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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15
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FROM HOLLYWOOD TO HARLEM Nat and his Maria have
anxious Our King win sing for
cPtos Cole viii exercise his tOn in Is key cities abroad during
four week tour.
singer 60 by big
cooking bought the movie rights Sd
Sergeant" HarBe (s motion picture
production company Harry produce very
future He's angling for those top comedians Rowan D and Mar
tin CDcx) for this flick
Speaking tandes spotted amusing
marquee: "OuSebOa" ION The Beach"
Here's prediction Owens Olympic champ
jockey with Chcagos radio station WAIT
youngsters
change policy
he ordered to cut
and ron blues and make the change the classics strict
ly longhair stuff
that heed their consequently ignoring demands made by
his public
Owens doesn't exactly need the watch for the waOut
Nipy Russell glib say least only
kid segregation and get
with it
nupals by
making rounds with another blonde
hs has bigger name and don't mean Kim NOVak She's
Swedish actress who not long divorced her wealthy American hus
band. My My!
may Shelly Hasten.
really making Coister club (Cago mite
spot) is boss therefore signs paycheck
appearance She will CONTRARY
rpors and play for her s"an New York
home following her smashing engagement out Ccagwa There's
before settling
down gay Paree again
I disappointed the Academy of Motion
failed (agn) that Oscar to Eliza
beth Taylor For three years straight gal
delightful darn good actresses watched
them try top honors with mixed emotions.
Sidney Poiter-Tony Curtis Well let's
hope year give bigger parts really
excellent films planned for production during go.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15

vice and assistance should be
sought.
The only natural way to effec-
lively correct constipation is to re-
establish normal function OF the
bowel. Many physicians have been
recommending and using q new
agent, Senokot, which obtains the
desired effect by stimulating the
Auerbach's plexus, the self-starting
nervous mechanism present in the
intestine and responsible for bowel
action.
Senokot, q chocolate favored,
concentrated pure vegetable ex-
tract is a modernized form Of sennas
a plant used by the ancient Egyp-
tians for its same present purpose.
Medical studies conducted in thou
sands Of hospitals and clinics, both
here and abroad, leave no doubt
Of its efficacy toward the restora-
ton Of normal bowel reflex action.
Unlike other treatments for con-
stipation the drug aims for eventual
freedom from all indications once
the digestive tract has been re-
stored to normally.
We are happily escaping from
some Of the old taboos. We no
longer believe as our grandparents
did that health depends on q good
cleaning out once q week. At last
we are finally getting away from
the idea Of confusing constipation
with moral uncleanhness.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15

Everybody makes mistakes. The
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15

before q national medical meeting
termed the problem THE All
American Complaint"
This complaint" prompts the
American public to shell out more
than $50 million dollars per year
on a variety Of laxatives.
People generally develop consti-
patton, when the urge is ignored,
and unless il is corrected at this
point the condition may become
chronic. Postponement IS common
among children who do not want
TO interrupt their play to 90 to the
bathroom. Older children, teen
ayers and adults become victims
through false modesty, social
stresses, emotional disturbances,
improper diet and Just plain care
lessness or ignorance Of the conse-
Quences. Indications, such as tran
ouilizers, antihistamines, etc. often
produce constipation. Pregnancy Is
usually accompanied by and made
more uncomfortable by conStipa-
ton. Aging often disturbS the tone
and proper function Of the bowel.
Once constipation occurs it is
difficult to re-edueate the bowel to
function normally and q sluggish
bowel requires proper treatment
and time to correct.
Cures and treatment OF eonstipa-
ton have fascinated mankind for
centuries. In the days Of Louis XIV
enemas were q daily ritual and
every well-equipped home had an
enema stool by the bedside. Earlier
medicine was heavily concerned
with casting out evil spirits by the
use Of purges-
There Is little doubt that laxa-
tives are here to stay. However,
the selection Of the right Ihedica-
ton Is Of primary importance u
one Is to obtain the required effect.
II used properly some may perform
useful functions, but one should
know what to expect and what not
to expect from their use. Self
medication, with purges and laxa-
tives to alleviate this problem can
be oftentimes dangerous and As a
precautionary measure medical adj
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15

people who succeed are not those
whoe make none, but those who
learn by their mistakes. And max
ing mistakes is about the only
way anybody learns anything.
The child never really learns
that the stove is hot until he burns
his finger on it. The people who
fail are those who become dis
couraged over their mistakes. They
lose heart, and when you lose heart
the best way to get over it is to
quit doing wrong and begin to do
right. We progress simply by
watching our mistakes and correct
ing them.
DR.. Frank Crane, In Mutual Mo-
ments.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15

months Before he was really back
on his feet Helen was brought
home exhausted from overwork
and worry.
Bills had piled up and she had
been so worried about her hus-
bands illness she had not had
proper rest.
Being young, both soon were
able to go back to their work but
they found it is impossible to
catch up.
Helen's parents have done all
they can to help. Johns parents
have no extra money for them but
they have helped them find a way
to keep their home. The car, tele-
vision and q few Injuries viii have
to go back and the money they
paid on them by the month, viii
make the payments on their home.
Now, ten years and three chill
dren later, John and Helen are
very happy because they learned
a lesson they have never forgotten.
they really learned 'the people
who succeed are the ones who learn
by their mistakes.
They are enjoying their home
and q few hIxlries.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15
THIS N That
by hazel
underwood
LENTEN THOUGHTS

AENNEN 1nOOOhIS
Do you wish the world were
better?
Let me tell you what to do;
Set your watch upon your actions,
Keep them always straight and
true;
Rid your mind Of selfish motives,
Let your thought be clear and
high;
You can make a little Eden
OF the sphere you occupy.
Do you wish the world were wiser?
Well, suppose you make a start
BY accommodating wisdom
In the scrap-book Of your heart.
Do not waste one page on folly,
Live to learn and learn to live;
II you want to give men know
ledge,
You must get it ere you give.
Do you wish the world were
happy?
Then remember day by day
Just to scatter seeds of kindness
AS you pass along the way.
For the pleasures Of the many
May go oft times traced to one,
AS the hand that plants the acorn
Shelters armies from the sun.
Selected.
The other. day I heard a young
couple. Il win call Helen and
john were about to lose their
beautiful home, a new television
set and their new car. Helen's par
entS are heart broken because the
young people would not listen to
their advice. They advised them to
go a little slow AFTER their ad-
vice had been asked.
Although both Helen and John
are rs years old, they had saved
a large sum Of money before they
started to buy their house and
they did as most young people do.
They did not look toward the fu-
ture. If you can keep your health
PLUS your work you might stand
a chance Of coming out ahead. That
Is something one never knows.
John and Mary filled their love-
ly new home with the finest new
furniture, they bought a new car,
a large television set and a great
many little items that really added
up to a huge amount Of cash.
When they were settled in their
new home they were very happy.
Everything went along fine for
three years. Then it seemed one
thing after another piled up to
hold them back. First, John had
to have an emergency operation
that kept him in the hospital one
month and away from his job two
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15

true friends Of civil rights In both
parties and In both houses Of Con-
gress, a Republican-Democratic
coalition Is tearing the pending bin
to pieces.
AT the present rate Of mealSy
ditching. chopping and trimming
nothing will be left worthy Of the
support Of the civil rights sup
porters in and out Of Congress, I"
the NAACP Board resolution said.
YOU KNOW WHERE THIS PAPER
BTANDa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15
Rights Betrayed win Not
Do Eoraoffen, MAAcP Worms

New York, March IT. - Legis-
lators "cynically betraying the civil
rights cause" cannot expect that
their roles will be forgotten" the
NAACP Board Of Directors warned
at its regular monthly meeting
March IA.
The Associations policy making
body In an official statement OBJ
served:
1T Is apparent that despite the
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-04-15
4 HEALTH HORIZONS
False ModesfY and Old TobOOs
Contribute 10 q Common Ailmenf

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may be- constipation rapidly becoming national neurcs
half the nations popuace afflicted with this problem
In this situation to
that California physen Dr. Thoma r. Peyon speaking
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-15

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Evening star., 1960-11-29
12.'s
1896
DINING ROOM

2 DROPLEAF TABLES in mahogany by
Brandt. WERE $500" ------5e.sS
| DINING ROOM TABLE by BroyhiII in
rich mahogany. WAS ll4e5* 1898
| 8-PC. DINING ROOM SUITE, genuine.
mahogany by Croftique. WAS 744.0o' !
$4,000
! e-Pc. DINING ROOM SUITE, French
Provincial styling in lovely cherry with
toble, buffet, china, 4 side and 2 arm.
chairs. WAS 7O3 90" ------4es.o 90
4 SIDE CHAIRS in dramatic black and
gold by Sprogue 6 Carleton with Hitch-s
cock design. WERE $500" ----z6.7st
| PORTABLE HOSTESS SERVER, ItoIions
Provincial styling in lovely cherry from.
Tuscono collection by Dixon-Powder-S
maker. WAS 5000" -----l59.50
! JUNIOR CHINA CLOSET in dull woI-1
NUT WAS 1l7.5O" 90
II 5-pc. BRANDT DINETTEs. Con-
temporary styling, lovely Towny nohoe- /,
any toble and 4 chairs in Ebony. WERE
1850" --------------Se.75
2 DINING ROOM TABLES, drop-leof ex-s
tension in lovely MoIobor finish from In s
sPiroton group by BroyhiIl. WERE
lZ9.oON So
7 SIDE CHAIRS with beige seots, lovely
Molobor finish from Inspiration group by
Broyhill. WERE 1900" --------17.9S s
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LIVING ROOM

\ apo. WEDGE SECTIONAL SOFA. woI-
nut with foam rubber cushions in stylish
oquo. WAS $500 -----4sS.o 90
= LOUNGE CHAIR, foam rubber with
kick Pleot skirt, beige MotoIesse by
Beoehley. WAS 2ll.Oo" ------lz9.sS
CONTEMPORARY SOFA by Erwin
Lambeth, beige Motolesse, spring down
seat and back cushions. WAS 5000"
49s.oo
! LOUNGE CHAIR with cherry legs;
spring down cushion in oquo texture
fobrie. WAS III .OO' -------lo9.75
l EARLY AMERICAN SOFA in handsome
black print fobrie. WAS 35e. So, lss.oo
2MAPLE PLATFORM ROCKERS in hand
some rust fobric. by Sproeue-CorIton.
WeRE oo.UO| ----------------44
| EARLY AMERICAN 3-PC. SECTIONAL
SOFA, foam rubber cushions in blue and
beige print with box pleot. WAS 6e5. .OO',
4ss.oo
2 LAWSON LOUNGE CHAIRS in beouti-
fuI blue tweed. WERE 1885, 1888
! KITTlNGER WING CHAIR, chippen-
dole spring down cushion in beige topes-
try. WAS $4,000 '--------z99.5 $50
I CURVED FRONT SOFA styled in French
Provincial of treasured fruitwood, with
foam rubber cushions in silver and Tur-
quoise Domosk. WAS $4,000 1900
I FRENCH PROVINCIAL SOFA by Broy-
hill with diomond tufted back fruit
wood with foam rubber cushions, lovely
turquoise. WAS 1900 1890
II SWIVEL CHAIRS by ThomosvIIe with
kick pIeot skirts. Choice of rose, fusehio,
orange and beige stripe. A discontinued
style. WERE TOO 90" --------54.75
| BUMPER END SOFA with foam rubber
cushions. kick pIeots, orange fobrie. WAS
467OO' ------------
| RECLINING DANISH CHAIR in wal
nut with rich brown cover. WAS oo5",
6s.e5
| WALNUT LOUNGE CHAIR in rich
charcoal brown. WAS $685. ---39.75
I sELIG LOUNGE CHAIR, walnut with
foom rubber cushions in stylish mocha.
WAS lO4.50"
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peared in RICH several years
ago and I lost my recipe.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1960-11-29
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T exos Fruit Cake

Mrs. r. L. B., CheUy Chase
I would like the recipe fol-
Texas Fruit Cake. This ap-
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Editors Note

Reoders' Clearing House operotes
os o public service exehonse Of ideos
between Washington oreo readers
Of The Stor. II is conducted entirely
through the moil. All letters must
bear the writer's full name ond
address. Please send replies &C.
eordins to subject matter, NOT
initials. Letters received in response
to queries will either be published
or forwarded to the person mskins
the inquiry.
Evening star., 1960-11-29
OCCASIONAL

5eHERRY DOUGH BOXES BY BRANDT. /
WERE 1000" 80
2 FRUITwooD CHEST coMMoQEsS /
styled in French Provincial. WERE
$3.50" 9.9S !
3FRUITWooD ROUND COFFEE TABLES
styled in French Provincial. WERE I
$3.50" ]
2 GENUINE MAHOGANY coFFEES
TABLES with leather top. WERE 64.e5" !
| STEP TABLE in Italian Provincial by
StiekIey. WAS 1900 -----5s.sS
3 COFFEE TABLES in solid maple byS
Hartford House. WERE 300" --27.9SF
! ROUND LAMP TABLE in mohooonys
by Kittineer. WERE $500" ---7s.s5
| 5e-INCH COFFEE TABLE, French Pro-
vincio frutwood with leather top. WAS
$3.50" e.98a
| REGENCY CONSOLE TABLE in richs
mahogany with wire grille. WAS $500" ).
los.ssS
| MODERN COFFEE TABLE in rich woI-
nut by Brandt. WAS 50. So 1855
| SECTIONAL CORNER TABLE BY
LANE in handsome charcoal. WAS
345O"
6 END TABLES BY LANE in rich char
coal. WERE 44.e5" -----24.s5
3 MERSMAN ROUND COCKTAIL
TABLES in lined oak with sturdy Plastic
top. WERE 81. SO" ----------l9.95
STICKLEY END TABLES in rich walnut
with durable plastic top. WERE 22.50",
Evening star., 1960-11-29
Girls Patterns

Mrs. S. B.. Jessup, Md.
My husband is a college stu
dent and. since we have a
very limited budget. I make
most Of the clothes for our
two little girls. aged 3 and
1a and l and ".
II anyone has any pat
Evening star., 1960-11-29

CAcd1ISU frequently. house.
hold ammonia is the best
cleaning agent for alleviat-
ing odor.
Try placing some catnip
under the carpet which you
nailed to the scratching post.
F1eas are a common occur
renee on cats which spend
any time outdoors. When you
use 1lea powder on your cat,
you should be sure that it
is made for cats, not for dogs.
In grooming a hort-haired
cat you will find that an oc-
casional hand-brushing will
produce good results, as the
oil from youi: hands will
make the cats coat gleam.
If q more thorough cleaning
is indicated, you might
sprinkle a little cornmeal on
a small area and rub it into
the fur thoroughly with a
bath towel. Long-haired cats
require brushing and comb
ing daily. Tub-washing cats
is not necessary and can be
harmful.
A cats diet should consist
mainly of meats such as kid
neys. hearts or liver, as they
contain much iron. Canned
cat foods should be supple
mented by fresh meat. Milk
is not required af; Jlr cat
is full-grown, but fresh water
is a necessity. -.
Above all. accept the fact
that cats are sometimes good
and sometimes bad. They do
not, as a rule, obey and they
are aloof, self-centered, stub
born and capricious in their
affections. But we love them.
exos Fruit Cake
Mrs. r. L. B.. Chevy Chase
I would like the recipe for
Tovoe El,.,,ik Col~@ rl,;.
Evening star., 1960-11-29
BEDROOM

LOW POSTER BED. cherry, doubIe-bed
size. WAS 64.e5" ------------l9.es
! 6-DRAWER CHEST -oN-cHEsT, extra
roomy, in EorIy American style, solid
cherry. WAS l54.5O" --------99.95
! LOW POSTER BED, EorIy American
styling, double bed size, antique woInut.
WAS 72.5o' -----------------29.9s SO
I DRESSER MIRROR in ottroctive porch
ment and gold finish, French Provincial
styling by Continental. WAS 1900,
3s.ss
! OILED WALNUT BOOKCASE HEAD
BOARD, double sized. WAS 10000,
44.ss
2 DULL WALNUT BOOKCASE DECKS
by ThomosviIIe. WERE IT, .5o' 1885
2 DULL WALNUT CORNER DESKS.
WERE u. so" -----------4e.95 .95
2 CHEST OF DRAWERS with 5 drawers
in lovely MoIobor finish from Inspiration.
WAS lO4.00"
DOUBLE SIZE PANEL BEDS in lovely
MoIobor finish from Inspiration Group
WERE $685. 34.9s
| TRIPLE DRESSER 6 MIRROR, 9 drow-
ers, lovely MoIobor finish from Inspiro-
tion group by BroyhiII. WERE 2l4.5o"
1880
5 5-Pc. BEDROOM SUITES by United in
stunning Towny Walnut, double dresser
with large mirror, chest, double size
panel bed and night table, WERE
$1,000"
Evening star., 1960-11-29
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Hints on Cot Care
To Mrs. E. w.. Washington
From Mrs. D. F., Wushinotou

I do not have answers to all your inquiries
about cats, but perhaps you will find the following
suggestions helpful.
doubt that you can eliminate odor from your
cats box but it is helpful to use cardboard box or
an enameled pan which can either be replaced or
Evening star., 1960-11-29
Indicates prices originally offered but not sold

! SOFA with foam rubber cushions in
lovely coral. WAS 1900" ----I29. 90
/ 3-PC. SECTIONAL SOFA, curved
bumper type with foam rubber cushions
and walnut legs in modern chocolate
brown fabric, by KroehIer. WAS 38l So,
1895
! 3-PC. SECTIONAL SOFA, left bumper
curved with foam rubber cushions, rich
walnut, modern beige topesty by VoIen-
tine Seover WAS 467.5 ---29S. 90
| 3-PC. CURVED SECTIONAL with
bumper end in beige nyIon fobric. WAS
477.OO" ------- 24e. .95
Evening star., 1960-11-29
Stain Problems

TO Mrs, F. G. DaUidSonpille, Md
From Mrs. R.W.H.. Stluer Sprtnl
Wash and Wear" and
"Drip-dry" garments should
never be bleached because
they contain a resin which
reacts with the bleach and
turns the garment yellow.
When this does happen, the
garment may be restored to
its original whiteness by using
a commercial color remover.
This color remover is sold in
small packages and may be
found on the counter with the
dyes.
Evening star., 1960-11-29
"TAKE-WITH" SPECIALS
1903 TABLE LAMPS
were 9.95 to $I25*
1878 to 60% OFF

3 MOBILE HOSTESS CARTS in IoveIy
Molobor finish from Inspiration group
by Broyhill. WERE ll995"- go
a CHINA CABINETS, junior sizes with
gloss doors, lovely MoIobor finish from
Inspiration group by BroyhiI. WERE
1895" 90 90
2 SENIOR SIZE BUFFETs, lovely MoIo-
bor finish from inspiration group by Broy-
hill. WERE l54.OO" 90. SO
! 8-PC. DINING ROOM SUITE in oroy
mahogany. senior size table, buffet. 4
side ond 2 arm chairs by Bosic-Witz.
WAS BOB. 10" SO
II RURAL ENGLISH SERVING CABI-
NEIS in genuine pecan, by ThonosviIIe.
WERE 1850" 1878
Evening star., 1960-02-14

the bond interest rate limit is
more necessary than ever this
year. Under current market
conditions the Government
has been forced to rely mainly
on short-term Government
bond issues, which are not held
to the AZ per cent limit, to
compete with private issues.
Many House and Senate
Democrats oppose removal of
that ceiling on the ground
that it would cause a general
increase in interest rates of all
kinds. They say this would
work undue hardship on bor-
rowers. retard national eco
nomic growth. add to Govern
ment costs and hinder the
carrying out Of many Federal
programs.
Administration officials say
removal of the ceiling is neces-
sary to combat imitation, assure
better debt management and
actually ease the Governments
f1scal burden. Even II interest
rates on Government long
term bonds went up somewhat
Evening star., 1960-02-14
Plane Skids
Off Runwuy
At National

An Eastern Air Lines Con-
stellation skidded of a snow
covered runway at National
Airport just short of the busy
Mt. Vernon parkway during a
takeoff yesterday, but all SO
passengers and five crew men,
bers aboard escaped injury.
The plane, bound for Chat
tanooga. Tenn, was nearing
the end of the takeoff run
near the parkway when a
warning light flashed, indicat-
ing a possible fire in the en-
gine. 1t was brought to a skid
ding halt by the pilot, Capt.
Robert Hunt.
AS the plane stopped just of
the northwest runway, its left
wing tip resting on the ground,
a small flame broke out-ap-
parently from a broken gas
line.
L. w. Burton. airport direc-
tor. said the fire was extin-
guished Immediately by air.
port 1re-fighters, who had seen
the trouble and rushed to the
scene.
The passengers and crew
members climbed from the
plane and were taken to the
terminal by limousines. Pas
sengers were unanimous in their
praise for the pilot in break
ing the takeoff and bringing
the plane to a half-circle,
skidding halt.
There as no real shook to
it," one said.
The Constellation had ar
rived in Washington from New
York.
Evening star., 1960-02-14
Jess Larson Gets
Democratic Post

The Democratic National
Congressional Campaign Com
mittee announced yesterday
that Jess Larson, Washington
attorney, who formerly headed
the General Services Admins
tration, will be chairman of
the committees campaign fund
raising dinner here.
The dinner in the Armory on
April 80, was described yester-
day by Committee Chairman
Kirwan. Democrat of Ohio, as
"the opening Of the campaign
for a Democratic Congress and
the election of a Democratic
President in 1860"
Mr.. Kirwan and Senator
Smathers of Florida, chairman
of the Senate Democratic Cam
paign Committee, are arranging
this first such gathering spon-
sored by House and Senate
Democratic campaign commit
tees.
Evening star., 1960-02-14
Most Seats Won
By u Nu Fuction

RANGOON, Burma, Feb. l3
(AP).-Former Burmese Pre-
mier U NUS faction of the
anti-Fascist Peoples Freedom
League so far has amassed an
imposing l57-seat lead in the
general election.
With only eight more returns
Of the February 6 election to
come, U Nus major opponent,
the Stable" faction, has won
Is seats in the Chamber of
Deputies.
Other small parties and inde-
pendents have won % seats.
The Communist National
United Front has obtained only
three seats.
Evening star., 1960-02-14

will be able to offer these can
didates more financial and or
ganizational aid than in 1858.
Then, when the G.. o. P.
money picture was dark, a sep
arate Embarrassing dinner was
held in Washington to aid Sem
ate and House candidates. This
year the party's financial pros
poets are bright enough so that
no separate appeal is being
planned for the congressional
campaign.
The staff of field workers
available to congressional can
didates will be expanded from
3 to perhaps 10 or 12-the
exact number has not been
settled.
DESPITE these favorable fac
tors, Republicans are not un-
derestimating the challenge
that confronts them. They now
hold 152 House seats and ex-
pect to reclaim two seats made
vacant by the deaths of the
Republican incumbents in spe-
cial elections in Pennsylvania
in April. That would leave them
IS seats short of the 219 needed
for control of the House.
Area Districts Eyed
Among these Democratic
held 1860 target districts are
Maryland's 1st, I'd, 5th and
9Th, Virginia's 9th and Della
wares at-large.
Special attention will also be
paid to Democratic held North
ern and border State districts
which were carried by Presi-
dent Eisenhower in 1852 and
1856.
Republicans also look for
gains IN the half-dozen or more
districts in which the Demo-
cratic incumbent is not seeking
reelection. Strong candidates