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Evening star., 1963-09-29
WE PREPARE YOU 1907 FOR
Va, Md. or DC. Exam.
REALTY COLLEGE
CASHIERS
PIX RECEPTIONISTS
TRAIN NOW PAY LATER

TRAIN NOW PAY LATER
Needed for Jobs open now. Earn up
TO Se2 week In ID. G area. High
school not required. No age limit.
Day or evening classes
FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE
CASHIER TRAINING INSTITUTE
l404 N. Y. Ave. NV ME. B.4o23
CIVIL SERVICE. clerk.typist, secy
bkkpr., PBX, Fed Entr. exam, lnq.
RE. 1.2s7s, BoYD'S tEst. 50 yrsj
ELECTRONICs, learn to be an elec.
tronics technician and obtain FEC
license in u weeks. Day class con
venes Oct. 2e. Evenings Jan, H.
Cali ST 1904 for free brochure
CRANTHAM SCHOOL OF ELEC.
TRONfCS, e2l 18th 1t. NV.
FED. entrance EXAM, top quality
instr. y,Ir. 50 yrs sPsr;y ;y.,s,s Eseorsi sbiy1s s9m
FREE real estate course for Va
exam, limited 10 A. Begins Tues
day. McoUAIN RLTY., S3A.looo.
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CLOTHING BARGAINS
OPEN SUNDAY
COINS

COINS
U. s. and Foreign. JU. 9-4ls4
CREDENZA-Solid mahog, George
town Galleries. Quality. Si50.
EN- 3-OSS2.
C.ROCH ETE d WORK, about 100
pieces, from 81 10 81 each, call
Sunday morning, IA 1926.
CURTALNS-Beautiful red velvet
theater or church curtains .
yrs. old. Cost $1,000, sell for
$500. ia. 9-12"5. wkdays ia.
DANISH MODERN SOFA LOUNGES
S4S plus fabric. FOAM RUBBER
CO, Sll7 n st. NV. ST. 3-3S54,
DARK RM. EQUP. -Enlarger, sun
ray, Arnold Model D, SIS; Driver.
easel. trays, safe light. 387-4ls1.
DESK, walnut, like new, 26x56, sI5
See Sun: l2 to l:30. 4stl Wisconsin
ave. EN-. 2-s4oo.
DESK. dark finish, 22x42 .
drawers, $50. 2112 37th st. NV.
No phone.
DIAMOND RING, engagement, orig.
inal prize ce, $l00. viii sell SIS
565-l725. Owner EDDIE DAVIS.
DIAMOND RING, Marquis "a karat.
Slde baguettes, size 8, $500 or best
offer. S27-6o73.
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MODERN & CONTEMPORARY
MAYFAIR"

Complete 12-piece Convertible
Living Room ensemble which
includes Sofa Bed. 2 chairs
pillows. and pictures for ac-
cent. A Bedroom grouping OF
Dresser. Mirror, Chest. and
Double Bed. Plus 2 lamps and
pillows. Handsome 6-piecs Di-
nette and our Extra Bonus OF
Dishes-plus the big Bonus OF
your choice Of q rebuilt TV or
Refrigerator. Unbelieveablel
Yes-But True.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
CELLARS DUG

CELLARS DUG
Under your house. Walls. floors.
vaterproofing. EDGAR KEEPER,
RA. 6-429S.
HOME REPAIRS, esti.
mates furn. and work guar. Long
established. FOWLER, HA. 1885.
CONC RETE PATIOS, sidewalks,
steps, pore hes, driveways. Good
work at reas. prices. Call B & G.
CONSTRUCTION co. 562-o7o3.
CONCRETE Top workmanship at
lowest prices. Md. and d. c, Free
estimates. S4e-222l any time.
CONCRETE WORK Of all kinds.
Porches, .patios, driveways. etc.
EDDIE HOWELL 4 SON.
Contractor, gen. jobbing, home, office.
store remOdelinR, additions, rec
rms. porches, store fronts, fixtures,
patios, walks, driveways, carpentry,
brickwork, concrete work, plaster.
ing, painting. 30 years experience
Days, 277-o7lo After S. HE. l.A65s
FLOORS sANDED, fin. New. 9c It
Old, lie up. Int. -ext. paint, Call
any time. HINSON. LU. 4-0875. :
HEATIN DUCTS for rec. rm.,
additions, humidifiers installed. Call
532-9043.
HOME REPAIRS. painting, inte.
rior and exterior DECORATING, 1882
3sss, 399-l9bl, LU. 2-92l6.
INTER.-EXTER. remodelinR Spe-
cialize IN comml, bldgss and stage
work. Have own eapt, 332-O535,
PAINTING interior, exterior, rOoI
carpentry, gutter work by white
mech. Call anytime. CHI. e.AAoA.
PAINTING, MONT. co. AREA onlv
Interior sIo pm and up' % sstSrio, N
$50 and up. EN-. 5-5252.
PAINTIN Will paint avers 9,
room for Si2 labor charge. Also on
terror work. Call BILL. 5l.A3Al.
PAINTING, inter and exter N,
drinkers Ivhitei ref sa,lsiac,ioy
guar Ii 7-7B5g or LU. i-Bl04.
PAINTING, mastering. caTnentrv
rec. rm., IS wears Experience Cal
HO 2093s,
PAINTING and decorating intcr,o,
and exterior Rcas rates white
sober Jree es, ti, ,ynkI "'''' ""'''
sherwin 4 Williams products S,s uscc
/ snsCspsnnsIs' ,5J.aaOhSoN u BhEN
. NAM VI ofNANt
Evening star., 1963-09-29
"TRADE-IN"

Warehouse manager releasing
entire three rooms OF trade-in
furniture in good condition.
Responsible party wanted to
assume q small down payment.
Includes 9-PC. CONvERTIBLE
LIVING ROOM, Sofa Bed.
Slrti,,.,. SSlh9ir: Table LapPi SYgN;'
Mirror. Chest. Bed, Pillows.
Lamp; 6-PC, NEW DINETTE.
Dishes. 9x12 rug MOT RE-
POSSESSED. choice OF TELE-
VISION or REFRIGERATOR
with purchase and this ad.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
"MODERNE"

That Expensive Look Beau
titully covered SOFA in NY
Ion FABRIC Matching
Lounge Chair 2 Walnut
Step-End Tables Matching
4S-inch Cocktail Table
with protective tops) 2
Ultramodern Lamps A.
Piece BEDROOM In Butternut
finish. Triple Dresser, Mirror.
Large 4-Drawer Chest a
FULL-SIZE BOOKCASE BED
49, 5-PC. WALNUT D1NETTE
UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

DOG HOUSES, save 49,, painted
Insulated floor. i32o Wilson blvd,
Snr; Key BridGO IA. ABBA
Evening star., 1963-09-29
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Law and Practice. Financ cing,
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Evening star., 1963-09-29
LITA LEAN

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81 Blk, Up From ShOreham Hotell
co. b-2g33
AQUARIUM, 20 gal, SIS, with every.
thing incl fish. S35. Also cal as.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

den and SsdFm i9r NJ MoTInS T% di4 Viii r% Ee
cheap. Call aft. ? am. EN-. 3-3324.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
Diamonds
OUT-OF-PAWN
BARGAINS
From Livingston's
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rifle, show, set in plain
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ling white color fine
modern cut, set in IA
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solitaire mtg. Bargain.
Ia cts. emerald -
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uette mtg. Special.
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finest brilliant cut, a
real dazzler, set in IA
k.w.g. Florentine mtg.
Can be reset for lady.
worth much more.
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Evening star., 1963-09-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(cokTlNUED)

WALLPAPER REMOVAL by the
only bonded and ins. paper reno.
val co. in d. c., Nd, Va. DI. 1880
WALL WASHING by machine. No
mess, cost less, LA, o.2077.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

FILL DIRT, 35-4o yards. free. You
pick up and haul. Call any time aft.
3 pm. 525-40l9.
FIRE EXTINGUISHER, s and A.
S12.5O, 2La-gal. Coz Pyrene, dry
chg, GICHNER. 2513 NJ st. NV
FLUORESCENT FIXTURES, 2 bulbs,
4 it., excel. cond., lumber, boilers.
81 gal. elec. h.-w.h., knotty pine,
doors, sheathing. OIL. 6-5473.
FOAM CUSHION REMNANTS-h
price. Free to churches. schools,
Scouts. GILLILAND. FE. S-6273.
FORK LIFTS, back hoes, pumps.
FOOLS. UN. 1.siO0. JU. 5000.
FREE SQUIRT BOTTLE WITH
EACH PINT Johnston's No
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FREEZER, Admiral. l3 Gu. IT.,
like new. 500 or make offer.
FREEZER, VICTOR upright, Is Gu.
IT,, almost new, Sl75. H2.2o30.
FREEZER : Upright, very nice
cond. Must sell $100. 773-7929,
FRENCH RUG, Sarouk, llxl7, Chi.
nese, tapestry, scatter rug, oil
painting. Call 63s-3472.
FURNACE, gas hot.air, 4 years old.
10000 btu. $50. Call 4el.9404.
FURS- Siberian squirrel, dark brown
jacket, excel. c0nd. s4S.707s.
FUR Natural ranch mink stole, per.
feet cond., glazed and cleaned. CY.
7.oA66 btWn. 4 and pm,
Evening star., 1963-09-29
BUSINESS SERVICES

BUSINESS PRINTING, calendars,
advertising specialties, and other
national press products. Highes
quality, lowest prices. Samples on
request. Call 656-20S4.
RESEARCH FIRM DESIGNER will
do spot illustration, cartoons, pho.
Biography, displays. ia. 7.902o.
18th AND H SITS. NV Telephone
desk space. MISS PALMER, ST.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
SHEET METAL JoBBERs

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HOME OWNERS, BOAT OWNERS
We iabricate and deliver duct work
and metal specialties 10 your speci.
iiCatiOns
Duct work and humidifiers Installed.
Roof repairs
ENTERPRISE SHEET METAL
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Tv REPAIRS, free estimates in
your home. Day and nirht calls,
Reasonable rates, IA. s.1997.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28

Washington attorney. Rufus
King. that FDA return the
photo and asked for an In
junction against the FDA and
the Department Of Health. Edu-
cation and Welfare. Of which
FDA is q part.
DR.. Durovic said the photo
could be used to create false,
erroneous and misleading half
truths" about the drug.
Money Allegedly Passed
The Chicago scientist said
that after the photo was made
he told q janitor to call police,
But, said DR.. Durovic, one Of
the agents gave the janitor Q
sum Of money purporting To
be for his overtime compensa-
ton" and the janitor refused
to call police.
FDA. he said. had been TAX
ing samples and other evidence
during five previous weeks. He
added that since the photo was
made FDA agents have con-
tinued to arrive unannounced
at the laboratory and to call
frequently at his home in q
general program of harass-
ment."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
BY the Associated Press

DR.. Howard I. weinstein,
head of the division of medical
review in the Food and Drug
Administration, is again recon-
mending that the agency re-
,.quire q warning against excess
sive and prolonged use Of the
painkiller phenacetin.
An FDA spokeSmn said yes
terday the recommendation by
DR.. Weinstein is still in the
Bureau of Medicine, Of which
his office is q part, and has not
reached the office of Commits
.sioner George P. Larrick for
consideration.
The Weinstein recommended
ton is based on reports of cases
in which persons who took
phenacetin in excessive
amounts developed kidney dis
ease.
Phenacetin Is one Of the old
est pain-killers. 1t is a princi-
pal ingredient Of many Of what
are known as aspirin phenace-
tin-caffeine (APC) compounds
which are available without
prescription for the relief of
headaches and other pains.
DR.. Weinstein's new recon-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
Launch Assures
Minutemun Test

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
June % (AP). - The third
straight successful launching
Of an early wing-2 model Of
the Minuteman missile has
opened the way for the first
test firing of what the Air
Force terms the "all-up''
Wing-2 missile.
The early model propelled an
Instrumental nose cone more
than 1000 miles last night
after darting out Of an under
ground launching pit.
The intercontinental range
missile tested many components
designed for the all-up Wing-2,
which Is being develored for
greater range, payload and &C.
curacy than the operational
Wing-l Minuteman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
Warning on PoinkiIIer
Asked by Drug Expert

mendation is based on an ac-
emulation Of about 100 cir
cumstantial cases, the spokes-
man said.
Last year DR.. Weinstein made
"a similar recommendation
based on a relatively few such
cases. This recommendation
was turned back to DR.. Wein-
stein with the request he gather
more data.
The spokesman said It was
not known when the recon-
mendation might reach Mr..
Larrick or how long 1t might
be before he takes action.
DR.. Weinstein told q reporter
that as Of now the recommen-
dalton is solely his own, pend.
ing review at other levels in
the agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28

considered improved after more
than a dozen years of human
experimentation. The FDA is
also reviewing an application
q for Krebiozen's continued dis
tribution for experimental
treatments.
In the suit filed yesterday in
United States District Court,
DR.. Stevan Durovic. the former
/, Yugoslav medical man who dis
covered Krebiozen and pro-
duces 1t in a Chicago labora-
tory, says that on June 8 three
.FDA agents invited themselves
into his laboratory although
he protested that, being q
Saturday, 1t was closed.
Asked to Fill Tube
They asked him to fill a tube
with Krebiozen, he said. He
said he then took a vial, which
had formerly contained dis
titled water. and filled 1t with
the product.
One Of the agents grabbed
1t, DR.. Durovic claims, and spun
around while another agent
snapped a picture Of the vial,
which carried the label pure
distilled water :"
DR.. Durovic asks through his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
Czechs Sentence 5
Who Fought Africans

PRAGUE Czechoslovakia,
June % (AP). - Five young
hoodlums were sentenced yes
terday to jail terms of up to
% months for roughing UP a
group Of African students, the
Czech News Agency reported.
Two of the five were given
suspended sentences. The dis
turbances occurred May 10 In
Prague.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
Inventor Of Krebiozen
Sues FDA as Horosser

The inventor of Krebiozen which is claimed to have
action against has filed suit against the Food and
Drug Administration for "harasSment."
The suit alleges FDA agents snapped phony picture
Of him.
FpA has been investigating the use Of Krebiozen drug
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28
+. we service what we sell 4.

When you moke O TV, Fodlo or GppIl-
once purchase at the Hseht Co., you
con trust that purchase because we'll
service Il 81. Should you need Il, our
staff Of expert repoirmen ore on coll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

taiions FuFnishea b. ne Ass0ciaied Press)
Q. 6dsJ HA Low Last csS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
TIE SUNDAY STAR
THE SUNDAY STAR
DIG Business, Stocks Es :..s:.; rs
Stocks Turn Downward
Slightly During Week

markets rise and commenting
that the market has corrected
its own excuses" as 1t went
along.
The news was very good dur
ing the week. Third quarter
earnings were estimated about
is per cent higher than q year
ago and q record year for
profits was deemed likely. Steel
production recovered, eraSing q
slight decline in the previous
week. October auto production
was q record.
The five most active issues
this week on the New York
Stock Exchange we're: Ameri-
can Photocopy. up 37s at 1914
on S41, 500 shares; Raytheon,
off s5s at 24K; General Mo-
tors. up liz at 867s; SpeTy
Rand. off u at II; and Radio
Corp, off 19s at e23z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
By Ed MORSE
Associated Prsss Business Writer


NEW YORK. - The stock
market last week took its first
clear-cut loss In three weeks.
but IL was . small one.
The Associated Press average
Of so stocks showed q minor
decline Of 5 to 281.2. The so
stock Dow Industrials took q
moderate loss Of l.ss to 1873.
During the week q number Of
investment advisers suggested
that the relatively high level
Of the market and its technical
characteristics were such that
1t would be wiser TO cash profits
and wait for . correction
that Is, q fairly sharp decline.
Others, however, were more
optimistic, noting the encour-
aging business news behind the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
OVER THE COUNTER

The following bid and asked prices
are obtained from the National Associa,
ton Of Securities Dealers, Inc, AMI
other sources. They do not represent
actual transactions; they are intended a
a guide 10 the approximate range within
which these securities could have beer
sold 0ndicated BY the bid or boughi
indicated by the asked at the close on
Friday, November ], 1853. Origin Of ans
quotation furnished upom request.
Evening star., 1963-03-11
Human Relations
Group Hears Is
Complaint Cases

A total OF 10 complaints Of
discrimination made by District
employees we're handled by the
Human Relations Council last
month, Paul Killing, council ex-
ecutive director, reported yes
terday.
The complaints we're lodged
following the setting up Of a
fair employment officer pro-
gram TO make certain that the
District Commissioners policy
Of bannig discrimination for
racial reasons In employment
or promotion is carried out.
A fair employment officer
was named for each District
department 10 help expedite ac-
tion on any complaints Of dis
elimination. All cases are re-
viewed by the Human Rela-
tions Council, an advisory
group 10 the District Commits
sioners.
Mr.. Killing said that Of the
l3 cases before the council last
month, one had been settled
when an employe was given a
promotion.
In two cases, he added the
council found no probable cause
for discrimination because there
was not sufficient evidence TO
warrant an assumption OF
prejudice.
He added that the other 10
cases are still under investiga-
tion.
Evening star., 1963-03-11

data available to the rest Of
the world.
Adlai E. Stevenson, United
States Ambassador to the
Soviet-American agreement to
conduct Joint space studies last
December. Mr.. Stevenson said
the agreement could lead to
further expansion of outer
space cooperation involving
many countries on a broad
basis" ,,,
In the first stage Of the me-
neurological studies, Russia and
the United States will set up
special communications links,
Data that each gathers from
its own meteorological satel-
lites will be exchanged through
weather centerS in Moscow and
Washington. -
In the second stage, the two
space powers will co-ordinate
launchings of operational
weather satellites. -
Two satellites will go up DUR
ing the l964-5 international
Year of the Quiet Sun"-a Pc
riod when solar activity is at a
minimum-to take magnetic
measurements in space, and
data will be exchanged.
The United States will fire
off an Echo communications
satellite next year. American
and Soviet scientists will use
it to bounce radio signals to
each other.
Evening star., 1963-03-11
Legion to Honor
NeWsmun Wilson

The American Legion will
honor Lyle C. Wilson, president
Of United Press International.
at a luncheon meeting in the
National Press Club today.
James E. Powers, National
Commander of the American
Legion, will present Mr.. Wilson
a special citation for meritori-
Gus sevice before a gathering
of newsmen and Legionnaires
here for their third
annual Midwinter Conference.
The citation says Mr.. Will
son "for the past 40 years has
represented the finest Of Amer
lean journalistic traditions and
accomplishments"
Evening star., 1963-03-11
HeurtAttuck Kills
Judge Richardson

Judge Randolph C. Rich
ardson, SO, of General Sessions
Court, died today after suffer-
ing a heart attack at his home,
6154 Thirty-first place NV.
Voicing the community's
stunned reaction to the death,
Chief Judge of the General
Sessions Court John Lewis
Smith, jr., said:
'"I was grieved and shocked
over the death of Judge Rich
ardson. He was an able law
yer, an outstanding iurist and
a fine man. His passing will be
a great loss to the court and
to the community"
On April Is, 1860. Presi-
dent Eisenhower appointed Mr..
Richardson to what was then
the Municipal Court-now the
General Sessions Court.
Judge Richardson leaves his
wife, the former Mary Fulton
Havell; a son, Robert A., and
q daughter, Kate Cromwell. all
of the home address.
Evening star., 1963-03-11
Soviet, U. S. Scientists
Meet on Space Program

ROME, Mar. II (AP)-Sci-
entists from the worlds two
space pioneer nations sit down
together here today in the first
meeting for mapping a Joint
Soviet-American space research
program.
The two teams will work out
technical details Of q three
year agreement, signed in
Geneva last June, for eXchang-
ing data to be gained from sep
arate Soviet and United States
satellite launchings.
Moscow and Washington
plan to coordinate their outer
space meteorology and commu-
nications studies and chart the
earth's magnetic field. Plans
call for shooting seven satel-
lites aloft between now and
1865.
DR.. Hugh L. Dryden, deputy
director Of the United States
National Aeronautics and Space
Administration, heads the
American scientists. Chief of
the Soviet group is Prof. Ana
toly A. Blagonravov of the
Soviet Academy of Sciences.
They met in New York and
Geneva last year to set up the
joint agreement.
Soviet and United States
space workers will do their re-
search studies separately,
rather than as q mixed unit,
but both nations have agreed
to exchange findings and make
Evening star., 1963-03-11
News Conference
Slated Next Week

President Kennedy will hold
his next news conference at
4 pm. Thursday, March 81,
the White House announced
today.
Skipping a press conference
this week, the President is ex-
pected to fly to Palm Beach,
Fla, Friday afternoon for the
week end before flying to Costa
Rica Monday morning to at
tend a three-day conference Of
Central American Presidents.
He plans to return to
Washington Wednesday night,
March 20.
Evening star., 1963-03-11
Aid Recipients
Rise in Month
By the Associated Press

The Welfare Administration
reports there we're increases Of
$4,000 in the number of general
assistance recipients and OF
81, 100 in recipients Of aid to
families with dependent chill
dren during December.
The Federal Government
does not participate financially
in the general assistance OF
general welfare program. but
gathers statistics on its monthly
operations.
The States and local com.
munities reported there vert
S97, 900 general assistance recip.
tents during December, com.
pared with 821 900 in Novem.
Der. and with l,069,000 in De.
cember, 1861.
The administration yesterday
said a seasonal lack of jobs anc
increased need for food, cloth.
ing and shelter in cold Decem.
ber weather we're the mair
causes Of the Ia per cent in.
crease in the number receiving
benefits under the Federal.
State program for aid to fami-
lies with dependent children
There were 3.822,973 recipient.
during December. up from
3.77l,844 in November anc
compared with 3,582.073 in De.
cember a year earlier.
The other Federal-State pub
lie assistance programs showed
little change in number of
beneficiaries during December.
Recipients Of medical assist
ance for the aged dropped to
l09,8l5 from 1928 in Novem-
ber. In December, 1861, the
total was 72.l59.
Old-age assistance benefici-
aries decreased about 1900, to
2, ,225,73l from 2.227,04l in No
vember, below the 2,268,564 in
December. 1861.
Those receiving aid to the
blind numbered 99.5a1, down
from 99,S0S in the preceding
month and l03.422 a year
earlier.
There were 437,452 perma-
nently and totally disabled
persons getting checks, UP
Zoo from the 434,735 in No
Vember and compared with
$685. ,633 in December. 1861.