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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-25

erasing a l09.37s record set By
Johnny Thompson of Boyer
town, Pa. in 1855.
Bramson, however, could
manage no better than second
place in the first of two 5O-lap
feature races. He came in fifth
in the second race.
A. j. Foyt of Houston, Tex.
kept his Offenhauser ahead of
the field of II other cars for
the entire first race to win. The
second race was won by Jim
Hurtubise of Lennox, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-25
World Auto Record
Set at Lonqhorne

LANGHORNE. Pa, April Is
(AP).-Don Bramson OF Ur-
bana, H., piloted his racer to
a world record for sprint cars
yesterday over the mile dirt
track at the Langhorne Speed
way.
He averaged 110.223 m.p.h.
for the qualifying mile run,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-25

HOLLYWOOD CNANA). -
Glenn Ford is signing a new
seven year contract with
MGM. And that's news in these
days of stars who prefer to go
into independent production.
And studios which cut down
overhead by eliminating the
big-star earners when con-
tracts are due for renewal. Il
can't speak highly enough of
Metro" Glenn told me. "All
the good things that people
usually have to put in their
contracts. we have done all in
a handshake." Glenn has his
own company-"but I haven't
planned any pictures for it. I
raise cattle, that's my real
business; my acting is on the
side" Debbie Reynolds
seems to be playing the field
again, and has said she will
not be in Europe when Mr..
Ford goes there in the early
summer. We shall see.
Anthony Quinn gave a no
to the $2,500,000 offer to star
in THE Man From Lloyd's"
TV series-to be made in Eng
land and the producers would
pay the tax. The deal was for
five years. TOO long" Tony
explained. He's right. But oh.
that beautiful tax-free money!
Barbara Stanwick. sparkling
with diamonds-"I buy them
myself" was chatting with
Ward Bond on the set of his
Wagon Train" and telling
him about her own series, THE
Barbara Stanwick Theater."
I've missed Barbara on the big
screen, and will take her gladly
on the little.
+
Bing Crosby hits Sc next
month. And wife Kathy
Grant says the reason Bling
stays so slim is, because she
does the cooking!
The travelling Jimmy Stew
arts are off again in June,
sailing with all the children,
two boys, two girls, to Italy,
France and Spain. Next movie
far James will be with Alfred
Hitchcock in September.
Ziva ROdann goes back to
her native Tel Aviv, leaving the
Hollywood lads disconsolate.
Including Marion BrandO. Ziva
plans to star in the Habima
Theater's Two For the See
saw" in Hebrew and English.
Carolyn Jones, who was too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-25

and is chairman of the Broad
casting TV-Film Commission
Of the Synagogue Council of
America.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-04-25
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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

An Easter Program will be
held at Mt. Elem, sponsored
by the Mission Sisters. Chair
man of the Program Commit
tee is Sis. Leonia Terrell. Sis.
Georgia Taylor is president
and Sis. Mile Wallice is Sec.
The general public is invited.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

troops in District w. Date set
for the drive is April 6 to 13.
General chairman of the
fund raising campaign will be
Fariss Crisler. His assistants
are E. L. Lipscomb, who is adj
vance gift chairman, and Mrs.
Elizabeth Norman, who is chair
man of the women's division.
Section chairman will be an
nounced later.
The camp is already estab-
lished, the Girl Scout leader
points out, but is not yet COM
pleted for use. The drive for
funds is planned in time to get
the site ready for use during
this summers campaign sea-
son.
The goal set is for money
enough to complete the troop
house, to build floors for six
tents, to build a shower house,
two cabins, an infirmary and
other equipment as funds per-
nit.
This is a minimum for COM
fort and safety, according to
Girl Scout personnel. Parents
of Girl Scouts who will use
the camp will be contacted
through the troops in District
~. In addition, a community
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

Church Calendar: Monday
night Brotherhood TOO;
Wednesday, 700 P. NJ, Prayer
Service. The Home Bible Class
was held in the home of Mrs.
Pearlie Ionic, Sunday, March
q at 3: P. M, Bro. L. E. John
son, Chairman.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02
ORION, ACRILAN
CUPIONO, BEMBERG

These are just four of many
names you see on the labels of
garments or fabrics. They are
trades names for man-made
fibers. On March 3, the Fiber
Identification Act went into
effect. 1t requires that each
textile fiber product carry a
label that gives the generic
damily) names and percentage
by weight of the fibers in the
product. These generic or fam
lily names give you clue to
proper washing, drying and
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

pressing temperatures and
spot removal and storage.
If manufactures uses a
trade name, he pairs it with
the family names. For exam
pie, orion, acrilan, GRESHAM and
zafram all belong to the Acry-
lie family and require similar
care - low temperatures in
drying and pressing. Cupioni,
bemberg, fortisan, cordura,
coloray, colorspun and jetspun
are all rayons. They must be
handled carefully in washing
because they lose strength
when they are wet. Look at
the label on any garment you
buy. Save it until you have
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02
Rankin County
Home Agents
Hints
BY Ada B. Adams
Home Demonstration Agent

The annual Negro All Club
Rally in Rankin County will
be held Friday April l, 1860 in
the Carter High school audi
forum. The program will fea-
ture project demonstrations.
talent, recreation, and exhib-
its. Mr.. Robert E. Lee, former
County Agent in Rankin coun-
ty, will be the guest speaker.
Mrs. Lillian o. Palmer, dis.
trict state supervisor of Negro
Work visited the county and
checked some of the projects
and gave high-lights on All
and H ON e Demonstration
work in the state and emphas-
lied buying United States Saw
ingS Bonds for future secur-
ity.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

The Mt. Elem Sunday School
opened at the regular hour
with Supt. Will Shoto in
charge, Sis. Leonia Terrell at
the piano. Prayer was offered
by the Supt. The six teachers
present taught their classes
we'll with Mrs. Wallace from
jackson being welcomed visi-
tor. The lesson was reviewed
by Rev. E. d. Terrell. Timely
remarks were made by Rev. M.
II. Bailey of Jackson and pas
tor, Rev. r. L. T. Smith.
Amount of collection was $8.11.
The regular pastoral service
began at II: noon. The Devo-
ton was led by Bro. A. B. Ter
rell with prayer being offered
by Bro. nj. c. Mongum and
Bro. Henry jenkins. The pas
tor delivered a soul-stirring
and spiritual sermon on the
subject, "We must think" AS
always, the pastor gave his lis
teners much to thank about in
his wise advise and instruc-
tons. Again, timely remarks
were made by Rev. M. H.
Bailey.
Among the welcomed visi-
tors at Mt. Elem on last Sun
day were: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Terrell of Jackson, Mr.. Joe
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

wide campaign is planned, &C.
cording to Miss Parish, who
urges the full cooperation of
every civic-minded citizen in
supporting this cause. Provid-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

Byrd of Florence and Mrs.
Mary of Jackson.
Money raised Sunday was
S64.65. Pastor, Rev. r. l.. T..
Smith, Assistant Pastor, Rev.
E. D. Terrell, Bro. Will Shoto,
Clerk.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02
PAGE FIVE

ing this equipment VIII make
it possible for hundreds of
of youngsters to have a happy
and healthful camping expert
ence, she declares.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02
Girl Scouts
To Benefit
From Drive

A special drive to raise mon
ey for Camp Minnehaha is an
nounced today by Miss Min
nie Parish, director of District
~ of the Girl Scouts.
Camp Minnehaha is for the
exclusive use of the colored
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

TAKE NOTE: st. Mark lis:
"And saying the time is full
filled and the Kingdom of God
is at hand; Repent We and be-
lieve the gospel"
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

washed or cleaned the gar
ment at least once. Some peo-
pie keep a file of labels for
reference.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-04-02

Sick g. Shut-Ins: Mrs. Mi
nola Bats, Mrs. Pearlie Lone,
Mr.. Wesley Taylor, Mrs. Maud
Johnson. Please remember
these and others in your pray
erS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BEVERLY
MANOR

BEVERLY
| MANOR
Best Value In Town
bedroom $67.50-$69.50
2-Bedrooms $71.50-$81.5O
Hot water, heat, refrigerator
and range included in these low
rents.
Furn. Apis. Available
Superior Service and Mantle
nance. Compare and Be Con.
WINGED. Laundry Facilities and
Playground.
Free Bus Transportation Furn.
to City Bus Lines and
Shopping Center
office 374 N. Virginia Lee Rd.
West
OPEN EVENINGS
Monday Through Friday
Am. to 8 Pm.
Saturday "a Pm. Sun. is
BE. 1866
-FOUR BEDROOMS and den. BY
OWNER. % fl. Living Room,
Separate Large Dining Room,
Full Basement, Double Ga
rage. $4,000. 254 Chatham
Rd. Call Am. 3-7228.
SAVE COMMISSION. Leaving
City. 443 Ross Road. Split
level, l and " bath. 3 bdrm.
Family rm. Fenced yard. BE
5-7837. Holy Spirit Parish.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-07-15
MORTGAGE A
NURSING HOME
LOVELY HOME FOR
THE AGED

LOVELY HOME FOR
THE AGED
24-hr. nursing service. Priv. and
semi-private rms. avail. Ambula'
tory and bed patients welcome
2 nv lounges and dining rms
Owners licensed practical nurs'
es with " years exp. Male, "a
hr. nursing service. Bring your
problems to us and we are sure
to please.
ACME NURSING HOME
Formerly "Our Lady Of Mercy
Lancaster Rd. or ut. 81, Gran
vile, Ohio. Phone JU. 2-8156.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

F0RD 80 eony.; ail. white: coed
:l5ss saso sT.ssa a ssrs. never Io ,ss.Tins l:
SHs,i H.,i.cs sees, "a s-i4s4. i7ss
Evening star., 1960-10-21
ron SALE
tcoNIiNUep)
TO--,,I.'

FORD 'Bs Tudor VS.: FoEdomatIe
power stssrins, s.dic, ,,a.s heater. e. ~ ~
IAHK RI. kMK
Evening star., 1960-10-21

1887 irving 81. NV, AID. 4-sSoo
$3.50 1Ath st. NV. RA, 3-0o70
BANK ON JACK BLANK
FORD 80 daiaxle tudor; auto.
trans, :. and h.. p.s.; fully guar;
Evening star., 1960-10-21

FORD '54 Crestline va convert
ible: 7. and h.; engine recond. :
$1,000 nj; In excel. cond. $500.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
AUTOMoBILEs FOR SALE AuTOMoBILEs FoR SALE

FCRD SO Qalaxis rerdeE hardtop:
Saish luith Srus g inssT.. sSou.room SsIs
eonditiSn so inside and out. Pun
Evening star., 1960-10-21
AUToMoDILEs ron SALE

F0RD 'se Custom We Tuder; ..
sI,9.h en- p. /. .Ss .ySSsFdOmstis; sood son-
Evening star., 1960-10-21

STANDARD PONTlAC
5000 MINI. Ave, NE. Lu. SSH 8
FORD IS Country eauire 9-pass.
wagon; :. and b.. EeTdematie;
remarkably good car for S10b
OF. 4-7196.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
Businessmen
Elect Woman
To Presidency

Mrs. Lee Frew. Plat, vice
president of the Thomas J.,
Phillips Co., has been elected
president of the Montgomery
Hills Businessmen's Associa-
ton.
Other officers named were
DR.. Jack COLDER, Bemar Phar.
macy, vice president; DR. John
A. Roeder, jr., Roeder's Animal
Hospital, treasurer; and Mrs.
Sadie E. Grossman, A & S Hard.
ware, secretary.
The board of directors com
prises DR.. Benjamin Striner,
chairman; DR. ]. MI rion Bank
head, DR.. Joseph Bremen, Sam
Klein and Harry Grossman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04

James Thurber, ne a r
sighted humorist who sees
things in people and situa-
tons that most of us can't.
spreads out one of his amaz
ingly human stories for reaG.
ers Of Suburbia Today in
next weeks bigger and bet
ter Sentinel.
Thurber tells of an :
chanting, if frustrating con-
versation with an eight-year-
old neighbor whose main
goal is to be a butterfly and
hang from her heels like a
bat. That way, her daddy
can't catch her. she reasons.
She keeps Thurber on his
mental tiptoes with such
questions as 'Why didn't
God give dogs glasses?" and
"My daddy says bugs are go
ing to get everybody. | want
a swan to get me. What do
Won want to get your"
In addition to his story
Thurber has three of his
best cartoons published in
Suburbia Today. But don't
ret the idea that Suburbia
Today is all Thurber.
Faith Baldwin, for ex-
ample, takes up the burning
question: Should a Girl Pro-
pose Even in Leap
Year," We're not quit
sure what her answer is.
And then there's reciDe
for the cook who has every
thing: kumquat Avoca
Mold. Dreamers will like
the Illustrated story on "The
Super City" which predict
that chesapeake and Poto-
mac City" will sweep over
Silver Spring, Baltimore, An
napolis, Arlington and Abe
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
Women Back
Fight Against
Photography

Strong support of the Post
Office Departments drive
against pornography has been
voiced by the Montgomery
County Deanery. Arts Council
of Catholic Women.
The members took their
stand after hearing talk Mon.
day by L. Robe Walter, special
assistant to the postmaster
general.
Walter warned that one
school age child out of every Is
soon will be the target of this
vicious business" unless united
action is taken.
The nearly 500 women pres.
ent voted to obtain copies Of
Walters speech and distribute
it to other organizations.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
Fadler Files
For State
Convention

William F. Fadler, ir., Dem
ocratic chairman of precinct
1910, Silver Spring, has an.
nounced his candidacy for cleo
ton to the State Convention.
Fadler, an attorney, said he
is a supporter of Sen. John F,
Kennedy tD.Mass.) for the
Presidential nomination.
"The sole objection that has
been noted to the Senator's can
didacy has been his religious
affiliation," Fadler noted. "As
a Protestant and Democrat
feel certain that any church a
candidate attends makes no
material difference to his can.
didacy."
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
sVIP' Plans
Are Told by
Boy Scouts

Montgomery County Cub
Scouts will join in a 300-Scout
task force from the Washing
ton Metropolitan area next week
in carrying out Operation
VIP."
Top Government officials will
be visited by the boys who will
pin Scout emblems on the re-
cipients in observance of scout.
ing's 50th Jubilee Birthday. s.
Scouts from Montgomery
County who will participate are:
Silver Spring: David Frantz.
Richard Clinkenbeard, Peter
Eddy, Peter Schwartz, Martin
Yost, Stephen Leach, Daniel
Cotton, Richard Umbel, Edward
Geise, Robert Geise, Jeff Beau
dry, Hugh Howerton, Garry
Posin, John Gardner, Roy De
Lauder, John Aderhold, Stephen
Stewart, Bernard Wolf, Roder
lex Cox, Jeffrey Taylor, William
Freeman III, Thomas Johnson,
Howard Rudy, Gregory Turlik,
Joseph Durett, Norman Reid.
Bethesda: George Bailey,
Douglas Tilley, Jon Latson, Ken
Hansing, Gregory Allen, Peter
Lynch, Michael Wade, John
Tardy.
Wheaton,: Dennis Kneessi,
Mark Siegel, Ralph Karpenos.
Chevy Chase: Frederick Wal.
ton, Frank Mayer, Glenn
Hughes.
Kensington: Garry Daniels,
Kenneth Owen, William Glenn
Petty, Roger Peterson, Mark
Phillips, Ri C h al I'd Branddup,
Joseph Dante, Mark Thomas,
WIFI HlilCOck.
West Bethesda: Larry Muir
rell, William r. Connole, Peter
Griffin.
Damascus: Alan Tackman.
Adelphi: Eddy James.
Takoma Park: Michael Sera.
phim.
Cabin John: Christopher Hell
Ter.
Glen Echo Heights: David
Rocha.
Rockville: Godfrey Black.
Wayne Smith, Knight Porter,
Scott Blair, John Natto, Andrew
Alice, jr.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
Clarksburg
Trailer Park
Plea Denied

A petition to build a deluxe
trailer park on Shiloh Church
rd., near Clarksburg, was denied
last week by the Board of APP
peals.
The B 20 a r d unanimously
turned down applicant Edward
Costello on grounds that: IL
he did not submit specific testi-
mony on the kinds of sewage
treatment facilities he said he
would install; (21 testimony in
dicated no kind of treatment
facilities could filter soap and
detergents from effluent that
might react adjacent streams;
81 the low-lying trailer park
would be visible from all direc-
tons to abutting property own
ers.
The Board said it took into
account testimony that children
from the park could overcrowd
t h e Clarksburg Elementary
School.
Three hearings were held on
the proposed park: November
IL and December 8 last year,
and January FL this year. OppO-
sition to the park was virtually
unanimous.
Costello planned to erect
spaces and streets to serve 346
trailer homes on 70 acres of the
old Monson farm, a short dis
lance to the West of U. S. 240,
North of the Atomic Energy
Commission, at Germantown.
Sewage from the park would
have been discharged into little
Ten Mile Creek, and, according
to County Health Officer DR..
William J. Peoples, the small
stream might have become pol
luted. Further, Ten Mile Creek
drains into the Seneca and the
Potomac River, DR.. Peoples
pointed out.
Costello's proposal was made
in the form of a request for a
special coming exception to pres
ent rural use of the Monson
farm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
Thurber Is Outsnldrted
By Girl Questioner, 8

deem and contain nine and a
half million residents.
These articles of inter
are only a selection of many
interesting stories, photo
graphs, cartoons, ETC., in
next weeks Suburbia Today,
The colorgravure magazine
we think, makes a fine corn
oanion for the new and bet
ter-than-ever Sentinel.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-04
ST. Mary's Party

st. Mary's Sodality of Rock
vile will sponsor a card party
February II at s pm. in the
auditorium. Fun, food, table
and door prizes. Proceeds to
benefit the parish school and
church debt fund. Admission
S1.25 per person. Tickets will
be available at the door or call
GA. 1886.
Evening star., 1960-12-05
JohnL. L.NewboId Named
To RIA by President
BY GEORGE WILSON
star stan Writer

President Eisenhower today
appointed John L. Newbold,
president of the Merchants
Transfer g. Storage Co.. to the
board Of the Redevelopment
Land Agency.
The recess appointment gives
the RIA its full complement Of
five members for the first time
since last March when Chair
man John A. Remon. retired,
shortly before his death. The
agency board was further re-
duced to three members on
August 10 when Acting Chair
man James e. Collifiower re-
signed for health reasons.
Neville Miller. the current
RIA chairman, was appointed
to the RIA September 2 by the
District Commissioners. Since
then, the White House has con-
Quoted an intensive search for
a qualified man to bring the
RIA to full strength.
Under the law, the District
Commissioners appoint three
members Of the board and the
President two. Mr.. Newbold
and the other White House ap-
pointee on the RIA board, An
drew Parker, serve at the
pleasure Of the President. Mr..
Newbold will fill Mr.. Remon,s
Evening star., 1960-12-05
Mobutu Makes Threat
To Divert Nile Waters

LEOPOLDVILLEe the Congo.
Dec. S (AP).-Col. Joseph Mo-
butu said today he is ready to
cut of some Of the i1eadwaters
Of the Nile River in reprisal for
any Egyptian or Sudanese aid
to the Communist influenced
rebel regime in Stanleyville.
But, he told newsmen, the
rebels in the city are sur
rounded by loyal troops and
would be liquidated before any
supply line through the Sudan
could be organized.
Col. Mobutu contemptuously
described the secessionist
threats Of the Stanleyville pro-
vincial regime as empty words
I prefer to ignore"
Stanleyville, capital Of ORR
entail Province, is held at gun
point by a company of military
police loyal to imprisoned ex-
Premier Patrice Lumumba. It is
ruled by a triumvirate COM
prising former deputy Premier
Antoine Gizenga. Mr.. Lumum-
ba's former secretary, Bernard
Salumu, and Mr.. Lumumba s
younger brother, Louis.
Communications Cut
They have cut of communi-
cations with the rest of the
Congo and have threatened to
declare Oriental Province an
independent state in reprisal
for Mr.. Lumumba's arrest. They
presently are loosing their fury
on whites trapped in the
region.
Col. Mobutu said the United
Evening star., 1960-12-05
Jet Crash Kills
Mother and Son

sTRAsBoURG, France
Dec. 5 (AP). - A Canadian
Sabre jet fighter went out OF
control from seven miles UP
today and plunged into the
village of Lichtenberg, killing
a mother and her 4-year-old
son and setting several houses
aflre.
The pilot. flying Officer
Harry Schoning, %, bailed out
and escaped unhurt. He is q
resident of Alix, Alberta, whose
parents live in Los Angeles.
He had no control over 1t
at ALL" q Canadian Air Force
spokesman said. "He had done
everything he could to regain
control. 1t was a case of bailing
out or simply riding the thing
down."
Lichtenberg, with only 400
people. Is near the German
frontier.
The wing of the plane knitted
of the roof of a silo in which
seven men were working. The
fuselage plunged on into the
house Of farmer Albert Mees
and burst into flames. Mr..
Mees' wife Hilda, 80, and son
Albert, 4, were killed.
Evening star., 1960-12-05
Pentagon Shokeup p
Mapped in Report
Foe of De GouI|e FIees,
AIqerio Trouble Seen

PARIS. Dec. S (AP).-Bearded
ex-paratrooper Pierre Lagail-
larde and four co-defendants
in the Algiers insurrection trial
disappeared today. They were
reported to have fed to Spain.
The dramatic disappearance
heightened fear that trouble is
brewing in Algeria timed to
coincide with President Charles
de Gaulle's visit there Friday.
Lagaillarde and his Code
PENDANTS in the January "a
French settlers uprising were
not in the courtroom when the
trial resumed this afternoon.
Their lawyers expressed con-
sternation and one suggested
the defendants feared they were
going to be imprisoned during
the rest Of the trial.
Arrest 1s Urged
The prosecutor demanded
that arrest warrants be i'm
mediately drawn up for four of
the missing men and that the
military tribunal hearing the
case start action to remove
Lagaillarde's immunity as a
member Of Parliament so he
also could be arrested.
But to the surprise Of court
observers, the tribunal ignored
the demand for the present and
ordered a two-day recess.
The bearded ex-oaratrooper's
lawyer. Jean Gallot, said he
had received an anonymous
telephone call this morning say
Evening star., 1960-12-05

officials, among them ceremo-
|nial daggers, watches and robes
Mr.. Purse got an automobile
for his wife.
Later that year the depart
ment ordered that all gifts
except those of insignificant
value, such as autographed
photographs - be turned in.
The exception was Mr.. Purses
automobile, registered in his
wife's name, and the depart
ment made no effort to re-
claim it.
After a hearing the depart
ment decided Mr.. Purse could
keep the car and his job. He
was found to be within the law
but to have exercised bad
judgment"