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Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist. Mfr. List sac .sB EASY Super
De Luxe "COmb0mstic" Washer
Dryer COmbinatio with separate
wash and rinse temperature con-
trolls. Silver Spring &9A0
only ~
Dist. Mfr. List S20.0S EASY Auto.
matte Washer, multi-cyele, TEN.
perature control. Silver G1@0
Spring Only-------~ ~bVO
Dist..Mfr. List 1eo.s5 FRIGID.
ARE De Luxe Automatic Dryer
with temperature &190
control ~S@S
Dist.-Mfr. List 1898 FRIGID.
ARE AutOm0tlc Gas Dryer with
porcelain interior. Silver coo
Spring only nly---------- Wv
Dist. mfr. List 220.08 FRIGID-
ARE De Luxe Automatic Dryer
with porcelain top, temperature
eontrOl. automatic dry. STA
Silver Spring only ----- VIE
Dist. Mfr. List 2Ie.9B FRIGID.
ARE Automatic Washer with soak
cycle and temperature SEE fA0
lector. Silver Spring only ~sTS
Dist. Mfr. List 240.96 FRIGID.
ARE Automatic 2-cycle washer,
3 ring agitatOT, tenn. G1A0
perature control ----- ~bTS
Dist. Mfr. List 398.05 FRIGID.
ARE Custom Imperial Automatic
Washer with program cOmputer
for perfect automatic &1Q@
washing and rinsing ~US0
Dist, mfr. List 1898 FRIGID.
ARE Portable Automatic E190
DishwasheF " ~b&O
Dist. mfr. List 258.95 FRIGID.
ARE Portable Dishwasher, front:
place settings with swirIing water
action, double action drain guard,
3 rinses, 2 Poll-0ut racks Of vinyl
coated plastic, converts quickly
and easily TO undercOunteF dish.
washer. Silver Spring Goo
only ----------------$I00
Dist. mfr. List 32o. .s6 PREWAY
Undercounter DishwasheF GAO
with 2 racks %IP0
Dist. mfr. List 100. .95 WEsTING-
HOUSE Portable Auto &I19T
matte Dishwasher %1VB
Dist. mfr. List 2i9.96 WESTING.
HOUSE Portable DISH eco
washer with Micsrta top Viva
Dist, Mfr. List 339.95 WESTING-
HOUSE Undercounter GIFT
DiShwasher ------ WIZ
Dist. mfr, List 1895 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Portable coo
DishwasheF ---- ~s6S
Dist. Mfr. List 250.06 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Imperial Portable
DiShwasher with spray &f00
Dist. mfr, List 254.06 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Under efEE
counter DlShWAsher WV
Dist. Mfr. List 3B4.06 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Imperial Under
counter DishwasherI Dial-A.Cycle
model with 2 large, square roll
out racks, spot.free rinsing, mod.
ern fiberglAs &9A0
lubeEIOE
Dist. Mfr. List 349.05 RCA
WHIRLPOOL Imperial Under
counter DiShWasher, with 2 sep
arate roIl-out. racks, positive lock
handle built-in S1A9
heater
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist..Mfr. List 2Ss!sS sTEELAdAN self-cOntalned
sseree H:n with :oIwatt dual channel amDliiies;
Dist. mfr. List 1895 sTEELMAN sslf-eentslnsd
channel smDIifier, speakers, indi- &f90
viduaI sound eentrOIs. Silver Spring snly-- ~1&S
Dist Mfr List 2SsSS ZENITH ssIf-eontsined stsreS
eonsols With sDesksFs, 4-:Ieed ehsnger. S4.w.H
Dist Mfr. List sOes6 ZENITH full ,sterse Hi-FI
automatic changer, SDeakerS blond coo
flniSh. Silver Spring Only---------E---- ~VS
Dist..Mfr. List SSo.sS ZENITH AM-FM stereo con:
s:ls, ,Isaas.; nsISGins l:nsh WoST:T 41spesS
HaDDhHs needles
DIST: MT: Lis. 7soSc ZENITH Traditional dee.E.:
weed vsnsers. AM:FM 81. radic, s0.WAn outpSt; 4
4 speakers ineludnE horn-drfveT units ~VVV
Dist Mfr List s4ss6 wEBCoR selS-eontaIned AM (,
4;.pssa a. sutcn,tis ehaGEsT. TSSsFfuI AM S151
Dist. mfr. List ssses wEBcoR H.r console
with AM-FM radio, 1s-Watt output, 4. {e120
speed "dagie Mind" changer I%S
ss: Hs Last sSSS sS,ss SSS @
pi.t..Mfr; List :Is;ss wEsTINGEoUsE sttrso
SSianse es.tro. new sS1nS TsvsrberatiSn SfST
control Silver Spring only------I----- ~s@S
ITsditio9al seIf;contalned steTee Hl-H gith An;
cS.rnsI soa o1tsIt sei snS Tsots Hr.sfsr
attachment. AFC control radiO Ma GIT
Dist-Mfr. List ssss5 WESTINGHOUSE Imperial
Provineisl Self -ccntaIned AM-FM stereo Comblna:
SSStDSt: speaker, snuicsss AM.iM raSi' SsessS
with diamond stylus lus---------------- ~~SS
~ sSSSs s;.Y.. S.mSS.. Sss.
tion in genuine maple cabinet, 30-waN o1tput 8
radio. 4-Speed automatic changer with E9NR
diamond stylus VSOO
Contemporary f-C0ntained AM jim stereO Conn
sS.sf.rs a sues. AMFM Tsdc stsreS Ssam.:
control 4-Speed automatic changer with SSAA
plst-Mfr. List SsS.9s WESTINGHOUSE AMIN
stereo Con:Se, TaEniiissnt Imperial PESVinei,l
I'M rsdis custom, 3-sDeed record changer with
ToofsT, 2 midTsuSS ana : tweeters. dual Sa0Q
channel smDlifier with 6O-WAu peak ~VVV
Dist. MIR. List 7so.sS WESTINGHOUSE AMIN
stsrec Ccn!cIs with sound r.ysrbtr.ticn e eSntrCl
fabulous modern genuine walnut cabinet. 1OO-Mnn
sisaosd .tslus, spssisrs inelSSiSs two IL iusS
woOferS: two 7-nch mldranEe speakers and
horn driver tweeteFs simuIeast AM-FM radio,
reverberation gives dramatic concert han EA@@
Dist Mfr List 70D.0S WESTINGHOUSE Imperial
Provincial eelf-COHtained AM-FM stereo COmbina-
tlOn in genuine cherry cabinet 1O0.wat output,
BtereO balance and sound TeveTberation controls.
SpeskeTs simuleast AMIN radio, 4-speed EAa0
automatic ehsngeF with diamond stylus VT0V
DIST MFR. List s7oe. 90 ZENITH AM-FM seli-cen-
tatned Stefeo, genuine fine wood finish so.
watt output, contemporary decorator cabinet, q
speed changer with diamond stylus, G@AA
speakers including horn-driver units WITT
Dist mfr. List a9s.S6 ZENITH AMIN Stereo Com
blnAtl0n with 00-Watt output. speakers, presence
eontrOl 4-sDeed automatic changer, G1ec
record stoTage space WV
Evening star., 1961-02-19
Sl3I3 II7R CONSOLES

eSsnasI ..Fss HIF .s.:nSs iii 'Hs M
Wsts OTsDSt; A1,DieG sAanSer AsHSy;dS!S sSHstent
eluded. Contempsrsry style In blend. eaA
Dist -Slfr Llst 4O9!sS ADMIRAL saal channel I've.
Ss 1S .s.uS. sn'@s .s1s
duty 4.sDees tuEHsssle. ;eWelea needles. Super
trS ccntemScrs1y stSi. R''S cabinet. inSss efcc
and output Stere0 jsekS-------------- ~IVU
Dist. Mfr List 33s!s6 ADMIRAL 2-snit stsrss en-.
:s%S ssaa:,. In ,S. s.s TTSSS Iish saS'5s
4-SDesd changer. Silver sDTing onIy------ ~SSO
D:.: III s.: .S;
With new Dantem third channel, speSkerSs heavy
sS. Hfc s:no S fM sss.. SeSsr eS.
troll ProviSsisi STYLE cabinet. Pnp1S sSd Sf0a
output steEeO Jacks Silver SUring only WV
Dist..Mfr List sss.sS ADMIRAL .-unit st.r.s
contemporary cabinet A-sDeed ehanssF. eiE0
Silver spring emily ------------------- Viva
two-DIecs AM-FM steree ensemble. 6-stSEee speakers
i.aT.DSIs moteT. ,sSsisd needles. SSanton' tSss
sAiseS AMfM .1s.s .its saaafs Afc
control on FIN. CcntemDsEsry style cabinet &o10
Dist. mfr, List 2is.SS OLYMPIC AM.FM .stsrss
with As R.PM. spindle. @altiSIs SSsSEsrS. G1sa
self cOntstned ~tSO
style semgIete tWo.la.onS sterse Ai;n With
li.t.sds.; List 1885 sTEELl1AN .ssIf-sontsinsa
AMIN rsdio 30-wsGt output, 8 speakers. S-Spsed
automatic ehsngeF, diamond stylus and Hf00
visual balance meter --.------------ WV
Dist-Mir. Lis. eeesS sTEELAIAN Ssls.eontainsd
SGi. 4.speed GaraTa cSanSsr ~itS diamond styIus,
tive l6-inch woeisFS, hoFn.tyDs tWseteFS, N901
almulaesst AMIN EadiO--------------- ~SSt
Dist mfr. List 1895 srEELMAN 9. eAa
speaker cempSnion spsakeT------------ W"
Dist .AIs. Ll.t $3.50 DYNAMIC .lf:eontsined AM
speakers. chance stSi1s. s5-ESn Output Soe
Silver Spring only y-------------------- ~So
conSinasiOn 1'' vita SS' AHfM.sW 's TaSfo '' eSSn
speed auto changer. multiple SDeakerS---- ~S@O
Dist; ;Mfr; List 2sesS s.i:sontained stsreo Hi.FI
cSmelnasicn eth AM.FM:SW E1dio, t-Ipeed auto
CUT -----------------------
Lis. s1sSS 81 SESEEAt ELECTRI .s.so
erS. dual channel ampIifeT, diamond edo
stylus with AMIN radio ~IUU
Dis. .Mfr; List a4S.ss OLYMPIC ausl channel SELF
net 4::DssS sSto ehsnIsr. so.Wa.s output u .
speakers, record comDenSatOF. Silver eco
nH ----------------------- wv
Dist. mfr. List 3Oo.05 OLYMPIC steFeo equIppea
radio phOnO combination with 1l.tube AMIN
TSdio. 19-Watt output, A-SDeed autO chang. e00
or, speakers, In blend. Silver sDrins oAly @SO
Dist..Mfr. List a40.SB OLYMPIC sslf.eontained AM.
FM 0eeroo combination with speakers, 30-WaH
eutput, A-sDeed changer. nodsFn IObov S1A0
cabinet ~UTO
Dist. mfr. List 1895 sTEELAAN e:speskeT con-
Danion with tive I6.ineh W00ferS and hoFn. eRR
type tweeteTs. Silver Spring 0nly-------- %UV
Dist..MfF. List 00.0S sTEELMAN 4-speaker
auxiliary speaker enclosure Silver SDrinG ear
DISt..Mfr List 1895 STEELMAN 6.epeakeP
auxiliary speaker enclosure Silver Spring eAA
only VT
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist. mfr. List 350.95 sYLvANIA
23.In. De Lake LOBBY Style Cab
met with twin speakers, HAlOlite,
ons.set fine tuning. tone control.
screen. Silver SprinG e100,
only 0lOO
Evening star., 1961-02-19

THE SUNDAY STAR
WGshisstoS, D. G., FsbSV0V ~, 1861
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist. Mfr. List 30S. 90 RCA VICTOR
23.Ineh TV Console In Authentic
French Provincial cabinet Of fine
wood VeneeRs; 3-speakeF panoramic
sound, fine control, One-Set fine
tuning. Silver Spring N940
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist. MFR. List 1895 VISITING.
HOUSE 17-In. Ultra Slim Portable
TV with ll0-degree Alum-e 4 no
iniSed tube SbVS
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist..MfE. List 1895 wEsTING.
house 21-In. Model TV with alum
iniSed tube, filter screen, ef90
xaahhntfon aff.an SHES
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist. Mfr; List 3ls.ee ADMIRAL
Sele Nv with tsp.fPOnt controls,
push.pull Off-0a cOntHOl, tOne cen.
tr0lI twin speakers, 10000 volt
power transformer chassis, alum.
i,;t.s iUi.sd tub. tube and S160
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist. Mfr. List 329.8 RCA VICTOR
De Luxe Console Tv with aluminiSed
tube, filter screen power trans.
former chassis. Silver Gf9T
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist. MIR. List 200.06 sYLvANIA
23-In. Console nv in IS-boy styIe
cabinet with twin speakers. top
tuning. 1IO degres AIuminised tube
and filter efeH
screen StVV
Evening star., 1961-02-19

Dist. Mfr. List 2so.eS EMERSON 1.
HIP, 71s-Amp. Air Conditioner with
1000 BTU, air dlrectional louvers,
2-speed fan, squirrel cage blower,
able to easement &11Q
NlndOMa WV
Evening star., 1961-02-19

iSt.-Mfr. List 5000 RCA VICTOR
2l-In. Color TV Console with sim
pllfied eelor.auick tuning, LIGHTED
channel indicator, Dull-push Off-On
StAy-set volume e0ntEOl, 2-sDeakeP
balanced fidelity I'm sound, p0weF
transformer chassis. Silver GA90
Spring ~P6O
Evening star., 1961-04-29
PostedWaII Fabrics

Amateurs should cut all the
strips necessary for an en-
tire wall before proceeding.
To get a plumb line, mea-
sure a point 81 inches from
the door or window you've
selected as the beginning of
your project. Tie a fork or
other weight to a string on
the wall at a point near the
ceiling at the mark you've
made. Take the strip you've
moistened with a wet sponge
and line up the side with the
plumb line. Brush the top
into place at the ceiling with
a little overlap. Unfold the
bottom two-thirds and brush
it to the wall. The center
section should then be brush
ed with an outward motion.
Remove plumb line after first
strip is put up.
Core at Joints
Brush the wall fabric into
ceiling joint and crease with
scissors. Pull it away from
the wall Just enough to per-
NIT cutting it along the
crease line. Follow the same
procedure around doors and
windows.
The edge of the first strip
is your guide for succeeding
strips, each new strip should
be tightly butted against the
adjacent strip, taking care
that a perfect pattern match
is made. Open seams may
be butted by pushing strips
together with your hands.
These new wall fabrics are
ideal for use in heavy traffic
areas because they can be
washed clean with soapy
water. Unusual colors, tex
lures and patterns are avail
able combining durability and
attractiveness.
Evening star., 1961-04-29

KENWooo AREA sPEcTAcULAR!-THIS ONE CANNOT LAST
~ Has TO The BEST RAMBLER VALUE on THE PRESENT
MARKET!-56l0 DURBN RoAD-oPEN TODAY & SUM- Is
Consider it from oil Wide
center ho v oppox 5x22, separate full size din rm
with fireplace ond bor large screened porch
buitn 9uroee. CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING! Wonderful
closets Beautiful lot 7ox63 very choice eoen location
MAKE OFFER IN MID 3os AND SEE WHAT HAPPENS! Bradley
Blvd post Kenwood. risht Durbn NJ Block EE 8.l5s0
Evening star., 1961-04-29

BEAUTIFUL NEW 4-BEDRooM SPLIT LEVEL-oN IA ACRES
IN PoToMAC-PERFECT SETTING AMONG MANY TOWER
ING OLD SHADE TREES-PRcED AT S44,50o-s4oe GREAT
FALLS RoAo-oPEN TODAY 6 SUN, l-6-You con hardly
Imagine perfect home setting On the Of beouti-
u wooded knoll with Just the right elevation Nice views every
direction The trees wonderful Home big and spueous
includes oso large tomY baths, basement with fire
place. 2cor butin eoroee All bedrooms level!
Ideal location within o minutes shopping Potomac elementary
ond swim club River Rood TO Potomac intersection left on
Falls Rood 70 home left Mr. Meuse, OIL. 4-2575.
Evening star., 1961-04-29

LARGE ONE FLOOR HOMES ARE VERY SCARCE IN THE BEST
SECTIONS OF NORTHWEST D. c.-HERE IS A SUMPTUoUs
PARK!-PRIcED IN MID 40s-6SiS OREGON AVENUE NV
OPEN SUNDAY. l5-In the beautiful Hawthorne section of
dining Large OII-eIece kitchen lovely bedrooms ~
buth Recreation with fireplace 2eur soruee Delightful
woodland setting The interior picture Of perfection! Should
sell fust! Conn Ave, right Nebraska LETT on Oregon
Mr. Morris o. 4-0027
Evening star., 1961-04-29

cLosE-N CHEVY cHASE-LAFAYETTE, BLESSED SACRAMENT,
DEAL WILSON, ST. JOHNS ScHooLS-5 BEDROOMS, FULL
BATHS, HALF BATHS-S29 r5oo-53oo 18th STREET-oPEN
TO-DAY SUN, l6-Fine brick Colonial with heovy sute roof
Completely edeeoroted Ond vacant Poneed reereoon with
fireplace Bun garage Delightful porch OveoOks Rock Creek
Park und beautiful estate Conn Ave. right Nebraska rioht
Military, right 18th Mr.. Borrow oL 6-5l22
Evening star., 1961-04-29
By VIVIAN BROWN
AP Newsfeutures Writer

Are the new pre-pasted
wall fabrics easy to apply?
They are if directions are
followed, and the one messy
step in wall covering, apply
ing adhesive, is completely
erased. 1t will appeal to the
man who doesn't like to get
involved with paste when do
ing a home project, and it
is a breeze for the lady of
. the house who can tell a
plumb line when she sees one.
; Scissors, brush, bucket,
sponge, water and a ladder
, put you in business. The key
to the whole job is wall prep
aration, a must when any
: new surface is to be applied.
Wash greasy wall surfaces
with ammonia solution, fol-
low with clear water and dry
: it. Dull any glossy paint sur
, faces with a paint and var
,nish softener, steel wool or
sandpaper. Repair cracks
with patching plaster or
spackling compound. smooth
ing with sandpaper as you
= would if you were painting
the wall.
= 1t is a great temptation
when a covering has sub
/. stance to let 1t cover the mul-
titude of tiny cracks that re-
quire mending. But it will not
give you a good job.
Evening star., 1961-04-29
Do First Strip Right

: Put all your effort into the
first strip you apply, and the
Others will fall into proper
place. Professional wall COW
erers like to start at a door
or window to make the Job
easier. They cut the fabric
"a few inches longer than
necessary. and they unroll
strips alongside each other
to make sure the pattern
matches when they cut it.
Evening star., 1961-04-29

NEW HOME ON ACRES IN PoToMAc-Io8z4 FOX HUNT
lANE-oPEN TO-DAY & SUNDAY, l-6-certuny one Of the
roneher in choice ocoon Splendid quality by prominent
builder Center enonee foyer 262 living roOm
onn9 room, oil electric kitchen; bedrooms Plus tommy
ALL ON ONE FLOOR ga bohs Recreation ond 5th
bedroom lower level out Of ground diversified 2eor butn
sorose Priced OF 5950 River Rood beyond Fos Rood inter
section TO Fox Meadow sign, left to Fox Hunt Lone Mr. Boz
EN- 5.3368
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
LOST

CONCRETE VIBRATOR. serial No.
Silver Spring. EN- 3-49S4.
DOG, beagle, female, black, white and
tan, open marked; lost vic. College
Park; reward. EN-. 1891 or WE.
DOG. part chihqahua-fox terrier, rust
and white. male; vic. Boiling AFB.
10. 2-7353.
DOG, German shepherd, male: black
from injured left front paw: missing
since Thurs, vic. Broyhill Park. JE.
4-1660.
DOG German Shepherd, male, Fritz, !"
c cIaicE SILVER and tan chokeT chain
cense. family pet REWARD. Ais
or Me3 WI. ee IS NSnS'ns'0A' 94S-''So
DOG. toy collie, tri-color; Lake Jack
son. Aug. "A; reward. Call VII
s s.S37S or Manassas Va" EN-.
DOG hG PE %aI bs beagle
ave. and Brookyille: OIL. 2-3O75.
S reS SsPdoN' PAUL. A iio.ne 5-4 SIS.
KEY CASE. blue with white buttons,
: keys: Silver Spring. Call TU.
PARAKEET. chartreuse green, banded,
American University Park. Call WO.
6-9O29.
SERVICE REVOLVER, Colt, .3S caliber
ser. No. 647325; lost Monday Sept
4 Contact P E. WASHINGTON,
AID. 4-25T9. 8"
SIAMESE CAT, male, wear old; mr..
Gould I'd, Wheaton. Call VIII. 2-7195
SIAMESE CAT. male, mos. old, white
with lilac points: lost in Kensington
Md. Reward. 10. 5-1S2l, VIII. 2-95S3
WALLET, ladys, with watch attached
blue; important papers and iden. of
Navy Medical Bureau; left in phone
booth Peoples DRUG Store. I'D and
E SITS. NV. Keep money, I will give
liberal reward. MISS T. FLORI,
NE. S-0340. after q pm.
WATCH. white gold, ladys, Hamilton;
Mheaton Plaza area; reward Call
JU. 9-S4l3.
WATCH, lady'S, Hamilton; vicinity
1000 blk. H NV. (GWU). Phone
-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Senate Approves
u. S. Aid to Build
Wilson Memorial

A Woodrow Wilson memorial
could be built in Washington
with the help of Federal funds,
under a bill passed by the
Senate yesterday.
Senator Robertson, Demo
crat of Virginia, successfully
moved to lift from the legisla-
ton a ban on the use of Fed
eral money for a Wilson Mem
orial.
Senator Miller Republican of
Iowa, said he had a clear un-
derstanding as a member of
the Rules Committee, however,
that the memorial, if it were
built, would be financed by
private subscriptions.
The Senate voted to create
a commission to plan a mem
orial to the 28th President in
Washington or its environs.
The commission would include
representatives of the Presi-
dent, of Congress and of the
public. The bill authorizes an
appropriation of $4,000 to
carry out the commission work.
A similar bill, still carrying
the prohibition against use of
Federal funds, is resting in
the House Administration Com
mittee, which may not meet
again this session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
DILLON
Restraint Sought
In Wages, Prices

years budget deficit will be
about Sc billion, rather than
the official forecast of $5.3 bill
lion, if Congress refuses to raise
postal rates. He dismissed as
exaggerated speculation" I'M
official estimates that this
years deficit will be much
larger than Sc billion.
With high unemployment
and unused industrial capacity,
Mr.. Dillon said, the deficit
presents no danger of "infla-
ton in the classic pattern" of
excessive demand.
Cites "CoSt-Push" Spiral
But, he warned, the Govern
ment has little or no control
over "cost-puSh" initiation, re
sulting from unjustified price
increases or from wage settle
ments that exceed productivity
gains"
President Kennedy yesterday
urged steel manufacturers to
forego price increases, and the
administration has urged labor
leaders to be moderate in wage
demands.
Mr.. Dillon said projected
Federal expenditures are not
historically high in relation to
expected gross national prod
uct. He said this years spend
ing total of $87.7 billion
amounts to Is per cent Of GIMP
less than the proportion in 8
of the past 10 years.
Three of the Nations $50 ma
jor labor-market areas pulled
out of the Substantial unem-
ployment" category and adj
vanced to the moderate unem-
ployment" classification last
month, the Labor Department
reported yesterday. The three
areas showing improvement
were San Jose, Calf; Wichita,
Kans., and Milwaukee, Wis.
The number of major areas
with Substantial" unemploy-
ment-defined as 6 per cent or
more of the labor force-totaled
IS in August, down from 88 in
July and June, but still far
above the July, 1860, total of 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Police in 'Copter
To Give Drivers
Advice by Radio

Washington area motorists
will begin receiving help from
the air Monday in coping with
rush-hour traffic.
The Commissioners reached
agreement with a business Or
ganization yesterday on provid.
ing helicopter traffic contro,
service during the peak hours
weekdays and on special duty
assignments such as sports
events.
A one-year contract was
signed with Washington Balti-
more Helicopter Anyways, Inc.
This organization, in turn, has
signed a broadcaSting agree
ment with station WMAL, The
Evening Star broadcaSting sta
ton. The new service will work
this way:
The helicopter, operated by
a private pilot and with a po-
liceman aboard, will go UP
week days from 7::30 to 8 am.
and from 4::30 to 6 pm.
The policeman will have one
radio tie-in with Metropolitan
Police Headquarters and an
other radio to broadcast di-
rectly to motorists by way of
their car radios via WMAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08

embraced the late Senator
Joseph R. Mccarthy, Repubh-
can of Wisconsin, anti-Commu-
mist leader, on the stage at a
Green Bay (Wis.) American
Legion convention in 1850.
Mr.. Laird also put in the Rec
ord an article from the James
vile Daily Gazette which said {:
while not denying he once
knew individuals since shown to
have Communist connections,
Corbin denied anything more
than a mere acquaintance with
them or that he ever embraced
their ideas"
Mr.. Corbin also has said his
association with Senator Nc
earthly came merely as an Of
fetal of the Marine Corps
League. He said he never
agreed with Senator McCarthy'S
political philosophy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Striker Expects
No War Now
By the Associated Press

Dirk U. Striker, secretary
general of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization, said to-
day he does not believe that
the present East-West tension
will result in war.
1T would be absolutely fool
ish, and I. personally. cannot
believe in it," Mr.. Striker told
reporters after an long
conference with Secretary of
State Rusk.
But, he added, miscalcula-
tons cannot be ruled out and,
therefore, 1--WE have to be pre-
pared"
Mr.. Striker came here last
night for a brief stop-over on
his way to Canada. There is
no special reason for my visit;
there is no emergency" he said.
He said his talks with Mr..
Rusk centered around the Ber-
lin problem and he plans to
call on Secretary of Defense
Mcnamara tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Wagner Victory
Is Election Omen,
Bailey Declares

Democratic National Chair
man John M. Bailey said today
that Mayor Robert F.. Wag-
ner's victory in the New York
mayoralty primary ssures
continued Democratic control
of City Hall after November'S
general election.
Mr.. Bailey, in st. Louis to
address the American Political
Science Association, said in a
telephone interview he believed
yesterdays outcome lessened
the chance of an intra-party
split that might have aided
Republican candidate Louis ].
Lefkowitz to victory.
Mr.. Bailey declined to COM
ment on the implications of
the Wagner victory for Demo-
cratic chances to upset Repub-
lican Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller
in 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-09-08
Bai|eyCIears
Accused Aide
By the Associated Press

Democratic National Chair
man John M. Bailey today
cleared Paul Corbin, his spe-
cial assistant. of charges of
having worked for Communist
causes.
The chairman said he saw
no reason for dismissing Mr..
Corbin from his post with the
Democratic National Commit
tee.
Representative Laird, Repub-
lican of Wisconsin, had sought
an investigation of the polit-
ical background of Mr.. Corbin,
a resident of GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Mr.. Bailey, in a letter to Mr..
Laird, said:
Il have talked with people
who have known Mr.. Corbin
for a long time. Their gonclu-
sion was that, while Mr.. Cor
bin has been a very contro-
versial figure in many of his
undertakings, he never was
affiliated with any subverSive
group"
To substantiate this, Mr.
Bailey added, Mr.. Corbin volun-
tarily submitted to a lie de-
tector test.
Under examination" Mr.
Bailey said, "Mr. Corbin denied
that he ever was connected with
the Communist Party. The test
indicated that Mr.. Corbin was
telling the truth"
On August 90 Mr.. Laird in
serted in the Congressional
Record a Milwaukee Journal
story saying among other things
that Mr.. Corbin had worked
some IS years ago for Commu-
mist causes in Wisconsin. The
article also said Mr.. Corbin had