davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-12-22
ARIMeTON's FINEST
DOMINION TOWERS

Just past the PentagonP
out Columbia pike, left
on Court House I'd, Rel.
MKr., IA. 1886.
GARDRN APTs.-TVo.
pedrm.. .epts.; avail. ofter Jan, 4.
42O6 4th %. Sc, 10. 2-02O0.
CHMLuM MANOR, Missouri ave.
end y. Capitol st.---only one lsft.
spacious l-hedrm. apt, LIST a..
SS6 incl. all utils, Conven, "a
SHOPS and transp. RA, 3-Sll3.
CONGRESS HTs-i.bedrm. apf.s
PVT. yard. 1eWly deeef.: SS6 me-:
Dix. bus service. LU. z-4112.
CONN. AVE. NV, S6i0-2 rooms,
Kitchen. bath, S75. See res. mgr.
en premises, 2. ?. SAUL CO.. e2E
10th Ct. nv. ma. S.2lOO.
CONN NV, B43l: Apt. 81 Seds
rm. at an address 0f Distinction
In new air-cond. bldg, Chevy ClH
CONN. AVE. All WiIl suhIeass
lovely 1-bedrm. spt. IN modern
building at lev rental. RA. 0-2t13
DEGIRABIR APARTlfENTR
Evening star., 1960-12-22
LAZY-H SADDI,ERY

onen nc= syefy night On Chfist.
mas. 4&40 Chain ATidao I'd. Ie.
Lean. Va. IL, 6.sS1S.
PIcC0L0, the pony yeieTislSa s17f;
big hnnters. ; plessIre koFses,
oner refused, wa. z44s65.
Evening star., 1960-12-22

!!ATCEEs-Largs sslecticn q na;
mems. Now being offered at bar
Make your xmas gift selection
ffsEly4 ffSsESly4oNg' Ng'sA ASF IiirHyiirSy lsIIiSiySyi VASE; sEss
18th st. n.W. bstWs q and y.
Evening star., 1960-12-22

RANGES--ALL SIZES
PEERLEss iAEEs co. ass7 a. aaiSS Ave
REC0Rp fLAYER. columbia steFeo
sas2sR't sssS' .asees sS sEss risSsSs sSsas S.s cSst
never used. HE. 0.lea4.
EEIRicLa1A,ToEs: ,,1, c,.1,. e,:, u.sdE, "a 1lsyPIs 1yPIs
Tow. st'dlS iSii ssts sts 81. s'i NV. AcME IA.
s-1g1..
Evening star., 1960-12-22

BAR nKLL-nUhEBAELL SET, I4O
essesg:: esressa: sah ssaahEsTis z*Zss zasfgs5' new. In
Evening star., 1960-12-22

WASHER, late model with auto.
pump. good eQnd,, guar: will de-
liver: S36. Ii. 7-6467.
WASHER. w/auto. pump, late
model. runs: GOOD; S26. VIII de.
WASHER. lata model, fully auto,
gGSecd fc9na a:akESnnar guar; will deliver;
Evening star., 1960-12-22

Excsllent sehdition. 6seriAee. CO.
9.36lB. After 3 nm ~ q
PIANOS = KITS fWaShinSfonsS
scny.Si.ssu iosssiossr: Sasr 30 Dovntovss: ass :
1870 q, st. n.ws RE, T-e2l2:
II s-ses6. lsthssds 1880 fsif::
Evening star., 1960-07-20

menC Cnan Ior q possible at
tempt to form independent
states of electors. The elector
plan, by withholding the vote
from both Democratic and Re-
publican nominees, would aim
at throwing the presidential
election into the House OF
Representatives. where each
State has one vote.
Terry Sanford, Democratic
nominee for Governor in North
Carolina, said he didn't know
"of a single Democrat of any
prominence" who would bolt
the party in November.
Kentucky'S Gov. Bert Combs
said nothing has been said to
me about it and I haven't been
contacted by Gov. Barnett. but
I can't imagine any State
other than possibly Mississippi
bolting the party. We are
going to support the Demo-
cratic nominee and the Demo-
cratic platform in Kentucky.
of course"
Gov. Barnett's suggestion
came Monday night when he
returned from the Democratic
National Convention.
He told newsmen at Jackson,
Miss, he favored reconvening
the States Democratic Con-
vention to support a third
party movement.
He termed, the Democratic
platform so horrible. so repul-
sive, so obnoxious and so con-
trary to our form of govern
ment, I don't see how the
people of the South can ac-
cept it,"
The Democratic platform
calls for equal access for all
Americans to all areas of COM
munity life. including voting
booths, schoolrooms. jobs,
housing and public facilities. Z"
Several dissatisfied Missis-
sippi Democrats talked OF
party backing for independent
electors. But the Mississippi
Republican Party termed such
a move a waste Of time.
Senator Thurmond, Demo-
crat of South Carolina, the
Dixiecrat presidential candi-
date in 1948. said he felt
South Carolina would make
some provision to name un-
Evening star., 1960-07-20

pledged electors in the gen.
eral election.
But he said in an interview
at Tulsa, Okla, while en- route
home from Los Angeles, he
did not think there would be a
third-party move in the South
this year.
Georgia's Gov. Ernest VAN
diver conceded the addition of
Senator Johnson. of Texas
strengthened the ticket in his
State, but declined to say at
present whether it was enough.
However, he opposed any shift
to the Republican ticket. The
alternative. he indicated, might
be to withhold electoral votes
from the Democratic nominees.
Under Georgia law, this may
be done by having the. elec-
tors simply pass or cast their
votes for other nominees, as,
for example, a Southerner com-
mitted to segregation.
Gov. John Patterson Of Ala
bama, a supporter of Senator
Kennedy. the Democratic preSi-
Dental nominee, opposed any
Southern bolt.
However. the actual fate Of
a third-party movement in
Alabama rests with the presi-
Dental electors. Five are
pledged to support the Demo-
cratic ticket, but the other six
are States Fighters who refused
to take the national party
pledge.
Gov. Buford Ellington Of
Tennessee said at Nashville he
would not join in any Southern
bolt and predicted the Ken
nedy johnson ticket would
carry his State.
Gov. Ernest F. Hollings Of
South Carolina, acting Chair
man Arthur Watson of the
Louisiana delegation to the ma
tional convention, and Gov. Al
mond of Virginia all declined
specific comment on the sug-
gestion for a Southern bolt.
But Gov. Almond told a news
conference Monday he could
"see no reason why" the Ken
nedy johnson ticket wouldn't
win and that he would render
Evening star., 1960-07-20

the South is that they are be-
ginning to consider him a po-
litical opportunist of the high
est degreee," said Mr.. Potter
And as far as the Southern
States are concerned, he has
repudiated the principles for
which the South stands--and
know of people who are just
about to repudiate him."
Cites Religious Issue
Senator Kennedy's religion
will be a severe drawback to
the Democratic ticket in the
South. predicted Mr.. Potter, al
though he stressed that his
campaign would not seek to
inject that issue.
Mr.. Potter confidently pre-
dicted that Mr.. Nixon could
carry all six Southern States
that voted Republican in 1852
-"and we viii add some"
Virginia, Florida, Texas, LOU
isiana. Tennessee and Kentucky
went Republican in 1852. Lou
isiana and Kentucky returned
to the Democratic fold in 1856,
with the others sticking by the
@. o. P.
Mr.. Potter is managing pre-
convention activities a m on g
Southern States for Mr.. Nixon,
and. assuming all goes as is
expected, will run the Nixon
Southern election campaign.
He said Mr.. Nixon definitely
will carry his campaign into
Virginia, where Gov. Almond
is forecasting a Democratic VIC
tory.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
GO. P. in South to Hit
Kennedy and Platform

/ The Southern Republican
leader, who ran Operation
Dixie" for his party in recent
years, said with emphasis:
I'VE are not running against
Lyndon B. Johnson. We are
going to campaign against Ken
nedy and the Democrat plat
form, which is obnoxious and
ridiculous to the people of the
South"
He added that he was hope
full the @. o. P. platform would
be more acceptable to Southern
voters than the one adopted by
the Democrats. Southern dele
cations at the Democratic con-
ton ,repudiated portions of
their party's platform dealing
with civil rights.
Stray Shot at Johnson
Although the emphasis in the
South will be directed against
Kennedy and the platform on
which he stands, Every now
and then we will take a few
swipes against johnson when
something comes up that in
wolves him." said Mr.. Potter.
Mr.. Potter Immediately made
good on that promise. He
charged that Senator Johnson's
activities of recent weeks were
shot full of contradictions.
'"The information I get from
Evening star., 1960-07-20
BY MARY LOU WERNER
star Stan Writer

CHICAGO, July Ex-senator
Kennedy and the Democratic
party platform viii be the prime
targets Of Republican cam.
paigning in the South, where
COP. leaders figure Lyndor
johnson stands to "pick ur
a few votes" for his ticket.
This was the word today
from I Lee Potter of Arlington
as he set up shop to manage
Richard Nixon's presidential
campaign in the South.
Lyndon johnson is just win
dow dressing" declared Mr..
Potter who also is Virginia
State COP. chairman. Every
one knows q Kennedy ad-
ministration would be headed
up. by Kennedy, Chester
Bowles, Gov. Ribicoff, Soapy
Williams. Dave Lawrence-and
maybe a touch or two of Pat
Brown"
Seen as Appeal Only
He said it was 'quite evident"
Senator johnson would be
playing second fiddle with no
voice whatsoever in that ad-
ministration-his only appeal
would be that he might be
able to produce some votes in
Southern States where they
would have had none"
Evening star., 1960-07-20

any services I can render (to
the ticket consistent with my
obligations as Governor"
Gov. Orval E. Faubus Of Ar
kansas had no comment on q
possible Southern bolt.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
enSouthern Support
Given Democratic Bolt
BY the Associated Press

Some of the Souths Democratic political leaders rked
the parys civil rights platform plank giving
token consideration to proposal to bolt the party
At least three Governors have turned thumbs
Mississippi Gov Ross Barnetts dea Others said they wanted
time to consider it,
There less sympathy for third party move
Evening star., 1960-05-25
NAACP Asks Action
By AFL-CIO on Hirino

and last week reported that
panels of experts found the ap-
plicantS unqualified for heavy
electrical construction work
The Urban League. which re-
cruited the five applicants, has
disputed these findings.
Raps Union
Mr.. wilkins said rejection of
the Negro applicants was the
direct result of union discrimi-
natory practices" because Local
26 and other unions have de
MED to Negroes the possibility
Of developing industrial and
technical skills" through ap-
premiership programs.
The Presidents Committee on
Government Contracts, headed
by Vice President Nixon. has
been pressing to break down
the color bar against Negro
electricians on Federal con-
struction projects here. Con-
tractors have denied discrimi-
mating against Negroes. They
maintain no qualified Negro
electricians have applied for
jobs.
Evening star., 1960-05-25
Buddy Poppy Drive
Is Begun by VIEW

The annual Buddy Poppy
drive, sponsored by the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars. starts
here today. The poppies. made
by disabled war veterans. will
be on sale throungh Saturday.
The proceeds will be used for
work and rehabilitation prof.
ects for men in Army, Navy and
veteran hospitals. 4
Evening star., 1960-05-25
BY LEE NJ. COIN
Star stan Writer

The National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People has demanded decisive
action" by the AFL-CIO to get
jobs for Negro electricians on
Federal construction projects
here.
Further delay will be
interpreted by the Negro COM
munity as additional evidence
of the inability of organized
labor to eliminate even the
most obvious instances Of rae
ism within its own ranks, ="
Roy Wilkins, executive secre-
tary of the NAACP, declared
in a telegram to AFL-CIO
President George Meany last
Friday.
The telegram came to light
today. There was no word of
a reply from Mr.. Meany.
Points to Meany Pledge
Mr.. wilkins said Mr.. Meany
has pledged to recruit non-
union Negroes. This pledge was
based on allegations that Local
26 of the International Broth
erhood of Electrical Workers
which supplies electricians for
Government projects here-dis-
eliminates against Negroes.
I'VE believe it is essential
that you now carry out your
pledge" Mr.. wilkins said.
Five Negro electricians re-
Gently applied for jobs with the
Howard P. Foley Co. and Wal
ter c. Doe & Co.. electrical sub
contractors on two major Gov
ernment building projects here.
They were not hired. The Gen.
efal Services Administration in
veStigated their qualifications
Evening star., 1960-05-25

7ss.S5 Mh-Dist. SUs. List Price
PHILco 2l-lN RE- S17Q
MOTE CONTROL T- ITO
Evening star., 1960-05-25

1855 Mh-Dist. SUs. List Price
MAYTAG ELECTRIC S0Q
DRYER OU
Evening star., 1960-05-25

1925 Mh.-Dist. sUs. List Price
cooLERAToR 7h-AMP. SnO
400 BTU Air Conditioner 10
Evening star., 1960-05-25

1926 Mh.-Dist. SUs. List Price
FRl6lDAIRE De luxe SA00
l6-Cu.-Ft. rost-Proof TH
Freezer ---
Evening star., 1960-05-25

1895 MIR. Dist. SUs. List Price
PHllco Imp. TH7-Amp. (AAF
Flush mount DIR eendifioner. 3IXA
2-Spd., noisslSss -------- IUO
Evening star., 1960-05-25

1925 Mh.-Dist. SUs. List Price
APARTMENT SIZE $40
FREEZER, 3M Gu. #. ITO
Evening star., 1960-05-25

3ss.s5 MfL-Dist. SUs. List Price
NORGE l5-Cu.-Ft. Up 1910
right Freezer ------ ZIU
Evening star., 1960-05-25
BIGGEST
DISCOUNTS
Here's How: If you can buy any
item for less within 5 days, Stur will
refund the difference in Gosh!

1895 Mh.-Dist. Sus. List Price
RcA WHIRLPOOL
WASHER, 2-speed, z S170
cycle, outo., for oil TIIS
Evening star., 1960-05-25

6e.s5 Mh-Dist. SUs. List Price
FRlGlDAIRE OF HOT can
POINT 6orbooe Dis Hn
poSols ------
Evening star., 1960-05-25

3o9.sS Mfr-oist. SUg. List Price
RcA 2l-IN CONSOLE S170
Evening star., 1960-05-25

1895 MIR. Dist. SUg. List Price
RcA WHIRLPOOL S1HU
GAS DRYER IHO
Evening star., 1960-05-25

1926 Mh.-Dist. Svs. List Price
FRIGIDAIRE easement S1UV
AIR CONDITIONER IUU
Evening star., 1960-05-25

1925 Mfr.-Dist. Sus. List Price
CANISTER VAcUUMS. Is~yt eN0 90
. Universal Q RCA 4".00
Eureka WssiinohoUsa I'd
Evening star., 1960-01-10

other monthly weather
Evening star., 1960-01-10
seOHed the the" CO..
NAH
I | =

By HAIR
ERIENDS IN FAIR weather or fou
II a quiet little band of diariStS kI
as the Governments cooperative G
tological observers.
Not even lack of pay much
snow, rain, heat or gloom Of nj
keeps them from their appointed
rounds of backyard thermometers
rain gauges.
Spotted through the Washington
are 81 of the more than IL 600 voluI
observers over the Nation who
daily weather records in what DR..
Landsberg. director Of the Weather
reau's Office of ClimatOlOgy, calls
most unheralded service in the wo
Furnished by the bureau will
appropriate instruments for their
ticular assignments generally T
urement of precipitation, temperi
and precipitation, or evaporation =
turn in their data monthly. All,
IDENTIFY, are charged with repO
earthquakes.
Checked and procesSed on p
cards, the statistics re-emerge in, al
other forms. a monthly Weather BU
Evening star., 1960-12-18

ordered to park their cruiser!
and direct traffic at the busiel
intersections such as the Bel
crest road intersections al
Queens Chapel road and East
West Highway.
At the Prince Georges Plaza
shopping center customers
squeezed their cars into almost
every available space filling the
4,500-car parking lot far be.
yond its official capacity.
Police said the outpouring oi
suburban shoppers produced q
rash of minor accidents in the
bumper-to-bumper lines oi
traffic around Prince Georges
Plaza and the Langley Park
and NARROW Heights shopping
|centers.
Shoppers and merchants can
look forward to cooperation
from the weather man early
next week.
He promises that 1t will be
cloudy and cold today and to-
morrow with perhaps q little
sunshine. But no snow. rain or
sleet.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
cYo Art Entries
Due by January 5

Entries in the 18th annual
art contest Of the Catholic
Youth Organization must be
submitted by January S, on
cials Of the CYO have an
nounced.
Entries in any media from
oils to charcoal may be sub
mitted in the contests two di-
viSions-one for fifth and sixth
graders and a second for sey-
enth and eighth grade stu
dents. Cash awards will be
made to first. second and third
prize winners.
Prominent Washington ar
lists viii act as judges in the
contest, and the best entries
will be exhibited early next
year. Entries to the contest.
directed by Peter Haley, execu-
tive secretary of the CYO. NAV
be mailed to CYO headouar-
tiers. l7l9 Rhode Island avenue
NV.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Airmun Found
Hanged in Woods

A i24-year-old Airman was
found hanged from q tree In q
wooded area Of Alexandria
yesterday. police reported.
Det. 1t. Thomas MCGOWAN
identified the man as Ronald
D. Fruechte, "a West Mrytle
street.
He was found about II am.
hanging by a manila rope
about two blocks from the
south end Of Holmes Run
parkway.
He lived alone at the Alex
andria address, 1t. MCGOWAN
said.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
PARKING

Continued From First Page
edly Is thinking In terms OF
both underground and surface
garages. One site under con-
sideration for underground
garage Is the Mall, 1t was re-
ported.
The committee feels that
commercial interests cannot be
counted on to provide enough
parking spaces because of
economic factors and the diff
Iicuity in obtaining Isites.
Inc report noted, that the
Evening star., 1960-12-18

District Governments Motor
Vehicle Parking Agency builds
parking facilities in the CITY for
general use. But the COMMITTEES
also noted that Congress re-
fused to allow the agency to
build an underground garage
in Foggy Bottom. One objection
was that the facility would
have been used mainly by
workers at the new State De-
partment offices.
GSA Would Control
The committee acvised that
the Government set uniform
rates for its parking spaces, and
that the entire cost Of develop
ing new facilities along with
operating the current spaces be
met from these charges.
The agency responsible for
the proposed Government
parking program would be Gem
eral Services administration.
Reportedly, the inter.agency
group also offered recommen-
dations involving greater en-
phasis on car pools and Gov
ernment support for improved
mass transit service.
According to one official, the
draft report touched on the
fact that new Federal buildings
in the downtown area do not
comply with the city's coming
regulations for a ratio of one
parking spot for every 1900
square feet Of floor space.
This would mean one space
for every rs workers in most
zones, but the GSA's goal is
one space for 10 and the actual
average is less.
One source used in comuiI-
ing the report was the replies
10 q transportation habit cues.
tionnaire from 100, 900 Govern
ment workers last year.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
SHOPPING
SHOPPING
Stores in Suburbs
Also Report Jams

Continued From First Page
store where they report the
crowds are unusually heavy"
He added that the store was
very crowded"
That was describing his store
and all others modestly. In
most of them customers stood
sometimes four and i've deep
at counters while harassed
clerks struggled to wait on
them. The customers reached
across each others shoulders
to pay for purchases and oc-
casionally engaged in a gentle
tug OF war for o particular
item.
Most top departments were 50
crowded 1t was dificult to
move. Yet countless children
worked their way through the
grownups and tested toy guns,
test-rode stationary bicycles.
cuddled dolls and inquisitively
unpacked games and puzzles
from their colorful boxes.
Metropolitan police reported
that the downtown trafflc moved
smoothly and there were no
major traffic tieups. Extra po-
licemen were on duty at every
, intersection.
But it wasn't quite that way
in the suburban areas where
the stores in most major shop
ping centerS remained open
late.
Fairfax police called the traf-
flc situation in their area "a
mess" The reported. major
tieupS most Of the day around
Seven Corners and Annandale
shopping centers.
Traffic Snarled
Alexandria police said trafic
was snarled all day on Duke
street with bad jams develop
ing frequently at the intersec-
ton Of Duke street and Tele-
graph road.
In Montgomery County,
police reported exceptionally
heavy traffic at Wheaton Plaza
shopping center all day. ON
cials at the center estimated
10000 to $4,000 shoppers visited
stores in the center during the
day.
A Silver Spring police dis
patcher said that although
most roads were completely
cleared Of snow. the ice along
the curbs was slowing traflc.
He said the traffic had reached
a point that "it's so heavy the
roads Just won't handle it,
Police In Prince Georges
County said the shopping
crowds and traffic were heavier
yesterday than they were OF
the comparable week end last
year.
A number Of patrolmen were
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Sontu CIous Visit

American Legion Post l3e
will sponsor a visit by Santa
Claus today to the children's
ward Of Arlington Hospital.
The program is being run by
T. r. Faulkner, chairman OF
the posts Child Welfare Com
mittee.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
Pennsylvania Meeting

Earl w. Kinter. chairman Of
the Federal Trade Commission
viii address the December
ijrn-heon Of the University oi
Pennsylvania Club tomorrow al
1870 pm. tomorrow at the Pc
king Restaurant, I'll Thirteenth
street NV.
Evening star., 1960-03-30
Senators
MoySit In
At Summit
By the Associated Press

Senator Fulbright, Democrat
Of Arkansas, said last night
after a conference with Secre-
tary of State Herter that a BIZ
partisan group Of Senators will
join the summit conference "if
an agreement on a nuclear test
ing ban is In sight,"
Senator -Fulbright. chairman
of the Senate Foreign Rela-
tions Committee, said he was
reassured that President Eli
senhower and the State De-
partment will not make any
agreement that doesn't carry
satisfactory provisions for in
spection" to insure compliance.
Senator Fulbright conferred
for an hour with Mr.. Herter
at the latters' home after yes
terday's agreement by Presi-
dent Eisenhower and British
Prime Minister Macmillan to
offer Russia a short-term vol
untary moratorium on small
underground weapons tests If
the Soviets will sign an en-
forceable treaty ban against
other tests.
Senator Fulbright. said Mr..
Herter proposed inviting a
group Of Senators to sit in on
the summit meeting at Paris II
suficient progress is made at
Geneva toward the negotiation
Evening star., 1960-03-30

tees. Mr.. Murray indicated he
would contest every charge
made by the FTC.
Replies TO Charges
Following are some of the
specific charges in the COM
plant, together with the re-
plies made to them by Mr..
Murray in a telephone inter-
view:
Contest winners" and others
awarded free lessons through
special offers found in some
cases they had to sign up for
additional lessons to collect
what they thought they had
coming.
Mr.. Murray: This is not
true. At no time has anyone
been refused gift lessons"
The purported contests. such
as, TV and telephone quizzes,
are so easy anyone can answer
them. Their real purpose is to
deceive the innocent, unwary
and unsuspecting public"
Mr. Murray: This is false.
We give them a quiz. and If
they win they get two or three
free lessons. There's nothing
wrong with that. At least so
per cent Of the people send in
incorrect answers"
Dancers don't get all the
lessons they've paid for because
they're forced to listen to more
sales talk on their own time.
Mr.. Murray: Absolutely not
true. A teacher is never per-
mitted to sell lessons and
supervisors can sell them only
after the dancing lesson il
over"
Hidden listening devices
Evening star., 1960-03-30

The corporation owns dance
studios in New York and Miami
Beach and licenses the use of
its name and the Arthur Muir
ray System" of dance instruc-
ton in other cities.
In a statement replying to
the FTC charges, Arthur Muir
ray, Inc, said the overwhelm-
ing majority of its studios in
the United States and 10 for
eign countries maintain the
highest standards of business
conduct"
"On occasion, as is normal
in any international organiza-
ton, individual employees of its
licensed stations have engaged
in isolated practices not ap-
proved by our organization,
but when reported these iso-
lated practices have been cor
rected," the statement added.
Mr.. Murray said in New York