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HAPPY ACRES



500 ACRES operating dairy farm.
vestmsnt. Terms to ausiified buy
er. Great future potential. $3.50
koRzENDoRFM REALTY, INC
ofe.. OIL. 4.sifi II Il PEsRY Rsl'. OIL. s.1s.,
6O-6b ACRES mountaIniand. ali
spring. s1l0 per acre.
17-eO acres mountainlsnd, al
wooded. trout stream. IS, 800.
ls acres eutovsr woodland, S..
Cd acres mountain land, 4 acre.
open. balance woded, frents hard
road, stream. $4,000.
acre cabin site. wooded, stream.
sf:.Sefe dairy farm. es-stsnehi.p
tile dairy barn. bank barn, 3 Siios,
1-room frame house, bath, lge
pond. $4,000, can fiAanes So, O6O
down, 500 q month.
es-aere dairy farm. % stanehiOns,
I.room brick house. bath. heat.
es..srs s!.eam' SsS,S09ii %e.n,ein ,.,u 49,.
house. electric tno conV.) barn.
estgs h ass D1lauCu NUOoe0,
lays high and secluded With nice
1 ls.bsdfoora. s:bath manor with a
acres Of park-lIk0 woods, At Blue
Ridge summit. mestly ali furn-
ished, fine cond. nice shaded
lawn refined surroundinss. So
Stone residences. IL rooms. 4 SatAs,
OIL heat. same area a. above
mentioned manor. acre nice
shaded lawn. $4,000,
BENsEL'S q REALTY
Wilhelm Bensel, Realtor
Church ~. Extd.
Thurmont. Nd.
Phone cRestview l-2342
7s ACRES Eoed young timbeTisaS
Orange c.. Va. Fronts stats rd
over g,OOW, Has stream On back
9I.300 with $500 dn,, $50 mo
Phone s2g-0e62 or 0ordonsville
yaooTL 2.s3ss. n. cARLToN
i1t;AcRI FARM. few acres open
fertile land. with fine site foi
lake, Has mt. view, Old hous'
on prop. Only ls mi. east 81
Charlottesvills. s7b per acre with
slQQ dn., 800 mo. Phone SEQ
So or oordensyllls. Va IL. 2.
1853, n. CARLTON BROOKS
s2s ACRES At sharpsburs. Nd
$4,000 includes ii-rm. house
barn. allo. 8 tractors. 50 head o
cattle. piss, other equipment tol
ngm.royt rn..!T,y ,,,. . mention. o4s-777o
tIs0 DN., $50 me. buys 5.rn,
!sts: Ss.s: i,s hou'; =, .sTs ssd dlot, shrVs, p.
nice Phone $40 -U2oe or oordoni
VILE, Va .LE ss2as3. n. CARL
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Kogod & Bookoff
4l2 6TH ST. NV. MA. s-8373
LAUNDRoMAT (vireinial, attsno.
many extras, going bus, leaving
area, sac. this vk end 534 -j836'
MINIATURE GOLF COURSE, 10,
lease. 1901 indian Head hwy
nsv, .om. ouipmsSnt'' S' IL. W 4.asol r
kE. 1-ll9s. GEORGE 3. KING
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MONEY 70 LOAN
TRUST NOTES FoR SALE

SECOND Trust in 2 nets.; J .9f
ss,&S.Ss. tsi II sas MsSTsS SSSSn .H
spseGlatorl sub,tantial discount.
Wsekdayi DI, 1.lObO,
"a, XXI 2asTl' ~ " '7..!;.ES. " s,:' :H' M:
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. R.-S-b.Ta f.bsth
insp. sat. and sun. NE. 4.e2eS.
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500 ACRES operating dairy farm.
Lsased 81 S32s per mo; Fins In
vestment. Terms to qualified buy
er. Great future potential. $3.50
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IMpORT-spORTs
ALA R6NEo 20. fully saaiSS,z.
hk' new; mSj;5s n ;5sei eii.sponTA -

ALFA IONIC 20. fully saui1Ssz.
"A' new MAJOR Sij;5sofi IMPORTS
3276 WILSON BLVD.
CORNER n: 10th n
ARLINGTON. va. "a. 4-6ao7
ALTA ROMK0 '5s Vslochs read
exec. s shlps.' ST. ,Sys. oE9.Ssa
ALL ADVANTAGES
6 1000 mi. over Is s1oi nj D.r s'i ssilsa Ion
FoR sally BY ORIGINAL OWNER
Heater, sky roof, vindshieid washer.
Telephone SOUTH e-slo9.
ANGLIAs 80 throueh 81. fully
e9uiPped' excel. eond.' priced from
MAJOR nlPoRTs
3276 WILSON BLVD.
,SQRNER n, lQth
ARLINGTON. va. IA. A-e607
AUSTIN HEALY, sprite. 'Se. vhits.
3 tops, mint eond.. never raced.
S795, JE. 2-Boe4,
AUSTIN HEALEY, '6l and '62
3.0O0's Z seaters, wire wheels and
oyerdrive. White with black top.
Both like new. H. B, LANTZSCH.
INC, cR. 3-7g72.
ClTR0EN 81 Nv 10, eomfert medal,
Ike new. make offer. Call So
oS2e ell day.
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IMMEDIATE CASH
REAL IsTATE sERVIcEs

LIsT wITH US FoR RESULTS
y: n:;s sri ss: s! a';; over ';S''S: % ;:I: ::
'Euoh PEcK. REALroR
1855 N. Hampshlre Ave. HE, 4.if00
Mr.. AND MRS. H0ME0wNER--
Wv: cancs iilllas xf%H VIII sscs. s:s. ssEI1
over 90 homer IN March. -.
HUGH T. PECK, INC, Realtor
i1e46 otorgia Ave.
CALL 04g.7300
rss iSsSsiSsE sIssssSS N
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.
COMMERCIAL GROUND

tas'SE .oP. sEs oS sisS p.l II g :eris f.. S iaII
Subordinetion, water and sewer in.
will participate. Boz 2l4.R. Star.
cSSS SS.Et S5ITsyI55. RI. Cg5d I. LScsT1SS a .anSS
ton Of ca and III corner prop-
erty, This property borders Rte.
3-bedrm, house on rear Of prop.
Orty. All utilities Available. PTieed
very low ct Tbe per 60. 1T, With
very good terms. We also have
several new vaTehousss for lease.
TATE, l74-6sSs. or home. AP.
IN THE HEART OF KENsfNoToN.
ND, next to large shopplnt cen
sessSi lSo Wo q. ts:sS5SSp 5TSp' nj iIS = Etibxs' &
JONES 4 Co, INC, Rsaltor.
WOODBRIDGE, VA. AREA-Ap-
lnG o. 9. 4. level. suitable any
business, sale or lease. whsle or
part. OWNER. 10. 7-Se30.
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VACATION PLACES

EEAR LuRAY-cottassl and camp
ieI Riy.r olsnHs onS %supV:ia, RsiS etc :;
RI. a-al32 or write Boz 101.
Lufay, We.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

VA. = sS7.7S0. A
us asi. eosp: fSIS: siSs stS
4 beautiful view of the blue Ridge
Mountains. Z rooms, ~ baths,
large slesl.snel. side porch. partis
BY APPROX. ~ rollins acres with
ssItII,san, This home = u nsy con.
yss.n, yss',n, J,rm., ,IL4yc IL4yciLTLE cook' OK
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

MANASSAS, VA. AREA-Lpsatsd in
SsssarIS' Sssa S'u h.m. wv rI,s iipS III tbs n'v
sStvsi,ir sSe sl.i '.. S.;DS S'ilIsy S rn s.So1 Ss
pSmt'. S tsrms 2ny on Ssl.ns., s.gv TowNfR,
TOJ-7hi-3446.
OLD sToNE HOUSE. barn and ~
.sr;sS .sr,s LYSss,pn yS, -, county, E,v .wsr
900. owNIR, KE. o-bSoi'
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANTED. Ma. house wnot. rent
y/eption 70 buy. lgs. or tman.
Call 402.7S63 after B pm.
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NORTH BEACH, ND.
OPEN DAILY
hnn AAh ltr

Attractive rambler on the BAY.
Suitable for yeAT-round occupan-
cy. Lee. corner lot with enough
space lor another rambler. Cole
man heat, town sewage, modern
alI-eleC. kit, storm windows and
doors, 2 bedrms., liv. rm.. bath.
easy u. erlArse. Furn. or unturn.
Priced for quick saIe. Easy terms.
JAMES L. DIXON a CO., Realtors
FE R.ToOll
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TRAlLERS

ASSUME PYMTs. = BRAND-NEw
1868 MODELS. Never lived in, 2
or 3 bedrms. Take your choice.
Anto. Ayho washer fully turnished.
ments, Call CR. 3-64ls or drive
out 500 yards west Of Fairfax
VIRGINIA MOBILE HOMES, INC.
Open daily Q am. % pm.
BEST BUY NOW-eelf-eontaine
tnsSs0n trsS.i trsspIp Sfmp s0 TAP tup-ansS5; T1si
CAMPERS: Level ride bitches. QLAS-
COCK TRAILER SUPPLY 4 SALES,
Rte. 80, next TO 20 Diner. FAIR
fax. Va. CIR. 3.2033, CR. 3-iblS.
CASH Ash, PAID goR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES; va" Ro. b
FRASSKLIE; =. INK S,y.. custom; % IS by, Sy 10 With p
ApprAciatA. OR. 4.bAAa. 10 "a b
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ONE OF THE WORST
LOOKING PLACES ON
THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

Rarely ,.ua! have n you seen = place s that 1st
mouse has long been neglected. the
many beautiful trees are being
oVsTSrown with vines. the house
needs some pAintins. screens need
work, the suffers need cleaning,
the bedrooms redecorating. Lots
oil Junk in the attic ana unoer
the house, but II you can Fix
these things yourself you've got
Q steal. You'll get solid house,
furnished too, large living room,
with Tree burning fireplace. well
equipped kitchen. large eneerful
gIasSed ana sereeneo poFch. two
bedrooms, bath and screened en-
trance porch. connected TO year
around Long Beach central water
system, . large lawn on l5U
frontage By loo deep lot, near
the beautiful white sand Chesa-
peake Bay beach. Mighty nice
neighbors, In 4 well restricted
home community. All yours Tor
only $3.50 with down payment
and monthly terms anything
within reason.
A few outstanding homesites and .
variety Of homes suen a. you
will find only At Long Beach. In
eludins many new models OF In
land" Manufactured homes. Terms
as low as So 10 l0ss down. with
Is 70 IS year loans fer the ball
anee.
To inspect: Drive 7 miles South Of
Prince Frederick on Solomons
island I'd. md. kts. , and 4I6J.
Turn left At 81. Leonard and
follow Long Beach signs 10 office
on shore q ches1psSEs Bay.
M. E. Rockhill, Broker
Mai: St. Leonard. Maryland
PS9ToMA.S1 q RIVER; l1 lss1ndy Point =
baths, large living room. fire
place, kitchen, oil furnace. Ca
rage. workshop. All furnished.
Greatly reduced for quick sale.
sCHMIDT a WILSON, INC, Re
altors, warsaw, Va. Ed. 3-e231,
Home OR. 2-207S.
20 ACRES toned for yacht club
in Fairfax Co. Mr.. SWEITZER,
XII. y-4677. ewes. 80. 6-S665.
PROP. RENT
A REALLY SUPER Long Beach va
cation, excellent cottages for week
% season. ! 70 bedrooms $40
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MOTORCYCLES

BsA. IS, ESQ &C.. extra chrome.
nsv clutch, excel. eondition
WA, T.470B,
bMw .se 500 sssys. Co. excel. ssnd..
MAIco 80 $50 &c. single 2-eyeis.
MI. rec sysrh., excel ssnd., $500.
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LE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES oFFIcEs STUDIOS WANTED To-
-

AcCoKEEK. P. q. Co. 1890 az
w401sH; tsP sSp.etsS sSA n % Ws mos Hnf invest vest
for future preflt. Si,4OO acre. Ex-
ffi fas. ';5isol oToRdE lg 3. isei kiSa Co Sk' e
ACCOKEEK, MD, the Moyaons RE-
lished residential community.
Woods. fields, ravines. Land use
covenants for your proteetion.
THE PISCATAWAY CO., INC.
BU. 3-2121 Sat. and sun. Only
ACREAGE AND FARMS
Acreage homesites and homes with
acreage. Acreage for commercial,
industrial, residential and special
purposes, we furnish detailed sell
maps where available.
Farms h ACREAGE. INC; =,
S.-Town house site,
S acres Eood elevation with view.
Accessible TO Wilson Bridge, Rte
/, Fl. Belvoir, Alexandria, d. c.
HUBBARD REALTY CO., ewes,
so. S-4f30, oV. 3.is46.
and 9. resIdential
Reaitor, Jk. 4.42oO.
SITE, in Hollywood
Park, Montgomery County - Lot
5Ox100. Owner will sell for 81. 100
NOW. ROBERT Z. LoHR. INC,
REALToR. HE. $4,000.
BURT0NsvILLE-l5 rollins acres
on county road. Good terms. EV.
4.o362. WILLIAMS CO., JU. =
6744.
CHARLES co. = 2 wooded acres
fronting 2O0-ft. on road. 80 miles
50. Of D; G. 81 $3.50: Cash or E-z
Nanjemoy, Nd. 3Ol-24o.8352.
CHARLES CO., MD.-l5O acres Of
woodland. Over 1000 II. Of paved
road front, 5000 per acre. Cash
or E-Z terms. BARoER REAL
HESTATEs Nantsmoy. Nd. 30l-
CLINTON AREA-ll acrsa close to
city water. $4,000 per acre. Make
DIR. s.sss44 Ry.s., RSsSs sofMMir. HofSr S-S1sS
COLLEGE PK..HoLLYWoOD AREA
IS R-K lots for sale AS 70, No
road costs 70 builder. PRICED TO
SELL. Zonins Applications filed
for commercial and R-ls. zon-
inss are in the mill. Buyer can
continue with these applications,
but but, Gvns, NET,,rs,SStSs y9Sts Ss is SALE; ALE
N uR RAY sILVERMAN. sP.
D. C.--sise 90xla3. near 55th
ssSnSS ssSS i.y I:yy., '.s; .;..; ne g; s,l s,ail. Lot
or terms. Suit 2 houses, MUEH-
1NSKY. KE. 7-02ll, Ma. s-O227.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
ABBOTT LOAN sERVICE - cash
fast, no delays. End trust loans.
Money fer any purpose, d. c., Nd,
va. Day o. ewes. uN. l-92ee.
DPAaYYSitSATE5 PAYMiEtNfs 10 SUI sHHHT'SF
YOUR INCOME
REASONABLE RATES
0lBRALTAR NOT. CO. 52S-e30e
ABSOLUTE TOP cash for end trusts
No applications or red tape. va,
Nd. d. c. Day. eve. WI. 6-6ls2.
ACTION IN % HOURS - Any
olBRAITkR NOT. CO. SSS.SsUe
BANK RATEs-Ilt and End trusts.
Instant cash. VIII also finance or
buy real estate N distress or un-
zSuuiri Ssufi iliiSt'isP iSHEsf 66iSiel1Hx 6SR AsniSps
CONsOLIDATR YOUR DEBTs ~
aHdor IN trust z tinvAAAe4EHaiHSNAAF vAAEHiSAF c6 MORT; &
mcdiats ssTyiees. 10 70 $50 On.
CONSvLT Ub II you Neeo MONEY
End trust loans afraneed quickly
at sensible terms, any amOunt
Payments 10 suit income. Jst trust
loans. teImt low as SEA-. : COR
NERs MORTGAGE CO., JE. :-6353
IMMEDIATE CASH
For home owners. Strictly eonfidsn.
Low payments. We come to your
home. Mr.. THOMAS, OIL. 2-346o.
rs YOUR 2ha TRUST DUEf Let US
refin. your home. Call fer dets.
Ieneher.WalkeT, Inc, FE. s-24a4
MONEY 2ad TkGsT-We win buy
2nd trust notes. D, c.. nearby Nd.
Or VI Reas. rates NATIONAL
MfHsTpic. fsIs y ave- = na IsvEsr ES s.Ssas. sScEr'
PLENTY FUNDS AvAILABI.E-Iat
HSoSkrooaSsdz %. NC. IA. 9.bssd6s.
REAL ESTATE M0RToA0R MONEY
American Brokers Corp.
% o. Ferry g.. Rockville. Nd.
Conventional loans for rssideAee,
commercial Or Industrial. See John
:. R..spsts., r0i 2:oI75 r,sl pI.
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NJ. q. Rockhill. Broker
PROP. RENT

A RALLY SUPER Long Beach va
cation, excellent cottages for week
@ SiC0 weekly. N. !. ROcKhiIIo.
Broker. Natl ct, Leonard, Nd
Phone Prince Frederick S0s.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
Education Fund
To Be Used in s
Far East Nations

More than $l3 million in
dormant donations will be used
to provide college facilities and
scholarships in at least five
Far East. nom Communist ma
tions, 1t was announced last
night.
The donations, made by
Americans after World War
II for the reconstruction of
universities in China, have re-
mained in escrow in the United
States since the Communists
took over China.
The money was given to the
United Board for Christian
Colleges in China. which sup
ported l3 institutions Of higher
learning prior to the lowering
of the Bamboo Curtain.
Recently reorganized. the
group is now known as the
United Board for Christian
Higher Education in Asia. 1t
has obtained a court release
Of the funds and is in the
process Of enlisting sponsors
In numerous cities, including
Washington.
Last night, about 40 leading
citizens of the Metropolitan
Area met at the Georgetown
home of Mrs. Frederick H.
Brooke. 1921 N street NV, to
formulate plans for the new
project.
The $l3 million In previous
donations will be used to fl
nance colleges in South Korea,
Formosa, Hong Kong, Indonesia
and the Philippines. the local
sponsors announced.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
$40 Repairs to Roof
Cost Widow $3.50

The 87-year-old widow of a
prominent clergyman paid an
itinerant roofer $3.50 for a
minor repair job on her North
west Washington home, Eighth
Precinct police reported yester-
day.
The repair work, consisting
of a few boards and some tar
paper, might reasonably have
cost $40, a detective estimated.
The victim was Mrs. Jennie
P. Bohanan, whose late hus-
band, the Rev. Franklin j. Bo-
hanan, was rector of st. Paul's
Episcopal Church for is years
before his retirement in 1912.
He died In 1853 at the age
of 76.
According to Detective Wayne
HoStetler, three men In a red
pickup truck stopped at Mrs.
Bohanan's home. 4005 Van Ness
street, about noon last Friday.
The leader of the trio persuaded
Mrs. Bohanan to let them fix
her roof, a task which they
completed at 2:30 pm.
Mrs. Bohanan first wrote out
a check for $4,000, but the
roofer told her that was in
correct, and she then wrote out
a check for $3.50, Detective
HoStetler said. The roofer asked
Mrs. Bohanan to call her bank,
the American Security g. Trust
Co., to tell them he was on his
Evening star., 1963-04-23
We just hate to have a PAWOB
travelling on United

'PAWOB," you see is the airline abbreviation
for Passenger Arrived Without Baggage"
Happily, in just the past year-through
great deal Of hard work-we cut the number of
PAWOBs on United just about in half.
Considering the nearly seventeen million pieces
Of baggage we handle every year, the number
mishandled is now very small.
We make mistakes but we try to learn from
them. Some Of the improvement has come from
investigation and what-went-wong reports to all
concerned. Some from new automated equipment.
And some from simple little ideas: for ex-
ample, clutter Of old tags can cause mshandling.
So we invented new tag that won't come off by
itself but will yank off easily when you're through
with it. Qt's simple strip Of strong paper that
loops around the handle Of your bag and sticks
together with special adhesive.)
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Serious Questions on PHS
Seen as Hearings Begin

Representative Harris, chair
man Of the House Interstate
and Foreign Commerce Com
mittee. said today that serious
questions have been raised
about the operations Of the
United States Public Health
Service. and he promised that
a subcommittee will take a
close look al the agency.
His statement was made as
the subcommittee, headed by
Representative Roberts, Demo-
crat Of Alabama, began hear
ings on an administration pro-
poSal to give the health serv-
ice broad authority to reor-
ganize its structure.
Mr.. Harris, Democrat of
Arkansas. said there has been
substantial criticism In and
out Of Congress with regard to
the manner in which some
PHSl programs are admin
istered."
He mentioned particularly
the research program at the
Evening star., 1963-04-23
eucher Of Year
Meets President,
Gets PIT Clasp
By the Associated Press


Education had its day at the
White House and it was some
day. Elmon Ousley, 1863
Teacher Of the Year, may never
forget 1t. One of his compan-
ions certainly won't,
In recognition Of the honor,
Mr.. Ousley, Of Bellevue, Wash,
was to receive from President
Kennedy q framed certificate
and a,tie clasp. He got the GER
tificate. but not the tie clasp,
which vanished.
Mr.. Ousley believes 1t may
have got lost in the wrappings
Of two big red Washington
apples Mr.. Ousley's wife
brought for Caroline Kennedy's
pony Macaroni--a present Mr..
Kennedy accepted with q re-
mark that 'Macaroni is already
too well treated"
Instead Of the teacher tie
clasp. Mr.. Ousley-who teaches
speech, American Government
and teacher training at Belle
vue Senior High School
received one Of the Presidents
PIT boat tie clasps which he
hands out as mementos to
visitors.
After the ceremony, one of
the women in the Ousley party
discovered she had left her
hriefcase behind. She started
back for it, opened q door, and
found herself in the Presidents
washroom, with the President.
She later reported that he
politely took her arm and
escorted her out.
Mr.. ousley was selected Ma
tional Teacher Of the Year in
q Nationwide elimination con-
test sponsored by the United
States Office Of Education, the
Council Of Chief State School
Officers, and Look Magazine.
Evening star., 1963-04-23
President Trims
"a Budget Again
BY the Associated Press

President kennedy has
trimmed his 1864 budget again.
He cut $49.3 million yester-
day from the $2.4 billion re-
queSted for the Atomic Energy
Commission.
The reduction was attributed
to lower unit costs for produc-
ing nuclear weapons, greater
efficiency in turning out spe-
cial nuclear materials and a
longer stretch-out of purchases
of domestic uranium concen-
trates.
He also asked Congress for
an increase of $l4.6 million in
appropriations to finance the
legislative branch. But the
White House said this is COW
cred by q contingency allow
ance and does not raise the
budget for fiscal 1864.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

way and TO cash the check. She
did so.
That evening-after the check
had been cashed-MrS. Bo-
hanan was discussing the epi-
Sode with a neighbor. The
neighbor told Mrs. Bohanan to
call police.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

National Institutes Of Health,
which he said has grown "in
a few years from q few mil
lion dollars to close to q bill
lion."
Nobody Keeps Up"
Mr.. Harris said there is a
Serious question" whether cer-
tain NH programs should have
their purse strings frightened.
Among the criticisms, he said,
is the complaint that nobody
keeps up with things and no.
body knows what's going on in
that agency"
There has been a rising
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SHORTCUT

We have also been advocating an arrangement
we have here on United; just so long as your bag
is small enough to tuck under the seat =. you
can carry it aboard. The outside measurements
of the bag should be no larger than 21' x 1873.
Amazingly enough, that's big enough to hold
an extra suit, two or three shirts, pajamas,
underwear, socks and toilet articles. The carry
on bag saves you time at both ends of the trip.
One caution: don't forget it.
But in case you do ;. here's suggestion
we've been making to our customers: put
personal tag on every bag.
This tag will help keep your bag from getting
mixed with somebody else's bag that looks the
same. And if your bag is misplaced we'll be able
to return it to you more speedily.
Evening star., 1963-04-23

amount Of criticism not only
over the cost but Of the man.
agement Of the vast NH re-
search program. Congress has
continually allotted more for
NH than the administration
has asked, but many members
Of Congress think it's time to
take a new look at the program.
Mr.. Harris said there is a
question whether the financing
should remain "open-ended or
circumscribed more closely"
The Arkansas Democrat also
raised the question Of whether
the regulatory functions of
PHS as distinguished from re-
search should be separated in
some manner.
Terry Defends Agency
He said there have been con-
tentionS that coordination be-
tween PHS and the Food and
Drug Administration leaves
much to be desired.
Surgeon General Luther L.
Terry. who heads the Public
Health Service. declared that
the criticism is "unjustified."
II don't contend we haven't
made mistakes but the mis-
takes have been honest and
minor" DR.. Terry told the
subcommittee.
Subcommittee Charm a n
Roberts said his group is not
approaching the hearings "in
q destructive way"
I'VE feel some Of the crit
icisms may or may not be
justified" he said. These
hearings will be thorough
enough to give you an oppor-
tunity to answer some of the
charges"
Evening star., 1963-04-23
A TAG OF YOUR OWN

To make it easy for you, we have had
manufacturer make up plastic tags which can
be imprinted with your name, city and state.
You can see sample at any United counter and
order the tags if you wish for only one dollar each.
WHAT'S YOURS IS OURS
Any problem that our customers have with
their belongings or anything else is problem of
ours. For the working policy of this airline says
that the welfare of our customers must come
first in everything we do. and genuine
concern for people as individuals must be part of
all who work with us. United's extra care-for
peOpIe-covers a lot of ground.
In fact, with the great human responsibilities
involved. we think there can be no better basis
for running-or choosing-an airline.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Stocks Gain
FractionaIIy;
Trading Rises

NEW YORK (AP).
stock market logged a little
higher early this afternoon as
trading became somewhat live
lier than in recent sessions.
Gains Of fractions to about
a point among key stocks out
numbered losers. Advances of
a point or better were made by
a scattering Of stocks in various
groups.
Ability Of the market to alb
sorb offerings in quiet trading
during the past two sessions
without showing price weak
ness was regarded as an en-
couraging technical sign.
The pace slackened as the
session continued. Oils, motors,
steels and drugs were among
moderate gamers.
While institutional investors
and traders appeared to be
nibbling again, there was no
sign Of a vigorous change in
trend. The market has been
largely ignoring excellent sales
reports from the auto industry.
The tax situation in Washing
ton and the Cuban situation
still seemed TO be hanging in
the air.
Prices on the American Stock
Exchange were mostly higher
in slow trading.
Corporate bonds we're irregu-
larry higher. Government bonds
were unchanged to slightly
higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK tAPL -Forelen exchange
y dollars and decimals Of 4 dollar.
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NEW CAR SALES
CONTINUE NEAR
1855 RECORD

DETROIT (AP). - New
car sales in February con-
tinued at near-record rates
and were up is per cent
from last year, Wards re-
ports said yesterday.
The statistical service
said 527,074 new domestic
cars were sold during the
month. an average Of d.
96l daily. Sales in January
were at the rate Of 20,905
daily, while the February,
1862, daily average was
19,036.
Wards said the Janu-
ary-February total Of l.
070,595 was just under the
1855 record Of 1,072, 900.
General Motors set a cor
poration record for the
month, with 297 ,49S sales.
American Motors also set
a sales record Of 96,083
cars.
The GIN total accounted
for 56.4 per cent Of all
sales, compared with STA
per cent in February, 1862,
Ford slipped from 27.l per
cent a year ago to 24.1 per
cent. Chrysler rose from
8.3 to Ills, American
Motors from SO to 6.8 and
Studerbaker from 10 to
IL per cent.