the
reports.
Col. Powers made the an
nouncement yesterday during a
meeting of the national Avia-
ton Space Writers Association
convention here.
Col. Powers has acted as pub
lie affairs officer for the space
center. located In Houston
since April of 1859, the same
month in which the Nations
first astronauts were named.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Nightly Fighting
Reported in Haiti

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti.
May 25 (AP). = Diplomatic
sources reported yesterday that
hospitals in Port au Prince are
jammed with casualties from
nightly skirmishes in this po-
litically torn Caribbean repub-
lie.
Entrance to the hospitals was
forbidden by armed guards, and
details on the identity of the
casualties were vague.
Bomb explosions and tn e
crackle of gunfire are being
heard nightly in the foothills
surrounding the city. it was re-
ported.
The government of President
Francois Duvalier, meanwhile,
permitted the departure of a
former national security chief
who had taken refuge in the
Chilean Embassy early this
month.
Dressed in civilian clothes,
Col. Jacques Etienne was placed
aboard a plane headed for
Kingston, Jamaica. where he
planned to spend several days.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Syphilis Detected
In 8 Minutes by
New Card Test

A new, quick test for syphilis
was described by a Baltimore
scientist yesterday as some
thing which could help elimi-
nate the lost" cases that
greatly hamper health work.
ers seeking to control the
disease.
At present, blood must be
sent to a laboratory for a rela-
lively complicated test. BY the
time the results are back, the
person tested may not be avail
able.
DR.. Joseph Portnoy, director
of immunological research at
Hynson. Westcott & Dunning.
Inc, Baltimore, reports in the
current Military Medicine Jour-
nal that the newly devised test
requires a few drops of blood
on a card. Within eight min
uteS-and without the use of
a microscopic health worker
can read the results.
In the card test, the blood,
after mixing with another ma
terial, forms clumps when
syphilis is present.
Blood for the test is drawn
by simply Sticking the finger
with a needle, instead Of using
a hypodermic needle.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Ex-Librury Aide
Fails in Lawsuit

A former employe of the Lii
brary of Congress has lost his
suit to regain a $7,030-a-year
job which he claims was taken
away when he criticized an
Egyptian trip by Library Off
cials as waste of funds"
The plaintiff, Khalil Sc
maan, formerly of 1904 Naylor
road Sc, had claimed in a
United States District Court
suit that he prepared a mem
orandum opposing the trip be-
cause he believed it was "pre-
mature" and badly planned.
Mr.. Semaan said a superior
informed him that he would be
fired If he submitted the mem
orandum to the Librarian of
Congress, L. Quincy Mumford.
Mr.. Semaan turned the mem
orandum in, he said, and
promptly lost his job the next
day.
Judge Burnita Shelton Mat
thews decided Thursday that
Mr.. Semaan's claim had no
validity in charging that his
removal was "procedurally de-
fective, arbitrary, and capri
cious."
Mr.. Mumford has stated
that he thought 1t would be
inappropriate for him to COM
ment on the matter because
it has become the subject Of
litigation.
Mr.. Semaan, a Lebanese ma
tional who has several degrees
in Near Eastern literature, was
last reported to be working
abroad. His attorney, John
Heise, jr., may appeal the de-
cision.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
A FLOATING CIRCUS
Big Top Is Going to Sea

:. JACKSONVILLE, Fla, May
IS tAP) Hey, Rube. batter
down the elephants! The circus
is going to sea.
A gaily painted little freightel
named Fleurus is being loaded
and Teadied for duty as a float
ing big top. 1t is tentatively
scheduled to sail Monday for
shows at villages along the
coast of Nova Scotia and later
in the Bahamas.
When the 40-year-old French
built vessel sails, she will carry
so animals, including elephants,
lions, tigers, bears, zebras,
llamas, horses and ponies. Also
aboard will be As performers
and the colorful trappings of a
circus.
The operation will work like
the oldtIme railroad circus, said
d. r. Miller, part owner of the
Al @. Kelly and Miller Bros.
Circus. She'll put into ports
along the coast which ordi-
narily don't have access to a
circus.
We'll unload the animals,
set up the big top. the bleach
ers and the arena and stage
the show like the old timers
used to. The ship will travel
at night and there will be a
Evening star., 1963-05-25

District and Wcinity-In-
creasing cloudiness with inter-
mittent rain tonight and TO-
morrow. Lowest tonight of So.
Moderately cool tomorrow.
Maryland-Cloudy with some
light rain spreading from west
TO east portions tonight, con-
tinuing through tomorrow.
Lowest tonight around so.
Highest tomorrow IS to p.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy to-
night and tomorrow with
occasional rain. Lowest tonight
in the SOS. Highest tomorrow
in the upper Gus and 70s.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay--Southeast winds of
about Is knots tonight and
tomorrow. Weather becoming
cloudy with a little rain at
times tonight and tomorrow
Visibility S miles tonight and
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1963-05-25

show in a different town every
day." Mr.. Miller said.
Eddie Kuhn, wild animal
trainer with the show, said he
doesn't expect to have trouble
with his charges getting sea-
sick.
Animals are better sailors
than people" he said. mo Cne
ever told an animal he can get
seasick, so he doesn't"
The task of converting the
232-foot ship into living quar-
ters for 65 persons and so ami
mails began three weeks ago
when Beach Properties, Ltd. of
Nassau, Bahamas, bought the
Fleurus and reached an agree
ment with the circus.
There were no big changes
to be made" Capt. Phillip w.
Shinn said, except in the stern.
where we converted some steer
age staterooms into animal
quarters. But almost every
thing has to be completely over
hauled except for the engines. /"
Built. in France, the vessel
carried so passengers and cargo
between Anticosti Island in
the Gulf of st. Lawrence and
Montreal, Canada, until it was
sold to the Mccormick Steam
ship Co. of Panama in 1857
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Pastor Resigns
At WestmoreIund

The Rev. Thomas Chalmers
Dick is resigning as minister of
Westmoreland CONGREGATIONAL
Church, l Westmoreland Cir
Gle, August 81, to become min
lister at First Congregational
Church, Boulder. Colo.
A native of Elizabeth, N. j.,
Mr.. Dick, so. came to the
Washington church three years
ago. He succeeded DR.. Philip
Gordon Scott who is now su-
perintendent Of the New York
Conference Of Congregational
Christian Churches.
The Rev. w. Alan Gilburg.
now attending Union Theologi-
cal Seminary, will join West
moreland as its assistant min
lister July /.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Tiny Figures Portray
Hiqhliahts of History

ANNAPOLIS, May rs (AP) =
A $4,000 collection of tiny
figures portraying some high
lights of world history is on
display at the Naval Academy.
The display is made up of
numerous private collections
and is on loan from the Min
iature Figure Collectors of
America to the Naval
Academy's Department of Eng
lsh, History and Government.
The display is in the library
assembly hall of Bancroft Hall
and is open to the public on
Saturdays and Sundays from
noon to 6 pm. 1t will be here
until June 8.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
g to Graduate
At Dunburton

Dunbarton Colleges largest
graduating class of 80 will hear
an address by DR.. Victor c,
FerkisS, government professor
at Georgetown University, at
commencement exercises at
1890 am, June 2 in the school,
2935 Upton street NV.
The Most Rev. Philip M
Hannah, Auxiliary Bishop of
Washington, will present the
diplomas.
The Rev. DR.. Robert Mohan,
SIS, director of Catholic Uni
versity's summer school, will
speak at baccalaureate services
at 10 am. June in the school
chapeI.
Evening star., 1963-05-25
Boys Auto Death
Is Ruled Accidental

The death Of an 1l-year-old
boy struck by a car when he
ran into the street from be-
tween parked autos was ruled
accidental yesterday at a cor
ner's inquest.
The child, Ulysses Mccoy,
jr., of 1882 Talbert street Sc,
was struck by a car driven by
Harry T. jackson, 43, or 1924
Chicago street Sc. in the 240O
block Of Shannon place Sc. on
Tuesday. The boy died several
hours later at Casualty hospital
Evening star., 1963-05-25
WuIlops Island Test
Yields Bright Cloud

WALLOPS ISLAND, Va, May
Is (AP) Another brilliant So
dium vapor cloud was squirted
into the atmosphere last night
by the space agency, which is
seeking data on wind conditions
at various attitudes.
The vapor trail was released
from a Nike-Apache rocket at
an altitude of 26 to 122 miles.
The National Aeronautics and
Space Administration said the
shot was the last of the current
series.