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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09
BY EDDIE CRANE
star Staff Writer

Bladensburg High Schools
basketball team is in the Mary
land State Glass AA tour
nament finals for the second
straight year, but the title may
be Just as elusive for them to-
night as 1t was a year ago,
when they lost to Montgomery
Blair.
Coach Al Kyber's Mustangs
encounter Towson's Generals
at 8 O'Clock in the feature at
traction Of a four-game pro-
gram at Maryland's Cole Field
House. The Mustangs advanced
to the finals by defeating Fred
erick, 61-48, last night in one
of four semifinal gam s
watched by an estimated total
turnout of $500.
In other games yesterday,
Springbrook defeated Wico-
mico, S7-53, In Glass A play;
Mount Savage of Allegany
County whipped Cambridge,
68-46. in Glass B competition,
and Garnett of Kent County
routed Hancock, 1888. in Glass
c play.
This afternoon Garrett (l2-D
meets Poolesville $3.50, the
defending State champion, for
the Glass C title at 8, and
Mount Savage 1890 faces
Douglass (20-D of Upper MARI
boro at 4::30 for the Glass B
crown.
Out for Revenge
Springbrook Q7-6) clashes
with Allegany d9-D at 1880
tonight for the Class A crown,
while Bladensburg d6-5) meets
Towson (20-D for the Class IA
championship at 8.
Bladensburg whipped Tow
son. 1851. in last years OPEN
ing round. one Of only two
losses in the last SO games for
the Baltimore County cham
pions. They have four starters
back from that team and will
be seeking to avenge the loss
tonight.
However, the Generals will be
facing a red-hot Bladensburg
five, one that connected on
better than As per cent Of its
shots from the floor last night
in beating Frederick. OF major
concern to the Mustangs will
be defensing the Generals Bill
Jones, who scored 80 in Tow
sons first round victory
Thursday.
Steve Lawrence, a 6-foot-6
senior, spanked the Mustangs
last night. scoring 10 points
and pulling in 13 rebounds.
Both figures were highs for the
game.
The Mustangs moved out in
front to stay midway Of the
fourth period when Lawrence
broke a $3.50 tie with a two
pointer. The Cadets closed the
gap to 48-44 at the outset of
the final quarter, but Bladens-
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Extraordinary Effort

Beatty's 2-mile performance
was extraordinary. 1t was cal
culated he even topped Paavo
Nurmi's best for 2.000-meters
en- route TO his record. Beatty.
strictly running against the
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RESULTS LAST NIGHT
Chicago no. Boston lo7.
Detroit i1i, San Ffsneisco i71 tOT).
81, Louis i77, New York i74
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0ddsmakers
Favor Dodgers
In nj Race
BY the AssOcIated Press

The Yankees and the Dodgers
not the Giants-will meet in
the 1868 World Series If the
preseason odds on the major
league baseball pennant races
stand up.
The rundown on the clubs in
both the American and National
Leagues is Of interest as the
annual spring exhibition season
opens today with seven games
in Florida, two in Arizona and
one in California.
The preseason odds as an
nounced yesterday in Las We
gas, where betting is legal, make
the Yankees odds-on at Us to
win another AL pennant. In
the MI the champion Giants
are the second choice at So,
while the Dodgers, despite los
ing out in a playoff last season
to the Giants, are favored at
2-1.
Here is a complete rundown,
listing the 1862 finish and the
preseason 1868 odds:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

/, New York odds, Us; 2, Min
nesota, ISL; 3, Los Angeles,
20-1: 4, Detroit, ISL; S, Chi
cago, 25-1; 6. Cleveland. ISL;
7, Baltimore, 20-1; 8, Boston,
500-1; 9 Kansas City, 500-1;
10, Washington, 500-l.
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by the Associated Press
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Totals I'd is7 20 Totals 20 Is %
Halftime: oarnett. 27-23.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-09

Denotes Murphy scored sOaI
wrong basket.
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See showing of new Spring SeIby's.
Mr.. Leste, SeIby representative, will be
in our Downtown Shoe Salon all day
Thursday to assist you in selecting your
Spring wardrobe Of SeIby Fashions.
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AUCTION SALES

Zed williams q Zed williams. Jr.
Auetioneers and Appraisers,
BY Order of Executor of
Estate Probate Court No.
018459 Entire Business,
Fixtures and Equipment
of Nash Floor Finishing
and Sanding Business.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
AZ Pierce st.. NV.
ION The Premises)
(Across tho street from old eibley
Hosp. near corner Of North Cap
itol and Pierce ST.
MON, JUNE 17-10:30 AM.
(Tomorrow)
Hundreds Of articles, equipment.
tools, fixtures, supplies. office
fixtures, numerous articles Of
various kinds.
AucTIoNEERs' PHONE: Ma. s-2e7s
je16
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PROPOSALS
iCONTlNUEDl

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
RALPH r. ROBERTS, Clerk Of
the House Of Representatives,
until II NJ. June ~, 1858. on
the following:
/. WASTE PAPER. Bids for the
purchase OF baled, mixed waste
paper for the period July 4. 1863.
through December 81, 1868, from
the offices OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives.
., FOLDING ROOM SUPPLIES.
Supplies for the Folding Room
such as mailing tubes. kraft wrap
ping paper, twine. corrugated
paper and corrugated boxes.
3. STATIONERY SUPPLIES. Sup
ply. the House Of Representative
with. stationery supplies for the
fiscal year ending June 80. 1864.
Sealed bids will be received up
70 II M. on June 81, 1858, The
right to reject any and all bids is
proposals showing the quantity
and quality Of each article and
the form Of bond will be furnished
upon application to this office.
d. s. House Of Represe e. .'
CAPITAL HOUSING
MISREPRESENTATION FOR
BIDS CONSTRUCTION Contract) -
sealed bids in auadruplicate, sub
lect to the conditions contained
herein and In the Contract Docu-
ments. will be received for fur
nishinR OF all labor. and materials
and performing all work neces-
s sHry and Incidental % the con-
Langston, Addition. comprising "a
dwelling units, located at 2lst and
H Streets NE. Washington. b. C..
until 2 PM. Eastern Daylight
Time. on the 18th day Of July,
1893. by the United States OF
America acting BY the National
offices ct 1929 New York Avenue
NV. Room 200, at which time
and place all bids will be publicly
opened; Proposed. forms Of con-
tract documents. including plans
ssrnd6, speeifications will Be on file
1868, at the Division Of Project
DEVELOPMENT, National Capital
Housing Authority. i729 New York
Avenue NV, Room 211, Washing
ton rs. d. C. Copies OF the docu-
ments o. maximum Of s per
General Contractor and 8 per
Subcontractor or Material Sup
plierl may be obtained BY de-
posting with the NCHA for each
set Of documents obtained GER
y dIt THRT GHT sS boL IA sT %sS.
out to the National Capital Hous-
ing Authority. Such deposit will
be refunded for each set OF plans
and other documents returned to
NcHA in Room 2ll. 1929 New
York Avenue NV. Washington
Within Vi = THIRTY tsS S00 pS sSariI HPn
TER bid opening. PLEASE NOTE
that deposit checks cannot be re-
turned unless plans and specifica-
tons are received in acceptable
time limit. Bid security, in the
executed by the bidder and ac-
ceptable surety, in an amount
equal to 20so of the bid shall
be submitted with each bid. The
successful bidder win be required
to furnish and pay for satisfac-
tory. performance and payment
bonds each in the amount of
1909 Of the total bid. NATIONAL
CAPITAL HOUSING AUTHORITY.
Exscutize Director. "H isis. iS.iis
sALE.-RepoSessed 1851 Valiant
No. .1sisUYYse55o, to s'H hi9hss s'i bid
received BY July /. 1868, at 400
Georgia Avenue NV, washington
il, D.. c. where the cal. may be
inspected. te14,15,16
sALE.-Repossessed 1862 oldsmo-
bile 5 "9s" spts. epe., Serial No.
62SW-02265, to highest bid re-
ceived by July 1. 1863. at 400
Georgia Avenue NV. Washington
IL. d. G., where the car may be
inspected. te15,16,17
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ADJUSTOR

MT. RAINIER AREA
adiuator. Age 2l-3b, Unusual OPP
portunity for advancement. SAL
AIRY OPEN. Merit increases, Auto
necessary. Mr.. Charles, UN.S q
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Audiovisual
Communication

Technician needed to
head a small unit in a
large organization.
Technical skills re-
quired on multiple
tape; sound and light
equipment; TV, movie
and still projection;
and transparency
production. Know
ledge of equipment
with regard to its
cost, installation, use
and Interpretation
for educational impli-
cation essential.
B EN- efits excellent.
Salary n e gotiable.
Reply to Box 147-Z,
Star.
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PROPOSALS
ADVERTISEMENT
BUILDINGS FOR SALE


Sealed bids will be received at the office of the
District Right OF Way Engineer, Virginia Depart
ment OF Highways, Culpeper Virginia, until 10 am.
(DST) Wednesday, June 20, 1868, for the sale and
removal of the following buildings and equipment
from the right OF way of Route S. Project OO66-
O00-102-RW-2O6, Arlington County:
i-'cry brick dwelling located zoos N. Court HOus.
ih-soy dwelling located at 1871 BusmOnt driv.
I S' located team 1853 ops Ss:ns , sRd frame
2-sou frame dwelling asO4 2sd street north
i-,tSIy brick and frame dvsrnS located at tSOS ish
a-stOEy brick and franz DWELLING and brick ssrsss.
Representative from the Highway Department
will be at 4505 18th Street, North, at 1890 am.
DST) on June 10, 1868, for the purpose Of show
ing these buildings to prospective bidders.
Also from the right of way Of Route 1913, Project
0l23-O20-lOS, C-5Ol, Fairfax County:
ii a% s S: 81 Hss so sss OF Route SSs ~ and
Representative from the Highway Department
viii be at intersection Of Routes SIT and 1873 near
Tysons Corner at 1880 pm. (DST on June
49, 1858, for the purpose Of showing the house 10
prospective bidders.
Bids will not be considered unless set forth on
official proposal forms. These forms may be OBJ
tanned from the District Right OF Way Office,
Virginia Department Of Highways, Culpeper,
Virginia.
No bids will be accepted from state employees or
from any person employed In connection with
appraisal and/or acquisition OF the rights OF way
on the above projects
The Department of Highways reserves the right
70 reject any or all bids.
T. w. ROSS,
District Right Of Way Engineer
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opportunity for sxper.
accountant TO become associated
with established builder-developer.
Career position with opportu-
nifty for Advancement to manage
ment level. Degree required. Send
resume 10 the attention OF the
president: I'LL Fidls lane. Silver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-16

Ny client is . top exporter in the
downtown area, and he needs q
and lots of horse sense. Call
today BOB GRAY, NE. S-4277,
S39 18th ST., NV. GOO Hill bldg).
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PROPOSALS

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
on Tuesday, June is, 1868. 81
1890 AN. the undersigned will
offer for Public Sale at so NJ st.
sc, Wash. d. c.. the following
described vehicle. to-wtt: One 1861
Ford IS" FL 500 club sedan,
iiN44i 4 cR R4ras7j coR TN5SEEs5E c.
NOTICE TO BIDDERs. THE
will receive sealed bids until 2
Pm: Eastern Doaylight Saying
Time; June y; 1868, a the Mu-
s ssiet so SHlhEdnE VIENNA AZ viS Gsntsr
on cuivert installation, wing wall,
storm drainage, curb, gutter, street
pavement and Sidewalk eonstrte-
ton work required to open Echols
Street over .Wolftrap Run. Town
Of Vienna, with q 36-foot roadway.
Bids shall be addressed to L. B.
Cresswell. Town Manager. p. o,
Box 127, Vienna, Virginia and
marked SEALED BID" on the
envelope. The, successful bidder
Torrance Bond. acceptable to the
Town Attorney, and In the amount
Of the sum submitted as the cost
Of the work ibid, The Town Of
Vienna reserves the right TO re-
tect any or all bids or on any
portion OF the bid. No bid NAV
be Withdrawn for thirty (3O) days
after the above-Scheduled closing
time for the receipt Of bids. The
completion date shall be no later
than 90 calendar days after the
contract Is awarded. Estimate Of
quantity. Specifications and bid
forms may be obtained al the
office Of the Director OF Public
Works. Town Of Vienna Municipal
Building. I27 Center Street. South,
An. ana s Pm. IRENE {. GRE ERE
pEk Town CLERK. TOWN OF
BALE.-Repossessed 1850 Plymouth
No. .8306 1034ls. 70 highest Sd
received By July 1, 1859. az 400
II, ID. G.. where the car may be
inspected. ieI4,ibi6
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No registration, consulting or in
terview fees are eharged. Eve. in
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EMPLOYMENT DIV.
MANAGERIAL TRAINEES. min. 2
Yrs; college. u fee paid. not sales.
sR. ELECTRICAL TECH, pref. re-
firing Navy electricians mate with
sub service, 1913 hr.
AIR CONDITIONING MECH. ex-
COMPUTES oPRs.. jr. and ar. TO
SIPS Wk
ms. UNDERWRITERS. with deg.
fee paid, Sl05 wk.
BIOLOGY TECH, BIS. deg. or
equivalent expeT., $500 W.
Z. TECHS. AAs deg. OK, some
openings, fee paid, SO,
TECH. ILLUSTRATOR $4,000
MULTILITH OPRS.. several open
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ADMIN, ASST. with deg. fee paid.
IsR. TAB. oPR. ga. 900 "
WAREHoUsEAlAN $500 mo.
MAP EDITRs., reloe. Calf. s. so hr.
MARKET RESEARCH ANALYST
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AUTO MECHANICS
BODY MEN
PAINTERS

Due 10 tremendous increase IN re-.
experienced mechanics. body men
and painters. II will be 70 your
ADVANTAGE 10 know Of the many
benefits when working with the
areas largest dealer, See MI
Terry.
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HELP MEN
BUILDING GUARD

BUILDING GUARD
Ideal position for retired
seryiceman. able to work
daY, eve. or night shift.
good physical condition,
Must be able to drive and
have clear past record,
Free transportation and
many other company bene-
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AUDITOR

For worldwide multi-corpoTate
financial organization. Candidates
b t9r this SlstlSr, must ha ,e, Saps
audits Of subsidiary Corporations
throughout the U. 8. Must parti-
cipate in internal audit Of parent,
rejecting overall consolidated
structure. could lead 10 position
OF manager Of Internal audit
dept.) Applicant must be q college
graduate with major in accounts
ing, have minimum Of 4 years
auditing and accounting expert
enee TO. include 2 years Of public
accounting. Age under IS. Send
resume in complete confidence to
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HELP MEN
AUTO RADI0AToR MECHANIC

AUTO RADIOATOR MECHANIC
Only experienced radiator me.
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ATOR SHOPS. Ills Goth ST. NV.
AUTO Statesmen, we need 2 men
70, round out the hard hitting
sales force selling all lines Of
Chrysler Corp automobiles. Our
present personnel, who are will
ing 10 work, are averaging 81 900
mo. take home pay. Demonstration
furnished, insurance plan. vaca-
ton with pay. Only sober, reliable,
experienced men need apply. Ap-
ply in person, BOB BANNING
PLYMOUTH. $3.50 Baltimore ave.
see DON JACKSON,
AUTO SALESMAN who wants out
OF the rat race, no soliciting, guar
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HELP MEN
ADMIN.
TRAINEES
GRAEBNERS

GRAEBNERS
FOR YOUNG MEN"
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ASSOCIATE MANAGER
REAL ESTATE OFFICE

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Permanent position available for
responsible man with experience
in real estate MANAGEMENT or in
q related field. such as architecture,
construction. etc. Address replies,
giving complete resume and salary
requirements in full confidence
directly to
MARK WINKLER. PRESIDENT
MARK WINKLER, MGMT. INC.
l4O1 X St.. NV. Wash. 8. d. C.
ASST. TECH. WRITER. $1,000, g.
IL months exper. tech. writing Of
basic electronies, local. ESI, 1343
H st. NV. 393-14SS, (empl.).
ASST. TEST TECHNICIAN, $4,000.
Exper. in alignment and check
out OF basic assemblies. fabri-
cation and prototype, local. ESI.
1343 H st. NV, 393-14Ss lemplD }.
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AUCTION SALES
lcONIINllEnl

PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
Garage Equipment, Office Furniture
Sale on Premises
FoLLIN MOTORS, INC, 1901 Bal
to ave, College Park. Md. For
mer Studebaker. Packard and Mer-
MONDAY, JUNE IL. 1898
OFFICE FURNITURE. ETC.
.tr TlISi s Sssshs SiS:1 sSsITs
setee's, desk lamps, 8 small
fans, / large fan, slide protector
and screen. small metal filing
cabinets. utility cabinet, glass
front display case. typewriter desk.
Royal typewriter, full keyboard
adding machine. large s-compart-
double-door metal cabinet. floor
ash tray. 2 new large Venetian
blinds, small. Admiral window
air conditioners, etc.
GARAGE EQUIPMENT
1853 service motorcycle, 194s Nash.
1858 Mercury. John Bean Visu-
aliner front-end machine COM
plete. 2 John Bean Visubalancer's,
Black Hawk bumper Jack, service
managers desk, intercom system.
time clock and card rack, 3 re.
pair-order. racks, metal chest of
filing cabinets, KMO engine tune
up, Auto Lite spark plug cleaner,
Allen Distributor, Allen tester, Al
len Volunteer, 4 small and 2 large
car stands, valve grinder, Weaver
transmission Jack, wheel puller, 2
bench vises and benches, assorted
air hose, muffler exhaust system
motor. blower, pipe, etc., WEAV-
Err TWIN-POST FLOOR LIFT,
Porta Power, brake lining ma
chine. drum lathe, Webster hon
ing machine, floor Jack. z shop
signs. wheel spinner, heavy-duty
hose. Welding cart and gauges,
headlight tester, fire extinguiSher
2-pump oil drums, Mid-State arc
welder, 220 Impack wrench, drive
way bell, 1h-ton chain hoist, tool
wasner' weaver stands, 4 tool
totters, engine dolly. Grinder, buf-
fer, lots Of paint, paint guns. ex-
haust ian, lots Of garage tools and
SHOP equipment too numerous to
or SALE: CASH day of
FoLLIN MOTORS, NC.
GARAGE EQUIPMENT LIoUIDA-
TORS: ]. OMAR lands. NAM
HEM, Pa. CHARLES ROOP,
NEW WINDSOR, Md, "ASeOCT.
ATE AUCTIONEERS."
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An Equal Opportunity Employer
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and other heavy gear were
overrun before United States
troops could land?
1t. Gen. Thomas Dunn, ar
mored corps commander al
Fort Hood. answered that one
this week by saying the heavy
gear was stockpiled west Of the
Rhine where the great prob
ability is that the equipment
would not be overrun."
Gen. Dunn suggested a sur
prise conventional attack was
unlikely - that political devel-
opments and a heating up Of
the cold war would alert United
States officials.
IF the bell did ring without
warning, We could get our men
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than ever before" He also ex-
pected to reaSsure the Germans
that the Big Lift is not a pre-
Jude to . troop reduction.
Surprise Attack Discounted
Mr.. Rusk planned to see
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard,
Foreign Minister Gerhard
Schroeder and former Chancel-
Tor Konrad Adenauer. Mr.. Won
Hase said topics include tariff
reductions and East West
relations.
Critics raise a number of
points in challenging the real
ism of the Big Lift exercise.
What would happen, they
ask. If the depots filled with
the divisions tanks, artillery
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ing any of our six division
equivalents which are here"
A West German government
spokesman in Bonn said the
issue has lost its Importance
because of Mr.. Vance's reas-
surances. The spokesman, Karl
Guenther Won Hase, told news
men this denoted the military
question on the agenda Of talks
between United States Secre-
tary of State Rusk and West
German government leaders.
U. S. Power Asserted
The issue will be taken up,
Mr.. Won Hase said, but only to
be finally disposed Of"
Mr.. Rusk. arriving for a
weekend visit, said the giant
airlift means the United States
has more power in Germany
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TIA Reds Die
In Wet Nam,
Saigon Claims

SAIGON. Wet Nam Oct. IS
CAP).-South Wet Namese gov
eminent sources said today that
ia Communist guerrillas were
killed or wounded in a clash in
the Mekong Delta province of
Vinh Binh.
The sources said 81 bodies
were counted yesterday but only
one submachine gun, one car
bine and a quantity OF ammuni-
ton and military equipment
were captured from the Com
munist Wet Cong.
Government casualties in the
clash and ensuing search were
put at six killed and 80
wounded.
Six Bodies Found
United States authorities re-
ported the recovery of six
bodies from the crash of a
twin-engine United States Air
Force plane which was dropping
flares in support OF the Vinh
Binh operation so miles south
of Saigon. There was no word
on two other persons aboard
the plane. but it was believed
they also were killed.
Four United States Air Force
crewmen and four Wet Namese
observers were aboard the plane.
A government source re-
ported a Wet Namese fighter
plane crashed south Of Saigon
last night, but the Wet Namese
pilot bailed out and a United
States Army helicopter picked
him up. The plane was sup
porting an outpost under Com
munist attack, but a govern
ment source said a mechanical
failure caused the crash.
Mr.. Mus Side
In Saigon, Ngo Dinh Nhu,
the man the Kennedy admin
istration blames for the Bud
dhists crisis in South Wet Nam,
spent 2 hours giving a United
Nations fact-finding mission
his side Of the controversy.
Mr.. Nhu, President Ngo Dinh
Diem's brother and chief ad-
wiser, was one OF a string of
government officials with whom
the seven-man U. N. team has
talked since it arrived early
yesterday to investigate charges
Of religious persecution by the
Diem regime.
The mission met for nearly
2 hours with the President
yesterday.
The group was to talk later
today with leaders of a newly
organized pro-government Bud
dhist association.
A spokesman for the U. N.
group indicated it has not
accepted a government timer
airy for its two-week' stay here.
The itinerary includes no meet
ings or interviews with opposi-
ton leaders.
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Boy on Freiehter
Survives Surgery

NEW YORK. Oct. Is CAP).-
The ocean liner Bremen, which
met q freighter in mid-Atlantic
took a 9-year-old boy aboard
for an emergency appendectomy
yesterday. The transfer was
made by a small boat in rough
seas.
Heavy swells had delayed the
transfer for many hours.
The boy. Ruykert Fowler of
Nyack. N. Y, was reported
doing well after the operation.
He was stricken Tuesday on
the SIS Wolverine State, bound
for Falmouth, England. His
parents were with him.
The Wolverine State, as Is
usual with freighters, does not
carry a doctor.
The Bremen is en- route to
Germany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-25
Ezru loft Benson
Sent to Germany

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. Is
tAP).-Ezra Taft Benson, Sec
rotary of Agriculture during
the Eisenhower administration.
has been appointed president
of the European missions of
the Church Of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints. His head
quarters will be at Frankfurt,
Germany.
Mr.. Benson is a member of
the Mormon church's Council
of IL Apostles. He will replace
Theodore M. Burton.