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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
Bishop Hits Boring
Of 4 Lecturers by Gu

The decision barring four
theologians from taking part in
a lenten lecture series at Cath
ole University was criticized
by a Catholic bishop yester-
day as a "thoughtless action"
that might jeopardize the sue
cess of the Vatican Council.
The Most Rev. John King
Music, Bishop Of Steuben-
vile. Ohio. was quoted in a
front-page story in the REG
ister." official newspaper Of
the diocese. under a headline
reading: Catholic U. Will Be
Sorry, Says Bishop About Muz-
cling"
THE university's action ac-
centuates a difference of view
point as being an explosive and
dangerous departure from or
thodoxy. The next session OF
the Vatican Council seems jeop-
ardized in its bid for success
by these thoughtless actions. "
he declared.
"Suppressing views is no serv-
ice to the truth. Such
censorship is contrary to the
spirit of (the university char
ter. To give as a reason for this
action that the men banned
(have taken a stand on issues
being discussed at the council
in Rome does not take into
consideration that men OF the
other side are vocal at the
at the university, and that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
PARKWAY CRASH
KILLS LAUREL MAN

A 24-year-old Laurel (MdO
man was killed early today in
an accident on the Baltimore
Washington parkway.
Park police said Melvin P.
Gallington of BARRIERS Fairview
Trailer Court was trying to I'M
hitch his car from a tow truck
in the southbound lane between
Route 1877 and BeltSville when
his car was sideswiped by an
other
The impact drove Mr.. Gall
ington's car forward, striking
Mr.. Gallington, who was in
front Of his car working on the
hitch. He was pronounced dead
at Leland Memorial Hospital.
The driver Of the other car,
Willie L. Whitfield, rs, of 10
N street S.W., was charged with
colliding, pending a preliminary
hearing April 8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
BIO to Expedite
Tunnel Emerging

BALTIMORE. Mar. 8 (AP).-
The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad
said yesterday it would divert
traffic starting Mary II from
the Parkersburg Clarksburg
main line TO the so-called high
car route, by way of Brooklyn
Junction. in West Virginia.
Jervis Langdon jr., B&O
president, said the move is be-
ing made to expedite compile
ton. expected in August, Of a
SIS million project to remove
or enlarge Is tunnels between
Clarksburg and Parkersburg.
The purpose Of the project
is to eliminate height restric-
tons which prohibit movement
Of piggy-back and other high
level freight cars over the main
line.
MFR. Langdon said the B&O
would have the shortest freight
route between East Coast mar
kets and the Southwest after
! completion Of the project.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
CULVERT WRECK
FATAL TO DRIVER

District man was killed yes
terday when his tractor trailer
struck a concrete abutment on
Derwood road about 2 miles
north of Rockville, Montgomery
County police reported.
The victim was identified as
Aaron Buchanan, jr, 40, 2317
Hartford street Sc.
He was driving south on Der
wood road at about 4:30 pm.
when the vehicle left the right
side OF the road. went out of
control. and Travelled 225 feet
to the abutment. police said.
A passenger. Lonnie Richard
Moses, SIS. of 831 Whittier place
NV, was treated at Suburban
Hospital for cuts and bruises,
police said.
Damage to the vehicle was
estimated at $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
CHERRY BLOSSOM RIVALS
Tourists Will See
Thousands of Tulips

Mr.. Barrett likes the idea,
too. Back in the PWA and
WPA days the architects who
got in charge directed a grad
ual doing away with flower
beds and their replacement
with Towering shrubs" Mr.
Barrett said.
Then, too, along came the
war and a scarcity of man.
power--I had to hire women to
weed and work the beds We
had.
There had never been any
move to re-establiSh the flower
beds until Mr.. Jet gave me the
green light this year. I hope
that We can double next year
the start we've made, and con-
tinue to expand our efforts"
At this stage, Park Service
officials aren't hazarding a
guess on when either the cherry
blossoms or the tulips will burst
forth. With a bitter winter
just ending. too much depends
on temperatures during the
next month.
Ten days Of 60-to-7 10 degree
weather will be needed to bring
the cherry blossoms out in
time for the Cherry Blossom
Festival April 2-6. Most Of the
tulips are expected later that
month or early in May.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
Driver Snaps Utility Pole,
Dies Touching Live Wire
Another Is Saved
In Electrocution
Of D. C. Youth

A l9-year-old District motor
list snapped off a utility pole
last night and was electrocated
by a dangling live wire when
he tried to crawl from his
wrecked car.
Spectators rescued a passen-
ger who suffered only minor
cuts in the accident about $50
pm. on Piney Branch road,
Silver Spring, police said.
The victim, identified as
Thomas Cosby Of 140l Trinidad
avenue NE, was pronounced
dead at Holy Gross Hospital.
His companion was identified
as Charlie Lee Dixon, rs, of
111S Curriton street, Seat
Pleasant.
Police said Mr.. Cosby was
driving south on Piney Branch
road when he struck the utility
pole at Barron street, swapping
the pole off 2 feet above the
ground.
While trying to crawl from
the car. he touched a live wire
dangling by the car. police said.
A resident Of the area said
the road was widened a few
years ago. but the pole was not
moved back from the edge.
Mr.. Cosby was graduated
from Mary Bethune High
School in Halifax, Va, last June
and had worked in a Govern
ment cafeteria here prior to
taking a job with a firm in
Upper Marlboro where he was
employed at the time of his
death, according to relatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
Woman in Oven
Saved by Son, Il

A i2-year-old boy who found
his mother with her head In the
oven at their Chillum md
home last night apparently
saved her life when he called
for help. Prince Georges police
reported today.
According 10 police. the 81
year-old mother was uncon-
scious when her son discovered
her In the kitchen about 8 pm.
The Chillum Rescue Squad
rushed the woman 10 Washing
ton Sanitarium. where she
was reported in good condition
today.
In addition 10 her son, the
woman has two daughters.
Police placed the children with
friends overnight and said they
would try 10 locate the woman's
nearest relatives today 10 take
care Of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR:
A North-South Split
In the Republican Party?

DIXIE REPUBLICANS APPRAIsAL-As Republicans
toppe political traditions in the once Solid South"
will they experience North-Sout split similar TO
the one that has long plagued the Democratic
Peter oDonnell, IT,, influential Chairman OF the
Republican Party In Texas, In a Sunday Star ION
the Record" interview probes this issue. He out
lines his partys strategy in relation TO civil rights
matters, discusses differences of opinion between
Northern and Southern Republicans and names the
1864 @. o. P. candidates favored by the South.
HOW ARE THE MAJORS" SHAPING UP?-This sun
day. The Stars Veteran Sports Columnist Francis
Siam begins a series the 20 major league base
ball teams direct from the spring training camps.
His first report this Sunday sizes up the San Fran
cisco Giants, last years National League pennant
winners.
THE STARS ALL-METROPOLITAN BASKETBALL
TEAM-This Sunday The Star announces the Metro
poitan areas top five high school basketball players
along with first and second team selections In all
the area basketball leagues.
HOW TO SELL ALMOST ANYTHING-Next week is
National Want Ad Week. This Sunday, The Stars
This Week Magazine acknowledges the occasion
with humorous article on the power OF classified
advertising
Phone Lincoln $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
Southeast Man Victim
Of Fire in Bedroom

A 44-year-old man was in
critical condition this morning
after being burned in a fire
that broke out in his apartment,
Willie Caesar, of l6 Eight
zenith street S. E., was taken Ia
Casualty Hospital. The fire,
which started shortly after
am, was confined to his bed
and room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
By the AssocIated Pred

In most places, the sure sign
Of spring is small boys with
baseball bats.
In Washington, however, it's
tourists with cameras in pur-
suit Of the japanese cherry
blossoms.
Now the tourists will have a
new Observation-Disclosures OF
tulips have been planted to
add a bright Dutch touch to
the fragile beauty of the jap
anese blossoms.
T~Sutton Jet, director OF the
Washington Region of the Ma
tional Park Service, said today
he decided on the tulips after
a European trip last year.
viii Decorate Streets
THE beauty Of some of the
vast paintings of tulips which
I saw was almost beyond de-
scription," Mr.. Jet said. Il
determined that our beautiful
Capital City should also have
some outstanding displays Of
tulips"
He noted there were some
tulip beds around, such as at
Lee House in Arlington Gene
terry, but none along main
travel routes.
This year some 5000 tulips
should be blooming in PERISH
ing Square on Pennsylvania
avenue between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets. There are
also other new beds on Virginia
avenue and tulip paintings in
Lafayette, Farragut. and Me-
Pherson Squares and across
from the Interior Department
In the Bolivar Monument area. q
Got Green Light
Horticulturist Alfred j. Bar
rett said he bought 10000 new
tulip bulbs and 10000 new mar
cissus bulbs and already had ir
the ground an estimated 10000
bulbs from previous paintings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
Morse Hits
Mallory Law
Curb Again

Senator Morse, Democrat OF
Oregon. has warned the Senate
for a second time in a week
against giving the Washington
police unchecked power"
He opposed on the floor yes
terday a proposed modification
of the Mallory rule and legis-
lation allowing arrests for in
vestigation.
The 1857 Supreme Court rule
freed a convicted rapist by
throwing out his confession OBJ
tanned between his arrest and
arrangement because of the time
lapse involved. Legislative pro-
posals have been advanced since
then to prevent the barring of
a confession solely because of a
delay between arrest and ar
ralgnment.
Police Latitude Sought
The investigative arrest pro-
posal drafted by city officials
would permit police to detain
suspects for questioning, with
out arrests.
Senator Morse strongly OPP
poses such legislation which he
regards as a threat to constitu-
tional rights of persons charged
with crimes. Police claim that
they cannot investigate charges
sufficiently under a strict in
depreciation Of the Mallory rule.
II always have supported
strengthening the police force"
Senator Morse said. But I
have made 1t clear to the chef
of police that I do not intend
to go along with the drive he
is leading, with the assistance
Of the editorial board Of The
Evening Star, seeking to give
the police department un-
checked power. For abuses, /
am sure. will result by eliminat-
ing The Mallory rule"
Seeks Public Protection
He said the consideration Of
the Mallory question recon-
firmed the need for IAN ever
present guardian" on the Sen
ate District Committee to guar
antee that human rights and
liberties are maintained.
A full-scale Senate fight over
the Mallory modification may
be developing. Lined up against
Senator Morse on the issue in
the last few days have been
five senior Democratic Sena-
tors from the South.
Senators Erwin of North
Carolina, and Mcclellan Of
Arkansas, sponsored a bill to
set aside the Mallory decision
and TO make voluntary confess
sions admissible as evidence
even though there might have
been a delay in taking an ar
rested person before a judicial
officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
Rapid Transit
Plan Due Soon
From Kennedy
Senate Group Gets
Timetable From
Official of META
BY GRACE BASSETT
Star Staff Writer

President Kennedy probably
will send his recommendations
for rapid transit in the WASH
ington Metropolitan Area to
Congress this month.
| A Senate Appropriations sub
committee was given this time
table yesterday by c. Darwin
Stolzenbach, National Capital
Transportation Agency admin
istrator.
| He predicted that some form
of the rapid transit program
recommended by his agency In
a $793 million system would
be Endorsed by President Ken
nedy.
Senator Hayden, Democrat
of Arizona, subcommittee
chairman who also heads the
full Appropriations Committee,
wanted to know If rapid rail
construction could proceed
without approval of surround
ing suburbs. Mr.. StolzenbachI
assured him that it could be-
cause the proposed subway and
surface system was designed
almost entirely within the Dis
trict.
Cash Held Necessary
Not one line will extend into
Maryland or Virginia coun-
ties until they have put money
on the barrelhead," said Ed
ward H. Seeger, Meta counsel.
He said only Montgomery
County and Alexandria had
failed to agree with the out
lines Of the transit system pro-
posed by the agency.
Mr.. Stolzenbach asked for
$2.2 million to pay "a employees
to continue engineering, tech
nical research and development
studies. Land acquisition also
is planned.
II Congress acts on the Presi-
dents recommendations, a siz-
able increase could be sought
by the agency this year. AT
a separate hearing yesterday,
transit union officials said they
would seek job guarantees in
the current agency budget.
Would Include in Act
Mr.. Stolzenbach said these
projections ought to be in
corporated in the congressional
act, should 1t be passed, to
authorize the agency or an
other public body to operate
transit.
Both Senator's Bible, Demo-
crat of Nevada, and Byrd,
Democrat of West Virginia,
asked if the transit system de-
manded elimination of the
Three Sisters bridge. Three
Sisters will not be needed if
rapid transit is extended to
Virginia, agency findings
showed.
But Congress, not the agency
nor even the President. will be
the ultimate Judge Of the need
for the bridge. Mr.. Seeger said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
Campers Meeting

The Rockville Family Camp
ers' Association will meet at 9
pm. Monday at the Rockville
Civic Center Social Hall, Ed
monston drive and Baltimore
road, Rockville, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
BY WILLIAM DUKE
Star staff Writer

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 9.-Mrs.
Verda Welcome of Baltimore,
the Maryland Senate's only
Negro member, arose and
thanked her colleagues yester-
day as they passed an anti
discrimination bill.
The measure, the admin
istration's public accommoda-
tons bill. was the first of its
kind ever to pass the 29-mem-
Der rural dominated upper
house.
From the time I introduced
this bill four years ago." Mrs.
Welcome said. II never lost
faith on behalf Of colored
citizens"
Thanks to Governor
She thanked Gov. Tawes and
his floor leaders in the Senate
for working for passage, "even
though this bill isn't what we
would have liked to see passed.
A little progress is better than
no progress at ALL" she added.
The bill, loaded With amend
ments which still may delay
final action, now returns to the
House Of Delegates for concur
renee in provisions added in
the Senate. House leaders in
Dictated the amendments may
require the appointment Of a
conference committee to make
the entire bill acceptable to
their members.
AS the bill stands, it re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
Maryland Negro Senator Thanks
Her Colleagues for Antilles Bill

quires equal service for Negroes
in hotels and restaurants in
IL Of the States % counties
and the City of Baltimore.
One Senate amendment gives
the citizens of Carroll County
the right TO approve or reject
the measure by referendum.
Another reinstated Anne Arun-
del County under the law after
that county had been excluded
by earlier House action.
Carroll Referendum
Meanwhile, administration
forces in the House easily de-
feated an amendment which
would have nullified the anti
slot machine bill. A final vote
was put off until Monday.
The latest attempt to hinder
the bill by amendment was
made by Delegate C. Maurice
Weidemeyer. His move, which
would have specifically out
lawed multiple-odds pinball
Copper River current., 1963-04-25
PROTEST PETITION

We, the undersigned, being legal residents and voters of the Copper River Valley, do hereby certify, that we are not members of, nor do we endorse support the called, "CoPPER VALLEY CIVIC CLUB" that this group was formed in secretive manner and with out the public knowledge of this community. There fore, we do not re ize it as the legal or othe rwise repre- esentative voice of this area"
 This petition is being circulated for the benefit of those who desire to sign it. If you have not been contacted and wish to sign it, you may do so by contracting Lucy Ere nwick, "A 2-3277. This is the only petition in circu1 on.
Copper River current., 1963-04-25
C.V.E.A. MEMS REI.EASE

It very gratifying to note at the last board meeting April Is the number of interested members present.
 number of consumer problems were brought forth for action by the Board and these are being worked on by the Board at the present time. We wish to thank all of those members that were present at the meeting for their sup port. This was the first board meeting than any membership attended for many many months and we hope that we have more meet ings like this one.
 It was also noted that we had the "Press' at the meeting so we trust that fair and unbiased report of the business conducted will be presented in the Copper River Cur rent.
 The Board needs support from the member ship ard atte nding meetings is one way for the membe rship to become aware of the prob lens confronting the Board.
 Again, Members, we thank you.
 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
 COPPER VALLEY ELECTRIC ASSOCI-
 TION, INC.
Copper River current., 1963-04-25
ORAL CANCER PROCLAMATI ON

WHEREAS, Oral Cancer will cause about 9, GOO deaths in the United States; and WHEREAS, many of thes deaths can be pre- vented because the mouth is easily access ible to visual examination by Dentists or Physicians; and WHEREAS, the me mbers of the Alaska Dental Society have volunteered to provide free exami nation in their offices; HHEREAS, this will provide life-saving in- formation to all Alaskan who will avail themselves of this services NOV, THEREFORE, I, WILLIAM A. EGAN, Governor of Alaska, designate the first week in May, lo63, as
 ORAL CANCEL DENT AL CLINIC MEEK in Alaska, ard urge that every citizen of the State cooperate in this program to save lives.
 x phone "A 2-33ll or FA 2-3358.
Copper River current., 1963-04-25
KENNY LAKE NOTES

The steady influx of settlers to the plate au here goes on, a good indication of the value of peoples choice of way of life that some socialogists contend has deteriorated in recent years.
 The nation wide trend has been move to the more urban areas, partly, I suppose ], be ecause of certain current of restless ness that sweeps through Ame rican people periodi ically and sends them in search of a new scene and a new way of life.
 Some of the growth of incoming people is inevitable for such an empty space as Alaska, they just leave popul lation pres- sure and flow to where it lessens, where ever that may be. But I think people who homestead, at least these at Kenny Lake, come with somet thing besides an inde fine able urge to "get away'. They have plans, they calculate chances and conditions, they explore possi bilities, and then they move.
 These plateau inhabitants anything but drifters, that type comes to look and takes the ir restless gaze elsewhere. Their motives are as many and varied as their numbers, but somehow they all have same ness too, they have sort of disregard for the protective cloak of human concen- tration of the city or village, a little of the self reliance any new settler has had since the days of the thirteen colonies quite a lot of inge nuity, and just small dash of fool-hardiness without which no one ever ventured into the strange and un- known.
 My era is not filled with chances to be part of such social movement, nor opportuni ties to watch a country unfold and stand on it's wobbley new legs, the physical pioneering is mostly past in the other areas of the U s. but up here in
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Copper River current., 1963-04-25

Al aska it's ground floor proposition for those that are interes ted. Ard judging by the shiny, new, log houses, and the bel- lowing snort of land c1earin ng caterpillers the inte rested ones have arrived, and more to and more to come.
 Howard Kibble.
 ALASKA TIMBER PRODUCTS
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 Valdez
Evening star., 1963-01-06
FAIRFAX-1.4 ACRES

NEW. WILL FINISH 5 BEDRMS.
Brick w/white columns. Sits back
200 from city I'd. amongst lovely
trees and soon TO be green rolling
lawns. DE LUKE liv. for S29,500
Poss. with $4,000 down. CURTIS
G. GLEN ASSOC. INC, 1872
W. Lee hwy, Fairfax, CIR. 3-4575.
Omen u To o.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
FALLS CHIkth
S14,500 FILA

Immaculate 4-bedrm. Cape Cod,
lirepl in liv. rm., equipped kiteh-
en-. din. area. big fenced level lot.
Near Seven Corners.
SKIES REAL ESTATE. JE. 2-0400
Evening star., 1963-01-06
FALLs CHURCH
Entertain in StVle

! blk. to excellent transportation
from this 3-bedrm., lla-bath
Colonial. Fireplace In living rm.,
sep. dining rm. breakfast bar in
equip. kitchen. lsx2S II. family
rrn. with massive fireplace. Base
ment HOT-WATER HEAT. Priced
70 sell today
npEN I-h
Evening star., 1963-01-06
Shannon q Luchs

FALLS CHURCH-Brick rambler, 2
place dining T., Kitchen, Tree
shaded lot. vine-covered patio. ga-
rage. All this for only Si7,500,
Cal JE. 2.g62O. Office closed on
sunday. Exclusive only with
JOSEPH W. sEAY CO., Realtors,
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lovely 3-bedrm,, .-bath, brick
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dishwasher and intercom Pull
v bath, wired for dryer and air
cond over h.aere lot owner
transferred and can glye quick
occup. Assume bMes loan. and
save re.iinanrinE and closing
costs. Any reas. dn, pymi will BE-
shMFs w. isFNHouR, REAL
ESTATE, JE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
CROWELL & CO., INC.

DIR: Lee highway TO W. George
Mason dr., right to our open
Evening star., 1963-01-06
D. S. A.
FIELD FOR PONY

2.2 ACRES wINEw Colonial-WILL
FINISH 3 BEDRMS.. 3 BATHS.
Move in now as is % bedrms.) for
S27. $50. Excel. financing.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
NEW CENTER

Near Auth and Allentown rds.-
Opposite AAFB Hospital. Ideal for
apothecary, bakery, valet, hard
ware, dairy or similar retail busi-
ness and services. GEO. s. KING
GO. Realtor, LU. 4-2501. KE.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
HOUSES TO BUILD
lot OWNERS

Ready to build on your lot
Economy ramblers, $3.50 up
z FIR. plans, incl. 4 bedrms., . baths
Built without loan, CL. 6-2I2O
Evening star., 1963-01-06
MITE CLUB

Opens 3 pm, 99eS liquor. does
over. $4,000 wk., $4,000 dn. for
the biggest moneymaker in town.
EAPPV OITT
Evening star., 1963-01-06

Run by Ill woman. hrs. $3.50. n,
nights, no Sundays, no holidays
Does 5000 wk., terrific money.
maker, S.. 600 dn.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
THE SUNDAY STAR H.77
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Evening star., 1963-01-06
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We have q nice selection Of WE'LL
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II you are contemplating to live in
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then II might be a good idea to
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