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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20
BY ROBERT J. LEWIS

EultOI Ot lnC 0IhE AAOuht sScebAch
A committee named by the
Washington Home Builders Asso-
citation selected approximately so
exhibit houses Yesterday for in
clusion in The Stars big Fall
Festival of Homes.
Selection was made from
among the largest number Of
entries ever submitted for con-
|sideration in this annual event,
On the basis of the wide va
riety of types and sizes. and the
geographical distribution. this
years exhibition will be the
most broadly representative in
Fall Festival of Homes history
Members Of the COMMITTEES
which selected the homes were
chosen for The Star by the home
builders organization, as fol
lows:
Pierrepont I. Prentice. pub.
Usher of House & Home Maya
zine.
Charles M. Goodman. well.
known Washington architect.
Richard j. Caravan, assistant
director, Construction Depart
ment and Research Institute
National Association of Home
Builders.
Since a prior agreement tt
advertise is not a condition of
builders eligibility. the commit.
tee was entirely free to make it,
own impartial selection Of houses
| for exhibition.
Under rules Of the annua
event, the first consideration was
that houses chosen be represent.
Iative of production in this area
so far as sizes. types and prict
ranges are concerned and. SO fal
as possible. as to the different
parts of the Metropolitan Ares
in which they are being built.
This fall festival will be helc
during four week ends starting
Saturday, September 10. and ex'
tending through October q.
It will cover a 23-day period
during which families will b
encouraged to visit as many a.
possible of this big crosS-sectior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-20
This Plan
Allows for
Expansion
Structural Change
Not Needed to
Complete Job
(Seventh OF a Seriesj

d
One Of the ways to economic
In building a house Is to GO
ahead with only part Of the
project at first, completing the
rest when you need it.
The award-winning house ap-
pearine on this page today was
designed 80 that 1t can be ex-
banded with relatively little work
when the owners decide they
want the additional space.
Any house. Of course. can be
enlarged. But this house is de-
signed so that it can be ex-
banded without any important
structural changes or additions.
The owners are MIR. and Mrs.
Roy j. Britten. The architects
were Leon Brown and Thomas
w. D. Wright. The builder was
Ketron & Hayes.
Located on Savile lane. Nc
Lean, Va. the house is one Of II
which won awards. for meri-
torious design In the architec-
t,iral competition sponsored by
The Evening Star and the Wash
ington Metropolitan Chapter,
American Institute Of Architects
The floor plan appears on this
page. together with a photograph
Of the house
As the floor plan shows, THU
house has two stories, with the
upper story fully completed ant
the ground floor having half it!
space devoted to q terrace roofet
over by the projecting secone
floor. Future expansion is pro-
vided for within the space de-
voted to this covered terrace.
# the owners decide the,
need more space, they can In
close this terrace, erect parti
tons and install bathroom fix
lures tplumbing is alread,
roughed IND. Doing the planne,
additional work will provide tw,
extra bedrooms. a screened-ir
porch and another bathroom.
On the upper floor are tw,
bedrooms, living room, foyer
kitchen. bathroom and 6-foot
wide deck running the entir,
43-foot length Of the house.
On the lower level, besides tn,
covered terrace, are a conserva
tory-recreation room and (
storage-furnace room.
Dimensions of the house ar,
43 by % feet, giving the nous,
about l.700 feet of Finished
space. With the expansion worl
completed, the area would b,
approximately 1900 square feet
The contract price for the nous,
in its initial stage was $16,25O
not including a 10 per cent arch
ttect's fee, the cost Of the 10
and landscaping.
Outside walls are of clea
yellow cypress 3-inch tongue
and-groove boards placed verti
cally. The kitchen is paneled IL
the same material. and the othe
interior walls are of drywall con
See PLAN, Page B.:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Tuesday. One Of his listeners
was NBC News Director William
r. McAndrew.
NBC, which drew q blank in
one surveys recent ratings. looks
better In the latest ARB report,
with Groucho Marx, George
0obel and Hit Parade reaching
the top 10. :. But CHS had the
first three-$B4,000 Question,
Lucy and Ed Sullivan. and ABC
was fourth with Disneyland!
The National Council Of
Teachers Of English gave their
first Tv drama award to Maurice
Evans (who else?) for his pro-
duction Of Macbeth"
Never let 1t be said. senors,
that Juarez. Mexico. wasn't an
accommo dating town. The
Mayor moved up the city's an
nual birthday celebration from
December Q to next Sunday 20
that TV viewers could see the
colorful fiesta on Wide, Wide
World"
Sundays impressive TV pro-
gramming lineup opens with the
longest Tv opera In the me-
dium's history-"Madalne But
terf1y." It will require 2h
hours. Elaine Malhin sings
Butterfly and Davis Cunning
ham. no stranger to Chicago
Theater Of the Air" radio fans,
win be Pinkerton.
Tomorrow's guests: Angela
Lansbury ON 0obel's show: Janet
Blair with Jimmy Durante;
Kim Novak On the Dorsey Broth
ers jaznboree, and Tom Ewell on
Perry Como's program.
WTOP-0 won't commence
the Big Ten basketballI
games until early next month
CHATS january. NBC win
launch It's NBA tpro) series next
Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
TODAYS TV
HIGHLiGHTS

-5:se. WTOP (s1--Highway Pa
troll: A reckless driver creates
his own punishment.
SEQ, WTOP ts) ~ Mama: An
unexpected event In Kstrin's
life upsets entire household.
$500, WMAL ca - Ozzie and
Harriet: Harriet decides after
al these years that Ozzie
should have q wedding band,
too.
s:sO. wToP tO-our Miss
Brooks: Principal Conklin in
stalls intercom system with
hilarious results.
$3.50, WMAL "a Crossroads:
Story Of q Baptist minister
who smuggled copies Of Bible
behind Iron Curtain; Carl
Benton Reid.
$500, WTOP t9)-The Crusader:
Woman claims Communists
are trying 70 force her behind
Iron Curtain again.
s:3e. WTOP ts)--Piayhouse Of
Stars: Kelvin Mccarthy. as q
tycoon, has Q chance to right
an old wrong done TO science
professor: Eduard Franz.
S:3o. WMAL (7)--The Wise: A
killer disposes Of three inno-
cent girls to cover his plan
for killing his wife.
$50. WRC ~ Star Stage:
The Marmalade Scandal, -
with Mildred Natwick.
1880, WTOP ts) Person to
Person: Ed Murrow visits the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
TODAY'S RADIO
HlGHLIGHTS
7:oS, WGMS-To France with

7:05, WGMS--Te France with
Music: Excerpt from the
little-known opera "Mireille"
by Gounod: "Suite Proven
Gales" by Milhaud. Com
mentary by Jacques Fray.
soc, WASH-fm; 1880, WWDC
-Counterspy: Chief David
Harding investigates motives
Of young hoodlums whose
pranks end in disaster in
the Case OF the Rock n
Rollers"
$3.50, WMAL ~ New Sounds:
Your Better Tomorrow: DR..
Paul Popenoe discusses work
ing wives" and Marvine Howe
talks about her best seller
1.-THE Prince and J."
900, WMAL 49, New Sounds:
Sound Mirror: Sounds Of
No Importance" features night
sounds Of q city.
$3.50, WTOP--Amos n Andy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

WSAe~AO4AoA OAAAAC sAoSSeAAAA8 0AaAAi
tlnkly laugh there.
When we left, reluctantly,
Miss Frances observed that she
had mo idea the Washington
press would be such 4 warm and
friendly lot"
Harrison. the oily type who
used to stick around after class
was dismissed to exchange COM
ments with the teacher, and
Laurent tof the Post) left the
room beaming like good little
boys who had just received GAS"
for good behavior.
i = 4
Findings Of the Norwich Con-
ference on Education and TV
may be summed up thuSly:
A. Miss Frances has q wonder
full sense Of humor. enjoys the
cartoons based on Ding Dong
school" One Of her favorites
(post- Hall Syndicate) carried
the tag line-"Please. Miss
Frances, Wait . Minutel Winky's
In the BAT Room!!"
D. She Wishes there were more
teachers represented ct the
White House Conference (which
drew her 10 washington Oh her
regular TV road schedule)
There's only grade teacher from
the entire Chicago area" she
said.
G. She believes that the teen
ager. too long neglected In net
work programming, win soon
come into his own.
d. There should b more pro-
grams that the family can watch
and enjoy together. Disney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

land, for example,. THE chill
dren could get 90 much out Of
q discussion Of q program with
their parents"
e. Miss Frances" still has
more than q year to 90 on her
five-year NBC contract and re-
Gently inquired about its exc
tension. IT did point out" she
smiled. that they got me for
nothing"
r. Miss Horwich's husband Isl
truly the retiring" type. 4
couldn't even worm his first
name out Of him. He's q law
yer historian. delightful to talk
to, and filled me in on back
ground data concerning his wife
that you may not know. For
example, she was born in Ottawa,
Ohio, the youngest Of six chill
dren. Two, brothers are pedi-
africans: two sisters are in
school work-ohe In Baltimore.
c'The pediatricians have to
watch their sisters show---their
patients quiz them ON iti")
G. Miss Frances' has devel-
oped her own survey" list Of
approximately 1900 educators.
professional people, etc., as an
unofncial sounding board" She
was surprised recently to dis
cover that parents we're firmly
turning their children away from
one particular network chill
dren's" show. And for q reason
that equally surprised her.
H. Some educators worry most
about who Is going to get the
l"credit" for q TV program-and
not the program itself.
I. I wish she'd come back for
longer than q week.
Score board: Most impressive
thing about Climax's production
Of "A Man Of Taste" last night
would have to be the 81 million
props which included the
9s-carat Shah Of Persia" dia-
mond and originals by Renoir,
Duty, Degas, Tomayo and Pr
casso, among others. Zsa Zsa
looked classical, too.
Zsa Zsas sister Eva-who is
rumored to have the talent In
the Gabor family--quashed that
rumor convincingly in wednes-
days Kraft production. The
story was about an old-time
movie director who refused to
face realities and there were
some convincing touches - like
1.-THE Aim clip from his movie
that were utterly lost In the
Iamateurish playing.
On tine MAN:
That new bowling series (Sat-
Iurdays, WMAL-7) has picked UP
. healthy 7-plus rating. Wisl,
lWMAL would find out on which
SHOW the fans will see the only
1900 (perfect) game ever rolled
while cameras were turning.
| A drunk mistook the WRC
Doll House booth at Eleventh
land q the other morning for q
Little Tavern. He knocked
lon the window and loudly de-
Emanded q hamburger and coffee
Departures: Nancy osgood
former WRC stafier, to st
Petersburg. Fla. for q berth on
the Times that may include
Iradio-TV activities. . Nancy
Is one Of the most competent
femme broadcasters this town
has ever had-and it's had some
dandies. Jane Angel, Of TV
Guide. resigned her post because
Iof illness and will probably be
heading back soon to her San
Francisco home.
News Oddly: Joseph c. Harsch
addressed the Bronxville, N. Y,
community Forum COMMITTEES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Fredric Marches and the
Mitch Millers.
L1:25. WMAL % -" Nig b t
Train: Inflated train 10
scene Of who-dun-it. Stars
Paul Henrefd, Rex Harrison
and Margaret lockwood
(l0&Q).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
ON THE AIR
Miss Frances Brinos
Apple for the Press
nY RERNTE HARRISON

DR. Frances r. Horwich better known miss Frances" to
NDCs DING Dong scholars met classroom full Of the local
press In her Shcream suite the other day and In time ut all
had perky discussion going variety Of subjects
And. like good teacher, she seemed to be having
wonderful time isening-addng incsve here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02

Music Hall: Meredith WILL
son visits program to discuss
his new book. Eggs I Have
Laid"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-02
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Evening star., 1955-11-06
|AiTbaseF Fight
|Iniures 100

SUNAKAWA, Japan, Sunday,
Nov. 8 Rl.Japanese police and
1900 angry demonstrators OPP
posing q United States air base
extension fought a battle Of
rocks and fists yesterday that In
jured 100. some seriously.
Steel-helmeted police. also
about 1900 strong, suffered 56
casualties before they broke the
resistance Of villagers and labor
unionists who came out from
nearby Tokyo.
Police scattered bafTicades of
burning straw which the demon
|strators had touched; Of.
A team Of 2s surveyors then
entered the disputed fields and
plotted runway extension S
needed to permit United States
jets to operate from Tachikawa
|air base near this village.
The Socialist Party, which OPP
poses the base extension, sug-
Egested q cooling on period. =
The government agreed to sus-
pend further surveys for q few
days.
As in similar melees at Sum
akawa last September, police re-
fused to use their sidearms OF
clubs. They met the barrage Of
stones and mops soaked in sew
tage and the humping Of fists
with pushing and wrestling
tactics.
Women symrathizefs stood hy
with straw mai,s dripping witt
sewage waving them at police
Police countered this maneuvel
by bringing up high pressure
water hose but there was M
report they had to use them.
Police reported they arrested
three demonstrators and charged
them with obstructing officials
| lone was i member Of the Social.
list Party
The Japanese government has
lpromised to extend the runways
under the mutual defense pact
Evening star., 1955-11-06

lare charged electrically. to some
extent.
The ultra -centrifuge method
lis a way Of separating the blood
by centrifugal force. Excess fat
climbs TO the outside as q heavy
scum. It can then be separated
biochemically.
BY electrophoresis, the doctors
separated the fat-protein groups
of the blood and charted them
They discovered the blood Of 2s
lof 66 members of one family had
Ia type Of fat-protein that isn't
in normal blood.
Even children Of the family
who had given blood and bone
from their own chest areas were
found to have the stranger In
their blood. although they had
mot yet developed the signs OF
painful hands and weakness.
OF the %. only Is had CAM
Iplained Of symptoms.
OF the Is members Of the fam
lily, the doctors found II COM
planning Of painful hands. five
had tight, parchment-like Skin
lon their hands, five had en-
llarged livers, four had eye alb.
Inormalities, three had enlarged
hearts and one had an enlarged
spleen.
Then the doctors dug deeper
I'm the archives Of the European
country where the family origi-
mated. they found records tt
show there had been no inter.
marriage. Other family records
reaching back to the l600s
showed members Of the famil,
even then had complained ol
mixers hand"
From this evidence, the doc.
tors concluded that the disease
twas faInilial or hereditary. with
the aid Of this one family, which
Dr. Rukavina called "a genetis
isolate. they had used some new
methods which might atale aj
least some Of the guesswOrk oui
lof genetics."
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Atomic Energy Commission
schii Asrcnoutics Boord
'Expors--import Bonk Of Washington
Form Credit Administration
Federal Civil Defense Administration
.FedefsI Cool Mine Sufety Board Of Review
sFedercl Deposit insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Foreign cluims Settlement Commission
Housing and Home Finaaes Agency toffies
81 the Administrutosl
Indirn Claims Commission
slnfernationul Cooperation Administration
sNoiionc Academy Of Sciences and Nptionul
Research Council
'Nutionol Capital Housing Authority
'Nnsionol c0pituI Plopnins Commission
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Advertising, Printing and Medic
Evening star., 1955-11-06
INSURANCE

Aatna Life Affiliated compsniss 's5
American cesHcity Insurance ccmpony, Silver
Spring Branch
A. n. Bokcr 8 ccmp0ny, Inc.
Wayne {. DoFmcn Life Insurance
EIlet and Short, Inc.
e Farm Bpfeou Insurance Ca.
fifemens Insurance Co. Of Washinetea 8
Georgetown
Fsanklin Life insurance compcay
Government Employees lnsnronce Co.
Greet American Group Of Insurance Componies
Of New York
Group HospitoIixntion, Inc.
sHome BeneficioI Life Insurance Company
John Hancock Mnfual Life insurance Company
Johnson s Adoms
]. D. Marsh 8 Associates
Massachusetts, Mutual Life insurance CO.
Monumentol Life insurance
sNotional Surety cofposation
New Enelond Mutuoi Life insurance compaay
sNew York Life Insurance Co. tAhnsteal
New York Life insurance Co. ID. c.
eNoFthwestefn MutuaI Life Insurance Company
Progressive Life Insurance Company
svietor o. SchiHnefer and compony
Stasdard Accident Insurance
State Farm insurance Co
Sun Life Insurance Co.
JENVELRY
costelberss
Cali and Brother, Inc.
A. Kahn, Inc.
KaY Jewely Co.
Cherries Schwartz 8 Son
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Notionol Science Foundation
Office Of Post Office Inspector twoshinstss
AFeo)
sPcRomu canul Company
Roilroud Retirement Board
Region 3--Generol Services Admiaistrution
sRepeeotiution Board
Securities and Exehonse Commission
sSeleetive Service System
Small Business Administration
sSmithsosiun Institution
sSubvesive Activities control Boord
Tennessee Valley Authority
United Ssutes information Agency
United States Soldiers Home
". S Civil Service Commission
international Labor Organizations
sPan American Union
District Of Columbia Government
Evening star., 1955-11-06
BEER, WINE q LIQUOR

sDeeksf Distributing Company
IsGlpFe pstfibntiss Company
|lntSseaiithal Distributing Corp.
lNelioosi ereviae Company
ssssfem pisiillen Corp.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Department Of Health. Education ond Welfors
Department Of the Treasury
Department Of ssote
{ General Services Adminisitotioa
syesefons Administration
sBureau 81 the Budget
Centred intelligence Agency
Council 81 Economic Advisers
sWhite House Office
Office Of Defense Mobilization
Government Printing Office 81
Library Of Congress
.Adminisrctive Office of the U, 5. Courts
Tcx Court u the y. 5.
". s. Court of Appecls
Advisory Committed scn Weather Control
American ButtIs Monuments Commission
American Notionol Red cfom
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Advertising, Printing and Medic
sAiexandfia journal
u. A. cartwell & compony. Inc.
Commerce Clearing House. Inc.
District News Company, Inc.
Reuben H. DonaeIley Corp.
The Evening Sier Newspaper Co.
Fuller & D'Aibert. Inc.
|churIes S. Geetx compcRy
.kol. Ehslieh & Mefriek Advertising, Inc.
|kiplinger Woshiagton Agency
kodnk Processing Lsbpsasorjes, Inc.
Low Reporter Prinsing cempony
Penn Paper Stock Company
Columbia Plonosruph compony
Potomoe Eleetresype Company. Inc.
Arthur 6. Newmyer 8 Associates
tohn l Thompson & Company
lsWGAY
EWTTG .gse sss,,.s.,s.s.. s.
IWall Street Journal
Washington Daily News
The Wcshinstoa Posi- and Time. .hefuld- TOP.
Inc.
Washingtoa RiSnosroph compGny
WestIand Printing 3 ssotiensp. Inc.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

cAMPAIGNERs: Wrop il up! Report Roundups 400 TO
500 pm. Mondoys, Wednesday, Fridays in Mural Room
Of Washington Hotel!
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Department 8 Variety Stores
FINANCIAL

Ameriecn Buildins Association
Amerieua Security 8 Trust Co.
sAuehineloss. Porkss, Redpash
sBank Of Commerce
Alexander Brown 3 Sons
.copitol Credit Corp.
sCentral chofee Service
Citizens euidins 8 Loan Association
.columbic Federal Savings Loan Association
scopncilor, Buehnnon, Mitchell 8 Hayes
sDun & Btudstreef, Inc.
Freneis |. DUPONT & Co. Of New York
Eussern Buildiss & Loon Association
Federal Services Finonee 8 industFipl Loon
Corp.
.Firf Fsdercl scsisss 8 Loan Assoeiutioa
Folser. Melon, w. ,. hibbs compony
General efedit, Inc.
industrial Bcnk Of Washinstoa
lnternotiosci Monetary Fund
Lincoln NotioneI Bsnk
Merrill, Lyneh, Pierce, FenAss & esane
sMelrcpelis Baildins Association ~
Munsey Trust Co.
Natioaol Permanent Buldins Association
National Savings 8 Trust CO.
Perpetual Buiding Association
skobeSl A. Philipsca 8 Company
sprre. Wsfehouss 8 compaay -. =
Stones Mercantile Agency, lac.
Saberban Tfpst
Union Trust Company
sWashiaasoa Permanent Building Assoeiotion
Evening star., 1955-11-06
FOOD 8 DRUG (consd. ]

sSOA ~ DAO6 tSuHtusJ
Pierre Restuuronf
Rock Creek Ginger Ale compony
Sofewuy Stores, Inc.
sSholRs Cafeteria
STANDARD Brands, Inc.
Ted Lewis, lac.
Waffle Shop
wilkins Rogers Milling Company
FURNITURE AND STORAGE
Alexandra Furniture Co.
Cameo Furniture and Appliance Company
Federal Storage Company, Inc,
Hopkins furniture Co.
Peerless Furniture Company
Security Storage Company
Health, Welfare, Recreation
and Educotion
Alexrndro Hospital
Alexandra Public Health Department
Aiexendiu Public Recreation Department
Alexandio Public Welfore Department
Arlington County Schools
American Red Cross, Eastern Ares =.
Boy Scouts Of America
Bor' Club Of Washinstos, D. c.
schildrens convoIesceas Home
: Community Chest Federation includes Alex
andrio. Arlington. Foirfdx-Foils Church,
Montgomery, Prince Georges and Woshins-
tons United Community Services)
sFomiIy and Child Services
Florence ciitsnion Home
Friendship House Association
George Washington URiyenity Hospitul
sGiH Scouts Of D. G.
sHebrew Home for the Aged
holson-Arms School. Inc.
Hospital Service Agency
landoa School
Montgomery County Public Schools
National Rodio Institute
St, AIMS lnfGnt Hems
sSolyoticn' Army
Sidwell Friends Schoool
Visiting Nurse Association
Washington Federotiea Of Churches, Dept. Of
Social Welfare
sWoshinstca Institute Of Mental Hygiene
Washington Missionary College
Washington Soniforium
sYoans Mems Christian Association lceatral
troll BRonchl
sYoaas Women's chdstioa Association tcsa-
trol BFonch
Young women's christisn Assoeiatioa. Phyllis
H..
Evening star., 1955-11-06
SHOW BUSINESS
.JEWELRY
COVER RNklENT

departments agencies reaching 80p of their quota for
Ito campaigns united the Community Chest Indicates 100 per
Evening star., 1955-11-06
OFFICE SUPPLIES

UleboId, INC.
International Businen Machines Cop.
Mofehoat colculoting Msehins compony
National Gosh Register composy
Pitney Bowes, Inc.
sShaw- Walker compony
chohes G. Sfott Company
Evening star., 1955-11-06
FOOD 8 DRUG

AAH Ssoies Dining Room
Amerieah Stores Company
sBlue Beil System, Inc.
Briggs 8 Company
caaada Dry
sckomhssIin coFetens
coIcniol Ice CTeom Compaay. Inc.
scounty Fair Bakery
Drug Feir
Florida Products compaay
Fcod Fair Super Markets
Garden I. sheppss, Inc.
Good liumor Ice crsem compeay Of Woshinstoa
Government Services, lne
sheekman Products Company, Inc.
sHisssfs Drugs, Inc.
Hubbard House, Inc.
Lighthouse Food Slce
o'Donneli's SEQ Grill and Restaurant
0lmsted Restuufnnt. Inc
ofieat kesfaurnat
otfenbersis Bukey. Inc.
Peoples Drug Stores
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Here Are the Community Chest 80 Peeenters and Better!
according to turned Community Chest headquarters
by Friday November 1866
BUSINESS FIRMS

Of more than Is employees in which so per cent or more
contributed to the Ito campaigns united in the Chest In
Evening star., 1955-10-31
1000 Democrats
Expected to Dine

About 1000 Democrats In the
Washington Area Is the attend
ance goal for the Democratic
Achievement Luncheon to be
held November 16, according to
Milton S. Kronheim, luncheon
committee chairman.
Mayor David L. Lawrence Of
Pittsburgh viii be the principal
speaker at the luncheon. spon-
sored by the Democratic Central
Committee Of the District.
Hall the proceeds Of the
luncheon. which win cost $25 per
person, win 90 to the Democratic
National Committee for the 1856
campaign. The District Central
Committee, according to Mr.
Kronheim, win use the balance to
help pay expenses in getting out
the absentee vote in the D. C.
area.
Headquarters for the lunch
con win be established in Room
1T Of the Willard Hotel.