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Evening star., 1963-03-14

ARBY EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
2bl2 18th 81. NV. 607 -35i /
MAIDS, 1--we IN or out, cooks, bah,
sItters. avail, ref, check.
DESIRE part-time JOB Is denfa
asst, hourt SO pm. Typing q
home. can s2s .Q2Si.
oR0ANIsT, non-unIon. snecsssfu
y-yr. tour, seeks poe. In family
type upper-class dinner club. VII
Turn, own 'Oj Baldwin with steret
sound syetem. Pref, Lanham-B Bel.
" 5e9brook area. 772-O2o1
lstcREfARY. sen. ofc. EXP, phone
daily. MISS sA6Ek Ma. s-ss7s.
fYPIsT, with beGipnlng shorthand
eolored. desires ) hours evening
work. 0-il pm. Call 6S2-404 S
after $3.50 pm.
WOMAN, eolored, with hosp exper.
desires caring for sick or chile
care, 402-I02e.
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ExECUTIyI sE..cIRETARH ..II

Respensipls young woman with en-,
eel. skills needed immed. by TOP.
fllght firm. Please call for ap.
polntment, JU, 7-42OO,
NATIONAL PERSONNEL CENTER
iiOT Spring ss. Silver sprinl
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HELP MEN

REfiRED MAN ron EASY switch
beard n elev. apt. BIDS, mr.. Walter
Reed Hosp. Salary $3.50 mo.
SHAPIRO INC. i413 X ST. NV.
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BkENTWooD. Nd.
CLERK:TfPIsTl part time, ability
ment desirable cxcel woT line
cond. Send resume 70 THE PoPE
SPEAKS magazine, 3022 18th
Evening star., 1963-03-14
SECRETARY

seeretaFial position available in Of.
fees Of y scientific research or
sanitation located in Northern Va
area. Two years college. I year
office experience required. Must
tyre 90 U.p-m.. shorthand 50
w.p.m: Between 21-27 years Of
ege. U. 8. citizen. Call IA. T.
9f00 after $3.50 an. weekdays.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

DATA PROCESSING CoNsULTANT,
IBM speciality, procedures written,
dlagram and flow charts drawn foF
E.A.M. and E.P.D.M. processing
Jobs BY Appt. only. ia. 0-s271.
TREE SERVICE. removal. topping,
and pruning. For free estimate,
call ~. 0-1339.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
PERSONNEL WANTED
q npTlITpO
= = AAAb = 1ANA@
Statesmen

NV. 81. sp; and ReskyIlle Is.
aS.. s 'HsssS' scTS s.slss; s1;: c'%R''SS Sss sss
work. Call OF write Boz 304-L
star. All replies answered
promptly.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
slrUATIons-DoMEsTIc

AEIT d.1.J1s.s. PSMr:EIcs ss X: . q QUE = sSIS sS
year. ,9uALiTA. sie N. x. ave.
RABfsITTERs. day workers. 1--we
in-out. Refs open daily and late
eyes. Also Sat.-Sun. FLO JOB CEN-
TER, 1902 n st. ne, b40-21OO.
GIRL. desires day !. verk. good
Evening star., 1963-03-14
SINGERS

Group or solo. Experienced only
ton. ssii MAJ. LION wiIBfRN'
La 9.72e4 after 8 pm. today.
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SALARY OPEN FOR DIscussIoN
Apply IN Peraon
BOWMAN CORP. or WASHINGTON
vi 18Th ~ s.w;s Room bO4

BOWMAN CORR. or WASHINGTON
~ 18Th *. X sgS5isl s:gS5isl Room SO4
HCkPT..TtPIsf = Immed. OPEN
ina IN Columbia pike area for per-
pref, g. s2si. PoToMAc ENff.,
soo6. I0t BrsSd s,.. .i,' ". s.S7ss7s,
RKCErT,.TYPIsT 40 w.p.m, S34u
mo, DOYLE PERSONNEL. ST. o.
1883, Room 7O3, 1898 Conn, ave.
NV. Elevator Al extreme left. !"
RECEIPT. TYPfsT, GOOD benefits
and chance for advsnSe., il Alex
office, for mature-lninded per.
son who ENJOYS public contact,
Slf Kihs Iioy 81. XII S-S0ss. -MrI''
RRCEPfI0NlsT TYPIsT = Inter.
eating opening for intelligent LADY
| In education field. p-6. f333, Po.
TonACo LAhPL.. 1884 Wilson blvd.
RECEPT,.TYPIsT. $50 VIZ, real
future, intr. olfice. See Miss Eyans,
BQYDls, 200 ~ NV, sT. 3-3C0s,
REsERvATiON Cs-aK, downtown
ABBEY PERsoNNEL 1888 Eye NV
RN for wheaton Nursing home, /
lob with 4 big future. Call MRS
BREEN, VIII. .-2bO0. g-2 pm.
RESIDENT MANAGER, for new lux.
ury apt. BLDG. near Dupont circle
Must be th0rouRhly exper,, refer
ences required. Good salary ptu,
Attractive apt Excel. Opportunity
tQf 4 permanent position for one
OF Washingt0n's longest Established
developers; Box 4i5-J. Star.
SALES CLERK. drug. cosmetic and
checkers, young, with local retail
exp. STANDARD DRUG CO., Ills
sALEsCLERK. candy. tobacco, 81.
Slb base pay. HIooER's DRUG
5Ol7 Conn. ave, NV.
sAI.EsgIRLs. fun time. morninV
and afternoon hours. Mr.. DoNUT
504Q king st., Alex, Va. and S57
Lee hwy. Fairfax, va.
sALEsLADlEs, full time. experienced
only, in. coats and suits. SALARY
Seb, b-day week, plus 4 month
GUNNER ana winter vacation with
pay, Apply IN person, TALL AP-
/ RAHRI, GH0n 1onQ n - n ~
Evening star., 1963-03-14
MISCELLANEOUS FoR SALE


ACCORDION (Hohner) like new.
100 bags keys. Call 43e-3ss2.
ADDING MACH, s3b. Also late.
model elec, good cond. and new
lO-key elec. with sub. OIL. 2-03l3
ADDING MACHINES. New iO-key
eiec.. adding machine, adds, sub
ssesSt.Ds ssssIs @uIspss sIsd. ssGS SsStS viss \.
pairs, sales, all makes. Washing.
tons leader. CENTRAL TYPE.
WRITER Co. 923 18th st. nv
MA. b-O6OO.
am cOMPREssOhs. new or used
stationary. any sine. 1884 3rt
st. NV. FE. 3-4300,
AIR CONDITI0NER, chrysler ali
temp l5V, ~ amps. best offer
b6a-s272.
ANTIQUES, OByETS DART
Evening star., 1963-03-14
SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE


REPRESENTATIVE
Large international corporation has
opening for young man. 2O-.T,
who Is interested In associatins
himself with fast-growing die
chanieal aptitude and some knowl-
edge Of electronie fundamentals
essential. All 90. benefits. This
Job permanently secure, offers
public contact work with no sell
ing and has exceptionally good op-
portunities for growth, This ts an
equal opportunity employer. For
more details, telephone. FE. 7-BOOtl
between an. and 8 pm. ask
SHEET INITIAL MECHANICS, aIe-y
commercial. industrial. Top pay,
Only exper; mechanics need apply,
Company benefits. Year round
work. Call DON LOWE. ia. O.
6lO0. 1246 Taylor 81. NV,
SHEET NATAL MECHANIC. must
be first-clast man with B years
qr more elper, steady and re-
liable, HOME HEATING co. JE.
srEET INITIAL HELPER, for duct
WORK; minimum ", sxperlenee.
aaiiTnisay st" Alexandria. Va XII.
Evening star., 1963-03-14

MEN, TO work in piaSties factoTy
shipping department. Experiences
not necessary. High school gradu.
ate preferred, but not required
Work Z 70 midnieht. or midnight
Ssrs rs.' an t.ndRSSsr. ARS1s glsi Msi ''i0m0l'
MEN (l) 70 work I hours daily
10 am, 10 2 pm, introducing ouI
syes., s.,st.,so q the public aood pay
MEN needed for gen. CONSTRUCTION
work at 1901 Viers MIL road.
wheaton. Nd. Apply In person
Evening star., 1963-03-14

THOUSANDS Of women are ADD:
u tSq h. 81 yEHih.y yEHSfih yaiinSdtSnR !. wEaK ~;
Representatives. We train you y
sIas sssss ssrnins Snesv .von snd ,r'- nr9'-
tory. can 81. s.ossi. N'oN ''''''
TYPkyT-cLEhK. sen. offlcs. work.
r uirl Friday With goQd disposl-
M. ifH' cRosiN. ~ 7sssiaos esS III nm S.%.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
sIrUATloN MEN

HANDY MAN, part time, for sun.
and Mon. washing windows, yard
cleanine, etc. 205-2434.
MAN, "a, desires lob as driver,
porter or Pbx. Experienced.
04J-0eO0.
MN AVAILABLE. houssWoTF, yard
work painting. rouGh earDenfry,
Evening star., 1963-03-14
FRITo-LAY, INC.
s4SC 4 ELADESsRuRa n;,II!,IIsSs9Su ! RD.

SkENTWooD. Nd.
CLERK-TYPIsT, part time. ability
70 operate eedressograph equip
sass msSt asss aesslFssis .l;,. efssl & ipS
ssEkiKs 1 msssaine. s I" soss 90 isth
CLk..TYP1sTs, Hyatts.. ne, 70 sac
sLG4s;; S5 5ysISs. AysIsip ne: @ ,.,,,,to 70 sig9 w
sATTERFIELp EAfPL.
6l32 BALTIC. Ave, Riverdale. Nd
Oic. Empl. .Agcy.l e27-6D4(
CLERK-TYP1sT for insurance Of
flee. 5-day week, sick leave AM
slider recent high school graduate
Phone Mr., FRlDLEY. PE. 3-77OO
for appointment.
CLERK-TYPIsT, to work in medics
records department. 6-day Weeh
Nor. -Fri Apply Personnel, o am
e 81 Z p;m1 Ia hon, thTogEh ri
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL ll5'
CLERK TYPIsT AND RECEPTI0N
IsT, permanent work. expanding
co. Apply 1909 New rJerse'
ave. NV.
COMBINATION ciedit investieatoi
and credit MANAGER for small re.
tail credit dept. Good starting sal.
ary ana ehanee for advancemedt
Life insurance, sick pay and paid
S:fi.nsss SsssilSa 6Siy ssS.' '7cSse.ss1 Se Ar'' E1'
COSMETIC GIRL. part time, eve
PHARAsAcx. s0Ss EAYLoR Rb.,
Sc,
COUNTER GIRL, carry out ewes,
will train. CHICKEN HEAVEN,
1917 Landeyer rd, Kentland. Nd.
COUNTER HELP for donut shop,
33Os Branch ave. sc. Apply In
person.
DENTAL ASSISTANT. ehalr-side,
exper. only, 20 10 36. Langley
Park. Nd. He. 4-e9s2: bsS-:ls6l.
DlcrAPH0NE sEcY., natl. assn,
AsBY PRRsoSsEL sRs SSRn .isIs isss r r. NV NV
Dignified Evening Work
Woman With ear 70 di,pIsy fins
sppt. NJ o0 dsiv.ry sEsss on on eoRss eSiss.,hay y
Sal. plus comm. plus saS. Fof
Interview eaii 5s5-fSl7, AK for
MR. GOLD. les pm.
DIR. ASST. Ari., will train steFilisa-
10 $500. POTOMAC EMPL., 53Sl
Wilson blvd, IA. $4,000. 1O4 Il
Broad st.. w. e-7272.
EDITORIAL WRITER-write press
releases, must type. trade assoc.
Miss Eyans. BOYDs, 200 18th at,
ST. 3.3666.
EWES. AND SATURDAYS
wsman with eas who needs 70 sup
plement present income $50 Wkly
lectine. To aErange for personal
tntervieE TU. 2-3i32. ask for
Mr.. SIhMe.
EXEC. sECY. fer assoc. 500 WI
and many benefits. Miss Lee
BoYD's. 700 ieth nv.
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MANAGER
MEMS nEnm

Nev qEM store, opening in FAIRFAX.
Must b capable handle large vol.
ume. Medium 70 better mdse
kxner. necessary. Top sarnings,
unllmited future, Box $685., Star
OF Mr., WAllTEN, 364-sSOO.
MANAGER, take complete ehaTaa
ef rtfreshment stand In driye-t In
theatsI. wiil b trained. Apply
qukENs CHAPEL pRIVR-iN THE.
ArER, Aeer road and Hamilton
st., West Ayattsviils. Nd.
MANAg6R, s.!, I ~ ,TIoR JANITORIAL. pE.
TRNANcR CO, 8alary eommensu.
rate with ability. For interview
call Jv,, e-5oeb, ask for Mr.
DICKSON.
MANAOEk-ASST. TRAINEE
For vArifled food operation Al
Home experiences preferred. Local
refs, required. Apply Rm. 2Ob,
Waahinnton National Airport.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
Statesmen 90

If you know what you
want in. a selling job,
bring your Specifica-
tions in and see how
close we come to being
the perfect selling job.
Experience unneceS-
sary. We will guaran-
tee to those selected,
first months mini
mum earnings of $500
in writing. Earnings
and advancement un-
limited. No canvas
ing, no travel. Call
265-1326 for appt. for
interview.
sALEsMEN, liquor store experienee.
Good salary and bonus. WELT
MAN. INC, :sa30 MINI. ave. ne.
SCHOOL a employment man, office
work. Mr.. Wright. .BOYD's. RE.
7-2s2e. 200 18th st. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
Jun Or PAL paII. time; msrrlsd Iss pre-
man. 474-g656.
SERVICE STATION attendants. fun
time and part time n 10 III.
must be experienced. ESQ STA
TI0N, 20l7 Virginia ave. NV.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
sxper. with LEGAL refs. TOP sal
ary and commission. Contact Mr.,
QUEENSTOWN ESQ, Queens
chanel and chillum rd.. ". H.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
CLERK-TYPIST

(Aes 1880, ct least Hs. Grad,
shorthand helpful. Should have
prior office experiences. Prefer ap-
plicant living In vicinity Of Brent
wood, b-day week, liberal company
benefits. An equal opportunity
smnlcyer. Fer appt. call UN. A.
Evening star., 1963-03-14

Switchboard Operator
Silver Spring

Landing Institution desires
70 handle eoTd-type No. bb6
board. Ideal workinH condi-
tons. Hours . 10 D daily and
o 10 ~ one Saturday per
month. Call JU. b-J0de.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
PART.TIME

EVENING WORK
Help urgently needed. U. 8. indus
tTy, sll5 per north. 2 70 3 hour
each evening. Car nee, Over 10
CAL S87.1382, 8 70 . pm. ant
Evening star., 1963-03-14
MEMORIAL
lCOUNSELORS
TRAINEE8
~ 70 40

A nationally recognised company is
expanding its oreanization opening
new offices In suburban area. VIII
train sharp youne men 70 COM
plets staff, no exper, necessary
but must BE- businesslike In ap-
pearnnes with = genuine urge 70
or-the-jo6 training with superyi-
salary Of 500 or more 70 those
accepted with S-day initial
indoctrinatlon training. period.
Present smployes earning from
SA,2D0 TO S14.le0. Car essential.
Ali interyiews held strictly confi-
Dental. II In question. take Is
minutes, come In and speak 70
any Of the present employees.
nresss n. RosslH,r sona,s.r available Er.. sK sGaaz
NE OUT. Call e04.2400, 2 10 :
pm. Thnre and Friday. 10 70 8
Pm. Saturday only.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
SECRETARY

Company executive has interesting
diversified position for intelligent
Well-Groomed woman. Ideal back
ground would include experience
n handliAg vIP's and adniinistra- :
tive details. Plus IS wpnn. typlng,
lO0 vRm. shorthand. Career op-
me. 700 Noffoik ave-. VeuBslssssGn Bstsssdni
OIL. 6-n500,
sEcY. 70 assist credit manager in
larEe wholesale furniture house.
accurate shorfhand and typlng q
nlst, Apply 1aO Upshur 80. nv.
Mr.. LETouRNEAu.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
HELP WOMEN
ACCOUNTING CLERK

pas. accounting experience. Must
be h.s grad, and able to use To-
key adding machine, OF comptO.
meter. Prefer applleant LIVING In
Brentwood area. Liberal company
benefits, B-day week. An equal
opportunity employer. For. appt
call UR. 4-3i72.
Evening star., 1963-03-14

Auent IiTm. fieese call Tor ap-
Roal1p.,.msn,; Ra1..E9san, w. 1890, 1900, $500.
iiO7 Spring d. Silver sprins
GENERAL 0FFiCE. typine and pay,
roll. for sen. contractors offieo
In Dist let Hts, Nd. area. Shaw
walker payroll will be taught 4
capable person. RE-. 0-3777 bet
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER. sx,
perienced typist with knowiedee Of
auplieating machines and book.
keeping. Attractive starting aalarv
downtown Alex. Call KI. o-3ai5
GENERAL OFFICE CLERK. vii
train girl for intereating lob with
diversified duties, y210. POTO.
MAC EMPL. iOl 4, broad st.
Pals Church. ". 2-fs7S.
GIRL snIn FsIDAf y. @. i-gir sific. q
needed for thIs varied po"ition
All company benefits. s33-03ii
GIRL FRIDAY, PAYROLL ssi
ms. rating elk. &nC
Circulation elk, type SsC
sTESs ssTEpl Assc9. ASss9. iGs.ssS =. Az. NV EssE
0IRL FRIDAY, no shhd.. sditoTia
field, stimulating position with
young firm, $500 min. POTolfAc
Church. %. 2.7a7s.
OWL FRIDAY. typlst s7e-sse. sss
Miss Evans. BOYD'e, TOO 18th
NV. ST, 3-3ooH.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
BUYER

REAL Estate SALEsMEN, full
time licensed. We are expanding
our P. O. Co, branch ana want
the best. LIBERAL adVertisina
and floor time. write now 10 Boz
72-J. star.
REAL ESTATE sALESMEN and
women for Northern virginia, Sal
ary and commission with 4 bonus
at end Of year. To handle rent
collections for white and colored
tenants. AL BAKER REALTY Co.
sos N. Washington st., Alexandria.
TE. 0-l4O0 or KI. S-e071.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
NO TIPPING

PLRsoNAnLE WOMAN, a4-40,
IMTEREsTkD IN MEETING THE
PgHookEhSes PgoESs ,ANpn IlEETS AEswEEIEd .rSry1
AND BUSY OFFICE.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
THE DEAL
OF THE YEAR

sell part time. - per presenta-
sien ssa , whether they buy Or not; =;
per evening Just taking 70 FAM
lies. One part time counselor has
been with us 2l years and haa
earned in excess Of S476 per
month. This Is not books, insur-
anee.J vacuum cleaners. pots and
pans or freegers. but q very fine
ethical high-toned service given
By one Of the most Outstanding
Ig sempsniea Of is kind in The
time man earn money In selling
without actully making sale
and be paid . bonus Tor those
families he does sell. interviews
Ss,nk sSnosseeo ~ Styi a oiresns- rS
day evening only. $50 TO 2 pm.
WAITERs-WAITREssEs, part and
full. day and night. VINEYARDS,
IA. 4-3443.
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statesmen

Govt. workers. earn extra money
on week ends. Mems Dept, Hard
vars Dept. Apply Mr. Kitchen,
MeBRIpES DEPT. STORE, 700 H
st. ne, 543-O3l0,
Evening star., 1963-03-14
SHIPPING CLERK

(Age 30-b0l 70 handle Alexandria
psny-owned trucks. wcrEins hours
II am. 70 z pm. Should live III
Alex. area. R-dAy week, many
company benefits. An equal op-
portunlty employer. For appt. call
Evening star., 1963-03-14
SITUATIONS MEN q WoMEI
SITUATION WOMEN

COUPLE, desires sork Cleaning oI
fees, ~ night from 6-lO pm
Evening star., 1963-03-14
FRITO-LAY, INC.
S4S9 o. ELApEcspuE3 1;;II,5SSruE3 RD.

SHOE SALESMAN, evenings ana
2ssS indian Head rd.. prsssi rastoysi
shopping center,
SHOE sALEsMEN, syperienced,
wilson blvd, Arl., Va, IA. T-2004,
SHOPPING CENTER MANAGER
mss ys.Ii ns srpeT n nsS9.lsslns sssss e
NIT complete resume, incl. photo
graph and salary expected. In-
quiries confidential. Boz tiB.L.
Star.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
TkAcMkRs-sspt. vac. in msth
TEAcHERs AocY, t0s ilth NV

TELLER. excel. oppor, for
permanent position ip down
town financial inst. hours y
70 l.JO, typing REQUIRED. age
2a-20. Call RE-. 7-b207.
Evening star., 1963-03-14
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
TO Reneral manager Of privat,
segniry club, Your own air-cond
otiiee new desk and equipment
We wiz provide free parfins
lunch. hospitaiization. ffe insur.
anee and bonus. Our b-day Weel
Is Tuesday throuSh Saturday
shorthand and tipping lkiils nee
l27e 70 establish inisrvisx tine.
SECRETARY TO Insurance. eo
president. 5-dAy week. Good short
nand and typing Bkills. Mus
have mature Judgment, initiativ
and be able 10 assume responsi
bilities. Salary commemorate wit
ability. For appt. call 209-3NlO.
SECRETARY
To president OF real estate invest
ment firm. Shorthand and typinl
proficiency REQUIRED. eapable o
handline varied responsibilities
ase 10 3S.. s0n-&a5 Der week
Conn. ave. location. CAL co. 8,
sECY. AssT.-opening for younl
woman in president's office o.
tiona &c fS' s1ss sGSss poTosEsc ofS5sSsp Rnsn IHs.
2a5l Wilson blvd. "a. $4,000. "
SECRETARY, position in Arl., VorI
for. Reneral mgr. in national firm
10 sS50, POTOMAC EMPL.. Ss:i
YlliST Sro.a sI'd H., AZ = e. "a n SisOsso4 se4g!s u:
SECRETARY. small law firm, X al
area. reeda efficient secretary.
Good shorthand and typlng skiilS
required, ege 2S-40, Law exper
net necessary but helpful. eoe.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
Driving Argument
Leeds to Stubbinq

A 21-year-old Fairfax Coun-
ty man was stabbed several
times during a fight with two
occupants Of a car which he
said tried to run his car off the
road yesterday, Alexandria po-
lice reported.
The victim. Collin K. Main,
Of 365 West Lee street, Grove
ton, said he was driving on
Columbus street in Alexandria
when he was almost run off the
road by a car with five young
men in it.
At Columbus and Gibbon
streets, where both cars stopped
for a red light, he got out Of
his car and two Of the others
left their car. he said. During
the fight that followed. he was
cut across the chest and stabbed
several times in the stomach.
Alexandria Hospital said he
was in fair condition today. A
police lookout described the
five youths in the other car
as Negroes between l6 and 10
years old.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
Youths Sought
In FutuI Beating
Of Aged Cleric

Police today sought a group
of youths believed TO have
beaten to death a 78-year-old
retired minister in a robbery
in a Northwest Washington
alley.
The victim was the Rev.
Cleveland Weaver Of 529 Bu-
chanan street NV. He was
found Saturday night uncon-
scious In an alley beside 3642
Georgia avenue NV. and was
pronounced dead on arrival at
Washington Hospital Center.
Deputy Coroner Marion
Mann said an autopsy dis
closed yesterday that Mr..
Weaver had died Of asphyxia-
ton caused by a blow on the
neck. Preliminary announce
ment before the autopsy was
completed had been death
from natural cause. Mr..
Weaver had been robbed of an
undetermined amount of
money, police said.
1t. Clark w. Hamm Of the
Homicide Squad said that a by
stander had noticed a group
of people in the alley at the
time. 1t. Hamm asked that
any other witnesses get in
touch with the police.
Police described the suspects
as four or five teen-age Ne
groes, one of whom was wear
ing a short brown coat. They
were last seen running west on
Princeton street NV, police
said.
Evening star., 1963-04-15

long-term lease, or should de-
velop it as parkland, he said,
Other suggestions by the COM
mission include the creation
of a Rock Creek type of park"
with bridal paths and hiking
trails on undeveloped areas
owned by the city and a year.
round playground program with
qualified supervisors and a
more diligent safety program.
Mr.. Roley said children who
use lust about every play
ground in the city face the
hazards of scattered, broken
glass, inadequate fencing to
protect them from highway
traffic or service vehicles which
must cross Fairgrounds, and
dead tree limbs which can fall
in a high wind.
The commission drew UP the
recommendations after con-
sulting with the City Recrea-
tion Department, Mr.. Roley
said.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
z Saved by Police,
Motor Bouter as
SuiIboot Cupsizes

Two men whose sailboat cap
sized in the Potomac River near
the Woodrow Wilson Bridge
yesterday were saved by two
uick-thinking policemen and
a private boat operator.
Dale c. Barr, 20, Of 4707
Kirby Hill road, Oxon Hill, Md,
and Robert e. Morris, IS, Of
1900 Fort Totten drive NE,
we're dumped into the cold wa
ter at 4:25 pm. when their
boat went over.
Mr.. Morris was caught in
the current and carried down.
stream, where he was picked
UP by William Martini, 80, Of
208 East Nelson street, Alex
andria, who was operating a
power boat. Mr.. Martini then
towed the sailboat to a dock.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Barr was
struggling in the water near
the Wilson Bridge when Pvts.
Walter Behe and James C..
Haney, of the District Eleventh
Precinct, spotted him.
While others on the bridge
watched, the policemen took
the spare tire from their patrol
car, attached a rope to it and
threw it to the man in the
water.
The two men were taken to
Hadley Memorial Hospital, ],
treated for exposure, and re-
leased.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
,DEADLINES GANG up
Thousands Get Car Taos

Arlington. the lines were long
at opening time and stayed
that way. Harried clerks stag
gered their lunch hours to keep
the lines moving.
One philosophical standee in
Fairfax explained why he was
getting his tags on the last
day. II just put it off. Every
year it's the same story" said
Herbert Perry, b groundskeeper
at the Westwood Country Club.
Took Emergency Leave
Glenn s. Miller. jr., an Army
employe in the Pentagon, took
emergency leave to get his
tags. Mr.. Miller said he was
out Of town last week and
hadn't had time before he left.
He said he had already han
died the other big April is
problem.
II mailed my Federal in
come tax last week from San
Francisco" he said.
A Mclean man, who refused
to be identified, casually ex-
planned that he dropped in just
because he had business across
the street today. Otherwise, he
would have bought his county
auto tag after the deadline, he
said.
In Alexandria, persons watt
ing in a line that extended
down one side Of the corridor
of the City Hall and up the
other, had similar tales to
relate.
Evening star., 1963-04-15

Two Mclean youths who
police believe have been in
volved in nearly a dozen auto
thefts were arrested today in
Fairfax County.
The boys, IA and 16 years old,
were picked up by a cruising
officer at 2 am. as they were
driving a stolen car, police said.
Detectives report that one has
a previous record for auto theft.
Both have been charged with
grand larceny.
Police think the boys may
have stolen II or IL other cars,
all new models, in the Mclean
area, in the last month. Two
cars were recovered after they
had been wrecked and aban-
doned.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
BY JERRY KLINE
Star staff Writer

A commission appointed by
the Alexandria City Council to
investigate the city's recrea-
tional needs will recommend an
immediate 50 million program
for a small civic center, new
parkland and other facilities.
A preliminary report of the
Park and Recreation Commits
sion calls for a minimum ac-
QUESTION Of ITO acres to meet
recreational standards for 1868
other recommendations in
clude the construction Of a
100000 civic center, an am
phitheater and eight neighbor-
hood gymnasiums converted
from large vacant homes or
other structures.
The commission also suggests
that the city arrange to have
shopping center parking lots
converted for use as basketball
and tennis courts on Sundays
and evenings when shops are
closed.
Urges Long Range Plan
The report, scheduled to be
presented to City Manager AL
bert M. Hair, jr., Wednesday,
offers a detailed study of the
city's present recreational sta
tus. The commission also urges
the City Council to adopt, in
general, a long-range recrea-
tional program proposed by the
Planning Department last De-
cember.
The Planning Department
Evening star., 1963-04-15

"The headlines all seemed to
gang up on me this year." said
a Fairfax County man who
spent most of the morning
standing in line.
Like thousands Of other
Northern Virginians he bought
his State and county auto tags
on the last day.
In Alexandria, Fairfax and