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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
Economy Has Place in Sun
For Miami's Fall Season

MIAMI BEACH. - There is
still lots Of summer vacation,
plus economy at its best, in
Miami and the Beach.
Bargain summer rates as low
as $3.50 per person a day will
remain in effect until Novem-
Der, offering aforementioned
rooms, television and SWIM
ming pools plus the Atlantic
and sun balcony.
For the remainder Of this
month and all Of october, the
visitor can enjoy a combina-
ton Of luxury, low prices. foot
ball, fishing, sightseeing and
swimming, dining and dancing
Holiday budgeting figures
from the Miami Beach News
Bureau figures So to $40 a day,
double, unless only the finest
Of plush surroundings will sat-
isfy. That boosts 1t to about
SIS a day. Apartments are
available at $50 q week.
Greater Miami's Sunny Isles,
with IS ocean-front resorts
with more than 5000 rooms,
have rates at low as $3.50 per
day through October.
One Of the IS, The Castaways,
has three pools, two kiddie
pools, 700 feet of ocean beach
and 304 rooms. Another, the
Golden Gate, has 462 rooms,
free parking for 300 cars, 500
feet Of beach, two pools, health
and spa facilities, tunnels under
the highway to the ocean.
If fishing looms large in
vacation plans, it may require
all Of 80 minutes from hotel
to the business end Of a troll
ing rod. Boats with crew. tackle
and bait can be chartered at
any Of several docks along the
bayfront from where it is but
a short ride to sailfish. marlin
and dolphin waters offshore.
An extra attraction for the
angler Is the Miami Beach
Summer Fishing tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

This competition extends
through September 80.
College football also Is about
a half hour from all Miami
Beach accommodations via one
Of the four causeways across
Biscayne Bay to the mainland.
Games are scheduled Septem-
Der 20 with the University of
Miami against Florida State:
September %, University of
Miami VS.. Purdue; October II,
University Of Miami VS.. Lou
isiana State. and October 18,
University Of Miami VS..
Georgia.
Most other vacation recrea-
ton is within a few minutes
Of any point within the city.
Visitors have three golf courses
from which to choose, all mu-
nicipally operated. There are
two city tennis centers and four
community centers with varied
entertainment programs each
day and evening.
Most Of the larger Miami
Beach hotels provide amuse-
mentS for their guests ranging
from dances to poolside par
ties. With few exceptions, the
major night clubs also are
within hotels. Eating places in
clude nationally known restau-
rants, sandwich shops and
cafeterias. Some hotels also
offer two meals a day to guests
at about 81 per person.
Numerous sightseeing tours,
by both bus and boat, start
from Miami Beach. Among the
popular are cruises
through this city's many in
land waterways and to offshore
islands; trips to the coral reefs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
Arubu's Palm Beech
Getting q New Hotel

ARUBA. Netherlands West
Indies Construction Of a 50
million, 12o-room hotel in
Aruba's Palm Beach resort area
will begin early this fall. 1t Is
expected to be completed next
spring.
The hotel, to be named the
Palm Beach. will be located
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
Everyone Ready to Leap
For Jerseys Big Sea Day

NEW JERSEY - Judging
from the preparations being
made, the big sea isn't going
to be big enough when Big
Sea Day. an old Indian custom,
comes off on Point Pleasant
Beach next Saturday.
The one-day festival revives
the annual trek Of the Lenni
Lenape Indians to the shore
to battle in salt water and feast
on sea foods. They didn't have
marionette shows for the chill
dren, q parade, parachute
jumping and fireworks.
But everyone at Point
Pleasant, south Of Asbury Park
will have.
. -
MARYLAND-The third an
nual Maryland Monte Carlo
a Joint effort Of six major
sports car clubs from Balti-
more, comes up September
1914.
Foreign and domestic sports
cars will begin the program
with a brisk, alpine-type navi-
gational rally to Ocean City
Friday evening at $50. A
gymkhana, In which the auto
mobiles do the acrobatics, will
be held at the Ocean City air.
port beginning at noon on the
14th.
PENNSYLVANIA - The al
ways-busy Pennsylvania Dutch
will do 1t again October AS,
this time with the Penn Dutch
Mountain Festival at Springs,
in Somerset County.
CALIFORNIA - II raisins
are your dish, you'll be happy
in Dinubs September 1929.
During the National Raisin
Festival they even serve raisin-
burgers.
The connection may be a
little vague. but a part of the
program will be a champion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

Cabins are larger than on ordinary ships, every
one air conditioned, every one has bath or shower,
plus private telephone.
Because Cunard is British, the service of your
steward and stewardess is a special, prideful art.
And because the British have been international
longer than most people every meal offers world
wide, mountaineering variety
And what an itinerary you'll have Fort Lauder
dale, Florida; Trinidad, West Indies; Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil; Cape Town and Durham, South
agent or CUNARD LINE, 914 18th Street N. "
IS. COOK & SON, Sl2 Fifteenth 81. NJ W., Wa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

Africa with inland tours available to interior
Africa; Tamatave, Madagascar; Port Louis,
Mauritus; Port Victoria, Seychelles Islands Bonn
bay (almost a week to explore Indis); Colombo,
Ceylon; Singapore; Bangkok, Thsiland; Hong
Kong; Kobe and Yokohama, Japan; Honolulu;
Long Beach, California; Acapulco, Mexico the
Panama Canal. (Shore excursions expertly ar.
ranged by Thos Cook & Son.
2 other famous CarOnia cruises, Spring Mediter-
ranean cruise, May 5; North Cape cruise, July 3.
WnshInnlnn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

via glass-bottom vessels for q
look at under water life, End
tours Of the various CONNER
cial attractions on the main.
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

between the Aruba Caribbean
Hotel Casino and the Basi Ruti
Beach Club.
1t will have SAL feet Of beach
front. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

A. MosT EXCITING CRUISE Of le64-three
" months around the world by way Of South
-. America and South Africa, in summer
weather all the way! The giant RMS. Caronia
takes you in Cunard luxury to IA countries and
20 exciting ports-some world centers, some re-
mote and seldom visited by cruise ships.
The C@onia is the worlds largest ship designed
expressly for cruising. Her glass-enclosed prone
made deck alone is 400 feet long. Acres Of open
play decks, tenaced Lido, sparkling outdoor pool
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
MAN
TAILOR, experienced. Clar Tailors

TAILOR. experienced. Clar Tailors
1917 Euclid ave, at Noble I'd.
DEPENDABLE man with machine
shop experience or equivalent;
take over established route. taking
orders and delivering cutting tools
to over $50 regular customers,
greater Cleveland area, for repu-
table tool dealer: drive display
van with complete tool stock:
start with help from experienced
driver till you know stock and
route; your prices will beat any
competition; over 5000 weekly
earnings possible. 54l-2694.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
HELP WANIED-MME help WANIED-MME HELP WANIED-MAIE
TECHNICAL

Job Placement CoUnselors
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
COMMERCIAL

FINANCE MGR. 49,. to 8.lOo
4-6 yrs. experience. to IS.
SR. COST ACCOUNTANT $1,000
Industriul exp. standard costs.
The older man gets q "breok." "
ACCOUNTANTS ta) Sc. 3oo-S6.soo
22-28. B.A. Acct. major. Your
future is Top Management.
ASST. TO CONTROLLER
.............,... TO S6. 900
Will replace man recently
promoted.
JR. CVOST ACCT. -. to $500
Degree. acct. major. rs to 80.
ASST. LOAN MGR. -. Sc, 500
"a yrs. small loan.
AUTO FINANCE :. Sc, ,600++
Experience determines start
ing salary. Will go to S8.4oo.
COLLECTOR ........ $4,000
+. Personal loan. cor ex-
penses.
AUTO CREDIT MAN S375+
Inside and outside. cor r ex-
penses.
TRAFFIC ASST. ...... to $3.50
Young man. must type, add.
ing mach. and calculator
knowledge helpful.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE MGR.
........... S3Zo
Leads to sules.
ROOM CLERK ~ S325+
Wildly known motor court.
Plus Many MonY More!
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

DIRECT moving services by Flori-
da's. No. mover; rates lower
than the 20 top carriers. Fogarty
Bros. VIII. 2-5601.
CONSIGNMENT sales. New and
used home furnishings. Open
evenings Wickliffe Exchange.
289l6 Euclid ave, Wickliffe.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
$500 A MONTH

BY CONTRACT
National concern has 2 imme diate
openings in newest division
Training given, rapid advance
ment, top fringe benefits: must be
neat. dependable and have car, no
canvassing. May try PART TIME,
5000 a month. For interview
phone 942-3769, S p.m.-7 pm. to-
night only.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
WANTED

MAN experienced in Electrical
Power Distribution Systems.
Motor Control Centers Panel
y boards and switchboards to make
takeoffs and prepare estimates
Must have knowledge of electri-
cal Contractor Trade in Cleve-
land area. Position permanent
with established firm and repre-
sents career for the right man.
Send complete resume to Box
45O4-B, 8l4 East l52nd st.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
TECHNICAL
MALE

CALL ELEANOR RUSSELL
MECHANICAL ENGINEER IS. .0o(
Report to v. P. of new en-
gineering dept. Equipment de
sign controls.
DESIGN ESTIMATOR $500
Mechanical structural desier
background. RUSH. To age so
TECHNICAL WRITER Ss.4oC
Prefers college engineering
some industrial experience
High mechanical aptitude
read blue prints. AAA firm.
DESIGN ENGINEERS az $4,000
Body design experience min.
yrs. To age so. Relocation pd
TIME STUDY ......... $1,000
To age as. Min. three yrs. ex,
perience stondord mochine
shop equipment. Methods
standards. RUSH.
PRODUCTION ENGINEER $500
Experience estimating for man
ufucturing Co. Lioison with
quolitY control and monuf.
BEARING TEST ENG. $1,000
Fundamental beoring studies
Design. construction Of suit
oble test apparatus. AAAA
firm.
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT (2)
............... $1,000
Experienced with mechanical
hydroulic components for uir,
croft. outomotive uses. RUSH
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SALES

S@b60
CALL BEVERLY LUTHER
ARTISTS ..........t to 81 900
MORTGAGE SALESMAN. Sound.
well-estoblished com pony
looking for man with heavy
experience in industrial and
commercial mortgage solicit
ing. Salary to $4,000 plus
commission.
BUILDING PRODUCTS SALES
MAN. Experienced in wall
poneling. calling on architects.
contractors. Compensation up
to $4,000 to start.
YOUNG TRAINEE. College grad.
either with Technical degree
or mechanical ability and in
terests. Company will troin in
fascinating field which will
lead to lifelong job security.
Starting salary to $3.50.
INDUSTRIAL
II you ore skilled in any
machine operation coll
BOB HAMILTON
~
ARC WELDERS. Regular S2.52
HELI-ARC WELDERS -. $3.50
SURFACE PLATE INSPECTORS
........... S2.75-t
STOCK ROOM SUPERVISOR
.............. SulurY
GRINDER. Int. and Ext. $3.50
RETAIL SALES ..........S .S75
ENGINE LATHE. Set.up .S2.66
ACME GRIDLEY Is spindle) $3.50
DIE Settlers ....... $3.50 up
(Smoll presses).
POWER BRAKE OPER. S2.66
~ Appointment
lone UL. $4,000
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METHODS ENG.

To $625-HoIf Fee Paid
Man to IS. with good experience
in methods and time study os re-
loted to metal working. This
growing Eost Side non-defense
concern is seeking q man with
q degree, or q man close to
degree, as company will build
expansion Of department around
this man.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04

TECHNICAL - INDUSTRIAL
RETAIL
All Top Firms-Locol & National
SALES CORRESPONDENT $500
Know hYdruulics. ME-. pre-
feued.
INDUSTRIAL AND AUTO
COMPONENTS $4,000
FLOOR AND ROOF COATINGS
" pO,OOO
Maintenance products.
PACKAGING ......... Ss,4oo
Young grad. latest moteriuls.
INDUSTRIAL TRUCKS e.. .S5.4o0
Learn oil phoses. degree.
SUPER MKT. MGR. 80. $500
Some college and retoil exp.
AUTO ACCESSORIES .s5,4oo
Retail truinee. appliances.
BUSINESS MACHINES to s5.4oo
-Four top firms need top young
men. college preferred. Will
trdin to sell all latest mo-
chimes, office outomo.ion. sys-
tens. Salary and expenses
during training.
MEMS CLOTHING MGR.
THAlNEE .. start $4,000
College helpful.
HEATING EQUIPMENT $4,000
2 yrs. college.
CUSTOMER SERVICE $500
Young. inside soles.
Plus many. many more.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
HELP WiNiID-MME HELP WANiED-MHE HELP WiNiED~MIIE
JOB CENTER
EAST CLEVELAND EMPLOYMENT
HAS THE JOBSH


lCHIEF INSPECTOR Ss.40C
Strong experience in above
capacity. Some quality control
helpful. New position. Excel.
lent local firm.
LAB TEcHNICIAN ...... $3.50
Only requirement is expert
ence with ROCKWELL TEST
ING.
LAB TECHS. (5) ........ .$400
/ Two local firms need. at once.
lcds with 2 yrs. college. In
tsresting.
ASSISTANT FOREMAN -. $500
Three Yeurs supervisory ex-
perience in turret lothes. outo-
motto screw machines. Age
| 20-40.
MACHINE SHOP FOREMAN
..... ...-... $3.50
Experience in set-up and su-
pervision. knowledge Of cleo
tric arc welding.
PRECISION INSPECTOR .s4o0
To age 80. Use micrometers.
read blueprints. Experienced.
SR. DESIGNERS ......... $500
Need 2 experienced mechun-
icol. structurol designers. Rop-
idly expanding section Of well
respected local firm.
TIME STUDY . $3.50
Experienced. Sheet m eto !
background helpful. Rush!
PROJECT ENG. ........... $3.50
To age 40. Me. OF metalluI-
gists. Minimum S years expert
ence on clutches. brakes. Gus
toner contact.
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DESICN-DEVELOP
$10,0O0-$12,000
Fee Paid
DESICN-MECH. (2)

$8OO-Fee Negotiable
Man to As with background in
machine design, especially metal
forcing equipment to handle spe-
eiol design problems for stable
East side non-defense company.
No degree required.
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LAST CALL
Sun. II to &
Free BUNNY

With any purchase over sl9.95
Last coll TO buy one Of kind
floor samples at Unheord of sov-
ines. Some ore discontinued
models selling at manufacturer
cost. Please note most items ore
one of kind and subject TO
prior sole. Doors open Sunday
II noon.
PARTIAL LIST
Adjustable bed frames, 1919. 2
piece SOTO bed ard choir, s9S.
Mattresses, regular $3.50, two
for the price of enc. Pole lamps
IS only, ! TO q customer, s4.8s.
10 single Hollywood heodboords,
s2.95. Vaughn Bossett walnut
bedroom, domosed, sl2s. COLONEL
couch, only S1o9. 3-pieee plastic
top bedroom with bookcase bed,
slo9. Solid maple 3-pieee Colo
nioI bedroom reg. 1852, sl9s.
2-pieee Bossett sectional, $50; s.
piece Danish sectional reg. $3.50,
$278. 3-pieee modern sectional
tres. s3I9), sl98. 3 room outfit
complete, s29s. Plus other values.
Free Delivery.
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AUDITING TRAINEE
INDUSTRIAL
$425-$45O

Young man with some industrial
accounting experience, prefer
obIy in cost TO work for progress
sive East Side concern. Man will
be trained in Internal and branch
office ovdifins procedures. TroveI
one week a month. 8 months out
Of the year. A real opportunity
10 advance in the industrial finon-
eiol oreo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Nutrition Expert Rops
'Super-Feeding' Habits

!. . as indicated by a study
In Sweden where it was found
that girls menstruate three
and one half years earlier than
they did 100 years ago :.
. Boys Taller.
American boys are from six
to eight per cent taller in
height and II to IS per cent
heavier in weight (on the
average) than their fathers
were 80 years ago."
He said there is increased
evidence Of degenerative di-
seases setting in at an earlier
age than In the past, and some
evidence that more people are
dying younger from such ills.
Does the influence of over
nutrition cause earlier senes-
cense (aging) and shorter long
evity? That's the big question
INTENTIONALLY in this country
today" he said.
Asked II there are other
countries that practice super
feeding" Of children. DR.. You
mans replied:
''Yes-but they haven't been
doing It as continuously as the
United States. In Germany,
Britain and France. for ex-
ample. the practice was In
terrupted by the war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Dcntus to Head
BruziIiun Mission

BRASrLIA. Brazil. June ls
(AP).-Finance Minister Fran
cisco San Tiago Dantas, the
spark behind Brazil's new
three-year economic develop
ment plan, win resign to head
an economic mission to Europe
and the United States.
The announcement by Presi.
dent Joao Goulart last night
said no decision had been made
on q successor for what has
become Brazil's most impor-
tant cabinet post.
Mr.. Goulart named Evandro
Lins T.. Silva, q socialist. as
foreign minister, succeeding
Hermes Lima, and announced
four other cabinet appoint
ments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18

who took the boys to the hotel
to eat.
BARNARD Christine Matheson
said Charles came into the bar
and asked for a cherry brandy,
He bought 1t himself and
drank It," she reported.
At that point the Princes
bodyguard, q Scotland Yard
detective, entered the bar and
asked:
what are you doing In
here?"
Charles left-in q hurry.
After dinner at the hotel
Charles and his friends went
to see Jayne Mansfield in q
movie.
A spokesman at buckingham
Palace refused to discuss the
incident. IT'S a private mat
ter" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
House Truce Possible
In Anti rotoryC Crusade

crisis. 1t centers rather on the
size Of the Congressional Rec
ord and avowed efforts to save
the time Of CongresSmen and
the money Of taxpayers.
Congressional Record read
ers reported 1t is too early to
assess progress OF the crusade
for silence. They noted that,
during the past week, the Rec
ord's catch-all Appendix has
dwindled from an average of
about rs pages a day to little
more than IS. And that in
cludes Senate contributions of
which there has been no pro-
nounced decline.
It all started when Rep
resentative Hays, Democrat OF
Ohio, was angered by a Re-
publican objection two weeks
ago to his unanimous consent
request to address the House
for five hours, presumably to
attack the Republican record
on civil rights.
Daily since then he has OBJ
jected TO similar unanimous re-
quests by Democrats as well as
Republicans.
Representative Jones, Demo-
crat Of Missouri, Joined Mr.
Hays by laying down q policy
Of preventing any House men,
Der from inserting more than
a single speech or other ma
terial in any one issue Of the
Congressional Record.
Limits "Extraneous" Matter
He also insists that the MEM
Der personally be on hand to
make the request rather than
have q colleague do It., as Q
courtesy. The Missourian's
stand likewise limits insertions
of "extraneous matter" such as
editorials. poems and so forth,
to the appendix instead of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
body Of the Congressional Rec.

body Of the Congressional Rec
ord.
Mr.. Hays took still another
tack yesterday by attacking
"one-minute speeches" Many
members make those brief re-
marks by unanimous consent
and on q practically unlimited
variety of topics soon after the
House meets each day.
The Ohio Democrat made
such q request yesterday but
was blocked by an objection by
Bronwell Of Iowa.
Republican Representative
Mr.. Hays promptly served no.
tice he would object to any
and all such requests by Re-
publicars from now on, He car,
ried out the threat in two in
stances yesterday.
This provoked Representa-
tive UT, Republican Of Cali
fornia, to object to unanimous
consent for consideration of
bills on the routine House cal
ender Of the day. Only two
bills escaped this Republican
retaliation, They dealt with
codification Of the Districts
judicial proceedings and with
Federal navigation regulations.
The House thus breezed
through the calendar In q few
minutes. The result was to
clog the docket with 10 pend
ing bills on top Of many more
likely TO be listed for the next
consent calendar, Monday,
July /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
INTERPRETATION
US. Intends to Keep
Its Atomic Advantage

disarmament process, Pentagon
officials acknowledge.
The United States estimates
the first stage Of Its disarma-
ment program would take three
years. later stages as long as q
decade or longer.
Defense Department officials
deny their Interpretation of the
viet-American agreement on
general. disarmament principles
is q semantic trick.
The Soviet Union understands
the American view and might
accept q permanent disadvan-
tage in military power, they
say, depending on Other, condi-
tons at the time:
/. What other nations would
have nuclear weapons.
g. Whether weapons build
ups among other powers, or
even among the "disarming''
powers. would continue or not.
3. Whether nuclear testing
continued or not. t.as
"As part Of a general settle
ment," one influential Penta-
gon policy maker contends,
"the Russians might consider
| it,"
He pointed out that the So
Wet Union has more powerful
rockets which could put larger
nuclear warheads on targets
than can the United States
rockets.
Some American officials
foresee a crucial point when the
percentage cut disarmament
process would 60 below the 50
per cent level.
The Soviet Union might then
be tempted to use its favorable
geographical position and SUI
perior conventional forces tc
move against one Of It's neigh
bors In the Eurasian land mass
say Iran. The United States
then would have to decide
whether TO precipitate nucleaI
war TO stop the thrust or stand
idly by. since it cannot hope
to reply effectively with It's
inferior conventional forces.
General disarmament nego.
tiations are under way in the
7-nation conference at Geneva
So far there has been no agree
ment on how the stages Of dis
armament should be organized
or how long the whole process
should take.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Law, Enforcement
Exhibitor Display

A national Joint exhibit OF
Federal law enforcement agen-
cies, sponsored by the Federal
Bar Association. Is on month
long display at the RCA Exhi-
bition Hall in Rockefeller Gen.
ter In New York City.
The agencies participating
are the Federal Bureau Of In
vestigation. Federal Trade
Commission. immigration and
Naturalization Service. Postal
Inspection Service. Treasury
Enforcement agencies. includ-
ing Alcohol and Tobacco Tax
Division. Narcotics Bureau,
Coast Guard. Customs, Inspec-
tons Service and Intelligence
Division Of Internal Revenue
and Secret Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Young Prince Reported
Drinking Brandy in Bar

LONDON. June Is (AP)-
Two London newspapers re-
ported today that Prince
Charles broke Britain's laws
by buying and drinking a
cherry brandy IN q public bar.
In Britain its an offense for
any person under 10 to buy
liquor, Charles, the heir to the
throne, is ID.
The young Prince repeatedly
did his tipping yesterday in
the bar Of the Crown Hotel In
Stornoway, on the Scottish
island Of Lewis.
Charles and four other stu
dents at Gordonstoun school
arrived at Stornoway aboard
the schools training ship Pinta.
They were met by Harris Mac
kenzte. q Gordonstoun alumnus
. Snd Stornoway businessman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-18
Italian President
Sees Johnson

ROME. June 10 (APJ.-Vice
President johnson paid a cour-
tesy visit on President Antonio
'Segni yesterday.
Italian sources said the 40
minute chat between Mr.. john
son and Mr.. Segni was particu-
larry cordial. They met at the
Quirinal presidential palace.
Mr.. johnson led the United
States delegation that attended
the final funeral mass at the
Vatican for Pope John XIII.