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4-bedrm. rambler on 2 acres. Walk.
and shopping center, bus transp.
to D. c. School bus TO Waiter
johnson High school. Unusually
e nIfi Ms M IsIIcs Isl 5 SS sse'''
W. c. a A. N. MILLER pEV co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-, 2-4464
ROCKVILLE WEST END - 50-yr.
old weli-kept 4-bedrm,, 11a-bath
home with spacious landscaped
grounds, $4,000. s. Z. BOGLEY,
80. S S;gl5i ewes. Mr.. BiusoOnd'
ROCKVILLE bedrms., 2 baths.
lRe. kit, firepl., fenced 76x1S1 II.
lot, beaut. handicapped. fully In
sulated walls. aluminium storm
vi sinS owSxR cO oZ 4 Psiss si4'S0o'
ROCKVILLE. Twinhrook: S4O0 dn..
$50 mo. pays all--3-bedrm. home:
room for 4th bedroom: fireplace,
SI2,500, r. I. SMITH REALTY,
GA. a-77ll, GA, A-s795.
ROCKVILLE VICINITY = soft.
long rambler on acre. 4 bed
rms, den, baths. .OoV.
BRIDGES ~ PETER lNC., neel-
tor, Pc. 2-4374: ewes. GA. 4-s196.
ROCKvILLE-If you have z vacant
lot IN Rockville near the new
Rockville pike here is your OPP
port. OF a lifetime;. Ice. 4-bedrm.
frame house complete: must DC
moved before June 30 TO start
commercial construction. Sl,OOO.
JU. 5-1444, ST. 3-6532
ROCKVILLE--3 bedrms., Ia baths.
I'm. rec. rm. and laundry room
with sroun s,I Client snttr" plus o 1I,l
SIS,250. JOSEPH s. DEVEREUx.
INC. VIII. 2-7ees. WI. 6-2321.
ROLLINGWOOD - Beautiful brick
home. in setting Of me shade
din. rm. leading TO screened porch,
Is a library. 9 bedrms.. ga baths,
recreation rm., large storage rTn.,
gear garage. and 2 sundecks. one
of the library, the other of a
bedrm. There Is sep. outside
entrance to 2 Of the bedrms.,
making the house suitable for q
several generation family or
physicians ONCE. Please call INEz
, CUSHARD, EN-. 2-4232, or OIL.
7-2953.
ROLLINGWOOD, for sale BY OWN
Err; leaving city, bedrms., 3
baths, maids rm., lily. rm., din.
rm., kitchen, family fm., biliit-in
GARAGE; cow. schools, transp.,
churches. Open. 1907 Rocton ave,
SILVER SPRING--Hollday Park
split-leyel; 4Ass GI loan avail.
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RAMBLER-$l5,450
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
I TILL DARK
T0O2 BARTON RID.
III. a. HUMPHRIES
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

AAA C0NDITI0N-SS0O down pay
fuii b Sn .s rs snsSTus up- tco
equipped kitchen; beautiful, fenced
yard. Children will be within walk
ing distance from school, bus and
swimming pool Priced at $4,000,
with just one FLA trustl Call to-
day for appointment LuRIA
BROS, REALTORS, IA. 7-S500.
9 TIL o.
AAA VALUE, OWNER: near Alex,
under $4,000. Below FILA; best
terms-3 bedrms,, IN baths;
Manor: g57 Williams dr.: pool
membership avail. SO. 5000.
A BUY: ALEX, S.-Sharp 3-bed-
room brick rambler on large fenced
lot. Vacant, Assume S12,650, 4hfs
loan; excellent terms. HAMMER
REAL ESTATE, INC. KI. S-10l2.
Al LOCATION, in ciose-in Ari.
home with beautiful shady lot.
Quiet street: easy upkeep. FLA. or
assume 4 X "a loan. ia. 7-00S7.
A LOT OF LOT goes with this
CARING home Just over the Ar:
s siSDpsd has S syseSs oy samO ss
posal, and exhaust fan, there's
800 wiring. Johns Manville siding
and rock wool nsulation-there's
even . Gear garage-you eouldn't
ask for more for only S13.950.
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee
hwy, IKE. $3.50.
ATEV A NrTNnTh AnT RATnRA~
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WESTMONT

Minutes from the Pentagon and
other Government offices-Attrac-
tive. brick semidetached on tree
studded lot, on Columbia pike: 2
bedrooms. living dining room,
kitchen and full basement. CT
loan can be assumed. Reasonable
down payment.
KE. $4,000 9 TIL 9
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

eEAUT. BRICK COUNTRY HOME
IN Charles County
On 2-acre lot. 4 bedrms., u baths
liv and sep. din. rms, ige. kit,
full bsmt.. porch with upper bal
cony; IA miles from D, G. line,
s.e,; q bargain at S2l,500; S2,oO0
DIN
FOREST HEIGHTS REALTY
60S5 Indian Head Hwy. Sc.
10. 7-l116
Or 10. 7-S950 After q PM.
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LEWTsDALE - Brk. cape Cod; 4
bedrmn.. expand, attic, hGmt.,
2s0l prexel ST.. IA. 1000.
MICH. PIX. HILLs--Brick Colonial.
3 hedrms., liy. rm.. din. nm. kit,
bath, h.-W.h., lge. scr. porch, rec,
rIn., fenced I'd; Asking $4,000
bf23 18th pi.. UN. 4-454..
MORE FOR YOUR M0NEY--Brick
and shingie Colonial for only SIS
900. Flrepl In liv. rm.. sep, din.
rm., eouip. kit, twin-size bedrms.
lnndsc. fenced lot. cow. Rogers
Heights loo, $500 On. on easy EHA
terms. FREE eTATE PROPER
TIES, AP. 7-1260.
NEAR HIGH POINT HIGH SCHOOL,
New, S-bedrm., 2-bath. fuli-hsmt,
rambler, Fireplace In llv. rm.,
unusually lge. kit, V acre; FHA
approved Al SID,ob0. HOI,MEAD,
REALToR, ~. $4,000.
Nh. MD. UNIvs--3-bedrm. and ga
s3Oa MstEerott I'd. FLA; siS,-
600. WINSTON c. CLAY. WA.
IaALZA.
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LOAN-oniy $3.50 down
and S96 per mo. with no red tape
for this masonry rambler built IN
area, 3 bedrms., mod. kit. Ice.
lot; excel. cond.; cow. Landover
area. Z. c. HILLEY g. CO.. AP. 2
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

BEACON HTS. near freeway: OF.
bsdrm. rambler: SEP, din. rm.
mod. equip. Kit. wall-to-wall car
peting, finished bsmt. with pic
ture window: nr. schools. shops.
and !ranSp. HEoARTY a BYRD
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ANnPEWS APE


oxon Hill split level, $3.50 down: 8
bedrms., N baths, eye-level oven,
separate dining rm., immaculate
condition: no qualifying; imme-
date poss.
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ANDREWS Area bedrms.,
baths, full bsmt., knotty-pine rec
rm.. garage with storage rm., 2
rm. cottage on lot. Beaut. land
scaped; FILA appraised. $1,000
On. BY OWNER. CHI. S-44Sl.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Alligood Selections
WOODWORK
Open sunday ! to 2 Pm:

. Whitestone court. st. Barna-
dette's Parish-Colonial; 8 rms,
firepl., rec. rm., screened porch,
II, $3.50. 1T, lot with shade
trees; $4,000. Dir: Univ. blvd.
to Whitestone I'd. to No. 3
Whitestone court.
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Assume CT loan: 3-bedrm. rambler
corner lot, full bsmt., equipped
kitchen. Must be sold
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$500 down, FHA-2 bedrms. with
expansible attic; full bsmt. onl,
SI2,7 $50 RE, $4,000 It'll q pm.
PRUDENTIAL, REALTY CO.
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CAMP sPRINGs-colonial brick;
fruit trees, etc; only SI5.950'
terms: ONCE open Sat, and Sun.
FOo-T AVN fFC 30.
REALTORS. RE. $4,000 or RE.
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AVE. -Canp SPRINGS

oEdtiCll hNC.-OhAhhp opAAAibo
Lovely home. on picturesque knoll,
? bedrm... We. den, Hollywood
bath, dble. earnae, single box
stall stahles acre: beautifully
handicapped, owner transferred.
sacrilice for quick sale. OIers
and trades considered.
MORRIS REALTY
2524 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc.
10. 2-3362 LQ. l-4712
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by OWNER, Mt.
Calvary Parish. cow. to Andrews,
Boiling, Census-Lovely 3-bedrm,
corner rambler: Handicapped, bas-
ket-weave fence; modern kitchen,
large din. rm., 21-ft. liv. I'm. with
oak-paneled fireplace wall: finished
rec. rm., separate workshop, ldry
present FLA loan, SIG. 400; Price,
S20.950. VIII consider md trust
from responsible party. RE.
6-652O,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. home on
. lovely acres, you must see this
Sns ~ GnlE sssSsO ra aT5%s
lot l00xl00: sewer and water;
$1,000, Az o. CT loan. $1,000
dn.. SS5 mo-, no qualifying neces-
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CONN. AVE. KsTs. -s495 On, nc
settlement charges. det. ramblerh,
3 bedrnt. Assume 45aet Ol loan,
Fenced lot: awnInga. 10. 1910,
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ANDREWS FIELDS $500 dn., SIS.
$50. FHA-4-bedrm. brk. Cape
Cod: full bsmt.; lge. level lot: Z
min. To the base and shopping
eenters. Owner transferred. Cal
RE. 5-40S5 or RE. 5000, WEST
REAL ESTATE.
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mEQpgn
BETHEsDA-wYNGATE
6108 Melvern

OPEN SUNDAY 3 TO 8
Brick Cape Cod with separate din
ing rm., bedsms., ? baths Zone
on first fioor) available for mid
June occupancy. Full bsmt., with
outside entrance, seniiilnisned rec.
Immaculate home, can be pur-
chased with as little as $4,000
cash and monthly payments OF
approximately S145.
DIR: Out old GEORGETOWN I'd; 20
Beech dr.. left to SINGLETON. right
to Meivern, left to house.
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ANDREWS AREA; sUrTLAND-
Masonry Cape Cod; 4 bedrms.,
bsmt.. on a-acre lot: only Sl0,-
$50. S1,100 DIN. owner leaving
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4-drower ehes
s12.ss

~" wide lllz" deep. -" high.
Mode Of lovely knottY pinei used
ssporofsIy OF combine ssvsrcl for on
ensemble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
TOMORROW

Shirley Temple will COM
mentate a $3.50 pm. show
ing Of children's fashions at
woodward g. Lothrop's F
street store. At S pm. she'll
repeat it at the Chevy Chase
store.
Jelleff's presents the FASH
ion show at the Mayflower
Hotel Presidential Room
during luncheon.
Jelleff's will do the Easter
fashion presentation at the
National Capital Flower
Garden Show. Armory. 4 pm.
and 8 pm. Repeat shows will
be held Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The Surrey Of Potomac,
Md, will present sports at
tire and casual clothes at a
fashion show for the Town
Club at 1880 pm, at the
home Of Mrs. Samuel E.
Bogley, Potomac. Md. Mrs.
william E. Carroll Of the
Surrey will do the commen-
tary.
Ursula Hammil, famous
millinery designer, and her
spring Dream Puff" collec-
ton. will be in the Millinery
Salon of Hecht's Washington
store.
Shoe Fair at the Hecht Co.
starts today.
Evalyn's Of Connecticut
avenue win do the fashion
show for the Gamma Chap
ter of Sigma Phi Omega
Sorority dinner at $3.50 pm
at the Fairfax Hotel. Phyllis
Bell models.
TUESDAY
Julius Garfinckeps will do
the fashion show for the
Navy Supply Corps Officers
Wives Club Navy Relief
benefit to be held at 1890
pm. at the Boiling Air Force
Base Officers Club.
Jelleff's mathematician
show, Easter Toys. at Fort
Belvoir officers Wives Grub,
Mackenzie Hall, Fort Belvoir.
Leslie POmer men s
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Darling Dress Shop, Bo-Peep
Shop and Waters Shoe Store.
Sylvia Dewey will commentate
the showing. Vincent ct Vim.
cent hairstyles.
Woodward & LOthrOp will
have Glenhaven fashions star
ring at 2 and Z pm. in the
casual dress department.
FRIDAY
Julius Garfinckel g. Co. will
do the Happy Go Donkey"
fashion show for the Wom-
ems National Democratic
Club at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Angeles new spring fashions
star at the Z pm. fashion
show at the Villa Rosa Res
taurant. A Wheaton Studio Of
Modelling show with hair
styles by Beauty. Inc. of
Wheaton.
Lansburgh's will have in
formal m odeling during
luncheon at the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel from - To 2
pm.
Lansburgh's launches a
Fashion Missile into Outer
Space at the Sherwood. Md,
High School PTA benefit at
8 pm.
SATURDAY
JelIeff's Sue Boteler pre-
sents International FASH
ions" at a luncheon in the
Capitol Plaza Room Of the
Hotel Continental at / pm.
for the Indiana State So
ciety. Wives of the Ambas-
sador Of Indonesia Wet
Nam. Pakistan, The Philip
pines, and Japan are spon-
sors Of the show. Fashions
from their lands also will be
shown.
Luncheon Fashion Show at
ODonnell's Sea Grill in
Bethesda at. 1890 pm. Capri
CaSuals and Happy Time
Toys will present the FASH
ions. Kaytee Mizelle of the
Keye School will be in
charge of the presentation.
Hecht's will have a show
ing Of Easter Finery for
the UNDERGO Jr. Deb. WASH
ington store in the junior
deb department. Glenna Ire
ton will do the commentary.
Woodward e. LOthrOp pre-
sents the fashion show at
2:30 pm. for the American
Institute of Banking at the
Presidential Arms Hotel.
Washington Party, Willard
Hotel, Crystal Room, at
1890 pm. with fun, FASH
ions and celebrities the order
Of the day. Mrs. Gladstone
Williams in charge of the
weekly fashion presentation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
Leadership
Is the Aim
OfProgrqnl

Mrs. George w. Balm,
president of the Richmond
Diocesan Council Of Cath
Ollie Women. has announced
the formation Of a commit
tee to finance a Leadership
Exchange Program.
The program win provide
means for a qualified woman
from a foreign country to be
brought to the United States
for a visit to study how
women can improve the
social, cultural. educational
and spiritual standards of
their country.
The idea for the program
originated with DR.. Alba
Zizzami. Ph.D., who is with
the meow representative at
the United Nations. She
noted the lack Of qualified
women from foreign coun-
tries to particiate in UN &C
tivities. The plan took shape
after a discussion by DR..
Zizzami with Mrs. John A.
Mccormick, Northern Vir-
ginia Deaneries Chairman of
Social Action. and Mrs. Balm.
The visitor will observe
agencies Of the Federal Gov
eminent, the Women's Blu
reau Of the Department of
Labor, the Pan-American
Union and its inter-action
with other organizations of
women and the National
Council of Catholic Women.
The Richmond Diocesan
Council, under Mrs. Bain's
guidance. has started a pilot
operation to finance the
program.
Mrs. Balm has appointed
Mrs. Louis q. Mendez, jr.,
Northern Deaneries chair
man for international rela-
tons for 1958-59. as chair
man Of the committee for
financing the program. As
sisting her will be Mrs. Ed
mund Dwyer.
Also serving on the COM
mittee will be Mrs. Thomas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08
IT'S A DATE

+, dresses star at a 2 pm. FASH
ion show at Woodward g.
Lothrop in the F Street store.
A repeat show at 2 pm. in
the Chevy Chase store in the
women's dress department.
On Thursday at 3 and 8 pm.
the dresses will be shown in
the Seven Corners store.
Hecht's stages informal
modelling at the Statler-Hil-
ton Hotel between 8 and 9
pm. featuring Easter FASH
ions, furs and millinery.
The Shoreham Hotel will
have informal modelling in
the Garden Restaurant from
1890 pm. until 2::3O pm.
Fashions from Anna May
Nichols. Millinery from Mai
sons.
Lansburgh's presents an
Easter fashion show at Suit
land High School, Suitland,
Md, at 7:30 pm.
Jean MatOu fashions with
spring hairstyles by Heads
of Bethesda star at the
INSTRUMENTATION show held
weekly at ODonnell's Sea
Grill in Bethesda. Informal
modelling from IL to / and a
formal show at / pm. A
Keye presentation with Kay
tee Mizell doing the COM
mentary.
WEDNESDAY
Rose Williams Town and
Suburban Shop in Bethesda
presents the fashions at the
Navy Dental Wives luncheon
fashion show at the Naval
Officers Club in Bethesda at
las pm. Kaytee Mizell will
do the commentary.
Junior WOmen's Club of
Silver Spring. benefit fashion
show with an EaSt-WeSt
theme, 8 pm. at the North
wood Senior High School.
Western clothes from Counts:
spring fashions from An
gele's: Beun's Furs of Con-
necticut avenue; coiffureS by
Barrett Parker. A Keye pre-
sentation with Kaytee Mizell
doing the commentary.
Easter Fashion Showing at
8 pm. for the Non-Commis-
stoned Officers Wives Club
of Fort Belvoir, staged by
Hecht's with Glenna Ire
ton doing the commentary.
THURSDAY
Julius GarfinckePs will do
the fashion show at the Air
Force Officers Wives Club
with the theme Eyes on
Paris and America" at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel Ball
room at 1890 pm.
Miss Marie of Gina milli-
merry will be at Hecht's Wash
ington store in the millinery
salon. Friday she'll be at the
Parkington store and on Sat-
urday at the Silver Spring
store.
Easter Millinery from Lans-
burgh'S stars at the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel from $50 to
$3.50 pm.
MOrningside WOman's Club
presents Easter Fashions
for Mother and Offspring" in
the Morningside Elementary
School. Clothes from the
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OAR Members to See
British Isle Slides

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wightman Barber will enter
tain members of the Mary
Washington Chapter. D. c.
Daughters of the American
Revolution, at the meeting at
lis pm. Tuesday in the
OAR Chapter House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber will
show pictures and speak on
Historic Castles and Manor
Houses of England and Scot
land" Mrs. Cloyd Heck Mar
win, chapter regent, will pre-
side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-08

Bishop. Mrs. Joseph M.
Kraft, Mrs. Leroy j. Haugh,
Mrs. James F. Delaney. Mrs.
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William J. Heating. Mrs. y
Joseph Ducibella and Mrs.
Edward r. DeMeter. b
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April 6

December s, le4l, William
Bendix, Jesse White. tRepeot.I
1890
4-Aeodemy Awards.
z Hours. Bob Hope, Jerry
Lewis, Dovid Niven, Sir Laurence I
Olivier, Mort Sahl will be the
m. e.'s. Live from the Ponteees
Theoter, Hollywood, Colif.l
5-Douslos Foivhonks Presents.
7-Jehn Dolly. News,
lo;A5
7-Weather. Sports. News.
Allen, Sieoel, MoIkis.
ll;Oo
5-StorIieht Theoter. Movie,
I Hour. IS Min. Murder, Ny
Sweet" 1914 A privote detee-
tive sets out to find Q missing
women. Dick Powell, C'oire
Trevor.
IL Led Three Lives. Intrigue.
Richard Corlson stors.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Mudd Douglas, Daniels
HAS
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ia HeuFs. Seven Sinners"
1910. A Navy officer meets o
henky-tonk singer in the South
Seas. MorIene Dietrich, John
Wovne.
1880
7-FoIlow That Men. Crime.
THE Doy They Kidnapped Sonta
Cleus." Relph eelIemy,
1900
7-Jun9le. Adventure.
l2:l5
1.-The Lords Prayer.
iz:25
5-Thousht FOR the Day.
1880
4-Joek Poor Show. Voriety.
100
9-MeditotioR. WeotheE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
Sen. O'Muhoney
In Naval Hospital
After Mild Stroke.

Senator Joseph c. O'Ma-
honey. Democrat Of Wyoming
is in Bethesda Naval Hospital
recovering from a mild stroke,
his Office announced today.
Senator O'Mahoney. who Is
rs years old. suffered the stroke
at his apartment in the Shera-
ton-Park Hotel early Friday
morning. shortly after the SEN
ate voted on the nomination OF
Lewis L. Strauss to be Secre-
tary of Commerce. He was
taken to the hospital by ambu-
lance.
The Senator's doctor said
this morning he is "reacting
very well" to treatment and
that his chances for recovery
are encouraging" Senator
O'Mahoney has been in the
Senate. with one brief Interrupt
ion, for rs years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
Last IS Veteran
In Oxygen Tent

HOUSTON. Tex, June %
(AP) Walter Williams. last
survivor Of the Civil War. rested
today in an oxygen tent. his
condition unchanged in his
fight against pneumonia.
There's little or no change. !"
DR. Russell Wolfe said last
night.
His temperature has dropped
a little bit and his pulse is
good" the doctor added The
116-year-old Confederate vet
Grams temperature had risen
to 10l during the day.
Missing from Mr.. Williams
bedside was his small radio.
which he usually kept tuned ~
hillbilly music station. His
daughter, Mrs. Willie Mae
Bowles, said she removed II to
give him more rest.
She said he appeared to have
no trouble breathing although
he suffered from congestion IN
his right lung. Mr.. Williams
took liquid nourishment. yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
Stee|men Meet
U. 5. Officials
In Talks Today

~ we Ahs9t'Aigd Frfss
Top steel industry ofiicials
arrive today for informal talks
with Senators and the head of
the Federal Mediation Service
amid reports the Government
is quietly sounding out both
sides in the steel labor dispute
on a compromise contract pro-
posal.
r. Conrad Cooper, executive
vice president Of the United
States Steel Corp, and chief
negotiator for the steel indus
try, was scheduled to meet late
today with Joseph F. Finnegan,
Cancellation service director.
Later Mr.. Cooper and Roger
Blough. board chairman of
United States Steel, will dine
with a group Of Democratic
Senators at the Capitol. Last
week David j. Mcdonald. presi-
dent OF the United Steelworkers
Union. held similar meetings
with Mr.. Finnegan and the
Senator'S.
The Government, while
maintaining the official hands
on policy proclaimed by Presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-22
N Show to Star
Godfrey Sept. 10

NEW YORK, June % tAP)
"A special one-hour television
show is being planned to star
Arthur Godfrey, who Is con-
valescing from a lung cancer
operation performed April 30.
The show is set for September
l6 from 10 to II pm. edit d.
The type Of show has not been
revealed yet. Presumably it
will be in the nature of a
welcome for Mr.. Godfrey, re-
turning to television after a
f1ve-month absence.
CHS is reported already to
have obtained two sponsors for
the show.
Mr.. Godfrey's tslevision and
radio schedule for the fall is
not known.
The star is now spending
most Of his time at his farm
near Leesburg, Va. He, left
Columbia Presbyterian Medical
Center for his New York City
apartment on May Is. He re-
turned to the hospital for post
operative treatments almost
daily until about two weeks ago.
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is designed to make business
men more sophisticated in the
jungle of practical politics"
Experts Skeptical
Both the Republican and
Democratic National Commit
tees naturally are interested.
But the political experts. while
hopeful, are skeptical too.
Before assessing the educa-
tional programs under way.
they want to see the drift of
things-to see If businessmen
not only contribute more gen.
erously to political campaigns
but also descend from their
perches in trade and finance
and get little dust in their
eyes at the precinct levels.
"All of them want to be
generals" one expert COM
mented wryly. None wants TO
be a precinct worker"
Held Nonpartisan
The business organizations
insist their programs are nom
partisan and designed to APP
peal to those of both Demo-
cratic and other political per-
suasions. But some Of the ex-
perts feel otherwise.
THE whole thing" said one
expert, has been set up to of
set union activity. think that's
an error. They're going to lose
in any run-in with unions in
this field. They would be better
Of if they would join with
unions in a venture in good
citizenship in getting more peo-
pie interested in politics"
Some measure of support for
this point of view was given IN
a recent announcement by VIII
liam c. Stolk. president OF the
American Can Co.. that his
company was encouraging its
executives to enter politics
down to the ward and precinct
level
The industrialist said bust
nessmen were spending too
much effort trying to find areas
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wage increase--not yet speci-
fied-along with a cut In the
normal 40-hour work week plus
other benefits.
Recently. Industry negotia-
tors have indicated that wages
might be raised II the union
would make concessions that
thN industry said would pro-
mote aefnciency. But the union
turned kdown any deal that
would wipe out contract gains
Iofspast years.
The welfare-type benefits in
cluded in the plan being
preached by some Government
oficials would be considered
non-inflationary. No specific
terms are being pushed.
Some Government officials
feel that substantial welfare
type gains along with q modest
increase in wages-now basic
ally 5000 an hour-would give
the union a good settlement
and at the same time avoid a
big wage increase pattern for
the rest OF the Nations in
dustry.
The welfare items would in
clude pensions, insurance and
related programs-things that
assure payments in the future
rather than now.
Some consideration also is
reported to have been given to
the idea Of transferring the steel
negotiations from New York to
Washington. Mr.. Finnegan Is
said to have offered advisory
services Of his agency to both
sides.