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protest vote viii be heavy. But
budget-cutting sentiment Is 50
strong and tax reductions are
such a bitter issue that Con-
gress probably viii hold the
ceiling below the AdminiStra-
tons proposed level.
Republican leaders fore
warned the Administration dur
ing House DEBATE on the tax
bill last month that they would
fight harder than usual on the
debt ceiling.
The battle over the debt cell
ing viii at least delay Senate
action on tax legislation. The
Senate Finance Committee viii
have to suspend tax hearings
to take up the debt ceiling next
month.
Beyond this consideration,
the economy bloc viii use the
rising debt ceiling to dramatic
the fact that tax reductions
would increase budget deficits
and the public debt, at least
temporarily.
To overcome conservative
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opposition to the tax bin, Presi-
dent Kennedy has promised
repeatedly to restrain increases
In Federal spending.
The economizers are skeptical
about this pledge. and want to
keep the debt ceiling tight as a
means Of compelling the Presi-
dent to deliver.
Mr.. Dillon viii argue that an
unrealistically low debt ceiling
would be the wrong way to
hold spending down. If Con-
greSs wants to cut spending, he
viii content. the way to pro-
coed is to reduce sppropria-
tons.
Economizers concede that the
debt ceiling is an imperfect
means for restraining expendi-
lures, but they insist it can be
helpful. If the ceiling is tight.
they argue. it viii force the
President to slow the rate of
spending m oney appropriated
by Congress.
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ment. 1t is the Children's Gen.
ter. three miles east Of Laurel,
on Maryland Route 1ss.
Anyone interested In volun-
teer work in the future Is asked
to contact Floyd Z. Mcdowell,
assistant institutional admin
istrator at District Training
School.
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Economy Bloc Fighting
To Curb Debt CeiIino

from 5000 billion to about SsI5
billion. effective through next
June 80.
Unless Congress acts, the
debt ceiling viii drop automatic
cally TO the permanent" limit
Of S285 billion December /.
With the debt now near S307
billion. a ceiling Of S285 billion
obviously would cause an i'm
possible situation. The Govern
ment's credit rating would be
destroyed.
Higher Ceiling Expected
So Congress certainly viii
raise the ceiling, although the
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French Population Up

PARIS, Oct. 20 CAP)-There
are now 4s million Frenehmen,
the National Institute Of Stats
tics reports. The institute says
the French population has been
growing at an average Of $4,000
persons q month in recent
months.
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The Het cochODOwntOw Silver
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Complete Service for 8
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
By LEO M. COIN
star staff Writer

Congressional economizers, in
an oblique attack on the tax
cut bill, are mounting their
strongest drive ever to hold
down the Federal debt ceiling.
The House Ways and Means
Committee has called Treasury
Secretary Dillon to testify
Tuesday at a hearing on leg
islatton to raise the ceiling on
the debt.
Mr.. Dillon is, expected to re-
quest an increase in the So
called temporary debt limit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

wild Pair of Modern
OvoIs lend q magic touch
to q bare wall. White
finish, decorated in gold
tone, with flower motif
in center. Size 20"x8"
e.ss Pr.
W-l2) The Four Sea-
sons Plaques. Each
Pl0Que measures lfX
l0M". Popular diamond
shape with seasonal mo-
tiff Of spring Dogwood,
summer Rose, foil Nuns
and winter Holly. 1888
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tic used in many household
items.
He said q vice president OF
Koppers got wind Of negotia-
tons being conducted by the
other firms and he and Mr..
MonaceIh flew to West Ger
many. contacted Prof. Ziegler
and wrapped up the deal In one
day.
We seemed to be talking his
language" said Mr.. Monaeelli.
I'VE gave him what he wanted,
and he was willing to give US
sc me concessions to get his
first licensing agreement down
on paper"
A large number Of American
firms now use processes devel-
oped by the German chemist,
the attorney said.
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German Nobel Chemist
Got Royalty Millions

CLEVELAND. Nov. 9 APP
Karl Ziegler. Nobel Prize-win-
ming chemist Of West Germany,
has been responsible for some
significant Developments in IN
dustry. and those Developments
have brought him millions of
dollars in royalties. . Cleveland
patent attorney said yesterday
Ths lawyer. walter MonAeel-
Il. said he was with Koppers
Co., Inc. Of Pittsburgh when
the first American license for
one Of Prof. ziegler's processes
was negotiated.
Mr.. MonaceIn said that after
he and another company off,
cial negotiated the licensing
agreement IN West Germany.
he told Prof. ziegler he wanted
TO take your picture making
your first million dollars"
A year later. Mr.. Monacelli
added, he saw Prof. Ziegler In
California on the way HON e
from the Orient and reminded
him Of the incident.
you couldn't take that pic
ture again." he quoted Prof.
Ziegler as saying. In the
intervening period. he told Mr..
Monacelli, Prof. Ziegler had col
lected SIS million from several
companies. After payment Of
taxes and distribution Of funds
to associates, he still had more
than 81 million left.
Mr.. Monacelli said Koppers
managed TO get in ahead Of two
other firms that were negotiat-
ing with Prof. ziegler for the
license on o low-pressure, low
temperature process for max
ing polyethylene, Q tough plas-
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and DR.. Jensen made the same
discovery about behavior Of the
nuclei Of atoms ct almost the
same time. although they were
then strangers. She was at
the University Of Chicago and
he was in Germany. They later
collaborated in q book on the
subject.
Her discovery, DR.. Mayer
said, came about as q result Of
a consultation with the late DR..
Enrico Fermi at the University
of Chicago.
within 10 minutes" she
said, II had a simple model Of
the nucleus worked out. Every
thing just fell into place"
The subject Of that model Is
a theory Of the shell structure
of the nucleus. This has to do
with how its parts, protons and
neutrons, are arranged and
move about.
Gives Waltz SimiIe
She recalled an explanation
she had given her daughter and
repeated it for the reporters.
ut is like a waltz" she said.
IF you have ever waltzed you
know that it is much easier Il
each couple spins around in the
same direction that all Of the
couples are circling the dance
floor. It is the same way with
the nucleons (the particles In
the nucleus). Each spins in the
direction that all are TRAVELLING
on their orbit"
DR.. Mayer said her husband
would go to Sweden with her
TO accept the award. He Is DR..
Joseph E. Mayer. q chemistry
professor at the same campus,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
SIuyton Gets
New Title at
Space Center

HOUSTON. Nov. 6 (AP).-
Astronaut Donald K. Slayton
who hopes to become q civilian
November 20. has received O
new title and additional duties
at the Manned spacecraft Gen.
ter.
He was appointed assistant
director for flight crew opera
tions yesterday. He continues
as co-ordinator Of astronaut
affairs.
The major on October II
said he had submitted his res
ignation from the Air Force.
An cratic heartbe q
knocked him out Of q scheduled
three-orbit Mss ion last year
and he was the only member OF
the original seven-man astro-
naut team not to make Q Prof.
ect Mercury space flight.
As q civilian his pay will
jump from $14,0S7.16 to $4,000
q year.
Two other promotions also
were announced by Robert r.
Gilruth, director Of the center.
Christopher Kraft. jr,. was
promoted from chief Of flight
operations to assistant director
for flight operations.
Charles w. Matthews was
named manager Of the Gemini
Program. He had been acting
manager. The two-man mis-
sions Of Project Gemini are to
begin late next year or In early
1865.
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the direction in which they
orbited.
Red-hatred DR.. Mayer, 81
years old and twice a mother,
gave her explanation to re-
porters at the La Jolla campus
Of the university after being
notified that she had won a
$12,700 share Of the $51, 900
prize.
Simultaneous Findings
An equal amount goes to DR..
j. H. D. Jensen of Heidelberg
University In Germany, who
elaborated with DR.. Mayer in
studies Of nuclear shell struc-
ture. The balance was awarded
to DR.. Eugene Wigner Of
Princeton University for other
work in physics.
DR.. Mayer told reporters she
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Two Chambers Win

WATERVnLE, Me-, Nov. 6
(AP).-Waterville voted yester-
day to retain its bicameral gov
eminent, rejecting 1,2201- 900
q proposed charter change to q
unicameral unit. Only one 9TH
er municipality In the Nation
Everett, MaSs.-still retains .
two-chamber governing body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-06
Nobel Winner Likens
Atom Particles to WoItz

LA JoILA, Calf, Nov. s (AP).-The first woman in
America to win Nobel Prize in Physics made it sound
simple -
Dr. Maria ooeppert Mayer research professor at the
University Of California at San Diego said yesterday the
particles in the nuclei Of atoms behave very much Ike partners
In q waltz
The Sun Of the particles she explained was coupled with
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

AUTOMOBILE statesmen must be driven
nuts by some of us. Sure, we stand back and
admire the svelte lines Of the glistening new
motor cars they're so enthusiastic about. And
we listen politely while they expOund on
quality and trade-in value and other worthy
matters. We're really interested, too. But,
unfortunately the statesmen seem to sense
that we're somehow pre-occupied.
What they don't know is that some of us
think small. We're just as intrigued by the
fascinating special features of the new cars
as by the big overall picture. We can't wait
to poke around by ourselves and discover
what new tidbits the manufacturers have
dished up, as they do each year.
There are lots of nice things for us in "a:
y The Super Sports models of Chevrolet's
brand new car, the Chevelle Tin size between
the Chevy II and the big ChevrOlets), have
real oil pressure and water temperature
gauges and an ammeter to please some of the
ruder sporting types who refer to the usual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

warning signals as idiot lights" I'm not so
sure but that I'd rather have such lights on
the instrument panel when my wife is driv.
ing Their sudden fash might shock her into
doing something about the trouble the light
warns about. She ignores little arrows.
y If you'd like really fancy pickup truck
for suburban use land more and more people
do) there's a new one, the "El Canine" on
the llS-inch Chevelle chassis. The Chevy
people call it "the truck you can go to church
il" Dodge is building super sports" truck
for such use, too. This one has bucket seats,
door to door carpeting and a console. A
super-hOt 4l3 Gu. in. va engine complete
with tachometer is available if you want
to make a real sporting sizzler out of your
pickup truck.
y The "a Pontiac Grand Prix has a thin,
thin roof and cOncaUe rear window, to give
it a swOOpier look. POntiac's Tempest -
81 inches longer now has abandoned the
unusual slant-4 engine and rear - turn pOOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13
ULCER
SUFFERERS

Cream of RICE cereal cannot cure
your ulcer.
II can make an important contribu-
ton to your recovery. Therapeutically
sound, low in fat content and less irri-
tating to the gastric mucosa, Cream
of RICE is easier to digest than any
other kind of cereal-contains only the
nutritious inner parts of the rice.
AIIeviating the gnawing pain of
ulcer while it protects the stomach
wall, Cream of RICE cereal gives your
system its needed chance to rest.
Cream Of RICE is nutritious, weII-forti-
fled with Vitamin B., Riboflavin, Niacin
and Iron. It is particularly helpful
when special dietary reeimens are
indie afad Az voIII
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indicated. Al your
grocer's.
FREEI Recipe
Book "How to Make
a Special Diet Taste
Extra Special" Write
to: Cream of RICE,
Department TWO,
West Chester, Penna.
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What's in
Store for '64?

Our Auto Editor previews these surprises the models
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

Relief lasts for hours and hours.
conssstaid Nasal Aalst 10 gentle I
While some nasal sprays may
bite, burn and sting, Congestaid
Nasal Mist works naturally, ten
derby, softly, without irritation.
All you feel is relief.
, 1963-03-06
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
OPENS BRANCH TO AID BUSINESS IN ".

A concerted effort to raise
the economic and employment
levels in the Virgin Islands
through financial and manage
ment assistance to snail bust
nesses and industry has been
launched by the U. S. Small
Business Administration.
Because Of the increasing
demands for aid by small
businesses in the Virgin Isl
ands, a permanent Small Bust
ness Administration branch
headquarters was opened re-
Gently in St. Thomas.
Participating in the opening
exercises were top-ranking
governmental, business and
community leaders, including
Governor Ralph NJ. PaieWons-
XIV of the Virgin Islands and
Charles H. Kriger, Regional
Director of the Small Business
Administration from New
York. w. Fritz Humphreys is
the
Of the St. Thomas office, at
Charlotte Amalie, Nc. 4l-42
Norre Gade. Mr.. Humphreys
is well-known in the Virgin
Islands for his business and
banking experience of more
than IS years.
The New York Regional
Office of the SBA recently as
sumed jurisdiction over the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands. Also
included in the far-reaching
SBA region are the States OF
New Jersey and Connecticut.
AS part Of the effort to pro
mote small business develop
ment in the Virgin Islands,
SBA officials will be working
closely with the Housing and
Home Finance Agency which
is sponsoring urban redevelop-
ment programs on the Virgin
Islands and Puerto Rico.
Mr.. Kriger pointed out that
many distressed small bust
nessmen in Puerto Rico and
the Virgin Islands already
have appealed to the Small
Business Administration to
provide them with financial
, 1963-03-06
Fire Destroys House
When Bottle With
Kerosene Breaks

Z-L
The property Of Ada Warner
located at 33b Queen Cross
Street was completely destroy
ed by fire on Monday, March
4th.
Ethelbert Benjamin said
he left the house at 10 a. M;
Johannes Richards was in the
house cooking. He went
outside and on his return
saw the stove ablaze. The bot
tie containing the kerosene
broke and in a short while the
house was enveloped in
flames
Damage was estimated at
1914. in addition to $500 in
cash, said to have been in the
house.
, 1963-03-06
Future Formers Of
America Give
Annudl Banquet


The Future Farmers of
America in Frederiksted
gave their fifth annual par
ent-student banquet on
Monday night, March 4,
1868 at the Claude O. Mar
koe School auditorium,
AS usual, the program
was carried through with
out a hitch, under the direc-
ton of Otis Hicks, their
teacher and advisor.
Among the distinguished
visitors were Commissioner
of Education G. San
chez, Assistant Commits
sioner Miss Jane Tuitt,
Deputy Commissioner Ar
thur Richards, Director Of
Vocational Education Al
fred Fain; Raphael Wheat
ley, Deputy Commissioner
OF Vocational Education and
several others. Present also
was Government Secretary
Cyril King, who, along with
others, was called on for re-
Continued on Page A.
ST Croix Community
Bond Will Give
Concert Friday Night
The st. Croix Community
Band will give a concert on
the Christiansted Wharf on
Friday night, March 8, 1868
it was announced today.
Peter j. Thurland is di-
rector.
Personnel Mention
Mrs. Marie Lawaetz will
celebrate her Goth Birthday
tomorrow, March Z, 1868.
Mrs. Lawaetz is the moth
err of Senator Frits Lawaetz,
Kai, Erik and a daughter,
Anna.
, 1963-03-06

and management assistance
during a prevailing stormy
business period.
A Small Business Advisory
Council has been formed for
Puerto Rico and the Virgin
Islands, consisting of ranking
local industrial, banking and
community leaders. These
business leaders will report On
current small business prob
lens and present recommend
atoms in which the SBA,
through its varied assistance
programs, can help in solving
prevailing problems.
The New York SBA Region
al Director also disclosed that
many small businesses in the
Virgin Islands soon will be
displaced by the construction
of the moderate-income nous
ing projects being sponsored
by the Urban Renewal Admin
istration.
These displaced small bust
ness are eligible for financial
and other aids under the vari-
Gus programs Of the Small
Business Administration
Through the facilities of the
Continued OF page A.
, 1963-03-06
Didl System Goes Into
Effect In st. Croix on
Saturday, Mdrch 30th

0OlO400yE SA04NA4 OO1AA
At midnight on Saturday,
March 30th, the Virgin Islands
Telephone Corporation will
bring the automatic dial SyS-
tenn to St. Croix. The cutover
will be simultaneous for the
entire island. From March 31st
on, instead At oning through
an operator, tele~hone users.
will dial directly to the party
they wish to reach on the
island. ChriStiansted subscrib-
ers will be reached by dialing
773 plus four digits, and Fred
eriksted by dialing 772 plus
four digits.
According to E. Stanley
Seward, Executive Vice Presi-
dent of the Company, this is
the same system that has been
so successful on St. Thomas
and St. John. Those islands
began using the dial system
on December 30th of last wear.
In making the announce
ment of the St. Croix cutoyer,
Mr.. Seward asked that all
Crucian telephone subscribers
notify their of-island friends
and associates of their new
numbers. 1t will be to every
ones advantage" Mr.. Seward
said. IF the person calling you
from the States or Puerto Rico
knows your number, then the
Nnntimed on Page II
Give Bunfield to
Represent vi. Jdycees
At Seminar in Wush.
Give Banfield Of st.
Thomas, director of public
relations foT the Junior
Chamber international, has
been designated to repre-
sent the Virgin Islands Jay
Gees at a seminar on inter
national relations on Satur-
day at Yakima, Washing
ton.
Mr.. Banfeld will also adj
dress a Jaycee International
conference in Portland,
Oregon.
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Anecon ssusnfy Iriti coop pNsrmacss Fka Nsl Bsrk
Wheeion Ple1s PlsYhovsei - -
QQ.rfIorrt SvegR Music iaa 81.
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HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD NANA). =.
Question: win the Academy
vote a special posthumous
Oscar for Marilyn Monroe? The
tragic blends box office star
did not even win a nomination
in her lifetime, although her
pictures made millions of dol
lars. Perhaps her "Marilyn"
documentary which goth re-
leases April is as q full length
films will take care of this
omission If she is passed by
this year. f.. Arlene Dahl's
play THE Camel Bell" tried
out in Chicago. will not ring
any bells on Broadway. The
play was termed dreadful. 4.
And as one Of my readers took
the trouble to point out to me,
so was Judy Holidays play
Hot Spot" on its Washington
try-out. I'll have to find the
friend Of hers who told me
the critics had liked it,.
Anita Ekberg hit 30. . And
her ex-husband, Anthony
Steel, hit the comeback trail
in a British picture titled The
Switch" Tony got nowhere with
his career In Hollywood, when
he was married to La Ekberg.
- 80
Stewart Granger denies that
he is about to wed 21-year-old
Caroline LeCerf, but they are
inseparable In Rome. Granger,
who will be so next birthday,
plans to make a star of Caro-
line in his next movie, which
will be filmed in the South Of
France. This reminds me
that Mr.. Changers "Sodom and
Gomorrah," which few critics
in this country liked, is doing
great business, while Jumbo"
which a lot Of them praised
to the sky, is not doing SO
well even with the number one
box office star. Doris Day,
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Will Academy
Honor MoriIyn?
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM

heading the cast. I thought the
story old hat.
James Kitchener gave sew
eral interviews in which he
stated how unhappy he was
with the teleyision version of
Adventures in Paradise" But
evidently James was not too
unhappy to refrain from try
ing again. He is writing a.
new series for -Four Star about
the Peace Corps in the South
Pacific.
Gregory Peck's wonderful son,
Philip Afford, in that wonder
full picture, ITO Kill a Mock
ingbird," was dropped by the
producers Of the film because
there are not many good roles
for children. TV Producer Aaron
Spelling promptly signed Philip
to star in his new series, "The
Tyres Of Capitol Hill" He will
play a Senate page.
\ 50
June AllysOn is reversing the
process at Elizabeth Arden's
Maine Chance in Arizona. June
is there to gain weight. Most
ladies go there t lose pound
age.
Guy Williams Of the late
Zorro" series land how I loved
that zip, zip zip) is excellent
in Captain Sinbad," which he
made in Yugoslavia. And Met
70 officials have decided to
make a sequel. They believe
that Guy is the best swash-
buckler on the screen since
Enrol Flynn.
Mahalia Jackson, Of the
beautiful singing voice, will
make her acting debut in a
DIR. Kildare" segment which
Jimmie Komack is writing. It
is called, Great Gettin' up
Morning"
49,
Speaking Of Mr.. Komack, Il
met him first a few years ago
when he came to Hollywood as
a comic from New York night
clubs. He made a few films,
became a regular on the Hem
messy series, wrote some seq
And now has so many
writing assignments he can't
keep up with them, let alone
find time for acting.
The gentlest hero Of them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-08

all, Paul Roebling. in the Ten
nessee Williams broadway play,
THE Milk Train Doesn't Stop
Here Any More" is the lead
ing contender fm David Suss-
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kinds version Of Hamlet. /"
When Art Linkletter is asked
to describe his new TV show,
he replies: ITS about people
peeping."