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Evening star., 1961-03-07

YOU'LL WELCOME
THE FUTURE when
you become the proud
owner Of this Kor-.
geous 3-yr.-old custom
brick rambler stu
ated on q beautifully
handicapped " Scfe
lot and located on
one Of Northern Vir..
giniA's most fashion,
able areas. The out
standing features Of
ftred IN this home
are almost too MT
merous to mention:
tiled foyer entrance,
large liv. room With
fireplace, beauti tiful
family room also with
fireplace, mod ern
eaui pped kitchen,
large screened porch,
: spacious bedrmS.,
3 tiled baths, built.
in 2-c4r garage. Fab
ulouS recreation room
with fireplace, open
ing on patio. First
time offered. VScant,
and ALL YOURS for
S42.500.
FARCHILD REAL
ETATE CORP. N.
Evening star., 1961-03-07
I. L. LEWIS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rm: rambler; A-aere fenced lot.
934S after 8 pm. weekdays.
ROCKyILLE-3-bedrm. ramb.; nr.
schools shops; Ice, kit; fenced n.a
TAKOMA
House Traders" 10. 5-1972
SILVER SPRING, Franklin and
Flower section-Brick bungalow; ;
from OWNER, 930s Sudbury I'd.
JU. 9.e2S9.
SILVER SPRING; $500 down. $12b
ram, rec rua WcSp' Ia .s4nIS.
Evening star., 1961-03-07
LOVE OLDER HOMEs2

A@N - >A@A~ A1AS 44Nf4NAGAS
Here's one that viii delight you.
"a wooded acres could be tWo) +.
We can't begin to describe the
size but 1t has 2 bedrooms! Huge
living room and dining room. ex-
tra large equipped kitchen. sure.
1t needs some work. but it's an
in Mclean.
f. w. BERENS, Realtor
5000 Chain Bridge Rd. FL. 6-BO22
Low DOWN PAYMENT-Nice Cape
city sewer, wa1er; 3 bedrms., IL
baths, and approx. 25 miles from
Memorial Bridge. Price, Sl2,95O
with $500 down and S1O3 per
mo. including taxes and inSur-
REALTY Co. JE. s-s75o' O''
McLEAN-virginia's fastest grow
slate entrance; huge nV. rm.
tremendous dining rni, finest
equip. kit. you have ever seen,
gorgeous finished rec. rm. with
raised hearth firepl., garage.
Close to pky. Terrific terms. Mid
oUe. anu pekuLlIuIly pullt. At
LAS OF ARLINGTON. IA, 5-l550;
ewes, KE. 6-7OO1.
MCLEAN AREA: $4,000: GAR
DENER'g DELIGHT-Lovely white
Cape Cod on over u acre; center.
entr. hall, lge. liv. rm., fireplace,
din. rm., brkfst. rm., equip. kit,
sized ,bedrm., bath: sun pch.
on 1st: 9 lge. bedrms., bath on
2nd; full bsmt: firepl.: 2-car
gar; garden house; excel. fenced
earden area; $4,000 cash, S125
mo-, p.i. LUCILLE COOK, Real
tor. JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664.
MeLEAN-A spic and span, 4-level
split, situated on beautiful K-acre
corner lot. features 4 large bed
rooms, loads of closets, 9 baths,
comfortable living room with fire
place, separate dining room, large
kitchen with breakfast area,
ground level laundry room and
basement. An ideal home for
Erowing family, and convenient to
schools. Sale price. only S26, 800
with excellent conventional terms.
Call DARWIN REALTY. INC, IA.
7-4363; eyes,, ia. 2-7S94 or IKE.
S-5265. =
Evening star., 1961-03-07
BHR

BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC.
REALTORS
OF LIVING You
haven't started to get the best out
Of life until you have seen this
3-bedrm. brick home with attached
garage. coy den and party sized
recreation rm.; located In the heart
Of N. Arl. on . level, wooded lot
near st.. AIMS Church within
walking distance of bus. FHA ap-
proved $22 500. Immediate pos
session. ia. 10000. FLORANCE
REALTY, 1917 WILSON BLVD,
Evening star., 1961-03-07
N IOFb in rFDEId
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES NC.
Dean Rathbun Assoc.

II you ike old ENGLAND. see
this one. The architect that
built 1t in 1885 went to Eng
land and copied a rural area
home. The liv. rm. is 16 by
35 IT. with stone firepl..
heWn logs in the high CELL
ing, 2 large bedrms., dress
ing rm. and bath on End
floor, powder rm. on LIST.
The din. rm. and kit. are
roony, large porch. stone
terrace in rear, rec. rm..
bath and 2-car garage in
bsmt., large lot, oak trees.
shrubbery. It Is for the small
family that likes quiet and
dignity In their home. We do
not believe there Is another
home like 1t In the Wash
ington area. Asking S3e,5O0.
MASS AVE. westmoreland
Hills-Convenience, distinc-
ton. quality are some Of the
characteristics Of this new
Georgian Colonial. 4 bed
rms. 3iz baths, paneled IL
br9ry with firepl., family
I'm. connecting with excel
lent kit, rear screened porch.
garage, rec. rm., maids nm.
and bath in daylight bsmt.
Evening star., 1961-03-07

COM MPL ETE and
CONVENIENT, with
low upkeep - Brick
constructed rambler
with full basement, 2
baths, 26-foot rec.
room, 4 bedrooms,
lovely living room
with fireplace, sepa-
rate dining room (the
rec. room Is air con-
ditioned), loads Of
living space - which
is normally found
in more expensive
homes. Total price,
S2l.950, with easy
FHA financing avail
able. Call for free
Photographic bro
chure selected for
the National House of
Homes. ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, FL. 4-2600
or XII. $4,000.
Evening star., 1961-03-07
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABSOLUTE TOP VALUES
IN PRINCE GEORGES
Showcase of Homes"

WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL! -
dn T STc1 c0lGnts T.1,s. yih buE ssP
in garagei Q bedrms., plus nurs-
cry: full basement with exitl
Oak-Studded lot. in one of the
most convenient locationSl As
sumo S14,500, Az GI loan.
Flexible terms-oPEN TO ALL
Evening star., 1961-03-07
cHEvYo oG; oGG;H44sTEg Ic.ENrE

FORIsT EsTATEs-4-bedroom 2
full-bath split-leVel, near all sehs
Spacious family room and liv
Ym., screened porch, patio. Lower
S0s; By OWNER, 1704 Imperial
d., IO. h-6S31.
Evening star., 1961-03-07

N. SUMNFR HILLS-Dutch Colo.
nial; 8 bedrms., 3 baths, liy. rm.,
din. rm, paneled den: family rm.'
powder Tm.. full bsmt., 2-ear ga
Evening star., 1961-03-07
ASSUME LARGE aI LOAN

ASSUME LARGE GI LOAN
0n this beautiful corner brick ram
Bier offering 3 bedrms, and bath,
lbrge Nv. rm with firepl., fully
equip. kit. plus Sttrac, panel den:
fdll bsnt. incl. rec. fm. and "a
bath. Only S18,5O0. conv. schools,
shopping and transp.
NATIONAL CAPITAL
VEAL ESTATE CORP. HE. 4.59OO
PARK = Brk. Cape
cod: 4 bedrms,, large kit. with
HoT-wATER HEAT
conv. TO- swimming pool: extra
lot available; $2lDoSn; may 90
FiiA. 8 til 8.
w. BERENs. RkLl.ToR
e327 Fenton St.. 8. g.. JU. 7.S700
FOREST-New ram
bier, featuring the best In quality
Tor only $26,500; includes 8 bed
Hms.. liv. rm.. sep. din. rm., .
baths, completely equip. kit, large
bsmt. A prestige area with trees
Q, D. JAMES CO., Inc. JU. s-6767
MOME AND INCOME, 2-family
house; lot 100xl50: $4,000 or
make offer. JU. 5-92S2.
Evening star., 1961-03-07

WHEATON-S2, 500 win buy this
4-yeaF -old brick rambler; 3 bed
rms, 2 full tiled baths, din. rm.,
rec. rm.: fenced yard: air eond. !:
covered patio: 4hrs 1st and End
trusts: $4,000. Need 70 close
sale this week end. By OWNER
VII. 2-O759.
WHEATON, - NEW HOME. NOW
READY. 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
all elec. kit, closet space galore.
Walk out bsmt. Price Sl9,5O0.
HUGH T. PECK. ROCKVILLE
GA. 4-6575.
MISUNDERSTANDING 2-bedrm
brick rambler with firepl.; close TO
shopping and transportation; with
q lovely wooded lot; priced ior
quick sale at $12,500. 10. b-2a9o.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave
WHEATON, A LOT RoR LITTLE
All-brick rambler on level, land: ::
scaped lot; lge. bedrms.. good .sized
kit. w/table space; Just $500 an.
HIGH T. PECK, ROCKVILLE GA.
1855.
WO0Ds-Brick ram
Evening star., 1961-03-07
TOPS IN TRADE

WHEATON, WOODs-Brick ram
bier: 3 nice bedfms.. rec. nm: re-
duced:. lovely neighborhood. Lo.
Evening star., 1961-03-07
INDIAN SPRINGS
nprN nAn.Y 1 To (
GRACE w. KLEIN co.

DIRECTIONS: out Piney Branch
I'd. 70 University blvd east; left
TO Buckingham dr.. right to
Weaver st. and left 70 model
Evening star., 1961-03-07
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA, Just off Mt. Vernon
blvd. near Jones Point Bridge
3-bedroom Cape Cod with IN
baths, fireplace, den and car
port. Close-in to shopping and
transportation. Price, $4,000 with
Evening star., 1961-03-07

Brick -stone rambler: Forest
Glen and Georgia avenue: ideal
for doctor or dentist: daylight
basement: 2la baths: entrance foy-
e.. separate dining room: S24,950.
Evening star., 1961-03-07
dILUEbRAND CO,
COLESVILLE AREA:
CONLEY
HOMES OF THE DAY

wheaton, brick ram
bier: full basement, recreation
room: near Wheaton Plaza and
schools: $3.50 down buys this fine
home: S16.950.
Evening star., 1961-03-07
Shannon & Luchs

Since 1908 5000 Conn. Ave.
SPRINGBROOK-Nearly 9 acres Of
rolling land surround this Gus
tom-built, brick slate roof ram;
near White Oak and Route 90
A. J. KESSINGER a. CO., JU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-06
By JOHN M. KA
Contributing \

IKE bracing sea breeze, the spirit of conserva-
- ton is blowing again across America as it was in
Teddy Roosevelts day, and it freshens with par
ticular brskness along Americas shores.
High time, too, for the spacious natural sea and
lake shores which generations of Americans have
taken for granted are literally vanishing. The bull
dOzers growl, the ranks of houses and motels ad
vance, and the waving dune grass gives way to
blinking neon signs. (See "Star Dust" Page 2)
But few magnificent seashores are left: the
mOors, marshes and beach-side cliffs of Cape Cod
the secluded sands and palmettos of Cumberland
Island Georgia; the 88mile wild sweep of Padre
Island Texas perhaps the longest stretch of natural
ocean beach left in the Nation.
At Oregon Dunes, on the ast-growing West Coast
of the continents most spectacular sand dunes
nudge forests and freshwater lakes In California
Point Reyes Peninsula holds lost" and still
unspoiled world of beaches, bays cliffs forests and
grasslands only IS miles from the city of San Fran
cisco.
Bills are now in Congress to authorize several of
these areas as National Seashores President Ken
nedy has stressed the urgency of protecting these
outstanding recreation resources and the 87th Con-
gress may place them in the National Park System.
On the Great Lakes a few natural areas remain
which qualify highly in scenic beauty and scien-
SUNDAY. THE STAR MAGAZINE
Evening star., 1961-01-01
900 q THRILLER.

9:OO a. IhklIIeN.
Mystery ! Hour. "The Hungry Glass"
A series of frightening events occur when
couple (William Shatner and Joanna
Heyes) buys a house on the rocky coast
Of Maine. Elizabeth Allen and Russell
Johnson are featured.
q STAcEcoAcH WEST.
Adventure ! Hour. wealthy young
lady (Pippa Seott) is kidnapped and
held for ransom. George Neise. Robert
Vaughn are featured.
q TOM EWELL SHOW.
Comedy When Carol tcindy Robbins)
and her boy friend Tray Strickland start
making marital plans. father Potter
(Tom EwelD tries to dissuade them.
$50 @ HIGHWAY PATROL.
Police Broderick Crawford stars.
n RED SHELTON SHOW.
Comedy. Mary Beth Hughes portrays
Ruby San Fernando's shapely assistant.
when Red comes out with new diet
formula
1000 0 PROJECT 20.
Documentary / Hour. "The Twisted
Cross" The rise and fall Of AdOlph
Hitler. Alexander Security. narrator
(Repeat)
Cd MEDIC.
Drama. Richard Boone stars. tRepeatsJ
q ONE STEP BEYOND.
Drama. "The ExecutioneF." Con-
federate soldier tBuzz Martini is SEN
: tenced to death as spy-althoush he
Is innocent Of the charge. Jeremy Slate
and Graham Denton.
q GARRY MOORE SHOW.
Variety ! Hour Guests: Count Basic
and his orchestra singer Joe Williams
and comedienne Jean Carroll.
1870 . MIKE HAMMER.
Crime DaFren McGavn stars.
Evening star., 1961-01-01
TUESDAY ~

Evening. Cont.
7:l5 q NEWS. WEATHER.
Mccaffrey. Alien
7:26 q N EDITORIAL.
Jack Jurey reporting.
7:3o On LARAMIE.
Western. Hour. "The Passing OF kuba
Smith" An outlaw John Mclntire)
fakes his own death and tricks Slim and
Jess tJohn Smith and Robert FuIler) into
believing they killed him.
q WRESTLING.
Sport Hours. Ray Morgan reporting.
q BUGS BUNNY.
Kids. Sylvester, the cat. chases giant
mouse Other cartoons.
q PONY EXPRESS.
Western. Brett (Grant SulIivan) Viii
jacks" a marshaPs prisoner who Is being
taken to Jail.
500 0 RIFLEMAN.
Western. "Sx Years and a Day."
crisis occurs at the Mccain ranch when
a traveller (James Gavin) and his sick
wife (Resinia GIeason) seek aid.
0 FATHER KNOWS BEST.
Comedy "The Family Goes to New
York" tRepeat)
$50 q ALFRED HTTcHc'K PRSNTS.
Drama "The Changing Heart" A iea-
Ious old man abraham Sofaer) causes
his granddaughter tAnne HeIm) to alter
her opinion of the man she loves Mich
oIas Pryor. after It's too late.
q WYATT carp.
Western. "BiIIy Buekett. Incorporated"
carp tHuoh o'Brian) risks his life to
settle gold mine feud Andy Clyde. Ann
Robinson and Morgan Woodward.
q D0BIE GILLIS.
Comedy. Dobie's (Dwayne Hickman)
school is hit by a teacher shortage and
the parents take over classes at Central
High for a day to prove that teaching
, 1961-08-23

ranges from 800 to 900 pints
and they are solely depen-
dent on the community for
their blood supply.
Also present at the meet
ing were Mrs. Banfield, Hos
pital Administrator; and
tContinned on page AZ
, 1961-08-23

Mrs. Regina Bornn, exc
cutive secretary for the To-
cal chapter Of the Red Cross
said that a team from the
Red Cross office in Puerto
Rico is scheduled to arrive
in st. Thomas on September
22nd to draw blood from
about $50 donors. This will
be credited to the commu-
nifty and the hospital will
then be able to take from
his blood bank to meet the
demand Of the community.
Mrs. Ruth Holland, Labo-
ratory Supervisor at the
Knud H a n n Memorial
Hospital, stated that the hos
pitfalls annualn for blood
, 1961-08-23
Baseball Tenn From
New York Coming 10
Play Locdl Teens

FlQY LOCQl IeQInS
The Virgin Islands Ath-
letic Club with the coopera
ton Of the American Virgin
Islands Unity Council, will
visit st. Thomas, St. John
and st. Croix, to play a Sc
ries Of baseball games with
local all stars. The Harlem
team is made up Of young
Virgin Islanders who went
to New York for higher
education and economic bet
terment, according to a re-
lease received today.
Three of the players were
tried out by the New York
Yankees, Chicago White
Sox and the San Francisco
Giants, in 1855.
The visit Of the Harlem
team has been a manual
event since 1856. The pur-
pose is to promote baseball
in the islands, encourage
governmental support and
sustain the interest of the
people. The home islands all
stars have been in New
York City and played at
Nc COMBS Park on the
banks of the Harlem River
near Yankee Stadium. They
will be VIAC's guest in
1862, the release said.
The players who were
considered for a contract
by major league teams Of
America but did not win
favor were: A. Lawrence,
yankees, second baseman;
R. Cornelius White Sox),
pitcher and Herbert Fraser
(Giants), catcher. Other
members are: G. Elcock, B.
Williams, W. Virgins, A.
A. Steinbergin, z. Nesbitt,
B. Ludwig, B. Henry, L.
Christian, r. Clark, A. Van
Continued on page A
, 1961-08-23
Hijucked Pom Am Jet
Clipper Sets Record
Hdvunu-Miuni

Largely overlooked among
the sensational details sur
rounding the recent hijack-
ing Of a Pan American
World Anyways DC-8 jet
liner was one small historic
fact.
The Clipper Mandarin,
forced by a gunman to de-
tour into Havana while on
flight on August 9, set a new
speed record on its trip
from Havana to Miami -af-
ter being freed by Cuban
authorities.
Plotted by Captain Carl
Ballard, the swift jet Clip
per covered the 235 miles
in just 36 minutes. Regular
scheduled time for piston
engine Clipper on the route
is one hour.
The flight also represent
ed a little something new in
the way Of inaugurals. It
was the first commercial
jet flight between the two
cities.
, 1961-08-23

NTH YEAR SAINT ca
ST. Thomus JuYcees
Soliciting Donors For
Blood Bunk
Representatives Of the
Red Cross, Health Depart
ment, Hospital and Jaycees
met recently at the local.
Red Cross Headquarters IN
st. Thomas and discussed
details relevant to the jun
ior Chamber Of st. Thomas
spearheading the loo al
blood donor program.
Dante de Castro, chair
man of the Jaycee's Com
munity service commission
reported that his commit
tee has contacted several To-
cal civic and business orga-
n~izations seeking their sup
port in having a list of
blood donors available to
give one pint Of blood each,
towards the establishment
Of a blood bank for st. Tho
mas and st. John. It was
hoped that after this pro-
ject got underway, Jaycees
in st. Croix would establish
a similar program for the
island Of st. Croix.
Among the organizations
already contacted are the
Mems Club, Rotary Club,
Jaycees, Tau Fraternity,
Harmonic Lodge, Oddfel-
lows Lodge, West Indian
Co. and Lindqvist Sales Ser
vice. The committee will
also seek cooperation from
the Women's League, the
Business & Professional Wo
mems organization, addi-
tional businesses and the
community in general. Mrs.
Helen Williams, Director
Of the Health and Educa-
ton Bureau, will work with
the Jaycees on publicity &
promotion in trying to get
the entire community sup
, 1961-08-23
Mrs. Dolores de Tongh
Is Nurned Director Of
Public Assistance

Macon M. Bergman, Com
missioner Of Social Welfare,
announced the appointment
Of Mrs. Dolores de Jongh
to the position Of Director
of Public Assistance.
, 1961-08-23
Lee Plutt, Well Known
Csted Businessmen.
Denotes Books

Lee Plat, well-known
Christiansted businessman,
is revealed as a regular do
nor of books to the school
libraries. Acknowledges
ment has just been made Of
the third donation for the
year, some Of which are
bestsellers.
Mr.. Plat is the owner Of
Estate Pearl where he re-
sides.
, 1961-08-23

Miss Bernice Nc Collum,
former director of this Divi-
sion, left the Department
in June after nine and one
half years Of service to re
turn to her home in ITALIA
hasse, Florida where she has
accepted a position with the
State Department of Public
Evening star., 1961-12-06
The Alley Is No Place.
For Ideal Young Lady

private affairs, feelings or in
nermost thoughts.
"A young lady should never
be found q. . in alleys, on street
corners, in a penitentiary, in a
youth study center, in a court
room, in bars.
"A lady should not wear a
skirt so tight it looks like your
skin.
She won't try to sneak out
of the house when she knows
everyone is asleep.
"You will not see a lady with
a gang of boys standing on the
corner drinking some kind Of
alcohol.
Puppy love is serious to a
young lady. 1t should be re-
pected by parents. brothers and
sisters because it can be a pain
full aspect.
Young ladies do not send
threats to other girls"
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Log Wall Owner
Has q Bonunzu

Taylor, B. c. (AP) Dewey
Armeneau's cocktail bar has a
silver lining. He let's customers
punch silver dollars into the
cedar log walls.
tits a real fad" Armeneau
says. I've got 1,735 silver dol
lars On the walls already and
we're putting them up at the
rate of 100 per month. We're
running out of wall space"
The customer provides his
own dollar, picks his spot and
Armeneau drills a shallow hole
slightly smaller in diameter
than the dollar. The customer
pounds the coin into the wall
with a rubber hammer.
Mr.. Armeneau'S wife then
puts a small plaque under the
coin to identify the customer.
Evening star., 1961-12-06

ends. Worn full length, it
makes the coolest lounge garb
for this tropical part of the
world. 1t can also be pulled
up between the legs and tucked
in behind to make a swim
suit or a pair of shorts.
In 1'hailand's countryside
it's a standard piece Of equip
ment, particularly when trav-
cling. On the road 1t can be
used to carry ones belongings,
plus lunch. At night it serves
as pajamas. A more sophisti-
Gated use for the Pakaoma has
been found in the cities-as
a cummerbund for evening
wear.
But however you use it, Pa
kaomA wearerS have one piece
Of advice: Don't breathe too
deeply when it's on.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Turbon, Towel or Tent,
It's Still q Pokoomo

BANGKOK, Thailand, Dec.
6 (AP).-The Pakaoma is
probably the most versatile
garment any man can hope to
have in his wardrobe-or his
do-it-yourself kit.
Essentially something to
wear, it can also serve as a
kerchief, a bath towel. tur-
ban, pup tent, beach towel.
tow rope, bar rag or baby's
hammock. At sea it can dou-
BILE as a sail or something with
which to stop up a leak.
The Pakaoma is a sari-like
length of cotton cloth (pre-
ferably bright colored or
plaid), about six feet long and
two feet wide. You put it on by
wrapping it around your waist
and simply tucking in the loose
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Japanese
Flood School
With Letters

CHICAGO, Nov. % (AP).-
When Lynn Carlson and Rich
ard Goldinger, 9th graders at
Sutherlands Elementary School,
posed for pictures in a Japa-
nese magazine they had no
idea a spontaneous avalanche
of letters from their Japanese
counterparts would result.
Miss Vesta Reaver, school
principal, said she hasn't
enough 7th and 9Th grade pu-
pills to answer the 500 letters
forwarded by the editor of
Friendly Yours Magazine.
mo one had any idea this
would happen" she said. Il
always have been leery of pen
pal letters as school projects,
but these will contribute to
better understanding between
the children because they are
spontaneous.
20 Pages of Pictures
The magazine, she said, de-
voted 20 pages to pictures of
Lynn and Richard depicting
their life in Chicago.
Magazine Editor AtSushi Ka-
Wada received the letters, tanS-
lated those which were in jap
anese and forwarded them in
bundle to Chicago.
I'VE are sure that the
friendly sentiments between the
young people started through
this means of communication
will be valuable assets" he
wrote.
Mieko Ishikawa, a Kayama
prefecture junior high school
student, described her school
and studies as well as her. IA
vorite pastime of watching
televiSion.
1T is very enjoyable If I
can exchange letters with you.
Please write to me about Chi
cago," she wrote.
Principal Reaver said the let
ters would be answered by 7th
and 9Th graders in her school
and students in neighboring
elementary schools.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Downtown
SEcTIoNALS AND SOFAS SALE PRICED

"399 95-l French Provincial 3-Pc. Sectional
Rubber cushion Beige, frutwood - - 1888
$685. Winthrop Gallery French Provincial
Soto Fruitwood finish. Rose $leS
"2l995-2 Lawson Sofas by Winthrop Gallery
Toast. soee; foam --- $l38
*39e. e.95-l French Provincial 3-Pc Sectional
Foam rubber cushions. Toast -----S S2e8
Ass. .95-l Winthrop Gallery Quilted Soto. Soge
$685. Quilted Soto. Aquo-brown combino-
tion; foam cushion, skirted --- $r77
$685. 3-Pc. SectionoIs. Fruitwood finish,
spring cushions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S266
"l99.95-l Early American Attached Pillow
back Sofo BoxpIeoted, green ----- -$l66
"l99e5-l Valentine Seover Loveseot, EorIy
American boxpleoted, gold ...----- Sl28
"259. 9.95-l Winthrop Gallery Soto. Tufted bock
foam cushions beige - ----.--- SLIT
"399 95-l Crest All foam 3-Pc sectional
Purple fabric, wolput legs ----- $2SS
"Comporobe Value
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Drinking Blamed

BONN.-The high heart-at-
tack incidence among West
German business executives led
life insurance companies there
to investigate. Their conclus-
ion: Such a death is likely
to come to men between IS and
So WHO drink heavily. The
most probable time: Monday
the first week in January.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Smart People Dream

CLEVELAND.-People with
high los dream much more
than those of lesser intelli-
gence." That's the conclusion
of DR.. Calvin S. Hall, jr., of
Western Reserve University,
who interviewed people of all
intelligence levels to gather
data on more than 10000
dreams.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
PHILADEI, ,PHIA d,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 6
(AP) Memo to young ladies':
You might be interested in
the composite of an ideal young
lady as drawn from the themes
of five young girls ranging in
age from l3 to is who were
compositions on the subject.
The assignment was given by
Judge Juanita Kidd Stout sew
eral weeks ago after the girls
were brought before her on
charges of beating and stabbing
another girl.
Judge Stout disclosed the
contents:
"A lady does not expose her
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Tobacco Tuxes Rise

CHICAGO. - Sixteen States
have raised taxes on cigarettes
since June 80, 1860. Two, Mich
igan and Kentucky, have re-
duced them. State taxes on Gig
arettes now average 6 cents a
pack and the Federal tax 8
cents. Some local governments
also tax cigarettes.
Evening star., 1961-12-06
Buy Italian Dropped

ROME.-Italy has elimin-
ated laws providing incentives
for the domestic purchase of
Italian automobiles and farm
equipment. The laws conflicted
with the Common Markets pol
icy of nondiscrimination of
product origin. Italy is a Com
mon Market member.