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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-07-24
Here Are Other Essential Supplies
YOU'LL BE ON YOUR OWN

impur. wot. and unsofe food make you sick Garbage
and human wastes spreod disease wrapped and
o II safe eove your shelter Public services which now
euord fomys health moy be knocked temporarily
by nucteor otock Sewer may be broken Gorbooe
collection oy not exist Fresh food milk will not be de.
vered You will be your these facilities can be
restored. ~. ..vx ,..,a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-07-24
YOU SHOULD HAVE ON HAND

!. FoshIght and extra batteries.
2. Boey-powered portable rodio and extra batteries
3. First-oid kits.
a. Stored other liqud-7 golons per person for
2 weeks Water in hot voter tanks, in toilet Tanks,
and ice cubes in refrigerator can be used os an
additional
S. l4-doy supply of food paper PIoes, and hopkins
g. Cooking and eong utensils, measuring cup, and
bottle openers, pocket knife, and matches.
J. Special foods for bodies ond invoIids
8. Loree gorboge 40 eoIons)
g. Smaller for human wostes 40 eolons)
TO- Covered poll for bathroom purposes.
H. Toilet tissue pope towels personal sanitary supplies
dsposobIe diopers, and soop.
r. One blanket per person. rubber heetine, end special
equipment for the sick.
10. Grocery boys, and weeks accumulation Of news.
popers for wrapping eorboee
H. Two pins of household chlorine Qbeoch and quart
Of percent DOT Approx. 10 drops chlorine per sol.
Of Woter for disinfectine woter)
Is Wrench screwdrive and shovel ond erowbor to
free yourself from debris, If necessary, to help
others to do SO.
{ L. Waterproof gloves.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-07-24
YOU MUST HAVE SAFE FOODS

precooked foods body foods fruit juices eonned vegetables
ond soups and conned ond fish costly stored the
costly woshed off if they become contaminated
with foou Packages Of cereals and dried foods, rons,
and chocolate quick sources Of energy.
Avoid soy foods They will increase your consumption Of
drinking voter
Avoid frozen food it spoIs when defrosted
Store srol-size ne-neoI-ony Of foods since the
Of preserving letovers may not be ovoilobe
Do not ony produce from your home garden without
first decopiqsNstge it. tA3rNS
sssAry frJMes veoessbIe tbdeisSb9 peeled, ss ssss
fruits, botstoes5 Ssssshfe tsaa' Ets It ho9 AZ
Any contoiner thot hos held used FOR WosIne off
tocut must be rinsed and wiped off before being used
ooon..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-07-24
GUIDE FOR EMERGENCY FOOD
: e,lpplY MED PER PERSON

Il l!u!Rx /
KIND OF FOOD Z WEEKS
]. Milk Equivalent
of J OTIS.
fluid
Z. Canned 20 servings
NHeot, (obout
poultry, 3D. Ibs.)
fish, dry
beons and
peos
}. Fruits end ~ to Sc
vegetables servings
(obout
n lbs.
conned)
4. CsssAls and ~ TO Sc
beked servings
goods (obout 5
to J Ibs)
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-07-24

z. BLAST
facing The shock Of bost from nucleo
poson miles hour the force Of
major hucone! Blast could destroy brick building ga miles
from ground
you coudt unprotected beyond the smile circle
totd could life with instantaneous
dive for cover.
Cover is some for both heot and bIost
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-07-24

Donser. foens YOU The bomb produces heat Of several million
hotter than the the surface OF
the This the speed Of light explo
could kill unheded miles from ground 70
explosion could kill unsheIded 20 miles 1t
could blister cripple the bodies Of nsheeed people we'll be-
You'd hot.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1963-07-24

In open country II might be q ditch or
culvert Lie foce down ond stay there
until the heat and blast waves have
posed.
'..'>
In thsHty it might be wall, Asb4lka
ing, On tven truck. ! ; wv
Indoors it would be the floor (behInc
furniture or os close to on inside vol .,
possible).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

Big buys. any way you look at
them! Our Imprinted furni-
lures beautifully mode to lost
and lost. and you get the fun
bonus of finishing it to your
very own toste!
l6-l. 24-inch bookcase. 23x36x
oK ---------------0.S0
l6-2. mot shown) 80" book
coSe -------------11.O0
1863. mot shown) SO" book
cose ---------------1S.S0
1914. l2-drower Mr.. and Mrs.
chest RECOMMENDATION
l6-5. 5-drower chest (33x27x
l4R) 1899
1876. e-drower dresser t33x37x
l4R) --------------22.SS
1877. 4-drower chest (4lx27x
l4R) l4.OS
1913. Kidney vanity tobIe 30
35H2xl7h) ----------S $50
1863. Mirror Vonity top $50
1910. Triplicote mirror 4.0S
1911. 7-drower desk (3Ox43x
l7-------- $3.50
1912. 4-drower desk - 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
KINGMAN PARK
UPPER NV.

Detached 4 bedrm., "a bath on lst
FIR, lovely landscaped yard. Out
standing loo. Only Sls,sSo. Quick
possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
| COOP APIS. EoR SALE

ATTRACTIVE APT. in exclusive
nv. bldg sEitchbd. and elev-. re
cep. hail. Nv rm-s kitchen and d.
nette, lEe- bedrm- and bath Price
Sc 900, monthly msint. 50. Nus be
sold immed. Call Mrs. KRAFT DE.
1851 or DE. 1870 or DE. 1880.
RANDALL H HAGNER AND CO.
Realtors Iszl Conn. ave.
LARGE APT. in exeIusiye NV.
bldg. Liv. rm. z0x7s, Lee. din, nm,
Ice. kitche BEDRMS.s z
BATHS study or lth bed rm.
Prompt poss-s call Mrs. Kraft DE-
1901 OF DE. $3.50 or DE. 1900.
RANDALL H HAGNER AND CO.
Realtors Isn Conn. Ave.
LOVELY CORNER LOT-at No. 20
Chesapeake St, Sc. Price 81
600 Terms arranged. Matnte-
nance for heat and upkeep only
S2326- This coop. has the
incest Deonlei
R. L. TAYLOR, Realtor
OIL. 4-3462 OIL. 4-1515
berens sales weekdays Re. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
REAL EST. SALE or EXcH.

BUILDER MUST SELL Beautiful
rambler. Below cost for best offer.
3-b d T m. (rOom for more)s 2H
baths, lge. rec. rm., hrepl.s huge
dbl. garage, on wooded acre in ex-
elusive Brock Han Estate. P. q.
Co. Cost over S37 900. Must hqui-
date. Chance for good investment
in area of rising values. By ap'
point. 942-6l3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FAMILY, colored, wants or
bedrm. house, unfurn., NV. or ne.
Would like bsmt. Not over 500
mo. Excel. references. Is3-432S or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
HOUSES TO SHARE

ALEX. TOWN HOUSE, Bachelor to
share with same, pref. collie
grad. 1880. Box 1881, Star.
CONN. AVE. AREA-Girl TO share
house with same. Bus at door
Near shops. Pvt. room. 244-5l33.
GEORGETOWN-l girl to share
with others, $3.50. Available i'm
mediately. 337-7567.
SHARE LARGE HOUSE
Consisting Of 2 apis, 8 girls. Plenty
Of closet space. Cow. transp. $50
each. 29l-925s.
SUITLAND AREA White lady will
share 3-bedrm. home with ] or 2
empl. girls, 2o-AS, RE. 6-sl7.
WHEATON-2 lge. bedrms., new
contemporary furniture, rec. rm.
Gentlemen only, sA9-045l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
HOUSES UHFuRH. TO RENT
CONTINUED,

MARLBORO PIKE, s1lt- srms
home. H-Wh. Immed. occup., SIS
mo. Cal Nh BURCH. 50 $3.50.
MCLEAN AREA. } bedrooms,
bath, brick mbleT. Available
Nov. 70. Sis per month. Also 9TH
er rentals from slxc 70 $50. Call
Il. e-Glel. LAUGHLINs REALTORs-
Mclean.
NR. WESTERN AND asTH N.W.-1
bedrms., gas heat. COny. trans. $50
mo. Adults. Avail. Dec. IS, OIL. 7-70lA
NV bedrms., Va baths, Lee. Hv.
Im-s sep. din. nm. fun bsmt.,
fenced I'd. Z3-scre park in rear.
NJ; schools, COW. Ice. SIS mo.
Can 7A4-70eS.
PALMER PARK 3-bedm. Split-Ie-
vel, newly decorated. fully fenced
lot, stove snf refgr. Sis mo. Vac
owner, DU. 1000.
ROCKVILLE-Rockcrest 3-bedrm.
ramb., lge. fen. rear ID, COW.
loo, sl2S. VII. s-6s73
SILVER sPRNG-Vacant, 3-bedrm.
rambler, hrepl hy- rm-, flrepi.
rec nm SIS mo. c. paul hick-
man, Inc. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING. ColesviIle I'd.
2-bedrm. brick, h.-W.h., patio, sep.
din. rm., bsmt. $50. JU. 7-07ss.
STERLING PIX, Dulles Lbedrm.
2-bath air-c0nd. Tamb., Sl35 mo.
Rec. facils. FRANK ADAMS,
ROUTE 50 REALTY, JE. 7-7o7l.
TAKOMA PK.-6-rm. brick Co
lonial. 3 bedrms-. den. ! Il baths,
bsmt-, garage. Close TO New Hamp-
shire ave. $3.50. Call 5s5-372O.
TEMPLE HILLS AREA-6-bedrm.,
2-bath split-foyer, full bsmt., liv.
rm-, din. rm.s family rm. with fir
cpl 500 mo. or with opt. to buy.
RE. 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
MOVING, PACKING, sToR.

ABLE MOVERS-Ss an hour for ]
uniformed men and 2l-ft vans Ii
censed mover. Short notice. EmeT.
storage. 56l-ol06.
BOXLET MOVERs-6 rms, $50 up.
Padded vans, immed. storage. 10
cal or long distance, s32-se22.
BURTON MOvERS-3 rms, SIS up.
Avail. J days. ~ hours. Free esti-
mates. 39s-ls6l.
MOVING, STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture al
part payment on your moving. StoT'
age. Reas. rates. IA. $500.
LIGHT LING, local moving,
beaches a specially. S. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-llSo or ~. 2-eSo7.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country Storage In sep
arate rooms, packing, overseas ali
cargo. Phone NO. 7-olol, UNION
STORAGE CO., NC. Est. 1905.
IS HOURLY for moving and haul
ing Call DAVE, 67l-34S3, OF
FRED. 6S4-5655.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

SILVER SPRING, East-West hwy.
off i6th a.-For older couples. An
the comforts Of q private home IN
suburbs without the care. Duplex
apis. consisting Of hV. nm, din.
area, kit, z bedrms. and bath.
Rental Slis-s0 per mo- plus uttls.
c. A. SNOW Co, Ma. els7l.
SILVER SPRING AvE--Nice !
bedrm-, possibly - apt, close In
location. SIS mo. includes all utils.
u. $500.
MONTGOMERY REALTY
TAKOMA PIX. = l-bedrm., hv. I'M,
kit, bath. Pvt entrance. Nj. transp-s
shops. G4S31.
TAKOMA PARK-i-bedrm. apt. In
modern air-cond. adult bldg. $50,
3SS-lo7l, or s242s1s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

EAST RIvERDALE-7 efficiencies.
Mr.. NASA.NSA.Ft. Meade, yet only
20 min. from dntown via parkway.
Each with lge. patio, air cond. In
mac, $6s and $50 per mo, plus
elee. EASTPnNES TERRACE, 800
Riverdale nd WA. 1.SoA6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
ARLINGTON
ROBERT TOWERS

ROBERT TOWERS
Quiet location. close 10 Pentagon.
minutes to l4th St. Bridge. Spacious
apis. in elevator bldg, pvt. swim
ming pool, free parking, bus at
door, all utils.
EFFICIENCIES 90. FR. 500
] BEDROOM 800. FIR. $50
2 BEDROOMS FIR, $3.50
FURN. APIS. AVAIL.
1900 S. Arlington Ridge Rd.
CALL MRS. STURMAN, 6s453T3
ARL., N.-Lge. bedrm., utils.
incl, nr. bus, 500 per mo. MOORE
PROPERTIES, ia. $4,000.
ARL. PARK WARREN TOWERS,
Effic., l.2-3 bedrms., nr. Pentagon.
New elev. bldg. Aircond., balconies
swim. pool, patio. 61l-29so, Jl-l350.
ARL., CLOSE m Count garden
and new de luxe development eleV.
bldg, effics., l., z and 3 bedrms !,
some with balconies and patios, air
cond.. swim pool, some garages.
Close TO bus, Navy Annex, Penta-
gon, churches, schools. DORCHES-
TER APIS. Nlo Columbia pike,
ia. 7-0305.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
HOUSES FOR SALE-D. C.

ALL OPEN-VACANT-BRICK
COMPLETELY REDECORATED
CORNER 4th and FRANKLIN NE.
Psi 4th ST. NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
RIGGS PARK NE.

SPRING VALLEYlTRUE ELE-
GANCE AND GRANDUERl One
of the showplaces of this dis
tinguished community. Beautiful
Colonial. Magnificent setting!
Master bedroom suite on first
floor. 5 bedrooms and 3 baths
on 2nd floor. Wonderful provi-
sion for servants. VACANT Call
Mr.. Begley, OIL. 6-5727.
Frank S. Phillips, Inc.
DI. 7-l4Il REALTORS OIL. 2-70O6
TAKOMA PARK AREA-Lge. q
family home mr.. d. c. line. $4,000.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $500
VACANT-REDECORATED
1913 18th ST. NV. Fine lge. rm.
brick. Full front entr., bsmt., nice
front porch. PRICED RIGHT.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 1896 LII. 7-l52e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

CATHEDRAL SCHOOL
CONVENIENT
At last a house is on the
market that Is Just what
you have been looking for
and at q price you can af-
ford. 4 bedrms., 2 encl.
heated porches on 2nd FIR,
Lge. liv. rm., din. rm.,
study and mod kit. on LIST
fir Detach gar. full bsmt.
and asSfH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
ARLINGTON

ARL. None 2-b e d rm., one ..
bedrm., furn. or unfurn. includ. all
utils. Mr.. Hecht's dept. store and
shopping center. Cow. to bus. 704
North Emerson st. Call IA. 7-7200.
BEST OF LIVING IN CLOSE-IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

HOME OWNERS STOP and call
now if thinking of selling more
money here and faster service.
Also urgent need for several apt.
houses. Agent, Mr.. Williams, AID.
A-1A3O or RIA 6-5227
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

BROOKsTDE NANCE, West n.y.
attsville - 3-bedroom, 2-story de-
tached Colonial brick. Scree n d
porch, full basement, gas hot water
heat, refrigerator and stove. Avail
able Immediately, $50. z children
acceptable. DI. 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

Attractive 3-b e d 7 m.
old house. Newly decor, venetian
blinds, oil heat. Only Sll0 mo. RU-
BIN, INC, Blu. 3-2l92, Blu. 3-3lS6.
ALEX, Bev. Hills-lge. 2 br.,
bsmt., garage min. Pent.. best
srh0Ota XII a-9Sk1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

din. rm., encl. porch, powder room
on first floor, 8 bedrms., bath, on
second floor. full bsmt., large back
yard S23S per month. 363-2396.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
BETHESDA

BETHEsDA-Walk TO U. 8. Naval
Hosp. and NH. Beautiful 3-bed-
rm., 2ia-bath rambler. Lee. rec.
rm.. garage. Magnificent flag
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

brk. semidet., fenc
yd., rec. rm., s Minis. ID. c., 202s
N. 10th I'd, sll2. ia. 1884.
AN DIS. CAP. s.W.-
Newly d ecorated s rooms and
bath, rental refs. req. $50 incl. all
utils. Mrs. Newton, Ii. 7-0809.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16
Conn. Ave. Area

2125 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
LA. 9-9222 Ewes, Sun. MA. 2-0S0S
Gil, NE. Only one left. 2 bedrms.
No s down, FILA. Call Agent. Mr.
Williams. AID. 4-lA3o or RA. SSH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

2 bedrms., uv. rm., dinette, kit
and bath. Refgr., heat and hot
water incl. in eolored bldg. S92. so.
HOHENSTEIN BROS. & DONA-
HUE, $50 H ST. ne, Ii. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-16

ARL., N.-3-bedrm., brick rambler.
gas heat. fenced corner lot, close
to shops, bus, Williamsburg and
Yorktown schools, $3.50 mo. Va
cant. Call J. H. BENoTr REAL
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Nielsen Firm
Admits Data
Were Slim
BY the Associated Press

~N~~NM~@N~@
A ''broadcasters beware
sign should be stamped on
audience research data sup
piled by the A. c. Nielsen Co..
according to counsel for a
House investigating subcom-
mittee.
Robert E. L. Richardson sug-
gested the warning be added
to Nielsen reports after COM
pany executives yesterday ad-
mitted some of their surveys
might have been misleading
to broadcasters and adver-
tisers.
They said current reports
are more accurate.
Mr.. Richardson, hammering
away at the Nielsen officials
for the fourth day, brought out
that some Nielsen reports that
said they we're based on sam
Piles Of 205 homes in a metro
politan area actually may have
been based on samples of fewer
than 100 homes.
Goal $50
He produced tabulations
made by the investigating
House commerce subcommittee
showing that actual homes
sampled in Louisville in a Mel
sen report last March number
ed between lit and 1873, al
though the report indicated
205 was the sample size.
Warren Cordell, chief statis-
tical officer for the company
said 205 homes was the specifi-
cation" for the market but that
the goal aimed for was ac-
tually $50 homes reporting.
Henry Rahmel. executive vice
president, said he has issued
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Monoxide Found
Couse of Death
OfLouis Newman

The death of Louis c. New
man, IL. well-known Washing
ton airplane engineer, was
caused by carbon monoxide as
phyxiation rather than food
poisoning as first suspected
the sheriff in oxford c county
Me-, announced yesterday.
Mr.. Newman, a descendant OF
one of the areas oldest families
died March 10 in Byron, Me
He was visiting a farm owned
by his two nephews who lived
with him here in Washington
at $500 Tilden street NV.
Both nephews, William Cam
mack, SO, and Thomas CAM
mack, 80, were taken Ill, the
older one seriously. at the same
time. Food poisoning was sus-
pected.
The sheriff discovered that
the toxic gas came from a gaso-
incorporated generator that
had been running all the pre-
vious night in the Byron farm
home. Both nephews have re-
covered.
Pathological examination oi
tissues from the body disclosed
the presence of carbon monox'
ide.
Mr.. Newman was an air
plane engineer at Langley Field
Va, for 80 years and at Nor
folk, Va, for 20 years. He wa
the grandson Of Pierce Shoe
maker. the original owner o.
Rock Greek Park.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
6 Are Convicted
In Kickbuck Case

CHICAGO, Mar. % (AP).-
Six officials of suburban Stick
ney Township, have been con.
yicted by q criminal court jury
of conspiracy to defraud the
township of 100000 through
kickback payments on munici-
pal contracts.
A seventh official was &C.
quilted by the jury Of seven
women and five men last night
after q trial that started jan
uary 21 and was frequently
delayed.
Those convicted are Marvin
NJ. Kurth, 40, township well
fare director. purchasing agent
and a former Republican COM
mitteeman; Louis G. Czech, 65,
Harold Gurevitz, 80, and Robert
Korycki, 35, township auditors;
Edward ]. Tomek, 81, township
clerk. and Joseph j. Polerecky
AZ, township highway commits
sioner.
A hearing will be held April
"a on motions for a new trial
Dominick Prohm, AZ. assist
ant township clerk, was &C
quilted.
Evening star., 1963-03-28

spawned terms are included
with the full stamp of approval
such words and phrases as
corny, stickup, on the lam, yak
king. swell. hotrod, yahoo.
Also recognized as legitimate
is the modern practice of turn
ing adjectives into. verbs such
as "finalize" and particular
ize."
Mr.. Cove noted that the desk
dictionary includes a biograph-
ical section and gazetteer OF
place names, which were not
included in the large Interna-
tional.
But so far as word usage
goes, he said the new desk vol
ume follows the defining tech
niques Of its unabridged prede-
cessor, which is to incorporate
terms that have gained accept
ance in ordinary speech.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Knight Puts
RockefeIIer's
Hat Into Ring

LOS ANGELES, Mar. 2s
(AP).-Former California Gov
Goodwin j. Knight threw Nell
son Rockefeller's hat into the
presidential ring yesterday, and
then tossed an accusation at an
old foe, former Vice President
Nixon.
Mr.. Knight, a Republican,
opened a Rockefeller for Presi-
dent committee headquarters
for the New York Governor, al
though Gov. Rockefeller has
disavowed his candidacy.
Then. at a news conference.
Mr.. Knight called on Mr.. Nixon
to explain the Hughes scan
dal."
He referred to a large loan
to Mr.. Nixon's brother, Donald,
by the Hughes Tool Co. Mr..
Nixon has repeatedly said he
had nothing to do with it.
1T was a scandal-he and
his family did borrow $205, 900
from Howard Hughes" said
Mr.. Knight.
Newsmen asked why Mr..
Knight said "he and his fam
ily."
"Well," said Mr.. Knight, "he
negotiated the loan for his
brother"
Mr.. Knight said Mr.. Nixon's
refusal to talk about the loan
was the reason he and some
other Republicans did not in
dorSe Mr.. Nixon when Mr.
Nixon ran for the governorshir
of California.
Evening star., 1963-03-28

the unabridged WebSter'S In
ternational, whose elevation Of
once-slang terms to good usage
aroused outcries from some
literati.
Only a "few human errors"
were readjusted, said Philip B.
Cove, editor-in-chief of the
publishing firm, G. & c. Mer-
riam Co., Springfield, Mass.
Concerning reports that the
new desk dictionary represented
a retreat to older forms, he
said: "Tommyrot."
Which, in the new Collegiate,
is first-class English, meaning:
frank foolishness and nom
sense"
Mr.. Cove added: "The Web
ster editors are not admitting
defeat in any way whatsoever. "
However, the new dictionary
does back away from some in
novations of the big 1861 Third
International, itself the first
complete such revision in half a
century.
For instance, square" the
hipster term meaning an unso-
phisticated person, is classified
slang in the new desk-size edi-
ton, but was given full respect
ability in the larger version.
Also, yeah" billed as good
English for "yes" in the Inter-
national, is missing in the new
book, as are some Of the other
late idioms. such as price
wise"
But generally. the newly
Evening star., 1963-03-28

%AAoSA ANNAOAAo AAA ANOCllb WEEKS
that no Nelson report be made
If the homes reporting fall be-
low las.
Actual Size Unchecked
He agreed audience data
could not be evaluated precisely
because. he said, there is no
accurate way to check on the
actual size of a radio or tele-
vision audience.
He said the more money a
client wants to pay the larger
the sample can be and the more
accurate the report. He indi-
Gated most clients are not in
terested in paying the money
required for more accuracy.
The hearings, which began
March S, continue today with
Nielsen officials back for fur
ther questioning.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Minutemun Succeeds
In 4.000-MiIe EIiaht

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
Mar. 28 (AP) "A Minutemar
missile which was testing ad-
vanced components made q
successful 4,000-mile flight last
night.
The rocket was a hybrid con-
tanning elements Of both the
operational Wing / Minute
man and the follow-on Wing 2
The complete Wing 2 missile
with greater range and pay
load capability, will bt
launched for the first time
about mid-year.
Evening star., 1963-03-28

on liquor-license charges, COM
pared with the Rockefeller
plan for $57 million, and
levied an additional $27.6 mil
lion on liquor sales at the
wholesale level, a cost being
passed on to the consumer.
Not Complete Loss
While the Governor had nc
choice but to accept this
mauling Of his fiscal plans
and a drop in his popularity
he did not lose out entirely.
The $27.6 million in liquor
levels was worked out as an
extension of a State excise tax
on liquor but the legislators
agreed the extra levy would
be called a "fee."
If the extra revenues had
been voted as a tax increase,
he would have been open to
criticism from Republican
conservatives that he was en-
gaging in the type of spend
and-tax operation for which
G. o. P. leaders long have
castigated Democrats.
The New York State budget,
which was $1.8 billion when
Gov. Rockefeller took office in
1859, has risen more than Sc
per cent in the five budgets he
has submitted since then.
State aid to public schools
expansion of the State univer-
sity and increased salaries fol
State government workers
were among the major reasons
for the higher spending.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Some Returns Lack
Number, IRIS Reports

The Internal Revenue Service
reported today that some Dis
trict taxpayers are failing to
list their social security num-
bers on tax returns.
Listing the number helps the
electronic computers complete
the processing of tax accounts,
IRIS said.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Honors for Senators

The American Good Govern
ment Society will give its
George Washington Awards
this year to Senator's Robert
son. Democrat Of Virginia, and
John j. Williams, Republican
of Delaware, at the society's
1lth annual dinner here April
27.