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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
BRITAIN
Home QueIIs Revolt
. Within Tory Party

Minister could not read the
speech.
Then, the Conservatives
must brace to meet q Laborite
onslaught on the sex and secu-
rity scandal that resulted in
the resignation of John Profu-
mo as Conservative War Min
lister because Of his involve
ment with party girl Christine
Keller.
In Front Rank 3 Years
Lord Homes rise to power
has been spectacularly swift.
He reached the front rank OF
politics only three years ago on
appointment as Foreign Secre-
tary.
In those three years he en-
erged from political obscurity
to international statecraft. But
many Conservatives still held
grave doubts Of his ability to
tackle political leadership and
face the onslaught being pre-
pared by Mr.. Wilson'S resur-
gent Laborites.
Lord Home already has one
major victory behind him. Even
before publication Of his cabi-
net list it was clear that he had
either won the support Of his
wounded rivals or had found
strength enough to 60 ahead
without them.
As he posed smiling on the
steps Of No. 10 Downing st.
residence Of British
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Arab Plane
Lost at Sea-;
S Dead Seen

BOMBAY, India, July 20
(AP).-An Indian Air Force
plane sighted five bodies today
floating in the Arabian Sea
area where a United Arab Air
lines Jet disappeared yesterday
with 81 persons aboard.
Hope was virtually aban-
doned for any survivors among
the crew of eight and the 54
passengers, including % Fill
Pine Boy Scouts. There were
no Americans aboard.
The plane crashed nine miles
off the Indian coast as 1t was
approaching Bombay through
monsoon rains. President Ga
NAL Abdel Nasser's personal
pilot was at the controls.
Fishermen said they heard the
noise of plane engines and
what sounded like an explosion.
Navy vessels resumed their
search in torrential rains today
for the main wreckage of the
Comet airliner. Airline officials
said the tail section and a
number of instruments were
among debris picked up by In
dian minesweepers six miles of
Madh Island near Bombay.
The five bodies were sighted
off Madh. The Navy sent Out
small boats to recover them
The Filipino Boy Scouts were
on their way to a Scout
jamboree in Athens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Prince Philip AssoiIed
For Attacks on Paper

LONDON, July 20 (AP).-
Prince Philip, husband OF
Queen Elizabeth II, drew an
angry snarl from Lord Beaver
brooks Sunday Express yes
terday.
1.-THE public and repeated at
tacks by the Duke Of Edin-
burgh on the British press are
raising the most grave consti-
tutional ISSUE" growled the
newspaper in an editorial
signed by Colin Cross.
For special attention the
Duke always singles out the
Daily Express. 1t is the paper
he has vehemently criticized
by name three times in thu
last 10 months"
BeaverbrOOk Paper
The Daily Express comes
from the same BeaverbrooR
stable.
Last year, while on a South
American tour, the Prince tolc
a news conference he thought
the Express was a bloody
awful paper"
Ten days ago, at the annua,
lunch Of the House Of Com
mons lobby reporters, he wa
asked by a newsman If h
had changed his mind.
II said it once, I will say i
again." the Prince replied.
The Express-vigorous op'
ponent of Britain's entry int
the European Common Marke
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Comp. SIS Cotton Shift Gowns 81.

These pretty shifts white blue red with contrasting
piping and embroidered hem Petite. S, N, L.
Orig S. DAcRoN" COTTON GoWRs-shs and button fronts
in white pink blue prints S, N, l. Poyester --S4
oris SssS TO $I2sS PAJAMAS-Reouor Capri and shotie
lengths Of nyon tcot and cotton in prints
and solids Sizes 81 to 49, to 50
Orig. 50 TO $685. NYLoN TRIcoT GOWNS, RosEs-shor
ond long lengths with lovely oce and embroidery Solid eoors
and prints N. and 81 to 40 in the group $50 to SIG
Orig IS to SASS SLIPS. PETTSKRTS-Prints and pose
white and black with oce ond oppques Sizes 81 to 40 ond
IA some short enoths in the group. -----$ 81 to 50
JeIefs Lingerie Shop, Second Floor Street
Selections all broneh stores
ORIG. s5S5 TO $Iee5 GRDLES, PANTY GIRDLEs-Lostex,
spondex nyon boned and bonee puons and Upper styles
short long lengths the Strides small sizes only
Pony odes small large end extro large only s. to SIPS
Orig 81 TO SIos5 BRAS-Strops and strope long lines ond
bondeou noce and spondex Mostly sizes 3d. SO and
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who encouraged him to take
dramatic training.
Mr.. Burton and Miss Taylor
are currently living in adjoin-
ing penthouse suites at Lon
don's Dorchester Hotel.
Burton Stability Cited
Graham Jenkins wrote in to-
days News of the World:
ut did not seem possible that
so fundamentally stable a per-
sonality as Richard, with his
background Of strict Welsh con-
formity and his enormous re-
gard, even reverence, for what
is usually held to be right and
proper, should have willfully
smashed up everything.
II knew that II the reports
were true, something deep and
irrevocable had occurred in his
emotional life.
soon Richard and Elizabeth
hope to be married, and a LONG
period Of anguish and misgivine
will have ended. certainly fol
my brother. -.
II have watched him these
last months wrestling with the
sense of guilt Of remorse
which has interposed itself be-
tween him and absolute happi'
ness with Elizabeth.
Might Prefer Two Wives
! IF it were possible. under oul
Western code, for a man II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Liz Looks Plain to Burton

have two wives, I believe this
would be Richards solution.
Gan a man love two women
at the same timer Certainly
Richard has lost none Of his
deep regard and affection for
Sybil.
HE has taken what steps he
can, in a financial sense, to
insure her future; a final set
Element of some 100000 pounds
($1.4 million) is, I understand
contemplated.
They remain good friends
and will still see each other
from time to time, apart from
discussions about the children.
Not Much for Looks
AS for the mutual attraction
between Burton and Miss Tay-
lor, Mr.. jenkins quotes his
brother as saying:
Elizabeth isn't particularly
attractive physically. She ha'
the shape Of a Welsh village
girl. Her legs are really quits
stumpy. Her chest isn't any
thing extraordinary" Mr.. Jen
kins continued:
But to him, as to so many
she has an indefinable quality
the quality that makes her tn,
, biggest star in the world"
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LONDON. July 20 (AP).-
Richard Burton and Elizabeth
Taylor hope to marry soon al
though the British actor doesn't
find her particularly attrac-
tive physically" Mr.. Burton's
younger brother said yesterday.
Graham jenkins, youngest of
Mr.. Burton's six brothers, said
he understood Mr.. Burton will
settle STA million on his
estranged wife, Sybil, and still
regards her so highly he would
solve his problem by having
two wives If the law would let
him.
There have been numerous
reports that the co-stars of the
multi-million dollar movie
Cleopatra" opening in Lon
don this week, planned to wed
The real eye-opener was Mr.
Burton's reported description
of the glamor girl-built like
a Welsh village girl with
stumpy legs and a chest that
isn't anything extraordinary.
Married 10 Years
Mr.. Burton, 81, has beer
married for IS years to ash.
blond former actress sybil, b,
whom he has two small daugh.
tiers: Kate, 8, and Jesslca, 3.
Mr.. Burton's real name i,
Richard jenkins. He assumed
the surname Burton as a tribute
. to Philip Burton, a schoolmastel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

believes 1t came in for criti-
cism by Prince Philip because
the Prince sympathized with
the British application.
political Motive"
Every national newspaper
has from time to time printed
news stories which can be
taken to reflect badly on His
Royal Highness," Mr.. Cross
wrote. why then, does the
Duke select the Daily Express
for such a special attack"
Mr.. Cross gravely voiced the
Express suspicion:
1.-THE suspicion must exist
that the Duke has a politica
motive"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

short of pilots" He said Carl
didn't want to go, because the
helicopters frequently did not
come back"
Mr.. Ballard said his son
wrote "in one letter that his
outfit had no meat or eggs for
months. He lost II pounds"
Young Ballard was killed &C
cidentally when a United States
Army guard at an airstrip APP
proximately IS miles south Of
Saigon fired on American SOL
diers he mistook for Communist
guerrillas."
The Defense Department had
no immediate comment on the
fathers statements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

dier's father, said shortly after
the funeral his sons letters had
indicated conditions in Wet
Nam were unbearable.
Mr.. Ballard said, 81 know it's
too late to help my boy, but
maybe I can help someone else
by making someone wake up"
He said he had to buy his
son a pistol because the Army
told the youth he had to have
one, but refused to furnish the
weapon.
His son was a helicopter
mechanic, Mr.. Ballard said.
but he was worried because
they told him he might have
to fly a mission If they ran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Dead GI's Kin
Hits Life in
Wet Nam

MADILL, Okla, July 90 (AP) q.
Funeral services were held in
Madill yesterday for Sp/5 Carl
Ballard, victim Of an acct
dental shooting last week in
Wet Nam, but the controversy
and bitterness that his death
stirred lives on.
c. C. Ballard, the dead SOL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Few-of-u-Kind Couts F Street Only:

~ Misses $s5 woo/sik eoot black, size s.------ SIS
6) Misses $50 tetured WOOL blue gold beige red to 10 SIS
" Misses $50 bouce red yellow size s---------$s SIS
~ Misses $50 silk coos black navy, TO le.------$2s
t6) Misses $40 wool toppers, navy. to l2.------$2S
2l Misses $50 wool opper, beige. red black to SIS
Gu Juniors $50 toppers, white beige WOOL to lS.-$25
az Womens SIS navy silk eoo Is to "a proportioned SIS
~ Womens $500 British wool tWeeds "a ond &c. -SeS
~ Womens 500 navy worsted WOOL "a and 5e----$eS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Impressive Finds in MISSES DRESSES

Orig SIS DREssEs-Spun Ane toeetote Jerseys blue
pink, yellow green cranberry, noVy cloY- $40 end SIZ
Orig $40 $23 DRESSES-Doeron poYester/ cotton, Foe
poeer spun oyon Arne toceote jersey prints pods stripes
cheeks pose and high shodes white navy and black too
Orig SIS $40 DRESSES-Doyme and cocktoi fashions in
royon erepes and spun Ane tocetoe Jerseys Fore poee
Docron pokestereo blends oil eotons oyon brocod ond
oce cotton oee royon chiffon Pink blue green beige brown
red, white. navy, $40
JeIeffs Misses Dress Shop Second Floor Street.
Selections at all branch stores.
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Orig. SIz SIS DRESSES. Summer eoons solids and
prints mostly soft poste short sleeves and sleeveless sunbocks
Orig $lz $40 DREssE%$Io end SIS Docron poHester
"Creme Puf Arne tioceote Jerseys Doon cotton
piques Sizes to IS but not oil styles in every size
and color.
SUITS, SIs-oro $50 to $40 Woods in checks and Solids
mostly syt and box oekets White blue yellow sizes to Is
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triocetoe/ cotton cords sizes 5 to IS.
SPRING COATS SIS and SIS Orig $50 $40, dressy and
cosuo styles slim and foed Postes dorks boscs white red
navy. Sizes TO IS.
WINTER COATS SIS and $35-oe $40 $50. Wool tWeeds
and pushes blends fur trimmed and fuess black and coo
Fur products Iobeed show country of origin of imported f
These Street. Falls Church, Shineon and Silver Spring.
BLoUsES, 81 and $3-oo 81 ond S. All eosycors cotons
blends prints Solids checks poste whites, dor sleeveless
TO long sleeves. Sizes 7 to IS.
TEE-ToPS 3d. ST. $5-oo 81 to Ss Cotton voed eoOs and
styles, s, m, l.
SKIRTS Se-odo Sll and Sl2 Woods in broken sizes.
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cULoTTES 81 end S6-Oriq $6 and So Docron poyeseri
popn and cotton duck knee length blue white oden
rose. Sizes TO 3D.
SHORTS SETS $6-oto So Jomoco shorts with motchino
contrasting roll sleeveless shirts, light and dark tone
prints.
SHORTS $3-oo 81 and S. wonderful selection Of
popn chino homespun and cotton knit solids and prints Sizes
to IS.
sWIMsUIrs, 1857 to $Iss4-ora. sl3 to $40 Our entire
stock Of fomous-nome suits.
JeIefs SchooCoreer Shop Fourth Floor Street. Selections
all branch Winter Coo Fos Church. hrnoton
and Silver Spring.
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Great Savings on SUITS

MISSES: ORIG $50 TO SIzs SUlTs-S7s. TO SIS. Tweed
wool Worsted silk and fine blend obes and three piece
styles with dem III fitted okets novy BEIGE and scattering
OF bright eoos Sizes 10 10 49,
FEW JUNIOR SUITS: Three-pieee grey wool fonne orig
So5-now S6S; costume mohor soue shirt type suit
Of blue WOOL orig $45 and SS5now $2S, sizes to - in
the group.
woMENs SUITS ORIG SIS to $lo-$4s TO $6s. Handsome
wool tweed CREPE and worsted suits dem H. fitted boT
joeke majority in good boe eoIorsnoY block shode from
beige to brown broken sizes l4 Va ond few &c. 49, AZ
Suits, Third Floor, Downtown Selections at bronehes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

Orig So to 81 PANTS-Shos knee coppers sloeks in solid
coors ond pottens Sizes 10 Is the eroup-S2 to 81
Orig 81 to ST BLoUSES-Docron pobeer/ cotton, Arne tri
ocetote Jersey and Docron crepe in white pose prints Sizes
Orig ST to $40 SKRTS-Doeon poHeer/cotton oyon blends
oil cotton in solid coors pod Sizes 10 to Is in the group
SIS TO ST
Orig $Iz SUMMER SUTS-Ane tioceote/cotton seersuces
black white dark printed cotrons Sizes 10 to 50
JeIeffs Little Sports Shop, Street Floor Street
Selections Fos Church, Shirneton and Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

Orig IS TO $Is LoUNeEwEAR-oussrs and robes in cotton
broodeoh pque and Docron poeste cotton seersucker
cuottes terry robes and shifts Prints, stripes, Solids sizes
10 to 49, to and l4h to 22h in the group 81 to 50
Fourth Floor Street. Selections OF oil branch stores.
50 end SID LONG COTTON RoBEs-l2 to 49, EST. only
ST 8 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Misses SIT FAILLE DUsTERs-now SIz

Tuxedo style with adjustable cuffs Cottonondroyon with
oeetote nno wrinkle and spot resstont woter repelen
Navy and back, sizes s to 10.
r Street and all branch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
WINTER COATS FOR MISSES AND JUNIORS

Originally 500 to SSO-now $40 and $50
Polished plush and worsted woos slim modified full Ihouettes
with button eosnos All wony nerned Block beige and os-
escorted eoors Broken sizes to Is Misses TO - Juniors
Street, FoIs Church and Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Clearance of SHOES

Sass cUsToMcRAFT SHoES-2oo ps end-ofseoson
Styles mostly bone leather and patent gold patent pumps
few red potent Hi and mid hi heels ST. ony------S10
IF Street, 80 pairs Summer cusuo eohers and ows broken
beige bone black Originally 1926 to $l295--nOw So
IF Street, 40 pois Leather Pumps white potent bone smooth
eother high heels broken sizes Originally Sl295---now So
F Street. Fus Church. Shirneton, Silver Spring:
SIzs5 to $Iss5 sHoEs-Rhthm Steps, Joyces ond others
discontinued dress styles, most with mid mid hi heels
and BEIGE white and block patent So 80
rs SIe95 to SIss5 sHoEs-5o por odd lots of dress shoes
Shinoon only So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
WOMEN'S DRESSES

Orig s2s $50 DREssEs-Eosyeos prints of Docron poester
and Arne toeetote jersey, onepece and oeks styles navy
royon ooed mesh dresses in blue and pink oeeoe
royon. Sizes l4h to SIS and SIG
Orig $50 $50 DRESSES-Twopecs striped Arne tioeetote
Jerseys Docon poyeste/ print iocket dresses; ioeketed
dresses Ane troceote cotton seeucke dessy cotton
prints. Sizes l4h to $40 and SIS
Orig $50 SIS DRESSESRoyon sheer and cotton lawn prints
dresses Ae triocetote jersey Fore poyester/ oyon
dark royon jocke dresses; few cocktail dresses Sizes
4h to 2oh and 20 to A.
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Selections OF all branch stores.
At Street Only: oneofO-Kind
Orig $lsS black silk broeode costume, 1874, now SIS
Orig $ss brown wool costume silk print top 22 $S5
Orig $2I5 block wool costume, beaded yoke Dress
0s 7S blue SIX 1o:sS%: Hsodsd ySs: ores: Sh I'D
oeket styles oeeote royon and cotton blends Wool oes in
beige, grey green. Sizes to l4-----------SZ TO SIS
Second Floor Street
Selections Fos Church, Shirnoton and Silver Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
Neckweur Shop
Clearance of CHILDREN'S WEAR
Falls Church, ShirIinston, Silver Spring:

Fus Church, ShirIinston, Silver Spring:
$1zs IS Infon end TOddIen Sun Suit, and Topper Sets
sizes S, N, |, NL and 2-5A so to So
So TO So Poksr and fodder Summer Dresses postes sizes
II 10 g and TO 4. -----... .--.- 81 70 IS
$3.50 TO Sl7S fodder Boys and Girls POIOs, sizes a.
soc and 81
81 TO $Ies Boys and Girls summer Shorts, to 49, soc
Hsodwser for Infants and Todders-eotton corduroy white
posteIs dark eoors boys and girls Originally 81 90 TO S225
soc ond soc
50 ST Jackets Robes, boys 10 Girls a.
81 TO 81
81 TO So Summer Dresses, pose sizes to 6X So to S6
SIS 10 Sl Girls Summer Dresses postes 10 u 50 10 So
So Girls Short Sets striped eersueker, sizes 10 IA. 81
81 10 So Girls Swim Suits piece and 2peee styles sizes
10 a. 49, ..... So 10 IS
50 to SIS Prstesns Peste Dresses, 10 a. So ST
81 Bouont Pettieoot nyon morauSee cotton sizes 10
and IL. now 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
ToiIetries Reduced-F Street Only.

Orig. IS to $l5.e5 HANDBAGS $3e5 to $l185
plus Fed tox
Strows fobes vnys, eothes black brown Street Only
Neekweor Shop
Orig 81 to IS BLoUsEs, sHIRTs-overbIoues ond tuekns
nyotrque oeeote Arne toeeoe suoh oil cotton Dresy and
tailored styles with short roup sleeves prints ond solid eoo
Broken sizes 30 10 39 81 TO 81
ORIG Sc and 81 TUNIc FUN ToPS-Poshed cotton ond woe
pique. brightly eoIored prints, sizes 80 to SO
limited quantity ----------.. ------------- -----S3
yeef Neekweor Street Floor Street. Selections OF Fos Church.
Shrlnoton and Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

Excellent for eory foil travel nony half price,
Wool weed Wosted hubby boucIes soue boketweoves and
hopsockine Dress and cosuo types with collars or coLdoon
necklnes, cosy wearing slim TO modified full shouees Block
noy beige and group Of bright and pose coIor Misses sizes
to TO- Juniors to 3, Wonnens to 20 proporioned,
Toll "a to 40 Third Floor Street Selections oil branch stores
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

Orig 81 CASUAL FOOTWEAR. Leather and fobrie slippers
assorted styles Broken to 81
Orig So PANTI STOCKINGS. Medium and medium toll sizes
Orig 65e SOCKS White onkIets size only 35e
Reg S2sS SLIPPERS. special purchase Of washable slippers
to sh 81 SO, prs. So
Hosiery Dept Street only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29

Orig $Iz to SIS DREssEs-sheohs shifts, eosuo onepeee
and some ocket Arne jersey Doeron poly
ester cotton royon crepe
ora SI2 SIS DRESsES-AneI trocetoe Jerseys Doeron poly
sse and AneVeotton blends in and two-piece
styles some with jackets and eoots solid coors and
oris SIS TO $50 DRESSES-Dessy and Styles full and
peoted skirts sleeveless and short sleeves, twoones, some
dresses Light and dark coors in Doons cotons
Arne Jerseys --- Sl2
Sizes 10 to TO- Some l4h to 22h
JeIIeffs Budget Dress Shop, Fifth Floor Street.
Selections at all bonch stores
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,morrow at all 6 JelIeff stores!


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SPORTS DRESS SHOP, Fifth Floor

Orig $z3 to $s5 DRESSEs-cottons and silks heohs
and full skirts postes Sizes to but not oil styles
in oil sizes ana 9LV
Orig $3S SIS DREssES-spne and kni woods
and Anel /nens in piece 2-pece ond 5-peee
styles PosteIs, broken sizes to lS------$Z0t TO S55
ees Sports Dress Shop Fifth Floor Street Selections Of SIG
$40 dresses oil branch Stores $40 $35 dresses ct Fos
Church and Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
SPRING COATS Sharply Reduced!

Originally $50 to SIS now $50 to $45
Misses, Women's and Juniors0
Originally $40 to $50 now $40 to SIS
Misses and Junors0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-29
LITTLE SPORTS SHOP Month-End

Hosiery Dept Street only
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Civil Liberties Bottles
Mothers Riqht

yesterday a meeting between
Representatives of District Ac-
ton for Racial Equality Dare)
the Public Welfare Advisory
Council and Welfare Director
Brewer, at which DARE de-
manded correction Of alleged
injusticeS in the welfare pro-
gram.
DR.. Paul B. Cornely, chair
man Of the newly reactivated
liaiSon committee OF the ad-
visory council. presided. Mrs.
Alice B. Spalding, chairman of
the council, and three other
council members also were
present.
Reginald H. Booker, chair
man of DARE, and Leonard
Detlor represented that organ
iZation.
Four residents of Barry
Farms. a public housing devel-
opment run by the National
Capital Housing Authority, in
Southeast Washington, also
were present. Some are recipi-
ents of public assistance. They
stressed the Importance of
closer contacts between NCHA
and Welfare. Such contacts al
ready are being developed, Mr..
Brewer said.
The DARE representative
asked the Welfare Department
to curb its investigators. whom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-29

Mr.. Brewer denied that in
vestigators follow this practice
and asked for more specific
examples.
An observer from the Student
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-29

they claim invaded relief recip-
tents houses at all hours Of the
night. One woman from Barry
Farms said investigators had
banged on her door at 4 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-29

Non violence Co ordinating
Committee and another from
Southeast Neighborhood House
also attended.
Mrs. Spalding. chairman Of
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Attends as Observer
Autry BUYS Station

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20 (AP).
Gene Autry, cowboy singer
and financier, yesterday bought
Los Angeles television KTLA
from the Paramount Television
Productions Co. The price was
reported to be $12 million.