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Evening star., 1960-04-15
Drug Checking
5. Asked
Witness Stresses
Sufety, Costs
By CHARLES G. BROOKS
Star stan Writer

oNoA 5hoA "AAtCA
A Government that can af.
ford to inspect dog and ca
food should be able to afforC
inspections of medicine for sicl
persons, a New York State re.
searcher told Senate investiga.
tors today.
ut seems completely in.
congruous that our great Ma,
ton is furnishing to dog anC
cat food safeguards which arr
not available for medicines fol
sick people," DR.. Solomon Garb
associate professor of pharma,
cology at the Albany Medica
College, said.
IF we can afford continuou.
Government inspection and Ger.
tiflcation for dog and cat food
we can afford continuous Gov.
ernment inspection of pharma.
ceutical manufacturing"
The statements were con
tanned in DR.. CARDS prepared
testimony for the Senate Mon.
oply and Antitrust subcommit'
tee which is investigating thu
price of prescription medicines
in an attempt to see if further
antitrust legislation should bt
provided.
Would Avert Tragedies
Federal drug inspection
would prevent tragedies due Il
impure and substandard drugs
he asserted. They would alsC
remove the reluctance of ply
sicians to prescribe by generic
names rather than trade
names, and could, therefore
save patients hundreds of mil.
lions of dollars, he said.
Most doctors. testimony be.
fore the subcommittee hal
shown, prescribe by trade
names because they are shortel
and easier to remember. II
many instances, however, pre-
Scriptions by generic-or actus
technical-names can be fillet
for less money. Some expert
say, however, that generic pre-
scriptions are filled with cheape
drugs produced by less reliable
companies.
Calls Ads Unreliable
DR.. Garb also testified tina
advertising of trade name drug
by many of the larger com
panies is not reliable. He citet
an Albany Medical CollegI
project for second-year medica
students which evaluated thi
advertising.
The project showed. he said
that the majority of the mailet
ads were unreliable. With most
"a physician trusting then
could be seriously misled," h
declared.
Clearly the present situa
tion is intolerable if a physi
clan cannot prescribe an of
fetal drug and be sure that hi
patient is receiving a materis
See DRUGS, Page A.
Evening star., 1960-04-15

Sunrise Services on Sunday, Poge At
Evening star., 1960-04-15
Fue tIgPArfIrn Full Report
IHG WEAI IHEK. on Pees Az

District and vicinity-Cloudy and warm
tonight low near 66. Variable cloudiness,
warm and humid tomorrow with scattered
showers likely. High and low of the last
"a hours: High, 81, at $3.50 pm. yesterday;
low. 81, at 5:55 am. today.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
CUNT BUILDING
COIORED
ROCKVILLE

A group of almost new IL and IL
unit apt. bldgs. Contains l and 2
bedrm. units. These mod. bldss.
are always 1907 rented. Will sell
Eel i4Hi'iREits REAL Estate, SIT u. s-iIos;
ewes, LA. 6-0515.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
S1n5nn

OWNER WILL PAY SETTLEMENT
: nedrms. and bath on LIST A.; full
tai monthly, SO. ! block to bus
MannaS RltV. JE 2-311C
Evening star., 1960-07-20

ENGLISH TUDOR HOME
that can grow with the fam
lily. On a beautiful lot with
trees and in close-in N. Ar
lington. Lovely stone fire.
place in living rm., separate
dining rm., loft. screened
porch OF living rm., detached
garage. Full basement with
partially finished rec. rm.,
w/fireplace. hot-water heat.
Only S21,500 willow FHA
terms II desired. Open til q,
IA. 5-1550, ATLAS REALTY
CO,
Evening star., 1960-07-20
CLOSE-IN
COUNTRY LIVING

Located in q beautiful area of
woodlands and rolling fields dotted
with other fine homes on large
lots. A short way beyond Tysons
Corner. Priced many thousands
below comparable homes closer in.
This lovely brand new 5Ox2S
brick rambler has an entrance
hall, charming living room with
fireplace, large dining room, kitch-
en- with eating space, 3 bedrooms
hot-water Dashboard heat, car
port and A-acre wooded lot. S22,-
300.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
BELLEVUE FOREST

You cannot appreciate the spacious
ness Of this soundly constructed
home until you inspect the inte-
rior. The 1st fir. contains wide
center hall, huge (27xl4) stepdown
living .rm. opening to a large pch
formal 12x15) din. room, equally
spacious kitchen and q powder
room, On I'd floor off q square
hallway are 8 bedrooms and q
nall bath. The master bedroom
Cl2xl6l has private bath and an.
other bedroom (14xl2) has ar
adjoining study or nursery. Full
basement. built-in garage, heav!
slate. roof. Beautifully designed IL
the. best Of taste and constructed
OF hand-cut stone this home is (
and landscaping. Priced at S32,
bOO
Evening star., 1960-07-20
81 EEL IN InVEn

THAT is WHAT our salesman sait
when he came in after listing thi.
2-year-voung 4-bedroom. 21a-batt
center-entrance home. Its rustic
ranch fence around this 105xl4(
lot also took his fancy. The 49,
IT. dining room was overwhelming
The ell-shaped 21x22 living room
is so different and a 15x10 kitch-
en- plus a paneled recreation room
lust made this whole house a
dream. Assume $4,000 4hes
loan; substantial cash required
vat Wainont I'll you see inside; CAL JE ! :,
REALTY, INC, 7O1 W. Broad st.,
Falls Church
Evening star., 1960-07-20
VACANT

Reliable purchaser can move right
In with down payment and settle
ment charges, total Of 5000. g.
bedrm. rambler; l4-acre lot: Falls
Church; price, S12,950.
MannaS RltV. JE. 2-311O
Evening star., 1960-07-20

20 UNITS, upper NV; top cond
Conv. to everything. Less than 7
times principals only. JAMES
E. TUCKER, DU. 10000.
2292 CHAMPLAIN ST. N.W.-6.
oom-and-bath brick home: base
ment; gas heat. Rental sos per
mo. Price $1,000. FLOYD e.
DAVIS Co, 1929 K st. NV, Ma.
S-035G: ewes, JU. 9-255o.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
CENTER-HALL PLAN,

CERTAIN SOMETHING = Artist
owner has turned this contem-
porary-Styled brick split-level into
q home which "breathes' distinc-
tion and originality. Cathedral
ceilings, balcony overlooking spa
cious living room with one whole
wall Of glass. three bedrooms, ga
baths, garage. rec. room; quick
9SsseSiion 9Ssed 10 o% sNd 9EiSe EoJEy Tst Ts
REALTY, 51S3 Lee hwy, KE.
S-hAh0
Evening star., 1960-07-20

ARL., N.-Country Club Manor, ..
story brk. Colonial: lge. liv. rm.
frepl., sep. din. rm., 8 bedrms., Z
baths; 2nd flrepl. in knotty PINE
rec, rm.; scr. porch; fenced lot
S24 ,995. OWNER, KE. S-4l23.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
NEW, NEW, NEW

NEW, NEW, NEW
8 brand-new big, giant-size values
for only S21 $50. What a lot OF
space; 3 nice size bedrooms, 2 full
baths, spacious living room, dining
Good terms. BE FIRST 70 in.
speet and choose colors. JE
10000. VIM. A. CHAPMAN
REALTY, INC.
Evening star., 1960-07-20

BUY NOW IN Mclean? SURE
This is an area where prices Should
go up when Government agency
new building is open next year
NOW VACANT AND READY FOR
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. All
brick, 3-bedroom rambler, Twins
room with fireplace, screened car.
port or porch with entrance onto
patio. Beautiful landscaping gives
pack yard Snd, patio sun in the
noon; You and the children will
love this one. Selling now for only
S20,950 with excellent financing
BUY NOW--CALL TODAY. BARE
REALTY, INC, JA. 1880.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
BY OWNER

ALEXANDRIA-In beautiful
West Grove. Brick ranch,
4 years old. 3 bedrms. land
room for more), 2 baths. lge.
rec. rm. w/hrepl., beautiful
garden and patio, country
sized dream kit, ideal for
indoor or outdoor entertain
ing. 4hSo financing, 30-yr.
loan. S35, 900. Leaving, must
sell. Call so. 5-S224.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
BRICK RAMBLER

8 large bedrms., 2 baths. full bsmt
with beautiful rec. rm., laundry
rm; and shop: large lot: $4,000:
only S1,350 down. BROWN &
BROWN REALTY, JE. 4-0O41.
BR0YHLL PARK-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; 2 full baths. all GE
kitchen, rec. room, patio, carport
Assume 4lzqo loan. Quick pos
session; Asking S22,5O0. ia. e
Evening star., 1960-07-20
BhINUBE 7 FNhh
AUNT APT.
oILF In 81 ThINU
6 uNIT-S36 Q5n

Priced low for bldg. Of this type.
Excel. financing; approx. $4,000
annual income. All 1-hedrm. units.
Loc. near Piney Branch and
Flower aves. RAFFELL REAL ES-
TATE, JU, 9-1103: ewes, JU.
5-1902.
ROCKVILLE PIKE-sO,000 So. IT,
land, part leased to national
chain on long term lease; ball
ance available for owner occu-
pancy or DEVELOPMENT. JU. 5-1444
SUBSTANTIAL INCOME and home
or 4 spacious apis. Excel. cond.
Under $4,000. IA rms, 3 baths.
West of 18th st. OWNER, LO.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
HICKS
SPRINGFIELD

Antique brick rambler. 8 bedrms -,
large living rm., dining Ell, fully
equipped kitchen, full bsmt., beau
tiful lot; FLA appraised, terms
are right. KE. $4,000.
TOWN & COUNTRY
REALTORS g TIL 9
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Evening star., 1960-07-20
LOW CASH

LONG AND Low, 7O-ft.
rambler-And only 2 yrs.
old. FIVE bedrms.-all twin.
bed size; on 9 lot Of over "a
acre. 25-ft. living rm., IA
#. dining rnn.. lovely equip.
kit. w/eating space. Paneled
rec. rm. w/fireplace and day
light walk-out basement. For
relaxing, a 20x15 screened
porch; $34,950. Open It'll 9.
ia. 6-1550. ATLAS REALTY
CO.
Evening star., 1960-07-20

MANAsSAS-SI45 dn., $3.50 mo
(non-vet or vet): attract. Cape
Cod. No red tape. Vacant. Move
in. DU. $4,000, JU. S-33S0.
MANTUA-Magnificent 4-leVel brick
home better-than-new condition.
surrounded by near acre wood
land, 3 diversified bedrms., lift.
modern kitchen opening onto
screened summers delight porch.
27x27-ft. club room and 2-car ga
rage in daylight bsmt. Wall-to-
wall carpeting throughout. Our
finest offering at S33,500. SHAN
NON & LUCHS, Realtors since
1905. 205b Wilson blvd, IA. g.
Evening star., 1960-07-20

AKL.,, N:-New ramb.: 3 bedrms.,
S652 baths, carport; close in. 6O51
6Q55, 6O69. n. goth st. OPEN BY
8. IA. 7-2997, ewes, KE 6.S7R5
Evening star., 1960-07-20
FIRST TIME

This lovely home In close-in Airing.
ton with many extras such as wall
to-wall carpeting, beautiful shaded
fenced yard. Full basement with
recreation rm. You must see 1t as
It won't last. Price is only Sl2,75O
Call La Z M m
Evening star., 1960-07-20
BETTER HOMES

BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC, REALTORS
FOR SALE BY OWNER
6-rm. brk. rambler g bedrms. },
completely modern Ia baths, car.
pets. and drapes incl: full tiled
bSmt., rec. rm.: beautiful lawn
and shrubbery; lot 17S by so
fenced rear yard; 8 min. walk tc
school, churches and shopping
center: half way between Baileys
Cross Roads and Seven Corners,
Just OF Leesburg pike. Must be
seen to be appreciated. Phone
JE. 2-0199. NO AGENTS.
FOR A DISSEMINATING HOME
SEEKER DESIRING THE BEST
This home is beautifully deco
rated and will please the most
fastidious. 1t has an immaculate
kitchen, large living room with
fireplace, nice size dining area,
3 good bedrooms, lots Of closet
and storage space. full bath and
half bath. In the basement there
is beautifully finished recreation
room plus an abundance of built
in storage areas. All this plus many
other features make this house at
S21 $50 BEST BUY" LYNCH
BROS, INC, REALTORS, Spring
ifield; Va. FL. 4-7000. Open
Evening star., 1960-07-20

ARLINGTON, N.-Charming brick
Cape Cod, center hall. large liv.
rm. with fireplace, sep, din. rm.,
beautiful large kit. with break
baths, full basement; most con-
venlent close-in location. Priced
only SlS,5OO.
Ross HAwoRTH REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
hIvERDALE-Laree 6-rm. house
S13.Q50
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

INC, REALTORS
1914 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. S-7700
Southern Maryland's LIST Realtor
Evening star., 1960-07-20
GROOM
MT. VERNON AREA
NEW RAMBLER

On n acre with carport, has 8 bed.
rms, "a baths, full bsmt., moderr
equip. kitchen; S19.950, FLA ap
proved. immediate possession.
ia. 4-4252 OIL. 6-490(
NEAR SEVEN CORNERS-Every
one knows this famous location
Gracious home with l2x20 Twins
room, nreplaee, 3, bedrooms. den
sun porch. 2h baths, spacious
equipped kitchen, paneled rec
room with fireplace, big patio fol
entertaining, secluded and fenced
beautiful shrubbery, trees ano
flowers in back yard. Most desir.
able SPOT. To see, call JE, 2-262O
JOSERH W. SEAY COMPANY, Re.
altors, lib West Broad street
Falls Church, Virginia.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
PRIZE

Location bordering N. Arlington
beautiful brick rambler with full
basement on a well landscapec
level lot; 8 bedrooms, living room
with fireplace, separate dininI
room, kitchen with breakfast bar
It's pleasure to show this out.
standing value at S21,950.
ROSS HAWORTH REALTY, INC.
KE. $500
Evening star., 1960-07-20

On u acre, with carport: S2S,95O.
This choice location Just of Mt.
Vernon pkwy. is highly desirable.
MILLER REAL ESTATE CO.
CL. $4,000 IA 4S405o
Evening star., 1960-07-20

TARA, N. ARL.-This large one.
owner custom-built brick Colonia'
has 3 lge. bedrms.. 2 fully TILED
baths, pine-paneled den, and 9
full completed bsmt.: situated or
a lge., beautifully Handicapped, leve
lot with trees. Bus at corner
close to shopping, schools anc
churches. To see call WRIGHT
REALTY, IA. 2-4S00.
TEXAS SIZE BI . LEVEL - This
brand-new imposing brick beauty
features dramatic split foyer
entrance. 23-ft. living rm., full
dining rm., breakfast nook in
kitchen. 3 twin-size bedrms., .
title baths, out-of-ground bsmt.
has huge rec. rm., space for 4th
bedrm., roughed-in bath, 2 fire-
places. hot-water Dashboard heat:
tntercom.; l2-acre level lot with
S23,450. F W. BERENS, REAL
TOR, 304 W. Lee hwy. CIR. 3-l4Ol
Evening star., 1960-07-20
NO MONEY DOWN CT
HOMES
pEATTY TAJP pa.Ita

E1Aka2 !, 9INO., RcdllOTS
PARTIALLY RESTORED-someone
with Imagination could make q
show place of this old, white Vir-
ginia Colonial on Y acre Of an
cient trees. Has circular drive,
entrance hall, paneled fireplace in
liv. rm., formal dining rm. with
china press, 4 bedrms., Walk-up
attic, full bsmt; vacant. The
buy OF your lifetime for only
$16,950, and less than $4,000
down may take it.
GOTHAM REALTY JE. 2-730O
PRESTIGE HOME-Prestige build
er designed q home with classic
beauty. Four bedrooms, 41a baths,
den with fireplace, plus q mahog-
any-paneled rec. room. Dining rin.
is 16xl7 which gives you some
idea Of the enormous room sizes
throughout this wonderful home
$4,000. HoLLEY REALTY S1s3
Lee hwy, KE. S-b35O,
Evening star., 1960-07-20
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

2O53 WILSON BLVD.
ARLINGTON, VA. = 20x100-ft.
bSmt., modern, parking in rear.
suitable for stores or of1ces, air
cond.
GLEN M. VICKREY
200 Investment Bldg. ME. S-O240
Evening star., 1960-07-20
HOUSES FOR SALE. VA.
WESTCHESTER

Country living. city conveniences
FLA appraised. 8 bedrms., 2 baths
spacious living rm., separate din.
ing rm.. fully equipped kitchen,
on s4-acre lot: priced right with
excellent terms. KE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Pills

ff1AOG Z hOO
Buy this 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
with confidence: located in the de-
lightful Parklawn area-You will
be assured of neighborhood OF
well-kept homes and fine friends.
Rooms are large, firepl. in living
rm., plus sep. dining rm. and de
luxe equipped kitchen, Ia baths,
radiant heat for draught free
comfort; h-acre fenced lot with
space galore for children's play;
washer, drier, disposal. dishwasher
included:. entire house redeco-ated
spick-and-span throughout; priced
at S1S.950, with a large low
interest loan to assume.
MannaS Rlty., JE. 2-3110
VIENNA-This lovely 3-bedroom,
21a-bath brick split-level can be
bought on rent-option basis,
furnished or unfurn. Wall-to-wall
carpeting Closets galore. Abso-
lutely a quality built home.
TINKLE PROPERTIES, INC. REAL
TOR. 310l Col. Pike. ia. 5-1207
Evening star., 1960-07-20
Take Over
TALL TREES

Surround this brick split
level in nearby Falls Church.
Huge finished recreation
room, sarage, 3 bedrooms.
Price only S23,950!
Evening star., 1960-07-20

CARDBOARD DISGUsTED, are
you sick Of seeing cheaply built
q beautifully constructed, all-brick
rambler, in one of North Arling-
toms most popular sections. 22-ft.
liv. rm. with fireplace, big attrac-
tive kitchen, 3 nice bedrooms Il
richly paneled), pleasant screened
porch, level well-kept lawn: lust
S17.950. JB 4-22SS, PARKER,
SMITH & DONNEIL, REALTORS
Evening star., 1960-07-20

BEST BUY-GI-Take over a Sl4,-
4OO GI loan on q four-bedroom
close-in section of North Arling.
ton. Full basement, screened porch
separate dining room. fireplace in
living room. And easiest financing
on the market at a low 4IaeS
$4,000. HOLLEY REALTY, 51S3
Evening star., 1960-04-21
at this l0~' price!
1888
pay just $l2 monthly

outomotie wosh-rnse temps eIirnote euesswork
Does fomiysize b wosh yet tokes less floor space
" Drons owoy soil better more thorough rinsins
Check the features, then check the price, This washer
pores with those costing much 1t washes oil washable
fobrics becouse you choose from five different temperatures
even cold water wosh Forget about lint the full time
lint filter does owoy with that worry. The SurgotO ogtotor
gently washes full tub without any "Iozy" oreos
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Laos Premier Reports
u. S. Aid Suspended

into power, the United States
poured an average of $40 mil
lion in aid into Laos each year.
The Laotian armies have been
supported entirely by that aid.
Pressure Play" Charged
Gen. Palmer's original state
ment provoked charges that
the United States was engaged
in a pressure play" against
the new neutraliSt government
amid threats by some Laotian
officials to turn to the Commu-
mist bloc for help.
Laotians feel the United
States, favoring the right-wing
rebel regime of Gen. Phoumi
Nosavan, is turning its aid on
and of in an effort to force
Prince Souvanna to come to
terms with Gen. Phoumi.
1t is also believed here that
the United States feels COM
promise settlement between
Prince Souvanna and the pro-
Communist Pathet Lao rebels,
with whom peace talks are to
start tomorrow, would open the
door to Communist penetration
of this strategically located
Southeast Asian kingdom.
Observers point out that
Laos's three-cornered civil war
could we'll have held up mill
tsry supplies from the United
States, but they say that is no
reason to stop paying Laotian
armies.
Prince Souvanna's govern
ment is now the only legal gov
ernment in Laos and United
States Army paychecks would
not have reached Gen.
Phoumi's rebel forces, regarded
as pro- Western.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

"all of us are agreed that in
a free society these practices
cannot be tolerated no matter
how few may engage in them. :"
Mr.. Mitchell reported more
than 1,400 complaints alleging
violations of the law signed on
September IA year ago have
been investigated. AS a result.
he said, many instances Of
improper conduct have been
discontinued" He added evil
dence has been prepared for
court action in cases where
wlllful violations have been in
dicated.
In many cases. the Labor
Secretary said, workers have
'regained democratic rights to
manage the affairs of their
unions where these rights had
been lost or denied" He cited
Evening star., 1960-10-07

and women to safeguard
against the corruption and
abuses of power it was designed
to correct"
Mr.. Mitchell Informed the
President that 1t is obvious
from investigations made so
far under the act that corrup-
ton existed in only a frac-
tional minority" of la bor
unions.
Our findings lead to the
conclusion" he added. that
the vast majority of labor or
ganizationS consist of and are
led by honest Americans who,
like the rest of us, deplore the
corrupt minority"
1,4O0 Complaints PrObed
Mr.. Eisenhower, agreeing that
only a small minority was in
volved in corruption, said that
Evening star., 1960-10-07

union officials terminated as
soon as it was known they
would have to file public re-
ports"
In his letter to Mr.. Mitchell
commenting on the report. the
President said experience
under the law "atteSts to the
wisdom of those who worked
SO diligently for passage of an
adequate labor reform law, and
it particularly supports the
judgment of those in the House
of Representatives who voted
for the Landrum- Griffin bill to
replace the weak and ineffec-
tive bill approved earlier by the
Senate"
Evening star., 1960-10-07

one case where union members
insisted on a secret ballot as
a result of which all officers of
the union were ousted.
He said it also is evident that
the laws safeguards are effec-
tive in preventing misuse of
union funds. Members Of one
large local, which had been
under investigation. he reported,
voted to suspend the pay of a
business agent. impound all
union purchased automobiles
and GUST the trustee of its pen
sion and welfare fund.
He added tnat Investigations
show improper or questionable
financial practices of some
Evening star., 1960-10-07

VIENTIANE, Laos, Oct. Z
(AP).-Premier Prince Sou
wanna Phouma announced to-
day American military aid to
Laos has been suspended. A
United States announcement to
the same effect was made and
then denied as incorrect earlier
this week, causing a minor up
roar.
The American Embassy here
declined confirmation or denial
of the Princes announcement,
But an embassy spokesman in
dicated that little. if any,
United States aid has been de-
llvered to this civil war-torn
country in recent days.
Gen. Williston B. Palmer, di-
rector of American military aid,
announced in Saigon last Sat-
urday that aid was being sus-
pended. He said that until
there is stabilization. it is diff
cult to send anything anywhere
and know what is going to hap
pen to it."
Armies Not Paid
The American Embassy here
said on Monday that Gen.
Palmer's statement was a mis-
take and had been made with
out instructions"
The embassy said at the
time: In fact, United States
military aid to Laos has not
been suspended"
Prince Souvanna said today
American military aid was sus-
pended early this week. He
said the United States has moi
paid the Laotian armies since
August.
Before the August 9 cour
d'etat that put the Sou.
wanna neutralist government
Evening star., 1960-10-07
New Labor Act Curbs
Abuses, Mitchell Says

Secretary of Labor Mitchell reported to President Eisen
today that much progress has been made in curb
ing corruption and abuses in labor unions during
the first operation of the misunderstanding labor law
The President wrote Mitchell that he heartened
is being used "by Americas WORKING
Evening star., 1960-10-07
WHAT ARE LITTLE GIRLS. COATS MADE OF

More than nice warm fob
rics, for they're mode of ideos
from each ooe's dream world.
For small fry it's the feminine
flares Of foirytoIe fashions. From
then on it's the boy coot with
the casual oirs stolen from an
exciting erown-up world.
From
left to right:
Sub-teen boy coat, eoqo wool,
1923 cashmere; camel, navy,
red; sizes 8-l4. $500
For sizes TIA girls, boy coot Of
$3.50 wool, 1873 eomeI's hair;
camel color. 29.95
Very young 900o wool, 1923
cashmere coat with Ieeeines and
bonnet to match; sizes "a. $500
Wool coot with ronch-dyed
mink plate (oriein, U.SAD;
matching Ieeeines. Blue; sizes
3-6X. 1925
W5L-Sub-Te Girs and ChiIdren's
Coots Floor; also Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners and
Alexandria
Evening star., 1960-09-19
BY the Associated Press

The Council of State Cham
bers of Commerce says the cur
rent fiscal year probably will
produce a budget surplus Of no
more than $500 million instead
of the s4.2 billion President Eli
senhower predicted in January.
The council said the outlook
has been altered by the failure
of business to expand as much
as expected in 1860. plds con-
gressional moves to boost
spending.
Eugene F. Rinta, the coun-
ellis research director, yester-
day forecast revenues of $S2
billion in the 1861 fiscal year
which began July /. This would
be So billion under the January
estimate.
On the spending side, he said
Congress increased budgeted
outlays by SIT billion to $81.5
billion.
The council said Congress
made a net reduction of $146
million in fiscal 1861 fund re-
quests. However, it said Con-
gresS voted increases which
went into effect Immediately,
whereas many of the reductions
won't take effect until later
years.
THE net effect of these ap-
preparations actions on budget
ed 1861 expenditures will be an
increase, probably in the range
of 5000 million or more, rather