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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-11
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By PHILIP H. LOVE
Star Staff Writer
By PHILIP H. LOVE
Star Staff Writer

NIOEL COWARD could hardly believe his
~ eyes and ears. The 20year-Old chorus
girl who had just stepped into the exacting
role of Dora" the flighty ingenue in the
award-winning Broadway musical, "Fiorello,"
was-and the word is his enchanting.
To make sure her performance wasn't
fluke, Mr.. Coward saw the show again .. .
and again. After the third time, he offered
her the ingenue lead role of Nancy Foyle"
in his new musical, "Sail Away"
Reading of an unknown suddenly win
ming an important part on Broadway, most
people think how lucky he or she is Few
give thought to how much hard work, how
many dreary hours of study and practice,
have made the person ready to be dis
covered"
From her place in the dancing chorus
Of "Fiorello," hazeleyed, chestnut.haired
Patricia Harry had understudied Pat Stanley
for II months. And when Pat Stanley quit
the show to 60 to Hollywood, the other Pat
was able to do Dora as if the part had been
created for her.
Her years of preparation had begun when
she was little girl in her native Washing
ton. Il can't remember time when didn't
love to dance and sing" she says.
At Is, she was taking dancing lessons.
And long before her graduation from high
school, at 16, she made up her mind that
some day she would tackle the New York
stage,
Meanwhile, her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Russell Harry, had moved to Miami in hopes
that the warm climate would improve the
health of their older daughter Joan, now
26. ut did. But Mr.. Harry, an insurance sales
man, died in 1882
Il worked in an office for a year, and
saved $1,000, before setting out for the big
city," Pat recalls. None of that starving
shOwgirl stuff for mel"
Before she had even learned her way
around Manhattan, she was out of ito
Sacandaga, N. Y, to play in summer theater.
when the season was over" she says,
Il was lucky enough to dance on a Perry
Como television show. Then l learned that
Pat Boone was auditioning dancers for his
new TV show. There were about 1000 candi-
dates, but again l was lucky: was one of
the three dancers chosen"
Since then, Pat has danced for Garry
Moore, Andy Williams, Sid Caesar and
Perry Como again. She also acted in David
Susskind's Little Women" and more re-
Gently she appeared on Mike Wallace's
pm East"
Il left Garry Moore" she explains, Ito
60 in the Fiorello' chorus because l was
promised could understudy Pat Stanley.
She was very helpful to memo friction or
competitiveness, which wish were true for
all the theater! She's now starring in Sunday
In New York
I've never been out of work. (Knock on
woody l do quite a bit of modeling-in
fact, I've been in most of the leading maya
zines in the last three years. My modelling,
commercial radio and TV work helm enor.
Evening star., 1962-04-10
HOLLEY REALTY


51s3 Lee Hwy. ArL KE. $3.50
ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN!-MOD-
EST DOWN PAYMENT will handle
this delightful THREE BEDROOM.
", BATH BRICK COLONIAL
k8s kfssED LITFEE sisgftie KNOLL S5 1EsEzE TssE54s
ing huge. living room with fire
place. 1t has formal separate din
Ing room and nice kitchen, Party
inviting PINE PANELED REC.
ROOM In the full basement. M
. MENsE SCREENED PORCH OVER
AdIAGEEp Ad1d.G e, ga GARAGE q acre
LIKE IT st s22,e5o. PARKER,
SMITH 4 DONNELL. IA. 7-616o
IA. 7-SS17.
ASSUMPTION CONSCIOUS, 9raci-
fenced cI0aat aere lot Sn SS3asS Se9feom, A9S 9S
Il; living room with fireplace.
screened porch, pine paneled rec.
room. Lear attached garage. huse
aH% loan, 81. $50, PARKER.
SNITH iTE 4I5s&ss 4 DoNNELL. REALTORS
ATTRACTIVE 3-bedrm. rambler
h..iII with full basement; s0na't;on Eall-to5Wall
Gated in $4,000 neighborhood
within walking distance Of z Cor
ners and close t. buses and
schools. Offered at the FLA price
Of S20.500. Call HU. 1-a100. BAR
CROFT REALTY.
BARGAIN HUNTINGP-Then you
must see this 3-bedrm.. 3-bath
split-level In Mclean. Level u
acre lot. fenced and beautifully
spotless with everything you need
for gracious living and entertain
ing. For details. call ia. 4-130O.
BROYHILL & SONS. Realtors.
Evening star., 1962-04-10

ALEX. of Janney's Jane
S29, ESQ. Very attractive
brick split-levei, 8 bedrms.,
ga baths, firepl. IN rec.
rm., patio IN rear. Cathe-
dral ceiling in liv. rm. and
dining area. Air conditioner
and other equipment In
eluded. A most desirable
home In @ most desirable
location. Call now to in
spect. Gives. XII. S-1S32).
M. H. BARRY ORG,
REALTORS XII. o-363O
Evening star., 1962-04-10

PARKLAWN. off Columbia pike
S1S.50O. Beaut.. 3-bedrn., sll-brk.
rambler, A-acre, park-like lawn,
no steps-low silhouettel Huge
liy.-din. combination, firepl., de
luxe GE equip. kit, Ia baths,
luxurious hot-water heat. Assume
4zTo loan or $500 down FHA,
S105 mo-, plus taxes and insur. A
real fine home! MILKEY REALTY.
Evening star., 1962-04-10
$19,5OO
Tri County Realty, Inc.
CIR. $4,000
OFFERED
ROUTH ROBBINS

OC Z G1tGO
ROUTH ROBBINS
TREES, TR EES,
TREES-If you have
been looking for a
house close-in with
trees and a formal
garde n possibly,
this is it, Lot is 10lX
1913 with hundreds II
exotic plants anu
shrubs, dozens Ot
dogwood and flower
inc trees. A brick
Cape Cod with lel-
rooms, 2 baths. pam
eled den, and large
separate dining room
with French u.,S
opening out ONO the
room 20x12'S" with
fireplace. Garage
and basement. PRICED
at $2S,950 and FLA
appraisal has been
ordered. To see, call
ROUTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE.
Mclean 356-7000
Alex. S36-6200 Spfld. 451-2500
Evening star., 1962-04-10
ARLINGTON, NORTH
$21.95O

3 Bedrooms, 2 Full Baths
All brick. full bsmt. with built-in
garage. fireplace in liv. rm., sep
arate din. rm.. large screened
porch off kitchen overlooking love
" rear yard with rock garden.
Only $1,000 down.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
REALTORS ia. 10000
ARL.. 8 min. to Pentagon and I4th
st., Bridge-S12,950. Luxurious 2
bedrm. town house. Has FULL
DIN. RM., terrific equip. kit,
beaut. mahog. rec. rm. and bar in
full bsmt. Close to bus and shop
ping. S400 down FLA. SIS mo-,
MILKEY REALTY, IA. 10000
N.-CHANCE OF A
LIFETIMEl! Brand new 3-bedroon1
brick rambler. with 2 full baths.
living room with fireplace, dining
room. equipped kitchen. and day
ACT FAsT!! PoMPONio REALTY.
221S WILSON BLVD. IA. 5-556l'
Evening star., 1962-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
fcoNTINUEpl

.sl%sHSS zakiscfsSL sSLs.l.1. 4; ..tsi. sHagGs S{.y!
cod on IlRi; III: Sssasfu Ssafs n1a dOubs c1Ss os
was made for 1t. FOUR bedrms.,
2h baths. fabulous party rec m.
vIbuilt-in bar. Two firepls. and
porch. S24,50O. Home may be
purchased separately without ex-
ira building lot, S1o.500. Close
in location. Convenient to al
Evening star., 1962-04-10

Bright and beautiful brick
rambler with 3 large bed
rooms. 2h baths, spacious
living room with fireplace,
beautiful all-electric kitchen
with eating space, huge rec.
rm:, built-tn garage, wall-to-
wall carpeting throughout,
storm sash. h-acre lot
studded with hardwood trees,
completely ranch fenced.
Evening star., 1962-04-10
ARLINGTON

Lovely brick rambler in the York
town high school area, 8 nice
bedrooms. If baths, plus an
additional bedrm. and recreation
room in the full basement. Extra
deep lot with space for your own
garden. Own this desirable home
for less than the average rent
people pay. Can IA. 7-930O. 23OO
Wilson blvd.
TRY ARLINGTON FIRST
ALRINGI0N REALTY co.
Evening star., 1962-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ABOVE AVERAGE

silver Spring. lovely setting and
beautifully Handicapped corner lot,
tmmac. 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
liy. I'm. with beamed ceiling and
sll-brick firepl. wall. din. rm.,
all-elec. kit. full bSmt.. gsr. See
today. Only $4,000 firm. Close 10
schools. bus, medical bldg. and
cow. TO new Plaza. Call Mrs.
Mcintosh. MCINTOSH CO., REAL
TOR II b-T533
Evening star., 1962-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY

FoUR-BEDR0oAG an-briek Cape
SSS SEs..d aan einins i PtslS Saia; s'dss I.sI
lot. near Annapolis freeWay, many
extras. FLA or OF terms, excep-
tional value at Slo.750. ROBERT
g DAVIS & CO.. INC. WA. =
Evening star., 1962-04-10
ALEXANDRIA

ALEX. > NEAT S-6edrm. rambler,
Redec. inside and out. BSmt. rec
area. big dining room, equipped
ntchsr: nt;p;, nice lot. Near schools,
AL SMITH REALTY, XII. S-6662.
Ewes IL 0.0AhA
Evening star., 1962-04-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ABAFT ROSE HILL bi-level Is
lovely patio area. By OWNER. 4
bedrms., 2la baths. din. rm., lge.
81 ssq9Sip; pSokss' ns;' rec. I'm" bar. gar,
ALEX. SUBURBs-"Almost New
brick rambler, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
earport. Lovely deep lot. Assume
4h% loan ct S93 mo. Easy fl
nanctng. Al SMITH REALTY, XII.
s-6652. Eve. TE. 6-5s52,
valley, q biks- to
Hammond High School. 8 bedrms.
"a baths, liv. I'm. wIfirepl.. mod.
kity rec. rm.. patio, large lot.
Move in with deposit. S23,55O.
small down payment. Buy direct
from OWNER. Fl. 4-0132.
ALEX. AREA-contemporary split,
! "a years old, bedrms.. Gift.
liv. rm.. sep. din. rm., beamed ca
thedrai ceilings, mod. kit, pan
eled rec. rm., chain fenced I'd,
shopninS, % sSo'isoHi H assume SSnSOIs II. and az
loan. by OWNER, so. s-49s7.
ALEX. AREA-FoUR-BEDRM. Cape
Cod home in CONVENIENT Buck
nell with VIEW Of Potomac, plus
attractively handicapped TR Z Z :
SHADED lot. $4,000, $3.50 down
FHA. For full details on this and
MANY OTHER fine homes. plus
excellent TRADE terms, call 9-9,
MONROE
so. 5-9IoO REALTORS
Evening star., 1962-04-10
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY AREA-Only $500 On.
3 bedrm. brk, home In Spotless
condition W/dtn. rm-, lge. kit.
fully eduipl bSmt.. III baths.
Easy FILA terms.
c. paul hickman HE. l-100O
Evening star., 1962-04-10
HOUSES FOR sALE--va.

FALLS CHURCH $500 DOWN
or siI5 INCLUDES ALL BEAu-
cAPE COD. Full asMT- s1P.
MANY EXTRAS. HIGHLY DEsIR-
ABLE. cLosE-M NEIGHBoR-
HOOD. sKE THIS TO-DAY. IT
WILL BE oONK TOMORROW:
yE. 10000. WM. a. CHAPMAN
3. Rs4aIal BROAD iff Szi1s staHuSsl cHuReH. 7Ol
FIRST TIME OFFERED : only
s., 100 down. Assume large GI
loan on this huge, 3-bedrm., p
bath tri-leVel. soft. hv. din. ARA
with Roman brick wall ftrepLs
family rm. and mod. equipped kit,
eye-level oven, eating space. All
situated on lovely wooded lot; a
real buy At S20,95o. RUSH. RUSH.
BETTER HOMES
REALTORS
FOREST OF TREEs-call US now
to see this 3-bedrm. brick. rambler
IN a forest Of trees on q half-acre
lot. l block from the bus and 2
blocks from school and shopping
center. Natural growth and O.
It. hedge offer privacy TO enjoy
the huge screened porch and dig IN
TONER, carpet, draperies. cornices,
storm windows and doors and a
new reffigerator. The low price
will surprise you. TOWN q COUN-
TRY PROPERTIES, INCs TE. g.
1913, 8 to g.
Evening star., 1962-04-10

ARLINGTON, S.-3-bedrm., brick
Colonial. Close In. Good neighbor-
hood. Large liv. rm., sep. din. rm.,
equip. Kitchen. bsmt. Front and
assumption, S19,756. TiNKLE
PROPERTIES. INC, IA. 5-12O7.
Evening star., 1962-04-10
FLORANCE
REALTY CO.

Phone 354-3900
o413 Brandon Ave. Springtield. Va.
ANNANDALE-Away from the hub
and noise Of city living. You can
relax In comfort In this WELL
planned brick rambler. Features.
3 nice bedrms,. 2 baths, daylight
bsmt., carport, countryside lot
packed at $22,95O. See for your
self. Look at this one today.
Evening star., 1962-04-10
BETHESDA
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.

Ma. $4,000 Evenings, WO. 6-4l62
BETHESDA QUICKIE! Attractive
3-bedroom brk. rambler near NH
Large liv. rm. with massive stone
fireplace. All-elec. kit. with dish
washer, disposal and table space
Recreation room in basement, Ask.
ing S1S,950-MAKE YOUR BID
5000 down might buy FHA! FRANK
5. PHILLIPS, INC, OIL. 2-7O06;
Evening star., 1962-04-10

ALEX. AREA-No MONEY DOWN
G1, F ou z BEDROOMS, TWO
5i,leyel home wIfoyer ertr. Heavy
UNU 8 UAL WROUGHT IRON
fenced yard. S20,350. For FULL
y = A1LS. call NOW 8 It'll 9.
TRADE UP with
MONROE
so. k-Ql00 pEAYrOpc
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For fast results use the GLASS;
fled Page regularly.
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check on the mattress. A COM
Portable chair for studying. and
relaxing is important.
The desk need not be bic or
expensive. but hould have
drawer space. and a good work
me surface. The desk chair
should be the right heisht in re-
tatioa TO the desk. Adequate
siate-free lighting is needed.
Buy good flexible desk lamp.
q floor lamp or whatever is
needed 70 supplement the light
lEg already supplied. Colorful
cheerful draperies and rugs can
contribute much to room. If
walls are dali, gay prints or
textures are suggested. Both
curtains and RUGS can be ma
chine-Was hable and easy to re-
install.
Other items to consider are
shelves or cases for book stor-
ace, biz pillows s, a bulletin
board. II the room is to be
shared by a roommate, plan
With the other student even
if only by correspondence
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every effort to arrange his
schedule to allow his attendance
at the August 10 ceremonies.
COlOrful Plans
An Army band will play, a
National Guard color and honor
guard will participate and mem
bers of the NoYth-South Skil7n-
ishers will reenact portion of
the battle as other parts of the
events later this month.
A long time study by his
torlanS of the National Park
Service, and the Division of
Parks. assisted by the Virginia
Historical Society has "uncov-
cred the great significance Of
Sayler's Greek. They say now
the Confederate loss of about
1000 troops, a corps command
CT and sly division commanders
that day unquestionably chang
ed the course Of the war. Apo
mattox became inevitable. but
let before a great conflict oc-
Cured in the marshes and on
the high ground at Sayler's
Creek.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Those Headed For College In Fall
Should Start No.r To Prepare For
"R0om Alray From Home"

A pl SAINT environment.
roomWise, at college can help
girls and boys make adjust
ments away from home more
easily, says Miss Katherine Ha-
bel. house furnishings specialist
at Virginia Polytechnic lnstl-
tute.
She says now is the time to
start getting ready for this
room away from home" It
should be a place the young
student can call his own, where
he can express his personality
relax, study, ard visit with new
friends.
Miss Habel suggests taking a
trip to see the new quarters. If
this is not possible, find out the
dimensions, what the school
furnishes, the wall color and
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the number Of windows. Deter
nine whether Or not school
decorating, Particularly whether
or not pictures, etc, can be
hung on the walls. VIII il be a
single room, Or shared With a
roommate?
Comfortable. good looking
furnishings reed not be expen-
sive. On the other hand. says
the spec; alist. il does not pay
to buy poorly made furnishings
because they MIGHT have to be
replaced Def fore the student
completes his college course. II
a bed is already provided. you
will need a spread, possibly
some pillows. ard a light fix
tlre or lamp for reading o.
studying. If YOU make an in
spection visit to The college,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Swinson
and daughter. Pam, and Debbie
Fetltjean. of Richmond, visited
Mrs. Swlnson's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. r. Hubbard. Sunday.
Miss Betty Raine, of Belts
Vile. Md Was the week end
guest of Nh and Mrs. George
Ferguson. Jr
after visiting relatives in Pet
ersburs. Mrs. Arthur nby has
returned
r. c. Gllmer. Bobby Gilmer.
Howard Clabough. and Wiley
Southall were in Washington. d.
C., Wednesday. to attend the
fanke e Senator baseball game.
Sunday guests Of her mother,
Mrs S L. Ragland, were Mr.
and Mrs. Horace jenkins and
children. Denny. Debby and
Doug. of Richmond.
Mrs W. w. Watson and daugh-
tiers. Mary Thomas and Betty.
of -Ianspden Sydney. are spend
ing several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Thalnlan and falm-
ly in Chapel Hill. N. c.
Wednesday dinner guests of
Mrs. j. Watson Elliott were Mrs.
Glenn Hamilton. of Washington.
D. c.. Mrs. Christine F.. Ora
Nett. of Richmond: Mrs. Edwin
Booker and Mrs. Jim Baker. of
Pamplin. and Mrs. Robert Ma
loney. of Cullen.
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by saying that the continued
drop in steel, and a decline in
automobile output as a result pf
a strike. were the cause of the
overall stability. But if recovery
were what it should be these
developments would have been
more than offset.
Personal income reached an
other new high in June. but the
increase from the preceding
month $3.50 million - was the
smallest since the start of 1862
The total personal income is
now S440.3 billion, and such a
limited growth is most discour
aging.
Durable goods orders declined
3.3 per cent between May and
June This was the LARGEST drop
in five months. and the back
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Mar
tin. il. of Blacksburg, spent the
week end with his parents. MI.
and Mrs. c. H. Martin
After spending two weeks with
her father. I. N Layne. IL. and
her grandmother. Mrs. NJ. M
Layne Mrs boa Norton vii! re-
turn to hen home in Onancock
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Warmer
and daughtc-. Trina Laura.
spent the week enc in Bedford
With Mr. ard Mrs. Frank Cor
don and family.
MI and Mrs. w. A. Watson,
Jr.. have returned from a trip
to the West Coast and attending
the WcrlG's Fair.
Dr. and Mrs. }. Lackin Bugg
Of Columbia, Mo. will arrive
Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs.
j. Luckin Bug.
Dr.. and Mrs. J w. Wilson. III
and children, Denny. Brock. Phi
lip and Martin. have returned to
Philadelphia. Pa, after spending
week with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Wilson, il.
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Belcher,
il. spent the week end at Viz
ginia Beach.
Home from a trip to the West
Coast and attending the World
Fair, is Mrs. William D. Chap
man.
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William Nc. C. Martin. Jr.,
chairman of the Federal Re-
serve Board Of Governors. said
a few days ago, You cannot
say categorically this is a re-
cession.'' That is true. He then
added: There is a lot of pessi-
mlsm in some quarters but that
peSsimism is not warranted yet.
in my opinion. by the figures "
We think the current reports
amply justify worry about the
remainder of this year. and in
many instances actual pessi-
mlSm.
Here are some recent devel-
opnaentS:
Total Industrial production.
st asoEally adjusted. remained
The same in June that it was in
May. One can ratlonalize this
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log of orders fell for the fourth
consecutive month.
Housing starts have been one
of the really bright spots in the
reports since last January. In
June the number of private,
ronfarm starts fell to a season
ally adjusted annual rate of
1861 600 AS compared with
May this was drop of 1870 600.
Retail sales also eased off in
June. The decline was 2 per
cent, and covered most types of
stores.
Total employment, as cuStO-
mary, increased in June, but so
did the number of unemployed.
AS related to the civilian labor
force. the unemployed increased
from 5.4 to SIS per cent.
Common stocks Fairly wide
sprt ad pessimism continues ON
the level OF the common stock
prices. There has been an APP
preciable rally from the low of
June. but many careful students
of the market believe this is
merely temporary rise. and
that the June low will be tested
and may not hold.
Gross national product the
value Of all Goods and services
produced in the nation has
been revised again for the first
quarter The rev figure is $545
billion. This is 4 downward adj
lustn1ent OF So billion. For the
second quarter the total is up
slightly to S552 billion. The old
forecast Of $50 billion for the
year a. 4 whole now appears
fantastic.
The situation in the Congress
renlains extremely com lie
ard confused. Defeat of the
nnedicare bill by the Senate
aroused tCmpCrs to an eXtraor-
binary degree. and will be a
long time before some of the
things that were said are for
gotten.
I The Senate Finance Commit
tee has made numerous impor-
tant changes in the Administra-
ton S tax bill, and has now set
1t aside While it holds at least
a month of hearings on the new
tariff bill. During this time
there will continue to be pres
sure for an immediate overall
reduction of taxes. President
Kennedy has not bet been con
vlnced that there is need for
such reduction at this time. and
beyond doubt there still is a
great difference of opinion in of
flclal quarters as to Just what
type of tax cuts should be
recommended. Also there is no
assurance as yet that this Con-
gress would enact tax reduc-
ton bill in the face Of an I'M
questioned deficit for the cur
rent fiscal year.
These are only some of the
rather obvious unfavorable de-
velopments. Certainly they war
rant doubts as to whether this
recovery can or will continue
Tor the remainder of the year.
1852
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-08-03
Rules For Ne1us
Engagements,
Weddings Giuen

The Herald welcomes wedding
and engagement news from each
OF the counties served Dy the
paper, when the following rules
are observed:
l. The paper reserves the
right to refuse any wedding
write-up and picture received
more than one week after the
wedding date. Those received
after ten days of the wedding
date seldom, if ever, will be
used.
2. Both an engagement and a
wedding picture may be used,
though one or the other is pre-
ferred when the engagement and
| the ceremony come close to the
same time.
3 Wedding accounts should be
completely legible and carry date
and day Of wedding, specific
place of ceremony, full name Of
officiating clergyman, and COM
plete names of the neWlyweds
and their parents. The residence
OF participants should be in.
cludeu.
4. Snapshots are not desir.
able, but negatives of them NAV
DC used when studio portraits are
not available.
5. Tuesday space is devoted to
pictures received not later than
the Saturday before, and FRIDAY
space, not later than the Wednes-
day before.
6. The paper reserves the
right to edit, determine size and
location of material OH the social
page.
Z. Pictures may be picked I'D
after use at the news office or
VIII be returned by mail il re-.
QueSted.
For fast results use the Classt
fled DaUo ror,,,ox,,,
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thanks to the efforts Of DR..
Frarces o. Kelsey Of the Food
and Drug Administration. She
told a Senate subcommittee We'd
nestay she had been warned
about the drug in letter from
British physician. Neverthe-
less, the U. S. distributor sent
samples to 200 doctors, and the
F'DA is checking to see if any
a them gave the drug to preg
nant women.
GOV. ORVAL FAUBUS was
nominated for an unprecedented
fifth term in the Democratic
primary in Arkansas Tuesday
FaubuS. who became a symbol
CT resistance to the Supreme
Courts school desegregation de-
cision in the Little Rock contro-
versy in 1888, soft pedaled
the issue in this campaign. This
was in direct contrast to his
campaigns in 1858 and 1860. Eau
bus five opponents had hoped to
get enough votes among them
selves to force him into a runoff.
JAMES Nj. GAVIN has resign
ed as U. S. ambassador to
France. the White House an
nounced Wednesday. Govern
ment officials said Gavin was
quitting for personal and finan-
clal reasons, but there have
been reports he does not see eye
to-eye with the President on
nuclear policy. Presidential news
secretary Pierre Salinger said
the resignation would become ef-
fective with the nomination and
confirmation Of a successor.