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Evening star., 1960-04-17
MARCHING IN SACKCLOTH

Wearing burlap smocks with the symbol Of
Britains Ban The Bomb" crusade, these
girls are among the 5000 demonstrators who
left AIdermastOn, England, Friday on 54-
mile march to London for q mass rally in
LondOn's Trafalgar Square tomorrow. Thou
sands more are joining the march en- route.
1t was organized by the Campaign for Nu-
clear Disarmament-AP WirephotO.
Evening star., 1960-04-17

in which they would carry the
flame all the way back to
Athens.
Egyptians lighted their own
lamps to carry the fire to Alex
andria, Cairo and upper Egypt.
/ Represents Gospels Spread
This ancient custom of send
ing holy fire to distant points
long has represented the spread
of the gospel to the ends of
the earth in the eyes Of the
Oriental Christians.
From early morning til early
afternoon uncounted thousands
packed the crumbling old
Church of the Holy Sepulcher.
The service there was mainly
for Oriental Christians-Ortho-
dox Arm enians, Egyptians,
Copts, SyrianS and Orthodox
Ethiopians. But hundreds of
Western visitors crowded in
also.
Roman Catholics are forbid
den to participate because of
physical dangers involved in
the huge crowds and confusion.
The Easter schedule was
especially crowded this year be-
cause the Oriental and Western
casters fall together. Usually
they are on different dates be-
cause of calendar differences.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
EASTER
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
Of the is million area resi-
dents, plus the visitors, attend
religious services and then start
visiting relatives and friends or
going sight seeing.
One of the busy spots in town
yesterday was the White House
where 1881 persons lined up
from West Executive avenue to
the East Executive avenue en-
trance during the two hours
that it was open from 10 am.
to noon. The White House is
closed today and tomorrow, but
thousands of children and their
escorts are expected to visit the
White House grounds tomorrow
for the annual egg-rolling.
Bumper-tO-B Bumper Progress
The crowds gathered early at
the Tidal Basin and Jefferson
Memorial yesterday, lured out
by the bright sun and pleasant
Evening star., 1960-04-17
ADAAsks U.S.. Protest
On African Aportheid

in deploring use of vio-
lence against Negroes by the
South African government and
added:
I'VE therefore urge that our
Ambassador be recalled to
Washington for consultation
on the situation and that,
while these consultations are in
progress, American purchases
of gold from South Africa be
suspended.
"As you know, these are mea-
sures long sanctified by diplo-
matte usage, and are a form
Of language among nations
strong language, but amply
justified by the gravity of
events. We are confident that
the United States people will
support you in these actions" "
| Among the other signers Of
the letter were Senator Hum
phrey, Democrat of Minnesota;
emocrat ic Representatives
James Roosevelt of California
Holif1eld of California, Porter OF
Oregon and ReusS of Wisconsin,
Mrs. Eugene Anderson, former
Ambassador to DENIM ark;
Samuel H. Beer, national chair
man and other officers of the
ADA; James B. Carey, presi-
dent, International Union of
Electrical Workers; Rabbi Ro-
land B. Gittelsohn of Boston.
Prof. Sidney Hook, New York
University; DR.. Martin Luther
King, Alabama clergyman; DR.
Reinhold Niebuhr, New York
clergyman; Marya Names, au-
thor; Walter P. Reuther, presi-
dent. United Automobile Work.
ers; Bishop william Scarlet;
Lillian Smith, author; Roy
Wilkins, executive secretary,
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Peo-
pie. James G. Patton, president.
National Farmers Union; and
Episcopal Bishop James A.
Pike, San Francisco.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Grocer Reports
$l,400 Robbery

The manager Of a grocery
store at Third and Massachu-
sets NE. told police he was
robbed of $l.40o last night.
Gilbert Perkey. 81. of 672I
Fairwood road, Landover, Nd,
said the two holdup men, one
armed with a gun and the
other with a knife, knocked
on the store door after he had
closed. shortly after 9 pm.
Mr.. Perkey said when he
opened the door, one man pull
ed a knife and forced him
back.
He said the other man
pulled the gun after he got
inside the store, and forced
him to open the safe. They
tied him and a porter up with
a rope and left them in the
backroom of the store, Mr.
Perkey said.
Evening star., 1960-04-17
FOUND

PUPPY, black and white, male; vic.
Of Gleee rd and Wilson blvd. Phone
IA. S-2SSt,
Evening star., 1960-04-17
BY the Associated Press

How long should the mill
tary "dining-ln" cocktail hour
last?
When and how should toasts
be proposed and answered?
At what point in the meal is
/ smoking permitted?
:, Mai. Gen. Chester E. Nc
Carly has the answers and has
listed regulations to be fol-
? lowed at formal dinners in the
officers messes of his command
the 14th Air Force with
headquarters at Warner Rob-
ms (Ga0 Air Force Base.
I, Seeking to revive some dy-
: ing military customs, Gen. Nc
Carly has told his subordinates
to dine together periodically
He has instructed them how tc
go about it. with minute regard
for traditional proprieties.
Officers of the 14th Air Force
must attend their periodic eve-
ming functions in formal dress
Under the McCarty rules, the
cocktail bar opens at 1880 $3.50
Evening star., 1960-04-17

temperatures which went no
higher than 80 degrees during
the day.
But if walking around the
basin was pleasant for camera
fans and beauty lovers, it was
a different story for motorists.
The flow of traffic past the
pink and white blooms was at
a snail's pace. The procession
lof cars crawled bumper-to-
bumper and scores of cars were
stalled when cooling systems
overheated.
An added attraction at the
Tidal Basin was the antics of
the flsh-mostly carp and her.
ring-which put on a sprightly
show of leaping, jumping and
swarming.
Traffic in and out of the city
was at its yearly peak. Train
loads and busloads of school
children moved in and out of
the city. Two special trains of
knights Templar were here
from Michigan to attend the
30th annual Easter sunrise
services at the Arlington Gem
etery amphitheater. 1t is to be
one of the highlights of many
such rites in the area this
morning.
Busy Week Looked For
Mr.. Arata said the pres
sure would be on area hotel
and motel keepers all week to
provide beds for the visitors.
Oddly enough. there are still
bedless rooms left, he said, but
the beds have been moved for
use by family groups. One ho-
tel keeper phoned as far as 25
miles away to find accommo-
dations for people who could
find nowhere to stay.
Traffic was no better in the
other areas than it was at the
Tidal Basin, police reported.
Cars crawled through the
Kenwood area Of Chevy Chase,
which has celebrated cherry
blossoms of its own. Memorial
Bridge and the two Fourteenth
Street bridges were jampacked
most of the day, as early as Z
am. yesterday. Constitution
avenue and Maine avenue also
had a heavy run of traffic.
Evening star., 1960-04-17

Pueli,hsd Daily end Sunday
Sseond-elasS Postass Paid
at Washington, o. c.
ct 275 ViFsinio Ave. Sc
Evening star., 1960-04-17

fTE PIN, blue sapphire and diamond,
lost FRI, on 14th st or Georgia
ave-; generouS reward TU, 2-l162
or HO 2-2104, Mr.. WALTER
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Africans Face
Banishment if
They Strike

JOHANNESBURG. South Al
rica, April Is (AP Negroes
were warned by the govern
ment today they may be BAN
ished to backwoods reserves if
they obey the underground call
for a work boycott next week.
The department of Bantu
(native) administration and de-
velopment issued the warning.
Against the background of a
report Tuesday by Justice Min
ister Francois Erasmus that
authorities already are ship
ping many idle and superfiuouS
Bantu back to their home
lands" it said:
THE Bantu public are re-
minded that a considerable
number of ,Bantu workers were
dismissed from their employ
ment as a result of the recent
;tay-away-from-work campaign
and have since been unem-
ployed. Unless they find work
soon they will have to go back
to their homelands.
Warned About Pamphlets
"Bantu workers are there
fore, in their own interests
warned not to pay any atten-
ton to pamphlets or other
forms of encouragement for
them to stay away from work."
The outlawed African Ma
tional Congress is promoting
the work boycott. It wants to
revive the stay-at-home move
ment broken last week after
police raids on African settle
mentS netted sacks of arms and
hundreds of men described by
authorities as subYersives, agi-
tators and terrorists.
With most of its known lead
ers in jail, the Congress emer-
gency committee called for
Negroes to stay at home
throughout next week to en-
force four demands on Prime
Minister Hendrix F. Verwoerd' S
regime.
End of Passes Sought
These are elimination of the
law requiring all Negroes to
carry passes, release of the
Congress leaders, ending of the
state of emergency by which
the country is run under near
martial law, and restoration of
the Congress as a legal organ
ization. ea
Governme e mt raids were
launched to nip the revival
after ANC pamphlets showed
up in Johannesburg's African
settlements Thursday. Police
Commissioner Col. j. C. Lem
mer announced police will be
out in force next week to pro-
tect Negroes who ignore the
call.
Mr.. Verwoerd, recovering in
q Pretoria hospital from
wounds resulting from two bull
let's fired into his head by a
white assassin a week ago, was
described in a medical bulletin
as making excellent progress.
~ e - u So
Evening star., 1960-04-17
AFTrimsC Cocktail Hour
To Jet-Age As Minutes

Ip.m civilian time) and closes
IS minutes later.
"On the sounding Of the
chimes, members of the mess
will proceed Immediately to the
dining room, take positions be-
hind their respective chairs
and remain standing while the
president (or senior officer Of
the mess) calls the mess to
order" Gen. McCarty wrote.
The president" is the first
seated and the first, to rise after
the meal.
General McCarty departed
somewhat from traditional Eu-
ropean military proprieties in
the timing of formal toasts.
Under his rule, toasts to the
President of the United States
and the Air Force chief of staff
are proposed at the beginning
of the meal. The older tradi-
tions call for the toast at the
end of the session.
Rest-Then Dessert
Perhaps the former Portland
(Oreg.0 attorney had in mind
that under anybody's rules, no.
body is allowed to smoke until
after the toasts.
There should be a Commute
"rest period" between the main
course and dessert. he said.
The dining in" tradition
gradually has died out in the
United States military services
as military life, once confined
largely to isolated garrisons,
has become more a part of a
community. Wives and de-
pendents now take a prominent
part in festivities at officers
clubs.
Gen. McCathy's "dining-i in"
instructions have no connection
with an earlier-publicized Air
Force pamphlet covering such
things as the mixing of mar
TINS. q
Evening star., 1960-04-17
By tn. Associated Press

Seyenty-three American civil
rights leaders urged yesterday
that the United States recall
Ambassador Philip Grove for
consultation and suspend gold
purchases from South Africa in
protest against that govern
ment's racial policies.
The group, including Mrs
Franklin D. Roosevelt and
leaders in organized labor, re-
ligious, legislative and other
fields, made its proposals in q
letter to Secretary of State
Herter.
The letter, released by the
Americans for Democratic Ac-
ton, commended the State
Departments recent actor
Evening star., 1960-04-17
LOST

. BOXER, 2-year-old male, dark brindle;
lost vic Palmer Park, Nd. sP. 3-9567.
3-9567
BRIEF CASE, light tan, vic. L St.
bet. 13th-14th NV; no yaluablcs,
business papers; reward. XII. 9-23S1
or Ma. s-5707.
BULLDOG, fawn, with white chest and
Aprii IL: reward. Du. z:sss4.
brown face; name Metz; bet. Mill
No. 1928. Reward. ia. $3.50.
DOG, male, brindle boxer; Gus" ~
years. SoSSo sls mask ;s with an,s6n xh pasS; vs
EpaeEsser EDS ESSss sG:s5Ss' i aSs'0n' reward can
MINK SCARF. 4 skins, B. Altman
label; r st NV, 10th to 7th: reward.
SP. 3-Q514, after B pm, or Box
109-C, Star.
MONEY CLIP. brown leather; initials
cOleszlis rd iOnsalns ST. spa: money Ssvsrs SS W AP
PARAKEET, Green, male. with band
On leg; VIC, ,,vosr Of Forest UrgS. Glen I'd anS H
Ju. 9-S2S1 or Ju 9-2362
PARAKEET. green, has gresn band
Scnty SR ss HRi % name ave 6 and Sh 0;
NV; reward. Cali WO. 6-6075.
PUPPY, male. brown, resembles DO.
lice dog; no collar: Camp Springs
area; needs vet. care. RE. 5-3675
SIAMESE CAT, yrs, old. gentle, fawr
and brown; vic. 10th ave, Woodlawn
Nd Reward. AP. 1885.
SUNGLASSES, prescription; vic. Of
Wsshinston Lee Apartments. IA
lost Fri, on 14th st or Georeis
ave. generouS reward TU 2-l16s
or HO 2-2104, Mr.. WALTER
Evening star., 1960-04-17

noon. shortly after the conclu-
sion of a service Of Holy fire in
the Church of the Holy Sepul-
cher.
The dust hung so heavily. 1t
veiled the domes and spires in
side the walled old city, which
usually form a stunning view.
A flame = symbolic of the
message Of Christ's resurrec-
tion-was carried across the no
mans land between two tech
nically still warning nations,
Jordan and Israel.
Lighted From Holy Fire
The fame was a torch lighted
from Holy Fire which emerged
from the tomb of Christ. Greek
Orthodox Christians, who live
in Israel, took the lighted taper
and raced across the no mans
land to light lamps and candles
in churches on the other side
They were able TO move back
and forth across the armistice
, line only by special arrange
ments elaborately worked out
among Israel. the United Ma
tions and Jordan. q,
On the Arab side the flame
: was carried to Christian viii
lagos all over Palestine. The
Greeks lighted little oil lamps
Evening star., 1960-04-17
Sondstorm Darkness
Reminds Of Crucifixion

JERUSALEM Jordan Sector April l6 (AP)-A sandstorm
couded the Holy today recalling to Easter pilgrims that
when cruced There darkness the earth
. :. and the sun was darkened."
The sandsorm was of the worst in the memory of
Jerusalem residents It swept from the south in midafter
Evening star., 1960-10-16

2o9 Boys Dress Shirts in wosh and wear hieh-eount
1Oooo cotton broodcoth with convertible cuff or Oxford
button down Ivy style White Sizes to 20 for neck sizes
l1h14H -----2.39
zes Boys Poomos in looqo cotton flannel coot and MILDLY
styles; cotton knit ski type model Sizes to ZO-zs9
Evening star., 1960-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
S350 DOWN

S9S per mo. pays all on thi,
sparkling rambler; 2 bedrms., ex.
panded to 3; lovely yard; on bus
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT
Evening star., 1960-06-12

SILVER SPRING. Open 1 to 8;
near Wheaton - Brick rambler
1911 Gridley lane; liv. rm... fire.
sSs Sstbs Isrse sqEs qlains nm nSmI . 9edrms MS
rec. rm Only si7,506. DALEY
REAL ESTATE, AP. 7-6644.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

WHEAToN-IAIMAcULATE BRICK
COLONIAL-3 bedrms., . baths,
frepl in liv. rm., rec. rm., lovely
landscaped, fenced yd. Off
STREET PARKING. S1s.50O. 10.
HUGH +. PECK. 1926 Ga. Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEATON, $500 down. -bedrm.
brick rambler; porch, garage, fire.
place; walk to Plaza, bus, schools.
hlue-packed at Sl3,950. CALL
HALL,' Real Estate, 10. 5-T43l
WHEATON WOODS
Rambler, 3 bedrms.: completely
fenced yd.; air cond.; beautiful
red rec. rm. with bar. Make this
a must LO. 5-2990
HUGH T. PECK, l1246 Ga. Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEAToN-Less than 2 yrs. old;
3-bedrm., full-bsmt. rambler with
table space In kit, sep. din. rm.,
TILED bsmt., roughed-in for 2nd
bath, carport, patio, etc. Sl7,5OO,
only $3.50 down with easy monthly
payments or assume low interest
FHA loan. For information, Mr..
Harrison JU 5-37lO, or APR
CONSULTANTS, WI. 2-902s. 3.
WHEATON-Assume high GI loan
and move right in. You won't even
have to lift a finger in this abso-
iutely spotless brick split-leVl 3
bedrms., "a baths, lge. ultra mod
ern kit, beautifully finished rec
rm. Only S19,950.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-907O. til Q
WHEATON = Red-brick rambler.
bsmt., elec. kit. and a fenced
HONEYMOON COTTAGE"
Only Sl5,500 with $3.50 dn. and
payments like rent
w. J. NICHOLAS Lo. 5-OSOO
WHEATON-ROCKVILLE AREA -
S295 down incl. settlement. 8 bed
rm. brick. Immed occupancy,
owner will finance, ST. 3-569O'
WHEATON, in beautiful Hammond
Wood-Goodman designed, con-
temporary rambler; / level. 3 bed
rooms. Handicapped corner lot,
many trees, evergreen hedges,
private patio. > air conditioners
and other extras. $4,000 from
OWNER, VIII. 2-9110.
WHEATON, 12026 Bluhill I'd, -
2-story semidet.: 9 rms, B., gas
&C ht., fenced yd. UN. 4-7O45.
WHEATON = By owner. 3-bedrm
semi-det., full bsmt., sep. din. rm.,
conv. to schools. VIII. 2-7S43.
Evening star., 1960-06-12

BELTSVILLE BEAUTIESAOnIy 4
Of these left: situated on LARGE
level Handicapped yards. Just few
Of their many features are SUI
perbly finished carportS or porch
es, extensively appointed de luxe
Kitchens with all the TRIMMINGS,
and HUGE rambling Easements.
Come out and see the rest for
yourself SATURDAY AND SUN
DAY, j. TO DARK. DIRECTIONS:
On Powder Min rd. TO Gunpowder
rd., proceed l blk. on GunpoWder
I'd to Ammendale I'd, right l
blk. to Lincoln ave, right TO open
house. Exclusive with BOWERS
Evening star., 1960-06-12
WEST REAL FSTATE

Suitland areas bedrms., liy
rm., DIN. area. kitchen, utility
rm., close to Census and shop
ming Gsnn -
Evening star., 1960-06-12

SILVER SPRING-4 Corners; 3.
bedrm. brk. and frame house: full
din. rm., large kit, bsmt.. tree
shaded lot On busline, mr.. schools
RAMSEY REALTY CO.
.JU. g-29S5 10. 5-20lI
Evening star., 1960-06-12

ave.-open sat, and sun, / I'll
z pm. Attractive brk. Colonial
Excel cond. Liv. rm.. sep. din
rm., kit, . bedrms. Lge. level lot
Conv. to schools. FHA approved
$4,000. OWNER, JU S-S727
Evening star., 1960-06-12
3fQggn

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-6
SILVER SPRING-9462 Riley pl
Ideal for retired couple or small
family; 5-rm. brk. bungalow anc
finished attic; nice neiehborhood
and most convenient. Gas heat
det. garage, fenced rear yard
lovely shrubs and flowers. SIS.
$50 lterms): Mr.. RuARK, JU
a-4436.
Evening star., 1960-06-12
HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.
SPRINGFIELD

Open Sunday, l-6
family home-Spacious
liv. rm., family din. rm., de luxe
kit. with eating area, 4 bedrms.
? baths, plus den and powder rm.
rec. rm., garage; priced in low
40s. DIR; Out River I'd. tC
Springfield dr.. (entrance to Ken.
wood. left to Ridgefield. left tC
Kirkwood, right to home: follow
Metzler arrows. Ewes, EN-. 2-4665
METZLER-EM, 2-7400
Evening star., 1960-06-12
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
tcoNrINUED)

MASS. AVE, woodacres-Open /
to @; fully air cond.. 3 bedrms.,
Den and powd. rm., gar washer
and drier: offer in mid-20s NAV
buy. 6305 Mass. ave. DI. 7-l4l1
or HA, 2-3421. FRANK s. PHIL
Evening star., 1960-12-20
81 FROM: u N. IN. cRossFLRE
Women in Ethiopio Battle

Adds ABABA, Ethiopia.
Dec. 90 (AP).-Mrs. Oswald B.
Lord. a United States delegate
to the United Nations. was
among 50 women from IS ma
tons trapped In q hotel that
became q battle ground during
the revolt last week against
Emperor Halle Selassie.
II sat on the floor Of my
room drinking bourbon, wrap
ping Christmas gifts and fe-
vefishly writing In my diary"
Mrs. Lord said last night. She
spent two days and nights in
the Hotel Ghion with battles
breaking around her.
She and the other women
were attending a U. N.-spon-
sored seminar on participation
Of women in public life.
Mrs. Lord, the former Mary
Pillsbury Of Minneapolis, MINI,
is the United States represent
ative on the U. N. Human
Rights Commission and has
served as a member Of the
United States delegation to all
General Assemblies during the
Eisenhower administration. On
the Human Rights Commission
she has the position occupied
In the Truman administration
by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.
No casualties were reported
Evening star., 1960-12-20

wanted to give a few presents
to children. He picked out
about five letters from his area.
Tiny letter writers in subur-
ban Prince Georges County
have found a Santa Claus-the
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
The Jaycees are answering the
Christmas letters on gaily
decorated stationery and Pan
American Airways is carrying
the replies to Alaska for a
genuine North Pole" post
mark.
They have answered more
than TOO letters to date and
are referring NEEDY lists" to
the Salvation Army.
The letters either touch "our
funny bone or our heart
strings" declares Fred Green,
co-chair1nan of the Santa
project.
One little dollar-conscious
girl wrote:
> Dear Santa Claus,
Il love you.
Il would like to have a doll
with dress, bootieS, diaper,
bootle, ivory soap. sponge.
$685."
One 6-year-old girl plead
ingly wrote, Bring something
nice for my Mommy. My Daddy
is in heaven SO just send him a
prayer"
Evening star., 1960-12-20
Letters to Santa Claus
Not Being Answered

For the first time in over IS
years. letters written to Santa
by many Washington area chill
dren will not be answered.
Local post Offices in the Dis
trict. Maryland, Virginia and
West Virginia are forwarding
letters addressed to Santa
Claus, North Pole" to the dead
letter department of the Main
Post ONCE here.
More than 1900 letters are
in the dead letter section now
and they are still accumulating
at the rate Of 100 a day.
In previous years, Carl
Malone, assistant superintend-
ent, of the inquiry section, says,
"Charita BILE organizations have
read the letters and answered
the requests from needy chill
dren.
Somebody called about a
week ago. but they never came
down and got the letters" Mr..
Malone says. Its a pity, too,
because there are a lot of
worthy requests in the box"
I'm the past, we've had busi-
ness, fraternal and church
organizations read over the let
ters and answer the poor chill
dren'S requests.
individuals have done it,
too" he said. "A man from a
poor section came in one year
and said he and his wife
Evening star., 1960-12-20

"Once . bullet whizzed
through the dining ROOM" she
said. "An Rbhiopian waiter,
thoroughly composed. bowed
and said, This is an interna-
tional hotel. No bullets are
allowed.
Mrs. Lord said most of the
original firing came from rebel
members of the imperial body
guard who had set UP positions
so yards behind the hotel to
attack the barracks beyond,
putting the hotel in the middle.
She said the tide of battle
turned on Friday and counter
attacking loyalist Troops ap-
parently assumed tile hotel was
in rebel hands. (
She said the loyalists we're
bringing field guns to bear on
the hotel just as a hotel en-
ploye reached them with the
information that the u. N.
women were inside.
The loyalist soldiers, still
suspicious, ordered the dele
gates to emerge with their
hands out and made a search
Of the rooms.
Afterwards. Mrs. Lord said,
they warmly shook bands with
the women, saying over and
over again with smiles, United
Nations"
Evening star., 1960-12-20
GUINEA HARASSES
WHITE MERCHANTS

GUlNEA'S government opporent-
ly pIons to hoross and slowly storye
the dwindlins white European busi-
ness Community out Of existence,
Contributing Writer Smith Hemp
stone, ir.. suYs todoy in the second
Of three ortieIes on thot Afrieon
notion. It oppeors on Pose AS.
ITS QUAIL HUNTING time oeoin
and II you plan to go, you'll need
O welI-troined setter or pointer.
Chorles CovelI, outdoor editor, dis
cusses quoil hunting ond whot some
loeol folks ore doing obout training
bird dogs todoy on Pose AIS.
JEAN ScHLUMBERGER Of Tif-
fony, the Cellini Of contemporary
jewelry designers, discusses the ort
Of selecting fine ieweIry os O gift.
Reed this interesting and timely in
terview todoy in the Foshion Note
book by EIeni, The Stor foshion
editor, on Pose B-6.