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Evening star., 1962-06-07
DINING OUT

=. Don't think for a moment
that spending a week end at
the beaches along the pictur-
esQue Eastern Shore-including
Ocean City, Md.-means good
dining -out must await your re-
turn to the metropolis.
Nothing could be further
from the truth.
There are even a couple of
good dining-out spots on the
way to Ocean City, or if you
prefer, Rehoboth, but the num-
Der is few.
We're beach fans from way
back, and often spend our week
ends at Ocean City. With the
advent there in the past few
years of ultranodern motels,
luxurious beach houses, full
fIedged night clubs and other
holiday conveniences, the resi-
dents are paying much more
attention to the caliber of their
restaurants. Where the diner
out is concerned, this con-
sciousness has paid off.
This past week end we dined
for the first time at a first
rate restaurant called Phillips
Crab House, Philadelphia ave-
nue. near Twentieth street. We
couldn't have been more sur
prised. We might have been
dining along the Maine avenue
waterfront or at a favorite To-
cation on Wisconsin avenue in
Georgetown.
Not only does Phillips have
charm, which unfortunately is
often lacking in big-city res
taurantS, but its chef-in the
true Eastern Shore tradition
can make seafood sit up and
talk. Shore folks, of course,
have been cooking seafood for
30O.years.
To top it off-and because
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Phillips, the
Crab House owners, own their
own seafood packing house
our meals cost us less than SO
each, from the delightful crab
soup to our dessert of fresh
Eastern Shore strawberries in
thick cream.
It's hard to believe until you
wait until 9 pm. on a week
end night and try to get into
Phillips. The line literally can
be q block long. Ocean City's
natives have discovered it, too,
it seems.
Seating about 900. Phillips
isn't just a seafood house.
Somehow it's different. Perhaps
its the informality-the sea-
shore atmosphere. A family of
five, still in beach togs mot
IN DaCnlng SultS), might De SIT
ting at a huge table diving into
q pile Of tangy hard shell crabs
stacked q foot high. Nom does
the shell cracking while Pop
and the kids do all the eating.
Across the aisle another group
works on a steaming bucket of
hard or soft shell clans, the
vinegar and red pepper filling
the air.
The Phillips decor. mean
while, consists of walls of wide,
duly polished boards, draped
,searnets, star fish, stuffed mar
lins buoys and other seashore
mementoS. The tables, if you
look closely, consist of smooth
". hewn boards placed on old
Evening star., 1962-09-27

so much to my children, who
were young and light, but to
the bigger children who con-
stantly came over to swing
on It.
I made some inquiries,
while living In mortal fear Of
q liability suit. I was told
that the proper way to
anchor q swing Is to first
make your holes, then pour
concrete into them, and then
set the swing in.
We moved. leaving the
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Chino GreotIy
Reduced

N45 Piece Sets Of Imported
China, Sunrise" pottern. Service
for 8. Comparable value 1895,
24.s6
3-45 Piece Sets Of Imported
Chine, "Moytime" pattern. Service
for 8. Comparable VoIue 1895,
1886
7 IteIiGn Bowls, l4", In q Ieof shope
with fruit decoration. Comparable
value more than double, ass
z English cGehepots, footed. White
ironstone. e''xeA". Comparable
value more than double, 6.46
WGL-Chino, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27

swing and its problems for
the next tenant. before I had
. chance to try this, but I
have no doubt it Is the proper
solution.
I think you ought to take
care Of this right away, as q
fan from q swing can be very
serious.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Remnunts-Fid0y Only
Mems Sportsweor,
Off " and More

Is Imported Knit Shirts. lone-sIeeve
style with popular turtle neck. S. IA,
/, xL. Comparable volus 1895,
s.ss
9 Fcmeus-Mske Turtle Neck Sweet
ers, Iobeled for fobrie content. Com
porobIe value l4.e5. SIS.
so Modros Sport Shirts, looqo cot
ton, short sleeve. S, N, [, xL. Com
porobIs values LOO to 1873, ass
20 Sport coets. oIl-wooI and WOOL
blend models included, oil lobeled
for fobrie content. Broken sizes.
Comparable value 1895, 1888
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Woshes-aasn Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27
WEE WOVEN

''Now, Dear, as / was say
ing this morning at break
fast. 80.
with regard to menus with
high protein, low starch and
no sugar. Thank you very
much.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
How

Reoders' Clearing House IS con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q pubIie-series exchange
Of ideos between oFea readers. The
Stor eonnot oeeept phone calls per-
toinine to this column. All letters
must Bear the writer's full name and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
ADVERTISEMENT
How TO keep
your house
exciting

Howl By putting some of the
many decorating ideas IN Octo-
Der Better Homes & Gardens 70
work in your home This excit-
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house more lvable - how 70
integrate furniture arrangement,
background and color; how to
highlight specific living areas;
how to use tried and true house
keeping ideas. October Better
Homes & Gardens - buy il to-
day, use it month after MONTH
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Save on Women's
Summer and
Transition Dresses
300 and 1900

cottons, blends. ceIoasss FoFtrslS
poIyssssE, AFnsI Jersey and FsyOn
erepes.
50 pieces, comparable values more
than double, 500
IS pieces. comparable voIuss 2z.e5
and more, 100
WGL-Women's Dresses,
3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Combat Communist Propaganda
To Mrs. N. A. c. Washington
Fdus HhsErch

You can put your non-denominationa Chris
tian magazines to excellent use and help combat
Communist propaganda by mailing them overseas
to people who are hungry for such reading matter.
Write to Magazine Workshop, 2444 Silver Ridge
avenue Los Angeles 80, Calf.
They will tell you how this project Of sending
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Remnonts-FidGy Only
Juniors Sportsweor
Reduced Much
More Thon "
comparable vaIaes, T.O0
S.99 to 1926
400 pieces including Jomoieu shorts,
bIouses, skirts, points and swimsuits.
Juniors sizes.
WGl-Juniors' SportsweoF,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Condiment Jars
From the
Silver Room
comparable valMe = m
895 to 1925 %
80 jars Of erystoI with sterling silver
teps and trGys. Two sizes for jam
Or mustaFd.
Please odd 1925 Federal tox.
WGL-Silver Room, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Assorted SwirIs
At Sovines

A group Of pretty SwiFIs, Fomeus
wrep and tie home fashion, in
prints end gay bright eoloFs. In
this selection ore styles for misses,
demi-sizss and Q few petites. All
sleeveless eottons, O few seersueker
eottons included.
comparable value Now
40 pieces 5.9e to 6.99 400
40 pieces 7.99 to s.99 500
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27

from those who have a mem
Der of the family with hyper
insulinism dow blood sugar.,
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Fall Can Be Serious

To c. ". G., Arlington
Mrs. N. J. p, Alexandria
I also once had q backyard
swing that. although it had
been pounded deep into the
ground, wobbled back and
forth.
That always seemed ex-
tremely dangerous to me, not
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Hornets Nest

Mrs. L. r., Dunn Loring
. A reader asked some time
ago how to get rid Of a hor-
nets nest. I used spray
bombs on one twice to dis
courage them, and finally
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Slightly Irresulor
Atlantic Lussoge

These GFosshoppeF eases GRE light
weight, nest for easy Storage. In
brown, sroy OF blue viny plastic
covers thet wipe eIeon with Q damp
cloth. Not every size In each eoIeE.
If perfect New
36-2l" 6rosshoppeF ,
cases 1900 T.sS
z4-z4" GFosshoppsE
cases 400 9.95
casss 1000 Is.s5
Pleose add loe6 Federal tax.
WGL-Lueooos +. Washington,
Chevy Chose, Wheoton PIozc,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-09-27
More Than Va
OFF on Mems
Dress Shirts
2.ss

100 Dress Shirts with Q choice Of
bufton-down, FesuIoF o. sprssd col
Iars. Some soIOrs In the group.
W5L-Ths Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Save More thon VI 90.
Clearance
Potomac Shop
Dresses
IS RGyOns and Cotton crepes In
shift and fuII-skirted styles. Misses
sizes. Comparable value more than
double, TOO
WGL-Ths Potomac Shop,
3rd Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Save More Than VI
on Noted-Moke
cottons by the Yord
55e yard

ss7 yards In ottFoetivs prints, many
dFip-dFy and eFeose-Fesistont. For
sports and eesuaI clothes, ehiIdFen's
wear. 36 to IS" wide.
WGL-Foshion Fobrics,
9th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27
OokdaIe Postern

I44 pleeesi 80 eobIets, IS sher-
bets, II wines, 2 eoektoiIs, z cor
dioIs, 2s footed juices, footed
iced teo, "a plates g..
Evening star., 1962-09-27
On Sole Friday $3.50 AM. ...V
Clearance Of
Women's Sportswedr

Group Of bIouses, skirts and sIaeks.
Some eo-oFdinotes in the selection.
Also oEIone aeYIie sweoteFs. Feb
Fies include cotton, DoeFonG poly
ester, royoh and AFneIS tFioeetots.
4s pieces, comparable value
$50 to 5.e9, ZOO
~ pieces, comparable VoIus
$50 to 7.es, 400
23 pieces, comparable value
e.es to 1925, 500
W5L-Women'S Sportsweor,
3rd Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27

took about half a bottle of a
good insect killer and poured
it directly on the paper nest.
This soaked into the nest
and We have not been both
cred since. After q couple Of
days, II you see no more
hornets around. 1t will be
safe to remove the nest.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Mems AII-WooI Suits
Reduced From Stock
1890

so Suits, ell reduced from cur Fssu-
lar suit stock, ell FesuloF weight
wooIs In 9 voFiety Of pottsFns and
eoIoFs. Shorts, regulars, longs. H
longs, stouts and shoFt stouts repre-
sented. Browns, sroys and blues In
stripes, heFFinsbones, pIaids end
woven effects. Not ell pattems in
oil sizes, some sizes broken.
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Rustic PotteFn

II pieces, z eoblets, 8 sherbets,
IS eoektoils. 20 eordiols, s footed
juices, 4 footed iced teos, s por-
foits.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Nursery Corner

20 Famous-M Make crowIer Sets, s.
piece styles In cotton. Various styles
and eoIors. Comparable value 500
and 1925, 500
~ cotton end Corduroy crewIeE
Sets, 3 piece styles. Comparable
wolue 5.es, 400
400 InFonts' Sunsults by famous
maker for boys end girls in oil cot
ton; many different styles. Less than
Va comparable Volue, 4Se
IS Infants' Summer P.J.'s, boys
and girls styles. voriety Of eolors.
Less than VI comparable value,
20 Feney Imported Peiames from
ltoY. All cotton, pretty styles, vo-
rious coIorS. Broken sizes. Less than
" comparable Volue. 400
WGL-Ths Nursery Corner
4th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Stationery Items at Sovinss Of
500 and More

comparable value Now
20 Weed Picture
FFGmss imported 5.ooto 100
from ItoIY, A sizes 1900 to 400
~ Chino Ink Wells 2oo5 soc
z styles 500 8 100
3e Imported Chine
HandIe Letter Knives 2.ee soc
IL Leather Letter
Baskets, red or blue 400 100
W6L-StotioneY, lst
Evening star., 1962-09-27

magazines ABROAD WorkS ana
viii give you the name Of
someone to whom you can
send your used magazines.
I am doing this and the
cost is nominal. as the maga-
zines go by sea mail.
Please consider this as an
outlet for the magazines you
want to give away.
-
Low Blood Sugar
d. r. S., Rockville
It would be very much ap-
preciated If I could hear
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Sove u and More on Bedspreods,
Rocker Cushion Sets, Folding Screens
SompIe and Custom
Mode Bedspre0ds

Sample and Custom % Boy Scout spFsod' cotton; ls
Mode BedspreOds comporobs ar S 0 %o1. Tse '"" sse
Violet Floral Gotten on q white ,o,. n. Nj. n....
ground double size comporo6s Green cmpoos vus more on
Lined Demask Prop ,,o,,b d0.,., ,,
s os'5 5 a % fob S S s .GoS obo: vos
s So' ys T1n more no ioS oD G5OD sj ISSs 1885
comDoobs yois more thon dou- "FIoFo Bouquet" Cotton
0s $3.50 Bedspreod Ensembles
Buey-Prin Quilted Cotton - Spreads, single lavender;
Shin'1 double size White and " doI6; turquoise GompoToDs
24ss ,-.--.,-..s,
r P Quilted eA. PH 4ss ''''' e''o'''' yss sss
SoSI. IaS' voIus Il 'si SIS. ss' WINS OT 1855
psln Of MshUs csss curtsIns,
srs. r.. ~ Gu:$ eI.sn b. oS;Cs %sS. turquoise c0Ds s
1856 Cotton TambouF BedspFeods
81 ~. ou.4 80. 50 In single LIIoe.
doe size BEIGE on white Com pink o, blue and white CompoTo6s
liz SOoS ik rr1a % Ion o. S ST.O. % a Rocker Cushion Sets
compoSob. voS. 1855 $50 ss rus Cotton cvduoy Rocker
in beige Comparable vOlus 1895; vOu' 999. sss
o.u.. c... c... e.... 10 eoptsInt ehsr Pads: 5% to
9IIed Cotton Chn Covers match obovs rocker sets black
Comparable z4ss green" e'"'''00' s0' iss
covere ueo keveIse Koek Susn
on sts' o ono 'cyo " so
vi WIN" NO"PuO
''''' ''00 Comparable value e99, 5.S6
FIoFoIPh chintx, double
Field flowers white ~ CaptoiH Choir Pedss -. 10
rocker immediately
- 1885 II gold, 10 turquoise. Com
parable voIuS 299, 1856
Bedroom Accessories
Vsniy Skirts Hoo-pint quilt FoIdnc Floor Screens
y az ~ Tss MeoFih Design, carved, 3-poneI.
Comparable voIue 1926, 1855
cotsOn chnz Dust Rufls, single
Comparable voiue Slack She'll 3pone Comparable
6s6 4.s6 value $685. 1895
W5L-cutoins and Dropenes, 7h Floor, Washington Store
Clearance on Eaton Stationery
comparable vaEMe, 1.49 wv
400 boxes green stationery 100 sheets and so envelopes
in each box.
W6L-Stotonery . Washington. Chevy Chose,
Whsoton Pozo, Corners Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Windsor Pottern

IS7 pieces: z cobIets, 4s sherbets,
5 wines, Il cocktails. 10 eordioIs,
2s footed juices, ! footed iced teo,
20 stroieht juices, 10 finger bowls,
4 plates g..
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Italian Cut Stemware

Io3 pieces: Il oobIets, 46 sher-
bets, II cIorets, 9 cordioIs.
76 Pieces Of Discontinued Stem
ware, "Adoir" pattern: goblet,
35 sherbets, ! z wines, ! cocktoiIs,
cordial, 6 footed juices, | footed
iced teo and 9 finger bowls. Com
parable voIus moe than double.
z for see
WGL-Glosswore, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27
EImwood Pottern

II pleesS; IS eoblets, ; sherbets.
6 wines, ; eoektoiIs, l6 cordiols,
II footed juices. footed Iced teos.
9 plates.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Fomous Name Shoes
And Slippers
Greatly Reduced
$50 A." $50

Group Of shoes including low stocked
walking heel styles, low wedge styles
ond others. Fall colors include black,
brown, green and ton. Comparable
VoIues 80 to 1899, $50
WGL-The Shoe Center :.
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandria
Group Of flat heel eosuaIs in block,
red or brown leother. Comparable
values e.es and 1923, $50
WGL-The Shoe Center
Washington and 7 Corners
Group Of slippers including sotins
and sheorlino trimmed. Comp parable
VoIues 500 to $50, 4.s0
WGL-The Shoe Center =.
End Floor, Washington Store
Assorted group Of FIot-heeI shoes.
Brown, ton and block In the group.
Reduced more than Va, $50
W5L-Women's Shoes,
Wheaton Plozo Store Only
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Mems FoII-Weiqht
0utereoots by
Fomous Maker

COWpuT0Obo 0nUn
vaIHs, 1925 AZ
so coots, the famous makers label
hos been removed, but you'll prob
obIy recognize the eoat enyway.
Blended Of soso oEIonS aeylie end
2oes wool Iaminated 10 Q foam
boekins for warmth without weight,
excellent shape retention and body.
In olive check or grey diesonel
stripe. Resuls1, shoFas, longs, but
some sizes broken.
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Clearance on Eaton Stationery

400 boxes Of green stationery 100 sheets and so envelopes
in eoeh box.
WeL-stooney Washington Chevy Chose
Whsoton PIozo Corners, Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-09-27

In Readers Digest October Issue-
On sale todaN-
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Clearance of
Discontinued
Patterns in
Fine Stemw0Fe

com parable UdIne LIS
to more than double
Accent Pottern
lzI pieces, | 8 oobIets, 9 sherbets,
10 eocktoils, ! z eordiols, 81 footed
juices, 29 footed iced tees.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Celeste Pottern

80 pieces: IA ooblets, 9 sherbets,
II wines, 5 eoektoils, 10 footed
juices, 40 footed iced teos.
Evening star., 1962-09-27

Mems Soft Leather
"At Home" Shoes
comparable ~ on
vGlHe, u9S
237 PoiFs, reduced from our FesuIOE
stock. Mode for comfortable wear
Ground the house with soft, pIiobla
Leather, flexible competition soIes.
SIip-ons end tis-ons In the group Of
black, brown and olive styles.
WGL-The Mems Store,
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-12-30
SERLING
TVS NEW
MAN OF HOUR
By JOHN FINLAYSON
BY JOHN FINLAYSON

vertiSementS for
the work-and-
study program of Antioch
College is televiSion's some
times stormy petrol Rod Ser
ling, creator, writer and host
of Twilight Zone" returning
to TV Thursday on CHS as an
hour-long show.
Under the college plan, Ser
ling went to New York City
in l94S as a fledgling radio
writer, winning a $500 sec
ond prize in the annual "Dr.
Christian" script competition.
This brush with success set
Serling afire. Always a de-
mon for work and poSsessor
of a trigger-fast mind, Ser
ling put himself on a round
the-clock schedule. Forty re-
lection slips later, he was still
on the outside looking in when
luck suddenly changed in 1851.
That year Serling scripts
found acceptance on many
quality shows. The next step
-"Playhouse 9O"-waS a big
one. Later Serling shared writ
ing honorS on such outStand-
ing dramas as The Dark
Side of the Earth, " Requiem
for a Heavyweight" and THE
Comedian" The last two won
additional Emmy awards.
A surprising casualty of the
new hour-long formal will be
Twilight Zones" surprise
endings. "JuSt doesn't work
out on an hours show" Ser
ling said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

Jerseys with mottoS printed on
them such as Beat Army"
which the Middies used a year
ago.
We're getting the team ready
for every kind Of gimmlck pos
Sible," Dietzel said.
Navy has won the last three
meetings and has used uniform
innovations as part of a psyche
logical warfare in which Navy
Coach Wayne Hardin believes.
Eligible pass receivers among
Middle players broke out with
brilliant orange headgear in
1851, as an example.
We've studied films Of the
last three games with Navy
since Hardin has been coach"
Dietzel added. We're trying
to be alert Tor anything he
might pull which he's used be-
fore"
President on Hand
Hardin admittedly has an
other gimmick for the coming
game, to be witnessed by Presi-
dent Kennedy and nearly 100,-
900 other spectators. What the
gimmick is remains a closely
guarded secret.
Military secrecy has reached
such stage here that Dietzel
won't even say If he has a
gimmick or not.
But don't be surprised at
anything the Cadets might pull.
Army is a bit miffed over news
that Hardin has challenged the
legality of a handoff Army
sometimes uses on kickoff re-
turns.
Capt. William S. Busik, d.
rector Of athletics at Navy con-
firmed Tuesday night reports
that a letter had been sent to
Asa Bushnell, commissioner of
the Eastern College Athletic
Conference. in which Navy
questions whether there is an
illegal forward handoff in the
criss-croSs exchange of the ball.
Hardin himself said he had
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
By MORRIS slEGEL

There already has been a meek defense
offered in behalf OF these IS unfortunate
exceptions" 1t came from Comrade Mix
hail SoShnikov, the farms chairman and
presumably the fellow who's been paying
the players assigned to his farm Each of
them, he said, was legitimate farm work
er, tractor driver, combine operator etc.
Pravda wouldn't stand stilI for that.
Don't believe it" the Party organ beloved.
"All of them together haven't done days
work"
1t was surprising to learn that Russia
has permitted itself to adopt an outmoded
American system of covering up payments
to athletes. Invariably whenever one of
our college stars was fingered for receiving
above and beyond what the NCAA allowed,
the coach declared his star was working for
the extra money.
Some of the Jobs were hard to explain.
One All-America halfback, supposedly re-
ceiving 500 extra each month, was in
charge Of turning off the lights in the
gymnasium for his compensation. He con-
feSsed later that in the four years he at
tended the school he never was told where
the switchboard was located.
LIKE BORSCHT and more lately vodka,
harboring athletes no longer is exclusively
Russian. We're pretty good at it ourselves
The late Jim Tatum, for example, fur
nished housing in his own College Park
home for bruiser several years back. Hes
a nice young boy who helps us as baby
sitter and handyman around the house"
Massa Jim explained one evening during
social hour. .......
MaSsa Jim wasn't giving his unusual
house guest credit for all his talents. The
following fall he also proved mighty help
full as a touchdown maker for Tatum's
Maryland football team. He eventually was
relieved of his other extra-curricular func-
tions to concentrate on football
France, If 1t would look at the Russian
revelation effectively, might find the Solu-
ton to one of its continuing crises: How.
you gonna keep 'em down on the farm
after they've seen Paree?"
The answer is simple. Do what the Rus
slams do. Pay EN-.
Francis Siam is taking three-day leave.
His column will resume Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

weeks. The Senator's could have
made a deal for Piersall, but
their asking price u higher
than the offers.
Friday Big Drawback
Chuck Hinton played second
base for a couple of weeks in
September and might move into
the Senators infield, but only
If they obtain an established
outfielder In a trade.
One of the big drawbacks to
a deal has been the attitude
of Pat Friday, the inexperi-
enced Kansas City general
manager, who is asking for the
mint for Howser and Jerry
Lumpe. Several National
League teams are interested in
Lumpe, but are laughing at
Fridays price.
The Senators are expected
to announce a full working
agreement with a Glass A
or Class B team before the
minor league sessions end to-
morrow, and depending on the
future of the American AsSo-
citation, may share in a work.
ing agreement with a Triple-A
club. At the moment, Omaha
lacks a sponsor. The Senators
do not have the talent to stock
a Triple-A club, but could share
an agreement. Their players
with Syracuse - Marty Kutyna
Joe Hicks. John Gabler and
others must be reassigned be-
fore December Is, when the
half-working agreement With
the Chiefs ends. ~