davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-06-18

broken from the carved teak
rail around the poop and the
cabin lock was smashed and
a Ginning ships clock, galley
stove. sleeping bags, binoculars
and a long list Of other articles
taken.
Comdr. Curtis obtained q
60-year-old red oak beam from
a barn in Maryland and
turned out new newell posts in
his basement workshop but
otherwise he is still busy
getting Teak for Two in shape
You'll soon see 1t on the
Potomac.
Evening star., 1961-06-18

Sound area for five months,
Comdr. Curtis was transferred
to Washington and had the
junk shipped on a flatcar be-
cause it was too wide to be
trailed over the highways.
Originally he had a full
canvas cover but someone stole
that and sparks apparently
from old-time switch engines
burned holes in the canvas
sail.
Equipment Stolen
That was only the beginning,
though. Newell posts were
Evening star., 1961-06-18

OoN'T LOAD YOURSELF ooWN
WITH CUMBERSOME EQUIPMENT
WHEN YOU STEP INTO THE BOAT;
IT'S DIFFICULT 10 KEEP YOUR
BALANCE WITHOUT USING YOUR
HANDS, so YOU NAY UPSET OR
DUNK ARTICLES cVERaoARp. IT'S
BEST 10 STOW GEAR ABOARD AND
THEN STEP IN 10 ARRANeE IT, OR
HAVE SOMEONE HAND RI TO YOU
WHILE YOU'RE SAFELY SEATED
M TIE BOAT.
NEVER JUMP INTO A BOAT. USE
HANDS For sTEADlNESS As YOU
STEP ABOARD AMosHlP.
6EFoRE SETTING OUT DISTRIBUTE
GEAR 50 ITS WELGHT IS 9ALANc-
Ed THROUGHOUT BOAT. KEEP THE
LOAD As LOW M THE BOAT As
POSSIBLE, AND AVOID SWAPPING
FROM ovERLo LoADIkao.
Evening star., 1961-06-18
STRANGE VISITOR TO THE POTOMAC
Teak for Two Chinese, but She's Not Junk
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

Take a hull with. a shape
like a half walnut shell whose
design hasn't changed in 1000
years, build it Of teak with
a high poop and single solid
mahogany mast and what
have you?
A Chinese junk, If you
haven't guessed already. and
although it may roll a bit in
a cross wind you'll have a
craft that will cruise safely in
just about any weather CheSa-
peake Bay has to offer.
At least that's the opinion
of Navy Comdr. Clifford B.
Curtis of 2729 Arlington Ridge
road. Arlington.
Curtis and his wife June
own a junk called appropri-
ately Teak for Two, now
moored at the Washington
Sailing Marina.
Replica Of Classical Junk
Teak for Two has the ira
ditional lines of all Chinese
junks with which Curtis fell
in love when he first went to
the Far East several years ago.
On missions in the China Sea
he saw them roll and pitch
their way through the worst
Of storms.
This, however, is no ordinary
craft. Teak for Two is q rep
lica Of a classical Chinese junk
and one has only to glimpse
the elaborate carvings on the
bulkheads and cabin doors to
realize it.
Right now, Teak for Two is
bit the worse for wear, hav-
ing been both damaged and
looted on a long trip by rail
from Gne west coast. !
Busy with Repairs
Comdr. Curtis is busy with
repairs and when she's ship ,
shape and fresh varnish ap-
piled. the junk will be sailed ;
down the Potomac to a cottage ,
site the couple owns on Mattox
Creek just below Colonial '
Beach.
Curtis acquired Teak for I
Two in Hong Kong. AS navi- t
gator of the carrier Lexington
he was then on his second
trip to the Far East.
New Chinese junk building 8
is always a family venture. {
That is, the builder will hire I
his workers by the family. The S
father, for instance, may be a a
carpenter; the sons helpers and i
the mother a cook. /
When times are slack, the e
builder will put together two
Evening star., 1961-08-27
Star Dust
REFLECTIONS ON DIVING AND SWIMMING

REFLECTIONS ON DIVING AND SWIMMING
TEW physical feas graceful than welexecuted
dive And the diving duet pictured
be skllfuly DONE though can't where started
where it will end.
Diving is difficult Surprisingly few swimmers learn
dive WELL though would think that the SkillS 60
together Nearly swimmer learns plunge headore
the but this isn't diving least real
diver the kind pictured the On the other hand
rsrate divers swim only we'll enough to back the
board for another dive.
This writer is expert at neither swimming nor diving
though he has mastered the former sufficiently have
vived of thrashng about in the Chesapeake
Bay the Potomac Pauxen and St Mas Rivers and nnumer
able creeks ponds and pools Once after watching circus
performer dive into few feet of from board 100 feet
in the air. he felt reasonably safe in trying dive from 4oOt
height into feet of water The least polite member of the
eerng crowd at the pool said it 1.-The sensational
beywhopper since Jonah Since that unhappy experience
the only water he has dared headrs the shower
One reason there many more swimmers than divers is
that dive relatively along
shore of the example, from Sandy Point State
Park to Drum Point and won't find dozen diving boards
You'll find 80 beaches and hundreds swimmers and
bahers but diving worthy of the Oh you'll people
jumping from boats and piers here and there but that isn't
diving The diving boards and their pools for the
most part and these comparatively few.
These lines written overlooking the
Dares Beach It's hot humid afternoon and the beach and
the water swarmng with people of all sizes and
shapes There tell if of them dive because
there's place to do it. But that of them
swim they're either lying sitting the beach
else floating around tubes inflated thingmabObS
Sembng mattresses.
All of which question: Is swimming dying sport?
Or to put another will the of these floating gadgets
do to swimming what the automobile has done walking?
Paradoxically, while fewer people seem be swimming
and diving the conventional the popularity of
lung swimming skin diving much hazardous sport
steadily increasing Read Exploring the Floor
pages 10 and H. and reconcile it with all those gadge
riders you've at the beaches this summer.
NEXT SUNDAY
Oyster Fleet Sails for GlOry-A prevew of the annual
Oyster Fleet sabo Races be held off Deal Island Labor
Day.
Designer SpeaksAdele Simpson forecasts fashion trends
for Fall and Winter
Polo From the Ground UP-An introduction to the polo
loving Cunningham and Rawlings families Dollbaby
Evening star., 1961-07-12

connected to our upper level.
1t is quite a large room with
asphalt tile on the floor.
After this winter, we found
it as warm, if not warmer.
than any of the other rooms
in the house. We have five
floor heating ducts. We have
three large sliding doors on
the north exposure and one
large sliding door on the
other. / have ceiling-to-floor
curtains which might be a
help.
I can't estimate the cost
as this house is entirely diff
ferent from our old one.
Evening star., 1961-07-12

and book stores but with no
luck.
1 will be glad to exchange,
temporarily or permanently,
my books for yours. The
author Of the series is Victor
Appleton.
Evening star., 1961-07-12
WEE WOMEN

"Mr. ostrich says my spell
ing is awful. I'd like to
hit him with that l9
pound dictionary of his... /"
built in. The oven, q nice
big one, is beneath the
burners, and the control
Evening star., 1961-07-12
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

caused In particular by steam
rising from the range.
He pointed out that you
have to reach over anything
that might be cooking on
the surface units to get at
the oven. 1t didn't take much
imagination on my part to
visualize reaching over boil
ing potatoes or onions at
Thanksgiving to get at the
turkey in the oven.
After looking around, we
decided on a 27-inch unit
called a compact, that looks
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Glass Doors

To Mrs. NJ. A. w., ROCKVILLE
Mrs. r. M. G., Washington
A year ago. we built a new
home and has had the sliding
thermopane doors placed in
our family room. which is
Evening star., 1961-07-12

months old. He's in fine
health, but we find that our
six year old son just does
not seem interested in caring
for him. We will be happy to
give him away. with his cage,
If anyone wants him. Please
contact us IN WRITING
through RICH.
Evening star., 1961-07-12

they were displayed, but that
he discouraged people from
buying them because of the
potential burning hazard
Evening star., 1961-07-12

store I visited, my mind was
changed.
The salesman said that he
had these units to sell, and
Evening star., 1961-07-12
NY Mind Was Changed
To Mrs. H. F. S., KenSington
Mrs. z. A, W., ARLINGTON

In answer to your query about whether or not
to invest in the cooking unit with the range that
pulls out of the wall and has the above it, let
me tell you what found.
Last fall, when we renodeled our kitchen,
looked with favor on such unit but at the first
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Tom Swift
Mr., ". S.. Wnshinntot

Mr.. W. S., Washington
I would like to know
where I can obtain books of
the Tom Swift" series. I
have the second series, which
is entitled tom Swift, jr.' but
would like to get the first
series for my collection. I've
checked the local libraries
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Here's How

RecderS' Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
NAIL as Q public service exehonss
Of idsos between GFea readers. The
Stor eonnot accept phone cells per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full name and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
panel is separate and can be
put where you choose.
We are very much salts
fled with 1t. and it fits in
beautifully in our kitchen.
Evening star., 1961-07-12
Pdrukeet

Mrs. C. S., Bethesda
We have a young parakeet.
blue and white, about three
Evening star., 1961-01-10
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
FARM AND GARDEN
ROOMS FURMIsHED-N.W.

COW MANURE. well rotted,
bushels 81: 10 bushels $3.50:
bushels $40, delivered. HE. 4-oz
Evening star., 1961-01-10

UNUSUAL LADIES
tbl White, TO lAterview mothers re-
earding an educational program in
the home, this is not set OF
books, selling experience helpful
but not essential, ths ealiser q q
earn over SlO0 In q 90 .hr. WK.
Extremely interesting and creative
work, Please call Non. Fri, 3 10
\ only. WA. s-J33N.
Evening star., 1961-01-10
NRLp WoMfR

fTRIsF.1EcEPTI0NfsT, soed typ.
int skills; will train for switch
board: liberal employee benefits,
medical. life insurance, retire.
nent plans, holidays and 4-wk
leave yearly. S-day. 40-hr. @k.;
salary based On experience: CON-
pany to relocate APPROX. May 1861
nr. Rockville pike and Randolph
rd. in new science industry Gen.
ter. Call bet. and 4::30 pm.
JU $4,000 for APPOINTMENT.
fHoTOdRAMMETRY INC. silver
SprinE, Nd.
Evening star., 1961-01-10
REPAIRS AND sgRvieEs

ADDITIONS. porehes, rec rms.
n9oTsr npoHis. n.n nnd atttiss ni'hsS We
eat. FHA terms. MODERN STYLE
CO. Of Bethesda. OIL. 4.6SfO.
ADDITIONS AND REMODELING,
rec. rms, carports, dormers, "a.
RACES porches. FRA financing
iHs5l anNRyA yAl NC. NSSIk yE. yip'5s s.da9S' daa2MEh T.
ALL TYPES MASONRY and ear
pentry work; additions. gar. rec.
rms. retaining walls, fla Gstone
ts'lsi; nsy IT, Efrl sa4s .aS4ssE.ntsie sE sais4s n:
ALL ROOF REPAIR, gutter and
spoutinE, roof painting; Ss and
up. free estimate. LU. 1.9Ol6,
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK. Teas-
oonsble !res estimates, cali CO.
BRICK AND CEMENT WORK
SpecialiZinE in earaees, Additions
and concrete porchss. RE. T.SI64
after Pm.
BUILDING. remodeling and repairs.
~ yrs. exper.. work guar. PRINCE
GEORGES CO. CONTRACT CO.
CH. S-SO6..
CARrENTER WORK; 57 the Job or
py the hour. Small or lGe, jobs.
RsaS. Ph: CE. 6-sSS0. Mr.. LAME.
CAnPENTRY WORK, painting; free
nestimstss: Call any time.
CLEANING; PAINTING, THING
waxing, plastertng, etc. Free "a.
Inmates. co. S-6IOe.
DhY WALL, board hanging, taping
fini1hihk' expertly done. NONAE6
SNYDER, Ii. 4.6649, LA. 0.2O72,
Evening star., 1961-01-10
MElp DOMESTIC
ANNUAL PAID VACATION

oH.M.. MSs eisia coz esoEinss. s.sstSN ss.ls. TAX.
responsibility helpint with ehii.
dren. Live-tn or sleep some nights
ealary depends on experience. En-
Evening star., 1961-01-10
REPAIRS AND SERVICES
(coNTlNUED,

BOME IMPROVEMENTS and re
pairs: kit, bath. addition. Worl
sq'f EHn Y sSadese s e.i sH'ssis'1S ss GAis saal
RA. $4,000 tdiys,. Din. 1-I56i
lniIhtsl.
PAINTING. interior. exterior;: roof
e.P essIPens,s sn, ;,m, sstteE IN ucrk saI. y white
FAfNTINe-lntefior. exterior. 20.
yrs exp. Work guar. ct low price
M6pLIN AEos. White. He
PAINTING. Int. and eItsF.; non.
rsis. L. S-7ssS, VII WI. S.9s7s. S.a To'h
lPAlNTiN0 = ApaTtments SSS AND
700, all types paintint. We do Il
for less: white Refs, We are Il
ne yellow psatss. at. Gail ~. S-102t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Walia washed, floors cleaned anc
Eaxed. Reas. rates. Free estimates
Satisfaction suar. JE. 2.as4a.
PAINTING, PAPER1N0. LIST ciasi
workmanship: work. done innedi.
ately. Mk. PoAT, RA. 3-S643.
PAINTING, clean work. odorleS;
and scrubbable paint. Can unit
II pm. ADl z-369s.
PApERN0 AND PANTlN0-CaI
about my winter prices and save
White mechanic. LA Q-.3s1.
PAPER REMOVAL By the oniy
bonded and insured Wallpaper re.
moval co. In D. c., Nd; va. ReA.
sonable. neat, enc. Di. 1900.
fLAsTERTNG REPAIRS, old ant
new work. Larke and small jobs
salts. guar. Reas. JU. a-415l.
ROOF AND GUTTER REfAIRs-
All types; work Guar.; free esti-
mates; white mech: WA. 7.0442
sfECIALIZlNG m BRICK. Blk,
cement work and stone, J. SET.
TIES. La. a-04.I. =
WALL sCRAPPING and piasterinf;
first class; all work suaranteed.
RE. 5-.634.
UPnOEsTEAlNG. draperies and
TRIcE.
Evening star., 1961-01-10

TV SALE
Choose from over 100: recondi-
TONED, guaranteed. Priced from
$l4.p5
bLARS TV. 542? Western Ave
NV: Mon. Through Fri, Till o
"416 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
DalIy to Z; SATURDAY.. q PM
Evening star., 1961-01-10
We Cater to Servicemen
or2SE fH6ssl. 6RAIlY Eve. & I2i FiLL
THE CROWN co.
827 7th ST. NV.
RE. T-bU16


FURN., leaving town, Nv. rm.. 2
Dedrms.. din. rm... also radio-Tv-
Tse9rd nsI,v ,T3crs:,.S S9ns excel cond.; 4 ssls
viii sell separate. wa. SAIL.
FURN., cocktail tables, chrs., sofas,
lamps, mirrors, desk. credenza,
bedrm. Fr. prov. chr. DU. 7-l523
FURN. = Chests OF drawers l4I,
white oak, I double, 6-drawer
S36; l single 5-draWer, SIS: .
small :i-draTef, SIS each: all chest.
with glass tops: sofa, white leather
black trim. makes into bed. $40
socktail table, white formica top
$50; 2 eAd tables, black, Glass tops
both for $40; large mirrors, Sol
each: 4 misc. chairs. liv. rm. and
psdrm., $40 for all: gray rug 6xB
18th st. NV. Apt. 3O7
FURN.-NoTICE TO THE PUB.
LIC. Thousands of dollars worth
Of used furniture being sold
Partial list: Sofa beds, SIS; roll.
away beds: Sl1.95: chest; 81 so
,Ss tSsks5s; sns .ss.. SSi rsisEs' tisI.:' $50 ode
sea Sest ss oad siSnssts eSsi4. s:t' ss se. sse
tresses, $40; odd beds, $50; ode
springs. $3.50 ENGLEsIDE FURN
CO., 4512 Richmond hwy. 10. O
-. Alex: Open It'll 3 daily.
GAS RANGES, used, SO up Easy
credit ACNE STOVE CO.. i0i i
9TH st M, Ma. H.S952.
GENERATOR, electric. $500 watt;
~ cycle: sinsle phase: ITO volt.
Evening star., 1961-01-10
BUSINESS SERVICES

ACCOUNTHNG-TAx SERVICE in
your home, my once, incl. ewes 4,
NkendB. Home owners, bus, other
returns Q speciality. FE, 3.1Olo.
CATERING sERVlCE-Expef, pvt
parties, banauets. weddings: 80
yrs. exper., reliable help, Neas
rates. co. 6.6041.
Evening star., 1961-01-10
ROOMS FuRR-MD..vA.
ROOMS FuRN-s.E..s.W.
ROOMS WITH BOARD

LARGE FURNISHED RIM. kitchen
privils. Reasonable. Transp. Wo-
man. 10. 2-5331.
Evening star., 1961-01-10

REFRIGERATOR. Frigidaire, excel
lent condition: older model: auto.
defrost; new motor compressor;
lO.2 eu. IT,; EN-. 2.1575s
Evening star., 1961-01-10

FURNITURE-From hus-
band and wife who could
not keep up payments on
) complete rooms of fur
niture worth $400. viii sell
to responsible party for
1894. Assume payments Of
$3.50 per week.
MARLO'S WAREHOUSE
1923 14th st. NV. DE. 2-4747
Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs. Til. .
Fri, Sat. and Sun. Til 8
Evening star., 1961-01-10
lnEous FOR SALE ROOMS fuRHIsHEp-N.w.

RANGES-ALL SIZES
reskLEss reesi sAEss iEis e. g as4 5 a. asiSS aS.
kEFRIGERAT0Rs, used, sis.g5 up:
credit guar; del. ACME STOVE,
1O1l 9TH ST., NV. ma. s.s952.
REFRIGERATORs-Better quality
expertly recond. 5-year warranty.
UNIVERSAL. 1900 oeorgia ave.
kEFRIGERATORs. used. guar. |;
credit. 356. 14th St NV. TU. g
6141. Open ewes. 1mmed. delivery.
REFRIGERATORS = Late model,
GOOD cond. Guaranteed. win
deliver. $50 IL. 4-2.04. 10s
REFRIGERATORS
Areas largest floor display. fully
guaranteed. all sizes. from 500 so.
PEERLESS SALES co.
2237 Georgia Ave. AD. 2-2l0O
RUG, Oriental, imported. 4 It. S
inches by 8 It. INCHES, in good
RUGS1sx12 rugs, $40; Oriental
rug. S25: Linoleum rug, So as:
large selection small and large
rugs. HOFFMAN,. .2447 18th St.
NV. CO. 5-5118. CHARGE accounts
invited. Open ewes. til 0, Sat. til
o: Sunday. IL to y.
RUGs-denuine oriental. ali sizes: !:
very reasonable. CASSABIAN, 32O4
sa6,s ct VrJAa
Evening star., 1961-01-10
Stenographer
SECRETARY

Permanent position with security
dement's Is now available 10 /
versatile youne woman living west
OF Rock Creek Park. Essential
IL 10 IS. min. diet. sO w.p.m. snf
typine 81 v.p.m., With AGILITY 10
demonstrate both initiative and
sSanG s0, n,9n Snd'M:n,S Sa,l.ry GePend-
personnel once. EN-, s-iOOo: . Ia
J.. Tuesday thrOus h Friday
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE
CO.. 5000 wisconsin ave.
Evening star., 1961-01-10
lcokflNUeb,
FURNITURE
5 COMPLETE ROOMS
BEDROOM
LIVING ROOM
DINETTE
NO MONEY DOWN
TERMS, SIS PER WEEK

Only once In . blue moon
90 you save on q special
like this. All brand-new,
top-auality furniture. Hand
some living room suite with
sofa and matching chair,
g lamps, Q step tables, end
cocktail table: 7.piece bed
room has double bed. box
sprint and mattress. 9 pil-
lows, dresser with mirror
and fuli.sized chest: 6-piece
chrome dinette set has q
table end 4 matchine chairs.
Your choice Of colors. I'm
mediate credit approval and
Evening star., 1961-01-10
ROOMS FURNISHED-N.E.

SINGLE. EMPLOYED person; prlvi.
leses. 1918 c st. ne. Ii. 7-41s3.
O36 4 ST.-Private home. adjoin-
ing bath. empl. lady, no smoking.
drinking Ii. 6-3.S6.
Evening star., 1961-01-10

FgRN.i must sell, moving-Entire
4 rms television. also miseel.
FURN. Must sacrifice bedrm.. iiv.
!, rnlo dinetto Get for $3.50: 4 mos.
old: after 3 p.Ha. IA. 4.S97B,
Evening star., 1961-02-05
I!lz:|'1812;1'::':)
EveMiRS, Cent.
7::30 @ WAGON TRAIN.

Western. ! Hour. "The Path ct the
Serpent" A small group Of volunteers
attempts to escort young girl melinda
Plowman) through warTing Indians to her
dying father. Noah Beery F., stars.
Robert HarIand, Jay SllveTheeIs are fea-
tuFed.
q OFFICIAL DETECTIVE.
Crime. Everett Sloane stars.
Cd HONG KONG.
Adventure. Hour. "Lady codiva." An
unknown assassin threatens correspond
ent and lady publisher while they are
searching for clues in the staying Of
shady pseudoneWsman. Rod Taylor, Dina
Merrill star.
Cd THE AQUANAUTS.
Adventure. Hour. A pretty girl tSusan
0iverl becomes the hostage Of an escaped
convict. Jeremy Slate and Ron Ely star
as the divers.
500 Cd FNE.STAR FEATURE.
Movie. Hours. "Youn9 Mr.. Lincoln"
1889. The story of Llneoln's early years
beginning in 1882 when he starts out as
young lawyer. Henry Fonda. Alice Brady.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
Tuesday at the Indian Greek
Coilnkry Club.

Tuesday at the Indian Greek
Country Club.
The Finnish Ambassador
and Mrs. Seppala. in Miami
Beach from Washington, said
they'd seen more snow in the
Nations Capital this winter
than during the winter
months in their native Hell
sinki.
The ambassador and his
wife have been seen at Hal
landale's Gulfstream Race
Track. He said trotting races
are the most popular form Of
horse racing III Finland. The
Seppalas, guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Akers Of WASH
ington and Surfside. in their
Surf Club apartment, have
watched the horses in action
from the Turf Club box Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Edwards.
More Capital visitors in
Lauderdale are Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward w. Fay. who are
visiting the Dick Landrums
for three weeks.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
PALM BEACH REPORT
Kennedys Due
For Vocation

Powell Of Chevy Chase, Md.
"A recent arrival at the hotel
included MIR. and Mrs. Fran
els c. Peters Of Washington.
Mr.. Franklin Delano Roose-
yelt, jr.. stopped at the Bal
moral Hotel in Bar Harbour
last week.
Envoy There
Also in the Miami Beach
area, having arrived last
Sunday were Gen. and Mrs.
Lyman Lemnitzer. The gen.
eral, who is chairman Of the
Joint Chiefs Of Staff. spoke
at the Committee Of One
Hundreds Southern dinner
Evening star., 1961-03-26
HOuse Guests

The Herbert A. Mays en-
tertained house guests last
week end. They included Mr..
and Mrs. Henry A. Dudley
Of Washington, the King
McCords. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Hodges, the Lyle Rich
ardsons, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Smiths and Walter Cur
ley, all of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. George
Toomey Of the Capital have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thaddeus Trout. One evening,
the hosts gave q dinner party
in the Pool Room Of the Col
ony Hotel, honoring the
Toomeys and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harper Of Southern
Pines, N. c. From here, Mr..
and Mrs. Toomey went on to
the Bahama Islands.
Mrs. Roy st. Lewis Of Wash.
ington. who has been q guest
ct the Colony, has been q
m uch entertained visitor.
Mrs. Max Pray Of Chicago
and Palm Beach was Q lunch
con hostess. Col. and Mrs.
Marion Grevy gave Q large
dinner party In the Pool Room
.honoring Mrs. st. Lewis who
came to Palm Beach primar-
lily to attend the Great Lady
Hospital Benefit Ball. Mr.. and
Mrs. LeRay Berdeau also en-
tertained for Mrs. st. Lewis.
Mrs. Robertson Marshall Of
the Capital, former winter
resident Of Palm Beach, Is
spending several weeks at the
Breakers. After leaving here,
MrS. Marshall viii return to
Washington for two weeks,
after which she win go to st.
Louis to complete portraits
started in the Capital Of Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. B. L. Robinson.
Mrs. Clarence Dodge Of
Washington entertained q
small group Of friends in the
Starlight Room Of the Break
ers in honor Of her son and
daughter-in-law, the Clar-
ence Dodges. junior. Also en-
tertaining in the Starlight
Room were Mr.. and Mrs. John
Evening star., 1961-03-26
BY BERNARD O'BRIEN
contrisuting writer

PALM BEACH, Fla. "A
welcome for President and
Mrs. John r. Kennedy on
their arrival is on this re-
sorts agenda for the week.
Mrs. Kennedy and the two
children are due tomorrow
and the President on We'd
nesday,
The couple, with their two
children, expect to be here
until about April 4, stay
ing at the ocean-front estate
Of his parents, former AM
bassador and Mrs. Joseph
p. Kennedy.
The social side Of Palm
Beach should be in full swing
while the Kennedys are here.
There is much entertaining
now for the Duke and Duch-
ess Of Windsor who arrived
here Tuesday and are at the
home Of former Ambassador
and Mrs. Arthur Gardner.
who also live on the ocean
front.
Today the Duchess Of Wind
sor is serving as honorary
chairman for the fourth an
nual Polo Ball. q benefit for
the Damon Runyon Cancer
Fund. in the Celebrity Room
Of the Royal Poinciana Play
house. Also on the scene is
Elsa Maxwell, who arrived
Friday for q stay at the
home Of Christopher Dun
ply, close friend Of the
WindsorS.
Recent guests at the Card
ner estate were Mr.. and Mrs.
william Weaver Of New York
City.
Evening star., 1961-03-26
why buy these MINKS?


minks brecteks exclusive
experience this thrilling
Evening star., 1961-09-11

company serving preferred risks directbymui with no
saesmen enjoy real savings You also have the con
venience of monthly premium rates which allow easy
budgeting regular basis
Evening star., 1961-09-11
No Salesman Calls-Available up to Age so.
No Medical Examination for those
Under so in Good Health

A1owyou family marvellous security life
~
eue No medical applicants
and important, considerable O.
HOW MARQUETTE KEEPS THE RATES SO
gives complete death by accident
with added possible
Our svce doing business mail
poicyholdes.
Evening star., 1961-09-11

The 5Star Plan gives you pure life insurance security
There added charges for endowment funds or
features So you get the most insurance avail
able for your money And because you deal with mutual
Smyrna times., 1961-01-05
St. Peters Church Notes

The Rev. Joseph M. Kinks,
Milford. who was the celebrant
at service of Holy Commun-
ion at st. Peters Episcopal
Church on Sunday, announced
that the annual parish meeting
will be held on Wednesday, jan
uary l8, at 8 p. m, for the con-
duct of the business of the par
ish and the election of three
vestrymen. The terms of the
following members of the vestry
will expire and they may not
succeed themselves: James Rod
ney. Charles M. Guy, and John
E. Wilson iii. The business ses-
sion will follow a parish dinner
at $50 p. m, to which all par
ishioners are invited. Mr.. Kinks
also announced that a family
service will be conducted on
Sunday, January 8, by the Rev.
Canon Brewster Y. Beach at
IL e. n.