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other officials on administra.
ton plans.
Earlier, Secretary Of State
Herter told his news conference
that the administration hac
not completed its sugar plan
las you know" Mr.. Hertel
said, the President has said
we are not going to take coun-
ter-measures."
Mr.. Cooley said Mr.. Eisen-
hower's recent Latin American
trip apparently has made nc
change in earlier administra-
ton plans to seek a four-year
extension of the Sugar Act, a
slight juggling of sugar quotas
which Mr.. Cooley termed I'M
favorable to Cuba, and execu-
tive branch power to cut for
eign quotas further.
That's their proposal" Mr..
Cooley said. But I don't think
they should even submit the
proposal. The President
said he didn't want any re-
prisals. He shouldn't ask for
the weapons of reprisal."
Mr., Cooley said he favors a
one-year extension of the law as
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fails to fill its quota as it has
in the past.
Mr.. Cooley said this change
would give an uncertain" 200,-
600 tons to Cuba in place of
a sure 100000. Administration
officials said Puerto Rico was
certain to fall short, and East
ern United States reflneries
wanted a more certain source
of supply.
Mr.. Herter complained today
that as soon as United States
Cuban relations take a turn
for the better, Mr.. Castro and
his aides seem to go out of
their way to make them more
diffcult."
He said the United States
has given mo consideration to
breaking of diplomatic rela-
tons with Cuba"
Despite his general tone of
restraint, MI. Herter vas
clearly unhappy over the
latest attacks by Mr.. Castro
against the United States. The
Secretary rejected a Cuban
protest that he had used in
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morning 4 miles deep In the
Island Creek Coal Co. No. %
mine at nearby Holden.
They haven't been heard
from since their telephone
suddenly went dead at noon
Tuesday - apparently burned
through by the fire. Oficials
figure the slate fall broke a
trolley wire which started the
fire.
The fire is the big obstacle
to rescuing the miners-if
they're still alive.
There isn't much flame to
the fire now but there is plenty
OF thick smoke and deadly
carbon monoxide.
I'm order not to endanger
the lives Of other men," Gram
ford L. Wilson, State mines di-
rector, said last night, I'VE
must extinguish this fire before
proceeding further.
I'VE are concerned about the
tate OF the men, but we still
have hope. There is ample time
to reach them if they are bar
ricaded properly"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-10
RescueCrews
Approaching
18 in Mine

LOGAN. w. Va, Mar. 10 (AP)
-Oficials directing rescue op-
erations for 10 men trapped in
a fiery coal mine said to-
day they expected to reach the
entombed miners within several
hours.
Mine officials said the stub
born fire which has held the
men trapped since Tuesday
is practically under control and
they expect rescuers to move
on "as rapidly as possible"
r e scue workers slogged
through water, mud and debris
in their efforts to reach the
men.
The miners were cut of by
a fire and roof fall Tuesday
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sulting language in dressing
down a Cuban envoy here
Monday.
Mr.. Herter said his words
were carefully chosen not
insulting at all" when he COM
planned tosCubon Charge DAT
flares Enrique Patterson about
what Mr., Herter termed Mr.
Castro's baseless charge that
the United States was respon-
sible for last Fridays Havana
munitions ship explosion that
cost more than so lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-10
Lisbon Professor Here

DR.. Luis F. Lindley Cintra OF
the University of Lisbon has
Joined the faculty of Catholic
University this semester under
the North Atlantic Treaty Or.
ganization program OF visiting
professorshipS. He is teaching
graduate courses in Spanish
and Portuguese.
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cially hot issue this year be-
cause of Mr.. Castro's attacks
on the United States and
seizure of American-owned
property in Cuba.
Mr.. Cooley spoke to a news
man after comforting late yes
terday with Undersecretary of
Agriculture True D. Morse and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-10
Cooley Hits Sugar Plan
As Anti Cubon Weapon
BY the Associated Press

Chairman Cooley of the House Agriculture Committee
said today the administration apparently plans to ask
new sugar law which he said could weapon reprisa
against CubaS Premier Fidel Castro
Administration sources confirmed that some changes
which Mr. Cooley opposes included bill they intend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-10

to submit next week.
But they denied the admin
istration measure is designed
as a club against Cuba, which
reaps a $3.50 million yearly
bonus under present law. They
said their bill is merited for
agricultural reasons, and would
not hurt Cuba.
Sugar legislation is an espe-
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Shawl Collar . Boot Neck .
Cout Sweaters . Pull Over . Lono
Sleeve Coot Styles . l00o6 All
Wool . ShetIonds . Lambs Wool
ond Orion . Interloek Orion . All
Colors . All Sizes.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

WEDDING GOWN, beautiful. $50:
lace and net, floor length. size
1912. Sac, So5. HE. 4-7S96.
WELDERs, Lincoln, all types; new,
used: sales, rentals, repairs. BEL
WELDING SUPPLY CO, INC.
1921 47th ave. ne, SP. $4,000.
WESTINGHOUSE refrigerator. Ex-
cellent cond. S65. HA. 2-9065.
WINDOWS, =" GLASS. alum frame
54x60". 60xB4": good cOnd. :
cheap. ov. 3-1l14, on 4-7sS9.
WINDOW FAN. ls-in. blade, with
timer: will fit any size window
over % in. wide: SIS. KI. 9-6775.
WRECKING A HOUSE = Complete
oil hot-Water hea ting plant. includ-
ing radiators, oil burner and tank.
ST5. RE. 5-3O1T
Evening star., 1960-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

.BULLDOZERS. leaders, generators,
machines. etc. JU. 5-50A0.
RENTAL TOOLS EQUIPMENT CO.
CAMPING TENTS for RENT. Rea-
sonable weekly rates CUSTOM
SHADE & AWNING, 500 N. West
St, Alex. Va, ia. 5-S600.
.FRONT-END LOADER, John Deere,
on cleats: S55 a day, $3.50 per
week RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP
MENT CO., JU. 5000.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

LAWN MOWERS. Toro. Lawn Boy:
new, used; except values: trade-ins
accented Open Sur. 1913. ADEL-
Phi HARDWARE, INC, "5OS Univ.
blvd. f., Hyatts, Md. HA. 2-40d0.
LEAVING TOWN, must sell furni-
ture 7nd clothes; best offer. DE.
2-309".
Evening star., 1960-05-15

PIANO, steinway T. Ebony Grand:
good cond IDEAL for church or
school; make offer LU. 3-354l
PIANOS-Rent at JORDANS low
rates. New and used spinets. con-
soles, gTands and uprightS from
Z 81 monthly up with option TO buy.
I Hauling extra. JORDAN'S. -FOUR
STORES: corner 18th and @ SITS.
NV. Phone ST. 3-94O0): 5l69
Lee Highway, Arlington CPhOne
KE S-5O60): 9332 Georgia ave.
Silver Spring 'Phons ~. 5-II05l;
Va. (Phone Essex 3-7472l' Full
selection at all stores. Silver
Spring and Arlington stores open
evenings.
PIANOS-Used uprights. SIPS up:
also used spinets, apt, uprights
and grands, as low as S2S5: many
fine makes: terms Estab 1901
SCHAEFFER'S PIANO SHOP. Tla
Sligo ave, Silver Spring. Nd
Open Mon, Thurs. and Fri. til =:
other days I'll d. For sun. appt.
pho-e JU 9-303a.
PIANO-Minnipiano bv Hardman.
Full keyboard. mahog finish. fln-
est cond, Reas. IA. 2-35l2
PIANOS-JoRDAN'S branch stores
AhNN NpHDltLt kfAttNlOu Ol
pianos and organs including val
ues in slightly used instruments.
Plenty of parking space in front
n eech store, g332 Georgia ave d,
Silver Spring; 5lfQ Lee Highway,
Arlln gton; l04 William st, Fred
ericksburg. Silver Spring ana
Arlington stores open evenings.
PIANOS TORDANS have a good
selection Of used spinets and con-
soles at bargain prices. Choice OF
such makes as Mason & Hamlin.
Estey, Chickerine. Story e. Clark,
Lester Betsy Ross, Baldwin Acre
sonic, Kimball. Gulbransen, War
liter, Steinway, Wiater and
others. Buy on Easy terms. JOR-
DAMS, corner 18Th aud G sts.,
NV. Phone ST. $4,000
PIANO. AcTosonic, by Baldwin,
spinet, mahogany: $3.50 or best
offer. Call 10. $500.
PIANO RENTAL PLAN. new mod
ern-style pianos AS low as S5
per month Rentals and hauling
eharges may be applied to pur-
CO, l10S G st NV. DI 5-S464
PIANO. spinet model Cable Nelson,
like new, $500. Call JU. 9-SS57.
PIANO-Bechstein Grand. modern
ebony. finish, > # g in, magnif-
cent tone. ia. 5-O726 week end
PIANO. Gulbransen spinet, mahog
tnlsh; full keyboard: very Ieas
No dealers. LU. l-0292.
PIANO
Evening star., 1960-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
ffOATIAIuEnl
Washington, b. c.
Moy IS, 1860

HI Fl. Custom made cabinet, con-
tanning Bell amp. and preamp
Garrard spd. changer with
Fairchild 225a Diamond cartridge
and Jensen IL" Coxial spkr. SIPS
or best offer OIL. o-lnoR
Evening star., 1960-05-15
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

TO WHOM II may concern. White
and black Pekingese to be dispose d
Of; MRS. r. g. POWELL, LA
TOY COLLIE PUPPIES, tri-coIor;
Axe reg; l m, l T.: ideal pets.
Call EX. 4-6IIS.
TOY MANCHESTERS-Plenty pups,
S35. pocket size. $50: Axe with
perm. shots. Dial 30l-ST. 2-5322
TOY FOX TERRIERS. Q wks., for
merly Maplewood Kennel; . grown
terriers free. DU. 5-524O.
WANTED: Nice home-Would like 10
give out part cocker female puppy
10 a loving home. KI. S-4la4.
WEIMARANER. female. 2I7 yrs
Axe. excel breeding qual good
with children. VIII. 2-5351.
WELSH TERRIER PUPPIES, 3 mo
old. male and female: shots. Axe.
black and brown HO. 2-2O55.
WELSH CORGIS = Two. 4 mos
female, Axe, Perm. shot, wormed
paper trained. so. 5-2S91.
WILL GIVE 2-yr. sm. male mixed
breed, brkn., all shots. friendly, tc
rural dog lover. VIII. 6-7395.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
GARDENERS
MEYER Z-52
ZOYSIA
GRASS PLUGS

Plant now for maximum growth
1000 plugs $3.50 delivered.
1000 plugs $4,000 delivered
1000 plugs S4g5O planted
1000 plugs $4,000 planted
We have planted over a million
plugs for our satisfied customers.
Call in your order. or for an
Evening star., 1960-05-15
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ARABIAN. thoro, Palamino geld.
Gentle, willing. well trained, Is .
nd. Beautiful. JE. 4-2l56
ARABIAN STOCK; 6-yr. -old gldg..
1f1 hands, show and ribbon
winner. good Conformation, excel.
hunter: $3.50 so. 5-906S.
ANGUS HEIFERS for sale. 10
mos, extended pedigrees and
family names. WALLACE YOUNG,
Market 1856.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK SHETLAND
mare; bred. Child's pet. RA. g.
5966.
BEST DEAL on tandem wheels.
Horse trailers. S995. GLASCOCK
Trailers, Fairfax, Va. OR. 3-2033.
BOX STALLS for rent; ; Minis.
from Seven Corners, va. Large
schooling ring. Also van service: 3
top show horses for sale, always
In the ribbons. Call after pm,
ED MILLER. COCK-A-TOE STA
BLEs, ia. 5-S541.
FOR SALE:
Registered American Saddle Mare.
2 years old; gentle but spirited.
boy or girl or anyone that can
ride S40O. 90. Phone or write RAY
MOND E. CARR, Harrisonburg. Va.
GOATS for sale-3-yr. -old doe.
freShened July II, $50; 1-yr .-old
doe, Sl5; white 2-week-old kids.
S. each. CIR 3-2376
GOATS Several very good milking
does. Reg pure bred and grade.
Very ress. WA. 4-9349.
HEREFORD BULL, I2-mo. -old reg.
beauty. Call Mr.. r. BLACK,
Gaithersburg, Nd. 6-32S5.
HEREFORDS - pure bred. cows,
heiferS. steers FE. 7-9l68 or
Diamond a-2761.
HEREFORD BULLS-registered and
sccred. herd. EDNA P. JACOBSON,
Bethesda, Nd, EN-. 6-03l5.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
DAHLIAS

Dahlia Society offers locally grown
roots, of prize varieties at reas-
enable prices today, - to } pm.
MRS. c. L. ARMENTROUT, 34I6
I'D st. ne.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

OFFSET PRESS, print l4x2O. ex-
cellent buy, inquire Ma. S-5696
ORGAN, Wurlitzer Spinet. .elec. Cost
Sl,47j; sac, $3.50. Phone Ju'
p-AQ1o
Evening star., 1960-05-15
Refrigerators
$19 Up
VARIOUS MAKES
GUAR. DELIVERY INCLUDED
RIOCK'S

OOAR. DEllNEh1 INCLODED
BLOCKS
1746 Lee Hwy. IA. $500
1927 Bladensburg Rd. WA. 7-55OI
REFGR.-9 cubic #. servel gas. in
excellent condition, guaranteed,
$50. UN. 4-3746.
REFGR.. Admiral, 10 Gu. IT., auto.
defrost. freezer chest: Ss5: can
del. LU. 2-5Sls l5'
REFGR. late model with cross top
! freezer: apt. size: Sf5; delivery
arrang. NO. 7-75l4.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT = 3
| years old. for sale. These are SOM
y items. 10 booths, q tables, 5-ton
air conditioner, pizza oven and
recipes, cash or will trade fer
4 private home, or real estate. Call
SO. $3.50 after 3 pm. Owner
RESTAURANT BOOTH, "a by AS:
/ 3 chairs, leather covered; round
table salmon and light green;
ROPE, NYLON. 4Ac It.: other rope.
| izc #. J. H. GICHNER, 25I3
NJ ST NV, FE. 3-6345.
RUG
l9Xi2, new, beige, rubber back; S35
! Call HO. 2-l54S.
RUG, light green nylon, 9xl5. SIS.
Blond mahog. liquor cabinet, Sl5,
Gossip bench, $40. Good cond.,
/ HU. 3-5393.
RUG, deep luxurious plush pile
Ivory and cocoa. Acrilan. lIXl5;
sacrl.: see to apprec. UN. 4-376S.
RUGS t2) 9xl2 and SxIO; gray
hber; reversible: matching: excel.
eond.; SIS and So. MA. 2-0S24
RUGS, brand-new: broadloom and
Oriental designs, axI2, Sl7: IOx
70, S27. ORIENTAL RUG MART.
l206 @ 81. NV.
RUGS, summer, imported reyeTS-
| ible MaZurk, 9xl5, gxlo, AKA.
4x2; excel. cond. $50. JU. S-294O.
RUGS imported Moroccan, SKI,
aged. ia. 9-2l95.
RUGS, all sizes; fans. drapes and
:ornlce: various other items. Rea-
sonable. Call JU. S-2266.
RUG, Karastan, IO'6OxlS': excel
lent condition: reasonable. Phone
| WO. 6-0Sl6.
RUGS-Orientals. Also gate-leg
table, ANTIQUE love seat and misc
furniture Inspect at l0lI Fowler
st. Falls Church, Va.
RUG, longer than 9xl2: green
Olson. Call FE 7-5600, Ext. 4IO,
or leave MESSAGE.
RUG, genuine Turkish, by Sparta,
ike new, light brown, gold. 7xlO.
Imported from Turkey by OWNER
Phone VIII, 2-4956
RUGS, excel. cond.. genuine Karas-
tan, lOl7x2O, 9xl2, 4i2x6, and
runners 21"xl2'. 27"x23'. UN
RUGS-Summer, 9xl9, SKI, two
3X5; excellent condition. reason
able. FE. 1897.
SAW. POWER. g-in. DeWalt, Model
a25, brand new. Call VIII, 6-7O65
Sundays or after Z pm.
SAWS-l0-in. Craftsman bench
saw and Craftsman band saw,
transoceanic radio. RE. 6-736g.
SAW, s in. and iointer, 4 in, extra
p!adeS and belts. OeSS motor
$50 for both. OIL. 1850.
Screen NEEDS, alum. wire, rails,
mouldings; make and save. 1870
/ Wilson Blvd. tnr. Key Bridgei
ia. ALBA, RUCKER LUMBER
SCREEN DOORS C2). S4x36, SOx
/ 81 "a, brass knobs; springs; hospi-
tai bed: perfect condition. JU. s.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
POULTRY AND EGGS
BABY CHICKS. POULTS
EEEn AMI nOTTV rTsDU

BABY CHICKS. POULTS
FEED AND POULTRY
SUPPL les ME- s-OOsa
PEAF0WL-1 pair, IA yrs. $50:
WANTED: > grey and black fam
tail pigeons, females. HI. 9-5137.
WHITE Peafowl. wild turkeys and
golden, silver, white, manchurian
pheasants. On sale this weekend
HOF CAME BIRD FARM. Oakton.
Va, DU 5-S619. Special this week
end, SIS 10. Rock Cornish, fresh
ly dressed
Evening star., 1960-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
ABBOTT a. LANDON
FURNITURE BOUGHT
CALL EN-. 2-6677
ANTIQUES

AIR IR-CONDITIONERs, freezers and
refrigerators. Will buy all sizes,
any quantity or condition. POpu-
Evening star., 1960-05-15

ORGAN-AsSume pymt. of $40 per
me-. on LoWrey Spinet organ only
> mos. old KIT1 s tWaSh's. larg-
est Music Store), 1880 G ST.. NV.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

PIANOS-We have real values in
used spinetS and consoles-Starr
sp.net, Sn95: Starr spinet. $3.50:
Cameo Spinet, S315: Winter spinet,
$50. huntington console, $3.50;
Gable splnet. S465; Story d CLARK
sp'net $3.50; Story & Clark con-
sole Sfg5; Sohmer LXV spinet,
S49j. Also bargains in used uD-
rights from sos up. Used grands,
Sl45 up. See US and save. ST
3-63O0. PIANO MART, 1915 9TH
ST n "
Evening star., 1960-05-15

COLLIE SHEPHERD. 4 years old,
gentle, 3yr. rabie shots. Will give
away to person with farm or large
tract Of ground. A good home for
this dog is must. Call CIR
3-4037.
DACHsHUNDS, Axe. Z wks., shots
red, black and tan: $50. DUnkirk
Evening star., 1960-05-15

SURF ROD and reel, harnell rod T.
It. tip, ? handles, l 80" and / 90"
with locking ferrule. Penn reel
1850 level line. 200 yds. with So
ID. test line, price S35 complete.
II. 6-S73S.
SWIMMING POOL. big plastic, lex
q, compL WfcoveT, ladder, pool
vacuum cleaner; SIS. CR. 3-521s.
TABLES. Chinese teakWood; marble
top table; lenoX china, carbide
pattern, cut glass. LU. l-3S65.
TAPE RECORDER, Wilcox Gay; 3
months old; $50 EV. 4-6324.
rAPE RECORDER, Bell 3-speed,
very little used. A bargain at SIS.
TEIEVISIONs = l4@ RcA TN:
. II" Motorola TN; Il" Zenith
TN; i rsdio-phono console. Clos
overseas. Ii. 3-252s,
TENTs-Umbrella. cottage, wall,
oD 9oor DHf dispIay az Pes tents afsfs5 dvsai int
prices FALLS CHURCH SURPLUS
CO., JE. 2-2922.
THERMOPANE = Double pane in
sulating glass. Less than half
price. 81 90 50. IT, JU. S-3526.
TIME CLOCK, SIMPLEX Industrial
or commercial payroll clock: wall
type with card rack. S175: will
install and guarantee. LEE, OIL.
4-SO43.
TIRES white-waIl, 76Oxl5. In
excel. cond. ia. 1906.
TOOLS, complete 2-pc. floor tool
chest and set Of mechanic auto
or airplane tools, orig. cost over
5000, all for 500. JE. 3-3695.
TRAIN, Lionel, extensive layout;
operating Will sell at fraction OF
original cost, Call KE 6-7272.
TRANSISToR RADIO SPECIAL
List price S32; sale price, SI5g5
Nationally advertised transistors.
Sat and sun. only. Open Sun. /
Evening star., 1960-05-15

MANY beautiful mounted trophies
and deer. feet lamps. tables, etc.
sacrifice co. 3-g32g
Evening star., 1960-05-15

MATTRESSES. box springs co.,
Simmons Beautyrest, smooth TOP,
slightly used IN 9-5TQT
Evening star., 1960-05-15
LIGHT PLANTS

500 watts. 40 volts, 1880: 1000
watt surplus. J. =. GrCTNER
25l3 NJ st. NV. FE 3-6%4j.
LIV. RM. SUITE. 3-piece Kroehler,
$40 Formica table. 4 chairs. S35;
studio couch, $50; good condition
LU. l-1G0g.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
SAVE SAVE

SAVE SAVE
On feeding cost: .Morco dog meal,
meat dog food: leading net foods
and SUPPLIES: low kennel prices:
free delivery. P. T. MORAN CO.,
1853 NJ st. NV, FE. 3-6565.
SCOTTIES, choice puppies. Axe
C. S. MacKINNON. 1909 N Roose-
welt St, Arlington jE 2-3432
SETTER PUPPIES (2D, by Cham
little setter bitch communiaut
Sky Rocket Lady. 4 pointer pups
by Champion Q Delivery Doone,
out OF Horse Shoe Bend Butter
fly. JE. 2-2440. Week days only.
SHELTIE pups (toy coilie) Axe,
reg. beautiful litteTs to choose
from. UNIVERSITY 7-2O56
SIAsiESE AT STUD = Kittens
ED-MAR KENNEL. aEfndon 4f4.
SIANESE KITTENS-Little aristo-
Gratis; trained as gentle pets. CFA
reg Phone JE. 2-5059.
sIAMEsE KITTENS, s weeks; $40
and S15. Call AP. 7-94l3.
SIAMESE KITTENS (2l, sealpoint,
excel. nedigree, s wks. old; SIS
and $50. IA. 7-2l7S.
SIAMESE KITTENS - Bluepoint,
especisllv pred for children. Call
IA. S-22l3
SRINGER SPANIEL PUPS = Axe,
brown and white, black and white,
good hunters and pets. CL. 6-00S5
SQUIRREL MONKEY CAGE and
accessories. RE. 6-6441.
3 DOGS would like to have good
homes. KE. 1850, between 10
am. and noon Sunday.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

MANGLE, good working condition.
$50, electric edger, ike new, SIS.
yUTa e-AREp
Evening star., 1960-05-15
ALTURAS HOTEL

AIR CONDITIONED
"a hour elevator and switchboard:
dining room: transient, 50 so dav
up. Permanent, Sl0.50 week up.
HU. 3-6ll6. 1909 18TH 81. NV
Evening star., 1960-05-15

MATTRESSES = Englander mat
tress and box spring firm. The
worlds most luxurious sleep set.
Choice OF ruboer or innerspring
construction. Cost Sl59 set, Will
coII SITQ cot Nv a gREg
Evening star., 1960-05-15
OFFICE FURNITURE

We've got everything you
want. At prices you
want to pay. Desks, file
cabinets, chairs, tables, etc,
save up to 15's on used
items. Up TO SOC, on
rehnished items. Up 10
3,iizor on new items.
Nobody beats FIR A N K s
pTlCe". NOBODY beatS
FRANKS quality. Every
thing we sell is on a 3O-day,
mOney-back guarantee. Do
yourself a favor Shop
ANK s WAREHOUSE
first
Evening star., 1960-05-15
EMCO HI-FI

500 1Ith St. NV. Me. S-43Sl
1913 Fiddler Lane across Rear
Sears in Sill. Spa JU. 5-lSOO
1886 Wis. Ave, Beth. OIL. 2-6gOO
Evening star., 1960-05-15

DACHSHUND SANCTION MATCH
Met. Wash. Daehshund Club
Sunday. May l5
Annandale Recreation Center
Annandale, Va.
Entries taken IL 1:30-I pm, judging
at . pm.
For additional information. call 10.
9-2126. VIII. 6-l953 or XII.
9-lSll.
Evening star., 1960-05-15
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
icoNTINUEpl

DASCHUND MINIATURE PUPS -
Axe, pefm. shots; breeding stock,
> ID. stud service. JE. 4-6S37.
Evening star., 1960-05-15

MAGNAVOX radio-phono and TV.
elose-out at less than factory
cost; for q few Out-of-line models.
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Evening star., 1960-05-15

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Evening star., 1960-05-15
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Arizona sun., 1960-12-01

McKinnon, who has been in the
publishing business for Is years
is scheduled to assume publication
of the Arizona Daily Journal, a
daily newspaper soon to make its
appearance in Phoenix.
In addressing the Arizona Demo-
cratS, McKinnon stressed the de-
mand for another daily newspaper
in Arizona, both as an advertising
media for business and as a pre-
sentation media for the 20 t h r
side" of news events. He outlined
the progress of the proposed daily
to its present point of organization,
and commended the public re-
sponSe the paper has received He
also outlined plans for the con-
tinued progress and prospects for
the Arizona Daily Journal.
The site for the new daily is at
the corner of 18th st. and E.
Washington, upon which a building
will be constructed in the near
future.
McKinnon was Honorary Chair.
man for the Kennedy-Johnso
Campaign in San Diego County
Calf, and was a former Demo
cratic Congressman from Calf
iornia.
Arizona sun., 1960-12-01
Les Fen1nes OAR
.0ffer Exhibit

Les FemmeS Dart, 11-year-Old
art club of Phoenix last Sunday
sponsored an impressive art exhib-
it, giving the public an opportuni-
ty to view their creations of the
entire year.
Held at the beautiful and spac-
ious home of Mr. and Mrs. d. w.
Williams, 54O1 South 21st w ay.
Phoenix, the affair attracted a p
proximately 300 guests. Interested
persons passed through the home
from p. m. to Z p m. Guests en-
joyed refreshments served by the
ladies in the attractive dining
room.
This is the second exhibit of this
type offered by the 20 member
club which has maintained high
level of public affairs through the
years. The members are dedicated
Ito the study and personal applica.
tion of the fine arts including pain
ting, ceramics, sewing, ct al.
Among the many and almost
priceless articles seen at the ex-
hibit were ceramics, oil paint
ings, leather hand tooling, stuffed
a n m Is, fancy embroideries
sculpturing, mosaics, needle point,
fancy crocheting and sewing, wood
work and colored pebble work.
According to Mrs Robert Reed
er, club president, they "plan t o
have other exhibits, since this was
enjoyed so much by the public.
Our only aim is to make the COM
aware of the beauty and
satisfaction of art in all its forms. )"
The roster includes substantial
women of the community: Mrs.
Robert Reeder, president, M S.
Circe Mcclellan, vice president,
Mrs. William Bennett, secretary,
Mrs. Lawrence Fields, treasurer,
Mrs. Aubrey Aldridge, Mrs. Viii
liam Corbin, Mrs. Hayzel Daniels,
Mrs. Robert Harper, Mrs. Frank
Huff, Mrs. Alcee Hart, Mrs. j. S.
Jones, Mrs. William LittletOn, Mrs.
H. L. Roberts, Mrs. William Smith,
Mrs. Gerald Swain, Mrs Alton
Thomas, Mrs. Leonard Wilburn,
Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. D. w.
Williams and Mrs. Lowell Worm
ley.