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Evening star., 1961-04-05
GEHires Clark Clifford,
Ex-White House Lowyer
BY the Associated Press

Clark Clifford, former White
House aide, has been retained
by General Electric Co. to deal
with claims arising from the
company's antitrust law con-
viction in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia case in
volved 20 leading companies
which pleaded guilty or no con-
test to charges that they had
rigged bids on heavy electrical
equipment sold to public and
private agencies over a number
of years. Many Of the defend
ants are now threatened with
multi million dollar damage
actions.
Mr.. Clifford, who heads the
Washington law firm of Clifford
& Miller, was special counsel
to former President Truman
and acted as President Ken
nedy'S representative at the
White House during the tranSi-
ton between the Eisenhower
and Kennedy administrations.
Mr.. Clifford, in confirming
the retention of his firm by
GE said, "A number of differ
ent types of problems have
arisen for GE as a result of the
Philadelphia conviction"
"a substantial number of
utilities have potential claims,
and an effort will be made to
adjust those claims" Mr.. Cliff
ford continued.
Also, a number of stock
holder suits have now been
filed against the company.
Third, the Government has
presented claims and I believe
in one instance has filed suit.
MY employment is to coun-
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Loan Rates Are Cut
For Depressed Areas

The Small Business Admin
istration announced today it is
reducing interest rates on its
loans to small firms and local
and State development COM
panies located in areas of sub
stantial labor surplus.
SBA Adminitrator John E.
Horne told a press conference
the new interest rates will be
4 per cent in those hard
pressed areas. The established
interest rate-51a per cent on
direct loans to small firms and
local development companies
and 5 and 5l2 per cent to State
development companies - con-
tinue in all other areas.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

The latest Labor Department
classification lists l01 major
areas of substantial labor sur
plus out Of $50 major areas
studied. There also are many
small areas with labor surplus
problems. Areas of substantial
labor surplus include Baltimore,
Cambridge, Cumberland and
Hagerstown, Md. and Roa-
noke Va.
/ Seen as Incentive
! Mr.. Horne said the SBA
&C tion was taken as the result
of statements made by Presi-
dent Kennedy about stimulat-
ing economic activity in de-
pressed areas.
THE lower interest rate
should offer real incentive for
small firms and development
companies to move ahead with
long-deferred construction. ex-
pansion or conversion of facili-
ties and purchase of needed
equipment. machinery, supplies
or for working capital" Mr..
Horne said.
The lower interest rate action
had to be approved by a loan
policy board" made up of Mr..
Horne as chairman and Treas
ury Secretary Dillon and Com
merce Secretary Hodges.
Loans Average $4,000
Mr.. Horne said the average
SBA loan is for six years and
generally averages about S43,-
900. The SBA is authorized to
issue loans up to $350,000.
Mr.. Horne said in March the
SBA received 1900 loan appli-
cations, the highest in SBA's
history. To expedite action on
these requests, regional direc-
tors have been authorized to
approve direct loans up to $780,
600, as compared with $4,000
in the past.
They also have been directed
to give high priority to loan
applications from areas of sub
stantial labor surplus.
Evening star., 1961-04-05

20-GoI. Trosh Con 1851,
galvanized metoI complete
with handled top, Reg, 2.44.
Sl.96
Cocoa Door Mot t3-77O,
glont size 27" long, l6" wide.
Thick brush surface. Req.
S298. Sl.9e
Coptoin's Bell g. -6OO)
heoW rustproof wrought
iron. Use at front door, in
den, etc. Sl.9o
Throw Pillows (8-879), cor
duroy covered, Y" round or
squore, in mony coIors. Reg.
81 .49. o9c
Door Mirror (8-lO08l meo-
sures so" high, l6" wide.
EIectro-copper plated, clips
and screws included for cosy
installation. Reg. $8.95.
S6.S8
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Steel Shelf Unit (l7-45A,
ebony black baked enamel .
flnjsh plastic feet and
rounded edge on, upright
and shelves. g. high, z" .
deep, 36" wide. Reg. S8.88
s6.97
GibroIter Work Bench (I7-
9l9), big II" long top, 224'
deep. Tool rack and shelf, z"
glued stock construction.
Reg. Sl9.99. $l4.SS
Floor Screen (l7-967. Fiber
screen that hos unlimited
decorator possibilities. Reg. ,
$500. S5.@
l2-Drower Chest (l7-930). =
Spacious knotty-pine chest
with 8 large drawers. 4
smaller ones. Measures S."
wide, 33" high, l4I2" deep. .
Reg. S34.88. $2s.77
Aluminium Cot and Pad (l7-
ll47 ll04). |" aluminium !
tube framed cot with soro1
and plastic woven cloth bed.
24R"x72" filled cot pad
with green Plastic bottom
plaid top. Reg. Sl296, 1888 !
Lown choise & z choirs, ,
OIlll6-ll2l; l14l-ll43j .
!" oIuminum tube frames
with fIot arms, green qnd
white or red and white web :
bing. Chojse has 5 reclining ,
positions. Sl9.SS :
a Park Bench N7-ll7O. :
Green enomeIed finish, heavy
channel iron frame. Attroc-
tive -nnd functional in home
gardens, Iowns. Reg. Sl3.97.
$l1.SS
Evening star., 1961-04-05
PAINT

1900 Plastic MetoI, q SINH
liquid oIuminum coating in
coIors. Perfect for roofs and
sidjngs Of all kinds, masonry
or metal. Comes in 6 popu-
lar coIors: Andeon Copper,
Venus Blue, Marian Red,
Ponomo q Green TropicoI
White, Monterey Silver.
HoIf-Price Sale, per gallon,
$4.25
Sherwin -WiIIioms EnumeIoid,
the only paint to use on fur
niture and woodwork for hiqh
gloss finish. Discontinued
coIors: Canton Jade, Ivory,
Pastel Blue, Rose Mist. Goi-
Ion sizes also in Fresh Ivory
and JonQuiI yellow. "a pint,
reg. &c, lac; u pint, reg.
93c, 27e; pint, reg. $l.55, :
49c; quart, reg. $2.82, 8Sc;.
gallon, reg. S9.45, $3.50.
SherWin Williams Redwood
Stoin. Brings out noturoI,
beauty Of redwood. In quarts. ,
Discontinued. Reg. $L69, F.,
8se
Sherwin -WiIIioms Quick Dry.
Vornish. wa Reg. $1.07,
V-93 Reg. 81 .22). Discon-
tinued. Pihts. 4oc
Evening star., 1961-04-05
PLUMBING Y

Combination Sink Foueet (5-
O72,3). Chrome plated, your
choice Of wall mount type or
deck mount type, Reg. $7.25,
$500
Evening star., 1961-04-05

VinyI Folding Door l2-6I
HARDWARE
Galvanized Gutter IA

Galvanized Gutter Cl4-O36),
10" length 3" wide, to re-
place Damaged gutterng
coused by snow ice. Box
style. Reg. 500. Sl.44
Galvanized Window Well
04-l42) "SeoI- -Tite" 81"
wide, Is" high, l6" projec-
ton. Reg. S4.88. 1898
Chimney Cover with Bird
Guard (l4-2l2) 9"xl3" rec
tonguIor size aluminium
construction. (Other sizes
in stockJ Reg. $50.
s4.79
Groting for Window Well
04-2l5), keeps leaves and
trosh out Of window wells.
Fits most woIIs, 37"x39"
wide. Reg. $595. S4.99
Jack Post t14-245)
strengthens soggjng floor or
reinforces overhonging
porch. Steel, adjusts from s
to 7'9". Sofe load. 10000
lbs. Reg. $8.49. S6.7
Wrought Iron TobIe Legs
(l4-l55), q" length, W
Shaped" black. Set Of q.
Reg. 4.98. $3.l9
"YoIe Night Lotch" GID,
polished bross, for doors ! 38"
to IA" thick, Reg $3.50
Sl.e9
Butt Hinges (3-OO2), dull
bross finIsh 3"x3". Reg.
o5c. poir 49e
"YoIe Night Lotch" "(3-l77,
heoW duty lock with famous
Yale precision. Dull brass,
WIN, Reg. S3.l9. $2.8S
Screen 6 Storm Door Check
(3-273), oIuminum finish.
Reg. S2.95. S2.44
cosement Window operotor
1882, A right or left hand
repl plocement. Reg. S225
each. SI.ee
Evening star., 1961-04-05

BoseboII Gloves, Wilson and
RowIin9s, values to $500
none less than $3.50 value.
Thirty models to choose from.
Your choice, 1898
Archery Bows, famous ben
Pearson" fibergIos, lemon
wood and hickory models.
Pulls from IS to S. Ibs.,
values from S2.95 to $3.50.
Your choice, 500 OFF
lob. BorbeII Set (l5-I64l
includes "A goId-finished
plates, one 5-ft. steel bor,"
chrome-PIoted sleeve, two
inside coIIors, two outside
collars, two l4-inch steel
dumbeII bors, two chrome
plated dumbeII sleeves, four
dumbeII collars, complete
36-poge instruction course.
Reg. $28.88. $23.77
Golf cort (l5-l44), roll
King" oII-steeI construction,
rolls when folded, ball bear
ing wheels. Reg: SlT.97.
1888
Golf Balls (l5-l88), Wilson
"CoV MiddIecoff." " Reg.
$3.50. s5.Ss
Golf Umbrella (l5-574),
Multi COLOR sprine-oction
opening, wooden handle with
chrome plated shaft. Reg.
S3.97. $2.96
Golf Wood 6 Iron Set u.s.
AL 81, Wilson "BiIIy Max
well" five irons, #3, IS, IT,
#9 and putter two woods,
II and #3. Reg. S48.94.
$44.SS
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Mercury Silent Lioht Switch.

Ideal for bathroom light
no annoying "cIick" sound.
Single pole, brown. (7-276).
Reg. Sc. TIC
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Screen 6 Storm Door Latch
l3-270, bross finish. Reg.
$3.50. Sl.88
RuroI MoiIbox and Post g.
2O39, 2O50), box posses oil
requirements of u. S. Post
Office Dept steel post. Reg.
SIS. $3.99
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Sink stroiner Replacement
(5-O36). Trop large objects
and keep pipes clear. Fits
most sinks. Reg, SI.79, S1.29
30 Colon Cos Water Heater
(5-526). Glass lined, fully
automatic, won't stoin rust
or corrode. Cleaning white
finish. Hot w0ter every time
for as little as S. monthly on
your gas bill! Reg. $59.95,
$54.SS
Toilet Outfit (5-457, 467,
483). Strictly first quality,
white. Consists of tank, bowl.
Reg. $27.00. $le.SS
Tub Enclosure (5-l92). AIu-
mjnum frame with sIidinq
hammered glass panels. Pan
els have towel racks. They
slide easily and silently.
Keeps bathroom floor forever
free of shower spilI-over, plus
odds q touch Of elegance.
Reg. 1895. S32.SS
Evening star., 1961-04-05
IS01IIll313Iss1::IiII - NEEDS
"a" Musgrove Ridinq Mower.

"a" Mussrove Riding Mower,
(4-6433), 3A HIP. Clinton
4-cycIe engine; heavy duty
tronsmission; heoW Ago.
steel channel frame; positive
forward neutral and reverse;
wide wheels for better sto-
biIity. Reg. $ll9.95. $I0e.e5
, Rotory Power Mower a.
6455l Is" cut, 3 HIP. Briggs
and Strotton engine, recol
storter |4-9ouge steel deck,
leaf muIcher included.
s42.s8
Mark v Lown Sweeper a.
5533), double locked fiber
brush adjusts from O-2K"-
sweeps Up leaves, gross clip
pings, poPer. Large l03s"x
! v" drive wheels and 3"
trailer wheels for cosy push
ing. Steel frame, "Iift-out"
homDer with qoIv. metal Don.
Sweeper folds for storoqe.
Reg. S24.88. $2l.S8
"KIeen Sweep" Metal Lown
Roke III -6632), l3" sweep.
Reg. $229. Sl.66
"lown Mate" Electric Hedge
Trimmer t4-646D, soves
time and hard work, trims
0nd shapes hedges, bushes,
shrubbery. Reg. Sl9.95.
sl7.e5
Post Hole Digger -l5l4,
makes fence installation
quick, easy. Reg. $5.95.
S4.95
Your Choice: Level Head
Roke III $751;; 4-tine
Spoding Fork III -667O),
Gorden Hoe with 6R" or 7"
wide blade III -667l; SQuore
shovel with 28" or 4 II" hon-
die III -6882,3); Gorden
spade III -6884); Round
point shovel with Iona or
short hondIe III $685.
All regularly 81 l.99 each.
sl.ee
FIowerins Shrubs, all root
wrapped and guaranteed to
grow: Pink Almond, Purple
AItheo, Butterfly Bush, Duet
zio, HoneysuckIe, H. S. and
P. 6. Hydrongeo, Purple Ii
Ioc, Mockoronge. Ounce,
Snow Ball, A. w. and v H.
Spree, Sweet Shrub, Pink
and Red WeigeIio. Reg. 88c
each. Your choice. 67c
Evening star., 1961-04-05
ELECTRIC s; 4

Romex CobIe, with ground
wire. U/L listed. Prices op-
ply to any quontity.
l4-gouge, 2-wire, lin. #. Il
COY. Reg. 512c. 31zc
l2-gouge, 2-wjre, lin. # H.
CO8). Reg. 7c. 41zc
Evening star., 1961-04-05
SPORTS

Fishing Rods, your choice:
Heddon tubular gloss boat
rods, True Temper hollow
gloss spincost rods, True
Temper boitcostino or SPIN
ming rods. Values to $l595.
$500
Costing Rod and Reel Com
binotion, with "BIue Eagle"
casting reel. Both reg. 81 .48,
9ec
Zebco Rod and Reel Zee
B ee" combination $3.50
value. SS.88
Mitchell Gorcio Cop Reel,
Sl7.95 value. $l0.88
Penn and Heddon Combine
tion, Penn salt water reel
with Heddon tubular gloss
boat rod. $3.50 value.
Both for $9.45
Evening star., 1961-04-05
BUILDING
| L! S

Insulation Board. tl2-l45l.
4'x8' sheets V" thick. In
suIotes as it cuts down noise
and beauties. Reg. SPA,
Sl.ee
Standard Hordboord. ~
084). 2'x4' sheets, y" thick.
A million and one household
uses Reg. 59c. 49c
luon Mahogany PIywood
Wall PoneIine. tl2-046). Ak
8 sheets, V-grooved OF ron-
dom widths. Easy to install
and easy to clean. Real woII
beauty at q real bargain
prices. S4.44
Loose-FiII RockwooI InsuIo-
tion. O2-l94). Eosy-to-pour
Jumbo bog for ottic insulo-
ton. Reg. 81 .29. 9ec
All MetoI Awning (2-698).
As" width. For doors or win
do"s. Dress up your home
outside prepare for warm
weather. S4.49
Kiln Dried Fir, 2x4s in g. T.
s or 6 lengths. Use for ott.c
studs, sow horse legs, fence
posts. 3 reg l9c, l0c;; 4 reg.
26c, l5c; s reg. 32c, zoe;
8 reg 39c, 25c.
l00-Ib. Bog Pure White"
Play Sond. Washed and purj-
fled. ooc
Oak Gorden Stokes ll-l84).
6 high. Sturdy enough to
hold your biggest vege-
tobIes Bundle of . rec.
$299. S2.45
VinyI Folding Door t2-65D.
32"x80" Folds ACCORDION
like Close off djnettes,
Kitchen dressing room or
use os closet door. Neutral
Groy. Reg, S895. S7.e5
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Recessed Ceiling Fixtures.

Fits snugIy between joints
and flush o9oinst ceiling.
Ideal for low ceilings in
basement or ottiC.
SIS" Or 6"x9" (7-375.6).
Req S425. S3.49
lC"xlO" or 8"xl2" (7-3778).
Reg S4Q5. S3.9e
Evening star., 1961-04-05
HOUSEHOLD Y, S {! 4,

choreooI Briquettes (8-
279), lob. bag, for out
door cooking ahead. Reg.
88c. &c
Arrow Staple Gun (2l- -379),
capable Of stopIing through
wood, ceiling tile, even met
oIs. Reg. 1926. $S.95
House Cort -lOO), for
moving gorboge cans, heavy
items without lifting, rubber
wheels. Reg. $l.99. $l.l9
Hond SOws t2l-lO84, 81,
Is" Iength hardwood han
dies, choice Of 8 or 10 point.
Reg. S4.95. S3.95
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Open Mondoy, Thursday, Frido
NORTHEASTERN and S at Bludensbue and Bennns Rds
GEORGIA AVE NW-5925 Co Ave- at Military Rd Missouri Ave-
WISCONSIN AVE NW-4555 Wis Ave- bet Nebr Ave- 6 River Rd
SoUTHEAST-l9o5 Nichols Ave- Good Hope Rd at Anoeoso h
Evening star., 1961-04-05

O.Z8. S3.99
ELECTRIC
Romex cobIe, with ground
wire. U/L listed. Prices op-
ply to any quontity.
l4-gouge, 2-wire, lin. #. Il
COZ. Reg, 512c. 3hc
l2-gouge, 2-wire, lin. # H.
CO8). Reg. 7c. 41zc
Mercury Silent Light Switch.
Ideal for bathroom light
no annoying "cIick" sound.
Single pole, brown. (7-276).
Reg. Sc. TIC
Recessed Ceiling Fixtures.
Fits snugIy between joints
and flush ogoinst ceiling.
Ideal for low ceilings in
basement or ottic.
8"x8" or 6"x9" (7-3756).
Reg S425. S3.49
lC"xIO" or 8"xI2" 7-377.8).
Reg S4Q5. $3.99
"circIine" Ceiling Light H.
4O8) White e0omeI bose
with circular fIourescent
tube Ideal for kitchen, both,
IoundN Or recreation room.
Reg $3.50 S6.SS
Ceiling Fixture (7-46D, for
bedroom or dining room.
Storburst design on IA"
square bent gloss shode with
2 light sockets. Reg. $40
Sl.8S
Hall Light t7-485), Colonial
brQss holder with grope-de-
sign shode, ! light socket.
Reg $235, Sl.S8
Both Light Fixture 1851,
chrome plated holder, ideal
over medicine cabinet. ODoI
ond crystal shode Complete
with pull chain and cord.
Reg S245. Sl.S8
Ceiling Light (7-536), with
chrome -pIoted holder, round
crystal and white shade; 6"
diameter. Reg. $245. SI.S8
Slight Pole Lomp (7-884l
black shades and black pole
with bross middle section.
Make proc ticoI lighting
(shodes swivel for light
placement and puts q mod
ern elegant touch to your
room. Reg, 1896. S6.88
Post and Lontern (7-623),
for entrance lighting. Soys
WELCOME" to your guests.
Lantern is black with bross
trim and dull gloss shade.
Reg S695. Post is round and
black, 3" diameter (7-7l2).
Reg. S7.95. Both, Sll.88
Outdoor FIoodIieht Holder
7-630 complete with your
choice Of l50-wott outdoor
flood Or spot lamp. Reg.
S4.8O. 1888
"CovoIier" Home Borber
Set (7-853), complete with
clipper comb, oil, blade
guard, professional scissors,
3 cIip-on guides, blade
cleaning brush, 80" cord and
instruction chart. Reg. S798.
$6.49
Evening star., 1961-04-05
Growing Stock Not at Amacostia

$50 to g. Other Doys $50 to 6
ALEXANDRIA, ssI Duke St. bet Quicker Lone Teeoruph Rd
FALLS CHURCH. VA-Les Hwy and R sss mile from Corners
ROCKVILLE Mo-Sy-PO" and Washington st. P Garden $4,000
PRINCE GEORGES PLAzA-Hyuttsvile, Moryund
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Oak Gorden Stokes ll-l84)
6 high. Sturdy enough to
hold your biggest vege-
tobIes Bundle Of Is req.
$299. S2.45
Evening star., 1961-04-05
luon Mahogany PIywood

Loose-FilI RockwooI InsuIo-
tion. O2-l94), Eosy- to-pour
Jumbo bog for ottic insulo-
tion. Reg. 81 .29. 9ec
Evening star., 1961-04-05

l00-Ib. Bog Pure White"
Play Sond. Washed and purj-
fled. ooc
Evening star., 1961-04-05
All Metal Awning

As" width. For doors or win
dows. Dress up your home
outside - prepare for worm
weather. S4.49
Evening star., 1961-04-05
"CircIine" CeiIinq Lioht Il

4O8l. White enamel bose
with circular fIourescent
tube Ideal for kitchen, both,
laundry or recreation room.
Reg. $3.50 $3.50
Evening star., 1961-04-05

"CovoIier" Home Borber
Set 7-853) complete with
clipper comb, oil, blade
guard, professional scissors,
3 cIip-on guides, blade
cleaning brush, 80" cord and
instruction chart. Reg. S7.98.
$6.49
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Open a
Convenient
Charge Account
Plenty of
Free Parking
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Ceiling Fixture (7-46D, for
bedroom or dining room.
Storburst design on IA"
square bent gloss shade with
2 light sockets. Reg. S240
Sl.88
Evening star., 1961-04-05

Insulation Boord. (l2-l45l.
4'x8' sheets V" thick. In
suIotes as it cuts down noise
and beauties. Reg. S224
Sl.se
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Is
Cinderella
Tonight

A Fair Lawn, N. j., house
wife is living the legend Of
Cinderella this week. Swept
up in the excitement Of In
auguration Week, she is
realizing a lifelong ambition
TO attend the Inaugural
Ball.
For Mrs. Frances Wester-
man, the happy combination
of having wired floral con-
gratulations to Jacqueline
Kennedy and the new baby,
plus a remarkable resem-
blance to the new First Lady,
has brought her to Washing
ton for one magic week.
She and her husband, Sig
mund Westerman, are the in
augural guests of Florists
Evening star., 1961-01-20

Telegraph Delivery. through
the corporation OF Repre-
sentative Charles Joelson.
The westermans' busy week
includes ringside tickets to
the parade and tonight's In
augural Ball at the May
flower.
Evening star., 1961-01-20

DC DAR-Meeting at 1880
pm. at the Chapter House.
DC Chapter Kiwi Club
Luncheon meeting at 1890
pm. at the Old Club Restau-
rant, Alexandria.
keystone Chapter, DC
DAR-46th birthday party at
2 pm. at the Chapter House
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Meeting Set

Alumni Of Northern Vir-s
ginia Chapter of Mary WASH
ington College win hold O.
luncheon and business meet
ing tomorrow The event will
be held at 1880 pm. at Evans,
Farm Inn.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Reception Set

The New York State So
siety win hold q reception
tonight from $3.50 pm. to
1880 am. at the Presidential
Arms. The event is open to
the public.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
Anslin'lger
ToIdHe's
'Rehired'

United States Narcotics
Commissioner Harry j. Ans
linger revealed last night
that he'll continue in his job
In the new Kennedy admin
istration.
The revelation came in an
anecdote the Commissioner
told of himself at q party
given by New York Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Victor
Anfuso and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacques Leslie Of Los Angeles,
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. Anslinger was telling
about the day his phone rang
and the VOICE at the other
end said "I'm Jack Kennedy"
An Eisenhower appointee,
Mr.. Anslinger kidded back,
"And I'm Dwight Eisen-
hover" mo-" insisted the
voice. IT really am Kennedy.
I want you to know that
you're doing such q good job,
I want you to stay on"
Later that same day. Mr..
Anslinger said he got another
phone call from Robert Ken
nedy just after his brothers
announcement Of his desig-
nation as Attorney General.
did my brother get you?"
was the query.
Mr.. Anslinger was among
"the brave" as their hosts
called them who were able to
get to the party they had
planned In honor of POST
master General-designate and
Mrs. ]. Edward Day, and the
new Treasurer-designate Of
the United States. Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Smith.
The worsening weather kept
the Days away. but Mrs.
Smith made it's minutes
late after Q two-hour trip
from her Georgetown home
for the 6-to-8 event.
Mrs. Smith said that at
first she'd planned to attend
the Governors reception. IT
left the Mayflower at 3:15,"
she said. by 4:15, I gave UP
and headed for Georgetown
to get dressed for this party.
The pool car assigned me
didn't have chains. So we
came In the station wagon
Of my son-in-law and daugh-
ter (Mr. and Mrs. Robert w.
Gunns."
The very first guests Of
the evening were Vice Presi.
dent-elect and Mrs. Lyndon
johnson. With Q motorcycle
escort. they had been able
to get to the party on time.
the escort holding up on
coming traffic to allow their
car to snake its way through
the snow-clogged streets.
The hosts themselves made
1t to their own party just Q
few minutes before their dis
tinguished first guests. They
had been at the Governors
reception and since 1t was
impossible to get cabs, they
walked through the hotel ga
rage and down q long flight
Of steps to Calvert street and
thence across to the Shore
ham.
The Anfusos and the Les
lies expected 900 guests. Ap-
proximately 800 came, In
cluding New York's Mayor
and Mrs. Robert Wagner.
Los Angeles oil millionaire
and Mrs. Edwin Pauley, the
Greek Am b a SIS dor, the
Spanish. Danish and Lux
embourg Ambassadors and
their wives.
Calling in their regrets
because Of the impossibility
Of getting there were former
President and Mrs. Truman
and California Gov. and Mrs.
Pat Brown.
: 1 Probably the most disap-
pointed guests were a great
many postmasters who came
in hopes Of meeting their new
chief.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
CLUB
TOMORROW

Northern Virginia Alum
nae, Kappa Delta Sorority
Luncheon meeting at 1880
pm. at Hogate's, Parking
ton. Mrs. Maurice Wright, an
authority on handwriting
analysis. will be the speaker.
E Pluribus Ununi Chapter,
Evening star., 1961-01-20

Library.
DC POE Round Table
Founders Day tea from 2 to
4 pm. at the Walter Reed
Officers Club.
Sc. Chapter, WOmen's
American ORT-Card party
at 8 pm. at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Eugene Rosenberg.
Evening star., 1961-01-20
FUR COATS

Dyed Mouton Processed Lamb Coats-------Sale 88
Paste-dyed Muskrat Coats -----------Sdle l78
Black-dyed Persian Lamb Paw Coats s------Sale I98
Black-dyed Persian Lamb Coats-----------Sale 298
Tip-dyed Sheared Raccoon Goats 328
Letout-dyed Muskrat Goats --------------Sale 388
Ranch Mink Goat 1873
Ranch Mink Sides Coats 388
Black-dyed Persian Lamb Goats 448
Ranch Mink Coat t------------------------Sale 1873
Emba Autumn Haze Mink Coat 1898
Autumn Haze Mink Coat oat----------------Sale 1898
Arstocratc Ranch Mink Coat------------Sale 2698
Natural Nutria Coat at--------------------Sale 1898
Canadian Beaver Coat ----------------Sale 498
Matara-dyed Alaska Fur Seal Coat--.------Sale 898
Bleached Rose Beige Sheared Raccoon Coat Sale 498
Bege-dyed Otter Coat, Dawn Fox Collar Sale 598
Brazilian Ocelot Coat, Beaver Trim ------Sale SS8
FUR SCARFS
4-Skin dyed Squirrel Scarfs --------------Sdle 48
2-Skin Stone Marten Contour Scarfs- Sale ll8
3-Skin Baum Marten Scarfs- I28
3-Skin Stone Marten ScarfS- S-----------Sa I38
3-Skin Russian Sable Scarfs- 1913
Small Down Payment-l2 months to pay
Evening star., 1961-07-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD

ARL., N. Men only. Lunches
packed. Rees. rates; nr. transp.
Evening star., 1961-07-19

FURNITURE am rernov-
ing a 1-bedroom apt. Cou-
pie left area and deserted
furniture. There is an un-
paid balance due at $3.50
a month. Call Mr.. Gilbert,
1928 14th st. NV, Wash,
D. C. at DE 2-5098
Evening star., 1961-07-19
EFFIC., $500

1 rm.. hit, bath and dressing rm.
Isl Z Natl. NHfFlLhtgii REAtFY ~; Oi1s RE. 1881
EUCLID ST. NV, 1720-I room,
kit, share bath; $46 mo. Incl. ali
Manas.r Sfis To- or nsDfft cs DE- s's aEtssss,dent
Evening star., 1961-07-19

MR. NV qMiccokpr. NH. SsutsasS s.ssss.0 0iii's'
SECRETARY, DICTAPHONE - I'm
med. opening for secretary to
president and sales manager. Able
to assume responsibility, good
grammar and spelling; hours S-5.
but no "clock watchers" please!
Air-cond. office, soon to be COM
pletely remodeled. 5-day week.
Paid vacation and sick leave. SIS
to start: Free parking;