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Evening star., 1963-04-29
Dovis-Mosier

DR.. and Mrs. Kemp Davis
Of Morristown. Tenn. an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Edith Nash
to Mr.. william E. Mosier,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Mosier Of st. Louis, Mo.
An August wedding Is
planned.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph q.
Chromis announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter
Jane Arnold to Mr.. william
Alger Brown. jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs. William A. Brown
Of Hinton, w. Va. An October
wedding Is planned.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Shumun-RibbIe

Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Shuman Of Bethesda an
nounce the engagement Of
their daughter Hnsanne to
Mr.. Watkins Leigh Ribble,
tr., son Of DR.. and Mrs. w.
Leigh Ribble Of Richmond,
Va. An autumn wedding Is
planned.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

Orig. SIS TO SIS MASSES, WoMEN's. DRESSES
-Sl2. Timely blends and Arnel trocetotes, wool
jerseys and Orion oeYIie/wool blends Sheoths,
shrtwoists, prints, stripes. checks, solid eoIors.
Orig. $iz to $Is MISSES, WoMEN's DRESSES
$6. Dark plaid cotton shirtwosts Arnel triocetote
Jersey sheoths, solid color oll-wooIs and blends
Checked cottons and eoot dresses in the group,
slim and full skirts Misses and womens sizes.
JsIeffs Cotton Shop Fifth Floor Street.
Selections OF Fols Church, Shhnoon and Silver Spring.
Obs. $50 10 $3.50 WOOL KNIT SPRING cosTUMES-s7s
TO $sS. 2-peee ond 9peee costumes and sheoths posel
shodes, some with LureS. Sizes TO Is.
A. r Street, Silver Spring ord FoIs Church
Orig. s3s JAekErEp KNITs or RAYok/ELAx-szo Light
IN weight light In color for right through summer.
49,
A. Street and oil branch stores.
Jeleffs Knit Dress Shop, Fifth Floor Street
Evening star., 1963-04-29
NEcKWEAR SHOP CLEARANCE

Orig. s. TO 81 BLoUSEs-Sl to 50. Dressy and
tailored shirts ond bIouses broken styles and sizes,
mostly white, some prints
Orig. $6 to $l2 JAcKETS$3 TO So. Chanel and
button-front styles in royon brocode, wool and
wool jersey. Broken assortment
Orig. $l2 and SIS SToLES-$3 and 7. Beautiful
imported wooIs. we're SIS. now ST. Sotns, we're
$l2, now $3
JeIleffs Neckweor Shop Street Floor, Street.
Selections ot Fos Church. Shrlinoton and Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
.iIIiuns-Brioos

Col. and Mrs. Robert Ma
bry Williams. USA. Of Ar
hngton announce the engage
ment OF their daughter Kar-
en- Chase to Mr.. Adam Briggs,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
Briggs. An August wedding Is
planned.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
cHILDREN's SHOPS:

ot FoIls Church. ShrIington. Silver Spring
81 10 Ss MIDelE roDDLIR pRlssEs-ss end $4 postsl
eottons. II and 10 months, toddler !, z, 3.
SIS 10 $2s MlD6iE AND ToDDLER GIRLS SPRING
coATS-Ss 10 SIS. Al-woo solids and checks, broken
'; ;S: SIS 1cDci.s ;,:; so1s spsse eoArsss Awoo
Ss s. sss So s. INA iaIAaT soIs AND GIRLS 7.pe TOPPER
SETS-$iSo end 81 Pose eoons sizes snol ond medium.
50 ToDDLER BoYS 7-Pc. EToN sUITs-$s. Solid cotton
sheen shorts with plod cotton oeksts Whs/sd combine
Sc 70 sis siRls COTTON DRlssts-s4 TO 50. po,t.I,,
SIS TO ssi GIRLS SPRING WOOL eoATS-$io TO $40.
White, postes novys sizes to Ok - -
$i3 TO SIS BoYS SPRING TWEED COATS WITH ETok
s7.15 TO ST GIRLS SPRING HATs-SI TO 50. White with
Sc TO SIS GIRLS coyroN DREssEs-ss TO si1. Solid,
sis TO sss SPRING wool coAEs-$i3 TO $1s. White,
postel now, sizes 10 IA.
So 70 SIS psi-ftiH coTroA DRESSES TO So. Sizes
50 ciRis soUFFANr LIps-s,.so. Nyloo morqusetts
rufes polished cotton, nyon treot bodice. White,
s. eIRIs syLoS rRIeor sLIP-pAHr't srs-s,.
White, sizes Ala
81 PRE-TIEN pITTIsklRrs-$a Polished cotton underkir
with loee and morquiSette ovehoy es White, sizes 10 TO
IA.
50 GIRLS sABY DOLL PAJAMAS-$22s. Printed drp-dy
cotton botste, sizes TO H.
50 BoYs MlpDY pAJAMAs-s27s. Printed cotton pIIsss,
sizes 4, g. g.
s4PRE-TEEN sHoRrII PAJAAAs-$2.so. Printed drp-dry
cotton botiste boby dolls and tolored hore styles,
10 6
Evening star., 1963-04-29

: Mr.. and Mrs. David Hersh
Of Chevy Chase announce
the engagement OF their
daughter Ricki TO Leonard
Norman Schoenfeld. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Schoen-
field OF st. Louis, Mo. A sum-
mer wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
scHooL-cAREER sovinss Galore

SPRING COATS orig $4o-new $zs souffles checks and
nubby teNtured wools In most souoht-oer spring colo
pink yellow, beige, red blue. white novy Dem-'s and
flores. eordeon necks and eollors. Sizes 5 to IS.
FuR-TRlMMEp WINTER COATS. orig. $40 to Sss-now
$25 10 $40 FIoed ond slim styles in eStured woos tweeds
and solids uxuriousy fur eollored Block brown gold green
eomel ton. Sizes to IS
DRESSES. orig $i2 10 $25-now IS 10 SI2 Bright and
pose woo tonstion ond posel eoons royons solid eolo
and prints Slim. A-ine and peoted styles Sizes TO l5
wool SUITS. orig. $50 and $3S-now $25. Two and
threep piece styles In the seosons best eoors pink BEIGE
green, oquo novy Slim ond pleoed skirts Cheeks Solids
sovfhe woos Sizes 10 IS.
EuRLESS WINTER COATS, orig S33 10 $6o-nov SIS 10
$35. Sims flores, demi-ftS, Chesterelds and boseS in
t~seds ond solid woo Block beige. green blue red brown
eomel Sizes s TO IS.
ALL-PURPosE COATS. orig SIS to $17-nOw $Iz Voter
repelont toeke twill, with Orion oeNle pile ninos knit
trims Grey. olive block, beige
BLouSES. orig. $6 and $7-now S. Points tops bright
royon prints long ond short sleeves Blue and pink.
COTTON KNIT TOPS. orig. 81 TO $6-now 81 and 50.
Stripes ond solids long ond roll sleeves brown block green
beige. S. ~ L.
SWEATERS oss. 50 10 SlS-now IS. Fur blends and Orion
oene bukies eossie ond dressmoker styles All bright and
light eoors. Sizes "a 10 40
WOOL SKIRTS. orig. 50 10 Si3-nOw s. Sims and peots
poids weeds solids, bright and bose eooD Sizes to s.
SLAcKs, orig. 81 10 Si3-now 81 TO So Woods, cotton
royons eoduros. mony pottens, poids solids Most
fully lined. Bright and bose shodes. Sizes TO IS.
Jeleffs School, -coreer Shop Fourth Floor 3 Street
Selections OF oil broneh stores
Evening star., 1963-04-29

Orig. SIS TO $23 DRESSES-$lo. Street and
wool Jersey. Red, blue, green, beige, block,
Orig. $z3 TO $40 DREssEs-$i5. Bosic to cock
toll dresses royon crepes, wool crepes jerseys
and knits. Brown, beige, green. royoI, grey, some
navy and block.
Orig. SIS TO $s5 DREssEs-$2o. Day to ote-doy
foshons in wool tweeds knits, Jerseys and crepes,
royon erepes and chiffons, cotton loces and silk
chiffons Solid coors and prints, postels and high
shades, also beige, brown, black. white.
Orig. $40 DREsSES-$2S. Two and 3-pieee cos
TUNES in wools and royon erepes, cocktoiI styles
in royon erepes ond ehiffons Navy, black. beige,
white, posteIs.
JelIeffs Misses Dress Shop, Second Floor Street.
Selections OF oil branch stores.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
$50 poirs Of sHoEs-$3 and $6

Originally $l0o5 to $22.95
INTERIM reductions have beer taken some)
At SILVER SPRING: Orig. $I2.s5 TO Sass SHoES-S3.
100 pors mostly oneofokind dress styles with high ond
mid heels
At SHIRLIN6ToN: Orig. Sass 10 Sass SHoES-$3.
100 pors Of better Shoes odd lots of discontinued styles,
mostly dress Suedes and eohers with high ond mid high
heels.
Dress styles variety Of fobrcs eothers colors Also
Wokino styles in fine coskin, with stocked heels.
Ton, block, novy
A. Street: $Isss ond Szz.es cUsToMcRAFT sHoEs-S6.
80 poirs one two-ofo kind Fobrc eothers brocodes
suedes, o few potents
Orig $I0sS 70 SASS FLATS end Low STAckS-$6. 100
pors discontinued styles Beige crush leohe cobro block
beige ond red. Some woven Itolon styles.
Res. $l6.sS WHITE SATIN SANDALS-$6. Hoh-heeed
stripping sondo beautiful for Brides match to evening
dresses excellent for tintino.
Jeleffs Shoe Scion, Fourth Floor Street
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Misses and Juniors
$40 to S45 SPRING coATS-S2o

@TV 20 9Fo SFKINS SVAIS-SZS
Misses, Women's, Juniors Spring Coots
Orig. $50 $50
Orig. $50 $40
Orig. $40 and SIS $50
Make wonderful coot choice now to toke
on your travels, to weor'in cooIish summer weather
and stroieht through early foil Select from lovely
lightweight wooIs dioeonoI ond woffIe weoves,
nubby boucles and souffIes, boskeweoves and
hopsockine in navy, black, grey, beige and
fIotterino flower coIors Dress and cosuoI styles,
slim to modified full shouettes. Coots dstin-
ouished by fine tailoring and fashion detoiIine
Misses sizes 8 to Is, Juniors to l3, Women's
8 to 20 proportioned, Toll sizes "a to 4O
JeIleffs Coot Shop, Third Floor Street
Selections oil bronch stores.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
ACCESSORIES II St. Only

$l2 TO $l4 LEATHER BA6S-$5.
S. and $5.95 PLASTIcS AND NoVELTIES-$3
and $3.S5. Many fine buys in these two groups
come eorIy. See also other boes, many one-of-
o-kind ot greet reductions Prices plus Federal tox
Orig. 81 to $40 JEWELRY-SI 70 IS. Necklaces,
bracelets, pins eorrinos postel beods and
stones, white beods, simulated peors, pretty sum-
nner costume occents Prices plus Federol tax.
81 and S6 SLIPPERS-S2 and s.. Broeodes, gold
with fur trim and bosic eothers. Sizes 5h to
eh in the group tHosieV Deptl
Sl.3S and 81 HoSlERY-Sse. Discontinued
coiors in seams and seomIess dress sheers, sizes
8k to II.
Si.65 TWIN-THREAD DRESS sHEERs-sse. Dis
continued style by fomous monufoeturer, bosic
coIors, with seons Sizes 8K to ~.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
SPRING COSTUMES
and SUITS REDUCED!

Orig. Now
WOOL worsted nohoir ond fine
blend suitnos s-------------S45 to $50 $zs to $4s
Town, troveI and oll-seoson suits
wonderful buys ----. $40 and $50 SIS and Ses
Costumes in wool tweeds ond
fIonnels -----------------S $50 to $l00 SIS 10 SIS
One ond few-o kind in misses worens ond juniors
sizes. Black, navy, grey and fashionable eolors.
JeIIeffs Suit Shop Third Floor Street
Selections OF oil bronch stores
Evening star., 1963-04-29
RoMNEY ROOM FASHIONS II St. Only

Orig. $40 and $50 DREssEs-S25. Dressy royon
notelosses in brown print. one e-piece royon crepes
in block, blue, brown with sotin and velvet trim
Dressy cotton /ocetote brocodes and silk foes
in block and brown. A 3-piece costume in navy
with print blouse. Broken sizes.
Orig. SIS TO $50 DRESSEs-$4o and $50. Royon
crepes in block, blue, red, with tuck trim. style
in grey wool trimmed with beods Also dressy
royon ehiffons in blue beige, green. Broken sizes
Evening star., 1963-04-29

WoMEN'S DRESSES End Sovinss
Orig. $ls to SIS DREssEs-SIo. Royon crepes
in one-pece and jacket styles, black red, blue.
Novelty ploids in blue. Broken sizes.
Orig. $zs to $40 DREssEs-$I5. Royon crepe
boIero dresses in block, toupe . one-piece
style in red with sotn trim. few dressy woos.
Broken sizes
Orig. $50 DRESSES-$ls and $40. Royon crepe
ocket dresses with foiIle trim, iocquord wool knit
in grey brown. Broken sizes.
JeIeff's Women's Dress Shop, Second Floor Street
Selections OF FoIIs Church and Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
THE LAST OF OUR
EUR-TRIMMED WINTER COATS

FUR-TRIMMED WINTER COATS
Misses and Juniors, Orig sos to $I25 Fur Trims
$50
Misses, Women's, Juniors, Orig. 81 40 TO SITS.
$l00-$I25-$l45
Mink eoors of noturo onch Cerueon", luteo" Autumn
Hoze" and silver blue mink; also dyed block mink and
nouro and dyed match beover Eoch OF these hondsoe
corefuy tolored finest fobre woo/fur fiber
worsted nubby WOOL bouce deep wool plush wool fleece
Block and coors Misses sizes to 49, Juniors TO ;,
Women's to 20 proporioned, Toll sizes "a to 40.
JeleHs coot Shop Third Floor Street
Mink products labeled country Of
origin OF imported furs
Evening star., 1963-04-29
LITTLE SPORTS sHoP-Month-End

Orig. 81 TO So BLoUsEs-S2 TO 81. Docron poly
ester crepes, Oocron/ /cottons, Arne triocetotes
and nylons in whites, postels, prints. Sizes 32-38
Orig. 81 TO $i2 SKIRTS-$2 to 81. Wool fIonneIs
and tweeds in group Of sizes 10 to IA.
Street Floor, Street
Selections OF FoIs Church. Shirnoon and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1963-04-29
M0NTH-END SAVINGS IN
FRENCH ROOM

Orig Now
Silk AIpoeo Sheoth. dropped BODICE royoI-- $50 $25
Royon Sotin Sheoth, droped bodice, emerald,
Block Wool-knit Sheath sleeveless Jet trim S45 $40
Petpoint Wool Print Sheath ----.-- $40 SIS
Chiffon Short Formal pink royon, full skirt $50 $40
Wool/fur Bose Sheoth, brown $50 $50
Block Crepe Bosie Sheoth royon/ /ocetote-- $50 $25
Three-Piece Beige Wool-knit Costume $50 S3S
Bosic Wool Sheoth, elbow sleeves, blue,
-
Novy Three-Peee Wool Knit, jacquard blouse $50 $45
yellow SiIk/Royon Sotn Cocktol Dress, bell
Three-Piece Grey Wool Knit striped jocket- $40 $45
Block Silk Crepe Sheoth, une skirt, petites $40 $50
Nylon Net Long Formal, full skirt, sequn
bodice, block, green -------- $40 $4S
Long Block Silk Chiffon Sheoth, size l6---- $25 SIS
Silk Brocode Cocktoil ood/orey size VI. $500 $50
Velvet Cocktol Costume raspberry royon,
:z. il ;, -. -S-S-N--- ~-D,' 800 $225 si1s
Green Brocode Sleeveless Dress, ocetote/ Cot
ton, size 10 $270 $3.50
Green eocode Print Sheath, royon, size TO- $3.50 $50
JeIefFs French Room Second Floor, Street.
Limited selections OF Fols Church and Silver Spring
Evening star., 1963-04-29


Orig. 50 TO SIs SWEATERs-S4 TO So. Fur blend,
wool and Orion ocryIic buIkies and fIot knits in
classic ond novelty pullovers and cordieons. Sizes
81 to 40
Orig. 81 to 81 BLoUsEs AND sHIRTs-Sz to 50.
Silks cottons, ocetotes, Docron poyester/ /cottons,
in white, pink, blue and other coors, solids and
prints Sizes 80 to 3d.
Orig. SIS to S45 WOOL SUITS-Sls to $50.
Two-ond 3-piece suits Of double jersey knit tweed,
hopsockino and boucIe weoVes Sizes to l6 in
navy, toost, beige, blue, green gold, red.
Orig. SIS TO $35 ALL-PURPoSE coATS-$l2 TO
SIS. Some Jominoted, olI-wooI Jersey in prints
and solid coIors Sizes 10 to 10.
Orig. 81 to 50 COTTON KNITs-$s to S6. Mix
match separates, including shorts, pants, skirts,
tops, jackets, pink or beige, sizes 10 to l6.
JeleHs Sports Shop Third Floor Street Also ot Fols
Church. Shirnoton and Silver Spring sro selection OF
Bethesda and Connecticut Avenue.
Evening star., 1963-04-29

WoMEN'S, MISSES AND JUNIORS
FURLEss WINTER COATS Orig. $50 to SIIs.
$40-$5o-$6o
Dres toored eosuoI eoots The best fobres sihouees
block end eoos Misses sizes to TO- Juniors 3,
women's to 20 proporioned. Toll sizes "a to 40.
JsleRs coot Shop, Third Floor Street
Selections OF FoNs Church and Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Q)t||eFFs $
JUNIOR WooLS, KNITs, EVEN
COCKTAIL AND FORMAL DRESSES!

Orig $sS to $50 DRESsES-$Is 10 $2s Daytime to cocktail
young oshons See the bosic wool button 'front.' knit
shift 2pece cocktail wool smorty brod trimmed embVoid
cred sleeveless wool others equally exciting.
JUNIORS SIS TO $40 DREssES-SIs. Lovely additions to
your sumTer wordrobe exciting sovinos Find such o
eres tuncs popoVer, peots sheoths. full skirts eoots.
sleeveless styles, short sleeves.
Irish linen, Anel trocetote hor<skn, cotton chombroy
eyeet/ oee combinations royon/ silk ond spun royon Coy
eoo two-tones checks prints white, block Sizes to 8
Junior Deb Shop Fourth Floor, Street
Selections OF Foil Church
Orig. $40 to $50 EoRMALS-$2o. Sophisticated sheohs
with floor skirts in boeodes ond royon Chic
short formoIs Of royon peou de sole and brocode.
Orig $Ii TO SIS DREsSES-$4 and S. Wardrobe additions
tiny expenditure wool sheoths and full skirts,
woos also dressups including luex oIittered scoop
neckline sheath.
Junior Deb and Budget Shops, Fourth Floor
Street. Selections ot oil branch stores.
Evening star., 1963-04-29
MILLINERY CLEARANCE

Orig $I.e5 to SS.95 HATS-$l TO IS. Styles you'll
weor right now spring tets flowers strows, prints,
and whnsies Excellent selection.
Orig. $40 to $50. so HATS-$7.5o TO $45. Mony one
ot-o-kind designer hots Also wide choice OF spring
tets flowers chittons fobrcs and strows.
JeIefts Millinery, Street Floor Street
Evening star., 1963-04-29
Observation-Disclosures


%
shopping you'll be glad did, All ORDERS
Evening star., 1963-01-29

been surprised to read that
Felix Wormser, former Assist
ant Secretary Of the Interior,
testified last December that
political pressure caused Mr.,
Wormser to reverse his recon-
mendations against extension
of the purchases.
Mr.. Flemming said he never
suspected that pressure caused
such q complete flip flop" in
Mr.. wormser's recommends
tions.
Mr.. Flemming also testified
that q letter from his political
friend, the late former Secre-
tary Of the Interior Douglas
Mckay. did not govern me in
arriving at my decision" to ex-
tend the program.
Mr.. Mckay was campaigning
for election to the Senate from
Oregon when he wrote Mr..
Flemming on June 10, 1856,
urging Mr.. Flemming to IAN
nounce now" a two-year extern
sion Of the program. which
would have expired more than
a year later on June 80. 1857.
Mr.. Flemming telegraphed Mr..
Mckay on June 25, 1856, that
he was about TO announce the
extension to June 80. 1859.
Evening star., 1963-01-29
Senate PoIIed
On RuIesvi
BY J. A. O'LEARY
star staff Writer

Advocates Of a stronger anti
filibuster rule are circulating
a letter to find out how many
Senators favor some change in
the rules.
In confirming this move to-
day. Senator Heating, Republi-
can of New York, cautioned
against regarding the results as
an exact measure Of how the
rules fight will come out.
He indicated that the letter
had been in circulation for sew
eral days but that no conclu-
sive returns we're available yet.
Some Won't Sign
The Senator pointed out that
there may be some Senators
who would vote for a stronger
rule but who never sign petit
tions. He said there are others
who would vote to reduce the
margin needed TO break a fill
buster from two = thirds to
three-fifths Of those present,
but would not vote to let a
majority shut off debate.
Senator Russell, Democrat of
Georgia, said he had heard of
such a letter and added that If
it merely asks whether Senators
favor a change, he could sign
it because he thinks that the
present two-thirds rule makes
it too easy to shut off debate.
He indicated he would favor
more freedom Of debate.
Meanwhile, the discussion
continued on the floor amid
indications there will be no
voting before Thursday.
The pending question is the
unusual, history-making motion
offered yesterday by Senator
Anderson. Democrat Of New
Mexico, that ct the opening of
new Congress a majority of
the Senate has a constitutional
right to shut off debate to
adopt new rules.
First Test Of Kind
For nearly a decade Senate
liberals have advanced this
theory. but this is the first
time 1t has been put up to the
Senate for a test vote. And 1t
was learned that the Southern
Democrats may change their
usual strategy and let the SEN
ate vote directly on the Ander-
son motion.
Senator Heating pointed out
today that even II this con-
stitutional issue is sidetracked
by a motion to table, the lib
erals should continue to press
for action on their motion to
consider new rules. He said
also that the Senate should be
held in continuous session 10
break the filibuster against vot-
ing directly on a new rule.
Senator Humphrey. Demo-
crat Of Minnesota, a leader Of
the liberals. challenged the OPP
ponents of a rule change TO
permit an immediate vote.
Senator Humphrey expressed
confidence that as OF today
the liberals could defeat a mo-
ton 10 table the rules issue.
Evening star., 1963-01-29
New Drug Board
Meets Kennedy
By the Associated Press

President Kennedy met yes
terday with his new advisory
commission on narcotic and
drug abuse and looked on dur
ing the swearing in of the seven
members.
The commission was set up
to help Mr.. Kennedy develop
a broad program aimed at
meeting all facets Of the drug
abuse problem.
Following a 10-minute ses-
sion with the President, the
commission was sworn in by
Carson M. Howell, White House
administrative officer.
E. Barrett Prettyman, retired
chief judge Of the United States
Court of Appeals here, is COM
mission chairman.
The other members are DR.,
James P. Dixon. president OF
Antioch College; Austin Mac
Cormick, executive director OF
the Osborne Foundation. New
York City; DR.. Rober Egeberg
Los Angeles; James r. Dump
son. New York City welfare
commissioner; Harry M. Kim
ball. San Francisco. and DR.
Rafael Sanchez Ubeda, New
York City.
Evening star., 1963-01-29

Britain spent about $40 mil
lion to convert its Vulcan jet
bombers to use the 1,100-mile
range Skybolt.
However, the United States
assumed the development costs,
which had come to about $500
million before the project was
cancelled. The British under
that agreement were not ex-
pected to pay anything toward
the development costs.
The Navy said $3.50 million
is the projected cost for fur
ther development Of the Polaris
system through the end of this
fiscal year next June 30. Not
all Of this would be for the
AS series missile. Additional
hundreds Of millions Of dollars
are included in the budget for
the coming fiscal year, but the
Navy declined to say. exactly
how much.
overall, 1t has cost about
So billion to develop the Polaris
system through this year.
Evening star., 1963-01-29
By JOSEPH YOUNG
Star staff Writer

~@a gN@~A "AANNA
An experimental once-a-year
solicitation drive among Gov
ernment workers for the vari-
Gus charity drives, instead OF
the present two or three a year,
will be undertaken by the Civil
Service Commission this fall.
Federal agencies In q half
dozen TO dozen cities thorugh-
out the country will participate
In the experiment.
II successful, II could mean
the end Of the present system,
whereby Government employees
are solicited two or three times
a year on behalf OF various
Embarrassing groups.
The commission feels that
much time and effort could
be saved II a once-a-year sys-
TEN could be established. The
same voluntary system OF con-
tributions would be maintained.
At present. Government
workers in Washington are
solicited each fall In behalf Of
the various charitable organ
lzations enrolled in the United
Givers Fund. and In the spring
in behalf Of the various health
agencies and also for three in
ternational organizations.
The CSC's decision 10 con-
duct the once-a-year expert
ment among employees OF
certain agencies (still 10 be
selected) was concurred in by
It's advisory council and fund
raising coordination group.
which is composed Of represent
atives OF the organizations in
volved as well as Government
employe union leaders and Fed
eral management officials.
Incidentally. commission Of
ficials as we'll as Government
employe leaders and Federal
management officials were in
more or less general agreement
at their last meeting that a
voluntary payroll withholding
system for contributing 10 these
charity drives was not desir-
able at this time.
Under such a system, en-
ployes could designate Their
agencies 10 withhold from their
salaries a certain portion Of
their pay each month But
Evening star., 1963-01-29
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Once-YeurIy Charity Drive Test
Due in Selected Agencies in Fall

200 employees TO be moved out
Of Washington.
Some Of the cities mentioned
In connection with the pro-
posed move are Los Angeles,
San Francisco and Detroit, al
though its possible that other
cities not presently mentioned
may be involved.
The agency now is housed
in Commerce as we'll as scat
tered locations throughout
Washington. and General Serv-
ices Administration is said to
be anxious that Coast and Geo.
detic move out OF Washington.
RETIREMENT RIGHTS -
Representative Halpern. Re-
publican Of New York, has
sponsored a bill (HR-2592)
that would create the pre-
sumption" that impairment OF
health caused by heart disease
or apprehension Of a Govern
ment or postal employe was
incurred In the line Of duty,
Therefore, under the bill, the
employe would be entitled 10
Federal Injury compensation
benefits.
VARIOUS BILLS - Among
bills introduced in Congress
are HR-2346. Representative
Montoya, Democrat OF New
Mexico. 10 permit Government
and postal workers 10 receive
medical services OF chiroprac-
tors under the Federal En-
ployeS Injury Compensation
Act: HR-2608. Representative
Olsen. Democrat OF Montana,
10 increase the maximum
travel allowance OF postal
transportation clerks from 50
10 Si2 a day; s-4s8. Senator
Beall. Republican OF Maryland,
10 permit unmarried Govern
ment employe annuitants 10
elect surviyorship annuities
upon subsequent marriage.
EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION
- Navy has given exclusive
recognition TO the ANAL
gamated Lithographers OF
America on behalf OF It's
lithographers In the Defense
Printing Service and the other
Navy printing and public sery-
ice plants In this area.