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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
DISTRICT

OFF FoxHALL RoAD-A HOME THAT CHALLENGES CON-
PARlSoN- INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT CALL MR.
BRAY. N8-76l2-ln Of Washnstons finest residential
oreos cucmbu 10 unbelievable Specifications just few yeurs
oso With the core and improvements received today would
much prefer II TO home Every piece Of mIwork peeioy
designed and mode to order French ponens with gold eof BY
Ross Wheot Interior decor BY Roy Boles Associates and Charles
podson Nopponee kitchen sh ceilings huge bedrooms q
on l HOO, boths Large EbroD lo-h center hol CEN
TAl AIR CONDITIONING! Beautiful garden with iountuin
mode delightfully."- pute BY woodland three sides Soon 400
oroeOs and to thousand Dutch bulbs viii burst bloom
You must this lovely homsl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Educational Sessions
PIonned in Montgomery

Carl r. Sturges, president
of the Montgomery County
Board of Realtors, has an
nounced two education pro-
grams being planned by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

FIRST PRESENTATION OF THE FINE OLD
HOMES or MooR-INsPEcTloN THIS WEEK END by AP-
PoNTMENT-cALL M. Murray, o. 6so76-sOlid Masonry
construction Ond perfect condition. Fabulous new kitchen
bedrooms plus wonderful bio enclosed poehs Powder roOm
buhs Cos howOsr heat Dsuutu holt oere Of level wooded
cnd in the choice section Purchaser may subdds and sell off
q very vuuube extra building ot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Realty Revue
Realtors TO Hear New Sales Tips
W. J. MuIvehilI Of the Dale

w. J. MuIvehiII Of the Dale
Carnegie Training Center will
be principal speaker at the
Z March Is dinner meeting of
the Prince Georges County
Board of Realtors, Frank X.
HALEY, jr., president, has
announced.
Mr.. Mulvehill, who has a
background Of IS years In
the sales field, is in charge Of
, field sales and sales promo
ton for Carnegie classes in
, Virginia, Maryland and the
, District. The dinner meeting
in the Prince Georges Coun-
, try Club will begin at ESQ
pm.
Investment Group
Elects Mensh
Sidney 2. Mensh, president
, Of the Mensh Corp, was
elected president of the re-
Gently organized Association
I of Realty Investment Corpo-
! rations at a meeting last
month In New York City.
Roy M. Dopp. jr., an associ-
ate Of the Mensh firm, was
elected secretary of the new
organization.
The association has as its
purposes the education Of the
public on its field. exchange
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Investor Service
Moves Offices

Investor Service. Inc,
Washington investment build
ers and syndicator which has
had offices at 729 Fifteenth
street NV, has moved to
new and larger quarters at
1927 jefferson place NV,
Samuel J. GOrIitz, president
has announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

FIRST Observation-Disclosures BRICK HOME IN ONE or
The VERY INCEST SECTIONS or BETHEsDA-S23 e50-s6l6
6ARFelo-oPEN SUN. l-s-Fne quality. big bedrooms
Excellent condition Screened porch Bun soruse Soie roof
Wonderful lot, fully fenced Highly convenient for oil
school,, shopping trcnspouon NH oAd Navel Med Center
CD SeoTsetown Ri: left on Mckinley right Garfield Mr.
HOIbFook, o. 6-3els
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Altos to Teach
Tex Institute

Martin Atlas, vice president
Of the Cafritz Co., will con-
duct the second Institute on
Advanced Tax Planning in
Real Estate and Construction
which viii open Tuesday at
American University and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Women's Council
Names choirmen

Mrs. Helen L. ChasanOw,
president of the Women's
Council Of the Prince Georges
County Board of Realtors.
has announced appointment
Of committee chairmen for
1868.
The chairmen, and the
committees they will head,
are:
Norma Moschetto, MEM
berShip: George Walter,
publicity and hospitality;
Charlotte WaIkendifer, pro-
fessional standards; Barbara
Gelzer, legislative; Margaret
Bright, finance and budget;
Phyllis Wilson, bylaws, and
Sylvia Danser, telephone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

Education, Program and
Broker Committee.
The first will be a round
table session at $3.50 pm,
Tuesday, and the second will
be a panel discussion fol-
lowing a noon luncheon
March 10. Both will be held
in the Washingtonian Coun-
try Club, Gaithersburg.
Each Of the two sessions
will deal with various aspects
Of the real estate field.
Brokers to Discuss
Property Worth
william s. Harps will
moderate the next session of
the current New Horizons
in Housing" series of the
Washington Real Estate Bro
kers Association at 8 pm,
Tuesday, in District Teach
ers College. Eleventh and
Harvard streets NV.
The topic Of the session
will be What Is Property
Worth?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Brokers to Discuss
Property Worth
Virginions Set
Two Courses

The Northern Virginia
Board of Realtors has set UP
two real estate courses in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

of ideas among members.
promotion of ethical stand
ards in its industry. and the
encouragement Of co-opera-
ton with Federal and State
regulatory agencies,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

DIRECTIONS;
FROM BETHESDA: North on Wisconsin Avenue Rockville
Pikel TO Route 24o nterstote 7oS OF Pooks Hin Inter-
ehonoe Beer lett 24o sign indicating TO Frederick
ond continue on 24o t7o-Sl to Monose Rood exit Roht
lEost Montrose Rood 500 yords Wonu Woods FROM
EAST-WeST HIGHWAY AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE:
North on Connecticut Avenue Route 93 post the Jones
erdoe Rood toffe light TO the first major intersection oppo-
site Inverness Orwell Left OF this intersection to Route $40
Io-Sl Continue 24o to the Montose Rood exit Rloht
'tostl on Monirose Rood one block to Wolnut Woods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

AMERICAN u-sPRINe VALLEY AREA - NEW LISTING
BRAkDktw-2slz UNIVERSITY TERRAcE-oPEN TODAY
end SUNDAY l-S-Ws Do not believe you con squo this
value 10 comparable seghbohood Spoeious esnseho pon
lO'gs den Powder toom FubuOus BIG ill., 4bedooms boths
on Ind floor Beautiful ereotOn with fireplace hot open,
on delightful patio Butn suruSs CENTRAL AIR CONDITION.
ING Excellent o 100 fsst deep Moss Ave TO Word Circle.
M, Wode. wo. 6-s4ss s~''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Rockville Sets Drive
To Register Voters

District |; Elwood Smith Teen
Center and Congressional Ele-
mentary School, District 2;
Lincoln Terrace housing prof.
ect, District 3; Lone Oak
School, District 4; Meadow
Hall School, District S, and
Rockcrest Recreation Center,
District 6.
In other business at its meet
ing Monday night, the City
Council heard complaints from
a group of residents along
South HornerS lane.
Protest Truck Traffic
About so persons attended to
protest increasing truck traffic
along the thoroughfare, just
off Baltimore road, and to OBJ
JeCC 10 plans Tor widening II.
City Manager Walter A.
Scheiber reported that plans
are to provide sidewalks next
year and widening and repay
ing it the following year.
The council agreed to review
the current problem of traffic
and to re-examine plans for the
proposed Improvements. The
residents expressed fear that
widening the street would only
bring more traffic and at the
same time force them to be
taxed for the improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Betuncourt Gives
Fund to Educate
QuintupIet Boys

MARACAIB Venezuela,
Sept. II P).-The 4-day-old
Prieto quintuplet boys were re-
ported in gooG health today,
their future frightened by
funds for their education and
support.
Their mother, Mrs. Inez
Marie Cuervo de Prieto, "a,
was also reported improving as
Venezuelans responded to her
concern over how to support
five news sons in a one-bedroom
home on her husbands $10-a-
day income.
She received a letter from
President Romulo Betancourt
saying he had set up a group
insurance policy for educating
the boys.
/ The Caracas newspaper FL
Nacional established a "foun-
dation for aid of Venezuela
quintuplets." Various firms sent
gifts including a washing ma
chine, baby carriages, diapers
and shoes.
The father, an oil company
foreman, received two weeks
paid vacation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Hope Abandoned
For Grandson
Of Lady Aston

LONDON. Sept. II (AP).-
The family Of Lord Willoughby
de Eresby, 81, has given up
hope Of finding him after he
disappeared on a motor cruiser
In the Mediterranean.
Lord Willoughby is the son
and heir Of the Earl Of Lam
caster, and a grandson Of
Nancy Lady Astor. He disap-
peard August 10 in a gale dur
nephew of Lady Catherine
Hume OF Hunting Ridge Farm
Charlottesville, Va.
ing a l30-mile trip In the open
boat from Cap Ferrat near Nice
to Calvi, Corsica.
Lady Jane Willoughby, sister
OF the missing man, led a fruit
less air search over a large
area OF the Mediterranean three
days after he was reported miss
Ing.
With Lord Willoughby was a
friend, william Lloyd.
No trace Of Mr.. Lloyd has
been found either.
- Lord Willoughby is also 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
India Withdruws
Request for Help
On Bokuro Plant

NEW DELHI, India, Sept. IL
(AP).-India has withdrawn
her request for United States
help in building the Bokaro
steel plant to avoid ANY
further embarrassment" and
will seek aid from many coun-
tries, Steel Minister Chidam-
baram Subramaniam said to-
day.
Mr.. Subramaniam, in a
moderate statement to Parlia-
ment on the Bokaro situation,
praised the United States for
its economic aid to India in
q way that seemed designed to
smooth over the failure to OBJ
tain $5l2 million from Wash
ington for the plant.
Withdrawal of the request
was based on congressional
blocking Of the funds this
year land the trend of discus
sions in Congress generally,
Mr.. Subramanlam said.
India will invite bids for
equipment from various coun-
tries, including the United
States, Mr.. Subramaniam said.
Orders will depend unon bids
land the availability of credits
already promised or which may
be specifically obtained for
equipment on this project"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
3 Found Dead
In ItoIy, Malta
Clash Indicated

PALERMO, Sicily, Sept. IL
(AP) Police say the bullet
riddled bodies of three rival
Mifia chieftainS indicate inter-
nal warfare will grow within
Sicily's secret criminal society.
The bodies were found last
night in fields near Palermo.
Investigators said the two rival
gangs apparently met by &C
cident while trying to escape a
police dragnet. TIL two fac
tons opened fire on each other.
The victims were Francesca
Raolo Streva, so, boss of the
Navarro gang. and Biagio Po-
milla and Antonino Mondello
of the Liggio gang.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Envoy at Bonn
Coming for Talks

BONN, Germany, Sept. IL
(AP)-Ambassador George Nc
Ghee will leave Bonn September
l8 for a weeks consultations in
Washington. the United States
Embassy reported yesterday.
Foreign Minister Gerhard
Schroeder will be in Washington
at this time for discussions with
President Kennedy and Secre-
tary of State Rusk.
The West German govern
ment wants a say in any new
United States-Soviet moves to-
ward reducing East West ten
sions. 1t felt it had not been
properly consulted during the
negotiations leading up to the
limited nuclear test-ban treaty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Smithsonian Gets
Mercury Control
Center's Model

A detailed scale model of the
Mercury Control Center at
Cape Canaveral, Fla, was to
be presented to the National
Air Museum of the Smithso-
MAN Institution today.
Mercury Control, the nerve
center of the Mercury Manned
Orbital flights, was planned
and built by General Dynamics
Electronics Division, which will
present the model to the mu-
scum.
Representative Wilson, Re-
publican of California, Will
make the presentation to DR..
Leonard Carmichael, secretary
of the Smithsonian, on behalf
of General Dynamics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Adoms-Morgon
Sets Its Plans

The ms-Morgan Com
Council last night pro-
posed a five-point program for
planning and schools to be
taken up during the coming
year.
The groups first proposal is
to re-establish its Advisory
Committee, whose members are
needed to meet with District
agency representatives in solv-
ing problems of that area.
Other committees proposed
wCr2 ones on public relations
and on community resources
The council also included in
its program plans to get an &C
curate appraisal of the school
situation in its area.
The fifth point in the pro-
gram is to further strengthen
the growth of the group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Indian Commands
U. N. Yemen Unit

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
Sept, II APP 1t. Gen. Prem
Singh Jyani of India has been
appointed commander OF the
United Nations Yemen observa-
ton mission by Secretary Cen
eral U Thant of the United
Nations.
Saudi Arabia and the United
Arab Republic share costs OF
the mission, which checks on
compliance with their agree
ment to get out Of the Yemeni
civil war.
The Indian replaces Swedish
Maj. Gen. Carl Won Horn, who
resigned. Gen. Won Horn has
sharply criticized U. N. ad-
ministrative support for tn c
mission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Russians Rap
Rusk Accusation
Of Conquest

MOSCOW, Sept. II (AP).-
Secretary of State Rusk was
criticized by Tass today for
saying the Communists want to
dominate the world.
The official Soviet news
agency, reporting on Mr.. Rusk S
speech at Miami Beach, Fla,
yesterday, said the Secretary
deemed 1t necessary to re-
iterate the hackneyed thesis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
FideI Put on Wheels
By Nikitu, Cubuns Soy

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. II (AP) .
A Soviet-made automobile, gift
Of Premier Khrushchev, has
been presented to Fidel Castro,
Havana Radio says.
The broadcast yesterday said
the car was given in recogni-
ton of the Cuban Prime Min
ister's praise of progress in the
Soviet auto industry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Two Unemployed Men
Held in sos Robbery

Two unemployed men were
arrested 10 minutes after a
service station manager was
robbed of S95 early today,
police reported.
Police Capt. Karol L. KRAFT
ochvil, commander of the first
precinct, said the suspects ad-
mitted they came to the Dis
trict to raise" SIG which they
needed to redeem their car
impounded by Baltimore police.
Two men, Capt. Kratochvil
reported, confronted John M.
Fourier, %, night manager Of
a service station at 1901 H
street NV. shortly after 3
am. and asked to talk with
him in the station office. When
Mr.. Fourier refused to leave
the fabrication area where he
was working. police said, one
Of the men flashed a revolver.
In the station office, they
forced him to open the cash
register and took sos.
Ten minutes after the hold
UP, Police PvtS H. B. Long
and G. j. Notwithstanding de-
Scriptions provided by Mr..
Fourier - apprehended two
suspects in the 700 block of
Twelfth street NV, about a
block from the service station.
The policemen reported that
the suspects surrendered i'm
mediately saying, I'VE did it.
Here's the money" Police took
q pellet gun from one of them.
The men identified them
selves to police as Donald C.
Freeburg, 26, an unemployed
carpenter of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and John w. Swateson, 25, an
unemployed plumber of Rich
mond Hill, N. Y. Both were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

especially where he had sup
ported ratification of the test
ban treaty.
Rusk, Tass said, was COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

Louis Hood has been
appointed manager of the
Opera Society of Wash
ingtOn. He is a former
director of public relations
for the National SYM
phOny and for the PhiIa-
delphia Orchestra. The
Washington society opens
its eighth season on
November 8 with per-
fOrmanceS of "Vanessa."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

Plans for six voter registra-
ton nights in the city of Rock
vile next month have been ap-
proved by the Mayor and City
Council.
The registration is for resi-
dents desiring to participate in
the city's municipal elections,
including the one scheduled for
next April.
The council was told by the
Board of Elections that the
October registration would be
aimed chiefly at signing up
newcomers to the city and pick
ing up some of the approx
mately 1900 voters being drop
ped from the rolls for not vot-
ing in any of the last three
elections.
NOLerS 1OIaI 5,EUU
At present, the city has about
5000 registered voters, includ-
ing those about to be dropped.
The board representatives said
those to be dropped would be
notified first.
Registration periods will be
held on october 7, 9, Is, II, %
and Is, all from 7 to 9 p. m,
at the city's regular polling
places.
These are at the Woodley
Gardens Swimming Club for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

about Communist striving for
world domination"
Tass quoted extensively from
the Secretary's address,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11

charged with robbery and were
scheduled to appear in the
Court of General Sessions to-
day. Both are white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-11
Wall 5000 Years Old

The sculptured brick wall of
Assyria has been standing for
80 centuries.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-13
Can Average Motorist Get
Economy Run Mileage?

DETROIT-Cz1 tne average
nO.o14st set the same economy
snc performance OF ot rs ca
- me professional econo-rx III
driver. lhS question nzs oeen
poSea rrsny times NsuOn2- 11s-
ures seem 10 offer AZ ezpAz-s
no
A recent survey by Nabi. o.
Company. sponsors ~ TIE xnruz-
Economy kan. indicate tasi ;lns
national average or e2s u---zss
Is u Is mics per g2Aon, va-e
Economy Run, indicate ina: ine
National average or sas mileage
On the 3.50O-nlle run wnlcn en1-
&c iocsy ,Aprll II Detroit
Inls situation has oeen : source
OF irouo.e 10 many automobile
dealers. a customer Is often III
pressed by the mileage secured
py the prote .onal oriNer p-I
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-13
Melvin A. Gross
Wins Fellowship

4 -N-cs ytz- Graduate Fellow
ship = LIE y 4 A lNauonal
AZ g---s-e >p1eS .AominlstrarIon)
:. .ns lrArrslgy OF Nevada has
oeer swzTuel 10 q senior al Bis
mop IOuese N Dallas. Melvin A.
GloSS. OF Marshall, Iexas. The
award was announced by Cyrus
.. Guss, chairman of the Depart
ment OF Chemistry al the Nevada
school
lhe Fellowship. worth $1,000
plus all tuition and otner Uni
,ersliy fees, carries with il the
opportunity tor obtaining botn
masters degree and a Ph.D
degree. Mir. Gross, now p, would
thus become a Pn.D al "A.
A chemistry major, Mr.. Gross
is currently president OF the
Bishop student body. lie has con.
slstenuy renamed on the school s
honor roll throughout his college
career. A sister, Helen Gross,
now IN her Junior year at Bishop,
is also an uniailing honor stu
dent
Elated at receiving the award.
Mr.. Gross said that he realized
that it could be the means of
shaping his entire future career,
put he added that he felt it even
more important that the award
could help enable HIM TO be OF
genuine service 10 the cause OF
science, and to Americas ef-
forts in scientific exploration
and achievement.
Acting head of Bishops Divi
sion Of Science, Herbert Alex
ander remarked that he was moi
at all surprised at the honor re
ceived by Gross, adding that
the young honor student woulC
not only continue to be a scho
lastic leader at the Graduate
school, but also that Gross woulC
ultimately become one of tn,
top scientists in his field il
America.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-13
JEHOVAH'S
WITNESSES

Nicholas koyalak, Jr.. District
Supervisor Tor the WatchtoWer
bipie q Tract Society of Brook
lyn, New York. today released
Information TO the local admin.
istratiye group OF Michigan Cir
cult NO. ! OF Jehoyah's Witness
es concerning the program tor
their coming Circuit Assembly
10 be held Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, April 1921, at the East
Detroit High School, 1550l Cou
zens, East Detroit, Michigan.
Kovalak said the assembly
theme would be: Right Kind oi
Ministers q Timothy 4:6).
Some deny the virgin birth oi
Jesus and say that the ransom
sacrifice was not necessary foI
the salvation OF men,
The Friday evening session
CATION. He Will introduce Kova
lax who will preside.
Following this public B b c
speaking class. A. B. Stutler,
supervisor for Jehoyah's Witness
es in the East Side of Wayne
and South Macomb Counties
will act as chairman.
Local ministers who will have
part on the program are: Law.
renee Bennett Of the Northeast
cation, Thomas Paris oi
the Kirby Congregation, Mich
ael Long of the Hamtramck Con
gregation, Henri Enfroy of the
Hamilton Congregation, CLARK
Wagg of the Van Dyke Congre
CATION and Donald McCloud OF
the Conant Congregation.
The highlight of the assembly
will come Sunday at 800 pm
when Kovalak will deliver the
public address. Who Will Win
the Struggle for World Supem
acy?".
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-13

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The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-13
Sit-lns Close
Cafeteria Which
Refused Student

NEW ORLEANS, La. - The
cafeteria Of Louisiana State Uni
versity has been closed indefi-
nitely as a result of two days of
sit-ins initiated by New Orleans
CORE.
Prompting the sit-ins was re-
fusal of the manager to erve
a Negro student who had come,
along with other students, to
visit the university's facilities.
When he pulled the Negro out
of line, two of the cafeteria work
ers wanted to know why. You
two go out back" the manager
ordered You don't know how
to be treated as human beings:
have to treat you like animals" "
The outcome was that 25 of the
% cafeteria workers went ON
STRIKE. They promptly received
registered letters stating that
they had been fired.
AT this point. Marvin Robin
son. CORE field secretary was
contacted and he attempted to
negotiate for an apology to the
Negro pre-medical student, re-
instatement of the strikers and
insurance of policy statement
by both the university and Nor.
sison Cafeterias Inc, of Mobile,
operator of the cafeteria.
The manager rejected all of
these requests. The sit-ins-bol
stored by picketing - followed
Four white medical students
from the university and from
Tulane University joined the sit
in on its second day.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-04-13
ENTERTAINMENT At
PENTHOUSE

Mrs. Violet T. Lewis received
at her annual Home Coming
TO student and friends Of Lewis
Business College. Sunday. April
z. at the Penthouse Veteran {
Memorial Building.
The Penthouse is on the top
floor of the Vets Building and
was Just an elegant exclusive
club for this enjoyable home
coming. You have an opportuni-
~ 10 look down on the river
trent with its sailboats, yachts
and pleasure boats going and
comins.
In the far away distance you
dented on the Canadian Shores.
also people on the beaches. Hay-
ing been shut.in all the winter,
we lind that the club was very
relaxing.
The many guests were happy
for chit-chat with friends YOU
do not contact every day. and
they were beautifully dressed IN
spring fashions.
The servings were delicious
and the music exciting
We are very nappy 10 know
that Mrs. Lorene Reid is al home
again