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Evening star., 1963-02-07
Voried Accessories
For the Home

I MefoI File with 9 drawers. Ideal
for collectors. Less than "a COM
poroble value, 500
20 assorted imported orticles with
brown leather coverings. Included
in the group ore:
Z Umbrella Buckets. Comparable
value IS 90, $500
I Ice Bucket. Comparable value
$500. $500
z Pepper Rocks. Comparable Volue
22.50, 1900
z Mugs. Comparable voIue 800,
1000
5 Two-Troy Desk orsonixeFs. Com
poroble voIue 500, 500
8 Cigarette or Card Boxes. Com
porobIe voIue l2.5o, TOO
WGL-StotioneY. lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Scve More Than VI
On Womsutto
SupercoIe Sheets

discontinued eoloFs not oil
eoIoFs in oil sixes.l
comparable vGlHe 0.A6
more than double & each
2o-3exso" Fitted Sheets.
34-54xso" Fitted Sheets.
zs-6oxso" Fitted Sheets.
full Bottom Foam Sheets.
S-FuIl Bottom Sheets.
i2-Twin Bottom Sheets.
l7-Full Top Sheets.
lS5-42x3s" coses.
WGL-Blonkets and Bedding,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Plaid Gloves and
Matching Seorfs
Reduced VI

36 Seerfs. Comparable value $50,
las
225 Pairs Gloves. Comparable value
400, 400
Small, medium, large; broken sizes.
80 Hoods, white, beige, red. Com
porobIe value 300, l.So
WGL-The Mems Store
Washington,
Chevy Chose, Wheoton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Glassware Reduced
for Clearance

LIZA cVimp Noppy's. comparable
voIue 69c, 46e
IA Pedestal Vases, comparable
value 99c, 46e
~ Hiboll Sets, lemon decoration.
Comparable value 2.99. z.46
22-s-Pieee Roek Sets, lemon dec
orotion. Comparable value 800,
2.06
2o4 Continental Voses, comparable
value 29c, Ice
WGL-0losswore, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Clearance SompIe
Wedding Gowns

Mekins wsy for spring stock, we
hove sreetly reduced much voTied
group Of beautiful gowns. Sizes 8
end 10 only.
IS, comparable values much more
than double, 1000 TO 1890
z6, comparable volues $500 to
1926, $500 TO l34.0o
WGL-Bridol Soon, 3rd Floor,
Washington
Evening star., 1963-02-07
NettIe Creek
Bedspreods and
Coverlets Reduced
More .Thon h
2o.ss each

! Blue EosIe Double coverIet.
! Blue EesIs Twin Throw.
! Black end White cheveI Twin
Spreed.
! LiIoe Newport Flowers, double
! SonOV Stripe. yellow, twin.
I condIsIisht, eoeos, irwin.
! Notehex, blue, irwin.
! Gient Circles, svaeodo. twin.
! Copenhagen. beige, double.
W6L-BIonkets ond Bedding,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Potomac Shop
Fashions
GreotIy Reduced
ss%.';sst; ss;.s Sc; 44.OO
ss%s'sss!; ss;ss ss.s; $500

so Two and Three Piece Knit Suits
from fomous mokeFs; some with
eontrost trim. 8-l6 in group. All
labeled for fabEie content.
so Dresses, including wools ond knits
lobeled for fobric content. Sheoths
and full skirts. Postel colors; 8-l8
m group. Comparable value IS 90,
1900
WGL-Potomoc Shop, 5rd Floor,
Washington
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4 go

80 kepok filled soFe pillows with
royon-oestote covers, Assorted
eoloFs.
us christmos Bell Kits. Assorted
sizes and eolors. Comparable voue
400. LOO
Z Harvest Cloth Kits. Brown felt OF
500 wool ond Soeo royon. All
moteriols 10 complete ore included.
Comparable volue 1000. 1000
WGL-Ar Needlswork, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Mems Shave coots
More Than VI OFF
comparable
paIne 500
I SO

30 Shave coeh shst serve ssuoIIy
we'll for sleeping end Iounsins. Fine
ioosS cotton fobrie. Cut with z
lOrss pockets TO Gerry shave ssor.
10 Pairs Ski Gloves, reinforced OF
points OF stroin. Wool-lined Leather
with eStro-lona knit wristlets. Com
pofoble volue l2.95. SIS
8 Robes and Tv Joekess In ossorted
potterns and fobries. Lobeled for
fobre content. Comparable voIue
1895 TO 1880. 6.ss and ass
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
300 to 200

100 pieces, Including slecks and
skirts IN silks, cotton vsiveteens ond
cotton knits; blouses In slIk and wool
Jersey. Also, wool swsotsu end cot
ton knit shorts.
W5L-Juniors' sportsweor,
9TH Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Friday Washington Only Except Noted
Misses Dresses
Reduced

Group includes party dresses, doy
wear, broeodes, wools. erepes. All
labeled for fabric content.
50 Pieces, comparable value 22.o5
to $500, 1900
so Pieces, comparable value 1895
to $500, 1900
40 Pieces, comparable value 1895
to $500, 1900
20 Pieces, comparable value 1925,
$500
WGL-Misses' Dresses
Washington, Chevy Chose, Wheoton
Plozo, Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Mems Sportsweor at
Clearance Sovinqs

$50 Cotton Corduroy Shl4s, oil long
sleeve style, all by fomous moker.
Comparable value, 500. ass
500 Cotton Sport Shirts in O wide
choice of eolors and potterns. All
long sleeve style. Comparable volue,
500, ass
l60 outerweer Pieces including
both domestic and imported models
in many handsome styles. All To-
beled for fobric content. Compo-
robIe values, 24.e5 TO $3.50.
l4.ss TO ss.ss
WGL-The Mems Store Wosh-
inoton, Chevy Chase, Wheaton
Plozo, 7 Corners and Alexandria
Evening star., 1963-02-07
SoVe on
Fomous-Moke
White Uniforms
Discontinued Styles

l2o pieces in group Of broken sizes
for juniors, misses and demi-sizes.
Your choice Of wosh n wear cot
tons, DoeronG polyester and Cotton
and Sonforixed cotton poplin.
comparable Volue Now
ll.00 500
1900 500
1900 It.00
1000 TOO
WGL-Uniforns Washington,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Remnonts-FHd0y Only
Juniors Coots, Suits
And Roincoots
GreotIy Reduced
comparable values
1925 TO 1926
- m a. az m
600 to $500

IS, Including eooss in pIoids and
eleor eolors, suits in knits or sueded
cotton and some roineoots. All
lobeled for fobFie content.
WGL-Juniors' Coots ond Suits,
4th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1963-02-07

Further Reductions
On Designer
Fashions From the
Chandelier Room
20!OO to 1890
comparable values
$500 to 5000
$50 pieces, group includes dresses,
costumes, foFmol wear. $40.
$500 to 1890
comparable values
1925 to $500
50 pieces, designer eOots and suits.
STA.
WGL-ChondeIier Room
Washington, Chevy Chase
and Wheaton Pozo
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Men, Sove Is % and
More on Nationally
Advertised
Foll-Weisht Suits
ss%s';ss'; ss;s: So; 5000

81 Suits ideoIIy weighted for weeV
most Of the yeoF. Blended or S5%
Doerone polyester and 45ss wool,
the suit fobrie with excellent shepe
retention and resistance TO wEinklins.
Choose from on excellent selection
OF eolors and patterns. Check the
ehoFt for your size.
Evening star., 1963-02-07
REMNANTS ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY, $50 AM

No telephone oIsd
Evening star., 1963-02-07

W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Mems Fomous-Moker
Shoe Clearance
1880 to 900

OmpGrGbIe vGIMes
1895 to 1925
400 PoiFs, oil reduced from our
regular stock, oil by famous mekevs
:. including Allen Edmonds, Wall-
Ssreeter and Winthrop. Severol pre-
feFred styles avoilobie.
W5L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07

236 pieces, In group ore nylon and
ArnelD triseetots jersey prints and
sIser-eoIor styles. Mony Shelton
SsrolIss in group. Also wonderful
selection OF winter eottons In o fine
selection OF tolon. Misses and demi-
sizes.
WGL-Foshion Sth Daytime Dresses.
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Soto Pillows

comparable values
500 and 4.0o
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Fashion 5th Shop
Dressy Styles

IS pieces. In group ore velvsss, isrsx
uetolIies, erepes; labeled for fobrie
content. One end twe-pieeen In
group. cIeoE eoIon. Broken sizes
for Juniors, misses.
WGL--Foshion Sth Dress Shop,
Sth Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Remnonts ts-Fnidoy Only
Foshion 5th Dress
Shop Reductions

81 fsshionebls styles for misses,
Juniors and dsmi-siHss. Find eotsons,
cotton vslvsss, royon erepss, suedsd
cotton Jumpers, one or 2-pIses
styles; some sleeveless. An In elsor
solon.
W5L--Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Warm Winter Cops
For Men at
Snort Sovings

more than double
ITS Cops for skiing and general out
door wear, oil reduced from our
regular stock. Mony oll-wooI
models, most with puII-down cor
wormers. Smell and medium sizes
dominote.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Generous Sovinss on
Mems AII-WooI
Outercoots

- outereoots In this selection in
several fashionable eOloFs and pot
terms. Many have xip-in liners. All
loo% wool. Check the ehert for
your size.
| 36 81 80 80 40 a ~ 46
ResUl0r 81 IT 81 II
Short 81 IT Ut
long 81
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Wool Dresses
GreotIy Reduced

IS fine wosl knits, sheer wools,
mosts Jerseys In shifts and fitted
styles. Good selection In eolon end
styles.
WGL-Foshion Sth Daytime Dresses,
Sth Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07

WGL-Silver Room, Isl Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1963-02-07

NNSG- I'VE NCll , 1tOEGg [TlQ TIOOFg
Washington Store
Mems Top QuoIity
Imported Leother
Gloves at Sovings
ss%s';ssts ssiss isy; 7.ss
200 paiEs In this excellent group.
Top-qualisy, espeskin. hond-stitehed
with center vent; brown and grey.
Mede in France. Not oil sizes in
both eoloFs.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
SILVERPLATED
SAVINGS

Now. your opportunity TO save on handsome
serving pieces of sikerpIoted hoIowore
crofted by F. B. Rogers and William Rogers.
From F. B. Rogers:
Distinctive hostess scales 9.H
Graceful leof-shoped dish SIT
Sleek footed tray 9.7
From William Rogers:
Rococo-edeed chofing dish
Poin-edeed chofing dish 1917
Apiece tea service and troy 27.OO
PIeose add 1919 Federal tax
W&L-The Silver Room Washington, Chevy Chase
Wheaton Pozo, Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
INTERPRETATION
Choice for World Reds
Moscow or Pekino

delegation sent by Moscow to
China's October revolutionary
celebration.
II the up-to-now neutral"
Asian parties such as North
Wet Nam. North Korea and
Indonesia send similar low
ranking groups. 1t may indicate
their firm support of the
Chinese position on in the rift.
Dispatch Of fairly high level
groups may indicate continued
efforts at neutrality, and very
very high level delegations.
support of the Soviet position.
The Soviet press already has
begun playin g up the state
ments made by foreign Com
munist parties asking for "iso-
lation" of the Chinese from the
Communist movements. Most
important was the publication
Sunday Of the speech made 10
days ago by Mr.. ThoreZ. calling
for a world Communist meet
ing. to confirm the principles
of the Communist movement. !"
Without China's active parti-
cipation, such a meeting is ex-
pected to indorse RuSsia's pre-
sent approach to the world SIT
uation. This would include sup
port of the Khrushchev thesis
of peaceful coexistence" and
attacks on "dogmatism" as ex-
emplified by the Chinese.
No Blasts at Yugoslavia
1t also is expected that any
communique will omit dispar-I
aging references to Yugoslavia.
now on cordial terms with Rus
STA and the rest of Eastern Eu-.
rope. At previous meetings in
1857 and 1860, the declarations
always condemned "Titoist rev.
isionism. This always was in
cluded as a concession to the
Red Chinese. But now that the
split has become a public mat
ter, Moscow no longer has any
compulsion to compromise its
stand.
Red Chinese leaders have /
given signs in recent weeks of a
desire to avoid being complete
~ isolated from the European
Communist governments-their
main suppliers of machine and
military goods.
Apparently recognizing that
t their year-long campaign to
unseat Mr.. Khrushchev has
failed. the Chinese leaders have
a dopted a more conciliatory
tone lately.
Premier Chou En-lai, in an
interview published yesterday |
went out of his way to speak Of
the need to reconcile" differ
ences with Moscow. Peking is
not expected to adopt Moscow's
line. since this would involve a
loss of face" But Picking can
be expected to prove it is not as
war-crazy as the Russians have
made it out to be.
This would permit the flexi-
bility needed to answer any
anti Chinese communique put
out in November by the Mos
COW meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
By BERNARD GWERTZMAN
Star staff Writer

The worlds Communist
parties are being asked to
choose sides - Russia or China
: by the time Of the 46th an
niversary of the RuSsion Revo-
luton on November 7.
Reports received by lntelli-
gence analysts in Washington
indicate Soviet leaders are
planning to hold a high level
Red meeting following the
Moscow celebrations.
For many Of the parties.
there is no problem. Except for
tiny Albania. all European
Communist parties have signl-
fled their support Of the Rus
slams in the bitter schism.
Other parties. however, are
facing a difficult choice. North
Wet Nam, North Korea, Cuba.
and Indonesian parties, for in
stance. have been on good
terms with both Russia and
China during most Of the de-
bate. They have constantly
urged both sides to reach a
compromise-but to no avail.
Ask Top Delegations
According to informed sourc-
es here, Moscow is inviting the
Communist parties around the
world to send top level delega-
tons to the celebrations. Such
friends of Premier Khrushchev
as Poland's Wladlslaw Gomul-
ka, Hungary's Janos Kadar,
and Frances Maurice Thorez
are expected to attend.
Red China probably will be
asked to send high level dele
cation. but most officials here
anticipate that Picking will dis
patch a group of diplomats no
more prominent than the lowly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
AT Taxi Boot
Gets Lost in Fog

The Air Force runs a daily
power boat taxi service up the
Potomac River to help military
people beat the morning auto
Jam and get to the Pentagon on
time.
This morning, on it's way
from Boiling Air Force Base,
the boat got lost in the fog.
The Air Force enlisted man
at the wheel found himself
running up side channel. He
pulled to shore at a yacht club
to ask directions.
BY the time the pilot had
CROPPED his way back on course
the boat and its passengers
were about As minutes late.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
SAVE ON TUMBLERS
BY THE DOZENS
~ set of12

Rodonce-motched TO our Six Point Stor STEM
ware are our beautifully weighted sham
bottom tumbers, charming appointments for
table and bar. Look ahead TO holiday enter
toining Shining star pattern is Just right
for Christmas gft-gNing, too).
W&L-chino and Glassware Washington,
Chevy Chase, Wheaton PIozo, Corners and Alexandria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
SAVE ON SETS OF
BAVARIAN CHINA
Ss and ..; IS 1920

Elegantly shaped in the European tradition,
this translucent china proudly groces any
festive table, and the price is festive, too, for q
complete service for twelve. Choose Gold
Garland, Green Bouquet, Rosebuds in the 49,
piece sets :. Nielsen Gordens, Golden Coral
and Bouquet, not shown, in the 95-piece sets.
In each potternYou get II dinner plates, sulod
plates, bread and buffers, cups and soucers,
soups, fruits, small and medium platter,
open and covered vegetable, sugar and
creomer, and gravy boat. The o5-piece sets
include coffee pot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
STARRY SAVINGS
ON STEMWARE
Tt

Six Point, by susqUehonno, our hand cut and
hand polished crystal stemwore, for your
proudest occasions, at q penny~ise price.
Save now on 10 deIicoteIy gIitterng shapes,
pisner lo-ounce red wine, cordial, saucer
champagne, 7-ounce wine, whiskey sour,
double mortini, porfoif, flare cocktail, goblet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
FOR USE UNDER WATER
Contact Lenses Hold Fast

Contact lenses for under
water use-"so secure we have
been diving with them from a
three-meter board"-have been
developed by an area optome-
trist and a Navy surgeon.
Bigger than ordinary con-
facts, the new ones cover most
Of the eye so that the eye lids
help hold them in place. Ordi-
nary contact lenses float off in
water.
For a skindiver with normal
vision, the new lenses permit
clear underwater vision with
out goggles or face masks, &C
cording to one Of the Develop
ers, Alan H. Grant Of Wheaton.
Md, optometrist.
They can also be ground to
q prescription.
Mr.. Grant said he has been
fitting some TO patients expert
mentally. He said they are not
as satisfactory as small cornea
lenses for regular use. They
have a flat section on the front
that reflects light and makes
them more obvious than other
contact lenses.
They have been tested at
depths greater than 100 feet in
Navy tanks at Groton, Conn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
Congregation
Gets LeeWuv
On March

Communicates of st. Johns
Church. Lafayette Square. have
been encouraged to decide for
themselves how they will par
ticipate in the August % March
On Washington for Jobs and
Freedom.
a. I do not tell you pre-
ciSely what you should do"
said the Rev. John C. Harper,
rector Of the $50 year old
parish, in a letter to all parish
oners.
For some In our parish the
march of August % will be an
occasion to demonstrate in be-
half of full civil rights" Mr..
Harper wrote. For others
frank and honest discussion,
together with an examination
Of ones own conscience, win
help us see the issues which
are involved. For still others
these days of 1868 provide the
opportunity to become Chris
tians in deed as we'll as in word,
to put to the test our love and
our concern for all Gods peo-
pie"
Mr.. Harper said he has In
formed the National Council of
the Episcopal Church and Off
Gals OF the Washington diocese
that "St. Johns stands ready to
help in these difficult days in
order that we may express our
belief In our American tradition
OF protest and appeal"
The American Friends Serv-
ice Committee yesterday an
nounced its support Of the
demonstration.
The board of directors of the
worldwide Quaker organiza-
ton said staff members in all
offices across the country who
wish to participate in the Au-
gust % march as individuals
will be given the time off to do
so.
In New York. television per-
sonality Jack Paar announced
he will join the march.
Norman Thomas, former
Socialist party leader and six
time candidate for President of
the United States, said on a
New York television program
last night that he expects to
be here and %. ;. walk as far
as these old legs will carry me. I"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09

THEN THE SENATE went
back to consideration of the
NASA bill. When the Presi-
dents message arrived, 1t
was a bit anticlimactic.
There was none Of the
dramatic shouting at the
entrance, as there is when a
message comes from the
other chamber. A White
House messenger went down
the aisle and laid the mes
sage on the desk. At the
same time copies were avail
able for the Senators and
for the press.
Kefauver was speaking for
his amendment to the NASA
bill. The message lay on the
desk for 10 minutes, then
sparkman Of Alabama, SEN
Tor member Of the Foreign
Relations Committee, asked
the Senator from Tennessee
TO yield without loss of the
floor for a reading Of the
message.
James johnson Of the
Senate staff read the mes
sage calmly and clearly.
Tourists in the gallery
appeared TO be unaware
that anything special was
going on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09

when they jam against the
face when exposed TO an under
water explosion.
The pressure. which may in
lure the face Is followed by a
back pressure that may per-
NIT water to enter the mask.
The skindiver lens Is double
walled, with a vacuum space
sealed In. II any moisture was
left IN this area. Mr.. Grant
said. the lens would fog.
The space helps the lens float.
Its edges can be dyed orange TO
help locate it II IT is dislodged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09

ing and friendship across rae
lal lines throughout the asso-
cations service area.
However, by long standing
policy and mutual agreement
decisions with respect to pro-
gram and membership prac-
tees of the several branches
are made not by the board OF
directors but by the committee
Of management Of each branch
This policy and this agreement
grew out Of the conviction that
leaders selected by their fellow
members must carry both re-
sponsibility and authority fol
the decisions and actions Of
their branch organizations"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09

by their CO developer, Capt.
Edward L. Beckman Of the
Navy Medical Corps.
He asked Mr.. Grant to help
develop the lens after he found
the masks a nuisance in tanks
at the Naval Medical Research
Institute in Bethesda. Nd.
where he has been studying
weightlessness.
Mr.. Grant said the Nays
interest also involves its under
water demolition teams. For
the team members, face masks
and goggles may be a hazard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
CONVENTIONS
TODAY

The Syrian Antiochian
Orthodox Archdiocese of
America meets for the
fourth day at the Shera-
ton-Park.
The Jewish War Veter-
ans meet for the sixth day
at the Shoreham.
The International Aero
space Support Conference
closes its meetings at the
Sheraton-Par
a This information is supplied BY
the Convention and Visitors BU-
reau OF the Metropolitan Washing
ton Board OF Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
THE ROMAN EMPIRE, he

THE ROMAN EMPIRE, he
said, was shaken by Paul
and Peter. The force of the
new religion was such that
an Emperor finally became
a Christian.
He told what happened to
the armies of Macedonia,
Rome and Napoleon, and the
Spanish Armada, "all de-
stroyed by forces greater
than man-made things"
He then yielded to the Sen
ator from Georgia, turning as
he did so.
But Senator Russell had
left the chamber.
Little Senator Ellender of
Louisiana filled the vacuum.
He has long been known as
the author of offenders
Travels"
He said he agreed with
Senator Humphreys obser-
Fations on Moscow.
II went to Moscow in 1855,
1856, 1857 and also in 1860.
Instead Of being applauded
for my efforts, I got kicked
around"
Miller of Iowa on the Re-
publican side of the cham
Der was recognized. He spoke
briefly, objecting to prema-
tiIre consideration of the
treaty. He said that the po-
sition of the Senate was that
81 q Judge and the evidence
vas not in.
s:'I may vote for 1t; I may
vote against it,"
Not long after, Young Of
Ohio, who had the floor,
Yielded to the Senator from
Arizona. Barry Goldwater,
erect and handsome, spoke
II that matter-of- fact, bust
1iess-like way he uses in the
Senate as he slowly read q
prepared statement.
IOn the hastings, he can
bring an audience to its
feet.)
1.-The record on which this
treaty will stand or fall has
not yet been built"
He mentioned some Of the
questions he would like to
ask in the coming hearings.
mo 100 people in history
have been called upon to
make such a crucial decision
as this one"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-09
MEMO FROM THE EDITOR:
Bright Eyes'-A New
Weapon Against Cancer

SCIENCES GREEN HOPE AGAINST CANCER-since
lS4s constant experiments by responsible scientists
have offered encouraging evidence of break
through In the fight against certain types of can
Ger. This Sunday The Stars This Week Magazine
features an exclusive report on vinca, substance
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COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE AVERAGE
STUDENT-There are ways for high school gradu-
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quiet haven where the Nations erudite, the egg
heads" mold new thoughts. SUNDAY, The Star
Magazine, reports in word and picture on the Big
Idea Farm" where, in restful, rustic setting new
thinking on the problems Of our society" is being
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