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Evening star., 1960-12-07
Stuart Packs WoIlop
Turning Back Atoms

Stuart whipped George Wash
ington, 64-45, in its opener last
Friday.
John Blackwell, q 5-foot-9
guard who is playing his third
year of varsity basketball-one
season ct Falls Church-popped
in 81 points and played q fine
floor game for Stuart. Tom
Hughes, 6-foot-4. still bothered
by an ankle injury, scored 10
points.
The Raiders big test before
the Christmas break will be
against Washington-Lee Tues
day night at Stuart. WI also
has won two straight and is
considered q strong contender
for the title. The Generals won
the Northern Virginia tourna-
ment championship last year.
Annandale also showed it
will have to be reckoned with
before the season ends, mainly
because Of the shooting Of Craig
Etka. Craig scored Is points
and helped stake the Atoms to
an 1914 first-quarter lead.
Then Stuart started to roll.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Slip Mudigon,
Ex-Irish Stur,
Is Critically III

OAKLAND. Calf. Dec. Z
ape. P. (Slip) Madigan
IS. a former Notre Dame star
under Knute Rockne and later
a colorful college football
coach, was hospitalized yester-
day after a heart attack.
The attack occurred while he
was undergoing a physical
checkup in his doctors Office.
His condition was listed as
critical.
Madigan coached st. Mary's
Gaels to national prominence.
He was at the Moraga, Calf. :,
school from 1921 through 1899.
Later he was general mana
ger of the Los Angeles Dons of
the now defunct All America
Football Conference.
For the past decade, he has
been building homes in the San
Francisco area in partnership
with his son, Edward.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Austin Makes
DeNat1a Look
-LikeContender

John Austin, used to winning
after playing at Carroll. got De-
Matha started on what could
develop into a long basketball
victory streak by scoring SO
points yesterday as the Stays
whipped Chamberlain, 1884, at
DeMatha.
Austin transferred to De-
Maths after last season, where
he starred on the Lions team
that completed the second year
Of a 55-game winning streak.
Austin's points came mostly
on one-hand Jump shots. He
sank Is jumpers and added six
points from the foul line. Barry
Smith added is points ano John
Jones. a 6-toot-5 transfer from
Dunbar, collected 10.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Jeb Stuart High School is on
to Q fast start in the Northern
Virginia Group la League
basketball race, and there are
indication the Raiders win get
tougher as the season pro-
crosses.
Last night they knocked on a
good Annandale team. 60-55,
for their second straight victory.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
GW's Late Rally
Shades Lee Hiqh

George Washington High
School came from behind in
the last three minutes and
nipped Lee, 58-55. in q Group
la basketball game last night
at Lee. Bob Hungerford paced
the Presidents who evened
thai. ,.Anovd af II
Evening star., 1960-12-07
NokesviIIe Opens
With Easy Verdict

Nokesville High Schools
basketball team opened on. a
winning note last night, trim
ming Garfield, 55-43, on the
winners court. Nokesville,
trailing 15-l2 at the end of
the first period, pulled ahead
in the second quarter on the
shooting Of Larry Mayhugh
and Stuart Utterback.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Boiling coeers Win

Ken Kennedy scored 10
points to pace Boiling Air
Force Base to a 57-56 victory
over Fort Dietrich Of Hagers-
town, Md, last night at Boiling
in a MAISAC League basket
ball game.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Anocostio Nips
Western by Point

Anacostia High School had
to stave of a fourth-period
rally by Western before win
ming an exciting. 54-53. non-
league basketball opener for
both schools yesterday at Ana
costa. Anacostia never trailed
as 1t was paced by the rebound
ing and scoring of Chris Rich
mon and, Wayne Rubain.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Anacostia. 81: Western, SO.
Blade Sburg, 4s; Fairmont Heishts. 35
DeMatha. ~: Chamberlain, "a.
Falls Church, 80: Osbourn. 81.
George Washington, So: Lee, IS.
Glenelg, AZ: Sykesville. 20
SO; Groveton. 81.
Gwynn Park. 81: Neale. 90.
Jeb, Stuart, so: Annandale.- 55.
Lackev, 81: Great Mills. As.
LaPlata, 65: Leonardtown. AZ:
Mackin. 40: Dunbar. overtime,
Mclean. rs: Ma disor. go.
Nokesville. 55: Garfield. a.,
R-ken. 81: Calvert County. a..
sningarn. SO: Parker-Gray. 81.
AZ: Fairfax, 80.
GaMEs TODAY
Woodward Prep at oxon Hill. $50.
Patuxent MAS at Bulls Prep. $3.50.
GAMES TOMORROW
DeMatha at Gu w. 9.
Criser at. Leesburg DouSlass' 73O.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Johnson's S SCORING
Sparks Spingorn's
Lopsided Win

Ollie johnson. Spingarn's s.
foot-6 basketball star, last
night scored 81 points and con-
trolled both backboards as the
Washington school romped to
a 66-52 victory over Parker
Gray in Alexandria.
The victory was Spingarn's
second straight. johnson scor-
ed % points last Friday in a
70-43 victory over Hoffman
Boston. Ernest Lucas led
Parker-Gray with 18 points, as
the Bulldogs opened their sea-
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Falls sChurch
TopsOsbourn

Falls Church outscored Os-
bourn, 25-l0, in the final period
and took a 60-54, come-from-
behind victory in q Group la
basketball game, last night at
Falls Church. Dave Lipp led the
winners with II points.
Bob Byrd made II Of his 10
points for Osbourn at the foul
Evening star., 1960-12-07
WI Height Stops
Foirfux Quintet

Superior height and the Ia
point outputs by Forwards
Wayne Burroughs and. Ed
Hummer carried Washington
Lee High School past Fairfax.
47-36, last night in a Group
IA basketball game at Fairfax.
Fairfax, lacking q player
over 6-foot-1, couldn't COM
pete under the backboards
with wills players. It was
wills second straight win this
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Win for Priory

Priory School outscored
Georgetown Prep. 20-9. in the
second half to break open what
had been a close game and
register a 4l-30 victory yester-
day at Prep. It was Coach Bob
Dwyer Of Priory's 57th straight
victory. FHty-flve Of the wins
came during the last two years
af Carroll
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Cage Comes Wanted

The Baltimore YMCA un-
limited basketball team would
IKE to schedule strong teams
IN this area. Interested par
ties may contact the Y director
az "a W. Franklin street, Bal
timore /, Md.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Muckin Wins Thriller

Ray Savoy stole the ball and
made a basket with three sec
ondS remaining in overtime to
give Mackin High School a
49-47 victory over Dunbar yes
terday at Mackin.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
MottingIy Poces
Ryken's Triumph

A six-point splurge by jerks
Mattingly in the final three
minutes Of the game gave Ryken
High School a come-from-be-
hind, 5l-44, basketball victory
over Calvert County last night
in the opener for both teams
at Calvert
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Lockey Takes Opener

Carl Bowie scored 16 points
and Baryl Crown and Jim Davis
each chipped in with II as
Lackey High School opened its
basketball season with a 5l-45
verdict over Great Mills last
night at I,ackev
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Rout for Curdozo

Henry Holloway, a transfer
from Western. yesterday scored
% points as Cardozo High
School defeated Hoffman
Boston, 74-5l, in a non-league
basketball game at the Arling-
ton school.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Mclean Triumphs

Elliott Mcbride scored q
points and Dave Sollenberger
added 10 as Mclean High
School whipped Madison. 1852.
in Q Group la game last night
at Madison.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Hammond Scores

Jay Reed and Ted Shaw
paced Hammond High School
to its second straight Group
la basketball victory, q 52-31
decision over Groveton last
NIGHT af Hammond
Evening star., 1960-12-07
Gwynn Park Wins

Gwynn Park High School
sank II of "a free throws yes
terday to defeat Archbishop
Neale, 1929, in the opening
basketball game for both
schools at Gwynn Park.
Evening star., 1960-12-07
), ~
Interview
od day...

tum and statistical mechanics. Supplement
tary studies in chemical knetics and the
nature of the chemical bond also desirable.
Projects include: ~ Theoretical and ex.
perimental investigations Of thermochemi-
calproperties Of chemical and ionic species
present in propulsion systems. p Theo-
retical and experimental investigations Of
formation and stability of highly energetic
metastable compounds including operation
Of equipment at cryogenic, temperatures.
81 Theoretical prediction Of the rates Of
elementary chemical reactions with parti-
cular emphasis on rates Of recombination
reactions in propulsion systems.
All OF these programs are Of the tong-rdnge
sustained type and are corpordte-sponsored.
Openings are at levels that wiil interest expert
eneed men with demonstfdted abilities.
For an interview
CALL
Mr.. w. S. Walsh at
Adams 4-O7O1
between 10 am. and 7 Pm.
II il 10 inconpenient to call today, please urite
Mr. Walsh at Personnel Department:
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Asiitime: = ss,is. 8 Is Fails Church. l. 00
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Totals "a 35l Totals 10 64.
Halftime: 24-2O. Calvert County.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Tossls Tsss1', 90 e, WE Totals 10 10 81
Evening star., 1960-12-07

Propulsion System and Power Cycle Analysts
Several high-level positions are now avail.
able in an analytical group engaged in per-
Torrance analysis Of systems that will
represent significant advancements in the
state of the art. Among those systems now
under study are advanced hypersonic air
breathing propulsion systems, nucleaF
pOwer-cycle concepts for auxiliary space
power-units, air.transportable power
packages and central power.station equip
ment.
Studies require objective imagination and
q wide range Of scientific and technical
slills.
Electrical Propulsion Specialist This senior
position should appeal to any scientist or
engineer with an advanced degree who is
interested in studies of high-energy plasma
sources, diagnostic techniQues and other
basic investigations that win lead to practi-
cal low!thrust space propulsion devices.
Currently under investigation is an oscil-
lating- -electron bombardment plasma
source that produces high-velocity cleo
trically- plasma beam. This pro-
gram includes theoretical and experiment
tai investigations Of plasma poten-
tials and ionization and power ell
ciencies.
The individual selected will have an
unusual opportunity to further ex-
plcre these basic concepts as well AZ
do other original work in the field
OF electrical propulsion.
Chemical Physics An unusual opportunity
- available for theoretical and experiment
tai physicists, or physical chemists, with a
good foundation in atomic and molecular
physics and special capabilities in guam
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

fist Church, and The Reverend A.
Buxton Keeling, Pastor of Saint
Marks Episcopal Church.
For the wedding, the auditorium
was beautifully decorated with
large magnolia trees on each side
of the stage. In the center, were
huge trees of jade foliage, large
chrysanthemums and pompons
which were thanked by smaller
trees and garlands of plumaser
covered with snow. Emerald palm
trees, jade and hybrid foliage sur
rounded wrought iron candelabra
which held glowing white tapers.
This formed the setting for the
altar which was surrounded with
roping. The side aisles, as we'll as
the windows, had plaques of emer-
aid foliage. Candelebra held white
tapers. White ribbon bows with
gladiolas marked the family pews.
The center and the east corner of
the foyer just outside the auditor
ium were pyramided with a back
ground of pine branches, fern,
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

After the rehearsal supper, DR..
Vanderpool served as co-host with
Dean Sampson.
The evening was spent with
lighthearted conversation and dane
ing to the favorite records of those
in the party. DR.. Vanderpool and
his best man served iced imported
drinks, assorted nuts, candies, and
frappe to the group.
At high noon, prior to the cere-
mony, the bridal party was enter
tanned with luncheon in the home
of Mrs. Gladys Hardy, cousin to
the bride.
The bridesmaids, junior brides
maids and flower girl enjoyed a
delectable luncheon of tomato juice
appetizers, turkey and dressing,
gelatin salad, ice tea and rolls.
The bride elect gave to each
bridesmaid and the flower girl,
sterling silver spoon clamp-p pin in
her own silver pattern. Engraved
on each were the initials of each
girl and the date.
Dean and Mrs. Sampson served a
high noon bachelor luncheon to DR..
Vanderpool and his male attend
ants. The menu consisted of glazed
baked ham, Irish potato salad,
spiced peaches, hot buttered rolls,
neopolitan ice cream and coconut
cookies. DR.. Vanderpool gave
beautiful initialized leather hair
brush kits to each of his guests.
Out-of-town Guests and Reatives
Mrs. Margaret M. White, San
Bernadino, California, sister of
brides mother; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Taylor, Chicago, ILL
nois; Mr.. Barry Vanderpool, Mas
sau, Bahamas, brother of the
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Char
les and family, st. Louis, Missouri;
Mrs. P. d. Jackson, Birmingham,
Alabama; Mrs. Esther Powell, Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Anderson, Mrs.
Alice Butts, Gary, Indiana; Mrs.
Elsie Lewis, Mr.. Donald Jackson,
Mrs. Aurelia Harris, Mrs. Gertrude
Sheffield, Mrs. Edward Jimson,
Mrs. Pearl Tasker, Mrs. Carrie Con-
zales, Mrs. Mitchell James, New
Orleans, Louisiana; Mrs. Elnora
Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie
Cole, Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Miss
Eloise Murphy and Mr.. Thomas
Steward, Chicago, Illinois; Mrs.
Janet Thomas, Atlanta, Georgia;
Mrs. Rose White, Nashville, Ten
nessee; Mrs. Ruth X. Johnson,
Ocean Springs, DR.. and Mrs. Sal
E. Johnson, Moss Point; Mrs. Nor
india Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton
Marks, Biloxi; Mrs. Isabel Lee,
Indianola; Mr.. Wallace Higgins,
Mrs. Lula Pendleton, Clarksdale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Theadgill,
Greenwood, Mississippi.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

gerry at Princess Margaret Hos
pital.
Opportunity has already been
promised for post graduate study
in oral surgery by means Of a
fellowship grant following his
initial years Of practice in this po-
sition.
Establishing q program with
special reference to preventive
measures in oral surgery for
school children is one Of the first
efforts that DR.. Vanderpool plans
to make. ~
Pre-Nuptial Activities
A round Of activities preceded the
wedding. On Saturday, August l,
seated luncheon for five members
of the bridal party was given in the
home of DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Price.
The motif carried out in the decora-
tions was green and pink. The
table was covered with a damask
cloth and the center held a crystal
punch bowl mounted on a mirrored
reflector. The flowers were ivy
and pink petunias. Mrs. Earnestine
Lipscomb, Librarian at Jackson
State College conducted games.
Attending were the bride and the
groom, Miss Dannette Salome, Miss
Mary Thompson, and Mr.. Luther
Dease. Gifts of sterling were pre-
sented to the honoree.
A personalized shower was the
occasion at which the bride elect
was honored in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. H. M. Thompson.
The featured activity was a game.
From each letter of the given name
of the honoree, a phrase or word Of
friendly advice was written or sug-
gested as suitable conduct for the
bride elect.
Lime frappe, a variety of dainty
sandwiches, and tiny iced cakes
were served from a beautiful lace
covered table.
White gladiolas formed the CEN
terpiece.
A buffet party at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Blackburn on
Thursday, August A, was among
the pre-nuptial festivities. Twenty
young people nibbled sandwiches
and slipped ale and colas at inter-
walls after dancing and while listen
ing to records.
The featured activity of the
evening was unique game intro
duced by the junior hostess, Miss
Juliet Blackburn, in whose home
the party was given. The game
symbolized togetherness in life
of marriage.
Rehearsal Supper
Miss Reddix and DR.. Vanderpool,
their bridal party and families
were entertained with a rehearsal
supper by President and Mrs. Red
dix, parents of the bride, on the
! lawn.
The lawn with its sylvan airing
was beautiful and invitingly cool;
and it was an appropriate setting
for the out-of-door barbecue sup
per.
| The bride was lovely in a beau
tiful sheer cotton of light brown
| with a scroll design. It was ac-
cented with a low cut neckline,
trumpet sleeves, and full bou-
ffant skirt held at the waistline by
velvet belt. Her shoes were of
black patent. Directing and in
complete charge Of the rehearsal
was Mrs. Willie Blackburn, Chair
man of the Language Arts Area
of Jackson State College.
The H. T. Sampson Home was
the setting for a party for the
bridal group Friday, August 5.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27
TYLERTOWN
NEWS

The Oak Grove M. B. Church re-
vival began Sunday, Aug. Fl. Sun
day school opened at 1918 by the
Supt. Mr.. Lee Wiley Hatten. Song
and prayer by the school teacher
who took charge of the lesson for
80 min. Lesson was well taught.
Back in charge of the Supt. Rev.
]. H. Heavery. Evening services
devotion was conducted by Mrs.
Clara Squire, Mrs. Cora Rine. Rev.
A. R. Keys preached a soul STIR
ring sermon from the 23rd Psalm
Subject Experience of the of the
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

In the beautifully decorated au-
ditorium of Jackson State College,
Miss Shirley Ann Reddix, daugh-
ter of President and Mrs. Jacob
L. Reddix, became the bride of
DIR. Cyril Osborne Vanderpool, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wander
pool of Nassau Bahamas.
Vows were pledged in a double
ring ceremony witnessed by a very
large and fashionable company of
relatives and friends. Officients
were The Reverend S. Leon Whit
ney, Pastor of Parish Street Bap-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

Lord is my Shepherd and / Shall
Not Want. Monday evening, Aug.
%, at 800 Mrs. ]. H. Hearvy will
open the vacation Bible School at
Oak Grove, during each night each
church is cordially invited to come
and worship with us. You are well
come to the Oak Grove M, B..
Church, Taylorsville, Miss.
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PresbYteria
CONTINUED from Page One)

- - = ~ = - Fss'$
with about 100000 members. The
others are the Presbyterian Church
in British Cameroons, the Dutch
Reformed Church in South Africa;
the Dutch Reformed Church in
South Africa (Bantu); and the
Dutch Reformed Church in the
Orange Free State.
In another action the committee
accepted the invitation of the Re-
formed Churches in Germany to
hold the Alliances Nineteenth
General Council meeting in Frank
furt in the summer of 1864, with
the exact dates to be fixed later.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Denart are
the proud parents of a new baby
girl, weighing 3h lbs. The dau-
ghter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. Edison,
Mrs. Mildred Whale from Lenwood,
Pa, were home on 3 weeks vaca-
ton visiting her father and mo-
Their, sister, relatives and friends
left for home Aug. 20, to greet her
husband and here other two chill
dren. We pray she will make it
home safe and fine. Her family is
doing fine.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

Tylertown is proud to add to its
citizens, Mr.. @. r. Dillon. Mr.. DID,
lon will be found on Louisiana Ave.
near the J ]. Gulledge Mena High
School.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

Moses Magee, Mrs. Rubye Magee
billions and Mrs. Sidney Ellzey
motored to Jackson, Miss, to at
tend National Convention of the
Christ, Holiness, Sunday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

The J. J. Gulledge High School
faculty held a pre-school confer
ence Monday, Aug. %. Several new
courses have been added for the
school year 1960-61.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

Mrs. Octavia Osbey visited Mrf
Pearl B. Williams Saturday morn
ing.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stephany Of
Columbia, Miss, visited their aunt,
Mrs. Anna L. Captin Friday.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

Mr.. Thearmon Hollins and Doro-
thy Hollins are the proud parents
of new born baby boy Aug 10th.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jettie c.. McSwine. Granddaughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dixon. We
pray she is doing fine and out of
the Hospital soon. They reside in
Hattiesburg, Miss, 724 Elizabeth
Ave.
Mr.. Sylvester Gatline of New
Orleans, La, spent his vacation
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Alcus Brister.
Friends of Mr.. Ellis Dillon are
glad to see him back home after
spending a while in the Veterans
Hospital at Jackson, Miss.
Mr.. A. L. M. CHM, Mrs. Idalia
CHM and Mrs. Clarence CHM, left
Saturday night for Jackson, Miss,
to attend the National Convention
of the Church of Christ, Holiness
u. S. A.
Mrs. Mammie Mass is spending
a while on the Miss. Gulf Coast
while there she will be the guest
of Mrs. Lillian Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth CHM, ST., Mr..
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Washington
had as guests Wednesday of last
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand Nelson
and Mrs. Ada Kembell of Chicago,
ILL.,, Mr.. Arts Moses of McComb,
Miss, and her grandchildren, Bar
bara and Taft Washington, who are
spending their vacation here with
their maternal grandmother, Mrs.
Mary J. Smith.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-08-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Seth CHM, ST., Mr..
Evening star., 1960-10-09

Country Club. Time: noon.
Hecht'S will have fall
fashions modelled informally
at l pm. for the Tri-State
Medical Wives at the Shore
ham Blue Room.
Raleigh HaberdaSher fash
ions star at the Mock Elec-
tion Rally for the National
Council of Jewish Women,
D. c. section at the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation at
/ pm.
julius Garfinckel & Co.
presents a public fashion
show at 2::30 pm. at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel at the
Internationale Beauty and
Fashion fair.
WEDNESDAY
Salvation Army Auxiliary
benefit lunc con fashion
show, Sheraton-Park Hotel,
staged by julius Garfinckel
& Co. Tickets for Fashions
Americana" may be obtained
through Mrs. John Kopsidas.
Arnold ScaaSi stars at
Woodward & Lothrop'S fash
ion show at the Indian
Springs Country Club in the
Montgomery County Thrift
Shop benefit. His trend-set-
ting New York collection will
be shown entirely. Mrs.
Edith Battles will do the
fashion commentary. Time:
noon.
WOrth'S Of Rockville will
Evening star., 1960-10-09

do the fashion presentation
for st. Mary's Church in
Rockville with members of
the Sodality doing the mod
cling. Phyllis Boddie of
Phyllis Bell Modelling School
will do the commentary.
Hecht's presents "RX for
Complete Fashion Recovery"
for the Women's Hospital
AuXiliaries of the Maryland
DiStrict-Delaware Hospital
Association, at 1890 pm. in
the Shoreham Hotel in the
Blue Room.
Gartenhaus fur fashions,
for the women of Blessed
Sacrament Church at $50
pm. Place: Sanctuary Au-
ditorium. Phyllis Killinger
doing the commentary.
THURSDAY
SpOrtswOmen, Chevy Case,
presents the fashion show for
the Club Du Bien at 8 pm.
at the Knights of Columbus
Rosensteel Hall. The benefit
is for the Wheaton Rescue
Squad.
Gartenhaus Furs will be
shown, and Phyllis Killinger
will also demonstrate how
they should be worn for the
wives of the Naval Intelli-
gence School at a luncheon.
Showtime at 2 pm. at the
officers Club of the Naval
Weapons Plant.