davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-01-03
Semi-AnnuoI
Reductions Women's S
Foshion Shoes
go to 1890

comparable values
500 to 1925
Extensive collection Of many styles.
high, mid, wedge, low, stocked heels,
olso Hots. Colts and suedes; block,
brown, red, blue and combinations in
group.
WGL-The Shoe Center
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
ond Alexandria
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Discontinued Plastic
Coated TobIeeIoths

Discontinued PIostie
Coated TobIeeIoths
"RieheIieu" pattern in pink,
white and sroy, aqua or beige
and brown. Limited quantities
in some eolors.
comparable volue now
28o-52x52" 3.49 1856
I3o-52x70" 4.5e 2.46
27o-6Ox90" more than
double 1856
I9o-6Oxl02" more than
double 4.46
l3o-68" more than
round, frineed double, 1886
Cotton Terry Kitchen
Co-ordinotes At SoVings
Of More Than u
big Apple" pottern.
so Mixer Covers S6e
l43 Tooster Covers Acc
81 Aprons S6e
81 Oven Mitts Acc
AJC-I Iinane Stb
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Cleoronce on
Power Mowers
And Snow Blowers

REQ Il" seIF-pro-
PEELED Mower 1895 1886
I REQ Il" Hond-
Propelled Mower 1855 $500
2SubuFban 20"
mowers fS.SO 9I'fV
Suburb 20"
Rotary Mower ---- 1895 32.46
z Suburbon Z VI -h.p.
Spin-Start Mowers 1926 46.66
Z Sunbeam 20" Self
Propelled RotoTy
Mowers - S9.So 1880
Sunbeam 20"
Hsnd-PropelIed Ro-
tory Mower. - 1895 $685.
Z Sunbeam 20" RO-
tory Mowers - 1895 $685.
2Suburbon 20"
Mowers, puII-stort 1895 3z.46
Atkins Ship. Self
Propelled n" Rotary
Mowers ----- 1895 1856
ToFo 10" Reel
type Mowers, floor
samples. Compo-
robIe voIue lz4.e5 Ss7z
Snow Blowers:
6 REQ l5", hond-
propelled ------ll9.95 1900
4 REQ zo", self
propelled ------22e.95 $500
4 JoFi NoFthlond
Models -------- 1895 $500
WGL-The 6orden Shop, End Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
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500 peiFs, good assortment but sizes
and eolors ore broken.
WGL-Hosiery :. Washington,
Chevy Chose, Wheaton Plozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
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Boys Briefs
and T-Shirts

so Poirs Of Boys Briefs. Cotton with
heot-resistont elostic woistbond. g.
20. Comparable value 85c, 5se
40 T-Shirts, cotton with nyIon re-
inforced coIlorette. Trim fit for mox-
imum comfort. Comparable value
S9c, sSe
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
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Clearance of BIouses
200 to 500

comparable values
5.99 to 7.99
800 Blouses, dressy and tailored
styles. 3o-5S.
WGL-Neckweor and Blouses &C..
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheoton Plozo, 7 Corners
and Alexondrio
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Save Generously on
Upholstery Squares,
Custom-mode
Venetion Blinds
and DroPeries
Upholstery Squares
100 for dining chair scots, pillows
or rugs. Selection of potterns and
coIors. Comparable value l.o2 and
more, s6e
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Framed Pictures
Ts to " OFF
now 7.s6 to 22.s6

so escorted sizes in wotereoIoFs,
scenes, eneFavinss, floFols.
WGL-Pictures and Mirrors,
7th Floor, Washington Store
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100 Pairs Of Droperies
Reduced Va to much more


ons orders Some sOied mored otherwise imperfect
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nou not returnob sent COD or on opprOvu No mo
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Remnonts-FHdoy Only
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Savings of 500 on
Novelty Notions

~ Novelty Key choin ond chonso
Purse Sets, purse Of genuine leother
Comparable voIue l.oo" 3Ss'
100 Novelty Gift Items. Comparable
values, 90 to 300. soc 10 l.so
'pleose odd lo95 Federal tos
WGL-Notions, Isl Floor
Washington Store
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Clearance Of Lamps
Toble Lamps

Toble Lamps
comparable VoIue Now
I EorIy American 24.e5 1886
| EorIy American
figure 24.e5 1886
Desk EorIy
American 1895 1886
l Floral ceramic $500 1856
! Lavender
contemporary $500 27.Se
I Jade green
contemporary 1895 1886
Z Oriental figure 1895 1886
I Smoke sIoss
bose 5000 1856
z Gold color pine
apple 1895 4o.ss
4 Fruitwood
eandeIebFos 1895 2o.S6
8 ceromie
eornueOpios $500 zz.s6
! ltolion florol
eeromie 1895 1886
Floor Lamps
Tole tree lamps -.
z black, Z white, 5
coffee 1926 1886
z Contemporary tray 1895 1886
! Fern green toIs
tree 1895 1886
I Pink tOIs $500 1886
WGL-Lomps, 7th Floor,
Washington Store
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TroveI Slippers

comparable values - m
5.99 and more T.
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Boys Dress
Shirts Reduced

comparable value 4 az
$50 and 5.99
10 Dress Shirts in fine cotton. Pop
uIor styles in stripes ond eIeor eoIors
in the group. $40.
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custom-Mode
Venetion Blinds

comparable value Now
] PIastope, more than
49H"x65" double 5.s6
I PIostope, more than
81 Iz"x37" double 3.s6
! PIostope, more than
68"x49H" double $50
I Plostope, more thon
5l"x36" double 3.S6
TwinishteT, more than
52"x35" double 4.46
! Plostope, more than
68 A"x37" double 6.46
! Beauty De Luxe, more than
5l"x4o" double 4.s6
! PIostope, 68"x4o" 1880 6.s6
Evening star., 1963-05-27

. A dozzle Of color 10 dozzle
o' your summer in L'Aielon's
multi-striped cooler OF ArneI tri-
ocetote jersey Blue/turquose or
oronee/pink with white, 10 TO 20,
S23
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BEAUTY ROUNDUP
AYoung Body;
AnOId Face

and fragile and delicate
skins, Color harmony in the
cosmetics is based on the
color of a woman's hair.
Says DR.. Payot. wrinkles
are not the problem of the
aging alone. Wrinkles can
appear on young faces when
the skin is dehydrated or in
adequately oiled with sebum.
Her Institute in Paris Is
the port of call for Europe's
women who are very skin
care conscious. Close to the
famed Ritz, it has been the
stop over, too, for many
American women visiting
Paris.
Some of the products in
clude a Tongue Stimulation
for all skins; astringent for
dry skins; lotions for deli
cate skins, products for the
scalp; cleansing; rub down
lotion; creams to nourish,
moisturize,, revitalize, and
for massaging; and prepara-
tions specifically for skins
that are troubled.
Then there's the Payot
rouge, lipsticks in many Of
the pale colors Mrs. Ken
nedy likes to use, powder,
soap, and other beauty
products which when used
with facial exercise, let q
woman put her best face for
ward.
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Executive Mansion Has
Century-OId 7 tradition

from the Governors side at
official functions and trips
was thereafter explained by
his aides as a question Of
health.
Later that year, 1t was an
nounced the Rockefellers had
separated and would be di-
vorced.
Meanwhile, Rockefeller di-
rected that the executive
mansion be restored. He re-
jected proposals for conStruc-
ton of an official governors
residence in more suitable
surroundings than the run
down neighborhood where
the stately mansion now
stands.
ut is a comfortable build
ing to live in," he said,
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BY ROBERT T. GRAY
Associate Press Writer

ALBANY, N. Y, May 27.-
New York States executive
mansion soon will have a
First Lady in residence for
the first time in more than
two years.
The new Mrs. Nelson A.
Rockefeller, 36, will take up
the duties of hostess in the
century-old mansion, which
has seen little official social
life in the last 26 months.
The 54-year-old Governor
and his wife, married May
4, have announced plans to
live in the 30-room mansion
and on the Rockefeller estate
in Westchester County, pend
ing renovations for what is
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We're Open Tonight FoIs Church. Shnston and Silver Spring
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Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy
orders them by the dozen.
Women who use them in
Europe declare DR.. N. G.
Payot to be a woman who
cares enough about her fell
low women to do something
about it, by creating beauty
products that help with the
skin problems of women in
every-stage of their lives.
No miracles have ever
been attributed to her. Says
DR.. Payot, a doctor of der
matology, "the real miracle
in beauty care is the woman
herself who does not forget
that beauty is based on
health"
The treatment prepara-
tions created over a span Of
SIS years are sold through
out 48 countries. In Wash
ington, for the time being,
they are exclusive at Guilbo's
on Connecticut avenue.
When DR.. Payot was a
young girl she met PaVlova,
the famed ballerina. She
was shocked to see a woman
with the body of a 20-year-
old and the face of a 60
year-old. She figured that
if exercise was good for the
body the same principle
could be applied to the face.
She evolved seven massage
movements and four exer-
cises for the face and neck.
The woman who makes
them a daily habit along
with thoroughly cleansing
her face, activating the
metabolism Of the skin and
the blood circulation, toning
up the muscles, and thus
firming the tissues, is partly
on the way.
Then, providing the skin
with the elements it lacks
and which are necessary for
cell renovation, is the next
step. Application of makeup
should be done on a healthy,
we'll cared for skin.
The preparations are keyed
to dry, oily, mixed skin with
dry parts and oily parts i,
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wonderfully adaptable for
entertaining and receiving
large groups. The Albany
residents who live in the vi
cinity of the mansion have
been most friendly to u.s."
He also noted that the
mansion had "a great tradi-
tion. Many great Ameri-
cans have lived there" The
former residents included d
Grover Cleveland, Theodore
Roosevelt and Franklin D.
Roosevelt, all Of whom
moved from the mansion to
the White House, an achieve
ment Rockefeller has wanted
to duplicate.
Restoration Of the man.
sion eventually cost nearly
100000.
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Society-Home
Fortunes Feature

Mrs. Robert Mccormick, Mrs.
George Goodrich, Mrs. Will
liam Sturtevant and Mrs. Will
liam Willard. Members Of the
Ballet corps will sell flowers.
Tickets will be sold at the
door during the party. Ad-
vance tickets are on sale at
the National Ballet Society.
on Connecticut avenue.
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Monday. MaY u. 1853

Fortune telling by Jeane
Dixon and Gypsy" LIE wis
will highlight a Brazilian En-
bassy garden party from 4 to
$3.50 pm. Saturday, June 8
for the benefit of the Ma
tional Ballet Society.
There will be a Dutch treat
bar and tea will be served in
the garden by Mrs. Jorge Zal-
les, Mrs. Edward Russell,
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expected to be their principal
residence, a huge apartment
overlooking Central Park in
New York City.
The last time a First Lady
of the State was at the man
sion was a grim event.
The Republican Governor
and his first wife fled from
the red brick, turreted house
into the early-morning cold
on March 8, 1861, as fire
swept through the building.
The first Mrs. Rockefeller
climbed down a ladder to
safety in her night clothes,
never to return.
A little later, she entered
a hospital in New York City
for what was described as a
minor operation. Her absence
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Horse Show
Planned

A traditional event that
was begun in 1880 is the an
nual Doughoregan Manor
Horse Show which again this
year will be held on Mrs.
Philip A. CAROLS historic
Howard County, Md, estate,
following q custom started SO
years ago when the Carroll
family first offered its
grounds for the initial show.
The all-day show Saturday
with its festive country fair
atmosphere will begin at $3.50
am. on the manor grounds,
four miles west of Ellicott
City on Manor Lane south
Of Route 144. The event is
being held for the benefit of
the Howard County Public
Health Association, as its sole
financial support.
One Of Howard County's
most distinguished annual
events, the horse show draws
residents Of the whole area
who look forward to bringing
families out for q day of ex-
citing horse show activities
along with outdoor luncheon
booths, refreshments and
home baked goods and q
country store booth. It is open
to the public.
Mr.. Augustus Riggs III is
honorary chairman Of the
event. Others in charge In
clude: Mrs. Edwin Warfield,
jr.. chairman: Mrs. Asa C.
Sharp, jr., show manager;
Mrs. George C. Wilson, Sec
retary.
Other committee members
are: DR.. William Bryson, Mr..
John r. Devereux III, Mr..
Kingdom Gould, Mr.. M. L.
Dawson Lee. Mrs. Ed wi n
Warfield. III and Mr.. Buel
F. Weare.
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Luncheon
Installation

Mrs. Harold Katz will be
installed as president of the
B'nai Israel Sisterhood at a
ceremony following a lunch
con June 3 at the synagogue.
Among other officers to be
sworn in at the noon lunch
con are Mrs. Israel Bimblich,
Mrs. Joseph Kipnis, Mrs. Jo-
seph Berliner and Mrs. Saul
Roman, vice presidents.
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Officers

Mrs. John C. Einbinder and
Miss Jane Lingo are the new
president and vice president,
respectively, of the Faculty
Women's Club of the George
Washington University.
Officers were elected at a
recent meeting at the Mt.
Vernon Unitarian Church in
Alexandria.
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Points for Parents By t',.. rA,".. w.r.;.

Mother-I am going with
out you II you don't hurry
and get dressed.
Son Ito himself)-She has
said that before but she
never does it.
Empty threats are useless
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Mother-Get ready as
quickly as you can, Son, so
we won't keep Auntie watt
ing. 1t isn't fair to other
people not to be on time.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
DO YOU TAKE
WTAMINS and
STILL FEEL TIRED?

II you take vitamins yet still feel
tired-yOu may need more than
VitaminS to restore your normal
strength and energy. Your worn-out
feeling may be due TO iron-pOOr.
Tired Blood.
VitaminS alone can't build up
iron-poor blood. But GERIToL cam
Because GERITOL contains 7 inn
portant VitaminS and. in addition,
supplies the therapeutic amount Of
iron needed TO build iron-rich red
blood. Just 2 GERITOL tablets, or
2 tablespoons Of GERIToL liquid,
contain fwice the iron in a pound
Of calves liver! In only one day,
Evening star., 1963-01-13

GRRIToL-iron is working in your
bloOdstream, carrying strength and
energy TO every part of your body!
Proved BY Medical Tests: Patients
diagnosed with iron-defieiency
anemia, frequently we're pale, nerV-
Gus, irritable and easily tired. After
patients took GERIToL daily. doc
tors reported definite clinical
improvement.
So when you feel tired. check
with your doctor, and II this is your
problem, take faSt-acting GERIToL
every day. You must feel notice
able difference in the first seven days
-. or money back from the maker.
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How TO Use Water
To End Your
IRREGULARITY
WORRIES

Here's how to get to the basic root
of your constipation problem. Bring
enough moisture TO your lower colon
every day. AS soon as food wastes are
normally moiStened, they will move"
as they should and you will enjoy
daily elimination.
So do this TO end your constipation
worries. Take SERUTAN every day
with plenty of water. SERUTAN pro-
vides the proper moisture, bulk and
periStaltic action to help keep you
regular. This is utterly different from
forcing your system with chemical
laxatives. Get SERUTAN at your drug
store today.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

noteworthy success using the electrOsOne to treat
apprehension - high blood pressure. In one clinic
third of the beds were devoted to treating hyper
tensives. One sleep machine can administer to four
patients simultaneously. Six were used in all.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

to tall into the same deep, restfuI sleep
without the current being turned on.
This, DR.. ObrOsOw pointed out,
proves PavlOv' scOnditiOned.reHex the
Ories. In the Soviet Union all nervous
disorders are treated on the basis of
PavlOv's work. In the United States,
Sigmund Freud Is work is usually basic.
Obrosow and Liventzev have had
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Electric cures for
stubborn ailments

trOsOne. He said patients must be in relatively calm
state and, when treating nervous disorders, Organ
cay healthy. Dr. Eventzev told me that after several
electrOsOne treatments some patients often able
Evening star., 1963-01-13
For NATURAL-LIKE
SAFE SLEEP

If you can't sleep because of
simple nervous tension, restless
ness or over-work-try SoMINEX.
the modern aid TO sleep. Taken
as directed. SoMINEX brings safe.
natural-like sleep. SoMINEx was
tested in hospitals and among
hundreds of private patients and
proved effective. SoMINEx con-
tainS no barbiturateS, no bromideS.
no narcotics. Not habit-forming.
"TakeH as directed
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Hope for hyPeT'feHsiSes

They recorded the results of electrO-sleep on
800 hypertensives. With liable hypertensives, pa
tients whose blood pressure varies from normal to
high, the electrOsOne was an unbelievable 100 per
cent effective. In Stable diastolc hypertensives,
patients whose blood pressure remains consistently
high (tOO much periPheral resistance of the blood
vessels in the kidneys and extremities) the machine
was said be 70 to 80 per cent effective 1t did not
work at all with OrganicaIly i'll hypertensives.
| discussed with DR.. Eventzev the electro
sOnes effect on one hypertensive, 2o-year-Old
male. The patients blood pressure registered 1907
ITO. Normal blood pressure for man that age is
about l35-llO 1910. After four months of electro
some treatment his reading improved to l4O/86.
Electro sleep treatment to hypertensives is
given six days week for 20 minutes. After two
weeks treatment is increased to 40 minutes. Many
hypertensives are treated for several weeks in
hospitals and later shifted to Outpatient status.
Then treatment is every third or fourth day.
WOTEd-Ncide eIecGrOsOne use
The Soviet doctors told me they are also expert
mentng with the electrosOne to treat insomnia, hal
lucinatiOns, ulcers, bronchial asthma and encepha-
litis Russian medical journals show they also are
trying to treat pancreatitis, rheumatism, eczema,
burns, tuberculosis and tOxemia of pregnancy.
Personally, think the SOviets are overenthu.
siastic. But use of the electrOsOne is spreading
Japanese manufacturers have transformed model,
which, claim the Russians, isn't very good" Ply
sicians in France, Italy, CzechOslOvakia and Ger
many are experimenting with the electrosone.
As we learn more about how the machine
affects the mind and the body, we may expect to find
further applications for it. When tests now under.
way in the s. and all over the world are completed,
Russians claims are. -THs EMD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
20 Years
Given D. G..
HoIdup Man

BALTIMORE, Feb. Is (Spe-
ciaD. "A 25-year-old Wash
ington man was sentenced to
20 years in Federal prison here
yesterday after he pleaded
guilty to the armed holdups of
a bank and a savings and loan
association in suburban Mary
land.
In handing down the sem
tence to John L. Gasaway, of
the 1900 block Irving street
NV, Chief Judge Roszel c.
Thomson stipulated that the
defendant would be eligible for
parole at any time.
Gasaway pleaded guilty to
the robbery of the East River
dale branch of the Suburban
Trust Co. last December 81 and
the Laurel branch of the Loyola
Federal Savings & Loan Asso-
citation of Baltimore on Novem-
Der IL. He Melted about $1,000.
Gasaway. the father of four
children, testified he needed
money for a mortgage payment
to prevent foreclosure on his
$4,000 home. He was arrested
by FBI agents and Washington
police less than an hour after
the East Riverdale holdup.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
Educator Heads
Pupil Personnel
Research Group

DR.. Walter Waetjen Of the
University Of Maryland has
been appointed general direc-
tor Of the Interprofessional Re-
search Commission on Pupil
Personnel Services. 1t was an
nounced yesterday.
The commission. located in
Washington. will sponsor four
regional research and demon
stration centers. with the first
one 10 be located at the Uni
versity OF Maryland. II seeks
10 develop more effective edu-
cational services for children.
DR.. Waetjen has been en-
ployed by the University OF
Maryland for IL years. serving
as a professor In the College OF
Education and most recently as
director Of the Bureau OF Edu-
cational Research.
Expansion OF pupil personnel
services that supplement class
room instruction has accel-
Grated since the end OF World
War II. helped by the National
Defense Education Act. Schools
have been taking increasing re-
sponsibility for more aspects OF
children's lives, with serv!.e-
performed by psychologists.
counselors. social workers and
speech and hearing clinicians,
among others.
The basic purpose OF the
services, according 10 the COM
mission, is TO help insure for
every child, gifted. normal, and
handicapped. a maximum OPP
portunity for success In school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
Court Denies
Injunction in
Beetle War

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. l6 CAP)
AN injunction to prevent the
State from spreading the pesti-
eide Dieldrin in Norfolk was
refused yesterday by Virginia
Supreme Court Justice John w.
Eggleston.
] Even as he turned down the
plea for injunction, however,
Justice Eggleston informally
told an attorney for the State,
II still don't understand why
the State can't hold up (the
Dieldrin treatment) until this
case is settled on its merits"
Harris Parker. an assistant
State attorney general, said the
white fringed beetles, which the
State Agricultural Department
wants to destroy with Dieldrin,
come up from the soil and de-
stroy crops in the spring.
He indicated the State feels
1t should spread Dieldrin be-
fore that occurs. Mr.. Parker
said the States next move, a
decision on when the pesticide
will be used, will depend on
what happens when I get back
TO Richmond"
Attorney c. Dodson Norris
cite, representing eight Norfolk
residents, was denied an in
junction last week by Law and
Chancery Court Judge Walter
A. Page. The State has notified
the eight residents that DEL
drin will be spread on their
property.
Justice Eggleston said yester-
day Mr.. Morrisette's bill Of
complaint shows on It's face
that the State has complied
with terms OF the statute
(which prescribes eradication Of
the beetles) !"
The Chief Justice said Mr..
Morrisette merely alleged that
the State had failed TO comply
with the statute. but had moth
ing In writing to back UP his
charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16

ton will be available, subject
to congressional approval, for
the District next fiscal year
to set up a demonstration COM
munity mental health center.
FavOrs Initial Center
He also said that he believed
it would be wise to designate
one area in the District to be
served by the initial community
mental health center.
IF an attempt was made to
use one center to serve the
whole city, it (the center)
would be overwhelmed" ex-
planned DR.. Felix.
President Kennedy said in a
letter yesterday to Mr.. Tobriner
that ut is my earnest hope
that the District of Columbia
will be a leader in adopting and
demonstrating the new con-
cept in the treatment of men,
tai Illness"
Mr.. Kennedy said these con-
cepts call for a program pro-
vioing a range of services to
meet community needs, includ-
ing early diagnosis and out
patient treatment in COM
munity health centers close to
the homes of patients and
prompt and intensive treat
ment when disqualification is
necessary.
Mr.. Tobriner said in reply to
a question that no estimate on
overall cost of the proposed
program is available yet be-
cause plans have not been COM
pleted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-16
Lumberyurd Fire
AlertS 8 Towns

A fire caused extensive dam
age to q lumberyard on Route
A16 in Sunderland, Md, this
morning, Calvert County fire
reported.
About 80 firefighters from
eight area fire departments
fought the blaze from 8:15 am.
until it was brought under con-
troll at 1890 am. No injuries
were reported.