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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-06

The number of blasts that come
from auto horns in a traffic jam
is equal to the sum of the squares
on the wheels.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-06
MIR. PARTEE CALLED OUT

In two news stories recently
Wallace Partee, 331 E. 37th St.,
has been called William" Partee.
Mr.. Partee wants the world to
know his name is Wallace"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-06

1T is easier to build sound boys
and girls than to repair adults."-
Ray Winans, West Springfield
(Mass.) Record.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-06

"1lCl 1lC SCIlSCS
that purpose and
achieves it.
M any times,
however, it is diff
ficult for one to
discover exactly
what is his pur-
pose in life. Of
ten, while plagu-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-10-06
To
Think About
BY Maurice f. Whit

Last week I wrote that every
individual is born for a purpose
and becomes successful in life
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Mrs. CIopper
To Speak

Mrs. Raymond Clapper,
writer and CARE executive,
will be the speaker and honor
guest at the annual dinner
m Getting Of the Woman's
Democratic Club of Mont
gomery County, scheduled for
7p.m. Wednesday at the Ma
nor Country Club in Norbeck,
Md.
Olive Clapper is well known
in Montgomery County
where she and her late has-
band, columniSt r aymond d
Clapper, and their two chill
dren lived from 1929 to 1910.
Mrs. Clapper will tell Of
the goals of the Food for
Peace Council and CARE
programs, and relate some of
her overseas experiences. She
will also give sidelights Of
some Of the Democratic per-
sonalitites she has met.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

ed, can be worn under regu-
lar stockings, and today elas-
tic hosiery is so light weight
that it can sub for the reg
ular nylons.
If you wish to avoid vari-
cose veins, do not wear re-
stricting clothing. especially
round, elastic garters. Do not
sit for long periods with your
knees crossed. When sitting
Evening star., 1961-11-05
By JOSEPHINE LOWNIAN
Register and Tribune Syndicate


Varicose veins are q pain
in the leg to many women.
Not only are these unsightly,
but they can cause much dis
comfort.
So many young women
have varicose veins today. I
have not heard a medical
guess as to why this is. Ny
own guess is that one factor
may be the large families
young people are having to-
day. While many women
have several children without
developing varicose veins,
pregnancy is often a con-
tributing factor. AS a matter
Of fact some obstetricians
advise the use of elasti
stockings from the second
month on and for some time
after the arrival of the baby.
Many Causes
There are many causes for
varicose or enlarged veins.
Long hours of standing or
being on the feet, wearing
apparel which constricts the
veins and pregnancy all place
a strain on these blood YES
sells. Inheritance also plays
a part. Some folks are Just
born with stronger tubes.
Sometimes injections are
used and in severe cases the
veins may be removed by
surgery.
Varicosity can cause the
legs to ache and feel heavy.
1t can cause the ankles and
even the lower legs to swell.
Sometimes leg cramps are
due to varicosity. Varicose
veins are aggravated by weak
feet, or poorly fitted, uncom-
Portable footwear.
Treat Early
1t is important to treat
these liabilities in the early
stages. Elastic stockings
which often are recommend
Evening star., 1961-11-05
u. S. Stamps
To Be Discussed

The Army-Navy chapter of
the District Daughters of the
American Revolution will
meet at 1870 pm. Monday,
November IS, at the chapter
house.
Mr.. Franklin j. Bruins, di-
rector of the division of
philately Of the United States
Post Office Department, will
speak on United States
Postage Stamps Relating to
Army-Navy Figures of the
Revolution"
Evening star., 1961-11-05
WHY GROW OLD?
Treat Vqricose Veins Early

for some time get up and
walk about the room periodi-
cally. Take rest periods with
your legs elevated higher
than your hips. Take special
precautions during preg-
nancy. If you must be on
your feet a great deal, take
care that you wear shoes
which give you the proper
support.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

Mr. William Loew cosmopolitan authority to ode
individually and personally your coffe makeup
He will help you find new beautiful coming fashion
Mr. oew will show how for beauty salon
appointments Complimentary appointment
appointment with Mr. next please call the numbers
below
Chevy Qoseo oLNer4-
o Washington and Corners
Evening star., 1961-11-05

1t is important to treat
these liabilities in the early
stages. Elastic stockings
which often are recommend
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Walk Short CIeoror
Infants Wear
Second Floor, Washington OnI,

SeIOho TIOOII WoSnIn9lon Only
IS Infonts' 800 Cotton Terry Cloth, (streteh
nylon and ecttOn) PuIIovers with hood Postes.
20 Infcnts' ZOO Terry Cloth (streteh nyIon
and eottOn) Sun and Swim Trunks. PosteIs.
IS Girls s.Ss Short-SIeeve Orion AeryIic
Sweoters. PosteIs Sizes 3 to 6x----I.9S
2o-l.29 and l.4S Sleeveless Knit and Cot
ton Blouses. Broken Sizes 9oe
10 Boys 4.SS Cotton Cord Sport cOOts. Sizes
10 Boys 4.ss Cotton EtOn Suits. and 3, z.s6
3 Boys S.99 Summer Suits. 5 and 6 4.8s
20 Girls 5.9s to 500 Summer Dresses.
Broken sizes to Ok ------I.96 and 2.s6
Little Girls 7se NyIon Ponties. Solid color
pastel or white nyIon tricot ponties with dainty
lace or daisy applique trims Sizes 4 and s.
for 100; see
Infonts' Weor-Second Floor, Both Stores
Little Boys 2.ss Shorts and SIoeks. Cotton
khaki twill shorts and sloeks with Upper front,
full belt, elastic sides, four pockets three with
zippers to safeguard treosures). Sizes
w Va l.fI
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Foundations
Second Floor, Woshinoton Onl,

Second Floor, Washington Only
5.e5 Discontinued Ploytex Rubber Briefs,
cotton lined. White,
500 Fomous Make Short Cotton Bondeoux.
White. Broken sizes
7.5o Fomous MGke Longtime Bros. Broken
5.95 Lily Of France Stropless Bros. White
nyon lace Sizes 32A to 36C--2,97
l2.95 TO 1850 Fomous Moke corseIettes.
White, Vorious styles and fobrics. Broken
sizes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9.SS
$50 to 500 Fomous-Moke Cotton or NyIon
Bros. Broken sizes
S.95 TO S.s5 Discontinued Style Figure Builder
GirdIes, broken sizes---5.99t to 7.So
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Juniors Wear
Second Floor, Both Stores

oeCuTlu FIOOTI botn StoTeS
z.S9 and 3.9s Cotton BIouses and Bermudos
Solids and prints in assorted coIors. Broken
sizes to
s.SS Summer cottons. One and two-piece
styles, postels. Broken sizes to $3.50
S.s9 TO 1898 Swim Suits. Assorted fobrics
ond coIors. Broken sizes to IS ---7.SS
1895 TO 1885 Swim Suits. Assorted fobrics
and colors. Broken sizes 7 TO IS ---lo.es
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Linens & DOplleSficS
Street Floor. Both Stores

Street Floor, Both Stores
Seconds Of 1873 and S.98 coverIets. Attroc-
tive solid and floral coverlets in ossorted COL
ors. Quilted, some with scoIIoped EDGES, in
cotton and ocetote covers Twin or double
sizes at one low price 5.o9
Lightweight Cotton BIonkets. Handy 7Ox9o-
in. size and just the right weight for those
cool nights in the coming months. Multi
color plaid design 80
Cotton PereoIe Pilloweoses. CoIored scoIIoped
embroidery on white percole. CoIors, z for Sse
4:sS Summer BedspFeods. An assorted group
OF summer bedspreods in eoIorful potterns
Street Floor, Washington Only
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Girls Wear
Second Floor, Both Stores

Secono Ftoor, both stores
Pre-Teens' 2.Ss to 4.e9 Pedal Pushers, shorts
and tops. Broken sizes for 500
Pre-Teens' 3.99 to 5.99 Sun Dresses. Cotton
prints. Broken sizes so
PFe-IeenS 5.9S Z-Pe. Print Short Sets. Sizes
to IA 80
Girls 3.99 to 4.SS Summer Skirts. Full
or pleoted Styles Print or ploids 2.69
Girls I.99 Cotton Crop Tops, sleeveless shirts
and cotton knit T-shrts for 800
Girls 800 to 6.9s Swim Suits. Sizes 7 to II.
40o6 off and more
Girls 3.99 Tennis Dresses. Solids, checks or
condy stripes. All cottons-
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Nursery Furniture
Fourth Floor, Washington Only

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
1-4s.s5 Double Drop-Side Crib, wox birch
finished, floor somple 1888
1-z4.95 Gerry Crib; floor sompIe lo.S8
lass 'CoseO' Net Play Yard d----II.s8
1-l3.s5 Shopping Stroller with conopy, 6.Ss
l-l2.S5 lnnersprins Crib Mettress, soiIed,
6.SS
l-24s5 InneFsprins Crib Mottress; soiIed,
1888
loss Innersprins Crib Mottress, soiIed,
5.8s
l-ls.S5 InneEsprins Youth Bed Mattress,
soIled 9.SS
l-1l.S5 Cor Bed, chrome frame; floor SOM
pie, ---------- 5.8S
e-I.95 lntant Scots 4.S8
Z-9.95 Comfy Cory
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Mems Clothing
Second FIoor. Woshinaton onIy

3 Summer Suits in assorted Docron poIyester
blends. Shorts, l/35, 1879; Extro-lone, /4o,
,..-. 9.SS
Sport coots in pIoids ond checks. Regulars,
1877, 1913; Longs, T/37, l/38-----4.ss
7-3l.50 White Tux coots. Single breasted.
Regular, l/4o; Short, l/40; Longs, l/4O,
/44; extro-lones, l/40, 2/42-----I4.SS
lS-22.SS SeeFsueker Sport coots; wash ond
weor, Regulars, 1877, 2I38. 2/3e, 2/4o,
VA, VA; Shorts, 1888, 3/3e, 2I40;
Longs, 1913, l/4o, 1/42-
80 Poirs Wosh and Wear SIoeks. Polished
cottons and cotton cords; pre-cuffed; sizes
2o to SO woist- 90
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Hosiery

Street Floor, Both Stores
Full Foshion First QuaIity NyIons. Summer
Seamless NyIons. Good assortment of coIors
broken sizes. 79e
Knee High NyIOn Hosiery. Broken sizes,
Z Prs. 100
Evening star., 1961-07-27

from our Ie9uIoI STOCK OF WoSn- A0
able cotton. Sizes IA, l6, l8.
z for 500
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
Below Second Floor, Washington Only
zs-Youths' 1899 Summer Sport coots.
Colorful potterns Broken sizes 1000
1879 and 8.99 2-pe. cGbanG Sets. Fo-
nous make. Sizes to 20 in group
$3.50 and 4.ss Cotton Terry Cloth Pom
eho Shirts. Broken sizes s---------2.98
$3.50 Youths White Summer Sport coots.
Sizes to 20 in group p-------I5.9S
12-s.es and 1899 White Long Ponts Suits.
Broken Sizes 500
$3.50 Striped Sport coots. Docron poly
ester and cotton seersucker. Sizes 6, 8. II,
1873
6-l4.ss and 1899 Students White Sum
mer Sport coots Sizes l/3e; 5/4o 800
1888 z-pe. Deck Ponts and Shirt Sets.
Broken sizes
3z-z.99 Fomous Moke Cotton Summer Pa
iomos. Broken sizes
SS-2.98 Husky Jeans. Heavy cotton DENIM
Sizes s, 8, 10 and 2 only, l.5s or for 800
Sz-l.oS Cotton Denim Wosh Shorts. Sizes
I25-l.ss to s.ss Swim Trunks. Sizes to
20 in group. .----l.5S or Z for ). 90
Boys 1898 Bonlon Knit Shirts
Only l42 Washable, short sleeve
in woffle weave. Solid coIors. Full q A0
cut and weIl-toiIored Broken MOz0
sizes.
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor Arlington
Lingerie
Street Floor, Both Stores
2.99 and 3.99 Drip-Dry
Cotton SIeepWear
2.59
Z for 500
Gowns, boby dolls, espresso sets and tailored
poiomos in good assortment of coors and
sizes.
NyIon Trieot TaiIored Briefs, white and coors.
Sizes to for 100
2.os and 3.ee NyIon Trieot Slips, broken
sizes and coors- 2.5e, z for 500
Below Washington Only
5.s5 TO l2.95 Fomous-EAoke NyIon Treot
Lingerie. Broken assortment 3.99 to 500
Royon Mesh and Royon Tricot Briefs and
Ponfies, broken assortment. Eo., z for 90
3.9S Two-Pe. Cotton Knit Boxer Shorte
PoiOmo Sets, broken sizes--z.5s, z for 500
Evening star., 1961-07-27
S8c ToiIetry Buys!

Street Floor Washington Only
Lydia Grey Toilet Tissue. FocioI quality.
White, re-usobe poly bag rolls Sse
Lydio Grey FceiuI Tissue, 4oo's, white,
4 boxes SSe
Our Own Koy Ann Bubble Both Oil, choice Of
fragrance, full quort -------- SSe plus tox
Our Own Koy Ann Shompoo for oil hair tex
lures. Full quart 8Se
DeIsey Toilet Tissue, focioI quality, white or
colors, 900 sheets to roll for SSe
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Third Floor. Woshinoton Only
HO11leoUNfeS
Third Floor, Washington Only

TTITTU TTOUTf VVUSTITTIHIUTI OTIY
lo-4.9s 2-Qt. GuIvonized Metal Ice Cream
FreezeFS
$3.50 3-Pe. StoinIess Steel caFviRs Sets,
including knife, carving fork and steel
shorpener
6o-1.o0 to $50 Quilted Plastic AppIi-
once Covers, Bowl Covers, RotisseFie Covers,
in mixed coloTs ----49e and 100
5o-5.4e TO 5.9s Foney Decorated MetoI
Wostebaskets
l50-7.98 PIostie Shower curtoin Ensembles.
Discontinued potterns ------4.e9
9.o9 MetoI Window Canopy, u" wide, 500
Folding Laundry corts with Soft. pIostic
S'ONlSSIHle Z.fS
36-l.4S ironing Board Clothes Honser.
Holds 20 garments ----------------.s sse
l2-ll.s5 Adjustable Metal Window Shut
ters 299
Evening star., 1961-07-27
1.39 to 5.e8 Swim Cops
And Beach Boss
69t 70 .Ae

Fomous-noke soft rubber swim cops with
magic inner rim to keep voter out YOUR
wave in. Assorted styles, some with chin
stroPs. Beech, troveI and oII-purpose boos
in assorted styles and colors, some to notch
cops. Broken assortment. Limited quantities.
Konn's-Notions-Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Mems Furnishings
Street Floor, Both Stores
Fomous-Moke Denim SIoeks

Fomous-Moke Denim SIaeks
Originally 500. Eostcized woist-
band; Sonforized; a roomy pock- . mn
cts; Upper front; most all sizes SOz1
in group.
Walk Short Clearance
Limited quantity of famous make q AA
walk shorts. Broken Sizes H0Z2
Knit Shirt Clearance
Short sleeve knit shirts in quoIity
S-M-L in group. ASAA
Evening star., 1961-07-27
2.Q8 70 7.50 FumoUs-RAuke
7Qs TO 70

Fine quality nyon cotton brossieres featuring the
"eortine cup construction and other unique feotures
Some may be worn stropess Foam contour outlines
many styles to choose from in group Good selection
Of sizes.
-Notions-Steet Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1961-07-27
China Department
Third Floor. Wnshinnton OnIu

Third Floor, Washington Only
,27-7ee Porfoit Closes 25e
1913 coIOred Footed BrGndy InhoIers
l1-s.sS Laxy Susons, large size, California
SSidIihS, 0.S6
4-l2.S5 MeImGe Plastic Services for 4 Stort-
eE Sets
1873 White Pottery cosseroIes with con-.
oe "oIIHS! .S6
4-s.9s White Ceramic Lobster, chip and
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Young Jr. and Teens 7.99
and 500 Summer Shoes

FIots and little heels in white, bone,
lilac, green. Broken sizes 4h to o99
10 in the group.
Fourth Floor Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Costume JelUeIH'y
~ plus tux

Comparable TO 200 values. Necklaces,
bracelets, earrings and pins in dozens of diff
ferent styles. White, light and dark coIors.
Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Clearance! Women's
Famous Make Shoes

A big selection of spring and summer styles
to choose from. Broken sizes 4 to 10, AAAA
r
Evening star., 1961-07-27


Semi-AnnuoI Sale!
Girls Stride Rite Shoes
Reg. $50 to s.ss 500
Discontinued styles. Straps In white, black
patent, red, brown Oxfords in black nyIon
velvet. Broken sizes ehdrens 8h to large
subteens' 7.
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
Teens, Women's 4.99
and $50 Summer cosuoIs
Leather and strow cosuoI shoes in = AA
assorted eolors Broken sizes 40. SOZZ
Young Jr. and Teens 7.99
and S.9o Summer Shoes
FIots and little heels in white, bone,
liIoc, green. Broken sizes 4h to k.99
II in the group.
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
3.99 Muu-Muu BIouses
AII-cotton, jewel nec<Iine bIouses
Short and three-quorter sleeves . "a
White and prints. Sizes 81 to 36. ~oAA
Neckweor-Street Floor, Both Stores
2.99 Jomoico Shorts
Affection shorts with Upper side
cIosnes, woistbonds ond BELTS q AA
Solids and prints. Sizes 10 to Ia wO22
IN the group.
Budget Sports--Street Floor, Both Stores
Book Clearance
SS<.a
4 for IIs
Large assortment of publishers remoinders,
nnony one of title and classification. Fic-
ton non-ficton and q limited quontity of
juveniles.
Street Floor, Washington Only
Summer Furniture
Fourth Floor, Washington
Lower Level, Arlington
$500 Bunting Innerspring
choises
Just IS! 6-tt. innersprno
choises thot adjust to 5 po-
sitions. 20" overall width;
oluminum frame; onodized
orm rests; rubber tired
wheels; Nochmon Peerless wW AW
innersprine cushions. Red or HAOZA
green on white background.
S.9e Bunting Stack Chairs
Just so! Sturdy rust-proof
stack chairs ideal for patio or
porch. Lightweight, with alter
note type Soron webbing. YELL 4 AZ
low or green. ~sA
1925 Bunting Metal.
Umbrella TobIes
AZ" white enamel umbrella to-
bles with WIDE -spreod non-tlt
legs. Ideal for outdoor dining q AY
etc. OsTS
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Boys 2.99 Deck Pants

From our reeuIor stock Of wosh- 20
able cotton. Sizes IA. l6, l8.
far 500
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Teens, Women's 4.99
and $50 Summer cosuuIs

Leather and strow cosuoI shoes in = AM
assorted colors. Broken sizes 49, SOZZ
Evening star., 1961-07-27
o.q9 pr.
7.99
5.oq
500
Fabrics

l4.99 Busken CosuoIs 1.e9
Evening star., 1961-07-27
3.99 Muu-Muu BIouses

Affection, jewel neekIine bIousss.
Short and three-quorter sleeves. . 0G
White and prints. Sizes 81 to 36. \oA
Neckweor-Street Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1961-07-27

AZ" white enamel umbrella to-
bles with widespread non-tilt
legs Ideal for outdoor dining, 8.GY
Evening star., 1961-07-27
Semi-AnnuoI Sale!
Girls Stride Rite Shoes
Reg. $50 to s.ss 500

Discontinued styles. Strops In white, black
patent, red, brown. O>fords in black nyIon
velvet. Broken sizes ehiIdren's ah to large
subteens' 7.
Fourth Floor, Washington;
Second Floor, Arlington
Evening star., 1961-07-27
BOYS 1898 BonIon Knit Shirts

Only l42. Washable, short sleeve
in woffIe weave Solid coIors. Full q M
cut and weI-toored. Broken MOZ0
sizes.
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star., 1961-04-02
c. of Opposing
FHALoun Curbs
Near Andrews

The Chamber of Commerce Of
Southern Maryland has set up
a committee to work with cit
liens groups near Andrews Air
Force Base to protest Federal
Housing Administration loan
limitations in the area.
According to Thaddeus Ko-
walski, secretary of the busi-
ness group, the FHA is not
guaranteeing loans for homes
near a recently completed run
way. The FHA, he said. issued
a statement to this effect last
month.
Marion West Of Alb Silver
Hill road, an attorney and
member Of the Chamber Of
Commerce, was appointe d
chairman of a committee which
will work with citizens associa-
tions in Forestville, North For
estville and District Heights in
opposing the FHA stand.
Other members of the COM
mittee are William H. Brooke of
Upper Marlboro, vice president
of the Suburban Trust Co. Of
Upper Marlboro: Benjamin ST.
mon, an Adelphi attorney, and
Andrew Moore, a Distric t
Heights realtor.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Easter Floods, Snow
Hit South, Northeast
BY the Associated Press

Heavy rains floods and record April scattered
Easter weather misery the South and East yesterday
While Southeastern Iowa residents appeared to have won
weekong siege by River at Cedar Rapids spring
Evening star., 1961-04-02
johnson Off to Senegal, ,
; European Countries

cabinet members, agency chiefs
and armed forces secretaries
asking their help in ending Job
discrimination because of race,
creed, color or national origin. "
1t called attention to Mr..
Kennedy's executive order,
which becomes effective We'd
nesday and gives the PreSi-
dents Committee on Equal En-
ployment Opportunity broad
powers to enforce anti-dis-
elimination orders on Govern
ment jobs and contracts.
Mr.. johnson asked each Gov
ernment chief to take three
steps in each department and
agency:
l. Designate principal COM
pliance officer so that the
committee personnel may start
working with him as early as
possible"
2. Survey employment and
contracts within each agency
and report to the committee
the program by which you
propose to meet the individual
problems which you may en-
counter in achieving maximum
effectiveness in carrying out
the order"
3. Recommend early steps
the committee can take to
speed the process of achieving
nondiscrimination in operation
of our Government"
Evening star., 1961-04-02
CosoIs, "a, Wife, "a,
Visit New York City

NEW YORK, April l (AP)
Cellist Pablo Casals paid a rare
but brief visit to New York to-
day and displayed the vacation
enthusiasm Of a youngster for
the trip he has embarked upon
He is "a.
The Spanish-born musician
arrived by plane from San
Juan, Puerto Rico, on his way
to Tokyo for a three-Week visit
and subsequent trips to Italy
and Israel.
Accompanying him were his
wife, Marta. "a, and his 23-
year-old japanese proLe ege,
Takeichiro Hiria. Mr.. Casals
said he will introduce Hirai to
his own people in a tour OF
Japan.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Mostly
sunny and cool today. high in
the low sos. Sunny and slowly
rising temperatures tomorrow
High and low of last "a hours:
high, SO, at 3 pm. yesterday;
low, 40, at 6 am. yesterday.
Maryland-Mostly sunny in
south and east, partly cloudy
in northwest today, windy and
cool. High in the SOS except
in the 40s in the northwest.
Mostly sunny and slowly ris-
ing temperatures tomorrow.
Virginia - Mostly unny,
windy and cool today. High,
SIS to so in southeast and as
to 81 in west and north. Mostly
sunny and slowly rising tenn
peratures tomorrow.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Small craft warn
ings are displayed, with gusty
northwest winds IS to Is knots,
Visibility over 8 miles.
River Report
Potomac River muddy at Harper's
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls: Shen-
andoah muddy at Harper's Ferry,
Evening star., 1961-04-02

that the Army was discourag-
ing or forbidding supervisory
or management personnel from
joining unions of their choice.
1--WE will match our labor
management policy against any
other department or agency"
Mr.. Mullaly said.
THE case of Mr.. Hart, who
is a very brilliant Army Off
cial, is a special one," Mr.. Null
laly said. AS deputy civilian
personnel director in the Sig
nal Corps, he is in the position
where the interests of manage
ment may sometimes be diff
ferent from those of the AFGE
We merely discussed the stu
alton with him and suggested
that he consider whether there
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Continued temperatures Atlantic
States showers expected the Northern Atlantic States The
Great Lakes region the Pacific Northwest
through parts of Northern Plateau Plains
showers forecast
Central Plateau eastward
Mississippi Valley and Southern Atlantic Staes-AP WiephOO Map
Evening star., 1961-04-02

Tide Tables
FURNISHED by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High -- S:37 am. Q:15am
Low - 3:10R.m. 3:42 am
High -------- 900 pm. 9:39 pm.
Low - 342p.m 4:l9pm
For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
from the above:
Annapolis, 5M hours; Bloody Point
Light, 41a hours; Colonial Beach. 8
hours; Deale, 4la hours; Solomon's
Island. ga hours; Point Lookout. IN
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight ---- 40 Noon ------ as
am. - 40 4 pm. 80 so
8 am. --- AZ s pm. -
Record Temperatures for the Year
Highest, 81. on March 6.
Lowest I. on February L.
The Sun and the Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today 5.52 am. 6:32 .. m.
Sun tomorrow 5:51 am. 6:33 pm.
Moon today S:09 pm. 6:5l a m.
Automobile lights must be turned on
"a hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
BY the Associated Press

Lyndon B. johnson left yes
terday for an expanded over
seas trip-his first as Vice
President-that will touch At
RIGA, Switzerland, France and
Spain.
Mr.. Johnson's primary pur-
pose is to represent the United
States at the independence
celebration of Senegal, the
former French colony on At
rica's Atlantic coast. The add
ed stops were announced yes
terday Just before he left. He
planned an overnight stop at
Puerto Rico before going on to
Africa.
An aide said President Ken
nedy has asked Mr.. Johnson to
go to Geneva to confer with
Arthur Dean, United States
representative at the nuclear
test ban talks now going on
there.
The President also asked him
to meet in Paris with Gen.
James M. Gavin, the new United
States Ambassador to France,
and Gen. Lauris NorStad, Com
mander Of the North Atlantic
Organization Treaty Forces.
The visit to Spain was added
at the request of Secretary of
Defense Mcnamara. Mr.. John
son will inspect defense install
lations there. The Vice Presi-
dent will return to the United
States by the end of the week
Mr.. Johnson and his wife
were seen off at Andrews Air
Force Base yesterday afternoon
by G. Mennen Williams, Assist
ant Secretary of State for Afri-
can Affairs.
Mr.. Williams, who recently
returned from an African tour
told Mr.. Johnson, II am awfully
glad you're going. I think it
will do a lot of good"
In addition to personal aides,
several Peace Corps officials
were travelling with Mr.. John
son on his Air Force jet.
Just before he left, Mr.. John
son made public a letter to all