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Evening star., 1961-03-14

channels which refine smoking flavor.
The result the famous Micronite Filter-wth free
and easy draw that brings through the true tobacco
from kents blend Of the worlds finest tobaccos That why
you'll feel better about smoking with the taste Of Kent
Evening star., 1961-03-26
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for liaison between a
Large Electronic
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Navy Department
Requirements: Grad
uate of the U. S.
Naval Academy, a
minimum rank of
Lieutenant Comman-
der and experience in
Washington, D. C. In
addition, some indus
trial experience would
be preferred.
Duties: To act as our
service representative
on various projects
such as ASW systems
and missiles for naval
vehicles.
If you are interested
and believe that you
can contribute, please
mail your resume to:
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Evening star., 1961-03-26
HELP MEN

sALESMEN-Real estate, D. c. W.
train you. BERGMAN REALTY
CO. RA. 6-2117.
SALESMEN-If you would like to
supplement your income by $780,
$500 per mo. during your spare
time from your home, write Box
207-T, Star.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
HELP MEN

Statesmen, earn O better thar
average income BY selling Famous
Knapp Aerotred Shoes direct from
factory. Full or part time. Open
ings in d. c., Va. and Md. Equip
ment free. Insurance benefits
Write L. 7. BREWER, 2003 East
ridge rd., Timonium, Nd, or cal
CLearbrook 2-0l21.
for retail trade; no
exper. nec.; transp. furn.: 10 can
vassing. Salary comm. and bonus,
SINGER CO., 1887 Wis. ave.
Evening star., 1961-03-26

LAB. ,TECHNTCIAN (bacterIology1,
%odern mo- Ga'; senePai ospiesl Rain fuotime ifD
exper. in this field desirable, but
would consider registered lab.
tech. with some bsct. exper.; fine
working conditions. FE. $4,000,
Ext. 401. $3.50 a.m.-5 pm, Mon
Evening star., 1961-03-26
SALESMAN
SALESMAN

Opening for / salesman. Virginia
area. Call MIR. FAWCETT, JE. f.
iii for appointment,
Evening star., 1961-03-26
PART TIME
6 to 9 EVENINGS

W. ~ &@ v &@&N@&NNAS
You can supplement your weekly
income making telephone calls
from your desk in our office. Es-
tab. natl. organization. No exper.
nee. We will train. White. Should
have neat appearance and pleas
ing. Average earnings So per hr.
Also Sat. work 8 to l. 2420 Will
son blvd, Arl. Call Mr.. Morgan,
5 to z pm. only. ia. 4-2116.
PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED PER-
soft spoken, neat, Steady and
sober Unusual opportunity for
steady employment. Come to
Physically Handicapped, Incu 1106
Conn. ave. NV. take elevator
to 3rd. fir. for interview or phone
Mr., WINTERBLE, NE, S-4467.
Evening star., 1961-12-13

COMP. VALUE 24.95

Truly contemporary woII decorations blend
ing the brillionce of bross with the dignity of
softly oroined American walnut. Eoch piece i'm
ported by Robonne from the finest Gerron
clock -mokers, deftIy assembled to triumphont
ereotions of our own design. Each powered by
o miraculous cordless eectronc movement
thot operores up to II months on one fresh
H2-Voit tloshlioht bottery. Overall dioreter
of clocks shown from 2o" to 3O". 36 STYLES to
choose from.
Evening star., 1961-12-13

. CocktoiI Watches
Q Water Resistont Watches
. Sports Watches
0 Dress Watches
All with II Jewel precision nomenclature
breokoble roinsprines. Only q few of the
many many styles Of Kimberly Watches for
men and women are sketched here 1888
"Plus
The Hecht cOWoehes and coeks-DOwntown Silver Spring.
PARKington, Prince Georges PIoza, MARROW Heights
Evening star., 1961-02-20

they have q stake in the gov
ernment's future.
Major Test Coming
A major test will not be long
in coming. Early in 1852
Argentina will elect half its
congress.
Much Of the major legisla-
ton relating to the Govern
ment's program Of recovery
through free private enter
prise win have been pushed
through by that time. But the
opposition could impede its
implementation.
Gen. Peron nationaliZed
virtually every aspect Of Argen-
tina's economic life. The From
dizi government has reversed
much of the naturalization
and has produced q peso which
has been remarkably sound and
stable for more than q year.
Mr.. Frondizi has been re-
quired to adopt austerity
measures. never popular, to
produce stabilization Of the cur
rency and economic recovery.
Faces Critical Year
The President says this re-
covery already has been largely
achieved with some United
States help but mainly by "the
work and sacrifices Of our own
people" But he has q critical
year ahead In which he must
convince the voting public Of
a highly literate country that
Evening star., 1961-02-20

stances Of Communist Peron-
ist alliances on the union labor
front and for purposes Of ter
rorism directed against the
Frondizi government.
Reds Use Students
The Communists have made
good use Of extremist Socialists
and romantic studentS-makerS
Of revolution - who regard
Castro as a symbol Of Q wave
of the future.
The combination demon
strated its potential by jolting
the Frondizi government IN re-
lent Senatorial by-elections in
the federal capital. They elected
to Parliament 80-year-old AL
fredo PalacioS, for more than
50 years an ardent anti-Yankee
Mr.. Palacios seems 20 regard
the United States, as he did
when he entered the political
arena in the early i900s, as a
nation dominated by super
greedy imperialists. He Is wor-
shipped by students as a foun-
der of Argentina'S university
system. And students are an
important political factor. since
the voting age is 18.
Mr.. Palscios evidently hates
communism as much as he
hated Peronism. But he was at
tracted by Castro's Cuban re-
sine when he visited Havana
| in 1859. Now in the Argentine
Senate he may fill the roll OF
catalyst to rally forces Of the
left for united opposition to the
Frondizi program to bring eco-
nomic recovery out of the
wreckage left py the Peron die
tatorship.
|. 1t is even possible that these
factors. coupled with the threat
of PeroniSt voting strength, can
force the Frondizi government
into a program with q far more
leftist look in an effort to per-
suade Argentina's workers that
Evening star., 1961-02-20
Soviet Official
Visits Nehru

NEW DELHI, Feb. 20 (APD
First Deputy Soviet Premier
A. N. KoSygin arrived by plane
today. for q 'two-week tour Of
India as Prime Minister Nehru's
guest.
Tomorrow he will sign the
papers for q 900 million rupee
($l26 million) Soviet credit for
midas third five-year plan,
which begins April /.
Mr.. Kosygin told newsmen he
planned to confer with repre-
sentatives Of the people and
business" about closer economic
collaboration between Russia
and India.
Diplomatic sources Suggested
Soviet Premier Khrushchey
might have ordered Mr.. Kosy-
gin to try to bring India and
Communist China together on
their border dispute, or perhaps
try to persuade Mr.. Nehru to
Evening star., 1961-02-20

the sacrifices have been fair
and equal among all classes.
"I'm sure" the President told
me, "the people Of the countrt
win understand these measures
have been for their own vel.
fare"
But I talked to some restless
students about it. They were
not in q mood to understand
One, representing conservative
thinking among Buenos Aires
University's $4,000 students, in.
sisted that the Frondizi admin.
istration has FAILED to reach
the people"
For example, the student
said, Economies Minister Also.
garay represents big business
and speaks In terms which car
hardly be clear Ito the ordinary
simple workers who once
thought and probably still
think that Evita Person wife Of
the dictator) was q saint"
Evening star., 1961-02-20
BY WILLIAM L. RYAN
Associated Press News Analyst

BUENoS AIRES, Feb. 2O.-
The balSny midsummer air Of
this sun-splashed capital has
. feeling Of urgency.
Here, says many an Argen-
tfnian. is the real test for Latin
America; the great challenge
for United States policy. Here.
they contend, is q main battle
field in the struggle between
forces Of constitutional democ-
racy an dthe combination Of
Communism and Castroisrn.
Argentina, says its first
freely elected President after
the Juan Peron dictatorship,
already is giving an extraordi-
nary example to the rest Of
Latin America Of how o people
can help itself. Says slender.
scholarly Arturo Frondizi:
"The United States must ap-
preciate that 1t is fundamental
and absolutely necessary to CO.
operate with all Latin America
in its economic and social
development.
''The important thing is for
the United States to realize
that it Is not giving charity
to'200 million Latin Americans,
but making q contribution to
the development of Latin
Americas people"
Sees Race With Time
Mr., Frondizi's minister Of
economy, hard-d driving dy-
manic Alvaro Alsogaray, gives
the impression that he feels
Argentina's Government is in
volved in q race with time, to
prove it can achieve what it
has set out to- do.
"1f Argentina succeeds" he
told me earnestly. then other
Latin American countries can
succeed, too. II we fail. then
Fidel Castro will gain signifi-
cant help and far greater pos
sibilitieS In Latin America"
The Argentine army, regard
ing itself as q sentinel over the
constitution. has struck heavily
against PeronistaS, Communists
and CaStroists alike. But still
the germ Of CastroiSm became
deeply imbedded. It infected
many in influential places
men and women able to COM
mand fol1owings Of dissatisfied
workers, restless students, re-
sentful intellectuals, all shades
Of unreaSoning anti-Yankee-
Ism.
In the ranks Of labor. former
dictator Juan D. Peron left q
legacy Of tough-core Peronistas
who now cast blank ballots in
elections. An effective voting
alliance Of these PeronistaS
with the extreme left could pro-
duce disaster at the polls for
the future Of orderly constitu-
tional government in this rich,
key South American nation.
Already there have been in
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Nations by Ceylon. the United
Arab Republic and Liberia. He
appealed for the resolution's
adoption.
Speed is the essence Of the
Congo solution, Mr.. Nehru told
Parliament. "and unless Ins
United Nations act effectively
and Immediately, we are head
ing towards global disaster"
Evening star., 1961-02-20

the Krenilin point 'H view or
the Congo situation. Mr. NehrU
told Parliament today the
United Nations operation in the
Congo i9ust be strengthened
not terminated as the Russians
demand.
MIR. Nehru said India broad.
ly supports" the Congo resolu.
ton introduced in the United
Evening star., 1961-02-20
U.S.. Lotin Aid Plan Faces
MojjolrI. i. Test in Argentina

A free end prosperous Latia Amsdes
b listed "a enc Of the pFimsEy soals
Of the Kennedy odministratioM. Ar
ssRfino, still smsrtins undeF the
heEitose Of Juan Peron'S dietotog-
ship, may provide q measure Of hSw
well United StatSs eo-OpsrotiOM with
Lotin AmeFieG con succeed. Mr..
Ryen gives the Background in this
dispoteh, one Of q series he is filing
from South Ameriee.
Evening star., 1961-02-20

Ills Gu. Fl. net eopoeity . Across
top Freezer Chest, stores So lbs.
. Keep over 10 lbs. Of meat IN sliding
Chill Drower . Huge Glide.out hy-
drotor holds over u A-busheI Storage
door holds even u soIIon milk eortons.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
VFWC Plans Convention In April

This will be followed by Q
general. session including
talks by DR.. John G.. Smith Of
the American Heart Associa-
tion and Mrs. Edmund Camp
bell, president Of the Greater
w hington Educational
Television Association.
A MAID Of Cotton" fashion
show win highlight q lunch
con to be followed by . tour
Of some Of the department
stores in Northern Virginia
shopping centers.
Junior members will have
charge of the evening pro-
gram on the 9th which will
include a banquet and a gala
program. Mexican style.
Morning speakers on the
28th will include DR.. Edgar
Phillips, executive director Of
the American Child Guidance
Foundation, and George
Dainty Of the Southern Pulp
wood Conservation Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1961-03-30

.Entertuin
ForArtists

Secretary of Labor and
MRS. Arthur Goldberg were
,hosts at an. after-the-sym-
,phony supper party last eve
,ning in honor Of Music Direc-
tor Howard Mitchell Of the
National Symphony and the
,director and soloists Of the
Howard University Choir who
,had performed with the SYM
.phony earlier in the evening.
Dean Warner Lawson is
director. The soloists are
.Saramae Endich, Beverly
wolff. Jon Grain and Mac
Morgan.
The party is one Of a series
being given by symphony
. supporters especially for
"Wednesday night boxholders.
Guests included Symphony
President and Mrs. Carson G.
.Frailey, Campaign Chairman
,and Mrs. David Ginsburg,
Symphony Manager and Mrs.
Raymond r. Kohn, Concert
Master and Mrs. Werner
,Lywen, White House Assist
.ant Press Secretary and Mrs.
ANDREW T. Hatcher, Supreme
Court Marshall and Mrs. T.
Perry Lippitt, and Federal
Housing Administrator and
Mrs. Carson Robert Weaver.
(; Others invited were How
ard University President and
Mrs. James M. Nabrit, jr.,
Deputy Chief Of Protocol and
Mrs. Clement Conger, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Shipley, Mrs.
Eric Johnston, Assistant Sec
.retary Of Labor Designate
George L. p. Weaver, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Lloyd Kreeger,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Demp-
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert e.
.Sher. DR.. and Mrs. Harold
Spivack, and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Loeb.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Author to ToIk

Mr.. Harry Flannery, au-
thor Of Assignment to Ber-
lin," will discuss the Cath
olic layman's role in inter-
national relations, at a
meeting Of the Parish Coun-
ell Of Catholic Women of st.
Michael's, Annandale. at $3.50
pm, April 8, In the councils
auditorium.
Evening star., 1961-03-30


had begun to feel so COM
pletely alone, but 1t is reward
ing to find that this is not
sos More is done now for the
retarded child than ever, but
we feel that help is available
more readily for the child
who can be educated, and
thus find q place in society.
It seems that almost all
programs of the various So
Cieties are directed in this
way.
(. Most Of the letters I have
received I have answered
personally or have called the
people on the phone. I would
like to thank those / have
not contacted.
It has been an inspiration,
and I have now a number OF
leads which ! shall certainly
follow up.
Evening star., 1961-03-30

The Virginia Federation Of
Women's Clubs viii hold its
annual convention April 26-
% in Arlington, Va.
Sessions will take place at
the Marriott Motor Hotels
and the Terrace Room Of
Arlington Towers.
Between $500 and 1000 are
expected to attend the meet
ing, said to be the largest
ever held in Arlington.
Mrs. E. Lee Ozbirn, presi-
dent Of the General Fedora
tion Of Women's Clubs, will
make the principal address at
a banquet April 26. Also
Evening star., 1961-03-30

featured that evening will be
a concert by the Arlington
Symphony Orchestra and a
reception afterwards for dis
tinguished guests.
An 8 am. program on the
9th will include q talk on
safety by Mrs. Agnes Beaton,
director of the Women's Di-
vision Of the All State Foun-
dation, and q discussion on
Consumer Interest" by DR..
George P. Larrick, Commits
sioner Of the Food and Drug
Administration. and Mrs.
Carla Williams, director Of
consumer planning.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os o public service exehonse
Of ideas between oreo readers. The
Stor cannot oeeept phone coils per-
toining to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Foino Recipe
Mrs. A. L. M.

a. MIS-. A. Il. M.
Would someone familiar
with Italian cookery please
send me a tried recipe for
'Faina. When / was small, I
lived in a foreign country,
and it was sold by vendors
on the streets. It is similar
in shape to pizza. but has
potato dough and no tomato
topping. Thank you for all
the wonderful ideas and
recipes I've received through
this service.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Steel Heels

Mrs. r. r., HyGttSDille
Editors Note: Could we pleose
have Mrs. R. RS oddFess3
: AS far as pointed toe shoes
go, I've found them COM
Portable and attractive
my complaint is about the
new narrow steel heels! Aside
from running floors, they are
almost impossible to repair.
Two shoe repairmen have
told me to take them back to
the store where they were
purchased and insist they be
repaired free Of charge.
] feel that the shoe manu-
facturers have forgotten that
women like to be practical as
well as fashionable. DO any
readers know Of repairmen
in Hyattsville who could fix
these heels? Thanks.
~ = .
rMottress Renewal
To Mrs. C. r. c., Washington
Mrs. T, A. c.. Washington
BY all means. have your
mattress renovated. You can
Evening star., 1961-03-30

have felt added to the filling
that is now in the mattress
and you will have a firm.
good piece Of bedding on
which to sleep.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Letter Of Thanks
Mrs. A. B. c.. Kensington

Mrs A. B. c. henStngton
want to thank the RICH for publishing my
article concerning my little retarded daughter.
s While we haven't yet found the perfect solu-
ton to our problem, we were pleased and touched
by the kind letters that came our way.
The worst part about our difficulty is that we
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Young Plants
Wanted

Mrs. M. L. r., Silper Spring
Are there any readers who
have an abundance Of young
sassafras, wild cherry and
mulberry trees growing on
their land, who would be will
ing to let me come and dig
up q few? I would like to
have the plants in my yard
to help feed birds and little
wild animals. Thank you.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Strawberry Jam
To Mrs. J. B., Washington

Mrs. A. p. S., Washington
I used this recipe last sum-
mer and was very pleased
with the results. Use 3 and y
cups Of thawed frozen fruit.
u bottle pectin and 8 cups
sugar.
Thaw the fruit as directed
on the package. Mix the pee
tin with the fruit In a sauce
pan. Place over high heat and
stir until mixture comes to
hard boil. Stir In sugar. Par
affin at once.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
WHEATON PLAZA
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-08-13
Star Dust
THE FRONT COVER

THE FRONT COVER
7RAPPNG the story luxury in fall fashions Furs
w Full of Endearng Charms page 49, this hreequarter
evening coat of Emba jasmine white mink worked horizon
tally mutation worn over an evening gown
shimmering with gold beads.
ROCK CREEK MEMORIES
HARRIET GRIFFITHS' article Have Ever Wondered
III Where Rock Greek Stars?" July o. stirred the memories
of Samuel J. Henry 3l17 Wnnett road Chevy Chase.
Il reished story about Rock Creek Mr. Henry writes
LAS old resident recall several noteworthy episodes
which occurred the park One day. ago.
fellow several other horseback riders and had
the great Teddy Roosevelt rode up accompanied
alryman. Try it out Mr. President greeted him. TR
wheeled his horse and charged the barrier clearing neatly
AS he disappeared in the pines he turned and waved his bat
tered old hat 1t his custom to ride carriage
White Sixteenth and Park road where his
horse waiting for him to enjoy lively caner the wind
ing paths.
ION another sporting occasion Chevy Hunt met
at Pierce Mill for drag hunt Clarence Moore who persisted
on the Ttanic the Master and Bob Curran the
The park not (around 1910 the restricted has
since become members of the Chevy
Club had driven out to off, all hands admring the
sleek horses riders and the keen fox pack which
had been imported from England.
Nov Bob Curran gave couple taps
off, the hounds going burst of music following
the drag which had been laid bride path
by the old Equat0n Field passed Military hands
sight of the racing pack which by now
simply delirious and in full cry. My horse suddenly
veered to the right beside sapling which pulled
te Sauoe ana dumped me In the waters Several riders
stood by to offer help but seeing only hurt in PRIDE
they gallOped with parting shots of sporting banter My
horse went with them and finished Kensngton passing
motoriSt picked me and drove home"
SUNDAY
Washington Americas Biggest Classroom theme
of our ISSUE which includes contributions by
Vice President Johnson Attorney General Kennedy, Com
Secretary Hodges Postmaster General Day. HEW Sec
Rotary RbicO Interior Secretary Udal Labor Secretary
Goldberg Sam Levenson, Steve Allen, and others
Southern Pvaeers Harass Union Shipping in the
series he Civil War Reported by Ago.
Evening star., 1961-03-23

Tomorrow: Anxiety.
Evening star., 1961-03-23
FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

DEMONSTRATION: John
McGraw, manager for many
years Of the old New York
Giants, once had on his team
. cigar-Smoking outfielder
who was in the habit Of car
rying his cigars In his pocket
during q game.
One afternoon, the Giants
were trailing 10 In the ninth.
With two away, the outfielder
hit Q double. The next bat
ter singled to center. The
outfielder turned third and
made for home. McGraw
jumped up in the dugout and
roared:
"Slide!"
Instead Of sliding, the out
fielder came in standing up
and was tagged out. McGraw
was beside himself with rage.
In the clubhouse, he sum-
moned the outfielder to his
office. He reached into the
mans pocket, took out the
cigars and crumpled them
in his hand.
TITS q lucky thing you
didn't slide" he said. This
is what would have happened
to your cigars, If you had"
Evening star., 1961-03-23

throws himself Gall 2l0
pounds of him) on my good
bedspread and "relaxes." I've
tried talking nicely to him
Che calls this ''naggingC
and letting things pile up,
but nothing works. Have you
any suggestions?
GOING CRAZY.
Accept him for what he is.
A big, gOOd-natured slOb.
DEAR ABBY: I am q
ninth-grader taking biology.
I love biology. but I can't
stand the smell of the room.
I know the remains Of frogs,
earthwormS and crayfish
have to be preserved, but
does it have to smell like
that?
NAUSEATED.
All biology labs smell like
that. Ask your teacher il you
may spray it with scented
air purifier. (Aren't we lucky
Darwin could stand it?)
whats your problem?"
For a personal reply from
Abby send a Selt-GddreSsed,
stamped enUelope to ABBY
Evening star., 1961-03-23
But What Does He Do With 1t?

DEAR ABBY: I am 81
and my new boy friend is
81. He is a very nice man
and I expect he is going to
propose any time. as he sort
Of talks that way. He is not
the extravagant type but he
has q popularity I want to
ask you about. He carries
his money in a roll Of bills
with a rubber band around
it. My daddy says this is
a sure sign of a stingy man.