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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
STORCH

HOUSES BIZ HUGHES-Handyman's
delight Sturdy little rambler. Full
basement. Not too old-needs a little
paint. A real old-fashioned bar.
gain. Only $3.50, on your terms.
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l40o.
HYATTSVILLE-Ho with an in
come, has apis, bsmt., LIST and
2nd floor or 4-bedrm., 3-bath, l.
family home, just Sls,q5o. Cali
$4,000.
HUGH I. PECK, 1925 Georgia Ave.
EVANSVILLE 3 bedrms., IN
baths, din. rm., cent. air cond.
II sparkles. sl2,e00.
LANGLEY REALTY UN. l-62l7
EVANSVILLE PROF R-Home
with 4 spacious bedrms., modern
kit, large din. rm.s and bsmt.,
FHA. only Sl9,s5o. Call WA. 1851
HOMEOWNER RLTY.
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VA APPRAISAL already
ordered on this cleaning
2-bedrm. bungalow In per-
feet condition. Only Sill
$50. Vet no down payment
or easy conventional terms.
Has full bsmt., the best gas
h.-W.h. firepl. in spacious
liv. rm.. porch, and det.
garage.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

EVANSVILLE - Bungalow
featuring liV. I'm. WIfIeDl.,
sep. family-sixe din. rm.,
table space kit, 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths, full bsmt., front
scr. porch, h.-w.h., off
street garage. VA, nothing
down or $500 down to nom
vets GIIb monthlv navs All
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S ~ bFhINUl Z a NG EY
Park : Smart 3-bedrm. contem.
porary rambler. Beaut. wooded lot,
spprox. IOxl2o, quiet picturesque
street. Va baths, frepl., scr. porch.
CENTRAL AIR COND. No bsnnt'
Every convenience. Priced $40 600
10 Gown payment CT might buy'
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC. al.
2-I0O6, Ewes. LA. 6-s3A5
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silver SPRING, just off Lansrk
way, close In -Four Corners srasN
Brick split-level, : bedrms =
Datns, rec. rm., cent, air cond
walk 70 Parkside School and Norfhs
wood Hugh. Exceptionally clean.
SAY ~; 800 til 2. WOoDSIDE
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TOWERING TREES

Surround this brick rambler on
quite cul-de-sac. Stone fireplace in
living rnn.s ; bedrms., rec. rEa., and
attached garage. $4,000 FLA, sl35
per mo.
LLEWELYN co.
yU. $500 s2s-l529
WHEAT0N-Immac. 3-b.r. split-
foyer rambler VIGIL rec. nm.
ASSUME Ice. CT LOAN
Only S22.750. Call $4,000,
G. paul hickman, inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

COUNTRY LIVING
Enjoy life more By moving 10 the
country; We offer you this Cape
living I'm. and fun bsmf. Situated
o. 2 beautiful lot with many trees.
ia financing available. Price only
CURTIS 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

BELTsVILLE-4 BEDROOMS
Beautiful brick Colonial, fsmily.size
ut, sep, din. rm-s firepl., living
sl7,5oo; HE. 5000.
Copper River current., 1963-12-05
T OF HOUND, TO1TE nOT7TD

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EXOTIC SPONGE

is a small hook in the back
through which you can
thread black ribbon or wear
it on a gold chain. At all
department stores carrying
Mary Chess.
RAGE ROOM "A
handy ceramic tobacco con-
tainer with a rustic wooden
cover will delight the pipe
smoker. Sailing ships go
around and around the con-
tainer. and it will provide a
bright spot by his favorite
lounging chair when your
favorite man is relaxing. At
Lansburgh's.
=
SHADES OF CLEOPATRA
One of the more titillat-
ing scenes in the movie
Cleopatra" Is when she is
seen bathing and miniature
barges are shown floating by,
carrying walls of fragrant
oils for her elegant bath.
Echoing the luxury of that
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THE GIFT ROUNDUP
Would You Like
An Exciting Gift?

bath scene is q new sponge
in pink. blue. yellow. aqua.
or white that floats in your
own 2O-century bath tub.
The handle is a fanciful pair
Of snakes, that were so re-
vered by the Egyptians. This
bath-tub delight is at Frank
r. Jelleff's.
-
CHRIS TMAS RNA--
MENTS-So many women
love holiday costume jewelry,
because it's so colorful, gilt
terry. and festive looking. This
cleaning and frosty looking
domed pin with peacock
stones. is also available with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

guest soap and towels in a
powder room or a bathroom.
The glass dishes hold minia-
ture cakes of sculptured soap
and the silverplate tray also
has many other uses. From
Hecht's Golden Dolphin Shop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

ruby and rhineStoneS. There
are matching domed ear
rings for some of the pretti-
est lighting up of holiday
fashions that can be imag-
ined. At Woodrow g. LOthrOp.
=
AT YOUR SERVICE-A
gracious way to serve up
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Gifts, gifts. gifts. Won
derful to receive and for
many a real delight to select,
when it is done by someone
who adores giving something
different at Christmas.
One shopping guide. fol-
lowed by an expert shopper
we know, is that she always
looks for the gift she'd like
to receive herself. Not that
this is infallible. only that
she knows then, that her
gift recipients are really get
ting the personal touch"
CHARMING THOUGHT
AAaTw1. that
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strongly resembles an an
tique pill box, holds Mary
Chess cream perfume in
White Lilac, Yram, Tapestry
or the Strategy fragrances.
The little case may later be
used as a pendant since there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-17

CHARMING THOUGHT
A charming case that
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Of natural Embo Autumn Haze mink worked with
letout skins into most luxurious wroP-the oPulent
EIdorodo stoIe-notobIe for its lavish rolling collar
extrovogonty underlined in mink. S5o5.
Come in and see our holiday collection Of mink stoIes
jackets, and coots in glorious natural coors $685. to
$l395. plus Federal tax.
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Immediate Delivery
Evening star., 1963-02-06

nical assistance on q massive
scale during the reconstruction.
The time has come for the
Congo to receive economic aid
on a country -to-country basis
as well as from the United
Nations. It viii be essential to
avoid by some means subject
ing the Congo Ito the dangers
Of a politically motivated as
sistance C mpeting among
states"
Evening star., 1963-02-06

forces, ut is conceivable that
it (the secession moves) could
be revived"
There are interests and ele-
ments in the Katanga scene
which would always favor and
flirt with it," he said. There
could be q regrouping and re-
arming of the gendarmerie or
parts Of 1t as a new seces-
sionist force"
Mr.. Thant made these addi-
tional points:
While circumstances could
change the picture, "it is an
easy and safe guess" that
United Nations troops will still
be required in the Congo a
year from now. However, the
reduction from the present
strength of around 10000 will
be substantial.
There will be a continuing
need for United Nations tech
Evening star., 1963-02-06

and cornered the man two
blocks away. Arrested was
Dennis C. Cunningham, rs.
listed in the first block Of
Ninth street NE.
Detectives Harry Noone and
Louis Blancato jr. arrived on
the scene to transport the
victim, Mr.. Rich. to police
headquarters. He refused hos
pital treatment.
After filling out papers, at
headquarters, Mr.. Rich and the
detectives went outside to find
the police car on fire. Mr.. Rich
tried to stamp out the smoking
seat, but the fire department
had to be called.
The car suffered only minor
damages, reported the two de-
tectives, neither Of whom
smokes.
Evening star., 1963-02-06
King Suvung
Of Laos Due in
D. c. Feb. Is
py The Associated Press

King Savang vatthana Of the
neutralist kingdom of Laos will
arrive here February rs for q
three-day visit as the official
guest of President Kennedy.
Officials reporting this said
the 53-year-old Southeast
Asian monarch will come here
after visits to Moscow. Ottawa
and New York and viii return
home by way of Warsaw,
Peking and Hanoi. the capital
of Communist Mort Wet Nam
King Savnag will be accom-
panied by his son Souryavong,
IS: Prime Minister Souvanna
IPhouma, who was here last
Evening star., 1963-02-06
The Heats On,
Police Discover
After Robbery

A $35 robbery and mugging
turned into a hot case last
night for police who had asked
the victim to throw his ciga-
rette from their prowl car.
It began when John F. Rich,
IS, was saying goodby to some
friends in the hall Of his apart
ment at ole New York avenue
NV. AS he turned from the
door, he was attacked, beaten
about the head and robbed OF
$35, he told police later.
Police Pvt. William r. Harris
who saw him chase a man into
the street, hailed a passing cal
Evening star., 1963-02-06
UThont Cautions U.N.
On Rush to Quit Congo

ments in a detailed report to
the United Nations Security
Council on the situation in the
Congo. He said that, with the
remuneration Of secession by
Katanga President Noise
Tshombe and disarming of his
gendarmerie, ''it may reason
ably be concluded that the at
tempted secession of Katanga
is an end"
But he added that. given an
absence of alertness or a too
rapid withdrawal Of U. N
Evening star., 1963-02-06

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
Feb. 6 (AP) Secretary Gen.
eral U Thant warned today a
new move for secession might
flare in Katanga If U. N. forces
were withdrawn too quickly
from the Congo.
He said also that the United
Nations Will have to send troop
reinforcements to South Kasai
Province, adjoining Katanga,
to deal with serious tribal war
fare.
MIR. Thant made the state
Evening star., 1963-02-06
Maternity Tec

Suburban Hospital, $500 Old
Georgetown road, Bethesda, will
hold q maternity tea at 2 pm
Saturday. All expectant parents
living in the area are invited
to the program which viii In
clude talks by hospital person
mel and a tour Of the maternity
and nursery areas.
Evening star., 1963-02-06
July. and three other cabinet

July. and three other cabinet
ministers.
A private meeting and lunch
with Mr.. Kennedy at the White
House will be on the Kings
schedule, and q full round of
receptions and appearances is
being arranged.
The King will visit New York
from February % to Is and
will call on U. NJ. Seer stary
General U Thant.
Evening star., 1963-02-06
ADVERTISEMENT
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CD Antiseptie-promotes healing. To get
the anti-itch action best for your type Of
itching, ask for either Zemo Ointment OF
Zemo Liquid. Both ''ds-itch" effectively.
Evening star., 1963-02-06

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Evening star., 1963-02-06

"GOssamer" Batiste Sheers
PIeated i'm DacrOn pOlyester
and TussOn rayOn
Evening star., 1963-02-06

Buy now OF sovinss for every nook in your
home, closet cellar, ony rooml Why De
bvIb.snoieher; buy OF time tor $2l
a.woy bulbs, guaranteed for yeors.
80 loo-Sl.
So 100 1901 rs.
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MANAGER

In department store or
specially shop, for WaShingtonis
leading ladies' Uniform shop. Good
opportunity for young assistant
manager or buyer TO move up. Per
son who can assume responsibility.
Five-day week, paid vacation, and
profit sharing. Send resume Of quail
ifications and a picture or call for
an sunnintmeuf
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SALESWOMEN

Experienced, fun time and part time
ewes. and Sat. Arr, Va.-Fun time
and part time days. Conn and X
CASUAL C0RNERs JU. e-7o2o.
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eALEs CLERK, permanent, fun
time. Exper, ladies' casual wear. No
nightss NJ Saturdays. Apply in per
son only. C0RBIiS, 1905 Il q. NV.
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FULL COMPANY BENEFITS

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co.
TBS 18th Street NV.
Washington 5, D. c.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
from the desk of BRUCE McHENRY
UGH This is one of those days when If someone
gave me pot of gold I'd tell them that didn't
like the color. NothingS gone right. It's already
8:45 in the morning. ChriSanthaumum forgot
to wake me up this morning. That's the land
ladys bless her, dog. The infallible timepiece
stuck her cold nose in my ear Az minutes late.
The toast is always cold, this morning 1t was
burnt, too. The bus was late.
And then the boss was sitting in my office at
1929 He really doesn't have to be at work til
$3.50 technically. The boss ran his fingers over
his bald spot and pulled at the third button on
his coat. That means he is going to utter words
of wisdom.
'cMcHenry," he said, II don't think that the
people know about our job. I don't think that
they know we need smart people to help our
customers place the calls that they cannot place
themselves.
I don't think that they know we pay $40 week
to start. don't think they know about our va
cations, attractive offices, and top-notch bene-
fits. They don't know that this is wonderful
place to work.
What does he want? Blood? I gave that last
week to the Red Cross. He probably wants me to
walk up and down 18th st. playing "Oh Promise
Me- on harmonica and carrying sign saying
THE telephone company needs you" Mercy.
Please, if you're smart and if you're looking
for job, come in and talk to my boss at TBS
18th st. NV. Come in anytime from $3.50 am
to 4 pm. Monday through Saturday. My boss
is nice guy. Tell him Bruce McHenry sent you.
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CLERK-TYPISTS

CLERK-TYPISTS
We have several vacancies
for young women with
good tipping and office
skills. These are perma-
nent full time positions
with interesting and
varied duties. Opportuni-
ties for advancement are
available for those who
demonstrate ability and
willingness to learn. Why
not visit our Personnel
Department for further
details? We are inter-
viewing weekdays from
$3.50 am. to noon, after
noon interviews can be
arranged.
THE EVENING STAR
225 VIRGINIA AVE. Sc.
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RECEPTIONIST 1925
NO EXPERIENCE
CONVENTIONS

will depend on you when
convention time rolls around. This
is almost straight reception with Lit.
tie time for office duties. Good
voice helps. For the girl who likes
To meet people and can type accu.
rately around IS w.p.m. BETTY
GRAY EMPL., 626 Woodward Bldg,
CT 7.Jl1s
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HELP WOMEN

SALES CLERK, permanent, fun
ume- Exper. ladies' casual wear. No
nights, No SaturdayG. Apply in per.
son only. CoRBIiS. 1905 Il 8. NV.
sALEsLADY, part time. hours can
be arranged. Experience not nee
esSary. Apply FANNY FARMER
CANDY SHOP, CHEVY Chase
shopping Center, Wisconsin
SALESWOMEN
Experienced, fun time and part time
ewes. and Sat. Ari., Va--Ful time
and part time days. Conn and X
g. NV. Zine sportgWeaT shops,
CASUAL CORNER yU. e-1o2o.
SECRETARIES, suburbs, no fee,
$50. HAGGERTY EMPL-, eloS Fen
Ton st. ST. Spring yU. e-6l6l.
SECRETARY, part-time, permanent
position in upper NV. location, s
day week; experience In general Of
ice duties required. Send resume
Box 3e6Js star.
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIsT for
avaiaton concern located In sc.
washington Must be quality typiSt
and have q very pleasing telephone
personality. Call OMN1 INVEST
MENT, S67-s9oo, ask for Mr.. Wayne.
SECRETARY, general Office duties
with good typing and shorthand
skills. Exper. preferred but not nee.
3S-hr. VIZ, annual and sick leave.
Sl,1oo-S 800. AMERICAN CORREC-
TIONAL. ASSOC, Shoreham Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV, 3q3-l3l4.
SECRETARY, and administrative
asst, top notch, must be excel. In
tipping, shorthand and In carrying
out OF details without supervision.
Top salary for top abilities. Employ.
er is a large growing real estate
and construction firm. Call Mrs.
Chff0rth for interview. G2-I3oo.
SECY. PAKf TnTE): Apt. in Beaut.
NV. Home, Meals Incl. Oval: $500
NOM Exch. for Eyes, VIZ. Ends
Office Work.-0R-Plus Hrs. DAY
House Care for Elderly Lady st
Se Mp "a La Aad ku, to Rs start P 5TL
Franklin p. o. Box 7523.
SECY., intermediate. Ari. opening
for young lady with slZills In typing
snS shhd.; ., some so eSllege .dasys'
z33l Wilson Blvd, Ari., IA. 5000,
49, ~~---~@ -
SECYs., Baileys Crossroads and Nc
Lean good position for intelligent
young girl, to 500 wk. POTOMAC
EMPL., ~ Leesburg pike, Seven
Corners, JE. I'M.
SECYS. TO $1,000
Legal. Assoc. Corp, etc
Jr. Secys. -Stenos., to 300
ATLAS AGcY. 1920 NY. Ave. NV.
SERVICE REP. for Fairfax area,
will train attrac, his. grad, good
advancement, 5 days, SIS VIZ. TO st.
POTOMAC EMPL., ~ LeeSburR
pike, Seven Corners, JE. 2-I212.
SNACK BAR sUPv., mature woman
to manage vending. machine snack
bars and snack bar attendants.
Must have own car. VIII receive al
lowance for car. Starting salary
$3.50 per mo. with periodic Increases
according to ability. Possible earn
ings Of $40 per mo. within one
year. Many company DEMENT'S with
largest coffee vending company In
the d. c. area. Good references re-
quired. Call UN. 4-3246 between Q
am. and pm.
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UGH

Seen the Christmas croWdss
Getting worse everyday.
Smart people don't set In
crowds like that. II you're
that smart, we want you
to work for Us. 50. We
have made ARRANGEMENTS
for you to apply in our Fails
Church office TO work
downtown. Smart?
Barbara KlinEer Is there
from $3.50 an. TO 4 pm.
Monday through Friday to
tell you about the variety
Of Jobs we have. For ex-
ample she might tell you
about helping our customers
place the long distance calls
that they cannot place
themselves. The starting
salary Is $40 @ week even
in training. Go in and see
Miss Klinger ct 500 West
Broad st.. Suite 100, Falls
Church, Va. THE C&P
TELEPHONE COMPANY.
An Equal Opportunity En-
ployer.
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NATIONAL UNION
COMPANY


22nd and Pa. Ave. NV, Wash. D. C.
TEL. FE. 7-l330
MATURE OR RETIRED LADIES
with pleasant voices for telephone
work, evenings to 10, sl.3o-hr.r
co. $500.
MGR 1000 machine operator. POSTING
experience required. To work from
II pm. to $50 an, 5 nights per
week. Write to Box 30o-J, Star.
MGR 400 machine operator, expert.
ence necessary. To work Mon.
through En-, $50 am. to S pm
Duties interesting and varied. Apply
personnel, am. 70 2 pm, Non.
through Fri, PROVIDENCE HOS
PTTAL, llso Varnum st. ne.
NURSE, for Orthopedic surgeons Of.
fee. State salary, experience and
references. Box ~, Star.
NURSE, R.N.-Md. license, for 9 hr
day duty supervising In large nurs.
ing home in Kensington. Live In or
out. Good starting salary. Referen.
ces. olq-O122
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HELP WOMEN

HOSTESS - Exper1enced. Permzn-
ent position n ne q WaGhingtU's
finest restaurants. Excellent salary.
Closed Sundays and Christmas. Paid
vacations, free disqualification and
surgical BENEFITS When qualified.
Hrs u an. 70 pm, S-day week.
Apply Mr.. Walters, CAFE BUR
GCNDY, So5l Conn ave. NV.
HOSTESS in the Maverick RIM,
SOuthgate Motor Hotel, $1,000 pm
No phone calls. Apply in person,
Shirley hwy. and Glebe I'd.
INSURANCE RATE CLERK and
policy typist. Fire and casually
agency in downtown area. ST. 3-Iz56.
INSURANCE
Fire and inland marine underwater.
z yrs. min. experience win some
knowledge Of casualty for well-estab-
hShed Insurance brokerage hrm.
Downtown Conn. ave. location. IS
hr. week. Many fringe benefits. Sal.
airy commensurate with ability. Cal
Mr. King, A67-2l7A
KEYPUNCH OPERATOR
Day or Night
MRS. BUTLER s7Lo4oo
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SITUATION WOMEN
SITUATI0NS-0oMEsTIe

BRITISH GIRLS LIVE. Wash
ington's oldest overseas agency now
showing resumes Of Jan. 18th arri-
walls. So wk. sal.
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
llo7 Spring St., SIS. JU. 1000
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oeGAh -Hammon1, q l1s spanst,
sent. why by q new one9 Gel fhis
one tlzt Ike new and save oFer
800. Cal sfz-lool Whdya. an. !
p.m-s Sat. an p.m-s sun. an u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
EXECUTIVE
SECRETARY

Excellent opportunity for experienced
secretary between Is and IS 70 Work
as girl Friday for busy executive In
CheyeTly Maryland area. Many
company benefits. Write Box 347-J,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-04
FURNITURE

desires responsible party
70 take possession Of decorator
correlated furniture, bedroom,
living rm. and dining area 81
tremendous savings. Better quail
ity than normally offered at this
sacrifice price,, S176 for all
three rooms. Never used except
as model apartment display. No
down payment necessary. choose
your own payments, immediate
free delivery or free storage un-
I'll needed, Call Mr.. WnLIAMs,
LU. 4-S500, weekdays til Q.
Free round-trip courtesy car.
FURN. Sacrifice 6-Tm. Oh. Ch.
incl, hrepl. mirror, andlrons, divan,
chairs. tbs, lamps, rugs, din. rm.
suite, cor, cab, z bedrIn. suites
TV console, radio comb.s wash.
mach, dinette set garden tools, etc,
e66-3l26.
FURN. : Mahog. r. din, nm. suite;
also 3 mahog. Nv. nm. tables Clamp.
cocktail. step). Reas. offer accept
FURNITURE Save money. Nation.
al advertised brands Of furniture at
a special low price. Furniture Inter
iors, l7s Culpepper St. Warrenton'
Va
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Kennedy Names
Bourd to Probe !.
FEC Roll Dispute

NEW YORK. Nov. 9 Cap -
President Kennedy created ar
emergency board today to in
vestigate a dispute between the
Florida East Coast Railway Co
and its union employees.
The dispute has been OF
presidential concern because
the railroad delivers material
to the missile base at Cape
Canaveral, Fla.
Names Of the board members
we're not announced immedi-
ately.
Malcolm Kilduff, assistant
press secretary to the Presi-
dent, said the order would pre-
vent any strike against the
railroad for 80 days under pro-
sisionS of the Railway Labor
Act.
Mr.. Kennedy had come to
New York for a speaking en-
gagement last night.
The Presidents executive
order said:
Il hereby create a board of
three members, to be appointed
by me, to investigate this dis
pute. No member of the board
shall be pecuniarily or other
wise interested in any organi-
cation of railroad employees or
any carrier"
Involved in the dispute are
employees represented by II
railroad labor organizations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-09
WsConferences
Planned by Home

PERTH, Scotland, Nov.
(AP) .-Britain's new prime
minister, Sir Alec Douglas
Home, told reporters yesterday
he hopes to institute a regular
procedure of news conferences
News conferences, on the
model used by American presi-
dents, are not a feature of Brit
ish political life. The British
constitution requires govern
ment ministers to announce
changes of policy first in par
lament. This has tended to
inhibit the development of the
news conference system. How
ever, during his Scottish elec-
ton campaign, in which he wor
a seat in Commons yesterday,
Sir Alec worked up close and
friendly relationship with re-
porters from many countries.
81 have enjoyed these meet
ings with you," he told them
after his election victory this
morning. 81 hope you have
also enjoyed them. 1t is my in
tention to meet the press from
time to time"