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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

Films of More Than Routine Merit
"THE MUSIC MAN"-Top- notch film version Broad
way musical, with its original star, Robert Preston.
JUDGMENT AT NUREMBURG"-stanley Kramer's star
packed drama Of NaE judges for crimes against
humanity.
"ADVISE AND CONSENT"-Behind the political In
Washington, imagined by Otto Preminger.
BREAKFAST AT TFFANYS"-Audrey Hepburn scintllates
In . glossy and sophisticated romantic comedy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing

Stage
Howard - Vaudeville wi h
Chuck jackson and Baby Cor
tez; 2. 4:45, 7:30 and 10 pm.
National - MIR. President;
$50 pm.
Screen
Ambassad0r-"The Chapman
Report; LAS, 4:25, 7 and 9:35
pm.
Apex-"Waltz Of the Torea-
doris; /, sos, $40, 1880 and
9:45 pm.
Capitol--"No Man Is an Is
land; HAS am. LAS, 3:45,
5;45, 7:45 and 9:45.
Dupont - Girl With the
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hung up on the steeple Of a
French village church but still
a fighting man.
Mr.. Zanuck was administra-
lively wise in casting so many
stars in his THE Longest Day"
Happily, he was artistically
wiser-they, too-in their sub
dued playing of heroes whose
deeds spoke for themselves too
emphatically to need any stress
in the film at the Ontario.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

svvvVn AmpIe Rockville Nd.
VILLA porLina POpler 1897
Two JERRY LEWIS Hits! THE sAp
SACK" 500. $50; THE DELICATE NJ:
PELIS9Sy ,s,ST: ~ THE Eo aSMY IN
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THE PASSING SHOW
Longest Doy' Echoes
Freedoms Greatest
BY JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic OF The Star

Mans most furious "a hours have been shaped into three
hours of epic cinema in THE Longest Day which opened last
night with gala ceremonies at the ontario Theater.
The title of refers to D-Day June ls44 When
allied military might was flung against fortress Euope nee
f;ro mode nciSive OF drama out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

spscial Late SHOW
Tomorrow at l0:45 Pm.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

lJ Rev. & Mrs. Geo. A. Harp
|ers made q trip to Kosciusko,
Miss. last week visiting her
younger Brother and went
from there to Alderman, Miss.
Ito visit her older Brother,
where they spent Thanksgiv-
ling and enjoyed a most de-
licious dinner on Thanksgiv-
ing Day with Turkey and all
the trimmings.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Mr.. & Mrs. Lee Burton, wish
to expire ess their heartfelt
thanks to the Taborian HOspit-
al, for their wonderful SER
vices rendered to Mrs. Vel
ma Burton, while in their
care; remembering you al
ways, likewise to our many
good friends and neighbors
back home in Greenwood,
Miss. for donors, prayers,
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

flowers, food, Cards and their
many services while we were
both shut In. May the Lord
continue bless each of you.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Mrs. Lizzett Scott, of 814
Fulton Street, had as her
week-in guest her sister in
law Mrs. Lettie M. Davis, of
South Bend, Ind, Mrs. Davis
was here on a funeral occa-
sion of her Foster Father:
Rev. Robert Jones, Mrs. Da-
Wis will return back to her
home in South Bend, Ind. on
TuesdaNa-l
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
December 2, 1862
BY Rev. George A. Harper,
511 Avenue c.,
Greenwood, Miss.
TIL ECHURCH
Matthew 18:15-20; John II:
20-26; l Corinthians 11:23-26;
12:12, Is, 27-31 Ephesians 2:
11-22 rint-Ephesians 2:11 :
%
M E RY SELECTION
Ye are a chosen generation,
a royal priesthood. an holy
nation, a peculiar people; that
We should shew forth the
praises of him who hath call
ed you out of darkness into
his marvellous light. - q ct
er 2:9.) The privileges of
n e WY born Christian are
many. Since Christ was re-
jected by men, but accepted
by the Father, all who accept
Christ will be accepted by the
Father. The Apostle Peter
employs several symbols to
represent the saints. He lik-
ems them to living stones, a
spiritual house and an holy
priesthood. Another set of
symbols is employed in verse
8, in which the believers are
designated as a chosen gen.
Grafton by reason of regene-
ration; as a royal priesthood,
in which every believer be-
comes a priest by virtue of
being son of God through
the Son of God Who is the
Great High Priest which en-
ableS men to represent God
before men and men before
God. This makes the Chris
tians a holy nation and a pc
culiar people. AS such all
should show forth the praise
of Christ Who saved them and
called them out of darkness
into light.
FELLOWSHIP OF THE
CHURCH:
In PauPs epistle, to the
Ephesians he stressed the fell
lowship of the Church as the
Household of God and as the
Holy Temple of the Lord. He
points out the former unsaved
state of the Gentiles who were
in the flesh uncircumcised.
without Christ having no hope,
and without God in thewoElA
In that state their relation to
the chosen people was for
eign, (alien) and they were
strangers from the covenants
of promise. They were denied
the privileges and the bless
ings which the Jews claimed
exclusively. In their new and
saved relation with Christ the
Apostle specified certain ad-
vantages. They were made
nigh, and reconciled unto
God, therefore, no more
strangers and foreigners but
fellow citizens with the Saints
and of the Household of God
The diversity of spiritual gifts
are likened to the human BODY
with its many members each
functioning comparatively, not
independently nor contrarily.
but all for the common good
of the church. Our gifts are
not solely for our personal adj
vantage but for the benefit of
the church, the interests of
the kingdom of God. The
church is influenced and in
formed by the Holy Ghost,
the source of the variety of
spiritual gifts. The members
of the church should not be in
conflict.
THE HOUSEHOLD OF
GOD:
The Household of God"
implies the family conception
OF the church, in which all the
members thereof enjoy the
blessings and responsibilities.
AN Holy Temple" implies
the sacredness of the church
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

Mr.. Henry Mansfield, the
brother of Mrs. Jodie Wilson,
$50 Ave. G. Passed Nov. 10,
1862 after a lingering illness.
He was buried Nov. %, al
Ypsilantil, Mic higan. AND
Mrs. Wilson's many good
friends extend their deepest
sympathy to the family in
their hour of sorrow.
Mrs. Willie Stansbury, of
Los Angeles, Calf. and Mrs.
Carrie M. James, of Detroit,
Mich. were in the city visit
ing relatives and friends, and
they attended the worship
services Sunday, at the New
Zion, Baptist Church. They
met many old friends.
Mr.. Abb Chandler, and Mr..
Percy Foster, of Chicago, Ill.
motored to the city, to visit
Mr.. Fosters Mother who is
in the Greenwood Leflore Hos
pital, who is named Mrs. EN-
ma Spears, who lives at 7O4
State Street. Mr.. Chandler
and Mr.. Foster met many
friends while here.
Mr.. & Mrs. Johnny l.. Har-
bin, of Chicago, Ill. and a
friend Mr.. John Cobb, of his
Motored to the city recently
and spent a few days with
his Mother, Mrs. Willie Mae
Harbin, 220 w. Henry Street,
they report very pleasant
trip, meeting old friends on
his short trip.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-12-01

in which the Holy Ghost
SHOULD dwell, and control. The
Church is substantially built
upon the secure Foundation
lof the Apostles and Prophets,
Jesus Christ, Himself being
the Chief Corner Stone. "And
the gates of hell shall not
prevail against it" (Matthew
1919 The spiritual unity of
The church membership is ex-
emplary, persuasive, and
avangelistic. Jesus prayed
that they also may be one
N us; that the world may
believe that thou hast sent
me-" The oneness of Chris
tians gives weight to their
testimony. This lesson should
discourage arrogance, cove
tous spirits, and conten-
ton and strife in our
churches. Factions misfit the
Church of God. Her members
are one and equal in spirit,
rights, privileges, and glori-
fled blessedness in the world
to come, in heaven.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
Our lesson today challenges
us to search the Scriptures
to find out the real meaning
of the church, to develop ap-
probation and loyalty for the
church and to the founder and
Head of the Church, our Lord
that the church is the body
of all believers in Christ and
that all members of the body
of Christ should live in peace
and unity with each other,
and share the good news of
Christ's love with those out
side the church. "The mission
of the Church is to save the
souls of men. That is it's mis-
sion. 1t is the only mission
of the church. That should
be its only thought.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-28
These Specials on Sale All II Peoples Hardware Stores
STAINLESS STEEL FLATWARE
5O-PIECE $3.50
SERVICE FOR 8

Storfire O new dimension in Tableware
design. Solid stainless steel hand pol
ished in the old world trodition. Stor-
fires finish never needs polishing. cont
ever stoin or tornish :. it's guaranteed
in writing for O lifetime Of gracious use.
Evening star., 1962-07-27
ANDKIS REALTY. OF. 2-9070 Til 8

bEIHESDA.New homes. 3 and 4
son High School area, DOS possess' ona 3o
days. S37. .450 and up. Nv
YoUNK1N d CO., e49.S022 TIL 8
Evening star., 1962-07-27

ROCKVILLE, Hungerford Towne-
4-bedrm., full-bath Cape Cod,
lovely fenced yard, spacious scr.
porch. $4,000. PO. 2-2403.
ROCKVILLE All-brick rambler
backs up. to Rock Greek Park. I'M
mac. 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. beaut.
rec; I'm. Priced below FLA at
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-so7o It'll o
ROCKVILLE-Loyely 3-bedrm., 2
bath, rambler. lge. liv. rm. with
fenced yard, S1S.250. FHA terms.
o. D. FIELD, INC. WI. S-2473.
Evening star., 1962-07-27

Rent WITH OPTION TO BUY,
Md 6edrms%.. % living Ser rm.l spFthG, diG,
rm., kit. bath. brick, full base
ment. Lovely shrubbery Surround
ing house. Fenced rear yard. Out
Geo. ave. to Dennis, rt. to IN
wood, left to Jasper. IT. to house,
Call to inspect. SIGLER q Co.
Evening star., 1962-07-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-H.E.

II. DUPONT AREA-Rov brick, 2
bedrms., mod. bath, fenced yard.
Sii'5oo ELs4ass6 down J. n.
Evening star., 1962-07-27

RIVERDALE-Newly dec. 3 bedrms
lge. kit, din. rm., bsmt., fenced
conv. loc.. Sl25. WA. 1870.
SEAT PLEASANT-3-bedrn- brick
with option to buy. ST. 3-5690.
Sill. .SPG. .-INDIAN SPG.-3-bedrm
bath. brick Colonial. bsmt., dish
waSher-disposal. 8 blks. public
paroch;, elem. Avail around Aug
/. $3.50 mo. 439-17OS.
Evening star., 1962-07-27

ANDREWs-BoLLING AREA-FHA
andLor GI no SIS dn. financing
available on the following homes:
Evening star., 1962-07-27
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(cONTTAUEDl

sEIEEsDAEh you NE = distin-
ne hped ,ss OIL ,55S..s s5aSlsy as slvs sI;,, Il 20.
park-iiEe atmosphere; II you IKE
9 sturdy. all-stone. quality built
home: II you like bedrooms and
4 baths: II you like q warm,
charming. unique interior, then
you'll like me. Call my owners
quickly. as they must leave me
next month. Terrific buy in upper
20sl EN-. 6-4439.
BETHESDA, Bradley Woods-We
are most pleased TO offer this very
eond- Colonial. located on one Of
Bethesda'S most beautiful streets.
Custom built By q discriminating
purchaser, this home offers spa
eious center hall. 30x15-ft. living
rm-, 1st-floor powder rm-, gracous
screened porch and living room
picture window overlook q mag
nificent garden, professionally
landscaped. 3 tWtn-sized bedrooms
and 2 baths on 2nd floor. Stairs
to 3rd floor and more potential
bedrms., 2 firepls., gear garage.
out-of-ground bsmt. with paneled
rec. rm. and full bath. S46,500.
ANDRIS REALTY. OIL. 2-9070 til 9
BETHEsDA-Fresh on the market,
but not for long. All-brick. 3-bed-
rm., 2-beth rambler. Liv. rm.,
separate din. room, kit. with table
space. Attractive and spacious rec.
room. Walk to all schools. Hurry
Mid-20s.
Evening star., 1962-07-27

S13,400-Air eond. vNhis
3-b.r. bungalow on La, lot.
S14,60O-3-b.r. rambler, "
acre.
S17,950-Oxon Hill, III
baths in this 3-b.r. ram -
bier, full bsmt.
S1s,500-4-h.r. brick ram =.
bier, h-acre lot, rec. rm..
bsmt. -
S21, 1,500-Lge. 3-b.r. brick
rambler, carport, Ia baths,
lge. rec. rm.
Evening star., 1962-07-27
CAPITOL MILL
CAPITOL Hill

402 CONSTITUTION AVE. NE.
Open Sunday, 2 to 4
For restoration, flat front, solid
brick, 3 bedrms., 1h baths, Eng
lish bsmt. Easily adaptable for
handsome townhouse or 3 apis.
$4,000. Substantial cash. OWN
Err. Ii. 6-9S75.
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HOUSES FoR SALE S.W.

EAsTovER AND NRI-
2-bedrm. semidet. brick. LiV, rm.,
din. rm.. full bsmt., storm win
dows and fenced yard. Near
schools, shopping, conv. transp.
BY OWNER. 10. 2-1061.
Evening star., 1962-07-27

tcONTlNUEol

SILVER SPRING, 4 Corners area
PsS Seosa avail Soup ssps !. ' $50. oT. Sa'es :
Evening star., 1962-07-27

CHEVY CHASE, N.-spacious brick
Colonial with 4 bedrms., 2A baths,
and den, liv. rm, with firepl.. tiled
bSmt. with additional "a bath and
,Eo SStsids w exit; R6nSsIsSYy Rel SYy At $29S59; $50
oL. 2-2i2S Ewes. OF. 4.iisS
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ROVER
British Diplomats
Car Unique Here

shared by the diplomats, under
secretaries or post-debutantes
who are so rash as to accept
a lift from DIR. Hall. They feel
a little conspicuous riding out
Connecticut avenue in a truck.
VERY often II offer someone
q ride. they'll accept and we
start out to the parking lot"
DR.. Hall recalls with relish,
Then they'll realize that
they're actually expected to
ride in this thing, and they'll
say, oh dear, forgot to say
goodbye to the hostess or I
just remembered I have a
phone call to make and that's
the last I see of them"
Ladies in tight skirts never
ride twice with DR.. Hall. It's
about an 18-inch step Up into
the juggernaut, virtually i'm
possible to negotiate with grace
and modesty.
DR.. Hall is inordinately fond
Of his $4,000 "overgrown boys
toy" In the 21a years he has
had it, he has driven it in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25
Sophie Loren and Husband
Face Bigomy Trial in Italy

ROME, June IS AP).-Acad-
envy Award winning actress
Sophia Loren and film pro-
-dHcer Carlo Ponti were ordered
today to stand trial on bigamy
charges.
sInstructing Judge Giuglio
Franco, acting as a one-man
grand jury, handed down the
order, in effect indicting the
couple, after a 22-month in
quiry. No date was fixed for
trial.
The Italian actress and Mr..
Penti we're married by proxy in
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, in Sep
TENDER. 1857, three years after
Mr.. Ponti received a Mexican
divorce from his first wife.
Divorce is illegal in Italy, and
Italian courts do not recognize
his Mexican divorce.
Could Get 5-Year Terms
Miss Loren and her husband
could be sentenced to one to
five years Imprisonment If con-
/ Victed.
! Judge Francois reasons for
ordering the trial were not made
public. He started his investi-
cation in August, 1860, when
Guido Guasco, assistant state
attorney for Rome, requested a
formal inquiry into bigamy al
legations against the couple.
Court sources said a trial date
probably would be set in about
a month, with the trial starting
before the end Of the year.
Judge Frances decision came
two months after a RomanL
Catholic Church tribunal con-
firmed, for the second time, the
validity Of Mr.. Points first
marriage, in 1916, to Attorney
Giuliana Fiastra. She had
sought annulment of the mar
iriage, which went on the rocks
,in 1855.
That was after Mr.. Ponti,
now 46. had started guiding
the glamorous Miss Loren, now
I.27, on the path to world film
tstardom.
After Miss Loren and Mr..
Ponti were married in Sep
TENDER 1857, several private
citizens filed bigamy COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

plants. AS the state took up
these complaints, Mr.. Ponti and
Miss Loren themselves sought
annulment Of their Mexican
marriage. Their attorney, Giul-
iano Vassalli, said today the
Mexican annulment has not
yet been granted.
Miss Loren once said she and
Mr.. Ponti were seeking the
annulment because of legal
difficulties the proxy marriage
caused them in Italy.
I'VE are very much in love
and consider ourselves mar
ried," she said. Legal techni-
calities cannot change our feel
ings about each other"
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ROVER
Continued From Page Al

Continued From Page Al
mud. Also, there is a horn
. that almost passes belief.
Its tone combines the best
qualities of a San Francisco
foghorn, q low-register cal
Hope, a wounded Senator and
the mating call Of a water
buffalo. Volkswagen drivers
oyertaken by its nerve-shatter-
ing blast have been known to
panic in the belief they have
somehow strayed into the path
/ Of a diesel locomotive.
Powered by air pressure from
the manifold, the horn can be
land is--played like a pipe
organ by DR.. Hall.
Actually, its tone is prob
ably closest to the call Of a
,wildebeest," says the doctor
with a straight face. "It at
tracts whole herds of wild
zebras in the veldt."
No Tight skirts
Unfortunately. the zehras'
fascination for his offbeat car
and its offbeat horn is seldom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

However, for the first time in
modern times, the Republican
candidate is formidable enough
so that Senator Johnston will
have to campaign in the fall,
But his November prospects
are so overwhelmingly en-
couraging that Senator Johns
ton will be able to remain in
Washington for the rest of this
session Of Congress and navi-
gate the Federal pay raise
legislation and other Govern
ment employee bills to enact
ment.
PENTAGON COMPLAINT
Employees of the Officers Ath-
letic Center in the Pentagon
are protesting against working
conditions and pay.
1neSe employees, who are not
under civil service, say that
some of them make only 81 ar
hour and many haven't had 9
pay raise in five years. The EN-.
ployes are paid from non-ap-
propriated funds, not Govern
ment funds.
SEX DISCRIMINATION RE.
MOVED-The Post Office De-
partment, the Governments
largest civilian agency, has
ordered an end to all discrim-
nation against women in pro-
motions and appointments in
the postal service.
Following President Ken
nedy's recent action in asking
the Civil Service Commission
to remove all such discrimina-
ton, Postmaster General Day
has issued the following Official
orders.
/. Requests for certificatior
OF civil service eligibles for ap.
pointment shall not specify sex
2. Certified eligibles shall
regardless of sex. be adviser
fully and fairly of the require.
mentS of the position ant
available eligibles shall not b,
denied appointment because O
their sex.
8. Employees shall neither b
granted nor required to accep
specific assignments solely OF
the basis of sex.
4. Promotion opportunitie
shall neither be granted no
denied on the basis of sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

The situation has brought
tears to Miss Loren's eyes
most recently when she won the
Academy Award as the best
actress of 1861. She was in
Rome when her victory was
announced. A ceremony was
planned here for the preSenta-
ton of her Oscar. But no
Italian official was willing to
attend, and it was Cancelled.
What could we do" one
Italian official said. After all
there is a law on marriage in
Italy"
The day after the Cancelled
ceremony, Miss Loren, in tears.
left Rome for Switzerland
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

Egyptian deserts, South African
bush country and London traf-
fic.
1T has carried everything
from cement to peers Of the
realm" he says with a touch of
pride. I'VE got 26 children in
it once. It has cuddled up to
Morris Minors on the Queen
Mary and been dashed to the
weatherdeck Of freighters. It's
been bumped by a baby rhino
in Uganda and a little old lady
in Washington"
Just q Dent
The baby rhinoceros, crazed
by the sight of the Land Rover
or the sound Of its horn
charged, bumped the right rear
armor plating and staggered
off, dazed and defeated. The
Rover suffered a slight dent.
The elderly Washington
lady was something else again
She crashed into the front of
DR.. Halls monster while park
ing, crumpling her right rear
fender and inflicting a barely
visible scratch on the Rover's
massive bumper.
"She was so apologize when
she got out Of her car" the
doctor recalls. Then she looked
at her ruined fender and my
bumper, and said, oh! You're
not even scratched. You
beastl"
And she began pummeling
DR.. Hall in evaporation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25
By JOSEPH YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

Chairman Russell Of the
Senate Armed Services Com
mittee says that Government
and postal employee unions have
developed into "a Franken-
stein" in obtaining pay raises
almost at will in each election
year.
F, Senator RuSsell's allusion to
Government employe unions as
the creator of the monster
came during hearings on mill
tary pay problems.
The Senator said Govern
nnent civilian employees get
preference over military per-
sonnet in matters Of pay and
fringe benefits because they
are organized and can make
their weight felt at the polls.
The Georgia Democrat de-
clared:
1.-THE Federal Government
has built up a Frankenstein in
Federal employee unions. We
increase civilian pay by almost
whatever they ask for in Presi-
Dental (and Congressional
election years invariably, over
riding vetoes even.
II don't think that people in
the armed services ought to be
Disseminated against because
they are not permitted to have
unions"
The "FrankenStein" allu-
sion doesn't distress Govern
ment and postal employe I'M
ions. In fact, they secretly are
pleased. They feel that COM
ing from Senator Russell, one
Of the most powerful men in
the Senate, this is an invalu-
able advertisement as to their
power and accomplishments
and a potent argument as to
why all Government and
postal workers should Join un-
ions.
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LABOR DISSENSION-The
White House is reported an
: noyed at career man Evan
Clague. Commissioner of the
Bureau of Labor Statistics, fol
his recent speech in which he
predicted a recession next
year.
There are reports that Mr.
, Clague, who is IS, may retire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Unions 'Fronkenstein' in GETTING
Nottingham Raises, Russell Saws

in the near future. He's been
in Government since 1895.
HIGH HER INSURANCE
RATES - Government en-
ployes may be paying more for
the life insurance policies they
hold under the Federal En-
ployes Life Insurance Act.
The General Accounting Of
flee has recommended to Con-
gress an increase in the pre-
MUM rates, declaring that the
cost Of operating the program
exceeds income by SIS cents
for each two-week pay period
for each $1,000 worth of in
surance. The program Is run
ming a deficit Of about $18
million a year.
GAO suggested two possible
alternatives for ending the
deficit. First, that Congress
Immediately raise premium
rates by legislative action, or,
second, give the Civil Service
Commission authority to in
crease rates administratively
when such action is required.
Under the present program,
employes pay IS cents every
two-week period for each 81 900
of insurance. The Government
contributes 121a cents per
81, 900 Of insurance.
There now is legislation pend
ing in Congress (already ap-
proved by the Senate and sched-
uled for hearings soon by the
House Civil Service Committee)
to increase the amount of life
insurance held by Government
employees. How the GAGS re-
port will affect the bills
chances remains to be seen.
Actually, the life insurance
program is such a good deal
for Federal employees that en-
ploye leaders feel that most
Government workers wouldn't
mind paying slightly higher
premiums to continue their
present insurance coverage and
to get additional amounts OF
| coverage.
JOHNSTON'S FUTURE-Po-
litical experts in South Caro-
lima say that Chairman Johns
ton of the Senate Service Com
mittee. on the strength of his
overwhelming 2-to-1 victory in
the Democratic primary, is GER
tain to win in November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-25

in the near future. He's been
in Government since 1895.