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Evening star., 1962-01-18
Millinery Reduced

IS Hats Of velour, velvet, sotin ond
deep pile, in assorted styles and COL
ors. Comparable value less than ",
500
IS Colts and Cops in velvet, sotin
and other fobrics. Comparable value
less than ", ZOO
10 Designer Hats from the Millinery
Salon. Comparable value 22.95 and
more, 12.00
WGL-MiIIinery, End Floor.
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Scatter, Area and Room-Size Rugs

1o-2'x4', comparable value l3.95,
6.s6
Avs, comparable value 22.95,
11.56
s-4'x6', comparable value 36.95,
1885
4-5'x6' New Horizons with 300
AcriIonG ocryIic, 2o9o VereI9 mod
ocryic pile in black, eroy, sobIe,
eunmetoI end melon. Comparable
voIue 44.95, 22.56
Fl Cape HORRORS with 1929 cotton,
3O9o ocetote pile. lofty orange,
orange yellow, black gray, bross
black. blue natural and red brown:
s-2'x3', comparable value 6.95,
5.s6
3-2x4', comparable value 9.95,
4.e6
8-3'x5', comparable value l6.95,
S.56
I-4'x6, comparable value 24.95,
I2.56
5-4'x6' Wool Hooked Rugs in red,
green and maroon. Comparable value
more than double, 9.96
"a EoFIy American Design Hooked
Rugs, beige:
l--2'x3', comparable value more
than double, 2.46
l5-2x4', comparable value more
than double, 5.46
3-3x5'. comparable value l2.95,
6.46
s-4'x6', comparable value 1895,
e.e6
z-6'x9', comparable value 44.95,
22.46
3-4'x6' AeriIonB AeryIie Pile Rugs,
homespun sobIe. Comparable value
24.95, l2.46
Sc Round Rugs with pile of $3.50
cotton, 1870 nyIon. Olive, blue,
pink, beige, yellow snd melon with
white center design:
4l-27"x27". comparable volue
9.95, 4.e6
2s-4'x4', comparable value 24,95,
I2.46
2-6'x6', comparable value 1905,
1896
Evening star., 1962-01-18
DESIGNER Fashions
48.OO and 1880

comparable valueS 69.95
to $500
Daytime dresses, cocktail dresses
and long evening gowns in woods,
evepes, silks, sotins, and ehiffons
toII IobeIed for eontenN. Sizes 8
through ls. Shop eorIy for the
best selection.
WGL-Chondeier Room,
Washington, Chevy Chase
and Wheaton Pozo
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Fruit Cakes

comparable T0S
value, 2.25
$50 Hills Of WestehesteT Fruit
Cokes, z pound tins.
As 2-pound tins Of GIoes Fruit.
Comparable value 395, $50
WGL-Condy and Confectionery,
st Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18

dining room furniture
3-6-pieee Groups,
ovodne walnut fin
ish Chino cabinet,
oVol tobe, 3 side and
| arm choirs 4O4.3O 1896
l3 Hutehes and
Chino Decks, trodi-
tionoI and contem-
porory. Mahogany,
woInut ond fruit more than
wood finishes double 1926
28 Side and Arm
Chairs, mahogany,
fruitwood and white more than
finishes double 9.s6
GLASS
4 Dining TobIes: |
mahogany drop-Ieof
z cherry rectongu-
lars, French wal more than
nut round double 1896
4 Dining TobIes:
mahogany rectoneu-
lar, cherry oval,
| rectangular butter
nut, | French woI- more than
nut oval double 1926
3 Buffets, ovodire
walnut finish, con-
Temporary design 1880 1896
4 Bvffets, contem-
porofy style, woInut
finish 5000 1895
I Buffet, traditional
style, French wolnut more than
finish double 1896
tokoy finish 246.oo 1896
Henredon Buffet
and Chino Deck, more than
walnut double 1895
China Cabinet, more than
oiled walnut finish double 69.96
I China Cabinet.
Provincial style, more than
French wolnut finish double 1926
| China cobinet,
ovodire woInut fin
ish, contemporary
style 1880 l36.43
living room furniture
wing SnutT fo.OU SS.S0
| 0ttomon, red more than
cover double 1896
! Soto, gold color $500 1896
! Soto, blue cotton
soteen $500 1896
Choise Tongue,
beige l49,o5 1896
Lounge Choir, more than
blue double 1896
Lounge Choir,
white tweed l94OO 1926
Henredon Tub
Choir, blue and
white 255.oo 1896
Donby Soto, rose
velvet $3.50 1896
WGL-Furniture,
9th Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Potomac Shop
Goats, Dresses, Knits

20 Wool Knit Costumes. Comparable
bolue o9.95, $500
clossie Coots by famous monufoc-
turers. Comparable values 59.e5 to
1926, 32.o0
WGL-The Potomac Shop,
3rd Floor. Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
On Sale Friday, $3.50 AM.

Clearance Of
Women's Famous
Name Slippers
30 g, $50
comparable value
3.95 to 1925
900 poirs in slomorous and eIossie
styles. VeIvets, feathers, cotton feIts
and royon satins in the group. Open
and eIosed-toe styles with hard or
soft soIes. A wide selection Of
ottroetive eoIors. Not every style
and color in every size.
WGL-The Shoe Center
Washington, Chevy Chase
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Doytime Dresses from
Our Fashion 5th Shop

From q choice group of cotton and
royon blends, smortly styled daytime
dresses reduced for eIeoronee. Sizes
1910 and l4h to 22h.
comparable value Now
so 1895 to l.95 500
so l2.o5 to l4.95 900
so 1875 to 22.e5 1900
Select also from silk shirtwoist
dresses reduced from regular stock.
Sizes 1920.
comparable value Now
S. 22.95 l4.oo
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Misses Coots, Suits
Group Of unfrimmed coats:

Group OF unfrimmed coats:
9 Cashmere coats, comparable
value $500, 1900
4 Wool Coots, comparable value
1895, $500
Wool Coots, comparable value
1885, $500
Group Of suits:
5 Suits, comparable value 1895,
$500
4 Suits, comparable value 1895,
$500
II Suits, comparable value 59.95,
5000
6 Suits, comparable value 1895,
$500
WGL-Better Coots and Suits,
Bird Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Save 1873 % on
American Tourister
Tri-Toper Luggage

Discontinued 1000" Series
All first quality luggage with Amer
ieon Tourister's troditionol durobiI-
ity, strength, fashion smortness and
light weight. The lovely eoIors re-
sist fodins, scratching seuffine.
Locks ore chrome plotted for rust
free service. Women's Iussose in
blue, gray or white. Mems styles in
hondsome sroy or brown eolors. Not
every size in eoeh color.
Evening star., 1962-01-18

Clearance of BIouses
300 and 400
comparable valueS 5.99
to 7.99
300 BIouses, both tailored ond
dressy. Many ore eosy-eore bIouses.
32-38.
WGL-Neckweor and BIouses,
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Dresses From Our
Fashion 5th Shop

Select from fine group Of winter
dresses in smart styles to weor any
time of day. Fobries include wooIs,
royons, jerseys and blends. Also
evening dresses in chiffon, broeade
and silk. Eoeh dress labeled for fob
rie content. Misses, Juniors and
demi-sizes.
comparable value Now
230 ll.95 to l2.95 500
$50 l4.95 900
IS 1875 to 1895 1900
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop =.
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Discontinued Styles
And Floor Samples
Of Leading Make
Occasional TobIes

All Subject TO Prior Sale
Brandt comparable value now
Step Table, more than
cherry. double 1886
Step Toble,
mahogany. 1895 1886
DrexeI
4 End TobIes,
woInut. 1900 $500.
Corner Tables,
woInut. 1900 $500
3 coektoiI TobIes,
walnut. $500 63.66
Corner Units,
wolnut 37.5O 27.66
Chest, walnut $500 63.66
PoIozzo Bookcase,
antique white finish $1,000 l96.o0
| PoIozzo cobinet,
terra cotto finish. $1,000 196.00
Founders
! CoektoiI TobIe, more than
oiled woInut. double 1886
4 Step TobIes,
oiled walnut. $500 1856
Corner Toble 5000 1886
Lamp TobIe, oiled
walnut. $500 1855
Heritage and Henredon
"a TobIes, choice Of
styles and fin 100 to 1856
shes. 1000 to 1896
Mersmon
! Cocktail TobIe,
fruitwood finish,
leather top. 1895 $500
I Corner Table,
walnut finish. 1896 1886
Miscellaneous
4 Hexton Leather
top coetkoiI TebIes, more than
fruitwood finish. double 1886
70 HuntIey TeIe-
phone TobIes with
bench, mahogany
finish, wine striped
scot. 1895 1856
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Misses Dresses

Outstanding group Of misses dresses,
cocktail and short formoIs in group.
Fobries IabeIed for content.
comparable value Now
IS 22.o5 and more 1000
l8 1906 to 1895 1900
IS 1895 to 1895 1000
WGL-Misses' Dresses, Bird Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Girls Apparel

comparable value = m
5.99 and more 0~~
100 Stocks, Roineoots and Dresses
reduced from regular stock. All
labeled for fobrie content. Broken
sizes TIA.
WGL-GirIs' ApporeI, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18

300 poirs Teen Shoes in suede,
smooth leather and patent leather.
Good selection Of both hish-heeI
styles and fIots. Sizes Az to 9.
Not oil sizes in every style.
WGL-The Young Shoe Shop,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Swedish Stemwore
Reduced More
Than "
eaeh 7.19

256 pieces in the lovely Agnes
pottern. II sobIets. IS sherbets,
40 eIorets, Al eoektoiIs, 45-footed
iced teas and AZ eoektoiIs.
40 Frosted Gloss Ice Pitchers.
Comparable value oec 5ee
WGL-GIosswore, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Save "a and More on
Discontinued Carpet
all coYpet II feet wide

0ut SUFpSC b% TSSt WloS
wool twist pile:
comparable value 4.95; square yord
1926
10 square yords spruce green;
78 square yords grain gold;
SO square yards lake blue;
nyIon twist pile:
comparable value 1895; square yord
6.e6
76 squore yards sondoIwood.
pile Of 7o9o AeriIon AeryIie, 5o0O
nylon, twist weave:
comparable value l2.95; square yord
9.e6
80 square yords doeskin;
"a squore yards rose beige;
"a square yards desert beige;
l40 square yords oquo;
nyIon loop pile:
comparable value 1925; square yord
6.96
l9l square yards special lavender;
2Oo square yards special green;
wool twist pile:
comparable value 4.95; square yord
1896
l22 square yards rose beige;
38 square yards pebble beige;
"a square yords valley green;
II square yords gold tone;
NyIon twist pile:
comparable value 9.95; square yard
6.96
l26 square yords buff beige;
40 square yords doeskin;
81 square yards ceIodon green;
e79o wool, 550o nyIon plush pile:
comparable value 9.95; square yard
7.46
IS square yards rose;
So square yards souterne;
10 square yords aqua;
100 square yords green;
lOl square yords she'll white;
WGL-FIoor Covering, Chevy Chase
and Wheaton PIozo, Washington
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Teen Shoes
$50

comparable vaIue
7.95 to 1925
Evening star., 1962-05-25
FASHION NOTEBOOK
From Ruins to Rooftops

Peruvian President One unforgettabe memory: The white
goved butler bringing in tape silver tray
during a fitting.
Famed Peruvian prints translated into fabrics and
coor worked out especially by Mrs Strauss and Mrs Smp
son for her dress designs.
colorful handbag collection with stripes taken from
Indians serape flowers from madenS petticoat bird
motif from ancient tapestry design and straw borrowed
from the famed Peruvian white hoe polish hats worn by
the have since emerged for this summers wardrobe
accentng.
Liz" Strauss believes the fabric handbag is year
round fashion In the fall have vevets tapestries mi
taton furs tweeds. and satins.
Then come evening fabrics like chiffon lace peau de
sole, and brocadeS.
For summer fabrics of cotton and silk in solids stripes
and happy prints create comment.
The handbag Is most important accessory she thinks
1t proclams to the world that a with ward
robe Of handbags not handbag to with everything
appreciates the fashion fact that her handbag has been
selected in terms of what she wearing and not because
it's so basic, it's boring.
Women today she has found quick to buy style
handbag in three four fabrics for instant fashion
Fall Ahead
Already at work on the fall handbag collection. Mrs,
Strauss says the small handbag will still be with but
that her designs will incorporate guSSets.
The accordion design principle thus employed will pro-
vide the needed by many but still retain
small outlook
She warns, however against small handbags being
carried by the long and the tall. They look stupid"
Another novel handle treatment she is coming up with
is rigid handle made Of briarwood lust like a pipe"
Wherever she whatever she does Elizabeth Strauss
is always looking just looking.
The resut2 Handbags that rate second looks from all
who see them.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
DATE
TOMORROW

FarnswOrth- Reed and Mans
ChiIdren's Shop fashions viii
score touchdowns with the
audience at the Touchdown
Clubs Father Daughter
luncheon at / pm. Members
Of the club and their daugh-
ters will model in the show.
Mary Manning Price Of Patri-
cia Stevens Is In charge Of
the presentation.
Julius Garfinckel O. Co.
presents the fashion show for
the benefit Of st. John and
st. Luke Parishes being held
at the Mclean, Va, estate OF
Attorney General and Mrs.
Robert Kennedy at 8 pm.
"In the good old summertime"
the theme Of the show being
staged by Mrs. Ruey Mes
Senger.
Hecht's stages q Down
Under" fashion show at 2
and $3.50 pm. for the Saliva
ton Army Garden Party be-
ing held at the Australian
Embassy.
Gay Nineties fashion show
Of Jantzen swimwear will be
q part Of the 2 pm. stage
show Of the Rockville Recrea-
tion Departments Open
Evening star., 1962-05-25
By ELEM
star Fashion Editor

The fashion business, every day In every way Is df-
ferent believes Elizabeth Strauss syst for NM handbags
One week may find her digging in Inca ruins unearth-
ing inspiraonal ideas The next she's sitting in the Ma
tion's Capital looking from the Washington Hotel roof
down at the White House. and remarkng how Mrs Jacque
line KENNEDY has done more to popuarze gold chained
handbags than Chanel The latter shows them with all her
designs in Paris.
Actually says Elizabeth Strauss who loves the history
Of handbags much she does updatng designs for
todays women, the chateaine bag originated In France
During the Renaissance period chains were made Of
real gold Wouldn't surprise bit there aren't
1862 versions running around in the karat state
fashion one-upmanishp being what 1t is today.
The chic grandmother who sums up her poStmarriage
going from pencils to Paris started working for
Morris Mokowitz' firm in New York nine years ago.
Since then she has travelled Ito the ends Of the earth
seeking stimulation for the fabric handbags which have
made such Q fashion impact
A Memory
She toured Peru last fall with Designer Adele Simpson
of whose distinguished clients Mrs Prado wife Of the
Evening star., 1962-05-25
ROBERT KENNEDY INVITES
100 CHILDREN AGAIN

Attorney General Robert Kennedy has hung the
welcome mat out again for Congressional children.
This time Mr. Kennedy has asked about 100 young
sters aged to to him at the Justice Depart
ment at 10 am. tomorrow for a tour of the FBI and
other Justice facilities Most from Congressional
families although some have fathers who work in execu
tive agencies.
The program is scheduled to wind up with light
lunch-contents unspecfed-to be served at umbrella
topped picnic tables recently set in the Justice De-
partments interior courtyard. Mrs. Kennedy will be
hand too.
So far Justice Department spokesman the effer-
vescent Attorney General has shown sign of wanting
to cook hamburgers for 100 he did in his office fire.
place when similar group Of Congressional youngsters
came calling few months ago.
But they thought they had Mr. Kennedy talked out
Of that earlier cooking project, until the last minute
So this time they aren't making any promises.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
Corcoron Gallery May
Offer Afternoon eu

Yesterday. ct q cocktail
party marking the commit
tees 10th anniversary, Corco-
ran Director Hermann VIII
liams recalled that the group
began simply as an auxiliary
"to expand the area Of our
usefulness In the commu-
nity," not as q Embarrassing
body - although we may
have had q hope in the back
of our mind" he said.
Mr.. Williams gave as his
official 10th-anniversary
statement on the Women's
Committee: 81 love EN-"
The party yesterday was
held at the museum and
served as the opening Of the
second Art Rental exhibition.
The art rental section Of the
gallery. Just off the atrium,
was opened In March. The
paintings by noted contem-
porary artists are displayed
in room-like settings. fur
nished by local firms and
decorators.
The current installations
include a traditional room, "
q study furnished by Bates,
to illustrate that contempo-
rary paintings fit nicely into
any decor.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
keighbors, Inc.
Plan q Tour

Neighbors, Inc, viii hold
q neighborhood open house
home ana garden tour from
1 to 4 pm. Sunday, in Shep-
herd Park. Tea win be served
from 2 to 5 pm.
The homes on the tour in
clude those of Rabbi and
Mrs. A. Nathan Abramowitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Apter.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Edward Gold
stein and DR.. and Mrs. VIII
liam e. johnson.
Also: DR.. and Mrs. James
NJ. Nabrit, jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Reeves and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee c. White. Tea viii
be served at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Laurence Stern. In
case Of rain, it will be served
at the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
Robert Good.
The houses are located in
the area Of Sixteenth street
and Kalmia road. For fur
ther information, contact
NeighborS, Inc, located on
Georgia avenue. Chairman
Of the tour committee is DR..
Robert Good.
Evening star., 1962-05-25

The women's Committee
Of the Corcoran Gallery. cur
rently celebrating 10 years Of
fruitful existence, may soon
introduce afternoon tea at
the museum.
Mrs. j. Clifford Folger, the
committees new president,
said yesterday her group is
thinking about it" now, and
perhaps the program will be-
gin this summer. Tea would
be served, for Is cents per
thirsty viewer, from 8 o'clock
till closing time every week.
day in the atrium. Members
of the Women's Committee
would take turns as pourers.
Mrs. Folger reported that
such a program had been in
stituted at the Boston mu-
scum with great succeSS-it
attracted not only more view
ers, but also more Subscrib-
ing members, she said.
If the program goes
through, it will be the fourth
Embarrassing and member-at-
tracing activity for the COM
mittee, which already con-
ducts the annual Art Tour OF
Washington in the fall, a
Wednesday-morning lecture
series throughout the wintel
season and a huge ball ir
the gallery every spring.
Evening star., 1962-05-25

soring q fashion show lunch
con at the Washington Golf
and Country Club at 1890
pm, featuring fashions from
Barrons Of Virginia and jun
ior Sophisticates, modelled by
Evening star., 1962-05-25

House at the Rockville Civic
Auditorium. Virginia Moore
will do the commentary.
The Women's Auxiliary Of
the Greek Orthodox Church
Of Northern Virginia Is spon-
Evening star., 1962-05-25

Cappa Chell. Mrs. Charlotte
Greer will do the commen-
tary. The benefit is for the
building fund Of the church
to be built this summer in
Falls Church.
Evening star., 1962-05-25
Spring
Flower
Show

The annual spring flower
show at Woodlawn Mansion
will take place from 10 am.
to 5 pm. today and tomorrow,
and Is open to the public.
The show viii feature pc
Rod arrangements through
out the house, by members
Of the Potomac Rose Society.
A horticultural section will
be another feature, and en-
tries for this may be sub
mitted from 8 to II am. to-
morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
Federal Judge Post
Urqed for Almond

MANASSAS, Va, Jan. 8
CAP). - Virginia's outgoing
Governor Almond, has been en-
dorsed by the Prince William
County Bar Association for ap-
pointment as a Federal judge.
A vacancy on the Federal
bench for the Eastern District
of Virginia was created by the
elevation of Judge Albert V.
Bryan to the 4th Circuit Court
of Appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Paw Boost and LiberoIized Benefits
DOM in 1862 for u. S. Workers

only rank-and-file members
can oe officers of their locals.
4 4 !: &
CAPITAL ROUNDUP Sec
rotary of Labor Goldberg will
be the main speaker at the
American Federation of Gov
eminent Employees annual civil
service banquet Saturday eve
ming, January 20, at the Sher-
aton-Park Hotel.
Treasury's Bureau of the
Public Debt has given the fol-
lowing awards: outstanding
performance, Richard Brinkley,
Eugenia Ciampa, Elizabeth
Davis. Rachel Estep, Janice
Evans, Estelle Flynn, Della
Furzer, Lillian Gardiner, Eliza.
beth Hall, Hazel Harris, Arzela
Hyder, Maudena Jackson, Will
liam jenkins. Willie Mae Kill
gore, Ethel Knight, Iona Kop-
plin, FlosSie Malachi, Mary H.
Moore, Connie Mccoy, Dorothy
Oates, Willie Ramsey, Kitty
Rich, Josephine Snoffer, DON
aldson Thomas, Janet Thomas,
Irene Townsend, Juanita Walk
err, Cecilia Williams, Ruth
Yates, James Henderson; bene-
ficial suggestions, Lillian Dor
sey, Dawn Edwards, Elsie Far
ran, Marion Garrison, Emma
Harris and j. Cecilia Masters.
Army's Office of the Chief of
Transportation has given top
incentive awards to Joseph
Bracewell, jr., Robert Meldrum.
Howard Laudenberger, Ruth
Hawkins, James Jones, Edgar
Seward, Gabriel Bedon, Dorothy
Hepler, William Frerich, Alex
ander G alias CHER, Timothy
Keane, Mrs. Marjorie Vetter,
Mrs. Esther White, George Kehl,
Mrs. Pauline Adams, Horace
Carpenter, Edwin Loss, Jonn
Pardee and Alexander Tedesco.
A 30-year service award went
to James Haines. Twenty-year
service awards were presented
to Grace Crabtree. William
Stokes and Mrs. Juanita Swear
ingen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

statement is issued this month,
it probably will be somewhat
more specific and broader as
an affirmative declaration of
Republican principles and posi-
tons on matters to be discussed
at this session of Congress"
Both leaders promised that
House Republicans will pursue
a vigorous policy" this year.
1--WE won't oppose admin
i S tration recommendations
merely for the sake of opposi-
ton" Mr.. Miller said. "Repub-
licans will take an affirmative
position on every issue and will
have alternative proposals for
legislation they do not like"
Mr.. Miller agreed with a
comment by Mr.. Halleck on a
television program last night
that the reciprocal trade pro-
gram is not basically a party
issue because it involevs ques-
lions on which Democrats as
we'll as Republicans are sharply
divided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

However, the administration
already has ordered an attri-
ton program in Government
not to fill vacancies unless abb
solutely necessary. This should
prevent any meat-ax approach
by Congress.
Il y y
COURTING DISASTER -
Here's an example of how
President Kennedy's forthcom-
ing Government labor-man-
agement executive order will
work for Labor Lodge IL,
American Federation of Gov
ernment Employees, which is
the largest Federal classified
employee union local in the
country. 1t has 1,400 members
in tire Labor Department in
washington.
, Under the provision that no
management or personnel Of
fetal can hold office, IS of
the locdl's 18 elected officers
must give up their office.
/ Lodge officials say this could
have a paralyzing effect on
the lodges future operations
since the lodge is primarily
composed of administrative
type en,oloyes and that few
rank-and-fiIe members have
the knowledge or know-how tc
take over as officers.
Similar problems confront
other Age locals as well a:
locals iii the National FEEDER
alton of Federal Employees
The organizations plan to ash
the administration to modify
it's provisions so that under
certain circumstanceS-as il
cases when the majority O.
the members in a local art
management people - tn a
officers can be selected from
: management and personne
| people. Otherwise, they feel
they may be facing disaster.
ironically enough, Fedora
classified employe unions havl
: waited for official recognition
: for years. But they were un
prepared for the edict tia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
INTERPRETIVE REPORT

the Party Congress that all
measures undertaken by the
Central Committee and all the
Congress speeches were 1.-The
result of collective discussion
and collective decision"
Apparently the leadership is
a tight collective including
some once considered stalwart
Stalinists. These men may have
no objection to eliminating
the Byzantine excuses of Sta
lin and removing Russian crea-
tivity from its straightjacket
of terror.
But to expel from the party
founders of BolSheviSm and
close collaborators of Lenin
might be, in the opinion of
those restraining Mr.. Khrush-
chew. an unnecessary risk in
viting even more dissension in
the ranks of world communism.