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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-30
BY WALTER WURFEL
Star Staff Writer

FARMVILLE, Va, July 30
Prince Edward County officials
prepared yesterday for further
arrests in the racial demon
STATIONS here by obtaining au-
thority to use jails in nine sur
rounding counties and three
cities.
Circuit Court Judge Joel
Flood issued the order in APP
pomattox at the request OF
Prince Edward County Com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-30

changed except the fare. You
fly via connecting carrier to
New York, then nonstop to
gay, fabulous PaIs-gateway;
to all Europe. See your Travel:
Agent for reservations now
Ask about the new Iow-interest
TraveIair Credit Plan. Or call
Air France. FE 1911.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-30

SAVEsl49TO
PARISOR EUROPE
ON AIR FRANCE

Beginning October 1st, Air
France again lowers the cost
of letting to Europe. New
2l-day Excursion Fares cost
$l49.70 less than the reg
uIar Economy Fare. Yet you
enjoy the same superb French
service and cuisine aboard
the same swift jets. Nothing's
Evening star., 1963-05-19
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BEAUT. LOT, 5Oxl25, life mem.
bership to country club, golf
swim. pool, hunting. boating
Terms accepted. so. 5-44s2 aft. s
BULL RUN MTN.-2 wooded lot,
with brook, 80 mi. to Arl.. neal
included, both for less than the
price of one. IA. s-6ll9.
MODERNIZED log dwelling. M
acres, wooded and fruit, springs
and mountain steams. accessible
by black-top road. All convent
enees. Close TO Emmitsburg. Nd
and Gettysburg, Pa. ]. WARr
kERRIGAN, 100 z. Main 81.
Emmitsburg, Md. Phone HI. z.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
SEAsn0RE PROPERTY

ASSATEAGUE ISLAND half-acrt
lots. $500 each, cash or terms
24S-7743 or 347-1516.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-For rent
furn. 3-bedrm. house, l blk tC
ocean. SlO0 per wk. EN-. 2-5533
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-3-bedrm
cottage, all elec. / block from
ocean. Reas. rent. SIP. 2-66S4
FENWICK, DELAWARE = 8 mi
Ocean City or Bethany. 4-bedrm
cottage, l blk. TO ocean. SIOO wk
June. OIL. 4-764O. weekdays.
IREHOB0TH-Ocean blk. Mod. house
3 bedrms., . baths, plus guest house
Excel. buvl OIL. 4-36l6.
ST. CLEMENTS SHORES neal
Leonardtown, St Mary's Co, Nd
Furnished 2-bedrm. cottage. scr
porch, large shaded yard, 100 yds
to st, Clements Bay. BY week OF
month. Telephone 3Ol-475-S23S
THREE-BEDROOM COTTAGE To-
Gated In Mays Head, N. c. Cal
UN. 4-l277 resident, or UN. $4,000
Evening star., 1963-05-19
REAL ESTATE SERVICES
AVIATION

EAST COAST FLYING SERVICE
Cessna BOG, excellent radio. 494
houIs ---------------- 9OI'UUU
Cessna 21O. maroon and beige. 51e
hourS SIS. $50
Cessna 31O-F. 10 hours, excellent
condition 500
Cessna '62 skylane, 500 hours,
demonstration ----------S17, 900
Cessna 80 skyland. 1000 hours,
so hours TSO ----------Sl3,5 500
Cessna '63 skyhawk. demonstrator,
30 hours Sl0,950
DC-3 Executive. plush interior. low
time.
DC-3 Airline. convertible to cargo
or Executive.
Martin 4O4, Airline and Executive,
sale or lease.
Weekdays call ME. S-24s6, satur-
day and Sunday call collect, code
703-253-5467.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
WATERFRONT PROP. WTp,

POTOMAC WATERFRONT below
Alex.-House or cottage, 4 bedrms,
Furn. or unfurn. Summer rental
20 Oct. 1. Ref. Call Sun. am,
Mon. pm. TIE. 6-929S.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
TRUST NOTES WANTED

T r o U b l. ESOME DELINQUENT;
Notes bought Lexpertly serv. DICK,
EYS INvESTMENTS, AP. 7-S0S0
end TRUST NOTES WANTED-ToI
prices paid: Immediate service
Mr.. JEFFREYS, Ma. S-0352.
end TRUST = PAY UP TO 500
MONEY SAME DAY. c H. PAT.
TEN, 347-1516, CHI. S-7743.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
AUT0MOTIvE MISC.

HOT ROD FORD engine, '5l bored
stroked, ported and relieved, COM
plete. Call 765-4646.
MANIFOLD, three-2 intake foy
Pontiac SO through '5S, cornnl
with progressive linkage and
chrome breathers. $50. Call 547-
1923.
MECHANICS SPECIAL-'57 Ford
good rubber, new radiator, needs
grin, right fender, rear TIass: %
$3.50. EV. 4-17S7.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
EWATER SOUTHERN
MARYLAND


--Patuxent River. 15S acres. mag
niiieent view. sandy beach, pier.
charming Colonial home. LVe
NV, rm. with fireplace, beamed
ceilings throughout. many in
teresting features 14-acre tob.
allot., home for farm manager.
. barns, streams, beautiful wood
ed area.
Drum Point. Modern, masonry
4-bedrm. home. Bath, fireplace,
electric kitchen, sun deck ex-
eellenL view. Immed. possession.
$4,000
3-Chesapeake Bay. "a acre, mod.
ern brick home, with glass
front, ) bedrms., lge. living rm
with fireplace and beamed cell.
ing, modern kitchen. jalousiec
porch. 3 baths. recreation rm,
Veranda, patio. 2 shower rms.
lge. fenced swimming pool, out.
door fireplace. sandy beach
40 miles from d. c,
4-Beautiful Patuxent River Estate
Lovely, l7-rm., 2-story mansion
nome, excellent condition. 81
baths, 3 porches. 4 fireplaces
heating plants. Handicapped
grounds. modern 4-bedrm. man.
kger'S home. 2 tob. barns. cat.
Ne barn, studio house. dog ken
mel dear garage. misc. bldgs..
1O-acre tob. allot.. orchard. lis
acres, lake, artesian well. So
miles from d. c.
Cove Point. l block from wide
sand beach. 7-rm. 2-bath home,
2 fireplaces, large rms, oil
heat attractive shade trees, sun
deck, garage and workshop.
CALVERT REALTY
Evening star., 1963-05-19
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST NOTE, approx
S5,300. SO interest, payable S5l
per mo-. Due In full in s years
VIII sell for $4,000 cash. Cal
MR.. JUSTICE. WA. 7-66l7.
Sc, 700 :. End trust, good equity
Will sell attractive discount
45S1, JU $3.50.
1st MORTGAGE, commercial prop
erty, S2,929, 8es. $50 mo. M
discount. 24s-7743.
lST TRUST 5% annually, S7,05C
face value avail at $500 disc
Secured on bungalow in s. Z
Property sold for $4,000 First
trust on property 18th and Q
at S76O disc. III int. wImaturits
in 4h yrs; payable mo-; 966'
B505 Sun. or ME S-0721 Mon.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
AGENCY CORP

Prince Frederick. Md. Phone los
II No Answer. Call 1874
Tidewater, Southern Md.
1-Patuxent River, 25 acres, lovely
view, 900 It. on paved road, 25 mi.
d. c. $4,000.
2-West River. ., year-round homes
on 3 lots, both furnished, . bed
rms. each, insulated, patio, we'll
trees, lovely view, owner financing
immed. poss. 100000 for both
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Elsie West Williams, Lothian, Nd
Phone University 7-SOO6, il M
answer call Prince Frederick los
VERY ATTRACTIVE 5-acTe water.
front with nice harbor. Improved
oy an s-room dwelling with batf
and artesian water. Good road
Price $1,000. Very quick posses.
sion,
MATTHEW'S q COMPANY
CAMBRIDGE. MARYLAND .
s-RM. FORMER HOME of physi.
clan on Honga River. Contra
heat Ia baths, extra lots, deer
harbor, grand view. Sq,QO0
terms. ANDREWS q CO., lO7
Choptank ave, CAMBRIDGE Nd
30l-Ac. S-5194.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
GARAGES

CAPITOL HILL-Very close in. DRY
secure, for car or storage, Ii, 4.
l26S: FE. 7-4599 ewes.
FOR RENT Double at $50, single
ideal Tor lge car at 500. Elec
and water. 300 blk. s. E. LII. 4.
S4S3.
GARAGE-12th & e. Cap, N, e
Tor ! Car brick, clean, S13 a mo
FE. 3-6696.
REAR 1888 COLORADO AVE, NV
Tor rent. Suitable for storage
space. Off 10th st. and near end
OF 14th st. bus line. $40 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO.
Ex. 3-24SO
Evening star., 1963-05-19
lpOlIltment.
-, WANTED W, TO LEASE

tion, 1875 hrs. s. M. OH: I5(
horsepower; full panel: T, T. 92E
mrs. $4,000; Call WA. 7-9S3S fol
=. WANTED TO LEASE
from pvt. owner, Cessna $50 OF
lS2. 52S-S737. AZ" VI
1857 CESSNA IS2 45O SMOH Tn,
most beautiful l72 In the East
Ben. LTR.e with omni' 81. .950. 3t ~
1857 CESSNA l72 so SMOH' Fui
panel MK-u, ADJ, LFR, new in.
terror, many extras, S6,450' 90
1857 CESSNA 1872 73O m. PePfeet
inside and out. Good radio. Whee
taiarinngs and other extras. SS,.
BONANZA c-s5 17b sMoH. Nev
IN" wing tips. New tires. Beauti.
ful airplane S10,500.0O.
lg57 APACHE $50 hrs on fact, eng
LOADED with equipment. Qua
LFE panel radios with omni
gildeslope, ADJ. Tactair auto
Slii99'Jaioo Sta oo seat aux tanks
1855 CESSNA $40, 1,1oo TT. 14F
on factory, o-47O-B engine IS
control ARC-i5 omni and T iocaIi. cal
5er TI. with giideslope. LvTR-3t
Trans. LEAR ADF-I2, oxygen.
recent interior, good paint, bet
65earo yer than average 1855 $40. Sl5,-
We have available many airplane.
Of all categories not listed here
ooo Maryland Airmotive Sales
2O2 8. Richie hwy. Glen Burnis
3Ol-SO. 1-01O1
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Hillsnnere
Shores
Just Outside Annapolis
Where the Chesapeake Bay
Meets the South River

Now is the time to buy a homesite
In an ideal community and enjoy
. long vacation now and retire
here later. This million-dollar es.
tate OF over 500 acres Is sub
divided into large building lots and
you can buy on easy terms. All
piers, beaches and boat harbors
are for the private use of property
owners.
DIRECTIONS: Drive TO historic
Annapolis via the new Annapolis
expressway, at LIST exit to Annap.
Oils turn right to LIST traffic light
then right past Parole shoppine
center 70 Colonial Theater sign
then left on Route t365 and fol.
low signs 10 our entrance or tax,
Bay Ridge rd.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
SUMMER CAMPS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ABSOLUTE top cash for End trusts
No applications or red tape. Va
Md. D. c. Day, eve. VIII. 6-6Is2
Evening star., 1963-05-19
MONEY TO LOAN

sR-22 AUTO LIABILITY-JR-lI
QUICK CASH-REDUcED PYMTS.
GULF FINANCE CORP.
1921 14th st. NV. CO. 5-2345
MONEY FOR HOMEOWNERS
Up to S5,000-Up to 8 Years
Cut Your Pymts.-Free Consultation
FAST SERVICE
We Come to Your Home
SECURITY HOME MORTGAGE CO.
326 Shoreham Bldg. Elk. 3-76y3
Evening star., 1963-05-19
AVIATION
icONIINuEpl

TRI-PACER-Ie5s, perfect condi.
tion, 125 hrs: s. M. OH: l5C
horsepower; full panel; T, T, 92E
mrs. $4,000, Call WA. 7-9S3S fol
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS

SCHOOL BUS, 90 pass, '52 Intnl.
Can be .conv. for hunters or fish
ermen. Needs repairs. S125 as is.
TU, 2-l232, Sun. 9-1, wkdys. S-5,
Evening star., 1963-05-19
HIDE-A-WAY,l

ENT. AREA HUNTERS PARADISE
New, cabin, 5 A. Everyone catches
fish here. SlO0 down and it'S
yours, 4-rm. cabin on 3 A, needs
nandyman. Stocked stream in
front yd., stones throw to 5O-A
iake with all rec. facilities, So, $50,
SSst on our MAILING LIST TODAY,
bSOAD-FALLS LAND CO. 534 1850
5o-ACRE MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Ior sale. 35 mi. west Of Win
Snester with an old house and
ssdjn, DsLjn, Sooq spring, beautiful view,
terms. Phone Code 7O3-ti82 sag
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Chevy Chase Chevrolet

Used Dump Trucks
State and county. Also
tires, bodies and parts.
WOODBINE AUTO WRECK
ERS, / mile north of U. 8.
40 on Rte. "a. 301-
795-05S5.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

Prince Frederick. Md. Phone los
II No Answer. Call 1884
Evening star., 1963-05-19

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for late.
model cars. Foreign and Domestic
CRANSON RAMBLER, 4032 Be.
thesda ave-. Bethesda. Nd. OIL
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Cantor Works for Charity
Despite Heurt Condition

His aim: A three-network.
two-hour spread that would
raise SIS million through col
lections by postmen through
out the country.
II can no longer raise
money retail; / have to go
after it Wholesale" Cantor
explained. at think everyone
should go along with 1t. We
haven't paid enough atten-
tion to research into disease,
such as DR.. Salk win be doing.
If we had spent only one
tenth Of what we have given
to Tito. we would have un-
covered the secret of cancer, :"
Despite his deliberate pace
OF walking and talking, Can
tor is as much a zealot as
ever when 1t comes to good
works. He has plunged him
self into activity as a means
of adjusting to the loss Of
his wife, Ida who died last
August 8. That the adjust
ment has not been made is
evident when his eyes well UP
at the mention of her name,
His other activities are
largely writing. He contrib
utes a column to the Diners
Club magazine called "In One
Era and Out the Other"
Strangely, the readers
Evening star., 1963-02-10

don't want to have me write
about Liz Taylor or Eddie
Fisher or Debbie Reynolds.
but about the greats of my
era - Will Rogers, w. c.
Fields, Bert williams and so
FORTH" he said. I'm also put
ting together a book with the
same title"
Cantor has written other
articles and books during the
10 years since he was first
stricken. That's pretty good
for a boy who was thrown
out of the eighth grade, never
to return.
Aided by Fields
He said that his post
school education was greatly
aided by w. c. Fields, Of all
people. He roomed with the
great comic when both were
starring in the ziegfeld Fol-
lies and noted that Fields al
ways carried books with him.
He encouraged me to read
newspapers, magazines and
books" Cantor recalled,
Every night before we went
to bed, he'd take out a die
tionary and make me MEM
orize three new words and
use them in sentences. BY the
end of two years ! had a
pretty good vocabulary"
One thing Fields didn't
teach him: How to drink
Partly because Of Fields ex-
Evening star., 1963-02-10

THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington. D. c.
February 10. 1868
Evening star., 1963-02-10

VfYUA Angle Roekvills Nd.
VAssAAA purkino pOplaf 7.93Ii
'BoccACcIo TO-" 1905, $50,
H.a0 and n.9b
Evening star., 1963-02-10

ample. Cantor summed alco-
hol until his heart attack.
Then his doctor ordered q
nightly drink. 'I still don't
like the stuff" he said.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
BY BOB THOMAS
Associated Press Writer

HOLLYWOOD. - Eddie
Cantor likes to recall what
Alexander Woollcott once
said of him: He will be re-
membered not so much for
what he did on the stage, but
what he did after the cur
tain went down."
The comedian has raised
staggering sums for the
March of Dimes. war bonds
the Heart Fund, bonds for Is
rael and other causes. Despite
a heart condition that keeps
him a semi-invalid. he is
working hard for yet anothy
cause. the Jonas Salk Re-
search Foundation at La
Jolla. Calf.
Big Tv Plan
Cantor is formulating plans
for a television special called
Something to Remember" 1t
would be a review Of the great
moments of television his
tory, and he says he has
cleared such attractions as
the Mary Martin Ethel Mer-
man duet, Jack Benny and
the chimpanzee act, plus the
best of Judy Garland, Danny
Kaye, etc., etc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

with many problems such as
q dearth Of schools. high
ways and welfare necessities.
ITO thousands you have
given snatches Of serenity
and precious moment of
surcease from what Matthew
Arnold once called this
strange disease Of modern
life. with its sick hurry, its
divided aims, its palsied
hearts," he declared.
Acknowledging the tribute,
Mrs. whittall. whose black
suit was trimmed with a
white mink collar matching
her white mink hat, confided
that until she recently ac-
quired a new hearing aid it
had been a long time since
she had heard her own voice.
Then, without faltering a
second. she read her accep-
lance speech.
There is an old Chinese
saying: If I keep a green
bough in my heart, the sing
ing bird will come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

HE is here today" she
declared.
And I wish to tender my
grateful, heartfelt thanks to
all for the signal honor you
have bestowed on me-in the
blessed name Of music and
poetry"
Library Of Congress off,
Gals, headed by DR.. L. Quin-
cy Mumford, were In the
small group gathered togeth-
er for the presentation.
After the ceremony, DR..
Mumford gave q small lunch
con for Mrs. Whittall in
the Whittall Pavilion, anoth-
er of her many gifts to the
people Of the United States.
Bask in Her Glory
1t was q pleasure. the host
told her. for the Library Of
Congress to bask in her re-
Elected glory on such an
occasion.
Mr.. Tobriner and Commits
sioner John B. Duncan both
were at the luncheon, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

Engineer Commissioner, Brig.
Gen. Charles M. Duke, hav-
ing been forced to send re-
grets.
Also in the group were mu-
sic critics Of the local papers
and some of the Library Of
Congress officials closely as
ISOLATED with Mrs. Whittall:
Deputy Librarian Rutherford
D. Rogers, Assistant Librari-
an Elizabeth e. Hamer, DR..
Roy p. Basler, director Of the
Reference Department, and
DR.. Harold Spivacke, chief Of
the Music Division.
Others attending were Mr..
Julian E. Berla, whose wife
originated the idea for such
a tribute some months ago
but had to miss the presenta-
ton because Of a sprained
ankle; Mrs. B. Franklin
Kahn and Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Bialek. All had had a
hand in making arrange
ments with the Commission
ers for the award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
Mrs. Whitta|I: Ray Of Light
Smiling Lady Is Honored for Gifts to Capital City
By FRANCES LIDE
star staff writer

Commissioner Walter To-
briner's office In the District
Building took on = warm
glow yesterday with the arriv-
al Of a little lady no bigger
than q minute.
She was there to receive
the Meritorious Public Serv-
ice Award of the District Of
Columbia Government, an
august title for an award
which seemed to wrap up 50
much personal affection.
Even 50, Mr.. Tobriner
seemed to think the citation
inadequate to pay tribute to
Mrs. Gertrude Clarke Whit
tall, patron Of music and
poetry who has rendered
distinguished service" to
Washington and the Nation
by her many generous gifts
to the Library Of Congress.
Chamber Music Center
Through her munificence
and vision, 1t was noted, the
library has become perhaps
the most renowned center
for the performance Of great
chamber music In the United
States today. It provides q
permanent home Gin the
whittall Paviliom for her
famous stradivari Collection.
And 1t Is the setting. not
only for o series Of weekly
concerts each spring and fall,
but also for literary presen-
tations including poetry
readings, lectures on literary
developments and dramatic
productions.
It was hard to believe that
the tiny little woman with
the happy face Is 90 years
old. She attends virtually all
Of the cultural presentations
her endowments have made
possible. She's been hard Of
hearing for years, but her
seat in the library's Coolidge
Auditorium is wired with q
powerful hearing aid.
AS president Of the Board
Of Commissioners, Mr.. To-
briner spoke for both his COL
leagues and for "numberless
citizens Of Washington
who have for so long enjoyed
your splendid benefactions"
when he said that all owe
Mrs. Whittall an immense
debt"
I'VE should at least have
ordered a gold medal struck
off in your honor, or COM
missioned some modern Celli-
nj to produce for you q new
embodiment Of the famous
salt celler," he continued,
were the District not plagued
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
BuZuor
Corner

There will be a Christmas
Market tomorrow and Satur-
day from IL am. to S pm. at
the st. Thomas Parish
House. 1772 Church St., NV.
General chairman is Mrs.
John W. Chambers and pub
hcity chairmen are Mrs.
Douglas Whitlock and Mrs.
Elise Beauchamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
Russian Dolls

The Sisterhood Of one Rus
sian Orthodox Church Of st.
Nicholas Of Washington will
hold its traditional Christ
mas bazaar Saturday be-
tween noon and 6 pm. in the
auditorium of the church,
$500 Massachusetts, avenue,
NV.
Home Embroidered arti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
Teo Set Wednesday

The membership commit
tee, Suburban Woman's Club
Of MONTGOMERY County. Is
sponsoring q tea for prospec-
tive members Wednesday
from 10 am to noon in the
home Of Mrs. A. Slater
Clarke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

cles, Russian dolls and many
unusual items will be sold
and a Russian Buffet will be
served. Proceeds will go to-
wards the building fund Of
the National War Memorial
Shrine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05
Plans Benefit

The Ladies Board Of st.
Joseph's Home and School
will hold its annual benefit
party at 8 pm. tomorrow at
the home, 2800 Otis street,
NE. Mrs. Herman @. Lauten
is chairman Of the event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-05

tomorrow at the Commits
stoned Officers Club Of the
Naval Yard annex has been
postponed until February IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
3 D. G. Men Arrested
In Attempted HoIdup

Is, Of the $500 block Of A
street Sc, Franz c. Veney. 81,
and his brother, Roland, IS,
both Of the 1900 block Of Mon
tello avenue NE.
Police also charged the
veney brothers yesterday with
the November IS robbery Of
Tops Drive-In at 3001 Rhode
Island avenue NE. About $500
was taken in that holdup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
President Cheers
AiIine Newsmun
By the Associated Press

Jack Bell, Associated Press
political writer who was hos
pitalized Friday. received 9
note and some flowers yester-
day from President johnson.
Mr.. Bell was taken to the
Washington Hospital Center
after suffering abdominal pains,
The nature of his illness has
not yet been disclosed.
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger said yesterday
Mr.. johnson sent wishes for a
speedy recovery to the veteran
APP newSman after learning of
his illness.
Mr.. Bell witnessed the as
sassination Of President Ken
needy from the fourth car be-
hind the President In Dallas,
November %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
Ancient Roman Tiles
Found in Portugal

MISCELLANEOUS old Roman
town has been uncovered In
Portugal-near Torres Novas,
about go miles northeast Of Lis
bon.
Included In the find was the
best selection of Roman tiles
ever found in Portugal. all well
designed and in fine colors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
Rockets BIust OFF
In Space Agency
Weather Study

Two rockets streaked
through the upper atmosphere
off the Middle Atlantic coast
yesterday in space agency
studies Of wind and weather.
A Nike-Cajun combination
launched from Wallops Island,
Va. carried 80 pounds Of In
struments and sounding gear
up IS miles.
Thirty-two minutes later a
Nike Pache combination went
up. carrying a 62-pound pay
load to an altitude Of 81 miles.
It carried instruments to mea-
sure presSures and densitSss.
During the ascent Of the
first rocket IL grenades were
elected and detonated at inter-
walls from 20 to so miles. Wind
speed and temperatures were
measured at each defamation
level by recording the time and
direction Of sound arrival at a
battery of microphones on the
ground.
A 26-inch aluminum-c located
sphere also was elected and
inflated near the peak altitude
Radar tracking of the spheres
descent provided additional
data on wind drift and atmos-
pheric densities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08

Three men arrested Friday
night and charged with assault
with intent to rob in connec-
tiou with an attempted holdup
of Capitol Wholesale Distribu-
tors, Inc. were ordered yester-
day to be held in $4,000 bond
each for grand jury action on
the charges.
The men were brought
before United States Commits
sioner Sam Werlich and waived
preliminary hearing.
They are Howard r. Baylor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-08
Device Developed
For Moving Trees

LONDON. - A labor saving
tree mover has been developed
in Britain to life and position
for replanting trees that stand
UP to As feet tall and weigh up
to 1000 pounds.
The device is aboard q two
wheel trailer that carries the
trees from place to place.
Evening star., 1963-05-10
Got a lawn problem?

Take il to your Scots Dealer. Look up his
Scots Counselor. You'll find him ready,
willing and able to give you practical, help
full advice. Got weed you can't identify?
Dig il up and take ii in TO him. And don't be
backward about asking for help. So many
of the incest lawns are Scots lawns, not
only because Of good products but because
they are distributed by dealers who back
them with sound advice and guidance.
Evening star., 1963-05-10
AzuIeu Food

If the azaleas were not fer
tilted earlier this spring it is
good practice to feed them now.
They will need this extra help
to recover from the effects of
the severe winter. Use an Or
ganic, acid-forming type, Of fer
tilizer. The same may also be
said for the hollies - they will
benefit from this type Of plant
food.