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What do you bid?

Answer: Two hearts. You
would like to bid more when
you have 100 honors in your
partners suit. but the hand is
just too weak for any stronger
bid. If the hand is likely to
produce a game your partner
will make some invitational
bid, and you will be happy to
accept the invitation.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-20
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:s:ooUsss, MsrihoriS riSrio" .olIs1 lIS'AiSe HaiIs.
good1 s1 beds ,,: Sl4;sS s.1.;,s, per set. BRIE RI.
corner 18th and s SITS. NV. Du
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AIR-CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Guest rooms BY the day or week
including maid service; reduced
rates for monthly occupancy. Will
or without linens and maid serv.
ice. secretarial service; sun decl
overlooking entire city; amplifiec
master television antenna system
garage facilities: 12 minutes from
White House.
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FOR SALE FOR SALE


PIANOS = Rent At Jordan's Low
scIss, srSnds and uprights from 81
monthly up with 20 epslcn q o.. Y pNy ,e,,r,
sToREs. corner fsth ana d d
Es nISSs, nIreS1s sT R;,,S:son s,saoot tjsE Eige q.
BO0O). N33a 0eorgia ave, Silver
Spfine (Phone Ju. 5-li05): lO4
William street, Fredericksburg. Va.
tPhone Essex 3-7472l, Pull selec-
tion a a,I, AZ stores; .,!. silver u. spsins .n.
nings.
PlAN0S--Returned from rental.
spinet and console plhnoa, prec-
tlealiy new. sharply reduced for
q st NV, RE, 7-0212.
PIANO. MASON a HAMI.IN. in new
condition, Call XII. 0-30Hl,
PIANO, with bench. excellent for
rec. rm.: $7b. JE. 2-Bb3l.
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sOFA-BED, Duncan Phyfe, yer,
good condition $50. Ii. 3-69ls
SOFA, new cond., blue mohaiF
MAJOR Masterpiece, sacrifice, SIS
TIA. Q-OS62
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lcoNTINUEDl

BOILING PIELD AREA, ii2O
IA ssI'Sn ssaIn y 'is'asssiss'd sgis' .sssS and
rent 5eHts.itrss. free. Mr.. WILLIAMS, 10.
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CAPITOL HILL, $40 East Capitol
stY---Nice, large single. double and
service. Ii. 6-235b.
CATHOLIC u. VIC.-Front, first
H. pvt. entr.: Teass gentleman.
Tu. 2-ll42.
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APIS, FuRNIsHED--VA.
(coNTINUED)

ARL.. s.--Larss knotty.plne enc,
sRS.il sS:i S'Tls MIN iyPsai Pssi dlsA.' D1 .nta. sas
fd, oi SSrd 81. Set. RE. / and
Arl. Ridge rd,
All: S.s1;;,s eT; claTsnSSR-EasiF. %IS Ess 91d a
500. Incl. all utiis. JE. 4-6265..
ARL., NJ duplex mr.. Vt. Myer---
Lcvely. spaes free pTkg., IDEAL for
grp. OF 4. IA. s-l5O2. DI. 7-O636,
OLD TOWN, ALExs-ssO mo. incl.
water and elec. Call TE. 0-3004
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DOCS, PETS, ETC.

900o1 tbbOt 6tot
Axe REGISTERED
COLLIE PUPS. s weeks old: al
shots and vormed. Purchaser
mnst guarantee GOOD home anc
SIS and np Phone JE. 2-e97s
BAssETT PUPPY-AKc. By Christ.
Winnie Via uiSsf EM. Soisie oIs AAfi''u'n
BEAGLEs, pair. 20 months old
4 $50. WILLIAM MAGRUDER, Hal
Shop road. Highland, Nd. Sprint
BEAGLE PUPS tsl. purebred, NJ
4 papers. Ideal pets for children
BEAGLE PUPS. z weeks old: ex.
} eel. blood line; females, SIS;
males, Ss5. TW. 3-D465.
BLOODHOUND, female, 5 months
I Axe champion sired. JE. 2-4347
BOXER PUPPIEs-AKC. shots and
wormed. very reasonable. DU. B.
4 g503.
BOXER PUPS, Axe reg. Paperl
& avail. Fawn. Males and females
Reas. Call cR. 3-3366.
BOXER PUPS, Axe, reg. litter
with excel. pedigree; beautifully
markedi reas. priced. 10. 5-3264
! BOxER--Fawn, male. for sale. :
/ yrs. old. Axe req, Call RA, 9.
O7s0. or JE. 2-2374.
CHIHAUHuA PUP. Axe. female,
/ yrs. old; loves s.s children; stud serv'
COCKER PUPs-Ped. Finest avail
/ Shots, Wormed. Trained
Cheap TO good homes. AP. 7-262s
COCKER PUPPIES, Axe. male ant
female, all blacks and all blonds
S25. VIII. 6-0970.
COCKER SPANIEL, black female
4 10 mos. old, Axe reg, all shots
1 ready for breeding. S05. RE
COLLIE PUPs-2. beautiful; s
vks, ,-old: $50 each. JE. 4-7012
COLLIE, Lassie type, yr. old
male, thoroughbred. Lee. $50 dol
house incl, S25. VIII. 2-7s29.
COLLIE PUPS, 2 weeks old: AXE
, NJ. and p. g. and w. JE. 4-2i56
cOLLIEs. beautiful purebred pup
pies, farm type. sable and white
DACHsHUND PUPPIES. Axe, red
Marienlust, raised In loving car
+ OF home. WA. 4-472O.
DACHsHUND, only 2 left; beautifu
miniature pups: very reasonable
Axe. SP. 4-41e1.
DACHSHUND PUPS, N. and .
Blue Key bL: terms. TR. b-1324
DACHSHUND-4 female puppies.
wks. old, shot and wormed. AXE
registered. Cali LU. 3-l333.
DACHsHUND PUPS, 8 wks.. AKC
reg, champion line: males ant
females: reas. JU. 9-S039.
DACHsHUND PUPPIE 81 Axe
standard champion stock. shot
: and wormed. ia. 7-469l.
D0BERMAN, male, Axe, 2 year
old, champ. stock; make ofier; no
child's pet. BU. 3-232O.
ENGLISH BULLDOG PUP, malt
Axe, wormed and shots. chamT
line. SP. 3-5623.
FREE TO GOOD H0ME-YelloV
: kitten. 5000 Lawn Way, Chev,
Chase, Nd. OIL. 6-4SI1.
GERMAN SHEPHERD, mae, ] VI
purebred. champ. sired, rare blacl
and gold, Axe. IA. 2-941O.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS; mothe
Axe: very reasonable. Call Hern
don 800.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP. Z mos
male, Axe reg, shots. Ii, q
1858, 8 70 . and Q 70 -.
!. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS =
wks., Axe, beautifully marked
r good disposition. Call FL. 4-SO3l
D GERMAN SHEPHERD PUP mos
B male, Axe reg, shots. Ii. 7-166S
q to 2, and 70 D..
GREAT PYRENEEs PUPPIES; ma
Jectic and beautiful aristocrat Q
doedom, Axe reg. CE. 6-5141.
IRISH Settlers, 4 mos, AXE
e iemales. TE, 6.ls7s.
I PEKINGEsR. Axe, 10 weeks, shot
wormed; male, S55. IA. 4-662t
PEKINGEsE PUPPIES. g. mos
' Axe, home raised, good with chi
D dren. cR. 3-b106.
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50 so DAILY

Large dbie. rooms. Sl4 wk. and up;
dist. dntwn.: 1drv. iaeiI. isse
18th NV. LU. 2-7199 or RE
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FARM AND GARDEN

BLUEGRASS sOD-Immediate de
livery. You lay II and save, Small
or large orders. LU. 2-40S0.
BULLDOZERs AND LOADERs 10
grading. excavating and Ian!
clearing. For free estimate cal
UN. 4-s633: nights. MA. $4,000
HIVE AND BEES. standard. flrst
class condition. with three sectioI
supers: all complete; price rea
sonahle. Phone SP. 3-1913. s2l
POsTnOLE DIGGER, gas powered
$50. Chain saw practically new
SS5. Trailer 4x0x1S-in, meta
dump body with 5-ft. stake sides
$40. LA. 9-3O61 after 2 pm. Sun
sAWDUsT, fotted; top soil. sludge
bluestone, sand, tree work, nj
dirt. Sp. 3-4bSs, sP. 3-6S00.
TOPSOIL-Very good rich topsoi
for lawns and green house; yer,
reasonable. 10. 7-4333.
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FURN-Dinette table with 4 chairs;
misc. end tables and lamps; sofa
bed. EN-. 3-9527.
fURN. UNCLAIMED-sofa and
chair, $50: maple bed, SIS: outdoor
$40: kit. set. si6; hospital bed.
SO: French bed. $15: French sofa,
$40: din. rfn. table. $40: marble
console: marble-top chest Of draw
ers, S2b: Hide-A-Way he'd, $40:
sofa, so: chaise lounge, SIS;
bookcase, So: Victorian sofa, S25;
mirrors, S3. bedroom set, ShS: din.
lm. set. $50. vanity with mirror
s.: Hollywood he'd, $50; chest OF
drawers, $40: mattress, SO: sofa
bed. $25: oceas. chair, 50: love
seat, S40: roll-avay he'd. sir: Fr.
PROV. bedrm. and nin; m. pieces;
sTERfNd. slip covFRs. BRA
PERIEs. Decorator fabrics. 3ass
on. Antiques restored. cabinet
work. Also new furn. Tssy terms
HOFFMAN, UPHoLsTERERs
2447 18th q. NV CO. 5-5l16
ppsn Tss :. svss, ns.,. 'til o; sun. IL Y. e. 3
FuRNs-Moying, must sell com
plete furnishings OF 2.bedrm
house. so. S-2S97.
FURNs--s-pc. din. rm. set, s35
liv, rm. set and bedrm. furn.
tables and chairs. Call TE. 6.16S4
after 4 pm.
FURN.-2-pc. sectional. arm chaii
with ottoman, 2 step tables,
corner table. OIL. 9-b328.
FURN.-cBs 2l in. TV, table mod
GE dishwasher. 500; SINGER port
sew. mach. SIS. Cali KE. 6-Sl09
FURN. = ATTENTION RCOMINC
..OU9ES. Warehonfo soilNf Hcil".
wood beds; Sl4. IS per set. BRIN
SONS FURNITURE CO. lNc,
corner 18th and 8 SITS. NV. DU
FURN.-Used bedrm.. din. rm.. iiy
rm. and misc. furn.: excel. oual.
ity. JU. 9.1297.
FURN.-Uprieht piano and bench
500; din table. 3 chairs and buf
fet for rec. rnn,. SIS; Chrysler Air
Temp, easement. h.h.p., $50. Cal
IA. 6-2bgb.
FURN.-TV, chairs, alum. ext. lad
der; dinette sets, mahog. ant
chrome: sheets and towels. stat
carpet. double wardrobe, washlni
machine, etc. IA. 6-Se73. -
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AIT& FURNISHED. 0.


Eoc9y g soTLoM. 2sos ys: ave.
rm. apt: e10b, AID. 4-0o31,
PUnNITUnE-.RentaI plan for eny
LkAsiNcl, III. s-o0S6. Non .-fri
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APIS. FURMIsHED-D. G.

ADAMS MILL RD., 1888
Block 18th and Columbia Rd. NV.
bedroom twin bedSl, spacious
living room. entrance foyer, large
kitchen; well furnished; adults
S77sys 7sys sss;SeS Sesea.ss see EiMssoE saRMisSS 70 Cd
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APIS. FuRNlsHED-vA.

ADMIRALTY APTS.-Luxury-ty
mod. 2-bedrm.; nicely furn.; ] mi.
Key Bridge: off-street parking
S140 incl. utils. IA 5-1654.
ALEXANDRIA, downtown-$75 to
$50 80 all utils. incl Call TIE g.
6d70 between 10 Am and pm.
ARL., mr.. Wash.-Attrac. 9 and 8
rm, apts.: liv. rm., bedrm., kit,
bath: S50-S60. ia. 5-3039.
ARL., 1918 N. QUINN sT.--1 and
Myer: statrins at SSi.bO' plus
utils. Res. mgr. In Apt. 10.
Wake, KEGRS,o 3 DUNLOP INc.'
Evening star., 1959-06-20

TABLE TENNIS (Acme) = You
chance %. Get one OF these nm,
tables, painted. ready for game
TRACTOR, new. oraveiy, 30-in.
Used Q hrs. Sls5, I'd. 0-bf64.
TRUMPET, made By 4, X, blessing
SSSSsa Eikhart Ind Can Ju. o.
Tys. Fecond.. guaranteed, priced
from S1A. HLAIla'9 TV, b422
Western ave. NV. OIL. 2-i80O.
nv, 20-in. MUNTz. mahogeny con.
sole, wood door. New pie. tube.
Guarantee. sos, IA. 2-OO64.
nv, '5s Emerson ebony eI- in. table
model. like new. &7b, GA. 4-0403
Tv-HI-Ff CONSOLE, incl. FM-AM
radio. auto. record changer, lge.
scr. all IN I beaut. cabinet: sac
rice, moving. HE 0-1123,
TV'S-cash for TVS, do not have
to work. IA, 4-3260.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

LADY cAREERIsT and ie-yr. .-old
son desire sn. 2-bedrm. apt, LIST
A., nr. Rte. 24O. Beth. Area. Box
24e-X, Star.
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ROOMS FURNlsHEp--R.E.

COLORED-3s0a KANSAS AVE.
NW.--Lge. frt., twin beds; newly
dec. Inn. prv.; nr. trs. RA. 6-0S65.
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING


ANACOsTIA-In private home;
or 2 empI. young ladies; breakfast
privils. LU. l-0503. 21s
WOMAN room. Reasonable
Convenient Phone LU. 4-G6g7.
COLORED, s.E.--Room with homt
privil.; nicely furn. bedrm.: conv
10 transp. LU. 4-s044 after 3 pm
COLoRED--ROOM FOR RENT
Light housekeeping. Call IL. g.
Evening star., 1959-06-20

FHEN SHIIIs 5.E,S: PESl: bed S.s,s ssO%HI ,.s', .ss:
console, dsvsnp.. : ehSs.. cone
iNe. scroll saw, WA. 7-bO5B.
Evening star., 1959-06-20

PTANO--Just 1915. Wurlitzer spin,
ct in excellent condition. KITS
1880 O st. NV. RE. 7.0212.
PIANOs-YouT choice, brand nev
mahog., ebony or blonde oak spin
ct pianos reduced to S4S5. KITS
1890 q st. NV. RE. 1851:
alexandria Branch. 1921 Mt
Vernon ave. open ewes. TIL Q. sat
III ~.
PIANO, steinway erand. 6is IT.
excel. .conds $3.50. AD. 4.602t
(9:30 TO %.
PIANO RENTAL PLAN. new ful
keyboard modern style pianos. al
low as $40 per month Renta
and hauling charges may be ap
piled 70 pnrchate price CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO. if0S O ct NV.
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ROOM AND soARD WANTED

MATURE MAN, Thai student seeks
opportunity TO live with an
American family while attending
d C. college. Address Apt. 706.
2001 Woodiey place NV. quoting
charge for room with two meals
Evening star., 1959-06-20

ORGANS--Before you buy any
organ see the new Wurlitzer Chord
at only S695 in mahogany. Also
many other organs including the
full Wurlitzer and 0ulbransen
Transistor lines. Used Hammond.
2 SalGS1n CH press saa yoSbHs TSElassfs SaEss: aoa
Arlington at 6i69 Lee highway.
in Silver Spring at 1882 0eofEia
aye. Suburban stores open eve
l1lnRS eScept HnturdaYA
Evening star., 1959-06-20
THERMO- O-FAX
COPYING MACH,
Eyf.TT LENT rOnY1fTToas
EXcELLENT C0kpiTIoN

ORGANS. So much more orean fol
the money. The Lowrey Holiday
only S9D5. Free home trial. eas,
budset terms. KITS, 1880 o ST
nv RE 1929. tAIexandril
Branch. 1921 Mt. Vernon ave
Open ewes. I'll 0, Sat. I'll %
ORGAN, Estey, oid-fashioned con
/ sole. SS5. Call CR 3.iQ02
Evening star., 1959-06-20

PuEN.-coppIs.e iiy; rmc, excel
T Sfnds ds.stsSS aRS Eaas ElsS' g isrn;. nCo '' Set
Evening star., 1959-06-20
ROOMS UMFURMIsHED
ROOMS WITH BOARD

UPPER N.w.-I rm. with den in
RVs RVa..holS sS%s pr,TsI.s.s 11s suliSEsd SE ssSs
Evening star., 1959-06-20
PAINT AND WALLPAPER
Special Close-out Sale

Special CloSe-out Sale
Murphy. Oleem, Dutch Standard,
Sherwin- William. discontinued
colors; ~ 81 up.
Wallpaper. 23c single roll. up.
GREEN WALLPAPER q PAINT
1903 14th st. NV. HU. 3.552t
PIANO, George steck console: usec
very little: cost new over 1000
will sell for 500. JU. 5-4Sg4.
PIANO. steinway upright. $500
excellent condition: ebony. oV. 3
Evening star., 1959-06-20

EURN.i pi5 a0th 81, p.V.--Hlds.
IS rms. turn. icr sale, 'sf. s.fS6s''
euRN.--Mahos, bookcase. step Ia
BILE, rollAway bed. matt. Magnui
orlarii perfect cond, Wo. 6-4077.
EssM.SSs SasS ;s..SSsbs srOgtai Yk sss7 isss WITH
Evening star., 1959-06-20

hand. painted. :ntiSVea, sxssI MS';S.' sond !
elaas tops. IA. e-60Se from IL
Evening star., 1959-06-20

FURN.-s-pc. din. rm. set, s35
liv, rm. set and bedrm. furn.
tables and chairs. Call TE. 6-16s4
after pm.
Evening star., 1959-06-20

FTsS S1ss saIS'd IDsdr% MI, DiSHS S.', KjRSs %S|sl
pooI pocnal drisS. ssoY IA. GSl.SsSsoo.a Ssoa wn''''
FURN. = Liy, bedfm. iurn, and
LugS. 2l24 Eye Il, NV, Apt, 4o7.
See only Sat, l2-3; SUN, LES.
FURN.--Double bed. mAhog.. gpgs.
n.so! and natiTsss; M i;.kanEie ksienEie bed. lsht
Evening star., 1959-06-20
DEHUMIDIFIERS
RENTALS-SALES
NEW AND USED
DRY out your damp basement
IpEyoMSrIc SIsl,sS TrscpBB scpoBBRy.

DESK. mod. walnut typewriter, LEI
side swines out; 2-drwrs; can b
DEeks--cipsine out present stccl
once furniture at bargain prices
CIRCLE. 6l6 9th st, NV.
DIAMOND WEDDING RING-i4i
hght sold appraised at S1i5. Cal
DIAM0NDs-Lady's ia cts. $b2b
X Ct, SiO0. LIVINGSTON a CO.
1898 II 81. nv, NE. s.521s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Lobbies List Spending
At 81 Million in SO

Quarterly asked TAA's legisla-
tive director the reason for the
100000 increase. The ofiicial
first expressed disbelief and
then said the figure must be
incorrect. It developed that a
TAA clerk had mistakenly sub
stituted the organizations re-
ceipts for its expenditures. The
correct spending figure was
$3.663 but there was no official
on Capitol Hill to check the
original report. The reports are
Just filed.
262 Groups Registered
Among the 262 registered
pressure groups which reported
their lobby spending in 1858.
the AFL-CIO was high with
$133.348. The 13-million- mem-
Der union listed as its main
legislative goals the liberaliza-
ton Of social security and I'M
employment insurance benefits,
Federal aid for school construc-
ton and opposition to laws re-
stricting labor's power.
Second in overall spending
and first among business groups
was the American Tariff
League Inc, with $131.749.
Most Of the Leagues efforts
in 1858 were directed--unsuc-
cessfully-against extension Of
the reciprocal trade law. In
all. IA business groups claimed
expenses Of $2,016.108.
A successful drive for q Fed
eral pay raise to its members
pushed the National Federation
Of Post ONCE Clerks (AFL-
CIO) up from seventh to third
place among lobby spenders
The NFPOC reported spending
$113.199. A total Of $842,557
was reported by 81 employe
and labor organizations.
The American Farm Bureau
Federation, reporting $97. SOC,
led the farm Hobbies. Among
the groups representing profess
sional interests. the National
Education Association with
$85, 788 and the American Med
ical Association with $51,676
were the leaders. Forty-five
citizens organizations filing
lobby spending reports were led
by the National Housing Con-
ference which reported an out
lay Of $68,744. Organizations
representing veterans interests
reported spending a total Of
$l6S. 4S6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15

|cluded deviled eggs. lettuce with
mayonnaise dressing and cherry
pie. r
About 8 pm. the hospital
cases started pouring in.
Medical doctors and hospital
employees did not speculate on
what had caused the poisoning
or how many youngsters had
been stricken.
Some of the cases were light
and all but 10 were released by
morning.
Word that the sickness had
spread caused alarm in the COM
munity and Icons telephone
system was used for q general
call for hospital cots. When
there weren't enough beds to
60 around children we're placed
on mattresses or blankets on
the floors and the hallway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Food Poisoning
HospitoIizes 40
Iowa Students

LEON. Iowa. Mar. IA (AP).-
Fear spread through this South
ern Iowa town last night when
scores Of children from the Van
Vert School 10 miles north OF
here became Ill with some APP
parent type Of food poisoning.
Out Of the school population
Of 2l0 about As youngsters were
rushed here to the Decatur
County Hospital, which has only
So beds. Four others were taken
to the Clarke County Hospital
at Osceola.
At noon the school had served
lunch to the children. It in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Gurden Club Forum

The Sligo Woods Garden
Club will hold a round table
discussion on planning 1859
flower gardens at 8:l5 pm.
Thursday at the Sligo Commu-
nifty Center, Belvedere boule-
ward and Sligo Creek parkway,
Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
By confessional Quarterly

The year 1858 might have
been q recession year for some
Americans, but 1t was a boom
wear for the high-powered
Washington Hobbies.
The delicate and expensive
business Of pressuring Congress
to pass certain legislation was
reported by the Hobbies them
selves to have cost a total of
$4,094,535 during 1858. This is
q 100000 Jump from the
spending reported for the pre-
vious year, 1857. and the high
est total since 1855.
While the 81 million figure is
formidable, the actual amount
Of money spent by the Hobbies
to influence Congress was much
higher.
Hobbies are required by the
Federal Regulation Of Lobby
ing Act to register with Con-
gress and to make quarterly re-
ports showing how much they
spent on lobbying. But. since
the laws enactment in 1916.
the lobbyists have found several
loopholes which enable them to
decide pretty much for them
selves just how much spending
to report.
Law Is Vague
To begin with, the lobby law
makes no provision for its own
enforcement. Neither does It
define clearly just what lobby
ing is and to whom the law
applies. Consequently. som e
groups. such as the National
Association Of Manufacturers
and the American Meat Insti-
tute. have never registered,
claiming that their principal
purpose is not lobbying.
For the groups who do reg
lister and report. the law is
vague as to what actually con-
stitutes lobby spending. Some
organizations report as lobby
ing expenses the complete cost
Of maintaining a Washington
office while others report little
more than cab fares to Capitol
Hill.
All this makes for confusion.
An example; the Transporta-
ton Association of America
stated on its final 1858 report
that it had spent $l02,523 for
lobbying. After checking this
figure against TAA's 1857 re-
port Of $2,259. Congressional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-15
Naturalist to Speak

An illustrated lecture on
Acadia National Park will be
presented at 8 pm. tomorrow
in the Interior Department
Auditorium by Paul @. Favour,
jr., chief park naturalist at
Acadia. The program is free
and open to the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Symphony Workers
Meet Over Coffee

Mrs. Wintowski. wife Of
Air Force Mai. Gen. Arthur
T. Wintowski. chairman Of
the Armed Forces Committee
for the Women's Committee
for the National Symphony
Orchestra. was hostess yes
terday morning at a coffee.
The get-together was ar
ranged in the officers' Club
at Boiling Air Force Base and
Mrs. Wintowski was assisted
by Mrs. 8. r. McNabb. chair
man Of the Air Force group
in the Armed Services Com
mittee.
Mrs. Chauncey ]. Blair.
first vice president Of the
Women's Committee and also
chairman Of tickets sales for,
the Orchestra was honor
guest. The ticket sales cam
paign opens the middle Of
September.
oficers Of the Women's
Committee elected in May
were invited and among
them attending the small in
formal session" was Mrs.
Nathaniel Finney. president.
Mrs. Lyman L. Lemnitzer.
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BY AMELIA YOUNG
star stan Writer

An Italian Cardinal--one
Of the three who drew most
attention In the last Papal
election--was guest Of honor
last night at two Washington
parties.
Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro.
Archbishop Of Bologna, has
come TO this country to pre-
side at q liturgical conference.
opening Sunday at Notre
Dame University in Indiana.
But first he is paying brief
calls on several United States
cities.
He spent the last two days
In the Capital as the house,
guest Of the Apostolic Dele
gate. the Most Rev. Egidio
Vagnozzi, who gave q dinner
Tor the CARDINAL last evening.
A small group Of Italian Dip
lomats and Washington pre-
lates attended.
Attends Reception
Earlier the 66-year-old
Prince Of the Roman Catholic
Church was entertained at q
reception by an old friend.
Countess Caterina Sera Of
Rome. Her husband. Count
Segio Sera, Is a member Of
the Italian Commercial Once
here.
A former economist and
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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Cardinal Lercuro of Bologna
is Guest at Capital Parties

writer. the Countess met the
Cardinal about IS years ago
In Rome when she was serv-
ing on the government COM
mittee for the approval Of
school textbooks. Her interest
In welfare activities. also
brought her in touch with
Cardinal Lercaro, Q long
time promoter Of social re-
form.
The Italian visitor probably
Is best known for the vigor-
Gus anti Communist meas
ures he has applied in his
district Of Bologna. an In
dustrial area heavily infil-
trated by Reds.
He organised flying
squads" of clerics, motorcycle
priests who follow Commu-
mist speakers from village
square to village square. re-
futing their propaganda.
Visits Red Haunts
The Cardinal himself has
been known to drop into VII
lage restaurants -haunts Of
Communists and other anti
clerics-to talk informally
with the people.
Before the Countess. recep-
ton, the Italian prelate Wis
tied the Capitol at the in
vitation Of Senators Hubert
Humphrey and Eugene Nc
Carthy.
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wife Of the new Army Chief
Of Staff. was there and others
included Mrs. Theodore j.
Conway, Army chairman.
Mrs. Edward L. Dashiell, jr.,
Navy, Mrs. A. r. Gralla rep
resenting the Navy Oficers'
Wives Club and Mrs. Henry
j. Wuensch, Coast Guard
chairman,
Also in the small group
were prospective workers
who met the officers and
chairmen for the first time.
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There. In an ff-the-record
session. he discussed COM
inunism In Italy and related
subjects with members Of the
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, other interested
Senators and several Repre-
sentatives.
Cardinal Lercaro left this
morning for Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
Ornon-McKoY

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald r.
Ormon Of Salisbury. Md. an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Eva Elizabeth
to LIST 1t. Michael Joseph
Mckay. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Belmont Mckay Of I Iron
wood. Mich. An October we'd
ding Is planned.
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Vice Chief Of Naval Opera
tons Admiral James Russell
and MRS. Russell entertained
ct q cocktail party last eve.
ming at the Old Navy Hos
pital at Quarters "a" =
The informal reception.
held from 8 to 8 o'clock, was
to honor "a newly promoted
rear admirals.
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Leone-Mutthews

Mr.. and Mrs. Amerigo ].
Leone Of Falls Church an