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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-26

Fur retailers and manu-
facturers indicate that more
furs will be worn this fall
than have been featured in
the past decade. according
to a reliable fur industry
Spokesman.
The increase, says Mr.. J.
George Greenberg, secretary
of the Fur Information and
Fashion Council, will reflect
a 20 to Is per cent rise in
fur garment production and
a proportionate increase in
sales at the retail store level.
This year." Mr.. Green
berg explains, women will
have a wider choice of furs
and an even wider selection
of styles to choose from. In
addition, the newly designed
garments will appeal to the
taste and pocketbook Of
style-conscious women desir-
ing the luxury of fur"
The merchandise being
purchased for retail store
sale this fall will amount to
approximately $425 million
with another estimated $50
million worth of furs used
for trimming swea ters
dresses, suits and coats.
To meet consumer de-
mands for style and econ
omy, the fur industry has
complied with full-length
coats selling at retail for $3.50
or less, and a retail ceiling
of $500 or less placed or
stoles, jackets, boleros anc
other small items.
AS garment trim m in g
mink leads all furs in popu'
larity. Beaver, Persian lamb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

tically the same meaning as
the definition lettered (b).
Write this down as BIB.
When you have all the
answers, check against the
correct pairings at the bottom.
Here is how we score the quiz:
Ten correct, excellent; eight to
nine, good; six to seven. fair.
/. Fabuhst; (al topflight HOLLYWOOD
star: (bl imaginative painter; tct liar.
,. Facade (a) building front; (o)
top card in suit; tcD surface OF
8. Faille: (al one who makes re-
peated failures OBJ ribbed dress fab
rio; le) kind of glazed pottery.
4. Fallacious: Ia uncultivated; Cd
degraded: tc) misleading.
5. Farctcal: "a light and airy: (hl
ladaicrSas; Co fantastic an tic made Nv
pOs; 81 litter Of piss; toS military
\ FarthinsSie: ta) emblem Of
Southern chivalry; Oh tuppence; tcl
part Of horse harness.
s. Fastidious: ca compassionate;
10, RENT: "a, loss Of consciousness;
Oh consratulatory pat on the back.
(c) pretended blow.
ANSWERS: lie: Pa: 3-b; 4-e; 5-b;
6-h; &c; s-b: BE: l0-e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22

here are 10 useful words all
beginning with "F." You'll
know the meaning of some of
them-but others may prove
puzzling. For each numbered
word try to find a term of
almost the same meaning
the definitions following
1t. For example the word
numbered 3 may have prac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-22
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
DAVID CRANE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Want to add some interest
ing words to your vocabulary
and have fun doing it? Well,
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Mother of Eight
Raped in Home;
Suspect Seized

PASADENA. Md, Dec. II
(AP).-A 28-year old man was
held by Anne Arundel County
police for the rape of a mother
Of eight children in her home
in the Blossom Hills develop
ment at Pasadena.
The man was captured in
the home by Patrolmen Jerome
Bozek and Gilbert Majerowicz
after the woman, "a, escaped
him and called police.
The three men fought for
several minutes in the living
room before the suspect was
subdued.
The woman said the man
entered the house shortly after
her husband had left for work,
She was asleep in one room.
and the children, ranging in
age from 2 months to IL years,
were in the other rooms.
She told police she first
thought it was her husband
who had returned. When she
realized it wasn't, she ran out
the front door with the in
truder in pursuit. He grabbed
her and threatened her with
knife and forced her back
into the bedroom where he at
tackled her twice, she said.
The man went to sleep, and
she fed to a neighbor's home
were police were called.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
'Boned Chicken
Bone Costly

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. IL (AP)
The Court of Appeals ruled
yesterday that packer may be
held responsible for letting a
bone slip into a can of "boned
chicken.
The high court reversed a
Montgomery County Circuit
Court decision and ordered a
new trial in Leo A. Buyers
$4,000 damage suit against
Rath Packing Co. of Waterloo,
Iowa.
Mr.. Buyers 14-year old
daughter Susan swallowed a
bone while eating chicken chow
mein made with the Rath
product in a Silver Spring
school cafeteria in 1856. The
bone was removed from her
throat at a Washington hos
pital.
The high court. in reversing
the Circuit Court decision, said
the packer represented Nthe
chicken as "boned," that the
user expected it to be ooneless
and that bones or slivers
IN the chow mein were some
thing that should not be
there"
Evening star., 1959-12-13
FROM ALL INDIA
Truck Loads of Gifts
Pour in for President

from Madras sent handmade
dolls for the grandchildren. A
New Delhi housewife sent q
Banaras handloom and an en-
broidered sari for the Presi-
dents wife.
The Indian Tea Council sent
ITS pounds of tea-one pound
for each member Of the Pres
ident's party, = including the
crews of the planes and hell
copters.
A 13-year-old student sent
an ink drawing of a youthful
looking Mr.. Eisenhower along
side Mr., Nehru.
The accompanying letter read
in part: mot only I but the
entire sane world regards you
as a real angel of peace. I have
therefore deliberately given you
a youthful appearance and
searching eyes. The world of
today is under the terrible
shadow of impending annihi-
lation and you will please do
your best to save humanity"
Evening star., 1959-12-13
NLRB to Probe
Strike Churqes
BALTIMORE. Dec. l2

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL (AP) .
The National Labor Relations
Board has announced it will
start Monday to investigate a
unions charge that strikers
were illegally replaced with
new employees at an Odenton
plaStics plant.
The charges were brought by
the Rubber and Plastics Work
ers Union Of the AFL-CIO after
its strike against the National
Store Fixtures Co.. Inc, left
some of its members with
out Jobs.
The 14-day strike, called be-
cause the union claimed the
company failed to bargain in
good faith, ended last October
81. A company spokesman said
lit strikers failed to get their
jobs back because of perma-
nent requirements.
Among the strikers replaced
were the president of the union
and IL other union officers.
The union claims they were
discharged for engaging in
union activities.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Re-evuIuution Set
For Expresswuy
In Maryland

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL (AP)
The future of Maryland's
Northeastern expressway re-
mains uncertain.
John B. Funk, State Roads
Commission chairman, said yes
, terday financing and a time
table for AZ miles of the on
again, of-again project will be
re-evaluated.
Under a reorganized highway
program. which seems certain
to receive legislative approval,
the expressway construction
would extend only about 6
miles from, the Baltimore City
line.
The expressway, which would
roughly parallel U. S. highway
40 for AZ miles from Baltimore
to the Delaware line. is part Of
the Federal interstate highway
system.
A 2.2-mile section from the
city line to the Baltimore belt
way is near completion and,
under the new arterial plan,
an additional $6 million section
of 3.6 miles would be extended
to White Marsh boulevard.
At that point, Mr.. Funk said,
a traffic count which totals
81 900 at the city line drops by
almost so per cent. Thus, he
said. the pressing need for ex-
pressway relief of U. S. high
way 40 out Of Baltimore would
be met while the remainder
of the expressway is under
study.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

NEW DELHI. Dec. IL (AP)
Truck loads of gifts for Pres
ident Eisenhower are pouring
into the initial StI'eS EI b2 "
and to the Indian government
from all over India, and from
people of all walks of life.
These include all kinds of
presents, ranging from a $50
year-old Moghul sword, a tig-
er's skin, a 100-year-ol table
cloth, and a gland of musk deer
valued in the manufacture
Of perfumes.
The Indian government is
planning to make its own pres
ents, besides those given by
President Rajendra Prasad and
Prime Minister Nehru.
The newsreel coverage of Mr..
Eisenhower's tour of India,
both in color and black and
white, will be presented to him
on Christmas eve as the gov
ernment's Christmas present.
Absentee Mrs. Eisenhower
and her grandchildren are not
being forgotten. A girl admirer
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Exploding Bottle
Case Appealed

ANNAPOLIS, Dec. IL (AP)
"A Philadelphia woman went
before the Court of Appeals
yesterday in an effort to collect
$50,000 damages for injuries
received when a soft drink
bottle exploded.
Marie Jane Joffre sought re-
versal Of a Montgomery County
Circuit Court decision which
denied her damages.
Miss Joffre charged neg
ligence on the part of the
Midtown Delicatessen and Res
taurant in Washington and
Canada Dry Ginger Ale, Inc.
The woman said she suffered
serious, painful and perma-
nent injury" to her leg when
struck by a piece of glass from
an exploding soft drink bottle,
part Of a carton display set
up in the delicatessen by Can
ada Dry.
The mishap happened on
January %, 1856.
The high court took the case
under advisement.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

NEW DELHI, Dec. IL (AP) .
Like most American women
who come to India, Mrs. Bar
bara Eisenhower bought a
handful Of saris. And like most
American women who buy saris
Barbara bought a problem:
How does one wear flowing,
colorful, lengthy cloth which
has no buttons or bows or
zippers?
Mrs. Eisenhower bought the
saris Friday. Today Mrs. Indira
Ganghi, only daughter Of Prime
Minister Nehru, undertook the
job of solving Barbara's prob
lem.
Into the rolling green garden
of the Prime Minister'S house
where Mr.. Nehru's gardeners
had built a 7-foot elephant of
plywood and yellow chrysan-
themums-Mrs. Gandhi invited
women from virtually all of In
dias II states.
Saris Worn Many Ways
Whether Barbara actually
mastered the problem remained
a state secret. But she had a
look at some of the finest saris
in India and learned that-like
skinning a cat-there is more
than one way to wear a sari.
There were women from
Maharashtra and Madras with
saris divided at the bottom and
tucked between the legs-handy
for riding horses. There were
women from the high coffee
growing region of Coorg with
the sari wrapped around the
waist and the loose end draped
over the shoulder.
Some women used pins to
keep the loose end in place.
Others simply let it flap. And
for still more variety there
were women from Punjab with
blousy, pantaloon-type trousers
and Moslem ladies with not
only pantaloons but wells.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
EISENHOWER

Continued from Fir==t c:Se
declare that disarmament is
the only means of warding of
the annihilation II humanity.
The unprecedented outpour-
ing of affection for Mr.. Eisen-
hover from the masses the last
three days was matched by
5000 of New Delhi's elite this
afternoon at garden party
given by President Rajendrs
Prasad.
Mr.. Eisenhower and Mr.
Nehru were reliably reported
to be concentrating their talk
on these five major issues:
Prospects of an East-West
summit conference, disarma-
ment, Communist Chinese
threats to India. Indian
Pakistan relations and India s
food and economic develop
ment problems.
Economic Aid
The two leaders in final SUM-
day talks also will review how
much India may expect in the
way of United States economic
aid for 1860.
The United States already
has provided So billion worth
of food. raw materials and
technical assistance to India
since 1851.
. Mr.. Nehru, who previously
had lauded Mr.. Eisenhower a;
"a messenger Of peace" paic
his latest tribute to the Pres
ident in an impromptu news
conference at press headquar.
ters set up by the Indian gov.
ernment for the duration oi
the Eisenhower visit.
Mr.. Nehru said the presiden-
tial visit 'is important news in
view of his-if ] may use the
world-pilgrimage in quest Of
peace
While many things have
been discussed and have hap
pened here" Mr.. Nehru said
everything has been in the
context of peace, cooperation
and freedom"
The Prime Minister seemed
pleased with the way the visit
is going. Government officials
said the mammoth welcome in
India given Mr.. Eisenhower on
Wednesday exceeded Mr.. Neh-
rus most optimistic expecta-
tions.
Ambassador Chagla said Mr.
Nehru had estimated the well
coming crowd at 2.5 million,
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Artrritis Nostrums
Hit by Foundation

DETROIT, Dec. IL CAP).-
Quack remedies cost arthritis
sufferers millions of dollars a
year. an ArthritiS and Rheu-
matism Foundation official said
today.
Such nostrums as tinted
alcohol, Puerto Rican tea and
cactus juice from Mexico we're
denounced by DR.. Ronald w.
Lamont-Havers, national medi-
cal director of the foundation
He spoke at the 25th anniver-
sary program of the American
Rheumatism Association.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

general disarmament, which
Mr.. Nehru feels to be imprac-
tical without Red Chinese CO.
operation.
Tomorrow, with the serious
business of his visit to India
largely behind him, the PreSi-
dent takes of on a sightseeing
tour of the Tai Mahal in Agra
to the north, a visit to an agri-
cultural college and a small
rural village. But since even a
visiting Presidents work is
never done, he will return to
New Delhi and another mon
ster reception tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
NO BUTTONS, BOWS
How to Wear q Sori
PerpIexes Barbara

To add to the potential con-
fusion, Barbara learned some
guests wore saris eight feet
long; some only five. The av-
erage length was six feet and
this included Mrs. Gandhi, who
wore brown and green printed
silk number-with no pin.
Attire Shows Indian Influence
For her complicated tour
around the sari-wearing course,
Barbara wore strictly Ameri-
can attire: a navy blue silk
dress with pleated velveteen
hat. But there was a strong
Indian influence on what she
wore to the afternoon recep-
ton given her father-in-law-
President Eisenhower-by In
dian President Rajendra Pra-
sad.
The afternoon garb was q
sheath dress and a jacket OF
gold brocade made from cloth
Mr.. Nehru gave her when he
visited Washington four years
ago. Barbara didn't wear a hat
to the reception because she
didn't have one to match the
dress.
Meets Villagers
In another venture into In
dian lore. Barbara was driven
this morning to Katwari Sarai,
a village 10 miles down a dusty
bumpy road from New Delhi.
After being introduced to the
villagers as the "Bshu" of the
"Amrikan Rashtrapati" (daugh-
ter-in-law of the American
President, Barbara was gar
landed by school children and
shown through the community
center and a number of mud
walled homes.
She also took a turn at an
Indian spinning wheel and ap-
peared pleased when one village
woman declared the Amrikan
Rashtrapati's bahu seemed to
have a good deal Of promise on
the charkha (spinning wheeD
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Dr.. Pugh Elected
By Medical Society

MARTINS BURG, w. Va.
Dec. IL. (SpeciaD DIR. George
Pugh of Martinsburg was
elected president of the East
ern Panhandle Medical Society
yesterday. He succeeds DR.. w
R. McCune of Martinsburg.
DR.. Jules Langlet. Charles
Town, was named first vice
president; DR.. N. B. Groves
Martinsburg, second vice preSi-
dent, and DR.. Frank Hamilton
Martinsburg, secretary treas
urer.
Evening star., 1959-12-13
Conference Set
On Civil War
Guest Center

RICHMOND, Dec. IL (AP).
Architects, budget officials
and representatives Of the
Medical College of Virginia will
meet here Monday to work out
details of a proposed Civil War
centennial visitor center.
1t was announced Friday
that a site on the grounds Of
the medical college had been
approved by the Executive
Committee Of the college
board following Endorsement
by Gov. Almonds budget plan
nerS.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

three times the size of the re-
ception for Mr.. Khrushchev
in 1855. Police had estimated
the Wednesday throng at is
million.
Evening star., 1959-02-06

MILITARY TRANSFER forces sale
on this deliehtful California red
wood rambler, near 81. Bernard's
Church and School, and BALTIMORE
washington expressWay. 24-ft. liv.
rm, with open fireplace. 3 niee-sixe
beclrms, huge de luxe cleo. kit,
full bsmt, with beautiful rec. Ima
loaded with extras. Assume Sl3,-
goo OF 4hss loan.
$500 DOWN. ss5 MONTH. economy,
3-bedrm masonry rambler, spick-
and-span thfoughout. Big ward
robe closets. equipped Step-saving
Kit fenced yard, aluminium storm
doors: quick possession.
ROGERS HEIGHrs-owner must
bier, built In 1858. Wiii COM
pletely decorate 70 suit prospective
buyer cow, to everything. Sacri-
flcing at Sl3,9b0; only $500 down
and SOS month.
ONLY $3.50 DOWN, including set
Element eharges viii also take
home or auto In trade. Two
bedrm. brick rambler, on level "a
extras added isxsonft iiv% NM rm.
elee. kit; FHA approved for Sl2,-
500.
SuNNYBROOK-Four- -bedrm full
bSmt. Cape Cod. Open stairway
between liv. rm. and din. rm., de
luxe kit. with disposal and dish
washer, attrac. knotty-pine bedrm
on End floor; beautiful rec. rm ,
near everything. Only S12 go,
FHA terms.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
AP 7-17T4
Evening star., 1959-02-06

SILVER SPRING : 3-bedroom. 2
story Colonial. Tiled fun hsmt
Lge. din. rm. and lge. kit, Quiet
street. l4,600, $500 down. yO-
SEPH 8. DEVEREUX. INC, VII
2-796s. OIL. 2-6305 ewes.
SILVER sPRfNG-owner trans
Lge. 3-bedrm., 1la-bath brk, ram.
bier: nrepl, 2O-ft scr. porch: rec
rm,; Ice. kit, sep. din fencing
storm windows; excel location
Sl9,a50, 10. 5-047b.
SILVER sPRINo-cLosE IN
New Listing
MONTGOMERY Blair-St. Bernadette'i
area, a digniiied brick Colonial OF
Ice. corner lot, true center hal
planl Spacious nV. rm. with IRE.
pl., family-Sized sep. din. Fm.
first-hoor den or bedrm. witt
bath; Z lac. twin bedrms. anc
bath on second floor; finished
rec; rm. with stone firepl; custom
built for owner who will sell al
cost. Call I'll q pm.
T EDERfCk W. BERENS SALES. INC
III T.rr00
Evening star., 1959-02-06
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A TRULY LOVELY 6-rm. brk. RAM
bier, mr.. Carrollton: eye-level oven
and surface units: full bsmt. and
rec. rm. Lge. bedrms., cement
driveway. sep. util. rm. Only Sl5,-
$50, with S1,S00 down. Assume
$4,000 loan; nice lot with shade
trees. FREDERICK W. BERENS
SALES, INC, AP. 7-4646.
A HOME WITH INSPIRING VIEW
OVERLOOKING 100-ACRE PARK
This 5 = year old custom built
BRICK RAMBLER has a variety
of features. TWO interior fire.
places Tin living room and recrea-
tion room, de luxe kitchen with
table space. large screened porch,
spacious garage, 3 bedrooms: high,
dry corner lot; walking distance
to- University of Maryland, high
school, St. Marks Church and
School and huge shopping center.
terms! IMMEDIATE Z OCCUPANCY
Don't wait, see this one today
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP. 7-s40O.
ALMOST Il ACRE with tan trees
with a SEPARATE din. rm., de
luxe kit, SUNROOM. lge. liv. rm.,
gar. and full bsmt.: Sacrificed ct
S17.950!l Exclusive with BOW
ERS BROS, INC, AP. 7-S40O.
ADELPHI : THREE BEDROOM
SPLIT LEVEL with de luxe kit,
nice lot and many other features /:
tust listed. First-time ofier 500
BROTHERS, AP. 7-s4Oo.
Evening star., 1959-02-06

GAITHERsBURG-This ia cute a
s,bSsSs bus sIs.apm s1S meat csV. q Coa Ia rth EsII
din. rm. and small den. quiet
street, yet cony % everything
BRIDGES A PETER, INC, Po
Evening star., 1959-02-06

= Handsome new
brick Colonial: bedrms., 2 baths
upstairs: den and bath on center
hall. nm. rec. rm, with 1repl.,
garage, porch. low sos. SAMUEL
Z. BoGLEY or MD, INC, OIL.
0-gQOO itil O
Evening star., 1959-02-06
hEN01NG1
NEW MARYWEATHER


Homes: and 4 bedrms., Ia and
baths, fin. rec. rm. GE color
kit, walk to elem, Jr. high schools:
SlS,200 to $50. 500. Models open
daily and suns. at 3SO2 Denfeld
ave. JOSEPH s. DEVEREUX INC.
VIII. 2-796S, VIII. 2-7967.
LANGLEY PARK-Inviting 3-bed-
rm. brk. rambler on corner lot,
convenient to everything. bus
ping; full bsmt., elec. kit. Easy
terms: owner leaving area, S1a.-
$50. c. ROBERT GRAY & CO.,
916 Ellsworth dr., JU. 5-61O0.
MANOR CLUB-True rambler nes-
exclusive country club. If you are
shopping for q home in this price
range you owe it to yourself to
explore the benefits of living in
Manor Club This home offering
bedrms. and att. gar. is within
walking distance of the clubhouse.
Full membership to approved pur-
chaser. Price S35.950 E. F.
BLANCHARD, Realtor, JU. $4,000.
MASS. AVE. AREA, Westgate-Fine
rooms. 2 baths, large den, base
ment, garage. Priced at S26,950.
Call JAMES E. SCHAWB, EN-.
2-5S00: EVENINGS, OIL. 2-1409.
NORTHWOOD PARK - Charming
well-plsnned split-level home, /
year old: 3 bedrms., bath, powder
rm., liv. rm., den, famtly-dining
rm. combination, de luxe kit. :;
excellent area; Assume large LIST
real buy! Call JU. 5-4E22: ewes,
JU. 5-5O66. LAWRENCE v.
Mr.. MONT. JR. COLLEGE-Older-
style home, on 60x200-ft. lot, with
tall shade trees; large bedrms.. E.
1st-fi. family rm. plus Lying rm.,
bsmt., oil h.-w.h h, garage; very
spacious; S16,950. A. J. KES-
SINGER & CO., JU. 9-4544.
PARKWEST = Nothing down CT
magic words to those with little
cash, good income and q dream
Beautiful 3 bedrms., 212 baths,
sep. din. rm. and lge. liv. rm.
rambler: ultramod. kit, lge. full
bsmt. with lovely rec. rm. and
outside exit. Call for appoint
ment to see. SUBURBAN PROP
ERTIES, Mgt., Lo. 5-36SS.
RAMBLER-Brk.: bedrms., 2
and bath in bsmt.; patio, barbecue
iot i By OWNER. SfS,a50. Silver
String, Nd. WI. 6-4347, after 6
pm, for inspection Sat, Sun.
and ewes Avail fnmed
Evening star., 1959-02-06
AsHBuRToN-BETHEspA

i0-YR MoNEY-BAc GUARANTEE
9S13 SINGLETON dr.-unique 4-bed-
room modern Colonial Washing
tonianD. . avail Immediately.
MN nlssfsred walia vood
double-hung windows, firepl. in
mahog -paneled den. sep din. rm b..
full bsmt. with outside entr,,
built-in gar. sun deck; loept ted In
the most fashionable $4,000 Be-
thesda area. mr.. schools, churches,
petitiveiy pric-o al S96,abO. as
low as $4,000 down. Also avail.
4 and s bedrm. Split-levels; S26.-
cEPTED. FURNISHED MODEL
OPEN DAILY. a.3O am TO q pm.
Dir. Out Old Georgetown I'd. 21a
miles TO ASHBURTON entr. PRY-
ME CONSTRUCTION Co, OIL.
2-73TN or RA a-R4R6
Evening star., 1959-02-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcoNTINUEpl

ALRXANDRIA-ALL-BRIcK 4-bed-
Em,. s-bath CAPE Cod EirsplAee in,
sNIs0,S ylns ,,sSsn sgsrA's lS aiPins Sas,m.n,
level lot. BLESSED SACRAMENT
PARISH. Asking SIS, 800, Call OV.
3-l4I3. SHANNON a LuCHS,
Realtors, Presidential Gardens,
ALEX. TOwNE -stone-and- :
brick front, 3 bedrms, with 4
like-new appearance. Sep, din.
rm and full bsmt.; -An be pur-
chased FHA. S1b,40O. p. W,
CLARKE, XII. s-6640 or ov.
3-3232