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Evening star., 1961-07-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MoNTeoMERY COUNTY,

mr.. NH, wildwood
Manor shop. etr.-3-bedrm. Colo
nial; sep. din. rm.. femily-size
equip. kit, paneled rec. I'm. with
outside entr.; fenced I'd. Walk to
all schools. S17.950. EN-. 6-3762.
BETHESDA-A RAMBLER WITH
COMFORTABLE ROOMINESS, sit
uated on . large lot. The fenced
rear yard and convenience 10
church and school facilities add
to the attractiveness Of this home.
Living rm. with firepl., large kit.
with table space. 3 bedrms. and
plenty Of bathrooms, large rec.
room, close to st. James. Owner
leaving country. asking any ress-
GEO. W. ROBERTSON
Realtor OIL. 2-2123
BETHESDA AsHBURTON. OPEN
TODAY 2 to 7-Beaut. brk. Cape
Cod; like new, on Ice. fenced lot,
huge liv. rm., fam. -siZed din. rm.,
lge. kit. liable spaeel. 4 big bed
rms. 3 baths, lovely rec, rm..
many extras. upper 20s, easy
terms. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC,
OIL. 2.7OO6: eyes, OIL. 0.b947
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BETHESDA
BETHESDA

CENTRALLY AIR CONDITIONED
4 BEDRMS., 3h baths
Brick split-level on Y -acre levei
lot overlooking beautiful wooded
q Showcase" liv. rm. with large
bay window and italian slate fire.
place: custom built in '56 with
numerous luxury appointments
incl. ultra-equipped Kitchen with
Dutch door to 25-ft. rear screened
porch; diversified gar. and huge
family room with many built-ins
An unusual value today at S23.-
$50. To inspect, call VIII. 6-3366
or OF, 2-2730
Evening star., 1961-07-02
BETHESDA-BRADLEY PARK

"WeatherVane HIP Colonial Spit-LeVel
Acclaimed the desgned spt-ev in this area
lot double sized bedrms, full baths double carpo full
basement
formal dining de luxe electric kitchen breakfast
dem and finished with frepl
ANDRIS OPEN SIGN " " " ~ ~
Evening star., 1961-07-02

BETHEsDA.LYNBROOK "a bed.
immacTIste cCnditiOn SSnItt sn' co%pieteIs STUaiS
fenced level lot; most convenient
public and parochial schools anc
shopping; screened porch, storm
windows and full basement; S20,.
800. Evenings, OIL. 6.6S76. DIS
TRICT MARYLAND REALTY, INC
EN-. 2-S206.
Evening star., 1961-07-02
H0UsES FOR SALE-MD. 7
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Bethesda Best Selections

Bethesda Best Selections
Open Sun. and Daily IT
BRADLEY BLVD. kENWOOD AREA
True California rakish used-brick
split-level on S0x15O-foot tree
shaded lot: double Cadillac sized
carport; covered WalkWay to front
dr.: extra-lge., step-doWn uV. rm.
WJptcture bay window and fiFepl. /:
Ice. din. rm. opening to oversixed
pvt. rear screened pch.: country
size kit. opens to patio, 3 full bed
rms. and 2 baths: lower level all
above ground. contains large pam
eled clubrm;, 4th bedrm. or den
and 3rd full bath: laundry area:
then full tiled bsmt. WIroom for
sidewalks to elem. schools: fast
d. c. transp., cow. to Atomic
Energy and NH, all Metro. Wash.
DIR: Out Bradley blvd, left on
Durbin, left on Radnor l blk,
right to open sign.
KENwooD, LITTLE FLOWER
New Colonial. nr. excel. shopping,
d. c. Transit, Little Flower, on
lge. wooded lot: 4 full twin bed
rms. and 2 baths, roomy center
entrance hall. Ice. liV. rm with
firepl., guest-sized din. rm, family
sized kit, both opening to large
scr. pch.,. lge. study and powder
rm.. full bsmt., ground-level gemi-
finished rec. rm with fireplace
powder rm. and extra-lge. garage
low 4Os. DIR: Out River rd., left
on SprinEfield. left on Ridgefielc
to b3O1 and open sign.
POTOMAC GLEN HILLS HUNT
Two new homes on h-acre lots
Large Georgian Colonial: This new
club on 1-acre lavishly Handicapped
lot with beautiful view Of roliin1
countryside. Grandfather clock.
sized center hall: lge. 23-ft. liV
rm. with firepl., formal din. rm.
large Williamsburg kit, pan. study
powder rm. and lge. scr. porch
Upstairs, large full-tWin bed.
rms, and 2 tub-shower baths; lge
master bedrm. with dressing nm
and Walk-in closet: full bsmt. with
ground-level Semifin. rec. rm. with
firepl. ana powder rm., lndry
area; add. space for maids rm.
oVersized gear gar, S3S,S50.
SOAo A1AAoA tLuG WlltlAIl6DuTk IAm-
bier with grandfather-clock sized
sntr.. hall, formal to liv. rm. with
fireplace leads to diversified pam
eled screened porch, dble. carport
garage combination, guest-siged
din. rm. with view Of rolling hills
country kit, with lge. pantry, 3
lge. master bedrms. with his and
her closets. 2 add. twin-sized bed.
rms. with dble. closets, pull doWr
stairway. TO storage attic, 2 tut
shower baths, full English bsmt
contains Ice. semifin. club rm
with firepl. and powder nm. lead.
ing to GEORGETOWN patio: space foI
add; bedrms., lge. area for tot
play, laundry and work Shop area
lavlshly Handicapped lot, $50, $50
DIR: Out Wis. ave. through Beth.
left on new Rte. 24O to Rte. ES,
right miles on Glen Mil I'd
left Il mi. to Lakewood Estates.
William D. Lucas Assoc
ofc. 90 24-Hr. Phi. OIL. 6-sses
Evening star., 1961-07-02
HOUSES FOR SALE-s,E,
tcoNTlNUED)
JOSEPH FILIPPO

REALTY CO. OFFERS
BRANCH AND PA. AYES, 1881
20" st.-Open 2-5 pm. New blk.
ramblers; 8 rms, 3 bedrms., ga
baths, full basement, S21,95O.
HILLCREST, off Pa. ave.-Det. brk.
center hall, 9 lge. rms, bedrms.,
2 baths 2nd H.: 1st II. powder
rrn.' .paneled rec. rm., garage. BY
appointment.
observation-disclosures brick:
8 rms, 2 large bedrms.. tiled bath,
rec. rm., S11,500, $1,000 down.
ST. FRANCIS PARIsH-Custom-
built det. brick; spacious rms,
4 bedrms., 3 baths, 2 bedrms. and
z baths LIST fl: bSmt., built-in
garage. By appointment.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS, 25th and
Naylor rd.-Bungelow, 3 rooms,
tiled bath, attic space, full bsmt.,
oil h.-W.h., garage. By appt.
HILLCREST-Det. split-level Span-
tsh BUNGALOW with 3 bedrms., gas
h.-w.h., with adj. Soft. lot. Va
cant; S14,500.
ANACOSTIA, nr. 10th and Mime
sofa ave.-Corner brk., 8 rms, 2
baths, fenced level lot, S14,5OO.
cond.: 9 lge. rms, garage. h.-W.h.,
SS,500; $1,000 down.
NEAR PA. AND MINI. AYES
Lge. det. brk. with rms, bath
1st H.: 3 rms, bath, 2nd II.
finished basement and bath, large
corner lot, $4,000.
HOLLYWOOD DR., 3336-Det. brk. =;
8 lge. rms, 3 bedrms., 2 baths
bedrm: and bath 1st H.: rec. rm.,
level lot; vacant.
Evening star., 1961-07-02

BETHESDA-GLENWOOD, near NH
OPEN TODAY I1-6. Brick Co
lonial; 3 ample bedrms., 2 baths
liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
kit. with disposal and dishwasher
scr. porch, patio, garage; pleasant
shaded yard; conv. bus, schools,
shopping. Low 20S. BY OWNER;
no agents. DIRECTIONS: S51S
Rosewood dr., out Old Georgetown
to Roosevelt, right to Rosewood.
OIL. 4-7639.
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CHEVY CHASE
Redecorated Dutch Colonial

charming modernized 3bedrm. featuring lars
entrance foyer handsome fireplace wall aecntuated living
dining screened
table kitchen, exceptional financing (i or FHA
10 REACH: Out Conn. left Vrgia 3911 ANDRL
OPEN SIGN - " " ~ ~ $1,000
Evening star., 1961-07-02
BETHESDA

ote. 90 24-Hr. Ph. OIL. $3.50,
Evening star., 1961-12-10

final illness, in 1945, and his death ten
years later, the work of the Kress Foun-
dation has been carried on by his
brother, Rush H. Kress, and the director
of the Kress Collection, Guy Emerson
1t is considered by experts that the
assembling of the Kress Collection was
the last great American foray on classi
cal European art. Naturalization of
great private collections and the passing
of restrictive laws on art export have
made its duplication impossible.
The exhibition is sreviewed on the art
page of today's Star.
Evening star., 1961-12-10
Continued from poge ~

importance of the Kress gift can be
gauged from the fact that the Kress Col
lection of the National Gallery includes
more than one-third of the works of art
permanently on view there, or 1855 paint
ings, 81 sculptures, 1907 medals, pla-
quettes and small bronzes, filling, in all,
"a rooms.
The Kress Collection was begun in
the 1920S by Samuel H. Kress, wealthy
merchant who expressed the wish to
make some return to his country for the
rewards the country had given his enter
prise in retailing. Since Mr.. Kress's
Evening star., 1961-03-26

900 q JACK LA LANNE SHOW.
Exercises. Figure Improvement
q KART0oN KLUB.
Cartoons l Hour.
"a LITTLE RASCAlS.
Comedy movies.
q OSWALD RABBIT.
Cartoons. l Hour.
$50 q INGA'S ANGLE.
Interviews, fashions.
q ABBOTT AND COSTELLO.
Comedy.
9:55 q MORNING REPORT.
News
% WORLD NEWS.
1000 q SAY WHEN.
Audience participation. Color. Art James.
host.
q DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS.
Drama. while the Circus Passes"
q LIFE OF RILEY.
Comedy Starring William 5endk.
q LOVE LUCY.
Comedy.
1870 q PLAY YOUR HUNcH.
Game. Color MeN Griffin. host.
@ WAY OF LIFE.
Drama "Trouble on the Double"
On PEOPLES CHOICE.
Comedy. Jackie Cooper.
q WDE0 VILLAGE.
Game. Monty Hall, host
1855 q WORLD NEWS.
HOO N THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
Quiz Color Bill Cullen, m. c.
q TIME FOR SCIENCE.
Education. "The Spectrum" Part H.
ca MORNING COURT.
Drama Re-creations of actual cases.
q DOUBLE EXPOSURE.
Game. Steve Dunno. nc.
1l:3o q CONCENTRATION.
hark
Evening star., 1961-07-01
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

RETALIATION: French
painters Edgar Degas and
Edouard Manet were close
friends, but occasionally they
had a falling out.
At one time, Degas painted
a portrait of Manet and his
wife. Manet, dissatisfied with
the way his wife had been
painted, cut her out Of the
picture.
When Degas called at the
Manet home a few days later
and saw the mutilated canvas,
he was furious. Angrily
snatching up the painting,
he stormed out Of the house
with it.
When he returned to his
studio, Degas wrapped up q
still-life Manet had painted
for him and sent 1t back to
the artist by messenger. In
side was a note, which read:
II am returning your
plums."
Evening star., 1961-07-01

Opening lead: Jack Of hearts.
South wins the first trick
with the queen Of hearts. He
then needs three spade tricks
to make the contract.
Normally. South should lead
spades from the dummy toward
his own hand. If the suit
breaks Az, the best chance Is
to find the doubleton ace in
EaSt's hand.
Switch the spades and see
how this works. Dummy leads
a low spade, and East plays
low. South's queen will win
(since we have switched the
ace to East. Declarer gets
back to dummy with another
suit and leads another low
spade. This time the ace must
come up, and South saves the
jack to win a later trick.
South must not try the nor
NAL play in this hand because
it cannot work. To begin with,
West should have the ace Of
spades for his vulnerable over
call. Moreover, even II East had
the ace of spades, he would
take a spade trick and lead q
heart through Sough's king.
Same Hope
South must hope for a dou-
bleton ace Of spades, but he
must assume that West has
this holding. How can he try
for three spade tricks?
At the second trick South
leads the jack Of spades. It's
dollars to doughnuts that West
will casually play his low spade
in the hope that South is plan
ming a fineSSe against the
queen Of spades. West wants
his partner to win with that
queen of spades and return a
heart through South.
West will be disappointed in
this case, for South's jack Of
spades will win the trick. South
now leads his low spade, and
Vests ace is played ION air."
capturing nothing. This gives
declarer his three spade tricks.
Daily Question
Dealer, at your right, bids
one heart. You are next. hold
ing:
AA7 AJlos4 o9532 %e4
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. In general,
stay out of the auction when
your best suit is bid on your
right.
(copyriEht, 1861, Gen. Features corp)
Evening star., 1961-02-27

epiSode-how would you de-
scribe your voice?"
Strange" she laughed.
y -
Note: Dorothy found out
Friday that she has Dean Mar
tin to thank for her White
House Correspondents invita-
ton. Merriman Smith ex-
planned:
I'VE were at the NBC studios
In Burbank during the cam
paign, where Vice President
Nixon had gone to cut some
tapes. We were killing time,
dropped in on the Dean Mar
tin show and Miss Provine was
rehearsing q number. We
pulled up chairs off in q cor
ner and watched"
H& -
TV Reflections: Past weeks
viewing highlight, apart from
the brilliantly consistent Perry
Como show, was the remarkably
inconsistent United States Steel
Hour, which came up with an
appealing play, "The Two Worlds
Of Charlie Gordon" an adopta-
ton Of q fascinating yarn about
q near-moron who becomes q
near-geniuS after an expert
mental operation. Winning per-
formances by Cliff Robertson
and Mona Freeman, plus q
moving dramatic development
of their relationship. were the
most effective ingredients. 1t
was wildly sketchy In the ex-
position Of the scientific as
poets Of the problems Of retard-
alton, the paraphernalia Of the
tests and the purely imaginary
operation.
Evening star., 1961-02-27
BIutnik Predicts
Pollution Control
~ the Associated Press

Representative Blatnik, Dem
ocrat Of Minnesota. predicted
today that Congress viii back
President Kennedy and pass q
bill substantially increasing
funds for water pollution con-
troll.
Mr.. Blatnik is the author of
a bill passed in 1856 authoriz-
ing grants of $50 million a year
for 10 years to municipalities
for sewage treatment plants.
Mr.. Blatnik has introduced q
new measure raising the annual
authorization to $125 million
while Senator Kerr. Democrat
Of Oklahoma. has proposed one
Evening star., 1961-02-27

= per cent OK. with perky, plat
inum-blonde Dorothy Provine,
so pounds Of whose airline bag
gage consisted Of q skimpy.
hand-beaded dress costing $2,-
900. ! hefted the dress for a
second to estimate its weight,
and Dorothy flipped:
i"Now you know how I keep
SLIM"
she's excited about the new
executive producer assigned to
show, The Roaring Twenties
Saturday. ABC-D. HE did
The Lawman, and while I don't
care for Westerns. you always
knew who the characters were
and how they related to each
) other"
This aspect Of her show has
obviously been bothering her.
She's tired Of the ''he went
that way" lines assigned her
as the swivel-hipped operator
Of New York's most popular
."speak." She'd like to act, too.
I've got news for Warner
Brothers. She will hit them
for q raise in April.
That's her voice doing the
shows songs. by the way. No
clubbing. But you sounded like
four different singers in one
Evening star., 1961-02-27
= ON THE AIR
Perky Miss Provine
Wants to Act, Too
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star Tv Critic

Danny Thomas in tears the phonehe was really
sick bronchial infection He wanted to come badly"
spokesman for the White House Correspondents Asso-
citation explaining DannyS absence at the annual affair
Saturday. and puhicist cracked
Yeh-hes coming but he got all the advance publicity
Joey Bishop was listed pinch-her and this 100
Evening star., 1961-02-27
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Evening star., 1961-02-27

| increasing 1t to $75 million q
year.
IT believe Congress will even
tually pass q compromise bill
authorizing about 500 million
| Q year." Mr.. Blatnik said.
Evening star., 1961-02-27

1919
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Col. Green Wins
Point at Heurino

NEWBURGH, N. Y, Aug. %
(AP).-Col. William M. Banks
won point today in his court
martial on charges Of derelic-
ton OF duty in connection with
the disastrous Texas tower
collapse January Is.
The Air Force acknowledged
it could not claim the 46-year4
old colonel was aware of
damage reports made on the
tower from time to time after
it went in service and during
the period when violent storm
finally wrecked it.
The acknowledgment by the
Air Force was made in a stipu-
lation agreed upon by both
prosecution and defense. 1t was
read into the court-martial
record today by the colonels
counsel.
Ihe stipulation said a day by
day report Of various damages
to the tower had been kept. 1t
concluded with a statement
that the Air Force could not
attribute knowledge of this
damage to the defendant
between the period Of November
1857 and January 1851"
Col. Banks formally entered
a plea of not guilty as the
second day of his court-martial
got under way today at Stewart
Air Force Base.
Evening star., 1961-08-23

halt to the councils use of a
racial code on application
forms.
Mr.. Goldberg acted late yes
terday after hearing about
testimony before a House La
Dor subcommittee by Gino J,
Simi, the councils director of
apprenticeship. Mr.. Simi is on
the Labor Departments pay
roll, although he works under
direction of the council. The
council is appointed by the
District Commissioners.
Subcommittee Chairma n
Roosevelt, Democrat of Cali
fornia, said the Secretary told
him study and improvement of
the whole apprenticeship setup
here and elsewhere will re-
ceive priority attention.
Excuses" Charged
Mr.. Roosevelt angrily accused
Mr.. Simi of making excuses"
for discriminatory practices,
and charged he was living
back in the dark ages" The
chairman also expressed dis
satisfaction with operations of
the Labor Departments bu-
reau of apprenticeship and
training, headed by Edward E.
Goshen.
Maintaining that he has
worked successfully through
the years to open job oppor-
Evening star., 1961-08-23
D. 6. Man Held
In Building Break
Saws It's His

MONTREAL, Aug. % (AP)
-Cleaven Dupre, 20, a self
styled minister from Wash
ington, D. c., yesterday was
charged with breaking into a
st. Lawrence Seaway Authority
warehouse which he claims is
his own property.
Mr.. Dupre, who wore a dark
suit and clerical collar, claims
he bought the building lock,
stock and water from an un-
identified Cleveland industrial
iSt for 100000.
"It's my job to test the water
Of this here st. Lawrence Sea-
way" said Dupre, who was ar
rested after he was found haul
ing a lifeboat out of the ware
house.
Police said Mr.. Dupre, whose
only visible means of support
is elling hot dogs and coffee
made on a small stove in his
car, had broken the paddock
on the warehouse and replaced
it with one of his own.
Mr.. Dupre produced a receipt
he said attested to his purchase
of the building but, as the Sea-
way Authority apparently had
not been informed of the
change Of ownership, volun-
tary statement was set for
August 80. Voluntary state
ment is a stage of Quebec
legal procedure when an ac-
cuSed may present his defense
before trial.
Evening star., 1961-08-23

tunities to Negroes, Mr.. Simi
said he was disturbed" by the
fact that the majority Of
unions in this area have no
Negro apprentices. But he in
sisted that he knows of no
discrimination now in ap-
premiership programs here. J:
Negroes are as readily &C.
ceptable as whites and have
the same opportunity" he testi-
fled. e
Pending before the subcom-
mittee is a bill that would pros
hibit Labor Department CO.
operation with apprenticeship
programs that discriminate on
the basis Of race, creed or color.
The Labor Department opposes
the bill as unnecessary and un-
workable.
Code on Forms
Mr.. Simi admitted that he
writes IN" or "W"-Signifying
Negro" or white" ap-
premiership application forms.
He maintained that the code
never is used for purposes of
discrimination, but only to
compile anonymous statistics.
Vocational counselors, the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored Peo-.
pie and others ask for such in
formation, he said.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Lottery Charges
Hold Two Here

District police yesterday ar.
rested two persons in an al
legged $900-a-day numbers oper-
alton.
Capt. Scott E. Meyer said
Calvin C. Kidd, SO, of the 1900
block of Charming street NE.
was arrested in a basement in
the 1900 block Of Massachu-
sets avenue Sc. on a search
warrant. Police said a quantity
of numbers slips was seized.
Later, Mrs. Constance H..
Braxton, 33 Of the 900 block
of Massachusetts, avenue NE,
was arrested on the street in
the 800 block of A street NE.
and more slips were seized, ac-
cording to Capt. Meyer.
Both were charged with
operating a lottery, police said.
They were releaSd in $1,000
bond each pending a hearing
before United States Commis-
sioner Sam Wertleb on Sep
tember IA.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
BY the Associated Press

A discussion of the sex life
of shellfish has led the usually
accurate Congressional Record
into a collision with the Bible,
Contrary to what it says in
the good book, it says in to-
days Congressional Record
that the Lord converted Ewes
rib into a man"
The authrity for that bibli-
cal booboo was 85-year-old
Representative Hoffman, Re
publican of Michigan, who a
few minutes earlier had veered
away from a detailed explana-
ton of the spawning habits of
fish because there are many
teen-agerS who read the rec
ord"
Mr.. Hoffman's comments
were made during a colloquy
with with Representative Din
gell, Democrat, who was cham
pioning a bill to set up a Gov
ernment research center to
delve into the conservation
and propagation Of shellfish.
IndiscretiOn Hinted
Mr.. Hoffman voiced concern
that the Government might be
treading on delicate ground.
Does the gentleman mean
how to get more little clans or
oysters, for example?" he
asked. And without the con-
sent of the papa or mama oyS-
ter or CLAMP"
That was the general idea,
Mr.. Dingell replied, explaining
that oysters and clans already
are being propagated artifi-
cially.
That bit of information
Evening star., 1961-08-23
2 Beirut Extremists
Killed in Police Clash

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Aug. %
(AP).-Two members of the
extremist Najjada Party were
reported killed and several
wounded today in a clash with
police during a Moslem holiday.
NajjadistS tried to barricade
a section of Beirut's BaSta
quarter and tried to smash
three streetcarS before being
dispersed by soldiers in ar
mored cars.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
AT ODDS WITH BIBLE
House Airs Ewes Rib
And SheIIfish SexLife

shook up Mr.. Hoffman. who is
recognized as the leading con-
gressional expert on fishing
and the habits of fish.
"You mean the oysters I buy
are not natures oysters?" he
asked Mr.. Dingell. 2
They may or may not be
natural" Mr.. Dingell said, and
headed into an explanation Of
oyster propagation until Mr..
Hoffman warned about the
teen-agers.
A Limit on Science?
Science, Mr.. Hoffman told
the House, is opening so many
mysterious doors that it may
be necessary Ito limit or direct
the scientists efforts"
If we are ready to concede
that man or scientists can do
better Job than did the Lord
when He converted Ewes rib
into a man, we are now ap-
preaching the day Of superior
achievement" Mr.. Hoffman
commented.
AS Mr.. Hoffman took his seat,
he was commended by Repre-
sentative Gross, Republican OF
Iowa, for "the biological knoWl-
edge" he had displayed.
We'll, now" Mr.. Hoffman
told Mr.. Gross, "the gentle
man has reached the age where
he should not be interested in
that"
On that note, the House
passed Mr.. Dingell'S bill and
sent it to President Kennedy,
who will have to decide whether
the Government should 60 into
the shellfish propagation field
to the tune Of $1,325.00o at its
Milford Comm shell fisheries
research center.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Confirmed to Board

The Senate confirmed to-
day three new members of the
advisory board of the St.
Lawrence Seaway Development
Corporation. They are Paul M.
Butler of South Bend, Ind;
Thomas P. Mcmahon of Buff
falo, N. Y, and DR.. N. r.
Danielian Of Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1961-08-23
Goldberg Orders Probe
OfAPPrenticeship Bios

Labor Secretary Goldberg ordered investigation
the District Apprenticeship Council to determine
complies with the administrations policies against
religious discrimination.
Pending completion of the investigation by Assistant Sec
reary Jerry R. Hooman, Mr. Goldberg an immediate
Evening star., 1961-08-23
E. PHoTo-FINIsH BRIGHT TIGHTS

Non-run nylon knit, full fashioned
with reinforced seat and foot, double
knitted crotch. Small, ITO
medium, large. L
Evening star., 1961-08-23
D. TAPER FIT ANKLE PANTS

Wool flannel tapered ankle pants
with Snug-fit elastic back, side pocket,
upper. Sizes 7 to IA. A.08
Evening star., 1961-08-23
matched in
magenta!
parrot!
peacock!
russet!
10 to 695

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