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Evening star., 1961-07-29

had better check each word in
your dictionary; then try using
them in your daily speech.
Answers: lie: 2-J: &c;
"A; sc; 6-I; I'd; 8-F; 9-B;
10-H.
Like to play word games?
William Morris has chosen 10
OF his trickiest word games and
puzzles for family, party OF
solitaire play. For your copy
of the pamphlet, simply send
a self-addressed, stamped en-
velope plus 10 cents for ham
ding to William Morris, "rop
Ten Word Games" in care OF
this newspaper.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
ON EMBASSY ROW
Peru Celebrates
14thAnniversurv

den of the Ambassadors
residence.
Honor Spanish General
The Spanish reception was
noted for the presence of
hemisphere air force person.
alities. Included were air at
taches of Latin American
and other Embassies. The
United States Air Force was
represented by Maj. Gen.
r. A. Breitweiser, Assistant
Chief of Staff, and his wife.
Also present were Brig.
Gen. and Mrs. Linscott Hall,
Gen. and Mrs. James Watson
and Gen. and l1rs. Arno
Luehman.
Gen. Palacios, the guest Of
honor, has been in this coun-
try since July 16. So far. he
has toured Air Force install
lations at Dayton, Ohio; Col
orado Springs. Col; Sacra-
mento and San Francisco in
California; San Antonio,
Tex, and the Langley Air
Force Base in Virginia.
Ambassador Mariana de-
Yturralde Y Orbegoso Of
Spain was an early arrival.
He said that although his
country has not requested to
be made a NATO member,
her contribution to Western
Alliance is sufficiently COW
cred by the 1853 Defense
Treaty with the United
States and the 1948 Iberian
Pact between Spain and
Portugal"
He expressed pleasure that
relations between the United
States and Spain are foster
ing and improving very well,
both militarily and politi-
cally."
He referred to United
States air bases in Spain as
"a defensive rampant of
Western civilization" and
added that since 1858 there
has been "a good under
standing between the two
countries of each others
position"
EcuadOrian Ceremony
At a third function, AM
bassador Alexandra T. Ponce
of Ecuador presented on be-
half of his government the
Order Of Merit to Mr.. Edu-s
ardo Arosemena; Minister
Counselor of the Ecuadorian
Embassy, in recognition of
the latter's services as gov
ernor of the Guayas Province
of Ecuador.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
BY ALFRED SHEINWOLD
ContributinR Writer

Last night was Black Friday
for the Washington bridge
team. After working up a one
point lead in the afternoon ses-
sion, the local standard bearers
were swamped by Chicago at
night, losing by a score of 149
to 80 international match
points.
Mai. William Christian, cap
tain Of the Washington team.
played last night with Paul
Kibler. backed up by Dick Har-
rison and Sidney Aronson. They
were opposed by Emanuel
Hochfeld. Chicago captain:
Miss Gloria Turner, Milton
Ellenby and 1var Stakgold.
In the afternoon, Washington
produced its only winning effort
Of the three sessions with
Israel Cohen. Mrs. Terry Mich
aels. Dick Harrison and Said
Haddad. They were opposed
by the Chicago foursome of
Albert Weiss, Arthur Glass, Ed
ward Rosen and Ivar Stakgold.
Washington was shut out on
the first 13 hands of the session
last night, picked up a single
point on the 14th hand and on
the last hand of the match
picked up its only other gain.
10 points. 1t was a clear case
of too little and too late.
In the biggest swing uf the
match a Washington player in
the first room went down 700
points at four clubs doubled,
and another Washington player
wandered into one club doubled
in the second room to con-
tribute another 200 points. 1t
was a bad night for clubs.
Milton Ellenby. of the Chi
cago team. brought in the best
Evening star., 1961-07-29
RobynGingerick
IsHonored
). ~
At Dance n

Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent L.
Gingerich of Silver Spring
gave a dance for their sub-
debutante daughter. Robyn.
last evening at the Manor
Country Club. b
Receiving with her mother,
Miss Gingerich wore a white
organza dress fashioned with
a Sequin cummerbund. The
hostess chose a black crepe
sheath and red brocade shoes,
Kenneth johnson and his
orchestra played for the
dancing. Decorations included
arrangements of white carna-
tions and silver leaves.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

Star staff Writer
Receptions given by Latin
American diplomats high
lighted the social life on
Embassy Row last evening.
Ambassador Fernan d o
Berckemeyer of Peru was
host at a party celebrating
the 140th anniversary of his
country'S independence.
Also, the Spanish Air At
tache and Mrs. Miguel Guer-
rero were hosts at a reception
honoring 1t. Gen. Enrique
Palacios, Chief of Staff of
the Spanish Air Force who
is visiting Washington as a
guest of his counterpart in
the United States, Gen. Cur
tis LeMay. ~
In a brief speech before
more than 500 guests, Am
bassador Berckemeyer gave
assurance of continued
friendship between his coun-
try and the United States,
and said:
There is no solution to
the problems of the Western
Hemisphere but that the
countries within it should
always be together"
Presents Awards
The Ambassador presented,
on behalf Of his government,
the Order of Merit insignias
to four distinguished Ameri-
cans for their services to
Pan-Americanism.
The Rev. Edward B. Bum,
president of Georgetown Uni
versity, was given the Grand
Gross of the Order.
The Rev. Frank L. Fadner,
head of the Languages and
Linguistic Institute of
Georgetown University. was
given the insignia of the
Order in the rank of Grand
Officer.
An equal insignia also was
given to Mr.. William j.
Clothier II. a Philadelphia
businessman and past presi-
dent of the Philadelphia
Pan-American Society.
Lastly, Mr.. Dudley IT.
Easily. jr.. secretary of the
Metropolitan Museu of
New York, was given the
insignia in the rank of
Commander.
Those attending the recep-
ton included Latin American
Ambassadors, DR.. Jose Mora,
Secretary General of the
OAS: DR.. William Sanders,
Assistant Secretary General
of the OAS; Mrs. Alice Long
worth, Miss Phoenicia
Brown, Miss Jacqueline
Peters, Mr.. Arnaldo Otero
and Miss Joyce Carneal.
The reception was held in
the vast and beautiful gar
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Mexican Landslide
Trups 20 Workers
By Roy Crane

MEXICO CITY. Mex, July
20 (AP) More than 20 high
way construction workers were
trapped yesterday and possibly
killed when tons of earth and
rocks rumbled onto their camp
as they slept at Tuxtla Cutter
rez, press reports said. Four
bodies were recovered.
The landslide occurred at a
camp the workers had built at
the foot of a mountain around
which the highway winds.
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WORDS, WIT AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM NORRIS

to each other. For each word
in the numbered list below,
there is a word of nearly or
precisely. the same meaning in
the lettered list. If the word
lettered "a" means nearly the
same as the word numbered
IS" write this down as 5-A.
When you are finished. check
against the answers at the
end of the column.
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New Camp Session

The second session of Camp
Ka-Yitz, a Montgomery County
Jewish Center activity, will be-
gin Monday at the center, 29O1
East-West Highway, Chevy
Chase.
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Chicago Bridge Team
Swomps Washington

played hand Of the match by
making ten tricks where only
nine seemed to blossom:
NORTH
as
36543
oQ943
%A976
WEST EAST
AAQ982 AK73
20 0AKJ
bKJ2 . 10 765
&K542 @Q83
SOUTH
AJ1054
109872
o AS
&J10
East South West North
10 Pass IA Pass
"a Pass A All Pass
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Opening Leads OF Diamonds
At first glance it would seem
that West must lose one dia-
mond. two clubs and one trump
trick. When the hand was
played four spades in the first
room, the Washington de-
clarer was defeated.
Mr.. Ellenby set out on a
campaign to make sure of five
trump tricks even IL the trump
suit happened to break badly.
The idea was to ruff diamonds
twice in his own hand, after
which he could surely run
three top trumps.
South won the first trick
with the ace of diamonds and
returned a diamond to the
king. Declarer ran three hearts.
discarding a diamond and a
club. then ruffed a diamond.
He returned a club toward
dummy: North played low. and
dumny's queen won. Mr.. Ell
lenby then ruffed another dla-
mond and was thus assured of
10 tricks.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

Note: Score 10 points for
each correct answer; 100 is an
excellent score; 80 is good.
Sixty or below means that you
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Answers te COCKsURE

core, course, corse. coke. cock. coca
cork, crock, cruise, crus, crocus. Grouse
cures, curse, occurs, ours, score, scour
soke. sore. sour, source. sock, soccer
sucre, sucker, sure. suer. succor, user
reck. rouse. rose. roue, rocks. ruse
rusk. ruck, ecru.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

Rules Of the game: / Words must
be of four ef more letters. >. Worns
which acquire four letters by the ad-
are not used. 3 Only one form Of a
word is used. 4. Proper names are MOI
used.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

By MOHAMMED A. RAUF, JR.
Star staff Writer
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den of the Ambassadors
residence.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
w A T C HIN

meaning, keeping vigil" Av-
erage mark, 43 words; time
limit, As minutes.
, 1961-11-30
the response and the keen in
terest shown in efforts to
solve the Islands housing pro-
blem.


land; Mrs. Mary Millar, lst
Vice President acted. She in
troduced R. H. Amphlett
Leader, who was master OF
ceremonies and, as usual, did
a ~commendable job. Mrs. Mil
lar was also c~omplimented
for the very efficient manner
in which she carried out the
duties during the absence Of
Mr.. Moorhead.
The Governor lauded Mr..
Moorhead for the efficient
manner in which he has car
ried out the duties Of his of
flee.
John Colby, Manager of the
Chamber gave a summary OF
, 1961-11-30

joint action by both the local
and Federal Governments.
Mr.. Edwards further expand
ed the discussion with an ex-
PLANTATION of the procedures
approved by his Agency, in
insuring housing loans which
are secured from a bank or an
approved lending agency.
A large number Of residents
from all over the island were
on hand and provided a lively
question and answer period
for the officials.
Several contractors, land
owners and prospective home
owners expressed great inter
est in the program. It is anti
cipated that further interest
will be demonstrated as the
new middle income develop
ments begin to take shape.
The Governor and officials
expressed satisfaction with
, 1961-11-30

Governor outlined the liberal
provisions of the 1861 Hous-
ing Act, enacted by the Con-
gress and signed into law by
President Kennedy. These pro
visions are applicable to the
Virgin Islands, he emphasized,
thereby providing easier fl
nancing through long-tern
Federally-insured mortgages
for construction and/or reno
walton Of dwellings within the
territory.
DR.. Moron, who presided,
discussed the Federal Housing
and Finance Agency, its con-
stituent agencies and explain
ed their functions and respon-
sibilities. He pointed out the
fact that efforts to clean up
slums, blighted areas and de-
teriorating structures within
the Virgin Islands require
, 1961-11-30
WANTED

SECRETARY : EXPERIENCED
in all types of dictation and
tipping.
Good salary.
Call C-23O Day; 2O6 at night
, 1961-11-30

his report and promised that
copies will be sent out to the
members.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

2317 Wilson Blvd. Arl. Va.
TIRED OF THE COMMONPLACE?
Now, here is something truly Diff
ferent and spacious and still on
the market for only S2S.abO.
Lovely entrance, tiled with a step
up cathedral ceiling living room
with fireplace, large separate din
ing room, terrific kitchen, bed
rooms and ga baths Beautiful
lot with tall trees in q lovely
neighborhood with good schools
Call for appointment to see love
ly home ATLAS OF ARLINGTON.
IA. 5-lS5O. KE. S-645S, JE. A.
7l34. ia. 5-5035. WE. l-1O69.
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FREE!

George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS ia. 4-l400
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sEASH0RE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DEL, 4-bdrm.,
2-bath luxurious year around cot
tage. 1-door TO ocean front st.,
81 200 mo. May consider sale
mid eos. Also 2-bdrm. home.
$l0.950. Come TO office. Our
House" 4th and Atlantic, Sat,
May ~ to Tuesday May 80. To
see these lovely homes or make
reservations to rent apis. or
cottages. Special June rates.
Phone 302-539-736l. L. T.
GRAVATTE, REALTOR, MA.
S-0753.
MACS HEAD-on the outer banks,
30 rental cottages, ocean pier,
marina. boat ramps, sailing, skiing;
free brochure. ROBERT A. YOUNG.
Box. "a, Kill Devil Hills, NC.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Lse., 3-bedrm., b,
pine-paneled furn. house: screened
pch., firepl.; for rent. CHI. S-4066.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAKE ESTATES-Corner
1a-acre lot at Orange ave. ard
Poinciana dr., blks from golf
course. Sacrifice. Write or call Mr..
Craver, RTE. 3. Hillsmere
Shores. Annapolis, Md. Dial Sol,
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INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
= CONDITIONED oil

AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE
BUILDING in the heart OF the
downtown financial district: o
stories, elevator. removable parti-
tion. 10000 net 50. IT, See Mr..
Marshall. IA. 7-4764. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, INC, 927 18th st.
NV, DI. 7-14l1.
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HISTORIC ESTATE
Being divided into SIX 1OO-acre
parcels, virginia's richest horse
country. Wide road frontage. some
nave pond and all have breath
taking views. Only l mile from
Lee Hwy, and Ia miles to Ma
tional Highway 66 interchange. :,
d; C.; side Of Warrenton. Never
will YOU see an offering like
tats ms again; Be first to chooss your
acre.
Evening star., 1961-05-26

Has the House You Want
Best Financing Available
We Take Trades

IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
A new 3-bedroom RAM
bier featuring full base
ment with outside en-
trance; big living room
and dining room, equip
ped kitchen and beautiful
wooded lot. Terms are
flexible. The price Is
$17,990.
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ORGANIZATIONS

1763765-67 "P" st. NV.
Approx. 10000 50. It. FOR
LEASE OR SALE. Suitable
for non-profit organizations.
Excellent location for high
caliber assn. Call Mr.. Row.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
MA. $4,000 Res. LU. 1-7069
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M. l.. S.

BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REALTORS
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Service Station for Lease

Have modern Shay porcelain ia
cilitieS available In Olney, Nd ,
area. Desire local man with me-
chanical ability. Minimum capital
required. For details. please cali
Mr.. HUFF, LA. a-bO00
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THE PRICE IS RIGHT
LUXURY

This spacious bi-level Is
built for the man who
wants the best. Features
include: -Four twin size
bedrooms, three baths,
formal-size dining room;
completely equipped elec-
trio kite h en-, including
dishwasher, and finished
family room. Two fire
places and automatic
washer also are included.
For your added comfort,
the entire house is air.
conditioned. The price is
$2S,950.
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SPRINGFIELD
CONTEMPORARY

A home designed for hap
piness and modern living.
1s-ft. living room, sepa-
rate dining room; Gold
Star gas kitchen with wall
oven and big Westing-
house refrigerator. Private
sleeping area offers three
bedrooms and two full
baths. Full basement.
B e eautiful community.
Priced at S18,990.
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George Mason Green Co.
REALTORS ia. 4-l4OO
FLASH! $500 CASH Is ALL YOU
NEED TO ASSUME PRESENT
FINANCING ON THIS TYR. old
ALL-BRIcK 3-BEDRM., 1h-BATH
n. ARLINGTON RAMBLER |
PRICED IN THE LOWER 2Os-
NO REASONABLE OFFER RE-
FUSED PAYMENTS AROUND
S144.lI
BARR REALTY INC. IA. 1880
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BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

AIR. CONDITIONED OFFICE
downtown financial district. a
stories, elevator. removable parti.
tion. 10000 net So. II. See Mr..
Marshall. IA. 7-4764 FRANK s,
PHILLIPS INC, 927 18th st. NV.
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APARTMENT

25 units. Excellent finane-
ing. One and two-bedroom
apts. Good condition. White
occupancy. Call Mr. Martin.
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res. OIL. 4-6s20
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
VACATION PLACES

n. OCEAN CITY, MD.-oceanside
apis. and rms, family neighbour
hood. conv. shop; reas. rates.
FL, 4-9635.
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10000 so. FIT

10, ,UUU SO. FIT.
lGSeS GCned csB q f. soDs ps5's S n St S5 S5OSns
Of Goth st. Vacant and ready e
CO.. Use for office bldg, garage,
union ORGANIZATIONS and others
JIM BINNING. FE. $1,000. Ewes.
EN-. 3-7063. EXCLUSIVE WITH
JAMES L. DIXON AND CO.,
Realtors.
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$13,75O

Exceptionally clean, s.
bedroom rambler on large
wooded, fenced lot. Blue
stone driveway, lovely pa
ito, many flowers. Selling
at the FILA appraisal,
with monthly payments
Of sos.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ROCKVILLE-Industrial park: new
warehouse and industrial space
available. Many outstanding COM
panies located here Rent from 81
per 50. it.
National Leasing and Building Corr.
NE, S-4346
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VIENNA - Abr. Cape Cod; full
bsmt:: beaut. 1a-acre lot; FHA OF
PICKETT CO. AGENTS
T4 N Glebe Road IA b-2h0I
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COOL! COOL!
ARLINGTON
REALTY CO, INC.

REALLY CO.t tNCs
1900 Wilson Blvd
IA. T-e3O0 Open Til Q
CROWDED? No more after you've
seen this de luxe, 4-bedroom, ga
bath beauty on 9 level h-acre lot
in q very distinguished neiRhbor-
hood of homes priced Up to $40
900; spacious liv rm., sep. dining
Ym., very smart kit, delightful
rec. rm.. bright bsmt., wall-to-wall
carpeting incl, carport: very good
terms, priced in upper 20s. must
be seen. JE. $4,000, VIM A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC. 701
w. Broad, Fails Church, Va.
DESIGN FOR LIVING IN MCLEAN
Unusual split-level with trees
central foyer. lge. liv. rm with
firepl.. and den, sep, formal din
rm,, mod. GE color kit rec. rm
with firepl., 3 bedrms., PA baths
patio; neighborhood pool mem.
bership available. 10 min. CIA
20 min. Pentagon, Main Navy;
price S27.950. BY OWNER, Ell
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"TOO mich HOTTSEn

VIENNA-l1s acres attractive q
bedrm. frame ramb. lge. liv. rm.,
sep. din. nm. equipped kit. and
breakfast nook with q view. Treed
lot, new listing, better hurry
Sl6,950, reas. terms. GEO. H
RUCKER SALES CORP, IA. g.
S6S5; ewes, JE. 2-6216.
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SWEET
As Baby'S Breath

A 3-bedrm. Taneher in q natural
setting Of tall trees and velvet
lawns. Cory fireplace IN charm
packed liy. rm. Family din: rm..
en-. MANY EXTRAS included In
sale price Of only $4,000. FHA
taFns 90 dasgrad
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DILLON LAND co.
TEXAS -

1EAAS
m VIRGINIA. 1900 acres Of our
finest Angus ranches: now 2l5
cows, 176 calves, s bulls, highly
bred herd. 3 sets Of farm build
ings, 5 silos, tenant houses.
l,500 prime apple trees, over
1000 acres cleared with water in
every field. Spacious 10-room
wide center. hall Colonial home
with 3 baths and 3 fireplaces;
recently decorated. To settle
Gstate-can be bought lock, stock,
and barrel OR lust real estate.
DILLON LAND co.
e. & Mk f4GaS saNk1N sssas5PR sS5PRte eulpsp.e sil
ACRES-HouSe 24x5O; barn 2Sx
80: bldgs. in good condition; AZ
miles Of Wash; only $3.50,
$4,000 down F. A HOLMES.
Realtor. Manassas, Va. EN-. s.
5131.
40 ACRES, excellent soil, hiEh
state Of cultivation. old home in
need of restoring, well suited for
farming, boys camp or convR-
lescent home; located in Stafford
County, Va, fine site for so
acre lake; price S110 per acre.
Call or write D. PERKINS,
OWNER, at S25 21st st. NV. FE.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17

outdoor European locations which approximate the actual Spanish backgrounds. Story deals with one of history's most tempestuous love stories-the affair between Fran cisco Goya and the Duchess Of Alba.
 Ava Gardner, regally beautiful in her fine costumes is said to give one of her best screen portrayals and Franciosa is ideally cast as the fiery and ruggedly handsome Goya. Several Italian stars give excellent performances.
 The second film on the same bil ling is Thunder Over Arizona" THURSDAY and FRIDAY
 Doctor At Sea" and Daniel Boone Trail Blazer" twin bill-the
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17
LOcki1eed Wins Missile Award

accomplishments of the Polaris and Diseoverer programs during 1960 have resulted in selection of the Lockheed Missiles and Space Division, as winner of the Dr. Rob- ert Hutchings Goddard Memorial Trophy for 1860. The award is for outstanding achievement in the
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17

A Chattanooga, Tennessee wom- an who mailed her former husband an aspirin tablet along with bills totaling nearly $2,000 discovered the headache was hers. Circuit Judge Joe Hunter ruled that $2.- 500 equity which Mrs. Peggy Elder held in the couples former home must be used to pay the bills.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17
Mrs L. C. Meade Visits Family Here

Alrs. [. c. Meade is visiting her son Tom Meade and family and is res ding at their home on the Naval Sta on.
 Mrs. Meade is from Los Angeles. She arrived here last Friday and expects to remain here until some time in June.
 The visitor is quite impressed with Kodiak and it's smog-free air.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17
missile and space field.


 The Polaris is the Navy-Lock- heed fleet ballistic missile, solid propelled, inertially-guided missile capable of being launched from submerged or surfaced nuclear sub- marines and surface ships.
 The Air Force Discoverer pro- gram, using the Lockheed Agena satellite, has placed 15 satellites n orbit and repeatedly effected re- covery of an instrument capsule. lhe award will be made March l6 in Washington, D. c. at the God dard memorial dinner.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17
SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED

Stephenita Devlin, a freshman student at the University of Alas ila, has been awarded an Alaska Native Scholarship for the 1861 spring semester.
 Miss Devlin is the daughter of Mrs. Bernice Rice, Kodiak, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17
On The Screen
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
 'Three Violent People"-Color and Vista Vision. Charlton Hester, Anne Baxter and Gilbert Roland. SUNDAY and MONDAY
 Separate Tables" = A Hecht- Hill-Lancaster version of an inter national stage success. Expertly di- rected and with excellent perform ances throughout turned in by a star-studded cast made up of Burt Lancaster, Rita Hayworth, Deborah Kerr, David Niven, Wendy Hitler, Gladys Cooper and Cathleen Nes- bitt.
 A la Grand Hotel" in character analysis, the stage play has been seen by 42 million people in 145 cities all over the world. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
 "The Naked Maja" = The com panion film in a double billing is said to be magnificently filmed in Technirama and Technicolor at the Titanus Studios in Rome and on
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17

When it comes to doing for others, some people will stop at nothing.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17
KODIAK MIRROR

first a naughtical romance with Dick Bogarde and Brigittee Bardot, and the latter with Bruce Bennett and Indians.
Kodiak mirror., 1961-03-17

A BRUNETTE WITH GREEN EYES Chickie Chya. pictured aoove aspes to the coveted She her entry recently the twelve now in the field. = - ~ ~ M 'o This young lady Kodakan born here 6 wears ago. She IS the daughter of Chya She In the Kodiak high hobbies as roller e skating. - - - - Her Sponsors Alaska King Crab and the yFW
 Photo By Amegh