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co LIE EVENING STAR

RI Woshinstoa. D. c.
Fridoy, November IS. 1858
Evening star., 1963-09-29
No surprises

Parents, as in Portland, Ore,
school authorities and student organ
izations in hundreds of schools have
originated dress codes of various
kinds, but if they're to work, authori-
ties told me, it's vital to discuss them
thoroughly first. Aplan should never
be sprung on the students one fine
morning. DIR. Manch, in fact, feels
the only successful program is one
initiated by students themselves -
with help, of course.
Some schools demand strict en-.
fOrcement of the rules, others merely
suggest. Sometimes students are asked
to read and sign copy of the code.
Sometimes their parents are requested
to sign. Some schools just make
recommendations, others send non.
conforming students home to change
Evening star., 1963-09-29
but Mother, they all
wear them'

ayers clothes, not all parents and
students agree there should be rules.
Some people think it isn't democratic
to lay down laws like this. One girl
put it, Whats happened to freedom
in America? Shouldn't we be able to
dress in the latest style?" A boy from
Ardsley, N. Y, exploded: THAT school
has nerve telling us what to wear"
Not all objections come from the
kids. Parents sometimes feel that the
rules require an outlay of money they
can't afford. And some of them are so
desperately anxious that their chill
dren be ''in" with the group that they
want them to have and do all the
things that might help. Others think
an attitude of permissiveness is more
important than proper" clothes.
Some want as few rules as possible.
But most parents, the schools
say, are delighted with codes and feel
they solve the old problem of, ''But
Mother, they all wear them" Hours
Of arguing over short skirts or high
hairdos have been avoided.
While some students think their
rights are being tampered with, others
think there's real need for regula-
tions. One Rochester, N. Y, boy said,
Sometimes you're stuck in class
behind girl with her hair all piled up
on her head - itgets tough to see the
teacher" A girl from San Francisco
said, Every kid goes for fads, but
some of them are real stupid" An
other boy, "We're here to learn some
thing, not to watch girls going up
stairs in short skirts or blinking their
fake eyelashes.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

or set up conferences with the young
sters and perhaps their mothers.
One thing is sure: the code idea is
spreading across the country because
it makes good sense. As one class
president told me, 1--WE bucked this
idea in the beginning - we thought
it was the kids right to decide what
Evening star., 1963-09-29

they wore. And we didn't want any
more bossing around by grownups.
But it's worked out great. The codes
not hard to follow, and it's made a lot
of kids feel that school is important.
THIS WEEK made a study of dress
codes now in effect across the coun.
try, and we've come up with one of
Evening star., 1963-02-21
VACANT AND READY

g.BEDRM, RAMBLER IN LAND
OVER AREA on large fenced 10y,
interior newly painted. little cash
and tHb per mo- or no on, And
$50 70 OF. Better see this one
auIekly.
Evening star., 1963-02-21
HOUSES FOR SALE--vA.
SMART MODERNS

Won't want TO miss seeing this
eustomized brick contemporary
rambler with four bedrooms, III
baths and large rec, room. Central
air conditioning 10 one OF the
many builders extras. Other feA.
lures too numerous 10. mention
Evening star., 1963-02-21
TI ElTW HWF6i HTFaf NJ ~
ARLINGTON, n.
RARE FINDl
HOMES

HOMES KI. $4,000
REALTY. INC,
A VHomes for Living" Affiliate
Evening star., 1963-02-21

LANHAM- Assume present loan
with reasonable down payment,
quick possession, an extremely lge.
equipped kit. 3 twin-size bedrms,
bsmt., level lot. cleaner than new
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE House Of Homes"
I'm 4-11RA
Evening star., 1963-02-21
4 BEDROOMS
NO DOWN GI

MOVE PROM THAT CROWDED
APARTMENT into this spacious
IL story home for monthly pay-
ments Of $50 including interest,
taxes, insurance and payments on
principal. sen. din. rmn iron'
viii be newly redee.. total price
only sii,95O.
Evening star., 1963-02-21

NAsA - New ramblers with large
Nv. rm., sep. din. rm., modern
Kitchens with built-in ovens, plen-
" OF table space, 8 bedrms., Ia
baths, full bsmts., and level lots
with off-stTeet parking. Easy FLA
terms available with log down
Compare at S17,25O. Call til 8
pm, WA. $4,000
Evening star., 1963-02-21
pLEASANT LIVING

CAN BE YOURS IN THIS BEAU.
TIFUL 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, am-
pie closets. large De luxe eleo-
tris ~; with taels-top ,sa,, ,,o,.iI rsnssi ,,a
bath In full walk .out bsmt,, storm
doors and tfiple.traek storm
windows, large SO-ft. lot. won
derful buy at slb,500. OF OF
FHA terms.
Evening star., 1963-02-21
SPARKLING

TALK ABOUT BARGAINS
Convenient for Dulles
/; S16.SO0. 4 bedrms., in town.
Buy 0l, FHA. -
. sl7,9b0. most beautiful location.
Dream rambler.
,. Sls.5OO, commercial EoninG for
professional use.
4, $40, 500, beauty on big lot,
brick rambler. bedrms., FHA, OF
you name terms.
B. t2l 1850, convenient 10 z Corners
too. Big brick rambler.
Evening star., 1963-02-21

warns this. 5 bedrms., corner
fenced lot, large gaLage. A cream
puff with al eonveniences. Asking
mo. Snt'SDV; pays al al. oREENBEIT RE-
Atty CO., Realtors, OR. 4-57OO.
HOUSES $4,000 TO 100000
QUEENS CHAPEL-walk to PC.
Plaza, 3-bedrm. rambler. sep. din.
rm., full bsmt.. large Level lot
Si6,95O. AP. 7-4646 I'll 0.
LANGLEY REALTY
Evening star., 1963-02-21

OXON HILL. 6925 Tucker. rd. -
I-yr.-old brick rambler, 3 bedrrn
liv. rm., dining area, kitchen, ] y
baths. full bsmt., .Si6.750: $500
down including settlement charges.
mr. o-0459, WIZ. 6-S957. ft
Evening star., 1963-02-21
YHseoSjsEs 81. 600 TO $40. 900

KENT FOREST, S2O5 dn. incl.
settlement = 3-bedrm. air-cond.
brk. home. stove, refgr.. fenced
nwv1NENRs fSv1 7rnsSc lmmsS; pOss' can
Evening star., 1963-02-21

500 down. 500 mo. no''TSS pays al al
3 bedrms., IL baths. centrally
air cond., in beaut. cond, GREEN
BELT REALTY CO.. Realtors, OR
4-67OO,
Evening star., 1963-02-21
VEsTA REAL ESTATE
EdwgoOd A-Oilln

HOUSES BY HUGHES, vacant,
move right In. Sturdy little Co
lonial, completely renovated from
top to bottom. Full price only
Sll.70O. SSb per mo. pays every
thing; W. R. HUGHES, CO., AP,
Evening star., 1963-02-21
Miller Real Estate Corp.

PALMER PARk, MD,--3-bedroom
washer, dryer, refer., custom vene.
tlan blinds, fenced-in lawn, neat
As 4 pin. Assume FHA loan. ASK
for Mr.. Donahue. AID. 2-41OO,
with N. PAUL HANNAH 1913
Evening star., 1963-02-21

KENTLAND = Sil.5OO. 2 bedrms.,
din. rm.. full bsmt., duplex in
excel. eond. throughout, $1,000
cash and assume $50 Der mo. Call
UN 4-3I5l for amt,
Evening star., 1963-02-21

OxON Hull hedrms,, . firenls.
Q baths, large kitchen. bsmt. S23:-
500 With $1,000 down, s4s-01so.
oxON HVLL-AssUME so u FLA
on aIl-brick. 3-bedroom, 2-bath
rambler with rec. rm,. IN exclusive
area, near Wilson Bridge. Ap-
praised 500 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
the H. G. Wall System!

tzesieaa QssiRy-one Of Denmohk's finest.
Lev Pes-o 9fOos wall Of booksheNes; spoee for IS feet
Of books ond only $l095o.
Legs SsSssea-of large ond small eobine shelves desk
and toble
Vssasss-eon be hung posts Fastened the wo or on
Free stondo Posts o. eobinss con be Fastened
directly 70 wall and bottom eobines con be used on Ieos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06

SUNDAY MAGAZINE THE WASHINGTON STAR. ocToBER O. 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
ETERNAL TRIANGLE
50 Bore Bodies Stir
Hiqh-LeveI Action

Baby kissing always has
been big In politics, and per-
haps for this reason politicians
like babies to be good-natured.
sweet-smelling and, above all.
dry.
SO when Senator Mcintyre.
Democrat Of New Hampshire.
heard from a constituent with
so babies and no diapers, his
heart went out 10 her.
The constituent was Shirley
LeMieux, "a. Of Manchester.
N, H., a registered nurse who
is now a Peace Corps volunteer
In Trinidad. Bolivia. She was
running a nursery with orange
crates for cribs and anything
available-even petticoats-for
diapers. Could the Senator
helpp
Senator Mcintyre called the
congressional liaison office at
the State Department and
dumped the matter Of the wet
babies in the lap OF Assistant
Secretary Frederick O. Dutton.
A rash OF phone calls and
memoranda followed.
Determined TO get 10 the
bottom Of things. Mr.. buttons
assistant, Tom Mathews, called
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

tenders pay would be adjusted
accordingly.
The public defender coulc
employ investigative, expert
clerical and other personnel.
The legislation would guaran.
tee counsel at every stage Of
criminal proceedings. Under
present procedures, no attorney
is appointed to represent a
needy defendant until he is
arraigned.
The present system does not
provide a fee for the appointed
attorney or reimbursement for
his expenses.
The Attorney General said
that too often such defense as
signments go to "a young and
inexperienced lawyer, unable to
finance the careful search for
witnesses and evidence and the
me-consuming preparation 4.
which an adequate defense may
demand"
Formulation of the bill orig
mated with a nine-man COM
mittee Of judges, lawyers and
legal scholars appointed by the
President in April, 1861. John
Bodner. jr.. a Washington area
attorney, was on the committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

troller Louis L. Goldstein and
the chief Of his income tax
division, Ben F. Marsh; Vir-
ginia State Tax Commissioner
C. H. Morrissett; District FL
nance Officer Kenneth Back
and his chief of research and
planning, Will Myers.
Responding to Gov. Harri-
sons suggestion, Gov. Tawes
wrote, Il, too, believe that a
meeting of the tax commits
sioners of the three jurisdic-
tons for a thorough ex-
ploration of the matter would
be helpful"
Several weeks ago, at a con-
ference in the office of Senator
Brewster, Democrat of Mary
land, Virginia-which was not
represented there - was ac-
cused of attempting to make
a horse trade"
Prior to enactment of Vir-
ginia's Withholding tax, effec-
tive this year, that State had
a reciprocity law exempting
out-of-State citizens employed
See TAX, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

the infants wear department
at Woodward a. Lothrop. which
touted him onto a wholesale
buyer in Baltimore, who in
turn recommended a manu-
facturer in New York.
Glad 10 help" said the
three-cornered pants maker.
How many diapers do you need2
This flummoxed the State
Department briefly. Mr.. Dut-
ton, who has three young chill
dren himself. called his wife.
A secretary called a girl friend
with q new baby. Another aide
called the maternity ward Of a
local hospital.
The composite answer: A
minimum Of 10 per day per
baby.
How about 1000 diapers then,
Mr.. Mathews asked the manu-
facturer. They're on their
way. said the company. which
asked not TO be Identified.
so everyone Is happy. Miss
LeMieux will get her diapers
any day now. The State De-
partment has scored a diplo-
matte coup. And Senator Nc
Intyre Is pleased at the thought
of so kissable babies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

probably would set a new pol
icy applicable to all so States.
The situation was triggered
by Virglnias enactment of an
income tax withholding law.
effective January /, under
which that State started COL
Letting taxes on Maryland and
District residents who work in
the Old Dominion.
Maryland's Gov. Tawes dis
closed today he has accepted a
suggestion by Gov. Harrison of
Virginia that tax officials of
the three Jurisdictions get to-
gether in an attempt to work
out a solution to a situation
which has stirred up a storm
Of protest from thousands Of
out-of-State employees OF Fed
eral installations in Virginia.
COnferees Chosen
The conference with Treas
ury Department officials is a
result of the exchange between
the two States chief execu-
tives.
Scheduled 10 attend the
meeting are Maryland's Con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
MISSING ALL NIGHT
Mud Gets Two Boys In Hot Water

Two tow headed Adelphi
(Md) boys got into hot water
"a whole tubful-when they
turned up safe and sound early
today after spending the night
in an apartment basement.
Gary Jones, II, and his
brother. Craig. 7, told police
and their parents they were
afraid 10 come home for din
ner last night because the
younger boy had been pushed
into a mud hole by some other
boys. Craig was covered with
mud and Gary was a bit grimy
himself by the time a Prince
Georges County policeman
found them at 6:45 am. as they
trudged fearfully toward their
home.
When Pvt. Rudolph Boyer
delivered the youngsters 10
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lucien Jones. at 1908 Nine
tenth avenue. there we're kisses
and embraces and a suggestion
Of tears. Mr.. Jones. a salesman
for the American Photocopy
Equipment Co. indicated there
would be a sterner interchange
with his sons when things calm
down q bit.
The search had caused a
sleepless night for more than
100 policemen. firemen and
neiRhbors.
Gary, a fourth-grader in the
Langley Park Elementary
School, said their troubles be-
gan in the afternoon when they
got home from the school,
where Craig is In the second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

grade. The boys changed into
sweatShirts and Stacks and
went out 10 play.
They said they went TO an
excavation two blocks from
their home where an apart
ment house is 10 be built and
tragedy struck.
Some boy they didn't know
pushed Craig into a sea Of mud
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

The boys thought about their
parents reaction and decided
they couldn't face the music at
home. At dark. they went
into the basement OF an apart
ment building in Langley Park
10 spend a chilly and sleepless
night on the floor.
When the sun came UP, Gary
and Craig started walking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
By CHARLES ID. PIERCE
Star staff Writer


Walter N. Tobriner, presi.
dent of the District Board o.
Commissioners. said today he
is in doubt about the validity
of an order issued in the name
of the Commissioners banning
inveStigative arrests. effective
at 1901 am, March is.
Mr.. Tobriner said he is not
certain what action the Board
of Commissioners took at its
meeting on February % ON a
proposed change in the police
manual regulations to end in
yestigative arrests.
The change would put into
effect the policy position taken
by the Commissioners in jan
uary, that investigative arrests
should end on March Is.
Minutes Record Action
However, the official min
utes for the February % board
made available to the
press today, state that the
Commissioners approved this
order changing the police
manual.
In addition, numerous MINI
eographed copies Of the order
amending the manual have
been distributed to police and
various District government Of
fices by the office of the Sec
rotary TO the Board Of Com
missioners.
Mr.. Tobriner's doubt about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Cosmonuuts to Truye!

RIO DE JANEIRO, Mar. 8
(AP). = Soviet Cosmonauts
Pavel Popovich and Andrian
Nikolayev are to arrive March
is TO represent Russia at a
Brazilian air and space show,
in Sac Paulo. the Soviet En-
bassy reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
By GARRETT d. HORNER
Star Staff Writer

President Kennedy urged
Congress today to approve
legislation setting up a system
for the Federal Government tc
finance the defense of persons
accused in Federal criminal
cases who cannot afford to
make adequate defense ar
rangements on their own.
Proposed legislation would
authorize each Federal district
court to adopt a system best
suited to local conditions, vary
ing from hiring a full-time
public defender" to paying
appointed private attorneys in
each case.
Fairness dictates that we
delay no longer" in acting to
assure effective legal repre-
sentation for every person fl
nancially unable to provide his
own adequate defense against
criminal charges, the President
asserted.
Letters Are Sent
In a letter sent to House
Speaker Mccormack and Vice
President johnson with the
proposed Criminal Justice Act,
Mr.. Kennedy said:
In the typical criminal
case. the resources Of Govern
ment are pitted against those
Of the individual. To guaran-
tee a fair trial under such
circumstances requires that
each accused person have am
pie opportunity TO gather evil
dence and prepare and present
his cause.
Whenever the lack Of money
a defendant from Sc
curing an experienced lawyer,
trained investigator or techni-
cal expert. an unjust convic-
ton may follow"
An accompanying letter from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Death Penalty Studied

KARACHI. Pakistan, Mar. 8
(AP).-The National Assembly
opening this week will consider
a bill carrying the death PEN
atty for corrupt officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
TEENS PREPARE
FOR FESTIVAL

WAsHlNeToN'S TEEN Ayers
ore getting reody for the Cherry
Blossom Festival and earning money
Tor the National Cultured Center al
the some time. This year the
festival will include o tsen.oos
foshiOn show. Reod obout II in
todoy's TEEN section on Pose BIO.
ESTATE PLANNING is q my.
terry TO most people but Is not
actually o complicated business 10
those in the know. This lecture Of
iomilY iinones Is discussed in the
lost article on Investing Tor the
years AheOd" today on Poss 81.
Hove The Stor Delivered
Daily and Sunday
Diol Lincoln $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Tobriner Now Doubts
Arrest Orders Validity

the validity of the order come:
the day after the House Dis
trict Committee urged the
Commissioners to continue ar
rests for investigation in the
city until Congress has an OPP
portunity to act on the con-
troversial question. The House
committee asked the Commits
sioners to cancel the March IS
cutoff date.
Determination Tuesday
After the House Committee
action yesterday Mr.. Tobriner
said the board probably would
consider at its meeting Tues
day what course of action to
take in view Of the House Com
mittee's request.
When the proposed change
in the police manual was sub
mitted to the Commissioners
by the Corporation Counsels
office on February %, Mr..
Tobriner made a brief comment,
which members of the press did
not understand. He was the
only Commissioner to comment
on the proposed order.
Since the Commissioners
sometimes approve a proposed
action with a favorable COM
ment by one member and silent
assent by the other two Com
missioners, reporters checked
Immediately after the board
with Mr.. Tobriner to
ask what he had said.
Mr.. Tobriner said he had
See ARRESTS, Page A-6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

home. They we're passing
Regina High School on Riggs
road when a motorist heard a
radio broadcast about the miss
ing boys and told the first
policeman he saw where they
we're.
There was no school for the
Jones boys today, but maybe
there won't be any TV or
allowance for a while. either.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Two States, DC. to Ask
u. S. to Deduct Toxes
Withholding Plan okuy by Congress
Would Affect All Federal Workers
BY ALEX PRESTON
Star Staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS Mar. 8.-The United States Treasury De-
parment will be asked Tuesday to withhold Maryland
Virginia and District of Columbia income from the
salaries of thousands of Federal employees residing in those
three jurisdictions.
If it approves act of Congress would be required and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08
Syrian Rebels Claim
To Be in Full Control
But Other
Reports Tell
OfFighting

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Mar. 8
(AP).-Syrian army officers
voicing friendship for Presi-
dent Nasser staged a lightning
coup today and claimed firm
control Of this turbulent ma
ton. But there were reports of
fighting in Damascus and near
Syria's border with Israel.
The rebels drew immediate
support from Iraq, scene of a
pro-Nasser coup only % days
ago, and from Mr.. Nasser's
United Arab Republic. Both
warned other nations to keep
hands off the Syrian revolu-
ton.
Secretary of State Dean
Rusk said in Washington that
so far as we can tell" Ameri-
cans in Syria are safe.
At the same time, Mr.. Rusk
served a automatically worded
notice to other Arab states
against attacking Saudi Arabia
or Jordan. Arab friends Of the
United States.
Asserting they held complete
sway, the Syrian rebels turned
down offers of military help
from Iraq's revolutionary rulers.
But a dispatch from Baghdad
said Iraqi Army units were
moving toward the Syrian
frontier to support the revolu-
ton.