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LANSINC-Civil rights legislation died in House
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CAPITOL steps Wednesday afternoon during onehour civil
rights rally sponsored by the Michigan NAAcP.
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Evening star., 1960-08-21

plant is filed-out they go.
Question-When you. re-
ceive an invitation for Cock
tails-Seven to Nine-Finger
Tip Buffet" what in the
world does it mean?
Mrs. T. w. v.
Answer-The same as Just
plain Cocktails" would I
imagine. Meaning that along
with the drinks, tidbits, such
as shrimp on toothpicks, two
bite sandwiches, etc. will be
served, and not a full buffet
supper. I don't know who
invents these new invitation
ideas, but some of them con-
fuse more than they clarity!
y 4
Question: am a young
married woman. Should I
wear a hat when invited to
a luncheon that is to be held
m a spiffy hotel dining room?
Mrs. S. L. d.
Answer - There is argu-
ment, pro and con, about
this. Personally, I think a
hat should be worn upon
such an occasion. To my
mind any woman's ensemble
is incomplete If she does not
wear a hat at such times.
(Resistered o. 8. Patent ofice)
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Questions, Answers

Question-The people who
live next door to us are ia
natics about outdoor cook
outs" Practically every eve
ming we get smoked out, too,
as they have the broiler
where no matter which way
the wind is blowing, we, and
our other neighbors, get it
full blast. They just laugh
off our polite pleas that they
move the thing to the back
of their yard. What to do
without having a fight with
them?
Mrs. X. r. B.
Answer-Put the laugh on
the other side of the fence.
Call your nearest police pre-
cinct. File your complaint
asking them not to use your
name when they 60 to these
thoughtless people. I believe
there is a law here in WASH
ington that prohibits the use
Of such broilers. If they don't
cause annoyance to anyone,
nothing Is done, but If a COM
Evening star., 1960-08-21
MODERN
MANNERS
Be Sure Your Pool Manners
Are Up to Summer Standards
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

the species is prone to
parade, too. 1t is really a
rather pathetic spectacle. I
can assure those that resort
to this practice that If they
could hear the sideline COM
ments, they would refrain.
Making a spectacle of your
self at any time can only
bring forth ridlcule, not the
plaudits that the offenders
are aiming for.
And a word to the fond
parents! Allowing Junior to
get out of bounds is ex-
tremely thoughtless. You
may enjoy his antics, but
others may not appreciate
his enthusiasm,
Just one thing more. Even
though abbreviated swim
suits are accepted these days,
the well-bred person never
wishes to be conspicuous.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

With summer almost gone,
we seem to be trying to cram
in participation in as many
summertime activities as we
can.
For those of us who can't
get away, one solace is a visit
to the nearest swimming pool.
After one such visit, I have
a few questions of my own to
ask.
Why is it that so many
people seem to abandon all
practice of courteous behavior
when they reach a swimming
pool? I almost feel like apol-
ogizing for the triviality of
"Don'ts for Swimmers" which
will follow in a minute, ex-
cept for one reason. When our
actions spoil others enjoy
ment, I think we ought to
take steps to correct the situ-
alton. The following "don'ts"
are from observations made
at the little club to which I
belong.
My first don't" has to do
with conduct in the locker
room. Do you usurp more
than your time and space in
the front of the one mirror?
(There is usually only one
mirror; why I will never
know Do you consider the
locker room the time and the
place for loud and raucous
comment, with resultant en-
barrassment to others? If you
are sharing a locker with
someone else. do you use only
your half of it. or do you
spread yourself" regardless
Of your partner, who after all
has to have some place to
hang his clothes.
When you return from your
swim. do you show considera-
ton for the dry clothing Of
others sharing the locker
room? Nothing is more an
noying than to have a thor
oughly wet bathing suit
thrown on ones dress, or to
have sand and water spat-
tered on ones shoes. Do you
take over the one and only
hair dryer for an hour, as
suming that you are a special
person?
Are you an exhibitionist.
striking poses on the diving
board. making flying leaps
into the water. splashing all
those unfortunate enough to
be bystanders? Are you
boisterous, given to chasing,
ducking. splashing, and
otherwise making a thorough
nuisance of yourself?
Above all. I sincerely trust
you do not belong in the
category of young ladies'
and unfortunately some that
are not so young-who
parade themselves up and
down hoping to catch the
eyes of the multitude. This
is not a fault common to the
ladies either The male Of
Evening star., 1960-08-21
Splash Party

The sisterhood Of Tifereth
Israel Congregation will hold
its annual splash party
Wednesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney j.
Brown.
Beginning at II am. and
lasting until late In the aft
ernoon, the splash party
program includes a buffet
lunch, swimming in the pool.
and relaxing in the gardens.
The co-chairmen for the
affair are Mrs. Albert Rein
berg and Mrs. Abe Mintz.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

Today's bathing suits are q
far cry from Grandmother's
bloomer suit and are without
doubt an Improvement.
Evening star., 1960-08-21

All turs labeled country origin imported furs
BETTER coATs-THE HEIGHT CO., ALL 4 STORES
Evening star., 1960-08-21

Yours to own: Any one Of 4 easy woys.
We will bill you in October, pay in November
if you have q regular charge account.
Use your Revolving Charge Account and take
up to ten months to pay.
1923 will hold your coat on Loyowoy.
Or open special coat account and take up to
8 months to pay.
Evening star., 1960-02-18

be much better spent on the
Soviet people directly.
Credits granted by the So
Wet Union to the United
Arab Republic alone total
$l,182,000,000, of which 1904
million went to Syria, and
the rest to Egypt, a large
part of this for the Aswan
Dam.
India gets steel mills from
Russia, and the total aid is
about $773 million thus far.
AS for Indonesia, it has re-
ceived SAIL million, while
$252 million has gone to At
ghanistan, and $257 million
to Iraq. Ethiopia has gotten
SIP million.
Even in points as far away
as Latin America, the So
viets have put $104 million
in Argentina, and have
promised $l00 million to
Cuba.
The Soviet government
grants credits, of course, to
satellite" countries inside
the Soviet bloc, and these ad-
vanceS now amount to about
S7.5 billion, according to
MoScow'S own claims. West
ern experts. however, say this
is an exaggeration and that
the total runs to around
1925 billion since 1856.
All this money could do
much today for the Soviet
people If used directly to i'm
prove their standard of liv-
ing. Premier Khrushchev
boasts of his program in
speeches outside the Soviet
Union. He said a few days
ago in an address to the
Indian Parliament:
Our wealth, our industry,
have been created within a
historically short time by the
intensive labor of the Soviet
people. Although we have no
surplus capital, we are rem
dering ever-increasing assist
ance to states needing such
aid. At the present time the
Soviet Union is rendering
assistance in the construc-
ton of hundreds of industrial
plants and power stations
in underdeveloped countries.
we want these countries
to get on their own feet. we
want them to create their
own industry, capable of pro-
ducing not only consumer
goods but means of produc-
ton as we'll. This will help
underdeveloped countries to
Evening star., 1960-02-18
DAVID LAWRENCE
Soviet Pours Out Aid Funds

develop their own industrial
base and speed up their
economic development. =.
THE Soviet Unions assist
ance in the economic devel-
opment of underdeveloped
countries mostly takes the
form Of credits and loans
granted on most easy terms.
We get no profit out Of that,
since we cannot and do not
want to enrich ourselves at
the expense of countries to
which we are rendering
assistance. We are guided by
a sincere desire to help the
peoples of former colonial
countries in every way pos
sible to attain real economic
independence as soon as
possible, and sharply raise
their standard of life"
Much Of the money loaned
will never come back. The
Soviet people will have to
continue their intensive la
Dor" as they live in austerity.
Families often are crowded
into a single room. Millions
Of homes are without sani-
tary facilities on the premises.
Then why does the Moscow
regime keep on exporting cap
ital which could be better
devoted to providing the ne
cessities Of life, not only to
the people Of the Soviet Union
but to the Red Chinese?
Plainly, the Communists be-
lieve that they can infiltrate
and ultimately conquer many
underdeveloped countries.
They can succeed only If
their own people are kept
ignorant of what the leaders
are doing. 1t might be asked,
incidentally, If the various
propaganda organizations in
the free world, including
Americas own agencies, are
streSsing in broadcasts across
the Iron Curtain this waste
Of the Soviet peoples funds.
AS for the United States. it
is continuing to plan for
about $4 billion a year of aid
to other countries, both in
military and economic pro-
grams. 1t is important to be
competitive with the Soviet
Union and to force Moscow
to strain more and more to
spend the Soviet peoples sub
stance. It's one way to hasten
the day Of internal revolt
within Russia and China,
which must come eventually
If there is to be a relaxation
of tension and an assurance
OF world peace.
(copyright. I96O)
Evening star., 1960-02-18
Russian Workers Believed Ignorant
OF Resources Khrushchev Expends

While Soviet Premier Khru
shchev tours Asia and boasts
about how many billions of
dollars of aid" the Soviet
Union is giving to under
developed" nations, he never
let's his own people know
what he is spending abroad.
For the Soviet Union itself
is in many respects one Of
the most underdeveloped
countries in the world. If
the censorship within Russia
didn't prevent the people
there from knowing how the
product of their labor is
being wasted abroad, they
would surely revolt.
The greater part Of the
Soviet Union, for instance,
is a country of darkness. It
does not have electric lights
in most of its territory. The
total generating capacity of
the Soviet Union-both cleo
trio light and power-at
present is about equal to the
normal increase the United
States will have made from
1858 to 1861. In other words,
it is estimated that the Rus
slams by 1865 will nave less
than half the electric light
and power Of the United
States.
AS for coal, crude petro-
leum, natural gas, canned
foods, cotton fabrics, rail-
road mileage, freight cars
and many other articles, the
Soviet Union is anywhere
from 80 to so years behind
the United States.
Wages are much lower in
the Soviet Union. The ap-
proximate buying power of
the worker there is about
$1,000 a year. as compared
with $4,700 for the average
worker in the United States.
The farm situation is even
worse on the Soviet side. In
the United States the aver
age farmer produces enough
for himself and 20 other
persons, plus more to spare,
whereas in the Soviet Union
the average farmer produces
enough for himself and four
other personS-with nothing
left to spare.
The latest figures, how
ever, show that the Soviet
Union is throwing more than
$3.6 billion around the world
to aid "underdeveloped"
countries, which sums could
Evening star., 1960-02-18
DORIS FLEESON
Senator'S Action in Primaries Is Viewed
AS Protecting Labor and Oreoon Position

On the surface the role of
Senator Morse of Oregon in
the Democratic presidential
primaries is only that of a
mischief maker. He is not
embarked on a serious effort
to win the presidential NOM
ination, and he would not
get it if he did.
The negative aspects of
Senator Morse's course form
an exhaustive list. He will be
lost in the crowd at the Los
Angeles covention, which will
be dominated by State and
local leaders to most of whom
he is little more than a name.
He is not standing at the
barricades against right wing
domination Of his party
winch is headed in a liberal
direction, with or without
him.
His maneuvers show no
clear pattern designed to stop
any one candidate. In Mary
land he hurts Senator Ken
nedy; in the District of COL
umbia he hurts Senator
Humphrey; in his home
State he hurts both and any
one else who has the temer-
ity to intrude upon what he
regards as his prerogative.
If he enters Wisconsin, as he
may we'll do next week. he
will again hurt Senator
Humphrey.
In fact, the only other
candidate he is presently
helping is that leader among
his inf1nity of bette nolres,
Evening star., 1960-02-18
Nations Sturdiness Called Remarkable
After Recovery From Near Anarchy

Burma, on the occasion Of
Soviet Premier Nikita Khru-
shchev's visit, ought to be of
more than passing interest
to the Communist boss. For
that nation, despite a plague
of troubles, has demonstrated
a most remarkable sturdiness
and determination. In the
face of economic woes, un-
derdevelopment. poor COM
munications, long tradition
Of colonialiSm and chronic
rebellion, Burma yet clings
to fundamental freedoms
with an admirable tenacity.
U Nu is back in power at
Rangoon. put there by an
overwhelming vote in an
honest election. When u Nu
and his democratic admins
tration voluntarily handed
over control of the nation to
the army more than two
years ago, the situation was
desperate and on the verge
OF total anarchy. The army
officers took care of the first
essential, which was to get
the petty politicians out of
things and let the wheels of
government begin to turn.
Then corruption was
stopped at places high and
low. Frauds and fat phonieS
were kicked out of soft gov
ernment spots. Fiscal order
was brought to replace chaos
in a nearly bankrupt treas
ury.' Rebels in the northern
Jungles were suppressed. Sec
tartan fighting was halted.
A temporary settlement was
arrived at with the Commu-
mist Chinese in the matter of
the border, which no one
ever really could locate in
any case.
While all these things were
going on, however. the Gym
les Of the world were wailing
Evening star., 1960-02-18
RALPH McGILL
The Condor of Lubor's Leaders

a small union, offers the most
vivid Illustration Of this proc
ess. His union is down from
about 100000 to 100000. But
coal costs only a few pen
MES more at the mine mouth
than 1t did a decade ago,
and his members are among
the best paid and thoroughly
covered by the protecting
wing Of hospital insurance,
pensions, ct cetera.
While this decline has gone
on, the total work force has
doomed. But a huge majority
of this increase has come in
the so-called white collar
Office and technical classifica-
ton. More trained persons
are required to serve the new
machines than to manufac-
ture them. Computers, track
ing machines for missiles, and
all the myriad equipment
which figures vast payrolls
and produces the checks in
minutes needs skilled opera
tors.
There are today vast white
collar industries. The amaz-
ing, fantastic complex of
chemicals and electronics
alone are really many new
industries. Much of it is
laboratory research, and ex-
Fermentation, calling for
technicians, physicists and
chemists.
The old union approach
to benefit an exploited work.
er-doesn't fit today's indus
trial facts. And certain in
terunion feuds and eccen-
trlcities are not likely to win
friends or members.
Labor's high command
knows this-if the lower
echelons do not.