THE SUNDAY STAR gest of the quiz ahows dropped A-2 1960 Washington, D. C., February 7, after rigging; disclosures. Ellender Plan The committee said the wide- Opposes THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT spread fixing of quiz shows spotlighted by its hearings last To Revise Suaar Act fall "shows how far certain

advertisers, producers, and By the Associated Press . U. S. Rise Under the act Cuba receives Pay Hinges others will to the go wring Senator Blender. Democrat i ¦ w a large ahare of the domestic last possible dollar of profit of Louisiana, yesterday opposed market at prices above the ¦STARTING THIS WEEK«a any plan to revise the On Jr out of the privilege of using Sugar Act so as to give the President world market. Industry Figures JT ’ the airwaves.” standby authority to reduce or Senator Ellender said that “This sordid story demon- By JOSEPH YOUNG increase sugar quotas ataigned some people contend the law £* strates the of the futility Star StatT Writer theory to Cuba or other offshore areas. authorizes a dole to the Cuban underlying the statute SPANISH The outcome of the Federal pay raise campaign may well present He added that he now favors government but “the truth of "J f that the use of the airwaves shorter the be determined by figures and statistics. -- a extension oi the matter is that we need the in the public interest can be GERMAN-FRENCH The Senate Civil Service Committee is all ready to start present act wit!) no changes, Cuban crop.” Domestic produc- assured station hearings this month on whether classified and by holding only in quota allocations. ers could not meet the domestic EilftlKU ANY OTHE * postal employe , j tnuLiQn licensees responsible for every- demand language pay raises this year would be justified, based on comparable Noting that a move is under if the Cuban quota T thing they broadcast,” the re- raises given workers in steel | i wk way to extend the law four were eliminated, he said. port said. and other industries. Society for Personnel Admin- years, increasing domestic' Likewise, he said, if Cuban istration. “It shows that many station quotes of domestic sugar beet sugar were BERLITZ The Senate is now waiting j bought at the world r The SPA is almost licensees have virtually sur- and cane producers and giving price, without the to hear from Secretary of Labor composed quota system The LflJiotiflpe Censer of Wathington r entirely of Federal personnel rendered control of program- the' President power to change now written into law Mitchell as to when the Labor or with- K with industrial ing during the best broadcast- offshore quotes, Senator Ellen- out some form of 1701 St. (at Conn. Ave.) Department will have a com- . officials, some tariff protec- personnel people also in its ing time to the networks, who der. chairman of the Agricul- tion, the domestic indus- plete statistical breakdown as 5 sugar STerling 3-0010 in turn have often abdicated ture Committee, said: won, membership. The SPA’s office try eventually would be forced to what the steel benefits THIRtIS 4 BFRLITt SCHOOL IN is in while the control to advertisers.” "I am not in out of EVtRt by the workers amounted to in, Washington, favor of any business. LEADINO CITY Or THt PPA is located in Chicago. such plan since it would WORLD terms of increased pay and I New Power* Proposed re- The PPA feels that the two control the fringe benefits. Mr. Mitchell is5 move over opera- To permit faster action tion . groups are in needless competi- of the sugar program from scheduled to be the first wit- advertisers tion with each against who deceive the before the committee. other, with Congress and would put COAL ness the the would some duplication of member- public, committee it Into the hands of the Presi- There has been a difference give the FTC BEST GRADE PENNA. - ship, and that a merger would new temporary dent.” HARD of opinion as to what the steel powers. The result in one organization con- injunction Under such a proposal, he CHESTNUT, $22.50 NEW settlement actually amounted speeded-up “cease and desist” [BRAND 19601 siderably stronger than either said, the sugar program would STOVE, 522.50; PEA, $21.50 to in terms of additional and of machinery can only be used in be “a tool 1 the present ones. SPA of- of our State Depart- Guarantee: Coal taken benefits. Some ¦ fringe admin- ficials to consider the the case of false advertising ment.” ’ promised out and money refunded istration officials contend that claims for food, drugs, devices “The ¦ merger proposal, but have not sugar program,” he if you are net pleased. the gains by the steel ANOTHER CROSBY WEDDING and cosmetics under won 1 made up their minds. present said, “was developed for the workers were not as great as law. FUEL OIL 76 • One of the problems in- Lindsay Crosby, youngest son of crooner benefit of our domestic sugar first supposed and would not volved is that SPA and ¦ is primarily is the third of the four FTC Chairman Earl F. Kint- producers to protect our BIGHESI QDALfTY Bing Crosby, Crosby LOWES! any raises for Fed- PBK E |’2622 justify pay a Federal ner thinks the advertising in- consumers, not of Delivery Service • Government* organ- to take a as a wife. He smiles as a means City-Wide eral workers. boys showgirl en Coal ton Oil. AO up LIST PRICE, $3138.92 ization, while PPA is primarily dustry should be given more of increasing the authority of the up. cal*, happily with his bride, Barbara Frederickson, Catalina 4-dr. the Senate com- • concerned with the a chance to clean its own State Department CORP. However, personnel up diplomats.” | BLUE RIDGE FUEL tadan; block, of after their at St. Paul’s Catholic mittee wants official Labor : problems States, cities and wedding house before any decision to 719 15th St. N.E. LI. 6-2666 hydra, da luxe in Department figures on what : counties. Church Hollywood.—AP Wirephoto. toughen the law. The present luxe ? * gains actually were received byr»• congressional report expressed FAIR the steel workers so that it can I SEX THE WINNER—- the hope that the FTC would Train for itself as to whether • The fairer sex outdrew their not too Derailed; judge rely heavily on “busi- * male Government classified and pos- . counterparts eight to one ness self-regulation.” Hinted IrirnituresaleJ • SAVE tal workers should be given pay - last week as Army’s outstand- The Tampering 5516.20 committee's legislative To off if how r ing employe awards New Labor Tide < adjustments and, so, rating Seen recommendations were unani- WASSAIC, N. Y„Feb. 6 (AP). 15 50% ) much. were given to civilian employes mous but three Republican —A New York Central f AT CAPITOL \ of staff passen- William C. Doh- . Army's agencies. members Meanwhile, objected to the find- ger train ran through an open The awards went to Mrs. 5-PC. DINETTE SET I IS erty, president of the National Bar to Discrimination ing that the FTC could have switch here ) I 71 BaMenara Ave. today, knocked over Betty Morgan, Mrs. Jean | »?- L Callage Park, MJ Association of Letter Carriers, Betty policed quiz shows by exercising .a freight car and jumped off 49.95 AR. MMI ; Posner, Office of Deputy Chief its says that pay figures cited by By'th, Associated Pres, powers over "deceptive busi- the rails. Riders in the ) .of Staff for Military train's ( of Labor Mitchell, Opera- W credit to suit you B Secretary Rapid and massive changes in the labor force in the 1960 s ness practices.” two passenger cars were shaken , tions; Mrs. Betty Kliendienst, 1 24 months to t bolster the Federal pay raise will The but pay Office of Chief of Research and require the abandonment of job discriminations baaed on dissenters said the up, no one was hurt. cause. The railroad \ CAPITOL ) Development: Eva Wilkes, Of- race, age, sex and color. Secretary of Labor Mitchell said yes- committee should recommend later said there FURN. For Mr. Doh- whatever indications the AND example, says fice of the Chief of Staff, In- terday. new legislation is nec- were switch had / CLOTHING CO. \ erty, Secretary Mitchell "boast- Mr. Mitchell made to been tampered with and \ 811 7th N.W. J ; telligence: Mrs. Mary Schlegel, public a Labor Department study show- essary make the FTC’s pow- rail- St., the best ed” that the take-home of road and State Frankly, pay Office of the Judge Advocate ing that industry will be hit by a tide of young and inexperi- ers "crystal clear” instead of police and the the worker with FBI average factory 1 General; Mrs. Wilma King, enced workers just as it feels criticizing its past performance. were investigating. three is a The made dependents now $B2 a ¦ Dorothy Staron and Mrs. Helen shortage of men in their i cult task before in train, up of two advertisement us making Disc week. L. Office of Chief of that the Jockeys Subpoened engines, the two passenger Young, working prime—the group 1 best use of our manpower cars ¦ Information. fore- and a baggage "A letter carrier with three provides managers and i in the next 10 years.” The Harris group has sub- car, was en the takes home “We route from Chatam, N. to for /J dependents only The lone male recipient was men. i must improve individual poened disc pockeys, record Y„ "FEARLESS” Grand Central Terminal in $64.97 a week,” Mr. Doherty Marvin Friedkin. Office of The proportion of older Jcompetence, present and distributors and broadcasting noted. New York City over the Cen- Judge Advocate General. workers and working women 1 prospective, across the board,” officials for the payola hearings tral’s Harlem Division. Phil Lustine The letter carrier chief went will climb steeply, the report 1 Mr. Mitchell said, “(and) opening tomorrow. Its investi- use Albert L. gators have been Franks of Chatham, on to say that current postal said. Two of every five em- all gathering evi- our manpower reaources engineer of the salaries dence in six local, said he makes are even too low for ployes will be over 45, and by without regard to cities—Boston. New race, sex, put on the brakes when he mailmen to for Fed- 1970 of three York, Philadelphia. saw qualify a one every will be i age or physical handicap.” Cleveland, the most FTC an open switch ahead but the eral Housing Authority loan on Charges a woman. Chicago and Miami, tracks were wet and the train DARING a new home. Coming of Age The FTC, which has been slid Production Gain Seen through onto a siding. ‘‘To a its OFFER buy $15,000 house, you to 3 While the population will be conducting own investiga- Payola tion. has ADVERTISEMENT need a $650 down payment and If management can cope i climbing from 180 million to filed 40 complaints in 36 Mr. with these against years a $14,350 loan,” Doherty impending shifts— ! 208 million, or 15 cent, the record manufacturers f per said. “This calls for monthly Boston Firms and with the need for better i number of workers will grow and distributors. The evidence payments of $89.74 and this trained and educated em- 1 by 20 per cent as the children in these cases involves more Looking for a a The Federal Trade Commis- type of purchase, under FHA ployes the country’s man- i of the postwar »baby boom than 75 employes of broadcast- sion regulations, requires annual yesterday charged three of stations PUBLISHER*! an power resources can support < come working age. ing who have been on is the list Boston record with of salary of $5,384. Not a single distributors a 50 per cent gain in the end of produc- In the single year 1965, 3,- receiving payola, Mr. making illegal Your book can letter carrier in the United undercover pay- tion, Mitchell said. Kintner has bo published, pro- f Secretary | said. The FTC in- * S 800,000 youngsters will reach mb offs to unnamed disc moted, distributed by successful, I States is making anywhere near jockeys That would mean a billion reliable $750 , age 18—a million more than in quiry has covered more than company noted for 1J fascinating people that amount of and radio stations. prompt personal money and so, output in 1970, compared with 25 cities in 15 States. service. All tub- Cited 1964 and will be ready for iocts. Send for their postal salaries in the complaint were Free Booklet on alone, a recent rate of $485 billion, i work Vantage Press, Dept. 1010 and or college. This is the The committee report also WS, letter carriers are ineligible Records, Inc., Cecil Steen, Vermont Avenue, N.W,, WeMu who consider it Hinted at, but not directly : 1947 bumper crop of babies. said the FCC to home under president-treasurer; Music Sup- should require D.C. (Main Office. N.Y.) IOO buy a a program discussed in the pliers, Inc., and Carter comprehensive Over the whole decade. 26 stations to make recordings of designed to put home owner- , Harry study, was a question raised j million all interview the ship within the reach of the , and Gordon J. Dinerstein, pres- new young workers and personal programs very finest ident-treasurer by some economists: Whether ; 3 million will enter the and keep them for at least 30 man with moderate income.” and vice presi- women the economy will grow rapidly j dent, respectively, and Dumont labor force, some 40 per cent days. This proposal was in- •* * * enough to absorb a net in- restaurant in our Record Distributing Co. and , more than during the 19505, spired by complaints that there crease of 13 million REWARD li in the , HEW—Chairman Johnston of Donald E. Dumont, president, only 15*>i million older is often no record of critical labor force the Senate Service all in 10 years with- i workers willdie, and Civil Com- of Boston. retire or atop perhaps libelous statements town. But, mittee has his out painful unemployment, i for sponsored a bill to At Reading, (Mass.), working other reiaoiM. made on such programs. Mr. if you can beat create the job of Administra- home, Mr. Steen said would Mr. Mitchell told a news con- Harris said. The chief criticism he —, tive Assistant Secretary of not comment on the ference that the study assumes haa baenJn the of course we don't FIC com- area of slander- deal on Health, Education and Wel- plaint. there will be high-level pros- ous political attacks. my a fare. to be filled by a careerist. The two firms perity, no depression and no \i. • • • •<• other appar- PAYOLA I believe in HEW is the only de- he em- cabinet ently were closed for the week war. So, said, high Continued From First ’6O CHEVY or I partment that does not have ployment, 25 per cent rise Page 1 end and telephone calls went a such in in return "Insure Dancing an administrative assist- unanswered. living standards and a three- > for a payment from name dropping... ant - Succeu! owe secretary career post. fourths trillion- dollar output competitors. You The action brought to 40 < CORVAIR •* * « rate not only are but it to yourtelf to the number of payola com- realistic, The committee recommended SALE FOR TODAY ONLY conservative for the PERSONNEL MERGER plaints the FTC has filed since targets t that the law requiring licensing MUSIC BY TWIN PIANOS MOVE— The Public Personnel last decade. ( of networks I December. provide "guide- NO COVER OR MINIMUM. NO Association, which The But lines” is composed FTC said payoffs were the road is beset with 1 as to what constitutes of officials of AMUSEMENT TAX. FREE PARKING personnel various given to the stations or’ disc complex problems, the Secre- t the public interest. It proposed public jurisdictions Federal, jockeys to plug tary said, and: t that networks Get Lustiffe records in which be prohibited Acquainted Offer State, municipal and county—- the companies had from FOR ADULTS ONLY a financial “In brief, we in the United 1 furnishing deceptive ma- 5710 Baltimore Avenue has proposed a merger with the interest. 1 Wisconsin Ave. States have a critical and diffi- terial• to any station or from 5324 °*ncb Hyattsville. Md. U.S Rt. 1 ’ surrendering cofitrol over a sn.souu course *U’ Phone EM 3-7035 ’ CRANSON WArfield 7-7200 program to a sponsor. z’ EOS ONLY - TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT Revlon Case Recalled The report noted that Rev- FRED ASTAIRE District and vicinity—Mostly Tcmperatarei lon, Inc., had taken "un- for Yesterday August 287 4.75 14.41 ’2B an HOW THE W.B.D.M. September 205 412 1221 G St. N.W. DI. 7-1932 BECAME A BUSINESSMAN? sunny, continued windy and Midnight fiO Noon 55 1745 ’34 usually active interest” in tha October 243 285 881 ’37 4 am. 50 4 pm 54 Vo. not as warm today, 50. November 2.22 2.73 7.18 ’77 $64,000 Question and the $64,- Arlington, World Athletic moved head* high am. 8 Sports Corp, its 8 46 pm.— December 3.28 2.81 2531 Wilson Blvd. JA. 4-6225 Fair low 34. Fair 756 ’Ol 000 Challenge, two of tonight, near High and Low of Last 21 Hours the big- quarters from New York to 605 14th Street with not much change in tem- High—«L at 2 p m. Temperature, In Various Cities Low—46 at W 6:55 am. Abilene 67 31 Kansas N.W., Washington, D, C. last August after perature tomorrow. City 40 31 Record Temperatures for the Year Albany 44 32 Key West 75 67 branches in and Albuquerque 52 27 44 establishing U.S.A., Europe Maryland—Mostly cloudy in Highest, 61, on February 6. Knoxville 47 Alpena 33 30 TO Lowest, 20 on January 22. Little Rock 56 38 the Middle East. The members Board the mountains- and variable Amarillo 49 28 Los Angeles of the Asheville 49 41 46 38 cloudiness elsewhere Tide Tables Louisville of D ' rec,ort have been selected today, high Atlanta 50 43 Marquette 32 29 carefully 46-55 in the in C. 49 45 east and 36-45 iFurnlshea by the United States Coast Atlantic Memphis 51 42 from ,n * erna t'onal Sports Experts. We are and Geodetic Survey! Baltimore 62 42 Miami 77 67 the west. Fair and a little 33 33 ha Today Tomorrow Billings 53 Milwaukee 27 PPY ?« announce that the new Chairman a a.m. Birmingham 44 34 30 THAT ARE DIFFICULT TO DUPLICATE colder High 3:52 m. 4:47 Minneapolis * tonight. Fair with not Bismark 23 Low 10:45 a.m. 11:37 a.m. 27 Mobile 56 48 '* a well known International Boise 27 46 Sports Figure, much change in temperature High 4:22 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 47 Montgomery 52 38 A. Low 11:22 a.m —p.m. Boston 50 Montreal 39 26 Lady's 3 Ct»., beautiful color ond cut, set in Khaibar Khan Goodarzian who was awarded tomorrow. Brownsville 75 For high and low tides at the follow- 43 Nashville 43 42 modern 43 37 w.g. mounting with 2 side baguettes. the title of of in 1950. Virginia—Variable cloudiness, ing points subtract times indicated Buffalo New Orleans 58 48 King Sports He became Champion of from the above Burlington 41 21 New York 54 41 A real bargain. Only $895 windy and somewhat colder 2 Cape Hatt s 63 46 3 There are over Longest Drive, 345 yard hole in one in 1954. In 1956 Annapolis. hours: Bloody Point 45 33 Norfolk B. Lady's 2 4 Cts. diamond. A $8,500,000 he became Colonial Charleston 60 49 30 heart-shaped gor- today, high ranging from 40 in Light. 3 hours: Beach. 5% Oklahoma C. 57 worth of CHANSON the W.B.D.M. hours: Deale. 3 hours: Solomons Island. Charlotte 61 42 Omaha 30 26 geous diamond with tremendous fire and bril- RAM- The main purpose of this Organization is to de- 4S 56 the mountains to the 50s in 5 hours; Point Lookout. 6 hours. Chattanooga 45 Philadelphia 42 liance, finest color and BLERS on the road today. Cheyenne 38 28 Phoenix 67 40 white cut, set in exquisite 1 velop sports in all parts of the world especially in the Middle the Fair and a little CRANSON outselli east. The Bun and Moon Chicago 34 32 Pittsburgh 43 37 baguette mounting. Bargain. Only------$2350 all Cincinnati Eastern countries where the is far behind in the colder Fair tomorrow 37 34 P tland, Me. 44 32 C. ! other dealers in the area general public tonight. Rises Sets Cleveland 42 34 P'land. Ore. 47 43 Lady's 1 /s Cts., emerald cut, absolutely flawless with little in Columbus 41 37 Raleigh 59 40 ond 3 to I—because CRANSON fields of sport*. Mr. Goodarzian is of the opinion that only change tempera- Sun. today 7:09 a.m. 5:36pm. fine color, set in beautiful baguette mount- > Dallas 59 32 Rapid City 45 30 Sun, tomorrow 7:08 a.m. 5:37 p.m. SELLS FOR LESS! ture. Denver 47 30 Reno 59 27 ing. Worth much more. Real value. Only. $1095 through sports different nations from class of walk can Moon, today 1:27 p.m. 3:08 a.m. | every Des Moines 31 24 Richmond 61 44 1 Lower Potomac and Chesa- Automobile lights must be turned on D. Lady's Ct., gorgeous color and finest modern < i closer towards Detroit 36 34 St. Louis 36 31 get together a happy relationship one-half hour after sunset. establishing Duluth 27 22 Salt cut, set in solitaire w.g. 4-prong Ter- peake Bay—Winds west, 15-30 Lake C. 43 25 setting. 1 CRANSON and life We are in El Paso 66 33 San 33 long friendship. engaged the following activ- Precipitation Antonio rific buy- miles hour today. Partly Fort Worth HI 30 San 67 $395 , per Diego 56 3 ities: & of Month Fresno 62 49 s. Francisco 64 E. Lady's /e Ct., brilliance and fine Import Export Sporting Goods. Developers, Trainers cloudy with of 10 1960 1959 Avg. Record 47 dazzling cut, i i RAMBLER visibility January 2.66 2.21 3.24 7.83 58 41 Seattle 47 ’37 Galveston 41 set in y.g. solitaire From estate. 111 and Advisors of miles. February .72 151 2.44 6.84 ’B4 Gr'd Rapids .36 33 Tampa 68 58 setting. Only.. siso Sports. ’9l 53 37 4932 BETHESDA AVE. River March 220 303 884 Harrisburg Washington 61 46 Report Every xnaranteed aa In INFORMATION & PUBLICATION BUREAU April 4.01 3.06 913 ’B9 Houston 64 .36 Wichita .30 diamond tally represented wrltlnr. Appraisals 1 River 50 before sale. Above do Md. Potomac cloudy at Harpers May 2.89 3.98 10.69 *53 Huron 26 25 Wilmington 62 49 permitted prices not Include tax. These 1 Bethesda, OL. 6-0800 WORLD Ferry and at Great Shen- lo* are made possible by one ATHLETIC SPORTS CORPORATION clear Falls. June 5.35 3.4) 10 94 ’OO Indianapolis 35 32 Yuma 77 48 extremely prices vast purchases of < rems from estate, banks, andoah cloudy at Harpers Perry. 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