davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-10-21

both the near-term and long
terms outlooks are good.
But recession talk was Stim-
ulated by yesterdays announce
ment in Washington that the
rate Of total national output
skidded by 50 billion in the
third quarter from the record
$505 billion rate Of the spring
quarter.
Other Indices on
This followed a series Of Of
flcial reports, issued over the
last fortnight, which disclosed
that industrial production, re-
tail sales, housing activity, wage
and salary income, and other
key indicators declined in Sep
tember.
If the BAGS professional
economists are right, the over
all production rate may drop
below the $500 billion mark be-
fore the economy resumes Iii
upward drive.
The 50 billion dip in the
third quarter is q drop Of less
than one-half Of / per cent
The 2 per cent decline predicted
by BAG economists would rep
resent a loss Of about $40 bill
lion in the dollar value of all
goods and services produced.
The ofhcial figure bore cut
Mr.. Anderson's thesis in at Least
one respect: The decline wa.
primarily the result Of q hall
in industry's accumulation cl
inventories.
However, official sources sait
that virtually none of the eco.
nomists on BAGS professional
panel saw any particular seq
ment Of the economy which
can be expected to pro vide {
powerful lift in the next severa
months.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

mid-1961. The study was made
especially for the groups fall
meeting this week end with
Secretary Of Commerce Muel-
Ter and other high Government
officials.
Whether the council itself
made up Of the heads Of scores
of the country's biggest corpo-
rations-would agree with the
findings Of its own panel Of
professional economists was q
question to be settled later to-
day.
The council was scheduled to
canvass the business outlook at
the opening session Of its fall
meeting here. Reporters were
barred as usual from the BAG
meetings.
Some See "HiEh Plateau"
Some Government econo-
mists are known to agree with
the private experts. Others hold
that a further period of thigh
plateau" can be expected, with
no significant gains or losses
from the present near-record
level Of prosperity.
However, it was known that
Secretary of the Treasury An
derson was prepared to tell the
council that the country already
has passed through its adjust
ment" and that business can
be expected to pick up.
Aides Of Mr.. Anderson said
he has not altered the views
he voiced to International Mon.
etary Fund last month-that 9
summer sag resulted from cur.
tailment of business outlays fol
inventories; that inventories
now have been cut to workable
levels; that resumed buying
can now be expected: and thai
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Tomb Reopens

MOSCOW, Oct. q (AP).-
The Lenin-Stalin tomb reopens
to tourists tomorrow after be-
ing closed since late July for
repairs and installation of a
Acton red granite block for
inscribing names Of Soviet
heroes.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Hussein Is Cheered
On Return From u. N.

AMMAN. Jordan, Oct. 81
(AP).-King Hussein arrived
home today from his trip to the
United Nations General As
sembly session In New York.
The young King rode through
the decorated streets of the
Jordanian capital to shouts Of
welcome back conqueror Of
communism and Nasserism."
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Nixon Comp
Takes Line
OfOptinnisn1
By GARNETT D. HORNER
Star stan Writer

NEW YORK, Oct. 21.-
Growing optimism" that Vice
President Nixon will be elected
President November 8 is the
ofhcial line in the Nixon camp
Herbert @. Klein, the Re.
publican candidates press Sec
retary, says reports on some
lprivate polls around the coun.
try. just received by Mr.. Nixon
adds to our growing optimism
about this election"
The poll results he read tc
newSmen, as the Vice Pres.
ident prepared for tonight'I
televised debate with Senator
Kennedy. showed Mr.. Nixor
leading his Democratic rival il
Pennsylvania, Illinois, Tennes.
see. Kentucky, Texas and q KEY
Ohio district.
Mr.. Klein apparently was
trying to Offset some other re-
ports not so favorable to the
Republican candidate, such q:
q popular New York newspaper
straw vote showing an increas.
ing lead for Senator Kennedy
| in this State
The New York Daily News
reported today that in Ass
votes tabulated so far in its
poll 52.7 per cent are for Sen
ator Kennedy as against A.:
for Mr.. Nixon.
Map New York Drive
! Mr.. Klein insisted that New
York Is still "up for grabs.
He said Mr.. Nixon plans in,
tensive campaigning in thi,
State during the week Just be.
fore the election November 8.
1
The Vice President joineC
New York's Republican Gov
Nelson Rockefeller and Sena,
tors Keating and Javits in {
locally televised discussion O
defense, foreign policy and civi
rights issues last night.
Talking with Senator Javits
Mr.. Nixon said civil rights legis
lation would fare better Will
his running mate. Henry Cabo
Lodge, as Vice President, thar
it would If Democratic Senate
johnson were presiding over tn,
Senate as Vice President.
Praise for Rulings
Senator Javits said MI
Nixon's rulings as Vice Presi,
dent opened the door to tn,
consideration Of civil right
bills on the floor of the Sen
ate.. Your ruling on tn,
Senate filibuster rule gave u
the first opportunity to wag'
q fight on that"
Mr.. Nixon said one of tn
reasons for electing Mr.. Lodgl
Vice President is that in pre-
siding over the Senate "he viii
make the same rulings that
made" and those rulings vii
mean that we can have civi
rights legislation" He addeC
that Senator johnson "votet
against every one of these rul
ings to which yVl referred"
Sees Cubans Acting
Mr.. Nixon also said he woulC
favor a White House conference
on civil rights "if we can de-
termine that we can get enough
cooperation, enough response
BILE leaders to come" He addec
that II don't believe in simply
having one for the sake of po-
litical argument"
Branding Democratic opposi'
tion talks that Cuba is lost
as irresponsible in the ex'
treme," Mr.. Nixon said he il
convinced that steps beini
See NIXON, Page A.;
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Suspects Mother discusses FteE Son.
Pose 81
boring Prince Georges County
to defer assault and robbery
indictments against Phipps in
two previous cases and turn him
over for prosecution on the
murder charge.
Body Found In Woods \
Phipps is accused in a war
rant issued by Judge Robert
Heise Of Annapolis Of beating
Mrs. Cochran to death on the
night Of August 20. The body
of Mrs. Cochran. who lived at
4810 Tuckerman street. River
dale, was found Wednesday in
the woods near Gambrills in
Anne Arundel County.
PhippS, according to 1t. Earl
J. Huber of the Prince Georges
police, had been in q cell at
Upper Marlboro since Septem-
Der % in connection with an
assault and a robbery. He was
being held in default Of $4,000
bond when word was received
that Mrs. Cochran's body had
been found.
Crime Re-Enacted
1t. Huber said the type of
case made Phipps an immediate
suspect In the Cochran murder,
Yesterday afternoon. Phipps
was taken from Upper Marlboro
to the county police station at
Seat Pleasant. 1t. Huber said
he was questioned about the
Cochran case for about 80
minutes by Detectives Emmett
IF. G. Gray and Henry Schoen
1t. Huber told reporters
Phipps confessed to the slay-
ing Of Mrs. Cochran and has
given a signed statement to
the detectives. Later he was
driven to the spot in Gambrills
where Mrs. Cochran's body was
Evening star., 1960-10-21
DEBATE TONIGHT
ON N, RADIO

Tonight's Kennedy
Nixon debate will be broad
cast locally at 10 pm. by
the television and radio IA
cilitieS of WMAL-7, WRC
a and WTOP-9 and by
VOL radio.
The debate will be re-
broadcast over WTTG-5
at 10 am. tomorrow.
The hour long debate
will originate from ABC's
New York studios.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
FISHING AT PEAK
ALONG COAST

GOOD TROLLING on the chesu-
peoke Boy and reports Of q heavy
outumn run Of SEQ trout off oeeon
City, Nd, prove this is one Of the
best times Of the year to fish, Out
door Editor ChorIes CoveII reports
on the Leisure Sports Pose, D-6.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
u. S. WATCHES
FOR ADJUSTMENT
By LEE NJ. COHN
star stan Writer

Dampening of the speculative
surge In gold prices today was
expected to relieve apprehen-
sion In the Treasury Depart
ment here.
Treasury of1cials h a d
watched to see how traders
would react to the London
dealers apparent effort to curb
what experts called fantastic
price rises yesterday.
The dealers move apparently
took hold. They set the open
ing price for gold in London at
$500 an ounce this morning
$4.20 below yesterdays peak
Of $4,000. Traders bid the price
up moderately earlier in the
day, but by the close Of trading
gold was selling for 36.40---the
opening price.
RumOrS Blamed
If SPECTATORS had insisted
again on pushing the gold price
up sharply, the Treasury would
have had cause for. concern
about world confidence n the
dollar. But today's develop
ments in the pace-setting Lon
don market indicated that
speculation had quieted down
at least temporarily.
Nervousness among traders
yesterday sent the price Of gold
in London skyrocketing to
$40.6O an ounce, $5.18 above
See GOLD, Page Az
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Undecided Rooters

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 81 CAP.
Kennedy" and Nixon"
aren't the only things you see
on bumper stickers these days.
Turning up here: Signs saying
"Undecided.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

them were about 10 rows of rep
resentatives of African states.
When Mr.. Erhard made his
attack against communism, Mr..
Smirnov's face turned lobster
See ENVOY, Page AS
Evening star., 1960-10-21
State Acts to Speed
Cochran Murder I rial
Anne Arundel Due to Ask Delay
OF Assault Case Against Young Suspect

Anne Arundel County authorities today were expected
to ask for custody of 2l-year-old Chium Heights Nd
man who is held by Prince Georges County police in the
murder of Mrs Grace M Cochran Of Riverdale.
Capt Elmer F. Hagner of the Anne Arundel police
met with States Attorney c. Osborne Duva to discuss the
Evening star., 1960-10-21
y. S. Prestige Falls,
J0vits Comedies
Republican
Boeks View
OfKennedy

NEW YORK, Oct. 81 (AP).
Kennedy's stan, pre-
pairing for his debate tonight
with Vice President Nixon,
rejoice in what they seized
upon as a windfall assist from
a Republican Senator.
Senator Javits Of New York
conceded yesterday that no
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Industry;s Economists
See Mild Recession
Halt to 20 Dip Expected in Mid-6l;
Council Agreement Still Undecided

HOT SPRINGS, Va, Oct 81 (AP)-Industry economists
today advised the Business Advisory Council
that the country entering mild and probably brief bus-
ness recession
The report predicted the decline would cut into total
ducon not more than about per cent and would end by
Evening star., 1960-10-21

murder warrant against VIII
liam Bert Phipps Of the $500
block Of Fifteenth place, Chill
lum Heights, charged with slay-
ing the 7O-year-old woman with
a tire iron and q hammer in an
8-cent robbery.
1t was expected Anne Arun-
del authorities will ask neigh
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Suspects Mother Discusses Her Son.
Poss 81
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Nominees Would Like MonhottoA
TFonfeF. Pose A.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

District and vicinity-clear and cool to-
night. low In the 40s and frost in the sub
urhs. Sunny and warmer tomorrow. High
and low Of the last "a hours: High, So. at
1901 am. today; low. 80. at 6:55 am. today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05

BRICK building. 25X25, for small re-
pair shop, distributor. storage or
other business. In center of Wick
life, just off Euclid ave. Reason
able. VIII. 3-l3l4.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05

l-CAR garage with electricity, $3.50
per month. Write P.O. Box l34,
WicLxIiffa ObiO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05

OFFICE, East 185th- -Renwood, 2 or
i rooms, fine location. for doctor,
insurance, etc. w. 1-2463.
KE. i-2004.
GARAGE for rent. 871 East l39th ST.
Ii. 1-ll74.
SPACE for machine shop, 400 50. ft.,
S35 a month. 637 East l23rd ST.,
MU. 1-l729.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05
WANTED TO RENT

or 6 rooms downstairs. or single;
have children. Nv. 1-1426.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05
ROOMS FOR RENT

144O5 SARANAC rd., sleeping rooms
by the week or monthly rate, IS
up, own entrance, parking.
NICE sleeping room for gentleman,
in home on lake. KE. 1-0594.
COMFORTABLE room, near Euclid
ave.. l40l7 Terrace. PO. l-4757.
2 FURNISHED light housekeeping
rooms; East 14Oth opposite Fisher
Body; couple. GIL. 1-2873.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1960-05-05
FOR RENT

OFFICE space in heart of Wickliffe,
IL * "a room, ground floor, park
ing. VIII. 3-9824.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

DR.. John Jacob Hausman was
honored at a dinner Tuesday, Nov.
%, at the Safari Hotel in Scots
dale. The dinner was inaugurated
by the Phoenix Alumni Club of the
Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity. He
was presented with the Gittelson
Medallion. 1t was given in recogni-
ton of his community efforts.
Gerald Wick, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel Wick, 2441 E. Fillmore, a
junior at Pomona College at Clare
mont, Calf, is the recipient of a
Lockheed scholarship.
Duke Steinberg of Charleston.
West Virginia, has been visiting
his nephew Henry Steinberg for the
past month. He celebrated his 18th
birthday Nov. 2 at a dinner at the
Green Gables. The family attended
the celebration.
Young Judaea will give a Thanks
giving Picnic Sunday, Nov. ~, 2
pm. at North Mountain Park. Hot
dogs and cold drinks will be served
by the Young Judaea Board. Any
one interested in joining the group
can contact Helen Gonshak, CIR
7-5615. Also call her if you plan
to attend this event so that she will
know how much food to prepare.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Obituaries

ficiated. Survivors include: h r
sons, Joseph and Isadore both of
Chicago, ILL.,; daughter, Evelyn of
Phoenix; grandchildren.
Mrs. Rose Dublin, 76, died Oct. 6.
Funeral services and burial were
held in Chicago, Ill. Surviving is
her daughter, Mrs. Jack PaveH of
Glendale.
Mrs. Rebecca Balm, 88, died Nov
IA in South Bend, Ino. Funeral
services and burial were there.
Surviving are Mrs. Harry Shcolnik,
7118 N. 3rd Ave, and other
daughters and 4 sons from out of
this city.
Mrs. Gertrude Steffehs, SIS, died
Oct 81 in Los Angeles, Calf. Fu-
neral services and burial were
there. Surviving are a son, Myron
of Chicago, and a brother Mr.. Har-
old Roth. 1905 w. Weldon.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Bits of News

DIR. Samuel Wick, 2441 E. Fill
more, was awarded a bronze me-
dallion award of merit from the
University of Arizona in honor of
the university'S 18th Anniversary.
The award was given for his con-
tribution to the state and commun-
ity.
David B. Kret, 242O N. 73rd St.,
Scottsdale, was elected to the State
Legislature at the Nov. 8 election.
He will represent District No. IL.
Kret, an electronics engineer at
Motorola, and his wife Estelle have
been Arizona residents for the past
three and one-half years. They
have two girls and two boys.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

Mrs. Sarah Zwibel, So, died Nov.
z at her home, 1870 Gale Tuberia.
Funeral services and burial were
at Beth FL Cemetery. Rabbi Carol
Klein officiated. Survivors include:
her husband, Ben; daughter, Vita
Harrison, 1136 Sells Dr., Scots
dale; 2 granddaughters, brothers,
sisters
Mrs. Eta Kanofsky, 81, died
Oct. "a at Kivel Nursing Home. Fu-
neral services and burial were at
Beth FL Cemetery. Rabbi Carol
Klein and Cantor Harold Green of
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
VILLAGE Remains Found

JERUSALEM, JTA) - The re.
mains of a Netufian Mesolithic
village, dating back 10000 years,
have been uncovered on the slopes
of Mt. Carmel, at Haifa, it was
announced here by scientists OF
the Hebrew University. The arch
geological expedition that found
these remains was conducted
through the cooperation of the Uni
versity, the Israel Government and
the City of Haifa.
SAY YOU SAW IT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25
Key To Light"

"Key to Light" will be the theme
of the December meeting of the
sisterhood of Temple Beth Israel.
Luncheon will be served at twelve
noon. DR.. Carl Breitner, psychia-
trist, will speak on the topic Live
With Yourself and Like IT,.
Luncheon reservations can be
made by calling Mrs. Al Lagman,
WI 3-0050, or the Temple office,
AM 5-1311.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1960-11-25

SAY you SAW TT ADVERTISED IN
THE PHOENIX JEWISH NEWS
Evening star., 1960-06-22
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ARL. N.-Approx. "a acre apt
ground; RAS-1S within / fare
zone stores schools, churches
or for lmmed. bldg. purposes
ALTO REALTY co.
FOR SALE = 10000 50. IT. Arl
blvd. mr.. Seven Corners Va. Proven
sales loc., attrsc, sit. for all cash
deal or will give terms and subord
DI. 7-4714.
II YOU HAVE APARTMENT
GROUND or hotel site, will build
to suit. SOcS financing available.
Call Mr.. lVey, OIL. 2-l29g.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

PENTAGON-JEFF DAVIS AREA
NEW WAREHOUSE-7,6OO sQ. II.
avail. for occupancy Oct, lst
Ample parking and rail available
NEW WAREHOUSE-26,0 600 sq. IT
with 80 parking spaces. Rail avail
VIII divide into 2 $4,000 50. It
$40 SO. FT. NEW ofices with 1900
So. II. shop space and adequat,
other commercial and industria
properties or will have designed
and ouilt to your specifications
BERkEY PROPERTIES, INC.
Mr.. Ziegler
VI. 4-S466 Ewes, IA. 4-1241
Evening star., 1960-06-22
TRUST NOTES WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

End TRUST NOTES WANTED-Top
prices paid: immed. service. Mr..
JEFFREYS, Ma. S-0352.
Evening star., 1960-06-22

AIR COMPRESSOR, los Leroy,
mounted on Chevy truck; very
good cond.; $1,000. AP. 7-445S.
JOHN DEERE DIESEL crawler
loader: 500 dn.. take over pay
ments. Excel. cond.. Q mos old.
4 sPVt; bRQGfINS: RQQTMER: SR; sI95kF% k4r552s; g. 80
dition. AP. 7-445S,
Evening star., 1960-06-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Es OFFICES STUDIOS E rRusr KoIE oR SALE
(CONTlNuE0l

SERVICE STATION LEASE-Autc
repairs. good gallonage: approx
$1,000. TU. 2-237S.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
tcoNTINUEp)

APPROX. $50 50. It. located at
lO25 Conn. ave, NV, special al
lowanee to tenant for 1st months
rent. ME. S-14ll, $50 a.m.-5 80
Evening star., 1960-06-22
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ARLINGTON COUNTY-corner NJ
adjacent dwelling lots, price and
terms more important than size
or location. Box lSG-E, Star.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
TRAILERS
NEW HOURS

NEW HOURS
For your convenience we are nov
open from Q am. to 6 pm, closed
Sunday. Open Tuesday and Thurs.
day nights until q pm.
JACK BLAIR & co,
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
Mi. South of Waldorf on Rte 3O1
White Plains, Md. west 4-Se2l
Observation-Disclosures
MAGNOLIA-SPARLANE
AVION Lifetime Travel TraiIers
MHMA-Approved Park
31-FT. LIBERTY house trailer in
very good condition. $1,000. CIR
1852 TRAVELo-B.R., toilet, Ir-
klt. 2S IT. $500. $500 down. MA
S-5320, call ewes.
1860 MOBILE HOME bedrms
simmons Arlr. Park. Woodbridge
Va. Cash or terms. $3.50.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
TRIANGLE FORD

3010 R. l. Ave. NE. LA. 9-IO03
BUICK, .54 Rivera 2-dr.: dynafioW;
low mileage; l owner; excel. cond
$3.50. WO. 6-9438.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
tCONIlNuEDl

L. S-UNIT BRK. BLDG. in excel.
rental area Of North Arl. Priced
ct 6h times income; $4,000
cash.
2. 1O-UNIT BRK. in North Arl.
Priced at approx. 5h times in
come.
8. STORES leased at $4,000 per
year. VIII show about 32Ss on
$4,000 cash. Excel. North Arl
loo.
4. COMMERCIAL BLDG. in NV.
section. OF Wash; partial lease;
will sell on very reasonable terms.
ARLEDGE REAL ESTATE CORP,
2533 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
ia. 7-444S Ewes, XII. S-15S2
Evening star., 1960-06-22
MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

NEAR 10th AND II ST. N.E.-sin-
gle, approx. 12'x22'. SO a month.
10. 2-S962.
Evening star., 1960-06-22
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD. New apts.
l-2 and 3 bedrms., l block Il
ocean. LA. 6-S420 or LA. 6-220S
MACS HEAD-KITTY HAWK, N
CAROLINA, pvt, modern, well.
equipped ocean cottages; Sl1(
wkly. OIL. 2-0101 or OIL. 2-2332
OCEAN CITY, MD. = Beautifu
beach. July 2-l6. HE. a-2531.
REHOBOTH BEACH,-ocean front
apis and cottages. Immac.; $50 SO
wk. UP MRS. NEVES, OIL. 4-3SS3
S. BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-4-bed.
rm. ocean-front cottage. Beginninr
Aug. |. Ewes, EN-. 2-69l6. L. T
GRAVATTE, REALToR, MA. s.
Evening star., 1960-06-22

BUICK 1856 Century 4-door hard-
TOD; dynafiow, power steerinR,
power brakes, radio, heater, Wv.
tires; 2-tone finish; extra sharp;
Evening star., 1960-06-22
AIS MOTORS

BUICK 80 4-dr. sedan. Good tires.
Good .transp.; $225; will finance.
Call JA 2-ll04
Evening star., 1960-06-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
(CONTINUEDl
HEARD OF CHEsTERBRooK Rp.

HEARD OF CHEsTERBRooK RD.:
Well, Just n block on N. Glebe
I'd. on Chesterbrook I'd. we have
a beautiful rambler in spotless
condition on q lovely Handicapped
lot; q living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, bedrooms.
ga baths, finished rec. room with
fireplace in walk-out basement,
attached garage and separate car
port; large screened porch: base
board hot-water heat; S32,95O.
ia. 5-1550 ATLAS REALTY co.
HOLM HALL-Avail. July L, B.
hsdrm. brick rambler wise; jail
ousied porch. Close to schools,
shops and bus. Assume high loan;
SI6,95O. so. 5-2376.
HOME AND INCOME-Nice older
home in Clarendon, has 5 rm. apt;
for owner (plus lge. screened
porch, bsmt. and garagel and
separate entrance to furnished
apartment that brings in an IN
come of Sl0O per month! Apart
ment is presently rented, but
owners quarters are vacant. Lo-
Gated in Clarendon. Price Sl7 .95O.
Call ia. 7-9300. ARLINGTON
REALTY COMPANY. Open 9 to Q.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
LATEST?
CREWCUT
TOUPEE

A purple wig from Paris.
Or a pink, green or sill
yer blonde job from Ger
many are only part Of q
novel fashion show set for
this weekend.
Marcel Cadeaux who
will exhibit at the Wash
ington HairdreSSer's Asso-
citation gathering Sunday
and Monday at the May
flower Hotel plans to dis
play his rainbow collec-
tion of imported wigs on
pretty models from 10 to
6 pm. both Sunday and
Monday.
However, 1t is doubtful
If milady's hairpieces will
steal the show.
The local hair designers
exhibit also bills toupees
to be worn to the beach or
embassy parties. He an
nounces the unwilling of
IS toupee styles-every-
thing from "A crew cut
model to an elegant POM
padour.
Evening star., 1960-06-17
Mrs. Si|es Honored At Fete

Mrs. Herman Siles, wife Of
the President of Bolivia, was
honored at a buffet luncheon
yesterday by Mrs. Andrade,
wife of the Bolivian Ambas-
Sador.
Guest at the event. held at
the Massachusetts avenue
residence, included Mrs. Null
Ter, wife of the Chilean Am
baSsador, Mrs. Sanz de San
tamaria, wife OF the Colom-
bian Ambassador, and Mrs.
de la Guardia, wife Of the
Ambassador Of Panama.
Also on the guest list were
Mrs. Alba, wife Of the Span
ish Minister Counselor; Mrs.
Mora, wife Of the Secretary
General of the Organization
of American States; Mrs.
Perle Mesta. Mrs. James
Johnston, Mrs. Vance Brand,
Mrs. Roy Rubottom, wife of
the Assistant Secretary Of
State for Inter- American Af-
fairs; Mrs. Castro, wife of
Evening star., 1960-06-17
NoyIor-Roudobush

Mrs. Muriel Denoyer Roud-
abush announces the mar
riage Of her daughter Flora
Rheta to Mr.. Edward Wood
Naylo, jr., son of Mrs. Naylor
OF Cherryville, N. c., and the
late Mr.. Naylor. The bride is
also the daughter of Mr..
Byron Sankey' Roudabush.
The wedding took place June
4 at the Post Chapel, Fort
Myer. The couple will live in
Arlington.
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the Ambassador Of El Saliva
dor, and Mrs. Chiriboga. wife
of the Ambassador Of Ecuador.
The Bolivian First Lady is
on an unofficial" visit to
the United States.
She Travelled here with her
small daughter, who has de-
veloped eye trouble. The prob
lem turned out to be simply
an allergy, so Mrs. Siles Is
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now free to enjoy the rest
Of her visit.
In Washington for the past
three weeks, Mrs. Siles leaves
next week for a short stay
in New York before return
ing to Bolivia.
Her Washington visit
turned out to be something
of a family reunion. Mrs.
SileS is the sister Of Mrs.