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AVIATION
MOTORCYCLES

ALLsTATE 1858 ESQ &C, excel.
cond., saerifce for quick sale.
Gail TU. a-4633.
BsA SO; 600cc, 5000 mi: S5e5
or best oner. Call VII. 6-s269
after 5 pm. weekdays.
SERyICYCLE in good condition
$50. New S23S). IA. 2-7S96.
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RESTAURANT
SERVICE STATION

Mod, ebay facility located in
rapidly expanding Fairfax City.
community. High profit poten-
tlal with nfan. capital invest.
EXper. party. Call Mr.. HARPER,
La. 9-500O.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
Suburban Cadillac-olds Co.

CADILLAC '5S 80" Special sedan: =:
beautiful gray finish, factory air
conditioning, power steerins. power
brakeS, outstanding; now only
S3,295: CCC guar
Evening star., 1960-09-21
OFFICES, STUDIOS tor RENT
BETHESDA, MD.

NOVEMBER 1, OCCUPANCY. Free
parking for all occupants Of our
new modern 4-story ONCE and
research bldg. with . elevators,
fully air Cond., and many other
fine features. Call NE. S-4346.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
SERVICE STATION
LOW INVESTMENT

Modern ebay, fully EQUIP. service
station avail. on heavily Travelled
Route 80 in Fairfax County, Va
Because OF more than usual equip.
furn. by oil company this station
requires only a very modest capi-
tai investment. Exper. desirable,
but paid training program avail.
for energetic, responsible individ-
ual. Reas. rent, particularly for
FIRST few months If interested,
call MR. HICKS, IA. 4-l100 (wk
days. or WE. l-0727 (eves. and
week ends).
STATION FOR LEASE-This is a
wonderful opportunity for a man
to go into business without buying
old equipment and stocks Equip
1t the way you want it. A 3-bay
station located in MONTGOMERY Co
man who wants to start on his
own. with $1,000 and make a very
good living and have the backing
and experience of over 40 yrs. in
the field. Call Mr.. Kotulek, LA. g.
5000. for appointment.
THE WALTER REED ARMY MEDI-
CAL CENTER EXCHANGE NO.
%34 is opening for bid con-
cession to operate an automatic
washing and drying machine Serv-
Ice at Walter Reed Army Medical
Center. Prospective applicants are
advised to apply in person to Capt.
I; o. MITCHELL, Exchange Oficer
Bldg. D-37 for concession appli-
inspection of location. Written
proposal must be received at the
Exchange once not later than 12
noon, Oct. Is. 1860. The right to
reject all bids is reserved.
THE WALTER REED ARMY MEDI-
CAL CENTER EXCHANGE NO.
234 is opening for bid con-
cesslon to operate a stamp vending
machine service at Walter Reed
Army Medical Center. Prospective
applicants are advised to apply in
person to Capt. T o. Mitchell,
Exchange Oficer, Bldg. D-37 for
concession application, service re-
quirement and inspection of locs-
received at the Exchange once
not later than IL noon, Oct. Is,
1850. The right to reject all bids
is reserved.
THE WALTER REED ARMY MEDI.
CAL CENTER EXCHANGE NO.
234 is opening for bid a con-
cession to operate q shoe repair
shop at Walter Reed Army Medical
Center. Prospective applicants are
advised to apply in person to Capt.
7. o. Mitchell, Exchange Oficer,
Bldg. D-37 for concession appli-
cation, service requirement and
inspection of location. Written
proposal must be received at the
Exchange once not later than 1o
noAN Oct. Is, 1860 ThaS right to
rel e all bids is reserved1
Evening star., 1960-09-21

'HRYSLER '5s New Yorker hard.
top; 4-way power, showroom con.
ditior. GI .0S
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AUT0MOTlVE MISC.

MERCURY 50: auto trans: recent
ly rebuilt; 500. Sinclair sta, SSOl
Piney Branch I'd. Silver Spring.
wANTED-JAGUAR 100 or 40
hardtop: My Softtop is shot. Call
JOE HARTY. RA. 3-1632.
Evening star., 1960-09-21
COMMERCIAL GROUND
FLORIDA PROPERTY

HOUSE for sale in Florida; liy., din
rm., kit, bath. 3 bedrms., Fla
room. screened porch: e blks from
town. For info. write ARTHUR
c. LYONS. 625 Sc. 5th ave, Fort
Lauderdale. Fla.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

JUST COMPLETED - Industrial
type bldg. Modern design and
construction: $4,000 sq. IT., in
Guiding office. High ceilings. Dock
loading t2l. Sprinkler system. Lo-
GATED Shirlington. Zoning permits
light industry, research, whole
sale-retail merchandising. Imme-
diately available. IA. 2-23Ss.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE


ACRE LOT in Mont. Co., directly
across highway from fine brick
rambler; wide road frontage; |;
$4,000. RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6l1l.
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FARMS

FOR RENT-Stock farm Of 23O
acres; 9-rm. home; large barn:
stream and lake. Montgomery Co
j ROMER CO. WI. S-9O92
Evening star., 1960-09-21

CHEVROLET IS Biscayne 2-dr
2-tone; r, and h.. S-cyl, auto
trans; low mi; for sale by owner
Excel. cond. $3.50 or best ofier
2 to 8, ia. 5-6657; ewes, KE
Evening star., 1960-12-12

had been caring for young
John in Washington since
his birth November Is.
DR.. Derrick said he stopped
by for a look at his patient
in the Kennedy family home
on the oceanfront. Although
he reported John, jr. gaining
weight, the pediatrician did
not reveal the present weight
Of the youngster who tipped
the scales at 6 pounds 3
ounces when he was born.
DR.. Derrick, who has been
tending Kennedy children
here off and on for some 20
years. is a native of Ogle-
thorpe, Ga. and a graduate
of the University of Georgia.
He got his training in pedi-
atrics at Children's Hospital
in st. Louis.
John. jr. might have found
one Of the prime necessities
of his MISUNDERSTANDING
when he arrived here Friday
night If the maternal and
business instincts of Mrs.
Marjorie Griffiths hadn't
prevailed.
Mrs. Marjorie Griff1ths,
whose diaper delivery truck
isn't hard to spot in the ex-
Evening star., 1960-12-12

the meetings are scheduled
for the evening.
At their cooky evenings
each member brings enough
for samples all around with
the cookies all done up in
fancy wrappings. Before they
are unveiled, the wrappings
are admired, examined and
discussed. Members are free
to latch onto any of the
ideas that hit their fancy.
Some attach gadgets to their
packages as a kitchen fork
and spoon, a gay towel or
what have you.
The cookies are actually
the refreshments for the eve
ming with members sampling
freely of each others wares.
Recipes are available for
those who want them.
To prove they have the
true spirit of Christmas CIV
ing, the East Pines Home
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Club Members Exchonqe
Honnennoking 'Know-How
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor Of the Star

Idea swapping among
members of the East Pines
Hpmemakers Club of Prince
Georges County is going
great guns now that the
holiday season is approach
ing.
I'VE started having cooky
parties about five years ago
with the idea of giving an
edible gift for Christmas"
explains Mrs. Harold r. Vose
who initiated the club with
the help Of the home demon
stration agent from the Uni
versity Of Maryland extern
sion service.
The club, now in its sixth
year, holds work shop on al
ternate Thursday evenings to
exchange ideas on everything
from making plastic flowers
to enamel work. At Easter
time the group decorates
fancy eggs. their annual
gift to Glenn Dale Hospital.
At a recent meeting they
learned how to make plastic
p0insettias for the holiday
season.
I'VE 1earn-to-do' from each
other" josephine Vose went
on. When a club member Cor
members from similar clubs)
masters the technique of q
certain art she volunteers to
teach others. For example,
the incoming president. Mrs.
Henry T. Boswell, is a ter
riac" cook in the opinion Of
her friends. Her particular
forte is cake decorating,
making fancy party 5and-
wiches and petits fours. She
shares her talent by giving
demonstrations on work shop
nights.
"a short time ago the group
sent a representative to the
demonstration on Christmas
decorations sponsored by the
Coop stores. She in turn
came back and taught the
rest of the group.
Since most Of the members
oftthe homemakers club are
mothers Of tiny tots their
daytime hours are filled SO
Evening star., 1960-12-12
CAROLLING CANE OFF,
AUDIENCE STAYED HOME

The changed the tune Of two concert gather
ings planned yesterday
Both Gunston Hall and Woodlawn Plantation had
planned holiday programs.
Prepared for 500 visitors Gunston Hall welcomed
exactly two-plus, of course, the choir of The Falls
Church which slated to do the singing.
With the help of a fire and punch bowl the caroling
came off but very informal according to Gunston
Hall Director Frederick J. GrifithS.
The music was even more informal at Woodlawn,
miles up the covered road from Gunston Hall The
Nine O'Clock choir from Truro Church didn't get there
at ALL
But the chormaster did, well the organst. and
about 40 htchhkers from Bevor dressed for skiing.
said Woodlawn Director Meredith johnson.
I'VE serenaded ourselves" added Mr.. johnson.
Evening star., 1960-12-12

add the new PreSident-elect's
household to her route Of 200.
It was the first time she
ever talked business with q
secret service agent, and, it
turned out. nobody in the
Kennedy encourage had yet
made any arrangements for
Baby Johns diaper needs.
She also picked up an
other customer-the Secret
Service agent whose wife and
new child live here while
he is on duty guarding the
President-elect and family.
Evening star., 1960-12-12

by rounded teaspoonfuls on
to ungreased cooky sheet;
bake at $50 degrees for 10
to IL minutes. Cool. Press 4
or S pecan pieces into each
cooky and drizzle with a tea
spoonful of frosting. Makes
3la dozen cookies.
Frosting: Combine ! cup
firmly packed brown sugar
and "a cup cream in small
saucepan. Bring to a boil,
stirring constantly, boil 2
minutes and remove from
heat. Blend in / cup sifted
confectioners' sugar; beat
until smooth. If frosting be-
comes too thick thin with a
few drops Of cream.
Evening star., 1960-12-12
Rx FRANCES LEVINE

PALM BEACH, Fla. Dec.
IL (AP). - Tiny John F.
Kennedy, jr., is gaining
weight and doing very well"
in the balmy air Of sunny
Florida, his new doctor re-
ports.
The infant son of Presi-
dent-elect Kennedy is now
under the watchful eye Of
a Palm Beach pediatrician
who has known the Kennedy
family for years.
Dr.. c. Jennings Derrick
took the famous baby from
DR.. Edward D. Brooks. who
Evening star., 1960-12-12

makers Club have passed
along a "sampling" from a
recent cooky swap night.
They not only sent me the
recipes to give to you but
Evening star., 1960-12-12
Baby Has New Pediotricion
And Florida Diaper Service

elusive Palm Beach ocean
front area, says she figured
she ought to treat the Kenne-
dys just like any other fam
lily with a baby.
So, she stopped by last
Tuesday to ask if she could
Evening star., 1960-12-12

honest t-to.goodness samples,
too. Try 'em all. they're
yummy!
TOFFEE BARS
(Mrs. Arthur Ferry
u cup brown sugar
y cup granulated sugar
l cup shortening
2 teaspoons vanilla
" teaspoon salt
2 eggs
] cup sifted all-purpose flour
/ cup uncooked rolled oats
2 packages butterscotch
morselS
"a to cup chopped nuts
(pecans or butter-diced
almonds)
Pre-heat oven to $50
degrees. Beat sugars with
soft shortening. vanilla. salt
and eggs. When thoroughly
mixed add / cup sifted flour
and the rolled oats. Spread
batter in creased sheet cake
pan (l1x15 inches). Bake
at $50 degrees for Is to 80
minutes. Melt the butter
scotch morsels over hot
water. Spread on baked
layer; sprinkle with chopped
nuts. Cut into desired
squares. If you like, choco-
late chips may be sub
stituted for the butter
scotch. Makes about 96
squares, 1H inches in size.
OATMEAL COOKIES
(Mrs. Harold r. Vose)
! cup shortening
l cup brown sugar
/ cup white sugar
2 eggs
/ teaspoon vanilla.
2 tablespoons water
l1a cups sifted -four
/ teaspoon soda
/ teaspoon salt
3 cups uncooked rolled oats
Chocolate chips, ! package
Cream shortening and
sugar. Add eggs. water and
vanilla. Add dry ingredients
then rolled oats and choco-
late chips. Nuts may be
added at this point If desired.
Drop by teaspoonfuls onto
creased cooky sheet. Bake
at 375 degrees for 10 to is
minutes. Makes 100 small
cookies.
FUDGE SQUARES
(Mrs. Henry T. Boswell, jr)
3 tablespoons shortening
l cup sugar
egg
3 tablespoons cocoa
" teaspoon vanilla
" cup milk
/ cup -four
/ teaspoon baking powder
u cup chopped black wal
nuts
Confectioners' icing
Melt shortening In sauce
pan; add sugar and unbeaten
egg, mix well and blend in
cocoa and vanilla. Add milk
and -four which has been
sifted with baking powder.
Stir in nut meats and mix
well. Spread very thin on
creased shallow pan like a
jelly roll PAM. Bake at 375
degrees until cookies begin
to pull away from sides Of
pan, about 10 to is minutes.
Cut into 2-inch squares be-
fore removing from pan.
Spread with confectioners'
icing.
Praline Cookies
(Mrs. A. J. Skaradek)
125 cups sifted flour
IA teaspoons baking powder
u teaspoon salt
u cup butter
IA cups brown sugar,
packed
I unbeaten egg
/ teaspoon vanilla
/ cup pecans, broken into
pieces
Sift -four with baking pow
der and salt; set aside.
Cream butter; add sugar
gradually. creaming well.
Blend in egg. vanilla and dry
ingredients: mix well. Drop
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-12-23

IUI yUUIotII COT1S1
and with a right int
10 HONOR VIVA
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R. w. Berry.
James A. MCGOWAN, Dorman and
Linda of Winston-Salem and Mrs
B. NJ. Weston of Asheboro Wis
tied the R. w. Berry's.
Mrs. R. A. Youngs of Arlington
Va, visited Mrs. Eula Harris and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse Lupton.
Mrs. Dick O'Neal were Washing
ton visitors.
Mrs. B. NJ. Weston of Asheboro
visited Mrs. Columbus Caravan.
Miss Aleph Cason, George Cason
and Albert Rice visited the R. c.
Dempseys in Portsmouth, Va.
Miss Rosanna Caravan of Ashe-
vile is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Caravan.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roy Cuth-
rell of Washington, D. c., visited
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Swindell of
Richmond visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Swindell.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Mann, Kyle
and Spencer of Pine Level are here
at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Harris and
Donna of Norfolk are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Harris.
Among those attending the fun
eral of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Eborn
in Greenvill Sunday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lupton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rouse Lupton, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Lupton, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Saw
yer, Mrs. Jack Lupton, Mrs. Nat
Creole, w. H. Boomer and Rufus
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Bishop and
Joe Henry Bishop Of Apex visited
here the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Spencer and
Miss Mildred Spencer visited Rev.
and Mrs. Jesse Parks at Fountain
Rev. Ector Hamerick, pastor OF
Swan Quarter Baptist Church, with
his wife and daughter, Linda, have
moved their trailer to Swan Quar-
ter and are now located on the
church property.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Sawyer Wis
tied at Mays Head Monday.
Captain and Mrs. E. r. Lupton
Gary. Zebra, Karen of Lawton
Oklahoma visited Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Sawyer.
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gypsophila and green foliage
around a crystal candelabra with
seven white tapers; auxiliary tables
had similar arrangements and
white tapers. Standing white has
kets with white gladioh and green
ry highlighted the corners, white
tapers were used throughout for
lighting, forming a beautiful and
most unusual setting.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harold Lup-
ton introduced guests to the re-
ceiving line, consisting of the bride
and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. Lockwood
and Mr.. and Mrs. Calfee. Mrs. D.
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RECEPTION GIVEN THE
LOCKWOODS IN BELHAVEN

Mr.. and Mrs. David Lockwood of
Eau Gallie, Florida were honored
on Wednesday evening, June 20
from 8 to 10 o'clock with a re-
ception given by Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Calfee in the Social Hall
of Trinity Methodist Church, in
Belhaven.
The refreshment table was laid
with drawn work linen cloth,
an arrangement of white gladioli,
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MANY FLA BOYS FROM
AREA VISIT RALEIGH
Awards Given at State Federation
Meeting The Last Week In June.
Attended by $500

At the 32nd State F.FF.A. con-
vention in Raleigh during the last
Of June, al FLA. members from
the Tidewater Federation, COM
posed of Vocational departments in
Beaufort and Hyde counties attend
ed with 1900 from the state.
One of the features of the first
general session was greetings and
inspirational talk by Geo Hughes
National F. F. A. Vice-President.
James Gheen, humorist high
lighted the program. Prizes We're
awarded in 1.-THE amount of over
$4,000 from the National F. F. A.
Foundation. A morning was devoted
to the conducting of various contest
on a state wide level as following
Livestock judging contest, Crop
contests, tool identification contest,
ritual and parliamentary procedure
contest and the public speaking con-
test.
Archie Bright of the Chocowinity
chapter received $125 as district
winner in soil and water manage
ment conest. From the same chap
ter Gordon Edwards received $780,
90 as Federation winner in Rural
Identification contest.
The following from the Tidewater
Federation were awarded the State
Farmer degree:
Bill Said, Dalma Boyd, Jimmy
Carrow, George Sullivan, Bobby
Waters, Woodrow Boyd, Joseph
Alligood, Daniel Woolard, Douglas
Tunnel, Joe Galloway, Jackie Mid
yette, Charles Bennett, Berry Will
liam, James Swain, Jerry Cox
Owen Smith, w. D. Paul and Delber
Armstrong.
P. T. Long of Engelhard was
among IL teachers awarded the,
honorary State Farmer degree.
Following is a list of F. F. A.
members by schools attending the
convention:
Bath Chapter: Bill Slade, Guy
Cutler, Ronald, Robert Cutler
Bryan Brooks, Lindsay Bowen, Dali
ma Boyd, E. C. Sawyer, Tom Saw
yer, Sammy Jarvis, Jimmy Gaylord
Leroy Waters, Jimmy Carrow
George Sullivan, Bobby Waters
Joseph Alligood, Daniel Woolard
George Brady, Woodrow Boyd.
Chocowinity: Cord o n Edwards
Archie Bright, Bill Harding, Roy
Elks, Garry Warren. Aurora: Joe
Galloway, Jackie Midyette, Charles
Bennett, Berry Williams, James
Swain. Washington: John Alligood,
Sam Singleton, Roy Cole, Wade
Rogers. Pantego Chapter: Oren
Smith, Garry Smith, Ellis Smith.
Frank Wharton, w. D. Paul, Del
bert Armstrong.
Swan Quarter: Eric Swindell, Doug
las Tunnel, Daniel O'Neal, Roy
O'Neal. Engelhard: John Wade
Spencer, ]. M. Fakes.
The following teachers of Agri-
culture were in attendance at the
convention: o. J. Gaylord, j. L.
Patrick, M. L. Andrews, Robert
Smith, Charles Reardon, F. G.
Lewis, J. NJ. Worrell and P. 7.
Long.
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die and sons of Yorktown, Va. are
visiting their parets, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. c. Creole ad Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Jordan.
Mrs. Wahab Edwards and daugh-
ter Becky Edwards of Rocky Mount,
Miss Mary Hamilton Bruce of Le-
noir and Miss Sandra Jones of War
renton visited Mrs. B. F. Keaton.
w. G. Ralph attended the furni-
ture exposition and rug market at
High Point last week, where he
viewed the latest styles of furniture
in the interest of the Harris and
Ralph Furniture Co. here.
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A. Rouse presided at the punch
bowl and Mrs. d. C. Creole served
cake squares topped with white ic-
ing conferred with green leaves,
nuts and minis carrying out a green
and white color scheme. Mrs. Will
liam Primer of Gainesville, Florida,
presided over the guest book and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Dilday said
the goodbyes.
Mrs. Robert D. Mitchell and the
Mary King Circle assisted with
over all arrangements, about two
hunded guests called during the
evening.
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could be finer If it's....
''MADE IN
NORTH CAROLINA"

Nothing
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We
Colonial
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PRICES GOOD THRU SAT-,
JULY 9. QUANTITY RIGHTS
RESERVED. NONE SOLD
TO DEALERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-07

Tontghts top stotCs preutewed by TV Keys staff,
rho attend reedrsdLS, match screenings and GnGlyze
scripts In NeW York. Hollywood elsewhere Their
opinions are offered guide to utewers
Bringing Up Buddy"Cesare Comes Calling" story with
muted humor While Buddy suspicious about Italian
singer his auns have invited to dinner the ladies
not They steal the show from opera singer Robert
Weede.. as they go about dining with down on
his luck $3.50 pm. WToP-s.
Andy Griffith-FokSy charm abounds when Sheriff Andy
teams up with runaway boy and little frog This is
nice change from all the violence around Andy
Griffith and Don Knots Just plain ovable $50 pm.
WTOP-9 5F
Adventures In Paradise-"A Whale Of Tale" Delightful
show for the 1t just doesn't fair to discuss
the shortcomings of any play that features auring
doll like Juliet Prowse There's Mr. Mckay usual plus
extremely muscular coconut-crusher named Cal
Bolder $50 pm. WMAL--7.
Barbara StanwyckHouse Order Unabashed soap opera
but accurate that followers of that genre might
enjoy it. It's the one about the who gets a
minimum amount of time to straghten out her affairs
before entering the hospital for emergency surgery from
which she may not 1000 pm. WRC4.
Political Broadcas-President Eisenhower Vice President
Nixon and Henry Cabot Lodge will be heard in this half
hour election-eve telecaSt. 1890 pm. WTOP-9.
Peter GunnThe Death Frame Pete is framed but he and
the lieutenant take of everything Naturally the two
of them have their customary flip conversation and we
get to meet pal of Petes, Squeaky bone
cruSher. 1890 pm. WMAL-7. Ee~
Political BrOadcaSt-Sen John F. Kennedy addresses
Boston rally tonight HOO pm. WToP-9.
Political AddressTaped repeat of the addresses made by
President Eisenhower Vice President Nixon and Henry
Cabot Lodge, heard earlier this evening. HOO pm
tWRC-4) and (WMAL-D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-07
OTHER N
HIGHLIGHTS

l1:OO, WTTG ~ - Starlight
Theater. Allegheny UpriS-
ing" John Wayne. Claire
Trevor 1880.
HAS, WMAL tD-F.irS t-Run
Movie. Conflict. An lin
valid" husband murders his
wife. Hum phrey Bogart
Q945).
HAS, WTOP (9)-The L a re
Show. Island in the Sky"
An assistant prosecutor and
his bride refuse to let a MUIR
der case hold up their honey
moon. Paul Kelly, Michael
Whalen, Gloria Stuart
1889.
1900, WRC t4-Jack Paar
Show. Tonight's program
will be a repeat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-07
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Tonights top shows preuietoed by TV Keys staff
rho attend rehedrsdls match screenings 1nGlyze
scripts in Nep York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered a guide to area pteiUers
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1960-12-17
mordecai johnson
To Head Advisory
Group, Frederick
Douglass Home
National Association
Of COlOred WOmen's
Clubs Sponsoring
Douglass Project

Washington, D. CDR. Mordecai
W. Johnson, president emeritus of
Howard University, was named to-
day by the National Association of
Colored Women's Clubs to head a
committee of 10 distinguished citi-
zens who will advise the women's
group on the restoration and main
tenance of the home of Frederick
Douglass, n oted Negro abolitionist
of the pre-Civil War era.
The Douglass Home is located in
the Anacostia section of Washing
ton, D. C. 1t contains many of his
records of the anti-slavery move
ments in the United States; his
freedom papers, which date back to
1916; files of his newspaper, THE
NORTH STAR; as we'll as many
other relics of the period. The home
is owned pointly by NACWC and
the Frederick Douglass Memorial
and Historical Association.
The purpose of the advisory COM
nittee, which includes educators,
government officials, congressman,
and business and civic leaders, is
to recommend to the owners ways
and means of restoring the home
and maintining it as a national
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