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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29

ceno told a meeting of the Ca
racas diplomatic corps a charge
Of Intervention would be filed
against Cuba with the Organi-
zation Of American States and
possibly with the United Ma
tons Security Council.
Although Cuba has long beer
labeled a training center fol-
guerrillas operating against
some Latin American govern
ments. the Venezuelan accuse
ton was the first formal
charge Of intervention against
Prime Minister FideI Castro's
government.
The cache, valued at
$3.50. 900. included bazookas
mortars. recoilless field guns
rifles, small arms, ammunition
and explosives. They included
United States. Belgian, Danish
and British products.
Serial numbers were filed
off, but Defense Minister Bril-
ceno Linares said technicians,
aided by United States and
Belgian experts, lifte d the
n I'm bers with chemicals. He
said the chemicals also revealed
that shields of the Cuban army
had been filed off.
He said the Belgian national
arms factory confirmed serial
numbers on some Of the weap-
ons corresponded to those in
five separate lots shipped to
Cuba in 1859.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
Will File Charges
Powell Served
InContemptC Case

NEW YORK, Nov. 90
(AP).-Representative Adam
Clayton Powell, Democrat of
New York, has been ordered to
appear in State Supreme Court
December IL to show cause
why he should not be held in
contempt for failing to pay a
$21l,500 defamation judgment
against him.
United States Marshal Tho
mas Farley said the show
cause order and additional pa
pers" had been served on the
Harlem political leader Novem-
Der Fl in Washington.
Mrs. Esther James, 81, a Wild
ow. has been trying to collect
the amount since April. A jury
agreed at that time that she
had been DETAINED when Mr..
Powell described her on televi-
sion as a bag woman" who
collected graft for police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Interests Should Be Made Public,
House Unit Tells Contract Stoffs

Jim's friends are sponsoring
a buffet dinner for him at 7:30
pm. next Friday in the main
ballroom of the National Press
Club.
NAIRE-Bruce Even, presi-
dent Of the National Associa.
ton of Internal Revenue EN-
ployes, died Unexpectedly last
week in Portland, Greg.
THRIFT AND ECONOMY
In his initial address to Con-
gress, President Johnson
pledged that the expenditures
Of your Government will be ad-
ministered with the u Utmost
thrift and frugality. I will in
SlSt that the Government get q
dollars value for a dollar spent
The Government will set ar
example of prudence and econ
omy. This does not mean we
will not meet our untitled needs
or that we will not honor our
commitm ents. We will dc
both"
This statement has Govern
ment employe leaders some
what concerned over the fate
of pay-raise legislation next
year. 1t is already Sidetracked
for this year, and the plans are
to have Congress act on it early
in 1864. However, the emphasis
placed by President johnson on
economy and frug ality has
them a little worried, even
though Mr.. johnson has gone
along with the pay comparable
ity principle of last years Fed
leral pay reform law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
BY the Associated Press

With only three of its 1OC
members present, the Senate
met for less than a minute
today to recess until Tuesday
noon.
The token m e citing was
agreed upon Wednesday to
give Senators a long week enc
after the Thanksgiving holiday
1t lasted about As seconds
far from the 3-second record
established July 5 by Senator
Metcalf, Democrat of Mon.
tana, as acting presiding Of
ficer.
Senator Metcalf needed more
seconds today in order to read
two documents. One signed by
Senator Hayden, Democrat Of
Arizona, now the Senate's
President Pro Tempore because
there is no Vice President, APP
pointed Senator Metcalf acting
Senate Pro Tempore.
The other order permitted
Senate committees to file re-
ports during the recess and
also directed Senator Metcali
to sign any legislation going
on to the White House. sigma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
New England Reunion
Held by EisenhoWers

HAMPTON. N. H.. Nov. %
(AP). - Former President
Dwight D. Eisenhower and his
family enjoyed a traditional
Thanksgiving Day in New
England yesterday.
The EiSenhowers spent the
holiday with David Eisenhow-
er, a grandson of the ex-Presi-
dent and a student at Phillips
Exeter Academy in nearby
Exeter.
With Mr.. Eisenhower and
his wife Mamie were their sor
and daughter-in-law, 1t. Col
and Mrs. John Eisenhower. anc
their granddaughter Susan.
The family had Thanksgiv-
ing dinner at the MarbleheaC
(Mass.) home of Ray Ellis
a Boston lawyer. Mr.. Ellis
adopted son, Fred CRANKY, il
David EiSenhower's roommate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
Churchill, .89 Saturday,
Dimes With Old Friends

His Oldest child Diana. killed
herself. The husband Of his ac-
tress daughter. Sarah, died Of a
heart attack.
Lady Churchill. rs. went into
a hospital for q rest. but later
felt much better.
His happiest moment proba-
bly, came when he and his wife
celebrated their 55th wedding
anniversary September u.
A few relatives win gather at
the Churchill London home to-
morrow for a family celebra-
ton.
Nothing special" said the
family spokesman, yet very
special as all seth birthdays
must be-"
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Senate Of 3 Adjourns
After45-Second Sittinq

lures of the Speaker of the
House and the presiding officer
of the Senate are required.
One such bill will be an ex-
tension Of the temporary spend
ing authority for the numerous
Government agencies for which
Congress has not yet provided
funds for the fiscal year Which
began July /.
Congress has not yet COM
pleted action on eight of tbs
IL regular annual money bills
Because of this it has been re.
quired to provide stopgaI
spending authority four times
This authority expires at the
month end, midnight Saturday
The latest extension would con-
tinue the temporary spending
authority through January.
The other two persons at
the session we're Senators John
son, Democrat, of South Caro-
lima, who acted as Democratic
leader, and Hruska, Republic
can Of Nebraska, who acted as
Republican leader.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29

LONDON, Nov. 90 (AP) Sir
Winston Churchill, still fond of
a hearty meal and a good cigar,
win be SO tomorrow.
Hes feeling very fit" said a
family spokesman, better than
in a long time"
Sir Winston dined last night
with London's exclusive The
Other Club, which he and Lord
Birkenhead founded in 1911.
Its members get together solely
to indulge their taste for good
food, drink and conversation.
AS Sir Winston was helped
from his car and into a wheel
chair. three youngsters came
up with birthday presents.
Claudia Beecham, z, handed
him flowers, curtsied and said,
Happy birthday, Sir" Her
brothers, Robert, IL, and Give,
TO- gave him a birthday letter
and a cigar.
Beaming and pink, Sir VIM
ston said. Thank you very
much" The children said they
had saved their pocket money
to buy the Accent cigar.
Sir Winston presided at the
dinner for 20 men. The menu
included smoked salmon, oys-
tiers, dressed crab, filet of sole
saddle of lamb, sliced pears
and ice cream with chocolate
sauce.
Since his hip was broken in
a fall in 1862, Sir Winston has
been much less active. His
hearing is bad. Often his mind
wanders back to events Of long
ago while he forgets those Of
yesterday.
But occasionally there are
flashes Of the brilliance and
clarity of mind so characters
tie Of his long career, say close
friends.
This has been a year clouded
with sadness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

The House Government OPP
erations Committee has issued
a report recommending that top
Government career employees
involved in procurement and
contracting work be required to
file state m ents of private
financial and business inter-
ests.
The committee declared that
military personnel and other
Government officials involved
in procurement and contract
ing work also be required to file
financial statements.
The proposals were made
after a study of avoiding con-
flicts of interest in defense
contracts" the group said.
Although the m ajority Of
procurement and contracting.
OUT activities to industry In.
volve the Defense Department
the House group said the list
ing of private financial and
business interests should be re-
quired of all Government EN-.
ployes in responsible jobs who
are involved in such duties.
It said all Federal officials in
this type of activity-career OF
otherwise-should be subject to
the requirement.
The group pointed out that
such a statement is now re-
q1ired of temporary or part.
time Government employees en-
gagged in such work, and that
this should be applied to full
time permanent employees as
well.
The committee expressec
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5 Children Suved
By Shy Posserby

NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (AP).
Mrs. S. Rivera, 81, tossed
her five children from the
second-story window of a
burning Brooklyn teneme en-
into the arms Of a passerby last
night. Then she jumped.
The unidentified hero who
caught the children vanished
The youngsters range in age
from 6 m months to IL years.
They were treated at a hospital
and released. Mrs. Rivera es-
capped with cuts and bruises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
Truck Fired Upon
Near Oswald Grove

FORT WORTH, Tex, Nov.
20 (AP) "A motorist told po-
lice two bullets hit his pickup
truck last night as he drove
past the cemetery where Lee
Harvey Oswald, accused slayer
Of President Kennedy, is buried.
]. B. Ardry, 40, of Fort
Worth, said he halted the truck
and "just took off" on foot. He
was unhurt.
Police found bullet holes in
the right window and the
windshield of the truck.
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concern that Federal employees
who are involved in the grant,
ing of contracts to various
companies could be unduly in
fluenced in their decisions if
they received special favors,
such as stock deals.
The committee based its rec
concentrations on conclusions
reached by its Military Opera
tons Subcommittee, headed by
Representative Holifield, DEM
ocrat of California.
= &&
CAMPBELL TO RETIRE
James Campbell, former presi-
dent of the American Fedora
ton of Government Employees
and presently the special assist
ant to the AFGE president,
John Griner, will retire from
the AFGE on December 81.
During his 11-year tenure as
president, which ended last
year, Mr.. Campbell did much
to build the AFGE into one of
the strongest of Government
employe unions.
When Mr.. Campbell took Of
flee in 1851, the Age had
about $4,000 members and a
bank balance of $4,000. When
Mr.. Campbell stepped down
last year, the Age had about
10000 members and a bank
balance of $286, 500.
Even more important, Jim"
Campbell played a large role in
making the AFGE the influen-
tial union it is today, and he
played an important part in
getting the pay raises and
fringe benefits, won for Gov
eminent employees during the
past decade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
Silver Spring Parade
Cancelled by Rain

For the first time in IL
years. the Christmas shopping
season in Silver Spring, Md,
will open without the formal
ity of a parade.
Heavy rain this morning
forced cancellation of the event
according to the sponsors, the
Silver Spring Board of Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29

eminent steel plant in Matan-
zas.
Another Venezuelan airlineI
en- route from New York to
Caracas was diverted to Ber-
muda yesterday after q man
telephoned Idlewild Airport
that q bomb was aboard the
plane.
Searched In Bermuda
The plane, with AZ persons
aboard, was searched in Ber-
muda but no bomb was found.
1t flew on to Caracas.
Caracas police continue
searching for the kidnapped
United States officer. 1t. Col.
James K. Chenault Of Sher-
man, Tex. The FALN has said
it would release him unframed
tomorrow.
Col Chenault's wife Ruth
and their three children, Bess
Ann, 90; James K. jr., 16. and
Nina Louise. IL. are in Caracas.
(Col. Chenault's wife is for
merly Of Bethesda and attended
the University Of Maryland.
Her mother, Mrs. Adam Rich
mond, widow of an Army gen.
eral. lives at 1916 Glenbrook
road. Bethesda.
zone Of Mrs. Chenault's sis
tiers, Mrs. Vitaly Kovalesky,
lives at 5917 Southridge drive,
and another, Mrs.
John B. Wagner. lives in An
napolis)
viii File Charges
Meanwhile. the Betancourt
government formally accused
Cuba Of smuggling arms into
Venezuela for the FALN and
asked the other American ma
tons to help stop such traffic.
The charge was based on a
3-ton cache Of arms found
buried on a beach in Falcon
State November 8.
Foreign Minister Falcon Bri-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-08

PIANOs-Brand-neW Kimbaii Al.
IN. console. Special price at $6ob
Terms.
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ORGANS - Clearance Of top-namt
brand demo, and used organs
Home and church models at ter,
riiio savings, KITS g conven,
lent l9cationsl, dntn., 1880 G
Vernon ave, XII. S-6SS3, Congres.
sional Plaza shopping ctr, Rock.
vile pike. HA. 7-742O. IVA, anc
Nd, stores open daily til 8 pm
except SAT-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, Generators,
sod cutters, rollers, etc, RENTAL
TOOLS, UN. 4-5l00, JU. 5-5040.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

1881 3rd ST. N.w.-Niee clean
Tm, with or without pvt. kit.
IN quiet home S9.-Sl3.56 per wk
Call MRS; SMITH after 4 pm.
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FAIRFAX.
VILLAGE
APARTMENTS

PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Top Of the hill. at Maryland line.
overlooking the Capitol. 10 min
utes By bus. Garden apts. In
park like setting; Call Lu. 2-e2s5,
Mon.-Fri.. 3 am. 70 8 pm: Sat.
am. 70 4 pm: sun. / pm. 70
4p.m. Also furnished apartments.
GARDEN-TYPE APT. HOMRS
with large porches. 10 minutes
from the Capitol. overlOoklnf
Suitland pkwy., Oxon Run ParK
picnic grounds and new Toll
course open 10 public. ] and 2
bedroom apts., from SIS. De
taehed small buildings, homeliks
atmosphere, beautifully land
gcaped. quiet friendly neighbor-
hood In suburban setting. Three
exposures In every apt, large
for dining, sleeping and living
Rear stairs 10 spacious fenced-ln
lawns for. safe play plumbing in
kitchen for washing machines,
outside driving, individual storage
lockers, building wired for eli
eonditioners. short walk 10 tive +
fare bus lines, shopping center.
school and theAter. off-streel
parking Good Hone Hills IL west
: OF Naylof I'd. IN vicinity Of Goth
81 sc. Rental office open daily
between 10 am. and $3.50 pm.
1900 3Oth 81. sc. 10. $3.50, y
VuAUrfuT " r~hWT M me
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HAYWOOD GARDENS
400 HAYWOOD PLACE
MT. RAINIER. MD.
AVAILABLE APRIL Io

Just across District line. bus fare
theater. excellent bus facilities.
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PIAN0s--For values In eiightly
used pianos visit Jordan's At I3fh
and q SITS NV, Choice OF spinets,
consoles and Strands in good
selection OF styles and finishes
Easy terms. ST. $4,000, JOR-
DAMS cor. 18th and O SITS. NV.
PIANO, Baby Grand, needs tuning,
suitable Tor rec. room. 10. g.
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ACARAs 70 zebras, over 900 va
rieties tropical fish. large pool
goldfish. plants. live foods. We
build and repair fish equipment.
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ORGAN, Baldwin. Model Al, cleo.
french Provincial, cherry, JE. g.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ABBOTT a LANDOWNER. 2-es77
FURNITURE BOUGHT
ANTIQUES, fine quality furniture,
paintings, china, etc. MRS. SANG
sTER, Ii. 3-lSl9, Ii. 7-2b97.
BEDROOM, dining rm., contents OF
home. Cash We do moving, stor-
age. reasonable rates. ia. e-2937.
FURNITURE wanted today; good
furniture, any amount; also want
refrlgerators, gas stove and pianos,
Call MR., GRADY, MA. S-2679.
OLD FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks, furn., china, glass, guns,
silver. etc. CASH, OIL. 6-7O37
PIANO urgently wanted for cash,
genuine buyer, kindly phone RE.
BEccA ROOT. 76S-2703 (homel.
PIANOS WANTED-cash paid. Cal
949-Ol32 or HA. 2-2l5l.
PIANO WANTED. immed. cash
payment. No checks. Phone Mr..
EARL, 624-9440.
PIANos-ALL STYLES
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FURNTTURI
DOUBLE ENTENDRE"

Modern Dual Purpose--Bit By
day, sleep At night, Daviniter.
loose bOlstered back plus
matching chair IN choice OF
color selection. Two marproof
end tables piua matching step
down cocktail table. Pair OF
decorator type lamps. Large
sire dinstte table with beige
protected finish top and 4
matching upholstered chairs
Bronze finish, Four-pieee
walnut finished bedroom, large
double dresser, ample sized
chest and full double siEe
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-24

ed Winfrid, first instituted the
decorated fir tree. a tribute to
the Christ Child. as a replace
nent for the sacrifices made to
the oak. which was sacred to
the pagan god Odin.
When Caroling Began
With the joyful strains Of Isl
lent Night The First Noel"
and other beloved carols, today S
carolers carry on a meaningful
Christmas custom that original
ed centuries ago.
AS early as the fourth century
AID, a musical poem was sung
in honor of st. Basil and his
victory in the fight for Chris
!ianity over The Byzantine en-
peror Julian. i; Greece, legends
Of st. Basil were later put TO
music and sung at Christmas
ard the New Year.
The first real Christmas car
OILS, however. were probably
sung in the Italian mountain vii
lage of Grecchio when St. Fran
els Of Assist created the first
manger scene II 1928. He and
his brethren led the villagers in
singing hymns of praise to the
Christ Child.
Source Of Giving
Giving gifts at the Yulehde
season has many precedents. In
the years before Christ. Romans
gave branches of laurel. olive
and myrtle to each other at the
Saturnaia, a pagan festival that
occurred abon. the same time
as the present date Of Christ
mas. In England and Northern,
Europe. Druid worshippers tiel1
gifts on trees during The Yule
festival held at the Writer sol
Stlce.
Roman emperors often de-
manded Yule gifts of clothing,
gold and silver from their sub
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-24
Spirit OF Christmas Rules
In Community Celebrations

It's Christmas time! Every
where. glad sights ard sounds
reflect the spirit of the season.
as this area celebrates the JOY
GUS holiday.
: The spirit of Christmas IS
seen. in gaily decorated streets
and stores, in homes agloW with
light and festive with ever
greens. in churches where the
manager scene tells anew the
wonderful old story Of a holy
Babe who was born in Bethle-
hem nearly 1000 years ago.
The spirit Of Christmas is
heard. in bells ringing out from
street corner to steeple. in hap
by voices singing all the songs
OF the season. from old familiar
carols to the more solemn
but at the same time joyful. an
thems. cantatas and oratorios.
The spirit Of Christmas is felt,
as last minute preparations for
the big celebration are made.
There are always. it seems.
some packages still to be wrap
ped. some final trimmings to be
put on the tree. some part Of
the Christmas pageant or choral
program that needs just one
more rehearsal. some extra
touches to make the Christmas
feast absolutely perfect.
In the midst OF the hustle and
hustle. the spirit of Christmas
shines through in all its many
meanings.
The spirit of Christmas means
laughter and joy - best ex-
pressed. perhaps. by the faces of
children. eager and smiling as
they wait for Santa. full of rev
erent wonder as they hear the
Christmas story and see the
manager scene.
The spirit of Christmas means
giving. with love wrapped into
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-24

every package. And it means
sharing the riches Of thought
full consideration and genuine in
terest. as well as time and
money with the aged. the III
the needy and unfortunate.
The spirit of Christmas means
a warm renewal Of family ties
and close friendships. and ar en-
joyment of traditions treasured
through the years - the special
customs each family creates for
itself, as we'll as the traditions
garnered from the lore and leg
ends of Christmas.
Naming the Day
AS a holy day and a holiday,
Christmas means both prayerful
worship and festive merrymak-
ing. The holy meaning Of the
day is expressed in its rame
The Latin name for Christmas
translates as the Feast or Birth
day Of Our Lord. The English
Christmas means the Mass OF
Christ. a meaning which is close
| ly paralleled by the Dutch "Ker.
mis-" In German it's "Weih-
nacht," or sacred night.
The French Noel" has sew
eral possible meanings - news,
birthday or "shout Of Joy \
Whatever the exact origin,
there's no question that Noe
now means Christmas.
How the Tree Grew
When the German prince Al
. bert married Queen Victoria, he
carried the custom Of the Yule
tree to England, and from there
it spread by imitation and mi
migration to the United States
and Canada.
The German origin is appro-
PIRATE. stree j. was in Germany
that the English missionary ST
Bonlface. formerly a monk nam
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-24
Presents Will Go
From Tree To Wall

Many Of the home gifts under
the tree this Yule are destined
togo right to the walls.
Homemakers have asked for
larger. more dramatic wall ac-
cessories. manufacturers say
and they are obliging by supply
ing Santa With plenty Of inl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-12-24
CHRISTMAS CARD CHRISTMAS

CHRISTMAS CARD CHRISTMAS
A lifted the the mimic Christmas
Heaped the wreathed windowslls.
l did not regret the wet cold blowing white
Through smotherng winter before
grieve reminders Of religion
Could not be e-enacted in church.
epine reading enoinders for passionate initiation
that would have drunk cheered the begun
Even did not deplore the girl who might have
Mingled glowing at ring. promising marriage
For by strange family clusters could still overhea::
urging day tearing ribbons.
My brother artist. pleased eccentric objects.
My mother gratfed by representations maternity
My father presiding all.
Enchanting good who learn
ed his lines.
did away swirlis in orleans day
A grandy
Nor did gall million turkey cranberry cake
While I ate antiseptic the hamburger palace
did the ableaux-vivants
Or rainbow lights reindeer lawns
Admittedly icked things students desk
When wind passed strangely cold
And floored down the silly cards
The grayed smeared
But stayed to miss them
Vacations welcome:
Opening the stoutly decorated door,
My sister screaming, Hes here!'
My fathers sturdy handslake How you?"
Then mothers and kiss,
And brothers wink at family particular.
In 50 much was my celebration cut Of paper illusion
Clyde Clifford Clements Jr.
Appomattox
Farmvie
Editors is poem written ty Clements
while q University
he a covering Il think
something that young
general feel about their families at Christmas time when
they separated"t