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Evening star., 1960-04-26
DAVID LAWRENCE

Nikita Khrushchev has up
set the apple cart again. He
declares in his latest speech
that, if the Soviet Union
chooses to sign a peace treaty
with the East German gov
ernment, this could lead to
the loss by the Western allies
of their rights of access to
West Berlin "by land, water
or air"
This is a renewal of a
threat made some time ago
but, coming as it does now
after a period of peaceful
coexistence" and exchanges
of visits between the top men
of the West and East. it
raises a question as to- what
really has been resolved.
The Soviet Premier may
have had a tactical reason
for expressing again his
warning to the West. The
summit conference is due in
the middle of May at Paris.
and it might be assumed that
no participant government
would. publicly at least, re-
cede from its viewpoint be-
fore such a meeting takes
place. But it is significant
that Mr.. KhruShchev now
questions the validity of the
Allied agreements themselves
which ended World War II.
If one ally can ignore the
signatures of other allies to
a contract and, by the simple
device of recognizing a gov
ernment in a portion of what
previously was occupied ter
ritory, thinks it can deprive
the conquering nations of
their rights, then interna-
tional contracts or agree
ments are meaningless.
This is what is known as a
"juridical" question. 1t can
be settled by a court of inter-
national law. Such a tribunal
exists today at the Hague
with the sanction of the
United Nations. 1t is known
as THE International Court
Of Justice" Certainly, there
could be no logical reason for
refusing to accept the juris-
Evening star., 1960-04-26
RALPH McGHL
Economic Gains Viewed as Depending
On Regions Unison for New Mood

Now that the new civil
rights legislation is law. The
South has a real opportunity
for one of those great leaps
forward. This the region
desperately needs to make
in order that its political
maturity may catch up with
the vast progress which goes
on in the industrial field. If
this is not done, the economic
machine will in time slow
down.
The new bill is confined
In major part to voting. In
all their filibuster speeches
against the legislation, no
Southern leader opposed the
right to vote. We cannot do
this. The Nation carries many
heavy burdens. The South
has a greater share of the
one at which the rights bills
are directed.
Now would seem to be the
critical time when all South
ern leadership could join in
setting an example of accept
ance Of the right of qualified
persons to vote. This would
seem a fairly simple and easy
thing to do. All factions
could join in it. 1t is simply
not any longer possible to
deny the right to vote. This
is so fundamental in our gov
ernment that it cannot be
ignored.
1t is certain that the
South's reaction to the new
laws. which have been called
moderate even by those who
opposed them, will be watched
very closely in the months
ahead. Statements by South
ern congressional leaders de-
scribed this amended legisla-
Evening star., 1960-04-26
BY the Associated Press

The program to give United
States agricultural surpluses to
needy populations abroad has
run into charges ranging up
to theft and black marketing
in some countries, Congress has
been told.
In closed door testimony,
Roger Stewart. a liaison officer
between the international Co.
operation Administration ano
the Agriculture Department
gave a House Appropriations
subcommittee some details.
At its request, he also SUBJ
mitted a list of problems
encountered in 18 countries.
The subcommittee made his
testimony and the list public
yesterday.
Complaints Listed
BY countries. the complaints
listed were:
"Algeria-1nability of volun.
tary agencies to control pro.
gram due to conditions i'm.
posed by local authorities.
"Austria-Excessive stockpil
ing of commodities by recipien
institutions; distribution to in
eligible recipients; and illega
assessment of distribution cost
to recipients.
"Brazil-Agencies' inability t
secure duty-free entry ant
consequent impoundment o
supplies at ports for long pc
mods which resulted in un
necessary spoilage. and di
version to black market through
illegal sales and exchanges.
"Chile-Charges of trade in
reference and of diversion t,
commercial markets.
"Colombia-Theft of com
modities: illegal diversion t
commercial channels. and need
RECIPIENTS required t6 pay smal
Evening star., 1960-04-26

ton as a victory for the
Southern position. They now
have, as we all do, an oppor-
tunity for greater victory by
honestly encouraging imple-
mentation Of law.
Failure to do this can have
but one result. There will be
more civil rights legislation
introduced in the sessions Of
the next two or three Con-
crosses. 1t will be less and less
possible to oppose such legis-
lation if the new laws are
def1ed or frustrated.
There is every reason for
the local and State leader
ship in the South to recognize
this fact and act to prevent
it. The regulations cannot be
used to discriminate. The
laws apply only to those quail
ifled to vote. Many of the
older persons, because of ed
ucational lacks, will never be
qualified. Even in counties
where there is a large Negro
population, immigration con-
tinues at an enormous rate.
There is not, in the foresee-
able future, any danger of
political domination by a
newly enfranchised group.
The record of the past, and
present, makes the South
vulnerable. There are 20
counties, Is of them in Mis-
sissippi. which at last reports
did not permit a single Negro
to register for voting. Even
teachers were denied. When
Alabama registrars denied
teachers at Tuskegee, Ala
bama, the right to register
the story was used around
the world. The Communists
employed it to prove their
Evening star., 1960-04-26
PeeIer and Wife
Are ReconciIed

TUCSON. Ariz., April &c
(AP) A divorce suit filed by
Columnist Westbrook Pegler
and a counter-claim entered by
his wife have been dismissed In
Superior Court at Tucson.
Mr.. Pegler said yesterday he
and his wife have reconciled
and are living together again
IN their Tucson suburban home
Mr.. Pegler and the former
Mrs. Pearl Doane were mar
ried in New York last Nay IL
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Coco-CoIu,
Minute Maid
Plan Merger

ATLANTA, Sept. % (AP) -
Two giants of the liquid re.
freshment field-Coca- Cola Co
and Minute Maid Corp.-wil,
soon be wed under terms of q
tentative agreement for what
was called a natural merger.
The merger is subject tc
formal approval by boards oi
both firms and then by stock
holders at special meetings
probably in December.
Tentative approval was an
nounced yesterday by w. E
Robinson, Coca-Cola board
chairman, and j. F. Brownlee
chairman Of Minute Maid.
Minute Maid would continue
operating with its present man.
agement.
Coca-Cola would issue one
new share Of its common stock
for each 90 shares of Minute
Maid common. This would in
volve issuance of 906, 400 shares
of Coca-Cola common stock.
The merger would have
assets totaling $685., ,3O2, ,946.
Combined gross sales of the
two last year totaled SAL, 1881, :
290 and their combined net
earnings were $38,251 .2O7.
Evening star., 1960-09-23

having an aggregate market
value of $123.
AS long as the market price
for the common is $26.125 per
share or more, a debenture
holder would receive through
conversion Of debentures into
common stock a greater market
value than the cash which such
holder would receive If he sur
rendered the debentures for re-
demption.
Dividend Also Due
In recent years. the company
has paid the fourth quarters
dividend on common stock
usually late In December to
holders of record on a date
early in that month. Thus a
holder Surrendering a deben-
ture for conversion on or after
November l and prior to the
close on November 8 would be
eligible to receive the Deem
ber dividend If he continued to
hold the shares.
Notice of the redemption, in
dicating the numbers of the
debentureS drawn for redemp-
ton, the principal amount to
be redeemed in respect of such
debenture and other pertinent
information. will be published,
and will be mailed to holders of
registered debentures, to be re-
deemed on or about Septem-
ber 80.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Realty Investment
Trusts Granted
Tax Exemption
BY the Associated Press

Investors and shareholders
in many real estate investment
trusts will get special Federal
tax treatment under a new law,
The legislation, little noticed
at the time, was pushed
through Congress in its final
session and has now been signed
by President Eisenhower.
It gives real estate trusts
Federal tax treatment avail
able to regulated investment
companies or mutual funds.
This means that no Federal
taxes are levied on the earnings
and dividends which are passed
along to investors or share
holders. Previously these real
estate trusts or pools were taxed
at the usual rate for corpora
tions, or So per cent on their
earnings.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Il in District
Among 5000
Out at Pennsy

The Pennsylvania Railroad
said today that only 12 of It's
approximately 200 employees in
the District of Columbia are
among the 5000 persons laid
of during the last several days.
ut appears doubtful that any
others in Washington will be
laid OF at this time" a COM
pany spokesman said.
He added that approximately
50 employees in the Baltimore
area had been laid of also.
The railroad has few facili-
ties in Virginia and none of its
Virginia employees have been
laid OF yet, the spokesman said.
II can't tell you what spe-
clflc jobs they held because the
reduction in work force is being
made in all departments
throughout the 13 States where
we operate" he said.
A statement released by the
Pennsylvania said the layoffs
are a direct result of the recent
strike which caused the COM
pany to lose an estimated $40
million in revenue.
1T has been complicated by
generally depressed business
conditions and sharply rising
costs of operation" the state
ment said.
The company said it was
doing everything possible to
meet the situation"
In addition to the layoffs all
salaried employees in the Penn
sylvania's general Offices who
make less than $4,000 a year
are to be furlonged for two
days each in the last two weeks
of this month.
The railroad said action af-
Evening star., 1960-09-23

cents per 500 Of such prin-
cipal amount accrued from No
vember / to Novemer 8. unless
on or before November 9 the
holders decide to surrender the
debentures for conversion into
common stock in accordance
with their terms.
The right to convert deben-
lures to be redeemed into COM
mon stock will terminate at the
close Of business on November
8. The conversion price is $25
q share. This means that four
common shares would be ex-
changed for each 500 principal
amount Of debentures surren-
dered for conversion.
Cautioned on Date
Holders desiring to convert
debentures and also to receive
the November semi-annual
interest payment thereon
should not surrender them for
conversion before November l..
From January / through
September 81 this year the re-
ported sales prices for PEPCO
common on the New York
Stock Exchange ranged from a
high of $31 a share to a low of
$27 q share. The last reported
sale on Wednesday was $30.7S
a share.
At the last quoted price, a
debenture holder would receive,
upon conversion, for each 500
principal amount Of debentures.
four shares of common stock
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Petroleum Stocks Up

The Bureau Of Mines reports
that stocks Of domestic and
foreign crude petroleum totaled
22S.94S,00O barrels on Sep
tember II. a net increase of
2.l56.0o0 barrels for the week.
Domestic crude decreased l43,-
600. Foreign crude increased
2.299,0oo. Daily average pro-
duction was 6,S47,0OO barrels,
a decrease of $1,000. Runs to
stills averaged S.O83, 900, a de-
crease Of $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
New Record Expected
In Coco-CoIu Sales

Worldwide sales of the Coca
Cola Co. should reach a new
all-time peak this year if the
current rate of growth con-
tinues, reported President Lee
Talley at regional meeting of
Coca-Cola bottlers here yester-
day.
Sales are running sIlbstan-
TALLY above a year ago and the
company has been improving
its market position, he said.
Sales OF Coca-Cola already have
outdistanced all other inter-
Evening star., 1960-09-23

national soft drink brands COM
bined, he added.
The company's 10 and H.
ounce packages have been gain
ing a larger share of the market
and sales promotion activities
have been stepped UP. he re-
ported.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
81 Billion War Bond
Swop Announced
By the Associated Pres.

The Treasury has announced
that owners of nearly 81 billion
OF World War II bonds have
agreed to exchange them for
new long-term bonds carrying
a higher rate Of interest.
It said that by this opers-
ton, called advance refunding.
the marketable debts average
maturity will be extended fror,
SO months to 81 months.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
Truck Tonnage Dip

Intercity truck tonnage in "a
metropolitan areas across the
country in the week ended
September II was down IL per
cent from the corresponding
week last year, the American
Trucking Association reports.
Compared with the previous
week this year, tonnage in the
week ended September II was
up 1871 per cent.
Evening star., 1960-09-23

fecting other salary groups
would be announced next week.
The railroads carloadings
were cut of on September /
when $4,000 members of the
Transport Workers Union
walked out on a strike that
shut the line down for IL days.
Evening star., 1960-09-23
METALS

NEW YORK. Sept. % (AP).-spot
nonierrous metals prices today: Copper,
~ cents q pound, Connecticut Valley.
Lead, IL cents q pound. New York.
Louis. Tin, 1:02ss q pound, New YORK,
Foreign silver, 91as cents per troy
ounce, New. York. Pittsburgh scran
steeL NO. ] heavy. was quoted By Iron
Evening star., 1960-09-23
PEPCO Holders Foce
Call for Debentures

Directors Potomac Electric Power yesterday author
lied redemption Of $2 million principal amount of 324 per
cent convertible debentures due May /, 1878.
The portion of the debentres to be redeemed will become
payable at the redemption price of 104
Of the principal amount together with interest of 8
Evening star., 1960-09-23
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Sept, % (APl.-For-
Australia In dollars. others in cents
and decimals Of cent?:
Canada In N Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

IF YOU need 5 bedrms. and closets
galore, then you must see thi.
all-brick believed home with huge
living rm., custom-equipped kit.
2 full baths and 2O-ft. screened
porch, close to parkway and Primo
Georges Country Club. Only $50.
500: on conventional terms. Cal
til z pm , WA. $4,000. ROBERT
8. DAVIS & CO., INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

LANHAM-Rolling View homes: 9
and 4 bedrm. all-brick ramblers,
full walk-out bsmts. Prices start at
S16.5e0 r $1,000 below market.
Good terms or trades taken. To
see: Out Rte. so to Lanham. con-
tinue to Rolling View sign. MAX
MILLER, Ii. 7-2100: ewes, Ia.
a-SS53 or Ii. 4-ol54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Acc AREA

Acc AREA
Charming, 4-bedrm. Colonial-type
farmhouse, with 80 acres, lust o6
Route 240;- IL minis. from Rock.
vile; 7OO-ft. frontage on Route
III; stream; barns in excel. cond,
Price, $4,000, with SIO,OOC
down; additional acreage avail
Plenty Of income possibilities, cal
1or appointment to inspect.
F. BERENS, Realtor
ROCKVILLE PIKE HA. 7-45OO
ASSUME LARGE 4lS% Loan
bedrm, lla-bath brk. Wheaton
rambler; bSmt., many extras, 500
500. VII 8-39l@. No agents.
ASSUME LARGE ils% TRUST
l bedrms.. 2I2 baths, family rm.
beamed ceiling in liv. rm.; fenced
lot; walk-out bsmt. $4,000. LO.
HUGH T. PECK, 1896 ceorsia Ave.
LIST WITH Us FOR REULTS
ATTENTION CT NO MONEY
DOWN. 8 bedrm. ramblerI storm
windows and doors, covered patio,
fenced corner lot. LO. $3.50.
HUGH 7. PECK, 1926 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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LsEh. O--ll..
LEWISDALE-Unusually nice, mod
3 bedrm. brk. rsmbl., lge. liv. rm,
wLfrepl., Ia baths, RECREATION
ROOM, Diet. garage, beautifully
handicapped lot w/fishpond. Priced
to sell. HUGH T. PECK, HE
4-170O It'll q
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CLEVELAND PARK-Fine big home
in this excellent in-town location;
/. Large liv. rm. din. rm.. den and
! kit. on LIST floor; o bedrmsa j
baths on md. Rec. rm. with hIe-
Z. place. Excellent cond Being sold
/, LIPS. INC. DI. T-14ll: eyes,, OIL,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

2-bath brick Cape Cod with family
room close to ali schools. S1S,95O.
CT or FLA. JAS. C. CONLEY,
Realtors, JU. SABA.
SYCAMORE ACRES-Acre of tree
shaded land; Plus beautiful little
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georeia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
TAKOMA PK.-Brk. ramb.: liv.
rmy din. rm., kit, bedrms..
bath; very clean: $4,000. HUGH
T. PECK. HE. 4-1700 It'll o.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-Mb.

REAL FIREPLACE in the iiv. room
OF this all-briek rambler at PHl
approved price Of S15,600. LargI
tiled bath: full bsmt. Only $685.
cash or trade, Call til z pm
ROBERT 8. DAVIS q CO.. Real
tors, WA. 7-3900.
THLAWN-3-bedroom rambler
radiant heat; small down paymt
eOUTHLAWN RLTY.. 10. 7-3622
10 BUY OR RENT CALL
MUDD REAL ESTATE co..
LII. 4-43S2 RE. 6-S20t
VETs-SbOO INCLUDES SETTLE.
MENT AND S60.60 per mo, buy,
this 2-bedrm. home near Primo.
Georges Country Club. Call til {
pm, WA. $4,000.
ROBERT s. DAVIS a CO. INC
SIa.5 800 BUYS this all-brick 2,
bedrm. bungalow with fireplace II
Iy. rm., full hsmt., large lot: jus
Oh. Rte. so near parkway. Terms
s seli n s pk " va Y co. 1-sG Se
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CATO

$3.50 st. Barnabas Rd., Temple Hill.
Corner. at Wheeler - 6 rms, oil
Dashboard heat, lge. rms, frt. and
rear porches, combination garage
workshop-dog house; nicely land
scaped; VACANT: lot 500 #. deep.
Call Midway 5-5666 or p. o. Box
1916, Waldorf, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

COLLEGE PARK (HollyRood) -
spotless white rambler: pretty as
can be, with 3 big bedrms. AND
ample closets. large window in liv,
room. table space kit. with dis
posal. big lot, off-street parking
Assume Az loan and pay S74.lS
mo. Payments slightly higher with
only $3.50 Gotal outlay. VA OIL
FLA,
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BETHESDA

New ,sp%lit-level in a prestige area
lures 4 bedrms.. lge, library,
baths, mahos. paneied family rm
with 1repl. and sliding doors to
patio, king-siSe kit. and garage,
VIM. b. LUCAS CO.. OIL. e-ss6s It'll 9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

MT. RAINIER-3-bedrm. bunsalow:
living rm.. den, h.-w. heat. ga
rage: S11.500 FILA. HA. 2-SS00,
WA. 1927. CARL ALBERT
HEIDER. Realtor.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AREA, assume
4h% loan--Lovely detached brick;
9 spacious rooms. bsmt., porch;
terms, S15,950. HUGH T. PECK.
1873 New Hampshire ave. HE.
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CLEVELAND PARK

The Asc ot House hqrpntninTs: AD.
gracious, spacious, 6-bedroom
Victorian provides all of these,
plus q lovely kitchen for Ny Fair
Llssdys; .o $1,000 Raci FL Is,v fESssli or
C. MILLICENT CHATEL
los NJ WISE. INC
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BETHESDA
Happy
Thanksgiving
GEO w ROBERTSON

Realtor OIL, o-2123
BETHESDA; $1,000 Attractive
brick:and frame contemporary
styled home; 3 bedrms., > baths,
area. Ice. kitchen, radiant heat;
patio and large sunny activities
rm.; beautifully wooded and
private lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24

GEORGETOWN-FirSt time offered
for your own decorating ideas.
, S29, $50, Brick. 3 bedrooms, Ia
baths. full basement above ground:
pool possibilities, RA. SAILS or
RIA. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-24
HOUSES FuRN. 70 Rent
HOUSES FoR SALE NV.

AMER, U. AREA - Ramblers are
mighty scarce in D. c, Here IS one
near Spring Valley for Ss9.950.
Wide, center, hall separate din.
aB baths: full basement. patio.
: built-in garage. Should sell very
quickly. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
INC, DI. 7-141l; ewes, OIL. g.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEX, vA.-From I0O-ft. front to
10 acres on Pickett ST., WAPLE-
TON. Water, sewer, MAPLE 1928
14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
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AMER. U.-sPRNG VALLEY ARIA

First presentation -Rockwood
parkway n.w.-Immaculate white
: brick center-hall Colonial. Laree
living room. dining room, den,
lavatory plus delightful big scr.
porch on LIST floor. 3 large bed
rooms. Q baths on end: finished
Bird. Rec. room, garage; priced
Evening star., 1960-12-03
-. =
uition Grant Program
Is Louded by Almond

RICHMOND. Dec. 3 (AP)-
Virginia's tuition grant pro-
gram, under fire from some
State legislators. has drawn the
support Of the man who
played q key role in its enact
ment-Gov. Almond.
He told newsmen Thursday
the program Is "a very vital
part Of the States approach
to the cause Of public
education"
He said he thinks the law
is being operated within the
purpose and intent" specified
by the General Assembly.
GAS far as ] am concerned. I"
he said. ut is the very heart
of the freedom Of choice pro-
gram. AS long as I am Cover
nor, 1t viii be applied according
to its purpose and intent"
mo abuses have been
brought to my attention. and
nothing indicates there are any
abuses" ,
Two State Senators-E. E.
Haddock Of Richmond and
Victor p. Wilson of Hampton
have announced they will work
for repeal Of the law at the
next General Assembly.
The tuition grant law was
enacted by the Assembly as
part of the Almond freedom
of-choice school policy. Under
1t, any pupil eligible to attend
q public school may receive a
tuition grant to attend a pri-
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Four years ago I wrote In
The Star that in my opinion
Lois Marshall. II she was
equally as good in lieder as
she was in oratorio and drama.
tic arias with orchestras. was
the greatest soprano In the
world known to me. Last night
at The Library Of Congress /
heard her sing lieder for the
first time. 80 I can strike the
former necessary reservation
from my appraisal. Nobody can
quite equal Lois Marshall.
She sang Schumann's cycle
"Frauenliebe und Leben", the
Rokoko Suite Of zilcher (lss1-
l94e). o wholly unremarkahle
but innocuous cycle Of second
rate German songs. and three
arias Of Handel. Her voice has
all its old appeal -timibres that
change with each vowel. fault
less intonation and phrasing
that never seems to be troubled
BY breathing.
The ensemble Of the schu-
mann cycle ives seriously mar.
red b. the wooden pisno play.
ing Of weldon Kilburn. but
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Cleared Truct Put
On Sole by RIA

The Redevelopment Land
yesterday put Q slum-
cleared parcel Of land bounded
BY !. <. South Capitol and Halt
streets S.W. up for sale
The agency has Get the price
for the Sl.ss4 square feet Of
land ct $So6. 600. This procedure
Of putting . price on the land
before asking for proposals for
developing 1t marks o departure
from RLA's usual practice Of
negotiating with the developer
and then setting the land price.
The RIA said the parcel
would be ideal for Q motel. but
ruled out Q shopping center on
grounds 1t would compete with
nearby stores. Developers can
obtain details on the property
from the RIA disposition office,
9l9 Eighteenth street NV. The
RIA viii select one proposal
from those offered. :.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
KERRY DRAKE
JULIET JONES
THE JACKSON TWINS
Pogo
DAVID CRANE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

'Today's word game IL de-
signed to test your ability to
recognize words similar to one
another in meaning. Below you
viii find two sroups Of ten
words each. The first group is
numbered /. .. !. etc. The Sec
ond group Is lettered A. B. C.
etc.
!; For each word in the first
eroup you will find o word Of
almost the same meaning (a
synonym) in the second group.
Thus the word numbered /
may meat, practically the same
As the word lettered r. Write
this down 40 1-F. When you
have sll the ansyers. check