davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Sehoolby Wrestler
Dies of Neck Injury

FLINT, Mich, Dec. 3 lAP).
Stephen Csutoras. Is, Of nearby
Dawson. who suffered q disIo-
Gated neck while wrestling
Thursday, died in Hurley Hos
pital yesterday.
Doctors had restored the
boys heartbeat with heart
massage at Goodrich Hospital
where he was taken first. Ste
phen wa q member Of the
Dawson High School wrestling
team. WI,
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Wakefield Wins
Cage Opener

Jerry Francis scored IS
points last night as defending
champion Wakefield High
School opened its Group la
basketball schedule with q 60
81 romp over James Madison
at Wakefield.
The Warriors finished fourth
In virginia last year. advancing
to the semidnals Of the State
tournament. They won the
regular season Northern Dis
trict title but lost to WI in
the tournament final.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Mcbride Sharp
In McLeun Win

Elliott Mcbride, who aver
aged 15.5 points q game for
Mclean High School last year,
last night scored ~ as the
Highlanders opened their sea-
son with q 66-56 victory over
Osbourn in q Group la game
at the Manassas school.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Montgomery &c
Captures Opener

Rudy Rutelonis scored %
points as Montgomery Junior
College opened its basketball
season with . Visa victory
over Fort Belvoir Prep: last
night at the Silver Spring In
termediate School.
Montgomery broke open q
tight game In the last i've min
utes. All of MICS starters hit
for double figures.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Snead,Pacing
Florida Field
ByTwoS Strokes

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.
Dec. 3 (AP).-Sam Snead Is
crowdins 50. but nobody was
crowding him as the third
round Of the $l5.Ooe West Palm
Beach Open golf tournament
starts today. l1E
Slamming Sammy reached
the halfway point in the 72-
hole competition with Q two
stroke lead on the neld. and II
he keeps UP his steady pace even
Arnold Palmer. the current Mr..
Moneyhags who Is famed for
his blazing finishes. win have 9
tough time catching him.
The field still Is keeping q
wary eye on Palmer. who Is i've
strokes on the pace at ,l4S. but
the Ligonier, Pa, strong boy
isn't at all happy about his
game. He headed for the prac-
tice, tee after completing his
par 70 round yesterday.
Bayer Sears to rs
George Bayer. the massive
Slugger from GleneaRles. nj
who shot q Seven-under-par IS
for his FIRST round to take q
three-stroke lead, ballooned to
Q rs yesterday.
Bayer was In six traps and
other assorted trouble ON his
tour as the wind whipped his
long shots on line. Palmer could
have had q sub-par round ex-
cept for puts that looked into
the cup and backed away.
Only One Breaks Par
Only Is players, start the
third round today under par for
their two rounds. Twenty -live
bettered par the first round.
with nine breaking 70. The only
man to break 70 yesterday was
Johnny Harnum OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, whose 50. gave
him q total OF lao. good for q
tie for second place with Bayer.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
FIGHT RESULTS

AgAna. Guam Jet Baliy, l3O,
rhilippi2es" stopped Sammy Borje. las,
Sac Paulo. Brssil-sebastio Nasci-
mento, l33, Brazil, knocked out Lauro
Manila- ionn Ter--- tJe -',r'--
pines. eutpointe1 YukiO 4atsuma,
1201a. Japan, ~.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Garfield Downs
CuIpeper Coeers

Morty Lambert and Manfred
Brown each scored is points
last night as Garfield High
School opened its Battlefield
Group LIB Conference schedule
with q 47-31 verdict over Cul-
peper at the Woodbridge school.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
John Neory Leeds
Rout by Groveton

John; Neary. Q 5-foot-9 guard
with . deadeye for the basket.
popped In 23 points last night
as Groveton High School
opened its basketball season
with an s0-42 rout Of Herndon
at 0royeton.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
ONE-MAN GANGS DISAPPEAR
Bosket Is Back
As Teom-Effort Come

er, plays Indiana state. There
is also q triple- header at New
Yorkls Madison Square Garden.
with Utah State. looking IKE
the favorite in the Skyline Con-
ference. playing NYu in: the
windup' game. st. Johns meets
Army In the opener and Man-
haitian faces Temple in the
second game. =; ~
Six straight free throws by
Chris Appel In the last three
minutes broke Q 56-56 tie and
gave Southern California It's
victory over Loyola. Good work
from the foul line also marked
Colorado's triumph over Ari-
.zona and, Brigham Young's
over Washington. Arizona led,
56-49. midway Of the second
hall. but IL straight points on
free throws sewed things up
for the Bufialoes.
Free Throws Factor !,
Steve Eastis tipped In two
free throws after time had run
out In the overtime to give
Brigham Young its two-point
victory. Two free throws and
a field goal In the last 81 Sec
onds by Bill Heynen With Se-
attle behind by only l03.IOO
assured Los Angeles State its
triumph.
John Fridley, who also did
q fine job guarding Dischinger,
drove in for the clinching two
points in the final seconds as
Pitt surged from o 54-32 deficit
in the final 16 minutes. Dis
chinger got ~ points and 10
rebounds but couldn't cope with
Pitts all-aroundplay.
Florida led Wake Forest, AZ
40, ct halftime, but after Packer
put the .Deacons out In front,
$3.50, early In the second half,
they never were headed. Bob
Shiber. led Florida with 26
points and Lou Merchant added
q.
Tonight Clemson and host
Kent State will. play for the
title In the Midwestern Invita-.
tional Tourney. The Tigers beat
Syracuse, 1857, and Kent State
downed Massachusetts. 1888, in
last nights games. Larry Pat.
terson paced Clemson with %
and Hal Estis led Kent with Il.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
.Curdozo's Rally
Beots Jackson

Cordozo High School out
scired Luther Jackson. 1877,
in the third period and went on
to a $3.50 basketball victory
in the season opener for both
schools last night at Luther
jackson. Clarence Eggleston
led the winners with 10 points.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Open
With Firm Victory

Washington-Lee, which won
the Northern Virginia Group
la basketball tournament last
year, opened its season last
night with Q 36-27 victory over
Falls Church ct VIII
The Generals were in COM
mand al the way. led by Q Is
point performance by Wayne
Burroughs. who b better known
for his kicking on the Generals
State Champion football team.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

Results Yesterday
Cardozo, 63: Luther Jackson, so. ts
Groveton, 80; Herndon, AZ.
Mclean, 20; 0sbourn. So.
Priory, SO: Friends, 80, -.
Spfngnrn, 20; Hoffman. Boston, a..
stuart, "a: 0eorge Washington, As,
Makefeld. 80: James Madison, 81.
Weshington.Lee. 36; Fails Church, "a
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Seattle Upset

In other games. Oregon state
defeated New Mexico State,
6S-57: Colorado won over Ari-
zona, S2.72: Colorado State
beat idaho State. 71-63, while
Southern California dropped
Los Angeles Loyola, 74-6l, and
Brigham Young had to 60 to
overtime to beat Washington,
65-63. Los Angeles State up
set Seattle. l07-l00, and YAM
derbilt humbled Michigan,
56-43. @
Tonight, Utah tries to show
its defeat by Los Angeles 10y
ola was all q big mistake when
1t takes on Stanford while
Purdue goes against Penn
State. High-scorine st. Bona
venture meets Murray KyD.
Indiana. another Big Ten pow
Evening star., 1960-12-03
NBA STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

Rssuits YESTERDAY ,a-
q; Louis 1Ss; New York. l33 lover
Los Angeles 100; Boston. lit.
Games Teddy
et. Louis at Phiiadelphia, H
New York at Syracuse.
Game T0mOrfov
Detroit vs. Cincinnati at indianapolis
Evening star., 1960-12-03
b the Associated Pres.


One-man gangs Of the Oscar
Robertson type have been un-
able to dominate the game 80
far in the young basketball sea-
son.
Billy McGill couldn't do 1t
Thursday night when his Utah
team was upset by Loyola Of
Los Angeles and last night
Terry Dischinger. .Purdue's
high.scoring Junior. couldn't
either when Pitt downed the
Big Ten school, $3.50, in the
final eight seconds.
In contrast. Depauls Howie
Carl pitched In 70 points, tllen
got some help under the boards
from N. c. Thompson in the
8 cond half and Depaul easily
defeated Baldwin Wallace,
72.56.
Alley Hart and Billy Packer
Of Wake Forest scored 50 points
between them as the Deacons
case fast TO beat Florida, S.
70. despite the absence Of their
high scorer. Len Chappell. out
with injuries.
Oklahoma State used an IRON
man i've in beating UCLA.
64-5e. while Oklahoma City had
. 80 per cent shooting average
In downing o much taller
Southern Methodist team,
04.70.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Totals lO113l Totals I71a a.
Halftime score: 21-7, Gar Field.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Totals Is 81 90 Totals 20 10 SO
Halftims score: Luther Jackson. 24.sa.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Totals 81 IL ss
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Totals 81 1870 Totals 10 5 "a
Halftime. 2S-16 spinsarn.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Totals 20 Il so Totals 13 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Jailed for Traflic Death

lnousebreakings. the court was
informed.
Jailed for Traffic Death
Ralph w. Crone, 80. Of the
1000 block Of Fourteenth street
NV. was sentenced by Judge
Curran to serve a jail term Of
10 months for negligent
homicide In the traffic death
last April of Granville c. Small.
81, Of 1925 G street NV. Mr..
Small was crossing the street
at Eighteenth street. and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
when struck by an automobile
operated by Mr.. Crone.
Crone had been indicted on
q charge Of manslaughter but
pleaded guilty to the lesser
charge Of negligent homicide.
One man drew a jail SEN
tence and two others were
placed on probation on gam
bling charges In q case de-
scribed by police as a large
operation.
The man given the jail term
was Thomas M. Boucher, So,
of the $500 block of Barton
road, Radiant Valley, Md.
whom Judge Curran gave 4 to
IL months for promoting q
lottery.
Judge Curran gave a CO.
defendant, John A. Clements.
"a, Of the 900 block of L street
NV, q suspended sentence Of
one to three years and placed
him on probation for three
years on a charge Of promoting.
Woman Gets Probation
A third man, John r. Young,
IS. of the 2700 block Of Woodley
place NV, was given a sus-
pended sentence of one year by
Judge Curran and placed on
probation for two years for
possession Of numbers slips.
Miss Glenna w. Seabolt. %,
Of the 1900 block Of Wyoming
avenue NV, was given a sus-
pended sentence of one to three
years by Judge Curran and
placed on probation for three
years on a charge of embezzling
funds in excess of 500 from
the National Savings & Trust
Co. She was employed as a
teller at the time of the offense
last January. Restitution has
been made. the court was in
formed.
Judge Curran gave James H.
McGriff. 80, Of the 100 block of
Twelfth street NE, four to IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Bonn Cabinet OKs
Foreign Aid Rise

BONN. Germany. Nov. IS
(AP).-The West German cab
met yesterday formally ap-
proved an increased foreign aid
program informed sources es-
timated at 4 billion marks
(nearly 81 billion.
Government press chief Felix
Won Eckardt declined to give
out any figures. but he said
the cabinet had gone thor
oughly into the program Ia
preparation for talks next week
with United States Treasury
Secretary Robert B. Anderson
and Undersecretary of State
s. Douglas Dillon.
The United States has been
prodding Konrad Adenauer's
government to allot more aid
for underdeveloped countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

A. former convict was SEN
fenced yesterday in District
Court to serve a prison term Of
three to II years for house.
breaking.
The defendant, Clarence
Stevens, 40, of the 1900 block
Of Meigs street NE, had
pleaded guilty to breaking into
o cleaning establishment in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
Housebreoker Given
Term of 3 to II Years

the 1900 block Of Queen street
NE. last May.
Sentence was imposed by
Judge Edward M. Curran, who
sentenced aboMt 90 other per-
sons for q variety Of ofenses
A charge accusing Stevens
of stealing more than $2e
from the cleaning estahlish-
ment was dismissed. Stevens
previously had served time for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16
HiekenIooper to Tour
In Latin America
By the Associated Press

Senator Hickenlooper, Re-
publican Of Iowa, was to leave
today on a five-week tour Of
Latin America to study poll
tical and economic conditions
Senator Hickenlooper said he
would visit Guatemala, FL Sal.
vador, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Bo-
livia, Peru, Chile, Argentina,
Brazil. Trinidad and Vene-
zuela before returning Decem-
Der 81. He said his survey will
be made on behalf of the SEN
ate Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

months for promoting a num-
bers lottery. He also sentenced
William E. johnson, SO, of the
HOO block of Eighth street
NV. to pay q $3.50 fine for pos
session of numbers slips,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

Resale OConnell, II,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad O'COnnell Of Gill
bert, Minn., missing from
st. Mary's Hospital at
Superior, Wis, is being
sought throughout the
Midwest. Charged with
her kidnapping is the Rev.
Lawrence Dudink, AZ,
chaplain at the hospital.
The priest and the girl, .
patient at the hospital,
have been missing since
November sap Wire =
photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-16

housebreakings. the court was
Evening star., 1960-11-04
Tiny Tears dolls

COMPARE, 768
handsomely sifs boxed
Tiny Teors, the odoroble boby doll, weers an
embossed ronper, and her Ioyette consists Of Q
two-tone cotton dress and motchine pontes, o
bubble pipe, diaper, pins. bath sponge. bottle
and other boby necessities.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
q S. Masters Team Champion
Give Up Zieeing
When You Must Zuo

Scientists tell us that the
dinosaurs once owned the earth
but didn't have brains enough
to hold onto it. They couldn't
change their minds. and they
continued to zig when the time
had come to gag. Maybe that's
why no dinosaur ever became a
really good bridge player.
North dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AKQ10
3OJ
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%AK873
WEST EAST
As A7642
0AK73 0l09652
pJ10763 90
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SOUTH -
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North East South West
Ia Pass IA Pass
% Pass ~ All Pass
Onntninn Lad. Kinn nf hnn ~.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
ADVERTISEMENT
Itch of Eczema
No Joke

The itching torment, of eczema
is enough to make anyone
wretched and anxious for relief.
Sufferers from itch of eczema,
pimples, angry red blotches or
other irritating blemisheS, get
Peterson's Ointment, 55c all drug
gistS. One application must de-
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Also for itching feet, cracks be-
tween toes.
Evening star., 1960-01-20

Rules Of the game: !! Words must bt
of four or more letters. .. Words which
IS" such as bats" cats" are moi
used. 3. Only one form OF a word IL
used A. Proper names are not used.
Evening star., 1960-01-20

opening leaQ. King OF hearts.
West opened the king of
hearts and continued with the
ace of hearts. Then he switched
to the six of diamonds. South
won with the ace of diamonds
and saw that the hand was a
cinch if the diamonds broke in
any civilized fashion. He plan
ned to cash the king of dia-
monds. give up a diamond. and
ruff his last diamond in the
dummy. Then he could draw
trumps and take the top clubs
AS a routine safety measure
South decided not to cash the
king Of diamonds too quickly
Instead he led a trump to
dummy and returned a diamond
toward his hand. This was q
shrewd maneuver. East STEP
ped up with a trump, but he
didn't get the king of diamonds
South naturally played a low
diamond when he saw East's
trump. East returned a trump
and dummy won with the ten
Of spades.
AbandOns Plan
South had never been q dino
saur in his life, so he abandoned
his original plan. Dummy anc
East still had one trump each
II declarer led another dia.
mond East would ruff. If de.
clarer drew trumps dummy
would be unable to ruff the las
diamond.
Since the time had come II
gag, declarer tried to set ur
dummy instead Of his owr
hand. Leaving one trump out
he cashed dummy's top clubs
and ruffed a club. The sui
broke 3-3, and South returned
to dummy with trump to casf
one of the good clubs. Thi'
was all he needed for his game
contract.
There should be a moral in 6
scientific tale of this kind
keep your mind flexible. b
ready to adapt yourself t.
changing conditions or an un.
expected bad break.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one spade
and the next player passes. Yol
hold:
AKQ1o VQJ 0842'&AKS7:
What do you bid?
| Answer: Two clubs. At YOU
next turn you will make SURF
OF reaching game. An immedi'
ate jump to three spades Il
out since you have only three
trumps instead OF the required
four. Hence you bid a side sui
first and reserve your game
force for later.
Copyright, 1860, Gan. Features Corp.
Evening star., 1960-01-20
Answer TO DIsCOMFIT

Answer 10 DISCOMFIT
disc, idiot, idiom, scot. sift. smit, soft
stole, cist, cost. coli, omits, otto, misfit
mist, midst. moist, motif. most. modist
ast, foist, foci, timid.
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Evening star., 1960-01-20
FALSE teeth
Thot Loosen
Need Not Emborross

m Many Eearers OF false. teeth hay,
,,Snfrea ,Ssir q. rsal emb1rrassmsnt because
Sea slss pmM ,n, a,Sppsd: slipped OF VoS.
I'VE in fear Of this happsninr ~ va0 nU'
the slkslIns tnon.aeidi poWdsI Rm; a.
yrour plates. Holds false teeth more
abin bi|' 80 80 they feel more comfort.
odor breath" Get FAETEErt,D ,DA.,
drus counters everywhere, ~
Evening star., 1960-01-20
WORD GAME
Find 80 or more words in
BITRATOR

meaning. IAN umpire. referee.
Average is q words; time limit,
80 minutes.
Evening star., 1960-10-28

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Invasion Jitters Grow
In Rumor-Ridden Cubo

duced such things as a shortage
of vinegar, increased gunf1re at
night in Havana and long lines
of Eubans seeking visas at the
United States Embassy in the
hope Of finding refuge from the
anticipated bloodshed.
The run on vinegar developed
when a rumor circulated that
Ivinegar-Soaked masks conteract
the effects Of tear gas and pos
Sibly other chemicals.
More Explosions
The Communist newspaper
Hoy hammered a story that 13
ships were waiting in the Guate-
malan port Of Puerto Barrios tc
carry an'invasion force to Cuba
Bomb explosions have beer
on the increase. Two bombs ex-
ploded within two blocks of q
police station early yesterday
and there was an exchange Of
gunfire between police and the
bomberS.
A military tribunal in the
western province of Pinar de-
Pine sentenced' a member of 9
western anti Communist or
ganization" to nine years i'm.
prisonment for setting on noise
bombs. Another Cuban was sen.
fenced to four years, and Q
youth was. sent to work for q
farm cooperative.
Evening star., 1960-10-28
HAVANA Oct "a (AP)

HAVANA, Oct. % (AP). -
Anxiety gripped Cuba today as
D result Of rumors of invasion
and fears of civil war between
partisans and enemies of Prime
Minister Fidel Castro.
Castro leaders, almost daily
predicting aggression from the
United States, are reported to
have alerted the entire regular
armed force and called up mill
larry reserves.
The militia, the organization
of armed workers which is
seen drilling daily, has been
ordered to mobilize early Sun
day at designated concentration
points "in the face of dangers
that threaten our revolution" /"
Many Seek Visas
Mai. Raul Castro, the Prime
Minister'S brother and Minister
of the Armed Forces, is reported
to have taken his family and
set up a headquarters in San
tiago, capital of Oriente Prov
lnce. Some reports say he made
the shift to direct personally
the repulSe of expected landings
in Eastern Cuba, where Fidel
Castro's first little band oil
revolutionaries got ashore in
1856.
The invasion jitters has pro-
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Former Operator
Of Coffee House
Given Probation

The 24-year-old former oper-
ator of a coffee house here yes
terday was placed on probation
for four years in q narcotics
case.
John F. Stevens of the 600
block of A street NE. was ar
rested last April at a beatnick
coffee house in the 2100 block
of Pennsylvania avenue NV.
District Court Judge Henry
A. Schweinhaut told Stevens he
had had too much sympathy"
during his life and not enough
effort had been made Ito make
you stand on your own feet"
You're a man, but you acted
like an adolescent," the Judge
added.
However, the jurist said he
believes Stevens is salvage
able" and placed him on pro-
baton rather than giving him
a sentence of from 16 months to
four years for possession OF
narcotics.
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Home Repair
Bonding Plan
Draws Fire

Nearly 200 home-improve-
ment contractors. their sales
men and businessmen in re-
lated industries were told last
night that proposed regulations
governing the contractors
would put a hardship on the
whole industry"
John H. Haas, executive Sec
retary of the Metropolitan AS
sociation of General Improve
ment Contractors, made the
remark at a meeting in the
National Housing Center audi
torium, where he discussed q
nearly completed draft Of regu-
lations to govern the licensing
and bonding Of contractors and
their salesmen.
The regulations were drafted
by the Corporation Counsels
Office after President Eisen-
hover last month signed into
law a bill requiring licensing
and bonding in the home i'm
provement field. A hearing ha:
not been set on the regula.
tionS.
Touching of the legislation
was a series in The Star ex.
posing unethical practices useC
to victimize homeowners.
Robert F. Kneipp. Assistant
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Stors to Stump
For Kennedy

NEW YORK, Oct. % (AP).-
A 10-State campaign swing by
political. sports and entertain
ment personalities in behalf of
Senator Kennedy, the Demo-
cratic presidential nominee, was
announced today.
Participants will include Hank
Aaron and Bill Bruton, baseball
stars, Mrs. Willie Mays, Henry
Armstrong, Gail Jones and Mrs.
Chester Bowles.
Others are expected to Join
the party en- route. Their mis-
sion is to assist local campaign
committees until the general
ELECTION November 8.
The groups first stop will be
Louisville, KY, where q rally
is planned tonight.
Other States on the itinerary
are Tennessee, Ohio, New
Jersey, Maryland, Delaware
New York. Michigan, Missouri
and California.
Evening star., 1960-10-28
Democrats Slate
CuruVun to RuIIy

Democrats Of Virginia's 10th
district will start their caravan
to Richmond at II am. tomor-
row.
Cars will leave from the Alex
andria Democratic headquar-
ters at 429 King street and from
the Kennedy : johnson Kaul
headquarters at $50 Arlington
boulevard, Falls Church.
Democrats throughout the
State plan to stage q rally on
the Capitol grounds at 1890
(EST) tomorrow in support oi
the presidential ticket.
Evening star., 1960-10-28
White Chumois Seen
In ItuIiun Alps

TRENTo, Italy. Oct. "a
(AP) A white chamois has
been sighted roaming the
Italian Alps-the first of the
rare mountain antelopes re-
ported in the region for more
than 100 years.
Hunters said the animal was
believed to be a male and the
leader of a herd Of about 20
Of the dark brown antelope
whose hides produce prized
soft leather. The last white
chamois reported in the area
was shot in 1856. It's hide is
preserved in the TrentC
Museum Of Natural History.
Evening star., 1960-10-28

Corporation Counsel, told rep
resentatives attending last
nights meeting that all home
improvement contractors and
speciality dealers in Washing
ton will be required to obtain
licenses and bonds for them
selves and their sales person.
mel before the end Of the year.
The regulations are scheduled
to go into effect January /.