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square foot installation II
opened in 1860 at Wheaton, Md
to include the services it plans
for the new stores.
All Of the stores will have
the extra facilities, except for
the Falls Church store, where
the optical end hearing aid de-
partment is barred by Virginia
law. This store will have a
barber shop in addition to the
beauty salon.
The "three-room" mcrchan-
diSing concept also will be fol-
lowed in the Falls Church store
with its one floor divided into
three areas, one for home fur
nishings, the second, wearing
apparel. and the third, hard
ware.
All stores will have cash.
wrap desks, to ease customers
shopping, and catalogue order
departments.
Mr.. Donnell said the stores
are expected to increase Wards
customers in the Washington
area by one-third.
by the end of 1868, one out
of four families in the WASH
ington area will be shopping
at Montgomery Ward" he add
ed. To-day, it is one out of six
Our surveys show we can ex-
pect a 80 per cent increase
in the number of our customer
families when the two new
stores are open"
The Wheaton store employs
ATS persons and the six cata-
logue stores now in the area,
l02. The Capital Plaza store,
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Mr.. Donnell said, will employ
approximately $50; the Willston
store, ATS. and the Ardwick
warehouse, rs.
Montgomery Ward plans to
open % such stores this year
throughout the Nation. These
will bring to 100 the number
Of large new retail stores es-
tablished since 1857.
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u. S. HAS $1,000
GOVERNMENTS

NEW YORK (AP) - The
country's more than 1870 mil
lion citizens have about 91,-
600 separate governmental
units administering assorted
public functions, the Com
merce Clearing House re-
ports.
Here's the way the govern
mental units break down:
national /, state so, county
3,043, municipal 1897, town.
ship 17,144, school districts
34,678 and special districts
1928.
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Negroes, the Attorney General
said the tax bill is important
'for a full economy" which is
necessary to give everybody g
job.
I'VE win have full employ.
ment II business is running a
full capacity and the tax bill
can make a difference on that,
Mr.. Kennedy asserted.
There is no easy solution
to the difficulty facing us ir
civil, rights" he continued. II
would help II the importance
Of finishing school were en-
phasized and the civil rights
legislation were adopted, he
said, but the real answer is
everyone in the country work.
ing together"
$50 much attention Is given
to what's going on in Birming-
ham. but people forget what is
going on in their own COM
munities," he added.
Asked what the Democratic
Party can do for businessmen,
Mr.. Kennedy declared: THE
best friend business has Is the
Democratic Party. If you get
into politics and start to study
the record you are going to
become a Democrat"
He said businessmen "fre-
quently go to the Republican
Party because they've got
their minds already made up"
I'm out Of politics and can
speak effectively" he said
wryly.
AS did Gen. Eisenhower later,
the Attorney General urged the
businessmen to participate
actively in Government. "It's
been characteristic that those
in business have left Govern
ment TO Others" he declared.
They've gone to their private
clubs and complained about
those running the Govern
ment."
In his address, Gen. Eisen-
hover complained that a pitt
able" percentage of the cleo
toral votes, and added: IF we
take (self-government) too
much for granted we can easily
lose IT,"
Businessmen have on occa-
sion been apathetic themselves
when they should be leaders in
this area, he said.
Self-government demands an
intelligent analysis OF the prob
lens Of the day. and leaders OF
the business community must en-
courage this study. he said.
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Ol Tie OlSCrlcC BANKERS AS
ISOLATION at the Greenbrier, Mr.
Balderston said "the price OF
exposure to greater risk and
less liquidity is yet to be as
sessed, but suggests attention
to. the adequacy Of capital and
reserves"
The response Of District Of
Columbia banks to increased
inflows Of funds last year was
similar to. though less pro-
nounced, than the national
pattern, the speaker said.
Costs Nearly QuadrupIed
"Just since 1856, the interest
costs Of member banks have
almost quadrupled as both
time-deposit balances and
average interest rates paid have
about doubled" Mr.. Balderston
declared.
"The latter rose from 1.6
per cent to 3.25 per cent. The
increase last year was espe-
cially dramatic, rejecting the
widespread boost in advertised
rates and amounted to $3.50
million or 81 per cent.
despite these soaring costs
mem Der bank arrangements
were able to maintain current
earnings before taxes at about
$3.l billion in 1862. This was
accomplished, as is we'll known
by a pronounced shift in the
mix Of earning assets toward
longer-term higher yielding in
veStments."
Raising of the permissible
interest rate for savings and
time deposits to 31a per cent
for ordinary accounts and 4 per
cent for one-year money at the
start of 1862 brought a 10 per
cent increase In such deposits
across the Nation in contrast
to . previous annual rate gain
of around 9 per cent, Mr.. Bald
erston declared. In the District
Of Columbia banks, the increase
was even larger-21 per cent
Time and savings balances
Of commercial banks rose more
than SIS billion in 1861 and
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Normal installation in.
eIudes electric piring
TO existing service pan.
81. Cooling coil in pres.
snt basement furnace
plenum, Outside con-
deHsing unit on cement
base, reJrigerdHt lines
and room thermostdi.
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BY TOM DIMOND
Star Staff Writer

Former President Eisenhower
yesterday exhorted leaders in
business to be leaders in public
affairs as wen.
whether you are a private
citizen or a politician, you still
have as your duty to express
yourself so that you may have
your Influence in making sure
the precepts Of our Govern
1lent are observed" Gen. Eisen-
however told a luncheon meet
ing Of the Effective Citizens
Organization.
The ECO, a bipartisan
organization which attempts to
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BaIderston Warns Bankers
Rising Costs Cut Liquidity

while those from 8 to 10 year,
rose almost $12 billion, he said
unlike the national per.
Torrance, holdings Of United
States Government securitie.
by District banks rose moder.
ately in 1862 as they had ir
1851" he added. "But holding.
of short-term Government.
were reduced, while interme.
diate-term ones we're increased
Both Of these changes werC
less marked than those in TIT
national figures"
Member banks Of the DistricT
association had nearly $1.8 bill,
lion of deposits on the las
condition in March, said Presi.
dent Douglas r. Smith in hi
annual report at the initia
session. Mr.. Smith is president
Of National Savings and Trust
Co.
With assets Of nearly 50 bill
lion, banking is the most i'm
portant private industry in the
National Capital, he declared
Washington banks perform
services for the community
which too often 60 unnoticed
he emphasized. He urged bank
ers to give more attention to
acquainting the public with
these many services.
Banks must become ever
more aware of their need to
attract and hold capable peo-
ple to assure the continuity OF
their arrangements, he said
"Swifter and more lucrative
recognition must be given to
junior people who must be
developed to take over"
ALB Chapter Reports
Washington Chapter, Ameri-
can Institute of Banking, which
receives strong support from
the District bankers, set new
records in the last year, Presi-
dent L. Gilbert Vance reported
Mr.. Vance who is assistant
treasurer of Suburban Trust
Co., said enrolment climbed to
1,279, an increase Of nearly Is
per cent from the previous
year. Membership totaled l.
299.
Branch operations in Mary
land and Virginia accounted
for much of the increases. The
464 suburban students were
nearly double the previous
year.
The chapter presented 81
certificates at its annual din
ner. Mr.. Vance, who has Just
completed a one-year term as
chapter president, said Dom
aid E. Tillson Of Riggs National
will head next years activities
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!. DBA Told Price of Deposits Boom
Is More Long, Term Investments
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. va-The Nations banks
paying price for their boom in time deposits by having to
place larger portion of their earning assets in ongererm
even though higher yielding investments Vice Chairman
Candy Baderston of the Federal Reserve Board warned here
today
Addressing the opening Of the 45h annual convention
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the usual and customary price
in the trade area where the
term is used. The store denied
that the term is either false,
misleading or deceptive"
However, the court held that
the Commission reasonably ex-
erciSed its authority in banning
the term on the grounds that a
normal consumer could be mis-
led into believing that other
stores generally sell at the man.
Iufacturer's list price.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANTo. AUTOS, '2s oakland sedan
Ask $500, 81 Chew. truck, excel
cond., 10000 orig, MI, orig. tires
Ask $500. 1895 chev. acton pick
up. $1,000 orig. mi. excel. cond
$3.50. 30l-cO. S-S044.
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE
(CONTINUEDl

BUICK 81 Electra cow, power
steering. power brakes, power win
dows and seat, q real sharp car,
Butler Bonded, S2.395, LEE d.
BUTLER, 1871 21st st. NV. FE.
7-3244.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CADILLACS
PREMIuM CARS nor rHR

DISCRIMINATING BUYER
80 De .Ville-type sedan, factory
a.c;, full power including windows
and seat, distinctive black fin
ish, q real outstanding car, ~. e0B.
80 Fleetwood "60-S" 4-door, every
possible extra, full power fawfl
mist finish. matching int, an un-
usually nice one, S2,9o5.
so De Ville-type coupe, ali power.
low mileage iet black finish. con-
as they come. S2.395.
so Eldorado Biarritz. every con-
white finish. solid red leather int.
Cadillac's finest, S2.SN6.
'bb De Ville'type coupe. FACTORY
&C, every extra, full power incl.
windows, Alpine white finish, one
Of the sharpest '6ss we've seen,
IS y '".ssSO::g' Fleetwood 4-dOOr. FAC.
TORY &C, every possible extra,
white int absolutely like brand
81 Coupe de vile, full power,
every extra immac. Biscayne blue
finish. matching int. Q very pop-
~ Eastwood ZOOS" FACTORY
A.C., every Cadillac extra, orig.
ti et black finish finish. in sDotlsSs con-
SO De Ville-type coupe, all extras,
power steering and brakes, several
TO choose from. SS96.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


90 nOANA MAmDIVE
.yro cS $Sg1s $40 Down "a. ga,
AUTO o9 SsSo / ST. NV. '00-!ss!7
BUICK SO spec. 2-dr,. :. and h..
yi10So' tires 2-tone paint, low MI,
BUICK 81 Roadmaster Cow, 7.
and h.. p.s. and brks.. in excel
cond.. 5000, 735-1676.
CADILLAC 80 convertible, owner
driven, beautiful car, terrific mo-
tor. fully equipped, all-electric
power. black finish. white top.
$2,465. OWNER, RA. 3-2t24.
CADILLAC 81 convertible, fully
equipped, factory air conditioning,
new top and tires, compare, t3,-
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 0 Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
1920 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-7700
CADILLAC '62 convert. coupe, fac
tory full power equip, driven only
mai tuxedo blue finish with BLACK
nylon top, matching interior, show
room cond., private owner, sacri-
flee, S3,450. will consider trade.
See by appntmnt only. XII. 6-4l3s
CADILLAC 80 hardtop sedan. full
power acces ries, spotless
throughout, todays special, 81 ,0g5,
oPFN EVERY EVENING TIL Q PM
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
1920 Arl. Rd., Bethesda, OIL. 6-77OO
CADILLAC '6I conv. coupe, black.
fully equipped. $S.4S5.
Capitol Cadillac-O ldS Co.
1880 22nd St. NV. ' Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC '02 hardtop sedan, full
power and electrical accessories,
incigding factory air. Today only,
OPEN EVERY EVENING 'Tns PM.
Suburban Cadillac ldS
1920 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 0-77O0
81 convert, white with
black top. All power. Excel. cond.
Sl,100. OIL. 6-474S.
CADILLAC '5s coupe, white, all
power equipment, well cared for,
Capitol Cadillac lds Co.
1890 22nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
80 hardtop sedan, fully
equipped. including electric win
dows,. seat, factory air. ETC., i'm
maculate, special $2,99b.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
1920 Arl. Rd. Bethesda OIL. 6-77OO
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BUICK SO convertible. A beautiful
caaTeat n INSPECTION tfos't stcE sTa O ok
good too and runs swell, A real bar
gain, S495: only $40 down, S3l rs
mo. with good credit. REINFS
MOTOR CO., 1910 Wilson blvd,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 coupe, grey, al
equipment. special, S2,79b.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-260C
CADILLAC '5S convt. coupe, rose
white top, all leather interior, fully
equipped, S1,596.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co,
1890 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2eOC
CADILLAC '62 club coupe, full,
equipped. . real special, $3,995
Lindsay OldS-Cad. Co.
Formerly
AkerS Odds Cad. Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR.
OV. 3-O36O ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC SO Convertible, blue
really above average, S2,495.
Lindsay OldS-Cad. Co.
Formerly
Akers Olds-Cad. Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR
Ov. 3-036O ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '63 company officia
cars, excellent values on q few
models. New-car titles and warran.
". For this George washington
Birthday week end only.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 8 PM.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
1920 Arl. Rd. Bethesda OIL. 6-77OC
CHEVROLET '5S customised COW
wLstk. mtI. 263, white, good cond
MARSHALL HERBERT, 927-7642
CHEVROLET so Bel Air 2-dr. sed.,
sood condition. S0i-WA. e.s5so
CHEVROLET '6I VS. Impaia 4-door
white finish with red interior, r
and h., automatic transmission
power steering. Many other extras
1-year warranty An exceptionally
nice car. Specially priced at only
1895. Small down payment.
LOVING CHEVROLET
E.-W. HWY. and COLESVILLE RID
JU. 9-64a6 q. g., Nd. JU. 9-S397
CHEW. 81 Impala coupe, Roman
red finish, S-cyl., r. and b., stand
shift. one-year warranty. This car
reflects the finest Of care. Special
Sl,9g5, small down payment.
LOVING CHEVROLET
E.-W. HWY. and coLEsVILLE RID
~. 9-6496 s. s., Nd. III. 1885,
CHEVY '62 2-dr. sedan, VS., stand
shift, extras. Must sell immed
Call 6SS-3664 after B pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AERO CHEVROLET USED CARS
Our 43rd anniversary sale will con-
tinue until Feb. 20. Special OF the
week: '5S JA0UAR Mark VIII
sedan. auto. trans. reduced to
300. or ~. 49, A..
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I~sH @IIu " l. NV NE In 07AIV0
CADILLAC 90, air cond., full
asking $3.50. Call 735-7656.
CAD. 40 4-dF. LIKE NEW
$3.50, S46 down
AUTO CORNER a65-1767
220O L ST. NV. zee
CADILLAC $50 40" sedan, red and
white. all power: factory air, well
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1880 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '59s, all body styles,
most have factory air condition
ing 10 to choose FROM. Priced
from 30. 1875. THACKER MOTORS,
18th and r. !. ave. ne, LA. O.
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BUICK '6B skyiark hardtop, less
than 1000 actual miles, new-cSi
warranty. r. and h., auto. trans.
power steering, 1885.
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BUICK 81 convertible, immaculate
$500. csli s4s.sis2. guy WE
BUICK $50 Super 2-dr, Riviera.
%nlSe. SEQ ga:DS;.hssa6sI ana n" sOod
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BUICK '0l Special 4-dr., =. and h.,
dyna., all white with red and
black interior. Clean as pin.
ONLY 81 1888,
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BUICK '53 Roadmaster, p,s., p,b.,
7; and h. $3.50 or best offer
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BUICK '62 skylark, 10000 actual
steering and and brakes G new =; car DS con.
dition, S2,685, Butler Bonded. LEE
D: BUTLER, 1921 21st st. NV,
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OLMSTEAD

OLDS DEALER SINCE 1875
1000 Wilson Blvd Ari., IA. 7.65OO
BUICK 1855 Special 2-dr. hdtp.
All power. New tires, battery.
Good cond. OWNER. 474-4544.
BUICK 80 Lesabre sporty hard
top, full power, excel, cond. ST.
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1908 Mt. Vernon Ave. and
1908 King ST. Alex. Va.
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BILL PAGE PONTIAC.
e21 Arl. Blvd. Falls Church. Va
JE. $4,000 JE, 3-I424
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fGti99SS, s Sft p /, ksH IL a, R sSSy';l
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CHEW. '53 2-door, r. and h., stand
shift. good cond. S175. Parkway
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CHEVY '69 Super Sport 400" 4
speed, bucket seats, white with
gold int, like new. has only 5000
mi, 1000 mi, Of guar. left. ST.
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THACKER MOTORS

q Ts cAR1 kSp S TN fHS SSSHs cHos
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CHEVROLET 81 Impala Sport
TOMS CHEVROLET vi {; + f
Georgia Ave. and Univ. Blvd.
OPEN Z DAYS 4 WEEK
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CHEW. 81 Biscayne 4-dr., p.s., auto.
sIsssS Pho ane EN- h F 5lf4e owner
CHEW. 81 BrookWood sta. Wag.,
7. and h.. stand. trans, S1.322.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHEVRO-
LET 4 H S1lQ Bslto; w. ave; on gsoss
CHEVROLET '62 4-dr., 9 cyl.
standard, twilight blue. r. and h.,
yhite-walls. Make offer. Call 949-
0Sb0 after I . noon
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BUICK '5S 4-dr. Special, T. and h..
auto. trans, orig. owner. Make
offer, SIP 3-0931.
BUICK '55 Super hardtop. needs
work, good tires, r. and h.. $50
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CADILLAC 81 convertible, fully
equipped, factory air conditioning.
new top and tires, compare, 3d.
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9Th and r. I. Ave. NE. LA. s-11OC
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CHEW. '5s 4-dr. hdtp. VS., auto
matt. T.. and h.. and other ex-
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AUTO coRNEiR~ '0 Town soS.17e7
22O0 L ST. NV. 26s
BUICK 80 Spec. 2-dr,, =. and h.,
Wv. tires, 2-tone paint, low MI.
$500. LII. -4930
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CHEVROLET '62 8. 8. cow. bucket
seat Pow, power stssrins and brakes;
white top. red interior. $4,000.
CHEVROLET '66 2-dr. sta was. !,
r. and h., tires. body, motor In
good running eond. Passed Va.
inspection. Call OR. 3-0s04. :.
CHEVROLET 1862 6-pass Bel Air
VS. station wag., green, 5000
miles, q tires, r. and h., power
glide: PERI. eond. Priced right.
Oh. 6-9292.
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STEUART
FORD

lCHEV. 81 Nomad sta. wgn., r,
and h., auto: trans, z tires,
| $575. 5S9-7223 after 5 pm. OF
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DC. Drivers See Red
Over Bilious '63 Toqs

voice. Next year. ! think Wen
60 back to the white back
ground for license plates"
Then, he added brightly, I'VE
can use red numerals and
we'll have the red-and-white
color scheme Of the District Of
Columbia flag"
Mr.. England added that you
would be surprised al the num-
Der Of people who call up 10
find out what color next years
license plates will be.
They say that before they
buy a new car they want 10
know the shade Of the license
plates so they can pick q car
color that will harmonic with
IT,"
The District official said the
yellow reflective plates seem
TO be even more reflective
than last years and are prov
ing effective In helping 10 pre-
vent rear-end collisions.
Mr.. England wound up his
discussion Of license plate coll
ors with q reminder that
whether you like the yellow
shade or not, the 1868 plates
must be on all District vehicles
! by April /.
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BY CHARLES PIERCE
Star Staff Writer

The mustard yellow back
ground Of the Districts 1868
license plates has produced a
rash Of complaints that the
color is really bilious" a Dis
trict official said yesterday.
George England. director Of
the Department Of Motor We
hicles, conceded that the shade
is not pretty.
He said that one irate resi-
dent had written a curt letter
stating simply:
Next time let a woman pick
the color"
Actually. said Mr.. England,
the city had q choice OF only
three shades in the reflective
material 1t decided last year
10 use on license plates.
I'VE used the whitish color
last year and this left US only
with the yellow or an orange
brown shade TO pick this year,
explained Mr.. England.
And anyone who thinks the
yellow is bad should see the
oranRe-brown," said Mr.. Eng
land, with a shudder In his
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Frontier foreign policy" go
Down. five letters) is obviously
INEPT.
Not all are that cut and
dried. Of course. rs Down. an
eight letter word describing
Basic weakness Of New From
tier foreign policy" requires a
little judgment to weed out the
tempting possibilities: HOPE
LESS. LEFTWING. DIoTIcK.
CHILDISH. The correct word,
II turns out. is IMMATURE.
And some are out and out
sophisticated. Behind the
scenes Secy. OF State" g Across.
three letters) is BOB: Mother
OF animal which Is now In
American history books" az
Across. three letters) Is SOW
Gas In Bay Of Pigs. get itO,
and "'Nyet' In Stevensonese''
$50 Down. two letters) Is ia.
Probably the most satisfying
crossword in the puzzle - foi
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eled office on the eve Of his
departure for Washington to
complete tough negotiations
with the Kennedy administra-
ton over financial support for
promised sterilization.
For Is hours daily over the
past 6 weeks Mr.. Dantas has
spent most Of his time whip
ping together a credible case
for aid with emissaries of the
Kennedy administration.
I'VE intend to implement a
new three-year development
plan with or without aid from
See BRAZIL, Page "A
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Republicans - Is 8 Across. two
letters. "Chief prepayment (init)
of negotiable truth" The an
swer is AS. and the beauty Of
II Is that these are the initials
OF three administration stall
warts: Adlai Stevenson. Arthur
Schlesinger. jr.. and Arthur syl-
vester. The authors Of the
crossword. David Teeple and
Bruce Barr OF the Senate Re-
publican Policy Committee staff
refused TO divulge which A. 8.
they had In mind. 1T could be
any or all Of them" they said.
Shaping their thighs.
More New Frontier crossword
puzzles are in the works, one
on budgets and one on taxes.
A spokesman for the Newsletter
said response 10 the first puzzle
has been very gratifying.
Wen run any more we get,
II they're Of the same caliber,"
the spokesman said.
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debate in domestic and diplo-
matte circles here. But every
one agrees the answer will de-
termine the whole future role
Of the Brazilian colossus in the
hemisphere.
"The most important thing
is that this government has
taken a firm decision to con-
tain initiation - and we do
mean to contain it," empha-
sized Francisco Clementino San
Tiago Dantas, Finance Minis
ter and strong man" in the
new Goulart government, in an
exclusive interview here.
We spoke in a private, pam