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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
Society Elects Officers

New officers for the year we're
elected at the last meeting of the
Garrett County Society for Men
tally Retarded Children last Fri
day in the Green Street School
Cafeteria.
President, DR.. A. f. Nance: Vice
President. Mrs Kathryn Helbig; Re
cording Secretary, Mrs Margaret
Dean; Corresponding Secretary.
Mrs Lois Nayior; Treasurer, Mrs.
Juanita Browning; Directors, Mrs.
Willard Elliott and Mrs. Catherine
Eggers The group is now cndeavor-
ing to raise funds for playground
equipment, and hopes to have this
project completed by spring Inte"-
ested groups or individuals who
wish to contribute may contact
Mrs Nance. Persons interested in
furthering the education of the
mentally retarded may become a
member of this society by contact
ing Mrs. Juanita Browning or Mrs
Margaret Dean
The next regular meeting of this
group will be held Friday, April l.,
at 8 p. M, at the Green Street
School.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
Plan
Christmas Parties

Dates of homemaker club ac-
tivities and other extension group
meetings were announced this
week by Miss Ethel Grove, home
demonstration agent
A Red Cross home nursing in
structOrs' refresher course is to be
given at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Bucket December l3, from IL to
3 o'clock Miss Joan Leland. Red
Cross nurse from the national Office
at Alexandria, Va, will give the
training. Taking the course will be
Mrs Bucket, Mrs Russell Klotz
and Mrs. Kenneth Ridder Another
class is planned for spring. Inter-
ested persons may contact Mrs.
Paul Naylor or Miss Grove.
A clothing training meeting for
chairmen of the Grantsville area
is planned for December IA, at 100
p, m, in the Methodist church
basement. The meeting is in prep
aration for the January demonstra-
tiOns on Keeping Your Clothes
Wearable."
HOmemaker clubs are having
Christmas programs
December ~, Mars Hill. 100 D.
m, home of Mrs. Donald Hetrick;
Sunnyside, 100 p. m, home of Mrs.
Wayne Hamilton.
December 10, Hoyes club, IL
noon, home of Mrs. W. w. Dewitt;
McHenry club, dinner l p. m, IN
cub. church social room.
December IA, New Germany
club, p. m, home of Mrs. Ray Bit
finger Swallow Falls, l p. m, at
Deep Creek Baptist church; Alta
mont 7:30 p M, at Woods cabin;
Oakland, 1870 p. m, home of Mrs.
James Nally.
December 16, Mt. View, $50 p.
m, family Christmas dinner at
Grantsville fire hall.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07
OakIand's Water
Supply Reviewed
BY Mayor Smith
Conclusion Of Article Given
Before Rotary Club Is
Published Today

The problem of an adequate
water supply for the town Of Oak
land was discussed in detail by
Mayor Russell l.. Smith at a meet
ing of the Oakland Rotary club on
November "a The early years of
the struggle were outlined in "A
story in last weeks issue. The
problem from 1857 to the present
is discussed this week by Mr..
Smith.
The Chester Engineers were
again called in 1857 to study pos
sible sources of raw water supply.
The report was submitted Septem-
Der 20, 1858, estimating gallons of
water pumped per day by months
thru 1857 to July, 1858, as increas-
ing from $4,000 to 248000. Esti-
mated daily gallon demand for year
1000 was $4,000 to 475OO0
Engineers found that approXi-
mately 40 percent of water con-
sumers we're unmetercd, All con-
sumers are now metered Total
number of consumers rose from
657 to 724.
ITO supply the projected demand
by the year 1000 the following
sources we're Investigated in adj
dition to those Investigated in 1947:
Miller's Run, Murley run, Big
Yough river above junction with
Little Yough. The Big Yough above
junction with Little Yough was
recommended because of its large
drainage area of IS square miles
and proven flow based on records
of 16 years, making available $40
gallons per minute at lowest flow
of river No impounding reservoir
would be required as from other
areas. Detailed cost estimated Of
raw water intake pumping station
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and increase capacity and pressure
water for fire fighting purposes.
Third, treatment plant, designed
to provide maximum degree of
automatic control and to produce
water of uniform quality with
minimum labor costs. Provision
made to correct acid condition Of
water, remove color and odOr and
to remove metallic elements. Water
from existing wells may also be
completely treated.
Fourth, electrical work, covers
all necessary wiring to operate the
complete plant
1t would appear as of November
3 that money realized from bond
issue will be more than sufficient
to cover all contracts and that pos
sibly a sum of perhaps $4,000 to
$4,000 would be left over which
could be used for retirement of
bonds should any be offered in the
market AS of the present, no
bonds have come on the market
Mr.. Smith indicated that the new
system would be in use by Deem
Der IS
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objection from any citizens ana
was adopted in August, 1859.
The town borrowed S450,0O0,
with maturity up to 1891 Only
other outstanding Indebtedness is
$4,000 in electric bonds, due 1862
1866.
Contracts we're signed for CON
struction of the new system July
25, 1860 raw water intake and
pump station, j. r. Savage, CO.
lumbus, o., S60,959 water mains.
Tri-W Construction Co, Inc, Pitts
burgh, S77,77777; water treatment
plant, White, Reznor, Marion com
pany, Pittsburgh S2l7. 54675; cleo
trical work, Perry Electric COM
pany, Pittsburgh, 35,6O8; total,
1891 ,89152 Allowances for con-
struction contingencies, etc, re-
suited in a total estimated cost Of
S45O,OOO.
Status of contracts as of Novem-
Der 3, explained by Mr. Smith,
showed the percent of work ac-
complished, the amount paid, the
balance due on completion.
Money from sale of bonds not
Immediately needed was kept in
vested and interest earned is S10,-
1928.
What does the town get for the
S450,000; first the pumping station
from which raw water will be
pumped from river to treatment
plant; two pumps will be installed
each with capacity of half mil
lion gallons per day.
Second, water mains, one main
to carry raw water from pumping
station to treatment plant, an 8"
line of plastic pipe. selected be-
cause of acidity of river water dur
ing low flow periods Main is OF
sufficient size for ultimate pump
ing capacity of one million gallons
per day. Second line of TO- and
8" pipe will carry treated water
from treatment plant to connect
with present lines at Second and
Center This will complete a loop
between treatment plant, the two
reservoirs and the town, increase
flow of water to all parts of town
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07

Der 8, and will follow the Bruce
Southern varsity basketball game
at Bruce
Students Get Deer
AS of Tuesday, December 5, five
Southern High boys have reported
killing deer. Larry Iden scored the
biggest kill with an IS point buck.
John Wildesen got the heaviest
buck, which weighed 1913 pounds.
Also getting deer we're George
Stanya, point Frank Vetter,
spike buck, 101 pounds. Donald
Sanders, point, l05 pounds; Will
liam Wilson, spike buck.
Students Receive Pictures
The Southern students received
their school pictures for this year
on Monday, December 4. The pie
lures we're taken by the Delmar
Photography Company in early
fall of this year. The pictures will
cost each student $3.50 plus tax
this year
Attend Matinee
On Friday, December l, the
senior and junior high bands pre-
scented concert for the students
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Special Christmas Program
Arranged At Deep Creek

Special Christmas activities were
arranged by the Deep Greek Bap-
fist church.
A program dealing with world
wide missions was given last Sun
day evening with the annual Christ
mas offering for foreign missions
presented This followed a fellow
ship dinner by men of the church.
A committee headed by Mrs. Dale
Evans is collecting and repairing
toys and clothing for distribution.
New books, some dealing with
Christmas, have recently been
placed in the church library.
The church will have a carol
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and force main and impounding
reservoir for Miller's run source
was SPAS, 500; for Murley run SHOT,
600; Big Yough, S89790. There
would also be considerable differ
cnce in yearly pumping costs, from
S2,912 to S1,787.
AS to quality of raw water, both
physical and chemical as well as
meteorological analyses show water
taken from Youth as compared
with others to be somewhat lower
in p II value, higher total solids
and suspended solids content, a
lower alkalinity to methyl orange,
somewhat higher acidity and a
greater total hardness. Bacteria
logical count found in water
samples taken from Yough river
found very low Analysis made by
Maryland Department of health
April IL, 1860 confirmed the Engl-
neers report. Water when finished
at treatment plant will be clear,
palatable and in full accord with
health department requirements
and T. S. Public Health service.
What will be the cost and how
will we pay for it. Indenture was
made with Pennsylvania Electric
company for permission to take
water from Yough river, without
cost to the town. Town charter
was amended to increase borrow
ing power of Mayor and Town
Council. The amendment met no
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during the fifth and sixth periods
The matinee, which was held in
the school gymnasium, cost 10 cents
per pupil and collected S7700
This amount is enough to pay for
one new band uniform, which costs
little over $1,000 each.
Plan Christmas Dance
The junior class will present the
annual Christmas Dance on Satur-
day December IS. The cost of the
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dance will be $3.50 per couple and
IS cents stag Tickets can be pur-
chased from the eleventh grade
class officers. The proceeds from
the dance will 90 to the fund for
the Junior-Senior Prom, which
will be held in late May.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-12-07

Senator Styles Bridges. New
Hampshire, was buried Novcmbec
%.
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sing December H. at p. m, and
on December %, at 8 p. m, the
church will present. the pageant,
The Prince of Peace 1t has been
adapted for local use by Mrs. Alvin
Friend. Approximately 20 people
are either participating in the
pageant and music or are assist
ing in the production
Christmas in the Sunday school
viii be observed on December "a
with a tree, treat for children and
an appropriate program Classe 5
and organizations are planning
Christmas parties, carol sings, etc,
in homes and at the homes of
shut-ins
AT the worship service on Sun
day, December "a, at II o'clock
there will be a special Christmas
message and special Christmas
music
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Southern Speaks
BY Dick GnegY
Represent Southern

Porter Welch, president of the
senior class, and his date, Marty
McComas, will be Southern's OF
fetal representatives at the Bruce
High School homecoming dance
The senior class has been invited
by Bruce to attend the dance. It IS
scheduled for Friday night, Decem-
Evening star., 1961-11-14
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the H/T for 500. Extra. Highest
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or Imports B-4.U-B q YES
y r. c or Call sales Mgr. for
your tremendous allowances By
phone Dillsburg 1881. European
Sports Car Center, East's largest
and Porsches, Rossville. York. Pa.
CORVETTE 80 roadster: radio and
heater. sparkling red and white
shoEroom condition inside and
Evening star., 1961-11-14

WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
Bldg. DI. 7.H30O
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots. acreage ol
farms in D. G. or nearby Nd,
KAY REALTY co. RA. $1,000
Cash AVAILABLE for lots. acreage
D. c.. Nd. Va; no comm.
LAND DEVELOPMENT CO.
ST. 3-e960
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ROSENTHAL

Chevrolet -CorYair-Coryette
Columbia oike and s. Giebe Rd
Arlington, Va. ia. 4-S700
FIAT $50 900" Multipla 6-passen-
ger station wagon; 5000 actual
miles; 4sspeed trans; Wv. tires;
an excellent value ct S1e5.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS)
Wis, and Ellicott NV. KE. 7-l30g
HILLMAN 80 4-door de luxe staten
wagon; 4-speed trans: r. and b.;
Wv tires: as clean as new: S9et.
PAUL BROS. (OLDS
Wis. and Elllcott NV. KE. 7-1309
MERCEDES '56 model "2I9" A.
door sedan. S1.0a5. =.
STEWART BUICK
1II9 Wilson Blvd. ArI. IA. 2-aS00
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DALE, MD, Prince Georges
County - 20 beautiful wooded
ceres serss: city water avail, long e.
Lee ssGFoRScsaa.. Ssa. sp. .!ssI sasoo ssrm'' n
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loTs. AcREAeE goa SALE

10000 SO. TT. on colesville I'd
Zoned comm, suit. for shop. ctr.
etc SO It. DI. 7-5015, EN-. 3-5407
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN BEACH fAssateague Island
LOTS, residential and Commercial
100000 #: priced TO sell. Cal
sun. or after pm. wkdya., IL
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IDEAI.

This Is the ideal time TO select one
of these choice homesites for that
suburban home. We have several
to 6 acre sites left in 2 To-
cations in the quiet relIing Va.
countryside, minutes from the
washineton beltway. Planned fol
substantial homes protected By
building restrictions, some are
heavily wooded for privacy. some
have grand view Of this un-
spoiled area: Terms available
LYNCH BROS. INC. Springfield
Va. Realtors. FL. 4-70OO.
GEORGIA AVE. at Norbeck. Md
Little over 4 acres, 4S9 It. facine
Georgia ave, tentative commercial
property: cont, terms: priced right
CAMPANMLA g. CO. REAL Es-
TATE. Call days. Elk. 3-4113.
Night, JU, S-9173.
Se, 900 BUYS 90 ACRES. near vim
chester. va: old house, GOOD hunt
cash. wa. f-S5o5 Or xP. Ss54sS.
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BLAIR ROAD

Uniy. OF Maryland. excellent foi
professional bldg, for sale O
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1000 so. FT,
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SAL

ALEXANDRIA. VA. = Industrial
Plcset,s ~ ss s1SDasPpiHs'e %aPEE' ADJ puk. s6os sS
1900 SO. TT. Of ground in hear
2, kSeaaIsai,I,ssons S,,aIaI,st WI suecgdinaIty,
5000.
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CLARKSBURG
COMMERCIAL GROUND
MARYLAND

ST BARNABAs RD.
excellent for hiEh-elass rsstau'
I1s,ooo SO. Fr.
zoned c., level, for sale or will
build "a mile from Hecht co.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.
RIJILDOZER

OLIVER Cletrac Bd-U; gooa eondi-
NV, NV Behind the % Al6Srmsrie marie Apts..
WO R-l1k5 EN-. 3-O446.
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ABOUT. THE PRETTIEsT so acre.
in choice country area Of Fair
fax County: 10 acres open. beau
tiful trees. small fast spring-feS
stream runs through property al
year; Just 5 miles southwest O.
Fairfax City, Courthouse, Countr,
Club and new University of Vir,
ginis; S725 per acre. only S8,25(
COURT HOUSE REALTY
cR. 3-2251 Fairfax. Va
ACREAGE OPPORTUNITY - W
highly recommend this 142-acrl
tract In rapidly growing Fairfa.
County. 1t is In the path o
growth and attractive subdivision
reach almost to IL. As Q who'll
only $50 per acre. MASON a
OMER L.. HIRST. Realtors, An
nandale, Va. Phone CT. $4,000.
ACREAGE AND FARMS
Apt, commercial, farm. industrial
investment. residential, rive,
front, special purpose land AM
homes with acreage in D. c.. Nd.
Va. We furnish detailed soil map
where available.
FARMS q ACREAGE. INC.
Realtors kL. 6-S1Ol
BEAUTIFUL 1-acre homesite, 100
foot frontage; near Congressiona
Country Club: only $4,000 incl
paving. ME. S-1717. La. 9-0410
CARM0DY ynLS-Buildipg sites
water: sey q. etc: $40 dn.. 81
Ma. s-537I.
CHOICE NV. LOT, bordering Rocl
Greek PArk-prestige location
. PAUL p. STONE, RA. 3-9233.
FINE BLDG. SITES
In D. c. and nearby Nd. Sl,50l
Up on terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO. RA 6-220(
FREDERICK C0.-Wooded acre lot
81. 200. ASHTON REALTY CO.
( OIL. 4-5042. WA. 4-9s1t.
GLENN DALE, MD, Prince GEORGE
County - 10 beautiful wooded
,ss.ss ssTss city r.. y.tsr .... ays t.I.s lSns Ts
LEO aTOnCH Sp. 3-A500.
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MONEY 10 LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS - $500 to
S15O.000. Lower your payments,
property, Quick. honest service.
PRUDENTIAL farm. commercial;
construction financing only In
SR' ROBERTS, sis Z Lsxington
ST., Baltimore 2, Nd, or SAratoga
7-l047 day. night, sun. holidays.
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oLAltb tNlAD
32. 900 g. q. Silver spring and Dis
eellent for motel or office bldg
|. site. For additional Information
call Mr.. PIBBE.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
wassinston EsaisG5s Bldg A0r'safDs D SaaEsSi 7ssoc
SILVER SPRING = 5000 So. It.,
commercial. 400 ft. from Hecht Co.
S-rm. brick house, $3.50 50. IT,,
terms available. NATIONAL PROP
ERTIEs. DI. 7-3269.
THE LAST LARGE TRACT left
on Rte. so at this price. 126
acres fronting on south side OF
y. 8. Rte, so midway in front OF
Dulles International Airport. Not
in FHA restrictive loan zone and
less than . miles to airport en-
trance. 1.700-ft. road frontage OF
Rte. so. 300-ft. depth entire Length
OF. frontage, zoned commercial.
mi. from sanitary sewerage on Cuk
Run in sanitary no. 12 district.
This tract Is going to be worth
sorne real money in . couple Of
COURT HOUSE REALTY
cR. 3-225l Fairfax, Va.
8 ACRES Univ. blvd. and cath ave,
Adelphi, front zone commi. c-1
rest Tor parking. Rent all or part
ZANTzIN0ER. WA. 7-1S19.
I.1B ACRES in rapidly deyelopini
area near Mclean. Good frontags
on Route z
GRACE A. KEMPToN
Ell. 6-4934. Realtors. Ell. 6-326S
10000 SO. TT. on colesville I'd
Zoned comm, suit. for shop. ctr.
etc S2 Il. DI. 7-5O15, EN-. $500
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am. N.-ist time offered; sxtri
nice a-bedrm. home: sep. ein, IN.
fun hsmt.: vacant S1T.e30. oHnel
Win finance with enly $3.50 cash
n s-93e0
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$4,000 50. IT. zoned CT, In Suit
land. opposite Census Bureau next
to Kinney'S and Robert Hall. Ex-
eellent for drive-in sales.
10000 So. FT.
Prominent corner in Suitland. Ex-
eellent for professional bldg. Sub
ject to coming. Owner open TO pro-
posal.
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BETHESDA
1413 X

New De Luxe History
Air-conditioned Office Building
Seldom Available Where Elevators
Open Directly Into the Floor
Exclusively
Available Entire llth Floor
Contains 2.012 Sq. Fl, ct 81 so
On Sth floor, beautiful 3-foom
suite, S225 mo. On 3rd floor, f.
room suite, S315 mo.
We recommend you inspect the
most beautiful offices Of national
and prominent local organizations
In this building. Parking avail
Shapiro Inc. owner-Management
1913 K st. NV. NE. e-l717
GEORGETOWN, 1913 wis. ave-: End
FLOR prof. or select business;
remodel for responsible lessee.
ME. S-0041, OIL. 4.I142.
LAW OFFICE, excel. location, con-
ference room, library. Telephone
answering. secreatrial help avail,
OPP. 10 earn rent for young at
torney. NE. S-1l67 or visit 1913
= st. NV, 10th n.
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TRUST NOTES FoR SALE
REAL ESTATE LOANS

PRIVATE INVESTORS WANTED Z
buy seasoned notes. Substantial
discounts. RA. 3-3004.
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HOUSES ron sALE-yL.

sEvRRAL NICE HoMRs-Arlineton
Fairfax small On. payment or vii
take housetrailer, lot, auto OF
what have you a. IN. payment
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
TRAILERs

CAMPING TRAVEL TRAILERs fer
rent. Scotsman and Portacamper.
A A. n RENTAL. Fails Ch., JE. q
$500.
CASH PAID EQR CLEAN UsEp
MOBILE HOMES - VA, RO. g.
1400; MD. RA. 6-2531.
OFFICE TRAILERS, storage trail
ers, sale or lease. ALLIED TRAIL
ERS, Brandywine, Nd. DR.. 2
S101, ST. 2-77O1.
SCOTTY = All-aluminum camper,
sleeps 2 and child. Phone CIR. g.
4936.
SPARTAN 1886; excel, cond., All
new furn.. air cond.. 40xS. sleeps
3: terms avail, reas. QILLE9PIE'E
TRAILER COURT. Waldorf. Nd.
MI. 5-5326.
1855 CHAMPrON-45-ft. 2 b.r. In
eludes awning, all access; S1,705.
K1. S-57Sl, XII. s-600T.
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30, 900 50. It. Silver spring and Dis
triet Of Columbia, zoned CO. Ex-
eellent for motel or office bldg.
sits. For additional information
Evening star., 1961-05-10
House of Dior Sued
By Suint-Luurent

after his draft had been
earlier deferred.
Marc Bohan. a 35-year-old
designer who once briefly had
his own fashion house and
was already designing Dior's
London collection, was moved
up to the top position. He
was an immediate success.
Meanwhile, Mr.. Saint-Lau-
rent, within days Of starting
his military service, suffered
a nervous breakdown. He
spent weeks in an army hos
pital under close supervision,
then was discharged from the
army and moved to a private
clinic.
After convalescence abroad,
he came back to Paris. Dior
Spokesmen would not say If
he was returning to the
House or not. Mr.. Bohan
continued designing the COL
lectionS.
Normally French law re-
qulres an employe to be taken
Evening star., 1961-05-10
By GODFREY ANDERSON
Associated Press Writer

PARIS, May 10.-Yves
Saint-Laurent. once the shy
young fashion king Of Paris,
yesterday filed a 100000
franc ($120,000) suit against
the fashion House Of Dior,
charging they refused to take
him back in his old job as
chief designer after army
service.
The news caused a sensa-
ton in the high fashion world
where it had long been sus-
pected that trouble was brew
ing between the gifted 25-
year-old designer and his for
mer employers.
After a dazzling success
with his first collection in
1858, soon after Christian
Dior had died, Mr.. Saint
Laurent had less of a triumph
with some Of his subsequent
collections. In 1860 he was
called up for army service
Evening star., 1961-05-10

back into the job he formerly
held after completing his mil
itary service as a draftee.
However, exceptions to this
rule may be claimed in spe-
cial circumstances.
Mr.. Saint-Laurent is claim
ing two years severance pay
and damages on the ground
that his reputation has suf-
fered.
His lawyer, Jean Denis
Bredin, said the suit had
been filed with a labor arbi-
Evening star., 1961-05-10
Kennedys
Students

President and Mrs. Ken
nedy invited $50 foreign stu
dents from "A countries to
q reception on the South
Lawn Of the White House
this afternoon.
The party was set for from
4:30 to $50 pm, with the
President and First Lady
scheduled to appear among
their guests at 4::35 pm.
White House Press Secre-
tary Pierre Salinger said the
list was limited to graduate
students and undergraduate
seniors at colleges in the
Washington area.
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AIunnnue Group
ToHoId Party

The Washington Chapter
of the Georgetown Visitation
Alumnae Association will
give its spring cocktail party
from 8 to 8 pm. Saturday
at the Woman's City Club.
Chairman of the party Is
Mrs. Harry Lee Rust, III. AS
sisting will be Mrs. Julian
Gillespie, Mrs. Taylor Cusick
and Mrs. Howard Schrider.
Evening star., 1961-05-10

tration court yesterday morn
ing. He refused TO disclose
details Of the action.
There have been reports
since Mr.. Saint-Laurent re-
turned to Paris that he might
open a fashion house Of his
own. although friends believe
this unlikely.
Mr.. Saint-Laurent, who has
led a secluded life since his
return to Paris, could not be
reached for comment last
night. There was no COM
ment from the Dior House
either.
Evening star., 1961-05-10
Sale
1890

Poplins, mad plaids, pretty
prints, stripes and checks in
chesterfield, cardigan, straight
line and full flare silhouettes.
Hundreds of sunny ideas for
rainy days. All from top design
houses Gust look at the labels).
8 to 18 and 5 to Is sizes.