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Evening star., 1960-02-01

a fine of not more than $500 or
imprisonment for not more
than 80 days.
Also reported by the COM
mittee were bills granting a
$7O9 annual property tax ex-
emption to the Veterans of For
eign Wars at the organizations
new headquarters, 200 Mary
land avenue NE, and to per-
NIT trustees of certain local
corporations to live outside the
city.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Kennedy Candidacy
To Be Discussed

The 18th Wheaton District
Democratic Club of Montgom-
cry County will meet February
Is to discuss whether to in
dorse Senator Kennedy, DEM
ocrat of Massachusetts,, in the
Maryland presidential pref
erence primary.
The meeting will be held at
8 pm. in the auditorium of
the Maryland National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Com
mission Building, 8787 Georgia
avenue.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

IN THE DINING ROOM of
the house, unheated but
handsomely furnished, DR..
Head explained his plan.
"You take a convention,
say Of DOCTORS" he said.
They all get together in a
big city and there's a lot of
talk. Man. nobody really
learns anything. There are
too many distractions. Moth
ing is ever really settled. You
just go from one meeting to
another or a bunch of
panel discussions.
"In all the professions like
law, or medicine, or educa-
ton, and all the sub-special-
ties, there's q lack Of COM
munication. The experts
don't get together"
DR.. Head, q Texan, wants
the experts to get together
at Airlie House and hammer
out an agreement In three
days or q week.
A group Of 80 men-the
"top men in their field"
would take a specific prob
lem, say a surgical technique
employed by some doctors
and criticized by others, and
in the thought-provoking at
moSphere Of isolation at Air
lie House. try to settle the
dispute.
Even if they couldn't
agree, that would be some
thing" said DR.. Head. "And
everybody would know some
thing more than he did
before he came to Arlie
House"
Evening star., 1960-02-01
U. S. Red Summoned

Gus Hall, new general Sec
retary of the Communist
Party, was summoned today
for public testimony tomorrow
before the Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Transfer of Functions

Transfer of Functions
In general, the charter would
transfer to the new city virtual
ly all of the governmental
functions now conducted under
the county executive.
The plan is not to be con-
fused with two optional forms
OF county government that
would be available to Fairfax
under a bill introduced about
two weeks ago by Senator John
A. K. Donovan, who also rep
resents the area.
The Donovan bill would al
low voters to choose either an
urban county manager" or
urban county executive" form
OF government. The area would
remain a county without pro-
lection against annexation by
existing towns.
The Donovan bill offers the
county two plans designed to
meet problems of large areas
with both urban and rural
characteristics. The urban
plans would fall somewhere
between the countTs present
system of government and the
city form proposed by today's
bill.
Prepared by University
The charter proposal was
prepared by the University of
Virginia in cooperation with
the charter committee of the
commission on Urban County
Government appointed by the
County Board of Supervisors.
I'VE are mindful of the fact
that incorporation at this
time would indeed be expen-
sive business for the county"
the Webb-McDiarmid state
ment asserted.
According to the State
Highway Department and
every local study made on the
subject, we would lose hum
dreds of thousands of dollars
each year in highway funds
alone. The result would be
that our City Council would
have to raise taxes substan-
TALLY or fail to maintain roads
to their present standards.
Neither choice is attractive.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

AIRLIE HOUSE and DR..
Heads idea have been set up
under the title of the Airlie
House Foundation "a non
profit corporation chartered
by the Commonwealth of
Virginia.
DR.. Head went on to ex-
plain that the same thing is
being done at Arden House,
the Hartman family man.
sion in the Ramapo Noun
tains of New York State, so
miles from Manhattan. Dis
cussions there have included
United States relations with
the Far East, nuclear power,
m utual security programs
and manpower.
Zone participant was re-
Gently quoted after a session
as saying that I've rear
ranged my preiudices, and if
I'm confused, it's at a higher
level.~
Were only an hours drive
from Washington" DR.. Head
said, Look at the top people
in that town who never get
together. We could bring 'em
all down here, away from
that place."
DR.. Head took the visitor
through the house. He's fur
nished some of the rooms and
bedrooms. He plans an audi
torium and other additions.
We went outside in the cold
quiet. There was a smell of
boxwoods in the heavy air.
There were mufled sounds
from a creek that runs along,
from pool to pool, down from
the house.
The visitor thought of all
the meetings and panel dis
cussions going on back in
town, across the tables of
green baize.
The doctor said he hoped
the first session would be
held this summer. He said
a topic hasn't been picked
yet and chuckled over ham,
mering out a topic to be
h a m cred out at Airlie
House.
A carpenter was pounding
somewhere inside the old
home when we drove away.
The fog had lifted slightly.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
House Unit Okuys
Tight Tuition Bill
D. c. Gain of $500, 900 Annually
Seen in NONRESIDENT Churqes

bill to tighten tuition payments of nonresident pupils
IN District schools today cleared by the House District
Committee for floor action.
vote expected Monday, the District Day in the
House. " "
Evening star., 1960-02-01
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The National Automobile
Dealers Association goes
into its third day of meet
ings at the Sheraton-Park
and the Shoreham.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
BY q Star Stan Writer

standby charter for Fairfax
County, which would permit it
to become a city without
absorbing four towns within
its boundaries, was introduced
in the General Assembly to-
day.
Aimed primarily at prevent
ing further nibbling away of
Foirfox Chorter Provisions. Poee BE-
county land by annexation, the
bill would give voters the right
to decide whether to incorpo-
rate the 400-square-mile coun-
ty as a city.
Delegates John C. Webb and
Dorothy McDiarmid of Fair
fax-Falls Church said in a
joint statement after introduc-
ing the bill:
Everyone comedies, and we
agree, that Fairfax County can
not now afford the luxury of
incorporation. Yet, unless we
plan now for this eventuality,
when the proper time does ar
rive we will be caught fiat
footed and perhaps unable to
take the steps necessary to pro-
tect our county"
Defense Against 6 Towns
The county wants a standby
defense ready, between the
legislatures biennial sessions,
to meet future annexation suits
by any of the four towns in the
county or the adjacent cities
of andria and Falls
Church.
LAS originally drawn" the
sponsors said, "the county
charter would, when adopted,
automatically repeal the town
charters of Fairfax, Herndon,
Vienna and Clifton.
1T was our view, in which
the Board of Supervisors con-
CURED, that this provision
would not do justice to the
towns. We have, therefore,
changed the charter to provide
that the towns may continue to
function and operate.
The sponsors also felt that
adequate time should be given
voters to discuss the pros and
cons Of Incorporation after ma
chinery for a referendum is set
in motion. They wrote into the
Evening star., 1960-02-01
The
Rambler
Tries to
See on Ideu
BY JOHN McKELWAY

A clammy fog had settled
over the mountains. 1t was
low enough to give a softness
to the stone fences which
only suggested where color
less fields began or ended.
There was no wind and 1t
was chilly.
THE idea is nebulous," said
DR.. Murdock Head. But 1t
Evening star., 1960-02-01

George Kennedy. the resuIor Rom
bier. is in. He will resume the
column on his return.
Evening star., 1960-02-01
Standby BiIIWou|dLet
Foirfox Become oCity

bill a requirement that at least
four months must elapse be-
tween the time a court orders a
vote and the time the referen-
dunn is held.
Evening star., 1960-02-01

has precedent. There's a need
for it and I think 1t will
uyork -
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Phone: National $3.50
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Latch end Punch
Mrs. C. c. D., ARLINGTON

Mrs. c. c. D., Arlington
I am interested in max
ing hooked rugs as a hobby
Would some of your readers
who have had experience
with the latch hook and the
punch needle methods tell
me the advantages and dis
advantages of each?
Which would be the more
economical method over a
long period of time? Is
there some place where sup
plies can be obtained To-
cally at reasonable prices or
is it better to order the sup
plies elsewhere?
Is there a really good
manual or book on the punch
needle method which one of
you readers could recon-
mend? l would appreciate
any information any one of
you might give me about
this craft.
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when shampooing my hair.
Will completely remove the
shampoo or soap from my
hair; also. a cup of vinegar
in the rinse water. when
washing clothes. will remove
the soap or detergent from
the clothes, especially wash
cloths. making them light
and fluffy.
Furthermore, a little vine
gar in the rinse water, when
washing dishes. will avoid
the possibility Of food being
affected by soap or detergent
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$40 Long Line Strapless Bras OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
SIS Step-In Girdes, size 25 only -------------- So
$3.50 Panty-Cirdle with Upper, large only ---- $50
1895 and 1880 Girdlcs with Upper --------- sos
1850 High Waist Grdles small only ----------- $40
SIS Torsolette, Foundation BIB ------------- $50
1850 Foundation Garment with back Upper, SAC only,
S12
SIS High Waist Crdle q only ----- 8o5
sos Black Lace Bras with front closing --------- $50
595 Straples Padded Bras $50
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inventory fashion clearance
SHOP NOW andE ENJOY REMARKABLE
DRESSES-dOwntOwn Onlv

1895 to $25 Misses Street and Afternoon Dresses 1888
2295 to 1895 Misses Casual and Afternoon Dresses 16 S8
S35 1895 Misses Street. Afternoon and Cocktail Dresses
S24 and S28
1895 to 6995 Misses Afternoon and Cocktail Dresses,
S34 and $38
$50 to S85 Misses Designer Dresses S44 and S48
22.95 and S25 Junior Dresses 1913
2295 S35 Junior Casual and Afternoon Dresses 28
S35 to $45 Junior Casual and Late.Day Dresses S24
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still clinging to the dishes.
1t also makes the dishes
bright and sparkling. Then,
after finishing. I rinse the
dishcloth in the rinse water,
and in that way keep it. as
well as nv hands, entirely
free CT sop or detergent.
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Painting Shades
Mrs. R. L., Washington

MIS-. N. D, WuSIIINgLOH
I am interested in paint
ing lamp shades with flower
designs and am wondering
if any of you readers have
done this? If so. how do you
go about it and what type
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Cocktail Mist

Miss B. G. c., Washington
Does anyone have a good
remedy for Kidding a room
of that awful cocktail smoke
that becomes a thick mist by
the end of a party? I can
never get the smell of smoke
out of the house. Thank you
for any suggestions.
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READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Soap Is Counterocted by Vinequr
Mrs. J. w. R., WASHINGTON

Here is help for you who alergc to soap or
detergents Hot water alone does rinse of soap or
detergents especially detergents your trouble may
be caused by not getting the suds thoroughly rnsed from
the hands after you finished.
I found that little vinegar in the rinse water
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Yunny Recipe

Mrs. P. NJ. j., TGkontd Park
Here is a marvellous rec
ipe for Date Nut Crumb Roll.
I hope you like it.
Take y pound graham
crackers. pound dates q
cupS,. p pound marshmal-
lows. "a cup chopped wal
nuts. cup whipping cream,
l teaspoon vanilla, "a tea
spoon salt.
Roll crackers to fine
crumbs. Cut dates into small
pieces. Whip cream until stiff
and combine with half of
crumbs, dates. marShmal-
lows, nuts and salt. Blend
thoroughly and shape into
roll. Sprinkle with rest of
crumbs ana roll to coat thor
oughly. Chill for II hours.
Serves ten to twelve. It's
easy, also.
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Many to choose from. Many one of
a kind and broken sizes. All taken
from our own stock and greatly re-
duced for immediate clearance. All
items subject to prior sale. Sorry,
no mail, phone or cod. orders. All
sales final.
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WEE WOMEN
I'm way ahead on my
diary. l used 7 carbons for
Monday through Sunday"

of paint 90 you use? Any
help will be appreciated.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
HIGH SCHOOL
FOOTBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Confessional Ia Maret. o.
Parker-Gray. 90; Carver (Culpeper). o.
woodward Prep at Duvall. postponed
until Monday.
GAMES TODAY
Bell VS.. Eastern at Cardozo. 1880
Unterhikh championship.
GonIaEa vs.. Carroll at Northwestern, &:
Columbian Prep VS.. st. Johns at
Bulls School st ouantieo Post. 2:3o,
Good Counsel VS.. St. Mary's at An
I.'aass assSl';; !. ! georgetown Prep. 8.
Friends F,si St Ct. Albsns. g. 900
charlotte HAN At Laurel. 3. ~
oxon Hill at High Point. 2.
Sherwood at 0aithersburg, 8.
Surrattsville ct Great Mills. 9,
Washington- Lee et Wakefield, 9.
George Washington at Mount Ver-
Lee at Fairfax. 8.
Mclean IS; Hammond at Georse Wash
GEORGE Mason at warren County, 8.
Gar Field at Warrenton, 9.
Jennie Dean at Leesbarg DOUGLASS. $3.50.
GAMES TOMORROW
Bethesda Chevy Chase at Blair. 2.
Nortnwcod at Walter Johnson. 2.
Wheaton at Richard Montgomery. 2.
Howard County at Glenelg, 2.
Lackey at La Plata, 2.
Jeb Stuart VS.. yorktown at Washing
'on-Iee. 8.
Fails Church at Groveton, 2.
Osbourn at Madison. 2.
Marshall at Herndon, 2.
Loudoun County at Handley, 2.
DeMatna IS. O'connell at Northwest
era, s.
prentice. 8
st. christopher's at Episcopal, 2:3o.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
KoIb to Compete
In Florida and
Marlboro Races

Charlie Kolb of Silver Spring,
who recently clinched the
Sports Car Club of America
championship in formula jun
ior class, is in Daytona Beach,
Fla, today to compete in the
National SEGA event. He will
fly back to Washington in time
to run Sunday at Marlboro.
In the SEGA races at Marl-
boro-11 sprint races starting
at 10 am. and a two-hour team
race at 5 p.m.-Kolb will be one
of four 1860 National cham
pions taking part.
Vince Tamburo Of Baltimore
will race the Sunbeam Alpine
in which he won Glass G pro-
duction. Doug Diffenderfer Of
Bethesda and his 6-year-old
Siata, kings of Glass F produc-
ton. also are entered. And Dick
Thompson, the National Glass
c modified champion, will drive
the little Saab in which he
placed second recently in the
8-hour race for economy sedans
at Lime Rock, Conn.
Kolb is scheduled to race a
new rear-engine Elva in the
formula junior event today at
Daytona, and hopes to have
another rear-engine model at
Marlboro in addition to his vet
eran Elva mount, nicknamed
the Green Hornet" owned by
Charles Kreisler Of New York.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
WiSNER WEIGHS
S35O.OOO OFFER

Harry Wismer said last night
that he win come to Washing :
ton next week to discuss with
his attorney, Clark Clifford, q
$350,00O offer from Miami
Sportsman Bill Donald for
Wismer's Is per cent share Of
the Redskins stock.
Wismer, the head Of the New
York Titans Of the American
Football League, was told
Wednesday by the National
Football League to dispose OF
his Redskins stock by Decem-
ber 8.
Wismer bought the stock in
1850 for a reported $44.500
George Marshall, who owns
the controlling 68.7 per cent
Of the Redskins, says he Is not
interested in the Wismer stock
at the quoted price.
Milton w. King, vice presi-
dent and general counsel of Pre-
Football, Inc, owns SO per cent
Of the club and says he has 9
first-refusal agreement to buy
most Of Wismer's stock in pro.
portion to his holdings.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
COLLEGES

Continued FROM rage I'll
nationally televised game over
ABC-TV. (WMAL, Channel Z
in Washington at 2:30 p.m0
They're still going for all
they're worth in the South
eastern Conference. Fourth
ranked Mississippi (7-0-D
must beat Tennessee (5-1-D
to stay in the lead for the title
and q bid to the Sugar Bowl.
Right behind is 10th ranked
Auburn and Florida. both Al
in conference play. Ole Miss is
3-0-1.
Auburn (6-D plays Georgia
while Florida winds up its SEC
season against Tulane.
Duke, ranked seventh with
a 6-1 mark after upsetting
previously unbeaten Navy last
week. can clinch a tie for the
Atlantic Coast Conference title
with a victory over Wake For
est (2-5O. Second place North
Carolina State. AL in ACC. play
compared to Dukes 40, plays
out of the conference against
Arizona State. The two meet
next week.
Small College Title
Navy CID, ranked eighth,
plays winless Virginia (0-6)
which has lost "a in a row
since 1857. Arkansas (no. 81
must beat winless Southern
Methodist (0-6-D to keep the
Southwest Conference lead.
Virginia Military, leading the
Southern Conference with 30
plays The Citadel (4-D, in Sec
ond. If both Virginia Tech anc
The Citadel lose. then VMl
has the title.
Ohio University, top-ranket
in the Associated Press small
college poll. plays Bowlins
Green (No. 81 for first place ir
the Mid-America Conference
Both are SO in league play.
Two other major unbeatens
New Mexico State (7-0 anC
Skyline Conference leader Utah
State 800 are busy. New Mex
leo meets West Texas in 9
Border Conference game. while
Utah State is outside againsI
College Of the Pacific.
Two top games, pitting indie.
pendents, find Army at Pitt
and Notre Dame, loser Of six
in a row. at Miami in q night
encounter.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Bye Bye Byrd
EosiIyWinsin
Yonkers Pace

YONKERS, N. Y, Nov. IL
(AP).-Bye Bye Byrd, the
greatest money-winnins har-
ness horse Of all time. scored q
two-length victory last night
in the $5s, ZOO Good Time Free
For-All Pace at Yonkers Race
way.
The 5-year-old bay horse.
driven by Clint Hodgins. COW
cred the 11a miles in S:07As.
The victory. worth $29.35o. was
Bye Bye Byrd's 18th in Is
seasonal starts and boosted his
1860 earnings to $187.6l2.
The amazing sidewheeler,
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. Rex
Larkin Of Chicago, now has
lifetime earnings Of $492. 2.346.
Larkin revealed after the race
that Bye Bye Byrd will return
to the races next season with
his sights set on becoming the
first harness horse In history
to earn 100000.
The odds-on favorite with q
crowd Of 19.054. Bye Bye Byrd
returned $3.50. $2.70 and $3.50.
Culver Pick finished second, a
neck in front Of Speedy Pick.
Caduceus wound up fourth, fol-
lowed by Victory Dinamic and
Widower Greed.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
a Soccer Teams
Begin Cup Play

Four National Soccer League
teams play in first -roun n d
matches of two cup competi-
tions Sunday.
The Rowland Cup competi-
tion begins with three games.
The British Lions take on Bata
of Belcamp, Md, at Twenty
third street and Constitution
avenue NV.
Also, Schweigert meets Balti-
more's Italia at Sixteenth and
Kennedy streets NV, and Cen
trail Valet plays the Baltimore
Kickers at Baltimore's Sinclair
Field.
Maggies opens play in the
National Open Cup competition
against Sledz's Of Baltimore at
Thirty seventh and Tilden
streets NV. All games are at
2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Redskins Could Use
Break From EoqIes

through 1912. the last time the
Redskins won the league cham
pionship. But starting in 194S.
when they won the title, the
Eagles ran up q string Of eight
victories over their Washington
rivals and it has been nip and
tuck since.
The Eagles could square the
all-time standing between the
clubs at 22-all. with two ties.
If they take both games this
year., Philadelphia has the
edge In scoring. l.037 to 838.
That's more points than any
other team In the Eastern Divi-
sion has scored on the Red
skins and points UP the explo-
siveness of the Eagles offense
Evening star., 1960-11-11
British Net Group
Bans Courts for
Kramer Cup Play

LONDON, Nov. II (AP).-
The British Lawn Tennis As
sociation has put a crimp In
the plans Of Jack Kramer for
an inter zonal professional
tournament for the proposed
Kramer Cup. It has banned
the use Of British club courts.
although leaving them open for
other tournaments involving
Kramer's pro stars. No reason
was given for the action.
The inter-zonal tournament
is the professionals plan as an
answer to the amateur Davis
Cup.
The Kramer Cup will be held
between four zones - North
America, South America, Aus
tralia and Europe. But the
professionals aim to stage the
cup for national teams once
they have enough players in
their ranks1
Evening star., 1960-11-11
Tar Heels Could Prove
Big Hurdle for Terps

were in recent weeks, a 22.6
defeat by South Carolina and
a 24-0 loss to Clemson.
The Terps should be heavy
favorites against Virginia next
Saturday, which makes to-
morrow's contest the key game
in the late-season drive for q
GA record. Maryland is IA
at present.
Betty'S Big Test
Quarterback Dale Betty.
whose 81 pass completions in
96 attempts rank him among
the Nations leaders in per-
centage, could get his biggest
test Of the season tomorrow
even though he has the gifted
Gary Collins as a receiver.
The Tar Heels rank No. /
in the Atlantic Coast Con-
ference in pass defense. They've
permitted only IS completions
in 80 attempts. The Tar Heels
are sixth in rushing defense.
Guard Bill Kirchiro and Ev
Cloud. Maryland's No. l right
halfback. made the trip, but
they are going to give way to
Jack Reilly and Dwayne
Fletcher in. the starting line
up. Fletcher had the biggest
day of his collegiate career in
leading Maryland to a lat
victory over North Carolina
last year.
Rex Collins, who missed the
Penn State game with an ankle
injury. may start at fullback
for Maryland. and Vincent
Scott will be back at right end.
Dick Barlund has moved to
No. ! left tackle. Tom Sanko-
vich will be the other starting
tackle.
The Terps will run into three
District area players in John
Schroeder of Anacostia High.
Jim LeCompte of Gaithersburg
and Joe Davies of Annandale.
Schroeder is the third leading
pass catcher, while Davies is
fourth in rushing. LeCompte
is one of the teams best line
men.