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$3.50 49,
for his rented 1868 car to be
brought around when the FBI
moved in to make the arrest.
No charge was lodged against
the girl but Ugaro was quickly
taken before United States
Commissioner william e,
Stringer and remanded to jail
in Atlantic City in lieu Of $780,
900 bond.
r. w. Bachman, special
agent In change Of the Newark
IN. j. office Of the FBI. de-
scribed Ugaro as the athletic
type who was not only a stu
dent Of karate, an Oriental
method Of hand-to-hand COM
bat, but a practitioner Of yoga.
Mr.. Bachman said figaro
is a house. painter VINO favors
continental-style clothes and
is q natty dresser.
figaro, the FBI said. has i'm
plicated Sims, Goody and Chez
in another spectacular holdup
and they are considered prime
suspects as q result OF his
statement.
This was the $30,69O robbery
staged by five men at the Ben
sonhurst National Bank in
Brooklyn. N. Y. on February
26. In this case, the FBI said,
one of the bandits was rolled
into the bank in a wheel chair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer


A Federal employe leader
proposes that the Government
temporarily halt the additional
use of automatic data process
sing equipment in order to
safeguard the jobs Of Govern
inent employees.
Vaux Owen. president Of the
Independent National Fedora
ton Of Federal Employees, says
the increasing use Of automa-
ton is pushing Government
workers toward the fearful
abyss Of unemployment" He
predicted many thousands Of
Federal workers will lose Their
jobs unless automation Is
halted.
- In testimony before the
House Civil Service Subcom-
imittee on Census and Govern
ment Statistics, Mr.. Owen
said that in view of the Gov
ernment's plans to use more
and more automatic data
processing devices "the prospect
for the future Of Federal en-
ployes becomes frightening.
Many More TO Go
b "It takes time TO at
tain the maximum reduction in
employees which results from
the installation Of ADP pro.
cedures," Mr.. Owen said
rWhere the present machines
have been installed, there nc
doubt are many employees who
are still clinging to their posi-
lions but who will be cut of
when maximum ADP effective
ness is achieved. Many thou
sands more will be cut off by
the machines now being in.
stalled and to be installed II
the future"
The NFFE leader proposed
"a moratorium on all procure.
ment or rental by the Gov.
eminent Of any additiona
automatic data processing
equipment. except for purposes
of clear defense needs, unit
there Is a decided improve
ment In the unemployment
situation"
This would give an oppor.
tunity to analy5e present ADJ
procedures, time TO train more
people in new skills, give NOR
assurance that better and morI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
Kennedy Ready
For Tough Race
In "a, Aide Says
By the Associated Press

President Kennedy Is looking
forward to Q tough political
scrap in his campaign for re-
election next year, says one Of
his closest aides.
Hard fights are more fun"
said Presidential Assistant
Kenneth ODonnell. and the
President gladly" anticipates
q rugged battle against the Re-
publicans In 1854.
Mr.. ODonnell spoke In q
television interview yesterday
(ABC - White House West
Wing. Four other presidential
assistants appearing with him
were Lawrence O'Brien, Nc
George Bundy, Theodore C.
Sorensen and Pierre Salinger
Mr.. Sorensen said Mr.. Ken
needy participates In decision
making from the beginning, u
and does not just "ratify de-
cisions which have already
been made"
Mr.. Bundy denied any clash
between him and Secretary OF
State Rusk over their response
bilities for national security af-
fairs, and Mr.. O'Brien defended
the Presidents legislative rec
ord. Mr.. Salinger. White House
press secretary, said he con-
siders himself ian added re-
porter with the reporters who
are covering the White House. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
:Thornberry
Is Confirmed
AS Judge

The nomination of Repre-
sentative Homer ThornbaTy
Democrat of Texas, to bt
United States district judge fol
Western Texas was confirmed
by the Senates today.
The action was taken By
voice vote with both Senators
Mansfield, Democrat Of Mon
tAnt, and Dirksen. Republican
of Illinois, the majority and
minority Senate leaders, voic-
ing praise of Mr.. Thornberry.
! Only a few Senators were in
the chamber at the time Of the
vote. No dissents were heard.
Senator Mansfield, noting
that Vice President johnson
was presiding. recalled that Mr.
Thornberry had succeeded to
Mr.. Johnson's House seat when
Mr.. johnson moved to the
Senate.
Mr.. Thornberry said this
afternoon he has not yet de-
cided when I will be able to
resign from Congress TO as
sumo my responsibilities as
United States District Judge"
\ He indicated however that he
would remain in the House and
particularly as a member OF
the powerful Rules COMMITTEES
for perhaps another month OF
more.
Mr.. Thornberry has been Q
member of the House for al
most is years and Is generally
} supporter Of the Democratic
leadership.
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erdtion of the $5.7 billion Ma
,tioaal Aeronautics and Space
Administration authorization.
.NASA executives will have
eNai.ce to tell their story or
Wednesday. They hope to con-
vince the Senate group that Il
should carry the ball for res
toration Of some Of the $49l
million trimmed from NASA's
fund request by the House
Space Committee.
i Problem Assessed
The official NASA line Is
that the agency. Is supporting
Mr.. Kennedy's program, anc
nothing less. The program calls
Tor $5,7l2,O0O,0O0 in new con-
tract authority. Unofficially
they know they are not going
10 get all this and admit pri-
Sately that they can live with
less.
TT won't be the Presidents
program for less, but 1t will
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New York Holds Nozis
As Inciting to Race Riot

tives spotted a box on the front
seat Of the truck asked what
was in 1t.
Nothing" replied one Of the
trio, opening the box.
Inside were guns.
Detectives also found in the
truck q crossbow rifle with q
supply Of steel-tipped arrows;
q loaded .22-caliber revolver, an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15

NEW YORK, July IS (AP) -
Eight men associated with Q
neo- Maxi organization have
been arrested and accused Of
plotting to incite q riot at q
racially- troubled Bronx diner.
A truckload Of weapons
parked In front Of a police sta
ton by three Of the group, was
confiscated.
The father Of one Of the neo-
Nazis sadly told newsmen, land
I'm Jewish. too"
The eight, booked last night
on charges ranging from an.
archy to attempting to incite
a riot. included James H. Ma
dole. SO. leader Of the National
Renaissance Party. The party
is q neo-Nazi organization
which the House Un-Americar
Activities Committee has said
is CLEARLY subversive and un-
American"
WeapOn-Filled Truck
The arrests came after three
members of the party drove to
"a police station in the weapon
filled truck-to complain that
they had been attacked by civil
rights pickets at the White
Castle Diner. They said a win
dow Of their truck had been
broken by the pickets. Detec-
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT 10 1.~s
NFFE Chief Urges Moratorium
On Automotion as Job Safeguard

major impact on future Gov
eminent operations and en-
ployment."
There are 1900 electronic
computers in Government to-
day, compared to 730 two years
ago. The number viii rise to
1900 within the next two
years.
Elmer Stats, Deputy Budget
director, recently disclosed
Government-wide plans for "a
clearing house Of research" on
use Of optical scanning equip
ment, which would abolish
thousands Of jobs.
y "a
NEW GOVERNMENT MAN
UAI--The 1963-64 edition Of
the United States Government
Organizational Manual has
just been published and is for
sale by the Superintendent Of
Documents, Government Print
ing Office. at SITS. s.
The 782-page volume Is an
invaluable reference book and
provides detailed information
on the duties and activities Of
each Federal department AND
agency, plus Congress and the
judicial branch and has the
names Of more than 4 800 Gov
eminent officials. including
members of Congress.
UNION TRAINlNG--A one
day steward training institute
for American Federation Of
Government Employe union
shop stewards In the various
Federal agencies in Washing
ton. Maryland, Virginia and
North Carolina will be held
from 8:45 am. to 5 pm. Sat
urday at the Presidential Arms,
1890 O street NV. National
AFGE officials will participate
in the sessions which are de-
signed to train the shop stew
ards for the various phases OF
local union leadership required
under the Governments labor
management program.
Among the workshop topics
viii be The Role Of the Shop
Steward" How to Handle
Grievance" and Adverse Ac-
tions, Appeal Procedures. Ad-
visory Arbitration. How TO Pre-
pare a Case for the National
Office"
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other five: Anthony Well, 20,
and Daniel HuTos. 2e, Of Man.
haitian. Ian Lehr. II, Of Brook
Ign. Peter Krauss, ls. Of
Queens. and MadoIe.
II was Lehr's father who told
newsmen he is Jewish.
The White Castle diner, one
Of a chain, has been the scene
of racial violence for the last
week. Negro and white pickets.
including members Of the Con-
gress OF Racial Equality. are
seeking more jobs In the chain
for Negroes and Puerto Ricans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
St. EIizubeths Bill
To Include Dulles
Passed by House

A bill to allow commitment
to st. Elizabeths Hospital Of
insane persons found at Dulles
international Airport cleared
the House today.
This protection was extended
by the legislation to Federal
property in Loudoun County,
Va. Part of the airport is with
ing that county.
Current law allows the same
care for persons Of unsound
mind on Federal land in Ar
lington and Fairfax County or
the city of Alexandria, Va,
and in Montgomery and Prince
Georges Counties in Maryland.
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be a program" one NASA ex-
ecutive said.
This official indicated that q
good part Of the total House
cut could stand without seri-
ously importing the moon
landing program. The problem,
he explained. is less in how
much money is taken away
than in where 1t is taken from.
An outstanding example Of
this is in a provision Of $2l7
million for new construction at
the agency's Cape Canaveral
annex. This is the place where
the big Complex 80" moon
port is being built.
The House Space Committee
cut $25.4 million, or Ill per
cent, from this fund. The cut
was made across-the- board:
that is, without specification
as to what project or projects
should be eliminated.
Delays Predicted
On an even smaller scale,
the House unit trimmed $3.5
million, or 9.7 per cent, from
$50 million worth Of construc-
ton at the Mississippi Test
Facility where super-rockets for
the moon trip are to be static
tested.
The NASA planners say the
$217 million for Florida and
the $50 million for Mississippi
were carefully phased incre-
ments Of long-range construc-
ton plans. If the II per cent
Canaveral cut and the 10 per
cent test area cut are allowed
to stand, NASA contends. con-
struction starts that should be
made now viii inevitably be
delayed.
These delays will postpone
the beginning Of other vital
construction work, and so on
through the years ahead.
The end result Is that test
stands In Mississippi and the
launch complex in Florida may
not be ready in time, NASA
officials say.
In order to land men on the
moon before the end Of 1869,
NASA viii! need to have its
Mississippi facility in operation
by late 1865 and the Florida
moonport ready to 60 in 1866.
Both headlines are seriously
threatened by the House COM
mittee's cuts, NASA says.
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6 feet tall and weighs l57
pounds.
Goody served two sentences
at Portsmouth. N. H.. on de-
sertion charges during his
service In the Navy and after
wards was charged by New
York police with possession of
policy slips and auto larceny
He is 5 feet 8 and weighs $50
pounds.
Chez has a lengthy police
record dating back to 1850 for
disorderly conduct. assault and
battery, using narcotics, as
sault with intent to rob, carry
ing firearms, armed robbery
and parole violations. He is
Just over 9 feet tall and weighs
l56 pounds.
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air pistol, a flare gun, q loaded
derrineer. agteargas pencil and
pen, Q box Of .22-caliber cart
ridges, an assortment Of knives,
two masks and anti-Negro lit
erature.
Police questioned the trio,
Edward Cassidy. ID, OF Man
haitian, who had cards in his
shoes identifying him as also
being a member OF George Lin
coin Rockwell's American Nazi
Party and Of the International
Fascist Party; John Corrigan,
20, and Paul Joachim, IS, both
of Manhattan.
Later the police picked up the
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| modern automatic equipment
can, be secured when procure
ment is resumed, and lessen
the present fears Of employees
about losing their jobs, he said
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Mr.. Owen also urged abolish
ment Of "moonlighting" by
Government employees and
other workers-the holding OF
other jobs In addition to ones
regular Job. This would help
ease the Nations serious I'M
employment problem, he said.
Optional retirement Of Gov
eminent workers after 80 years
service regardless Of age would
also tend to create job oppor-
tunities for Federal workers
who face displacement by auto
nation, he said.
Mr.. Owen said the situation
wouldn't be so bad II Federal
workers facing displacement by
attenuation could find Jobs in
industry. However. when he
looks in that direction he sees
that automation is making
great inroads there" The
serious national unemployment
problem makes 1t essential that
1t isn't aggravated by large
numbers of Government work.
ers being thrown out Of work
he added.
EXAMPLES GIVEN - Mr..
owen gave the House commit
tee the following examples OF
how automation in Government
threatens the jobs Of Federal
workers:
The Defense Department Il
eliminating $4,000 jobs during
the coming year and many
thousands more will be abol-
ished in the next few years
through automatic data process
sing and optical scanning" de-
vices in payroll operations,
Internal Revenue Service
ADP procedures will affect
5000 employees.
Treasury Departments check
writing operations have resulted
in considerable worker reloca-
ton.
The Labor Departments re.
port on automation in Govern.
ment says the use of ADJ
equipment may well have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-15
Nickel Mines Vast

SUDBURY, Ontario. One
firms nickel mines in the Sud-
bury district of Onta.io con-
tain more than AGO miles Of un-
foreground development nearly
equal to the distance between
New York and Detroit.
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iNASA Sees Budget Cut
Curling Moon Project
THE EVENING STAR
Washinaton, D. C, MoaduY, IvlY IS, 1868
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star staff Writer

cut of only SIS million in the huge fiscal 1854 space
budget threat to President Kennedys program for
on the in the SOS.
Space Agency officials rehearsng the story they will
tell Senate Space Committee in closed session this week.
The committee is entering the markup phase in It's consd
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HOLDUP
Suspect EosiIy Found
After Identification

by another Of the gang with q
sawed-off shotgun concealed
under a blanket.
As soon as the shotgun
armed man was inside, he and
the others staged the holdup as
smoothly as the Oxon Hill rob-
berry and with approximately
the same weapons.
Charged with Abetting
Last Thursday, q Washington
couple, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Davis, were arrested at their
home, 306 Atlantic street Sc.
on q charge Of aiding and abet-
ting the five men who staged
the daring holdup. The DaviseS
were found by the FBI after
what seems like an incredibly
stupid move by the gang.
FBI agents had found the
second Of two stolen cars used
in the holdup less than q block
from the Davis apartment. The
car was found, parked on the
wrong side of the street. and
readily identified because II
bore no license plates and hac
q mashed rear fender described
by eye-witnesses 10 the holdup
Agents then began q door-to.
door check Of all homes in the
neighborhood and learned that
the car had been seen more
than once by area residents
before and after the robbery
The inevitable conclusion wal
that the holdup had beer
planned and launched from
nearby.
Puzzled by Car
Why the car had been left
within q stones throw Of the
apartment is incomprehensible
in view Of the machine like
precision with which the holdup
was carried out.
Ugaro was identified by the
FBI as the leader of the four
men who walked into the bank
on Indian Head highway at
1890 am. last Monday armed
with q sawed-off shotgun and
pistols. Ugaro had what wit
lesses described as q hearing
aid in his left ear. This was
actually q short-wave walkie-
talkie radio receiver on which
Ugaro received instructions and
advice from the combination
lookout and getaway car driver
outside in the waiting stolen
car. a
The bandits inundated Is
customers and six bank en-
ployes with the guns and
smoothly emptied both the
vault and the cashiers tills,
They vanished into q maze OF
streets near the Maryland Dis
trict Of Columbia line and
might have left investigators
without a clue If 1t hadn't been
for q carelessly-parked Car and
O forwarding address.
Suspects Described
The FBI declined to say how
1t was led to identify the -four
suspects now being sought.
Sims is o native Of Vicks.
burg, Miss, with a police rec.
ord Of arrests for forgery
carrying deadly weapons anC
malicious mischief. He wa
sentenced to six years in prison
at Parchman, Miss, In 1888
on two forgery convictions anC
while in the Army received Q
five-year sentence for beinl
absent without leave durinf
World War II. He Is 5 feet
7 inches, l25 pounds and wears
q small black mustache al
times.
Ross was arrested in Eas,
Orange two years ago on 9
shoplifting charge. He Is nearly
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Freeze
Apples
3 Ways

If you're wondering what
to do with all those apples
from the tree In your back
yard-or II you'd like TO take
advantage Of the good buys
at stores and markets-try
freezing some.
Apples frozen for pie or
sauce will retain good eating
quality for eight months to q
year.
According to food special
lists In the United States De-
partment Of Agriculture, you
have your choice Of, three
freezing methods: O strip
pack recommended for ap-
Piles to be used in fruit cock
tail or as an uncooked des-
sert); . sugar pack for pie
apples; or an unsweetened
pack for dietetics or those
who prefer to sweeten to
taste later.
Select fun-flavored apples
that are crisp and firm, not
mealy In texture. Wash, peel,
and core. Slice medium ap-
piles into 12ths, large ones
into 16ths.
Pack as follows:
Strip pack-Make strip Of
3 cups sugar and ( cups
water. To each quart strip
add u teaspoon crystalline
aScorbic acid. Slice apples
directly into cold strip In
freezer container, starting
with "a cup sirup to @ pint
container. Press fruit down
and add enough strip to COW
er. Allow lz-inch space at
top. Seal and freeze.
Sugar pack-To prevent
darkening Of apples during
preparation, slice them into
q solution Of 2 tablespoons
salt to q gallon Of water
Hold in this solution no
more than is to 20 minutes.
Drain. To retard darkening,
place slices In q single layer
in steamer; steam Ia to 2
minutes, depending on thick
ness Of slice. Cool In cold
water; drain. Over each
quart Of apple slices sprinkle
evenly u cup sugar and stir.
Pack apples into containers
and press fruit down, leaving
1a-inch space at the top Of
each pint. 1-inch space for 9
quart. Seal and freeze.
UnSweetened pack - Same
as for sugar pack, only omit
sugar.
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Doughnuts
Are for
Fall Parties

At falls evening gather
ings one Of the most favorite
snacks is doughnuts and hot
apple cider. They certainly
hit the spot on q brisk night
Even more well-received
among your friends would be
homemade potato doughnuts,
still warm from deep-fat fry
ing. Mmm, what q treatl You
can make 1t an exciting pro-
duction, too. Let everyone
have fun watching the round
morsels turn a golden brown
in the sizzling fat.
Making doughnuts Is not
difficult. You'll mix the
dough in advance and chill it
in the refrigerator. When al
most time to serve. Just roll
out the dough, cut with a
doughnut cutter and fry.
After draining, the dough-
nuts may be dipped in con-
fectionerS' or granulated
sugar.
Potato DOughnuts
6 cups sifted enriched flour
Z teaspoons baking powder
/ teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon nutmeg
3 eggs
2 cups sugar
Ia cups warm mashed po-
tatoes
6 tablespoons melted lard
"a cup milk
Lard for deep-fat frying
Sift together flour, baking
powder, salt and nutmeg.
Beat eggs; add sugar. pota-
toes and lard and continue
beating. Add milk and mix
well. Add dry ingredients
and mix only until flour dis
appears. Chill thoroughly.
Place about one-third of the
dough at a time on a lightly
Toured surface. Roll dough
to " inch thickness. Cut
with Toured doughnut cut
ter. Fry until golden brown
in hot deep lard (375 degrees
F.. Drain on absorbent
paper. Yield: -Four to four
one-half dozen doughnuts.
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Chicken
Gordon Rouge

4 large boned chicken breasts
Y cup butter
l teaspoon mel yen seasoning
y teaspoon thyme
"a teaspoon hot mustard
70 teaspoon ground nutmeg
4 slices boiled ham
8 slices Swiss cheese
"a cup white dinner wine
cup water
l tablespoon arrowroot
Flatten chicken breasts by
using q mallet or the edge
Of a saucer. Melt butter;
blend In mel yen. thyme,
mustard and nutmeg. Brush
chicken with seasoned but
ter. Place one slice Of ham
on each chicken breast; top
with one slice Swiss cheese.
Roll chicken around ham
cheese filling pulling skin
over opening; skewer to
close completely. Turn re-
naming seasoned butter into
a heavy skillet. Saute chicken
until golden brown. Add
wine, cover and simmer 80
minutes until chicken is ten
der. Combine water and
arrowroot until well blended.
Stir into pan juices until
mixture thickenS and boils.
Pour thickened sauce over
all. Top each chicken breast
with one slice Swiss cheese.
Place under brooler 5 inches
from source Of heat. Broil
until cheese Is melted and
golden brown. Serve ct once,
Makes four servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31

Here's all you do: Just complete this sentence in
IS words or less: II like HYGRADE'S Ball Park
Franks because >" Send your entry, along with
your name and address, to HYGRADE'S, BOX 1885,
WASHINGTON, D. c. Zip Code 2OOO5), before
midnight Saturday. November 9. And be sure to
enclose with your entry, labels or facsiles from
HYGRADE'S BALL PARK FRANKS or any of the
Upgrade products shown below. Prizes will be
awarded the basis of originality and the decision
of the judges is final.
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Extra Flavor

You can add extra flavor
to canned stewed tomatoes
by slowly heating them with
a bay leaf, a few whole
cloves and whole allspice.