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FOAM BED
PILLOWS

Enjoy the comforts oflotexfouml
Non-oIIergenie, non-motfing and
miIdew proof . extra loree
size, is SO cosy TO core for, with
ziP-oH cover! Comes in poly bag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13

During the popular summer months, Pan Am
will offer 80 Jet flights week to Europe nearly
twice as much service as the next two airlines
combined. Nonstop to cities . q. no change of
plane service to Is other tourist favoriteS You
can visit any part of Europe with the greatest
convenience and at the time you want to CO.
Only 1919 down and you're on your way.
From Washington. Pan Am offers the only Jets
direct to both London and Poris. 4 flights week
to London. 8 week to Paris Easy connections
to other cities in Europe. And Pan Am round
trip ticket to any one lets you visit others at no
extra fare.
Pan Am offers low Jet economy round-trip
group fares to Europe, the Middle East and Africa
Available to groups of as few as Isl Good the year
round-except for peak travel weekends: To
Europe during May June, July From Europe
August, September, October. You can save up to
$285 per person over regular Jet economy fares,
yet enjoy Pan Am fullfare service including cui-
sine by Marim's of Paris.
Typical Jet economy round-trip group fares,
per person. from Friendship: London, 1926
Paris, $351-Rome, Amsterdam, $751;
Lisbon, 1925
The Priceless Extra of Experience. When YOU
fly Pan Am you appreciate the innumerable ways
that Pan Am people make you relaxed, carefree
traveller. Pan Am traveller
Call your Travel Agent or Republic $4,000
Ticket Office: 1900 X. Street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Romney to Skip
Presidential Bid
If Governor

WILLIAMSON, Mich, Aug.
Is (AP).-George Romney, Re-
publican nominee for Governor
OF Michigan, said today that,
If elected, he will not be a can
didate for the 1864 G. o. p.
presidential nomination.
Asked by newsmen If he
would accept a draft, however.
Mr.. Romney said there was
only a very remote possibility
that such a move would take
place.
The former American Motors
president said at a campaign
news conference here:
IF I am elected Governor of
Michigan. I will not be a can
didate for President In 1864,
81 expect to concentrate fully
on the job here have
never undertaken a job did
not finish. and I don't intend
to do so Gas Governor"
Mr.. Romney has been men,
toned by several Republican
leaders as a possible presiden-
tial candidate for 1864. Those
who have mentioned his name
include former President Eisen-
hover and former Vice Presi-
dent Nixon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Full Crew Back,
Savannah Ready
For Maiden Trip
YORKTOWN Va

YORKTOWN, Va, Aug. 1:
CAP).-The nuclear cargo shir
Savannah. her full complement
OF crewmen finally back al
work after an 11-day strike
probably will make her maiden
voyage on schedule.
The timetable calls for the
nuclear ship to arrive at Sa-
vannah, Ga, on August %. and
when the last striking person
mel returned yesterday, q
spokesman said she's "defin-
itely expected" to get there on
time.
The Savannah hasn't budged
from her berth here since 20
deckhands, stewards and cooks,
five deck officers and four
radio officers quit working in
a wage dispute.
Deck hands, stewards and
on the ship-members of the
National Maritime Union-re-
turned to their posts early Sat-
urday on orders of an arbitrator
in New York, Theodore w.
Kheel.
The deck and radio officers
returned yesterday afternoon
following a negotiating session
in New York in which the three
unions involved agreed to bind
ing arbitration should further
bargaining fail.
The deck officers belong to
the international Organization
OF Masters, Mates and Pilots.
the radio officers to the Ameri-
can Radio Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Man Is Wounded
During Quarrel

A Fairfax County man was
wounded critically early yester-
day during an argument over
an automobile, county police
reported.
The victim was identified as
Melvin Witcher, 26, of the
Groveton area of the county.
He was reported in critical
condition at Alexandria Hos
pital with a bullet wound in
the chest.
Gilbert Pegram, 81, of the
100 block of Northwest street,
Alexandria, was charged with
felonious assault in the shoot
ing, police said. Pegram is be-
ing held in $1,000 bond for a
hearing at 2 an, August q,
in Fairfax County Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
BY the Associated Press

DR.. Frances o. Kelsey. hero
inc Of the thalidomide episode,
says the decision on whether
to tell a patient he is being
given an experimental drug
should be left to the doctor.
81 think that would be a
matter for physicians discre-
ton. knowing the patient and
knowing the situation" she
said yesterday after roting it
would be difficult TO make a
blanket rule. Present and pend
ing Federal regulations leave it
to the doctor to decide whether
to tell a patient he is taking an
experimental drug.
There may well be times in
which it would not be desir-
able for the patient to know"
DR.. Kelsey said. Under such
conditions, she said, a relative
Of the patient frequently is
notified Of the use Of the drug.
The woman physician-phar-
macologist criticized the prac-
tice of some doctors in accept
ing payment from a drug COM
pany to test new drugs.
DR.. Kelsey, a medical officer
of the Food and Drug Admin
iStration (FDAl, was inter-
viewed by Senator Javits, Re-
publican of New York, in a
program recorded for a New
York City television station.
Last week President Kennedy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13

September 2 on q one-party
system.
The communique indicated
that the bureau was not willing
to tolerate local military inter-
ference in drawing up the lists
Of candidates. But it agreed
to accept the advice of the
wilayas on the national level.
An organizing committee
was set up for Transforming the
National Liberation Front
(FLN-the movement which
led Algeria to independence
into a political party. Rabah
Stat, one of Mr.. Ben Bella's
stanchest followers in the bu-
reau, was named to head the
committee, which will also in
clude representatives of each of
the six wilayas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13

that the army from now on will
draw its funds exclusively from
Q national military budget.
A communique said the
wilaya commanders had shown
great understanding" and were
in agreement with the new
measures.
The six-man Political Bureau
is debating Algerian policy
since Premier Ben Youssef Ben
Khedda Of the provisional
regime stepped down to become
q mere fgurehead.
Acts Banned
Searches, confiscations and
tax collecting by the guerrilla
chiefs had previously been
banned.
The orders brought the bu-
reau in line with Mr.. Ben Killed.
da's policy. He had blamed the
wilayas for much Of the adj
ministrative and economic
chaos since independence.
The political bureau has in
troduced far-reaching measures
to bring the loosely coordinated
guerrilla units directly under
central government control.
The communique said all the
new measures were based on
the principle Of the separation
Of powers. While giving few de-
tails, it said:
New Relationship
1.-THE political bureau estab-
lished the new relationship be-
tween the army, the party and
the institutions Of state, par
ticularly concerning the gen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Dr.. Kelsey Says Telling
Of Drug Is Doctors Job

awarded her a gold medal for
refusing an American firms
application to market thalido-
mide, a German drug now
blamed for the births of thou
sands of deformed babies
abroad.
Senator Javits asked her if
she was subjected to great
pressure" to approve the drug
for commercial sale.
Il was under considerable
pressure, but I'm not easily
pushed around. I think" DR..
Kelsey replied.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Pollution Discussed

CINCINNATI, Aug. Is (AP)
Five hundred scientists and
officials Of more than 20 coun-
tries gathered today for the
third seminar on biological
problems in water pollution,
with an opening address by
James M. Quigley, Assistant
Secretary of the Department
of Health, Education and We'll
fare
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Rusk, Dobrynin Talks
Bring No Berlin Shift

subject with Foreign Minister
Gromyko in Geneva recently.
THE talks produced no sig
nificant change in the situa-
ton.
THE Secretary called the
Ambassadors attention to the
proposal by the Western gov
ernments that Representatives
OF the four powers consult or
means Of easing tensions In
the city, noting that the Soviet
Union had rejected that pro-
poSal recently.
Halls CosmOnauts
1.-THE Secretary repeated the
United States Government's
expression of interest in the
flights of the two Russian cos
monautS and our hope for Their
happy landing. He congratu-
lated the Ambassador on the
success Of the venture"
State Department Press OFF,
Ger James Bishop added that
Mr.. Rusk expects to meet Mr..
Dobrynin again but no date was
set for a new encounter.
Mr.. Bishop also said that
no papers changed hands, /"
meaning that the Russian
brought no written message or
a note. But he declined to say
whether Mr.. Dobrynin made
new proposals on how to break
the Berlin deadlock.
Similarly, Mr.. Dobrynin him
self, when leaving the depart
ment, had told newSmen that
no notes were exchanged at the
meeting, but had declined to
answer a question as to whether
any new proposals were sub
mitted.
Others at Farley
Mr.. Dobrynin was accompa-
MED to the State Department
by Embassy Counselor Georgi
M. Kornienko.
Martin Hillendrant, special
assistant to Mr.. Rusk on Ger
man affairs, sat in on the meet
ing.
Mr.. Dobrynin replied, def
nitely" when asked whether he
thought that the flights would
contribute to the peaceful ex-
ploration Of outer space.
Asked whether the flights
put the Soviet Union consider
ably ahead of the United States
in the exploration of outer
space, Mr.. Dobrynin said:
Il could answer the question
If you told me what the Amer
lean program Is"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13

eral administration, police and
justice, and-at present-the
establishment of electoral lists"
One of the political bureaus
main tasks is to draw up lists
Of candidates for the constit-
uent assembly to be elected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
By the Associated Press

Secretary Of State Rusk and
Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Do
brynin conferred for % minutes
today on the Berlin situation.
The conference, initiated by
the Russian, produced no sig
nificant change in the Situa-
ton" the State Department re-
ported afterwards.
Mr.. Rusk and the AmbasSa-
dor had further comments on
the Berlin question and the
discussions the Secretary held
on that subject with (Soviet)
Foreign Minister (AndreD Gro
mkyo in Geneva recently" a
State Department communique
said.
Mr.. Rusk, the State Depart
ment said, called Mr.. Dobryn-
ms attention to the Western
proposal of June Is for a four
power meeting "on means of
easing tensions" in Berlin. The
Russians have rejected the pro-
poSal.
DObrynin Request
The State Department COM
munique gave no explanation
why Mr.. Dobrynin asked for
the meeting on the first an
niversary Of the Berlin wall.
The Ambassador made the re-
quest yesterday.
Nor did the communique
explain why the meeting was
so unusually short. On previ-
Gus occasions when Mr.. Dob
rynin has met with Rusk, their
conversations have lasted from
an hour to an hour and a half
State Department specialists
on German affairs had nothing
to offer to answer these ques-
tions.
They declined to go beyond
the words of the brief COM
munique which said:
"The Secretary and Ambas-
Sador Dobrynin conferred for
% minutes. They had further
comments on the Berlin ques-
ton and the discussions that
the Secretary held on that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Honor for Hoover

CHICAGO, Aug. 10 (AP)-
The Knights of Pythias will
honor FBI Director ]. Edgar
Hoover tomorrow with the first
distinguished service award of
the orders 98-year history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Ephedrine From Herb

SHANGHAI.-The medicinal
herb, ma huang. widely used in
China at least 5000 years, is
a source of ephedrine, a drug
used today in treating asthma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-13
Algerian GueriIIos Lose
Police, Judicial Powers

ALGIERS. Aug Is (AP)-Armed Ben Bella's ruling Polt-
cal Bureau today stripped guerrilla troops of their police
judicial powers in move to bring them into unified national
army.
At the end of two-day meeting with commanders Of the
guerrilla wayas military zones) the bureau also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
chiIdren's Apparel

100 Girls Dresses in wide choice of
styles ond colors. Eoeh lobeIed for
fobric content. 3-6x. Comparable
value 4.9e to 1925. 800 to 500
so Toddler Girls Dresses. Pretty
styles, coIors, oil properly lobeIed for
fobric content. IA. Comparable
value 500 ond 7.e9. 800 and 400
10 Girls Cotton BIouses. Assortment
Of styles and coIors. Box. Less thon
" comparable value. LAS
20 Boys Summer Sport Joekets, To-
beled for fobric content. Variety Of
tobricS, styles. Broken sizes 81.
Comparable value 500 ond more.
800 and 400
20 Boys Cotton SIoeks, assorted COL
ors. Sizes 81. Comparable value
2.99 to 800. Las and ZOO
2lo Boys Cotton Knit Shirts, os-
sorted styles. coIors. 3-6. Less thon
v comparable value. 100
so fodder Boys and Girls oveFoIIs
in cotton chino and denim. Assorted
coIors, styles. Sizes IA. Less than
u comparable value. Las to 400
WGL-ChIdren's Apparel,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
More Than 500 OFF
On Mems Sportsweor

80 Long -SIeeved Knit Sport Shirts
of 1000 washable combed cotton.
S, N. l, XL sizes. Comparable
value 5.95, 1888
100 Lons-SIeeved Sport Shirts of
selected washable yarns in neot
checks and vertical stripes. All
labeled for fobric content. Com
porobIe values 9.95 and 1925, 4.sS
40 TurtIeneek Knit Sport Shirts,
Ione-sIeeVe models Of loo0o cotton.
S, N, 1, XL sizes. Comparable value
500, ass
40 Cotton Blend TurtIeneek Knit
Sport Shirts in several clear coIors.
All labeled for fobrie content. S, M,
l, Xl. Comparable value 500, 1888
so Hers" Sport Shirts, short-sIeeve
style in loo9o cotton. Choose q
potten or clear color to notch
yours. 10, II, IA, 10 and l8. Com
poroble values 400 and 500, 1888
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Fashion Fabrics

7Sl Yards Of Fomous-nome, Eosy-
core cOttons including: homespun
type ploids, stripes and cleor colors;
novelty woven ploids; novelty woven
Torpoons; prints, and cotton sotin
prints. Comparable value l.59 to
more than double. Yord- LOO
BIS Yords Of cohomo Imported
Linen Prints in florol and oeometric
designs on white ground. Dry
cIeonobIe. 80" wide. Comparable
value l.99. Tord-
424 Yords Of Noted-moks Spring
WooIens, Tweeds and Blends prop
erly lobeled for content. 81" wide.
300 yords, comparable VoIue 4.99.
loro --------------- SUI
ia yords, comparable value 500.
2o5 YaFds Of Nome-bFdnd Cotton
Knits in stripes. Washable. 81" wide.
Comparable value 2.99. Yord. I so
WGL-Foshion Fobrcs, 9th Floor,
Washington Store. Cohomo Linen
prints also at Chevy Chose,
Wheaton Plozo and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Toy Store Reductions

IL Buddy-L Hot Rods. Sit n Ride
Hot Rod with steering, sofety scot,
welded steel frome Axis hxl2h".
Comparable VoIue 1925, 6.Ss
z ToymosteF cupboords. Made of
corrugated fiberboord with interIock-
ing assembly. Comparable value
4.9s, 1.ss
; Toymester Child Size Sinks, IT"
high. Corrugated fiberboord. Com
parable value 4.98. z.8S
10 ToYmosteT RefriseFotors, 81"
high. Made of fiberboord. Comporo-
Bile value 4.e8. 2.ss
Ride-A-cyeIe. PIostie motorcycle
for the younoster TO sit and ride.
Comparable value l4.o5, s.Ss
II Vonity TebIes with bench.
Wooden French line toble, 26h"
long, matching bench. Antique
white. Comparable value 1924, 6.2s
WGL-The Toy Store, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Dropery and
SIipeoVer Fobries
yard 7.S6

500 yords In wide selection Of ct
troetiVs potteFnss weaVes and eoIoFs.
Discontinued novelty cur
toins at saVings OF more thon
".
~ Poirs of SO" Cotton cofe Cur
teins with checked border trim. IA
navy with red and white, 3 green
with green and white ond s pink
with pink and white trim. Poir I.46
7 Matching VeIonees in green, s6e
~ NaIaness, cotton In diomond
pottern. | 3 conopy style in pink, Ace
Is regular style: 7 blue, 9 pink, 4se
10 Poirs Of 50" Cotton cafe Cur
toins with white fringe trim. 9 red,
10 blue. Poir, Lac
II Nelonees to notch curtoins i'm
mediotely above; blue, 46e
81 Pairs Of So" Cotton coFe Cur
tains, textured ploids. 9 in brown
and white, 10 in green and white,
I.46
II PoiFs Of SeIf-potterned ToiIored
Curtains, ocetote. White. 90" long,
3.46
WGl-Curtoins ond Droperies,
7th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07

- Welsh caFrieses, discontinued
styles. Comparable value 34.95.
zi.oo
REESE Derry ksntwet "Truvs-L-
Cribs" discontinued styles. Large
bossinet size with tubulor chromed
steel legs, odiustobIe coster wheels,
woshoble inside and out. Comporo-
bic value l4.95. 500
s Arso TraveI Cribs, discontinued
styles. Nylon net sides, steel legs,
strops securely to bed or couch, folds
completely and is cosy to CORY.
Comparable Volue l4.95. 500
Fomous Peterson De Luxe SWINGS,
discontinued styles. Use as swing,
extra, set for Peterson recIiners
chrome plotted, sofety belt, odjust-
oble swing height, hos eonopy, folds
Comparable value 1875, 1000
4 Heedstrom Wicker Baskets, discor-
tinued styles with stond. Mode of
sturdy tubulor steel, hos detachable
hood and podded basket liner; COS
tiers. Comparable volue 1895. 1900
Fomous Sweeny Block Dis
continued Cotton Denim Co.
OFdinGtes in broken sizes S
through L.
100 jackets, ripper style, reversible.
Comparable value 4.99. 800
AIT crowIers. Clear color or striped
styles. Comparable voIue 2.e9.
ZOO
II coVeroIIs with Upper closure to
match croWlers and jackets. Conn
porobIe value 500. 2.45
"a Cotton Topper Sets. 7-r'--.
styles. Comparable value 800. ZOO
IS Cotton Topper Sets. 2-piece
STYLES. Comparable value 4.ee and
500. 500
1873 Infont Girls Topper Sets ard
Boys cFowleE Sets. All cotton, Z
piece styles. CrowIers with snop
crotch. Comparable volue 3.99, Z.LJ
rs Yords Odd Length Pieces Double
Foeed Rubber Sheetins. Water re-
sistont. Less than "a comparable
value. Yord. 90
] YoEds Odd Length Pieces Single
Faced Rubber Sheetins. Less thon
"a comparable value. Yard, soc
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Remnunts-Fridoy Only
Girls ApporeI

80 Girls Spring Hats. Assortment of
styles. Comparable VoIue 2.99 and
more, use
40 Cotton and Arnel9 Triceetote
Skirts in Vorious colors. 7-l2. Com
porobIe value 2.57 and more, 100
IS Girls Dresses, IobeIed for fobric
content. Assorted styles, coIors.
Broken sizes 7-l2. Comparable
value $50, 800
40 Girls capes and FoiIIe busters,
oil lobeIed for fobric content. liz.
Comparable Volue 500 and more,
800
WGL-Girls' ApporeI, 4th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Remnonts-Friduy Only
Boys Apparel

10 Pairs Boys Polished Cotton
Stocks in navy. Sonforized. Sizes
l4-l8. Comparable value 4.98,
2.4S
so Boys Cotton Dress Shirts, os-
sorted coIors in group Of button
down and regular collar styles. Sizes
6, s, 10 and neck size l4Kz. Not
oil styles in all sizes. Comparable
value 800, 1888
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
On Sole Friday, 900 AM.
Chandelier Room
Designer Fashions

$50 Pieces including daytime, cock
toll and evening feshions, eoots and
suits and knit dresses and costumes.
Sizes $40. Comparable values
5s.sS TO $500, 1900 to 1900
WGL-ChondeIier Room, Bird Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Large Housewares

comparable voIus Now
5 FoFm-Fit scoop 1896
choirs, polyethyIene 1895 $50
SoFa, persimmon
color S2.95 1886
Foam SofsG
brown color 1895 S4.s6
] Howell S-Pises
Dinetts Set 1885 Io4.ss
Coffee TobIes,
lined oOk s.s9 $50
z Scoop chaiFs, |
toost. blue color 24.e5 1916
z Speeenik Storage
cobinets, woInut more than
Veneers double 1856
Server, pink and
white 34.o5 1886
Boseo SeesioneI, more than
tonoerine color double 1886
z coektoil TabIes,
Wolnut 1885 e.o9
7 Folding Redwood
and Aluminium Arm
Chairs, reversible
cushions 24.9S 1856
Flower Bulb Assortment:
200 Boys, oil "a off. Selection in
cIudes many speedily imports. All
top quality ond size. Packed in cell
Iophone boos with plontino instruc-
lions. Comparable W lues 39c TO
LAG, zee to 99e
WGG-Loroe Housewares and
The Gorden Shop, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-07
Misses Sportswear

80 Crepe cordison jackets Of AneIS
trioeetote. Beige, navy or block.
Misses sizes. Comparable value
more than double. 500
8 Cotton Wolfe BIouses In lovely
fIoroI prints. Misses sizes. Compor-
able volue 1875. 400
IS choneI Style Jaeksts of 6ooo
royon, 4o9o cotton. Beige. Misses
sizes. Comparable Volue l4.o5. 500
so Lishtweisht Suits in silk, linen
or cotton. Choice of styles. Misses
sizes. Comparable voIue 1926 to
1926. 400 to 5000
IS Wool Suits in navy, block, oroy
or beige. Misses sizes. Comparable
VoIue more thon double. 500
Is Beech Joekets, cooIls style In
white cotton with navy border.
Misses sizes. Comparable value
ll.95. 500
WGL-Misses' Sportsweor, Bird
Floor, Washington Store