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Milford chronicle., 1961-11-03
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HALF-HOUR LUNCH

BUFFALO, N. Y. (P)-Sign on a
gasoline station: ''Open % 1/2
hours a day"
Milford chronicle., 1961-11-03

One spruce tree of about 225
pounds will make $50 newspapers
of SO pages.
Milford chronicle., 1961-11-03

fflberbOard. Wrap we'll, and tie with
strong cord. Pack boxes tightly SO
articles will not crush. Do not
send articles prohibited. Ask your
postmaster what articles cannot
be sent. Address must be legible
and complete and prepared by
typewriter or pen and ink. Follow
instructions in order that parcels
may be received by those to whom
they are sent, and your loved ones
Overseas" may have a MERRY
Christmas in the knowledge that
those at home have not forgotten
them
CHURCH NEWS:
Glendale Methodist Church
Rev. Thomas III. Dahl, Pastor
Sunday, Nov. ). 1861
Sunday school services at 10 am.
Worship service at II am.
Specials:
The Anniversary Service at Ell
lendale Methodist Church will be
on Sunday morning at II am, Nov.
10, 1861 Special music.
Thanks: The Glendale W.S.C.S.
desires to thank all who helped in
any way to make the supper Sat
urday evening, a success.
Meeting: The New Market W.S.C,S,
will meet with Mr. and Mrs. [. w
Warren on Thursday evening, Nov
18th. All are cordially invited.
Meeting: The New Market W.S.C.S.
will be entertained at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey NJ Wilson on
Thursday evening, Dec. 21st. This
will be our Christmas meeting. All
are invited
Meeting: Glass No. will meet
with Mrs Elmer d. Coverdale on
Thursday evening, Nov. 9th. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Special: Would you like to see
Glendale Church have Choir
Then, you do something about it,
Meet at the church at o'clock
Saturday, Nov. 4th. Call your
friends.
Sunday, Nov 5. is the Kickoff
Meeting, Glendale M h d i ST
Youth Fellowship $50. ALI
young people are encouraged to
come.
McCOlley's Chapel
Rev. Thomas II. Dahl, Pastor
Sunday, Nov. 5, 1861
Sunday school services in charge
of Mr.. Preston Donovan, Sup't.
Thanks: The hOstesses, Mrs. Mil.
dred Burton and Mrs. Sally O'Day
desire to thank all who made the
meeting, Saturday evening, a grand
success. Also the social part, when
homemade ice cream and cake was
sold
Supper: The W.S.C.S. will have a
supper Saturday evening, Nov. II
1861, at the Church House. Turkey
chicken and dumping supper with
all the fixings. First serving at 4
O'Clock.
Admission = $1.25 for adults and
IS cents for children.
Chaplin Chapel
Rev. Thomas III. Dahl, Pastor
Sunday. Nov. 5th
Sunday school services.
Worship service.
Sunday, Nov 18th = Methodist
Youth Fellowship meeting at $50
pm.
Evening star., 1961-07-31

of Foreign Affairs Advisor
HUI Ching-yu, 1t. Gen. Lai
Mintang, Vice Chief of the
Chinese General Staff; Gov
ernment Information Office
Director James Shen, Mr.. K.
T. Ii, Secretary General of
the Council for United States
Aid; Protocol Director, Jo-
seph Ku. and Mr.. c. M. Wei,
advisor to the executive
Yuan, who will act as in
terpreter for Vice President
Chen during the visit.
Still others were Mai. Gen.
Tu Lung-tan, aide to the
Vice President; Mr.. Wang
Min-cheng, Secretary to the
Vice President; Mr.. WI Wen
hui, another secretary: and
1t. Comdr. Tung Kun-tsai,
another aide.
Others in the welcoming
delegation at the airport, in
addition to the Johnsons and
Secretary and Mrs. Rusk, in
cluded Gen. David M. Shoup,
Commandant of the Marine
Corps, with Mrs. Shoup; Per-
uvian Ambassador Bercke-
meyer. acting dean of the
DIPLOMATIC Corps; DR.. Tingfu
F. Tsiang; Nationalist China's
Permanent representative to
the United Nations; DR..
Everett F. Drumright, United
States Ambassador to For
mosa, with Mrs. Drumright;
Assistant Secretary of State
Walter P. McConaughy, and
many officials from the
Chinese Embassy. ~ =. :
The visiting Vice President
and Vice President johnson
and Ambassador Yeh, in the
lead car, went directly to the
White House for a confer
ence with President Kennedy.
Also going directly there,
in two following cars, were
Foreign Minister Shen, Secz
retary RuSk,- U. N. Ambassa-
dor Tsiang, A m b a SIS a d o.
Drumright and Assistant Sec
retary McConaughy
After their conference the
group stayed on to luncheon.
Joining them there were their
wives, the other members of
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Hawaiian Conopes
r. W., Washington

Some Of you readers might
enjoy serving these at your
next party. To make Ha-
waiian canapes, use " cup
tomato pulp, 2 tablespoons
minced green pepper, 1 table,
spoon Worcestershire sauce,
"a cup minced boiled ham
or salt salmon, 2 tablespoons
minced onion and bread,
toasted on one side. Mix
pulp with meat Cor fish.
minced pepper, onion and
Worcestershire sauce. Put In
a covered glass jar and chill
for at least an hour. Cut the
toasted bread into whatever
shapes you want, and cover
the toast with thick spread
ing Of the appetizer. Garnish
with stuffed olives or strips
Of red or green pepper.
Evening star., 1961-07-31

All are staying in the dor
mitories at American Uni
versity. g.
Program Praised
The other girls at the con-
ference were unanimous in
their praise Of the program.
Said Miss Carole Brennan
of Texas: THE program is
important because it'll enable
the participants to learn
more about the Government
Of the United States. And
since these participants are
citizens Of tomorrow and the
future Of the country depends
upon them, the insight they'll
get here will stand them in
good stead when they're
called upon to decide Ques-
tions of national import"
Miss Mary Ann Wycoff,
also of Texas, praised the
program for "the opportunity
it provides for young people
from all over the Nation to
get acquainted with each
other"
Miss Roberta Meares Of
South Carolina said that
what she will learn at the
conference she will use to
good advantage in her work
with the South Carolina
Alert" organization, which is
devoted to combating Com
munism In her State.
Miss Marilyn Kelch Of
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Sticky Doorknobs
Mrs. L. r. H., Wdshinoto7

Mrs. L. r. H., washington
How, how, how do you
mothers keep your children
from getting every door knob
in the house sticky? A
thorough cleansing Of the
knobs about three times a
week is necessary in our fam
lily, unless we decide to ig-
more the attractive combina-
ton Of raspberry. jam and
honey or popsicle on our
hands.
Repeated seedlings do no
good at all; I guess If ones
hands are sticky, and one is
ten years old, one does not
really mind, but my husband
and I mind very much. Do
any Of you mothers have any
infallible disciplinary meas
ures for this?
Evening star., 1961-07-31

the Chinese party, several
Embassy staff members, and
officials Of this government.
Others at the luncheon in
cluded Speaker of the House
Sam Rayburn, the Secretary
of State and Mrs. RuSk, the
Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Dillon and the Sec
retary of Defense and Mrs.
Mcnamara.
Representing the Senate
were Senator and Mrs. Styles
Bridges, Senator and Mrs.
John L. Mcclellan, Senator
Bourke B. Hickenlooper, Sen
ator and Mrs. John j. Spark
man, Senator and Mrs. Paul
H. Douglas, Senator Frank
Carlson, Senator Thomas ].
Dodd and Senator and Mrs.
Hiram L. Fong.
At the luncheon from the
House of Representatives
were Representative and Mrs.
Walter H. Judd, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Harris B. Nc
Dowell, jr., Representative
Marguerite Stitt Church,
Representative and Mrs. John
l.. Pitcher and Representative
and Mrs. Thomas F. johnson.
Guest List
Also among the guests were
the Secretary of the Army
and Mrs. Elvis j. Stahr, jr.,
the Secretary of the Air
Force and Mrs. Eugene M.
Zuckert, the Director of the
Central Intelligence Agency
and Mrs. Allen w. Dulles,
and the Director of the In
ternational Cooperation Ad-
ministration and Mrs. Henry
R. LabouiSse.
Also there were Mr.. Nc,
George Bundy, Special AS
sistant to the President; Mr..
PierTe3E. g, Salil1ger, Press
Secretary to the President;
Gen. Maxwell d. Taylor,
Military Representative to
the President, and the Dep
uty Special Assistant to the
President and Mrs. Walt w.
Rostuw.
Also at the gathering were
Evening star., 1961-07-31

Deputy Undersecretary of
State and Mrs. U. Alexis
Johnson, United States Am
baSsador to the Republic of
China and Mrs. Everett F.
Drumright, Assistant Secre-
tary of State and Mrs. Wal
ter P. McConaughy, Assist
ant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Roger w. Tubby, Dep
uty Chief of Protocol and
Mrs. Clement E. Conger, for
mer Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Walter S.
Robertson, Mr.. Henry R.
Luce, head of the Luce pub
fishing company, and Mrs.
Maurice T. Moore, executive
with the China Institute in
America.
Guests dined on a cool
summertime menu of chick
en- in wine with green peas
and potatoes rissole, with a
melon and ham appetizer.
Completing the meal was a
mixed green salad served
with cheese and crackers,
baked alaska, and coffee in
demi-tasSe.
Evening star., 1961-07-31

Academy Award Review"
at her school.
Hopes to Teach
Miss Hoegh, last Of the
area trio, plans to be an ele-
mentary school teacher.
Last year she was president
Of the Junior class and re-
ceived the School Mono
gram" for accumulating 1000
points in scholarship, leader
ship, service and athletics.
When asked the secret Of
her accomplishment, she re-
piled: Hard work"
She has been appointed
chairman of the schools
Stadium Fund Committee,
and belongs to the Girls Ath-
letic Association and the
Keyette Club. She will serve
next year as vice president
Of the National Keyette
Federation.
At Western Junior High
School, she was vice presi-
dent Of the school govern
ment. She knows Latin and
Spanish well, and teaches
Sunday school at the Metro
politan Methodist Church in
Bethesda.
Yesterday other eager del
egateS trooped into Wash
ington by air, train and bus.
The biggest contingent ar
rived by train at $3.50 am.
at Union Station.
Evening star., 1961-07-31

Nevada said she already was
looking forward to the lee
lures she will be called upon
to deliver on the conference
when she returns home.
Following services and
luncheon, members of the
two parties met in pepper
sessions.
Miss Doris Anderson, the
American Legion's director Of
the Girls Nation, explained
to the Federalists the ideals
of good citizenship and de-
mocracy. Campaign plans
also were finalized.
Miss Susie Peggy Mann,
last years president of the
Girls Nation, performed the
same function for the Ma
tionalistS.'
One OF the slogans the Ma
tionalistS decided upon was
BE rational, Vote National"
But they placed themselves
at a disadvantage when they
shortened their name to
Mats"
Promptly, the Federalists
came out with the slogan:
"S-s-s-wat those (g) mats"
and set up a committee to
make cardboard fly-swatters
for election day. They also
went ahead and adopted the
"V for victory" sign as their
signal.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Mrs. Crawford
Heads C1rouD

Mrs. Carlos C. Crawford is
the new chairman of the
home life department of
the Maryland Federation of
Women's Clubs.
She will be assisted by Mrs.
Jay r. Pfeiffer, Mrs. Will
liam J. Smerker, Mrs. G.
Kinsey Owens, Mrs. Robert
B. Bierly. Mrs. Albert Pfeif-
fer and Mrs. Hugh G. Berry.
Evening star., 1961-07-31

different parts Of the world.
They are very obviously diff
ferent from the manufac-
tured chunky beads for sale
now, and are much more
attractive,
They are a light, bright
turquoise blue, and are
about the size of a large
marble, except that they are
Evening star., 1961-07-31
WEE WOMEN

Il don't care b04V late it
IS somewhere in this
album is a picture of you
smiling :"
in assorted, irregular sizes.
I would love to know where
to get some of these donkey
beads in Washington. The
woman who had them didn't
know of anyplace that sells
them, but there must be
someplace!
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Here's How

Readers cIeoring House IS con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os o publie-serviee exchange
Of ideos between oTeo reoders. The
stOr eOunot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column, All letters
must hear the writer's full name and
OddTsss. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Girls Nation Launched
Three Area Delegates Among 100 Seeking Office
By MOHAMMED A. RAUF, Jr.
Star staff Writer

oy MOhAMMED "A. hAUE, Jr.
Star staff Writer
Two blonds and one bru-
nette from area high schools
this week are in line with
81 other girls from all over
the. country for the preSi-
dency Of the Girls Nation.
If they cannot make it,
they are perfectly willing to
settle for the vice-presidency,
cabinet membership or am
bassadorial appointments.
The blonds are Miss May
Day Folk of Woodrow Will
son High School and Miss
Antoinette C"Toni"D Roser
of Anacostia High School.
The brunette is Miss Kristin
Foster Hoegh of Bethesda
Chevy Chase High School.
Girls Nation, a national
youth citizenship training
program of the American
Legion Auxiliary, yesterday
began its 18th annual ses-
sion on the campus Of Arneri-
can University. Elections will
be held tomorrow. The girls
are divided into Federalist
and Nationalist Parties.
Miss Folk has this to say
of Government: ''It'S an in
tereSting, a fascinating, field.
You work with people, are
close to them, and there is
nothing I like more than
an opportunity to meet
new people"
At school, Miss Folk is the
editor-in-chief of the Year
Book, secretary of the Social
Studies Club, an assistant in
the Biology Laboratory, and
active in Intra- Mural sports.
She also teaches Sunday
School at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, and
she plans to be a teacher
when she is through with her
formal education.
In the Girls Nation, she
belongs to the Nationalist
Party.
Miss Roser is a Federalist.
An honor student at her
high school, she has so far
maintained an A average.
She belongs to the Student
Council and is chairman Of
the Home Arts Club. She also
is secretary of the French
Club.
Miss Roser is a cheer
leader and also has won eight
awards for piano playing.
This spring she produced and
directed a talent show called
Evening star., 1961-07-31
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

I would also like to cuggest
the following procedure when
you wash blankets. You
should soak them, rather
than agitate them, to remove
the dirt. Agitation sometimes
causes the blanket to shrink.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
It is to look

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Evening star., 1961-07-31
Blister Prevention

70 Mrs. T. X. H., Washington
Mrs. W. v. D.. Washington
To prevent blisters when
working with garden tools,
you should sand the handle
Of the tool you're using with
a light sandpaper and then
rub it with linseed oil. This
should help.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Glass Wax

To Mrs. v. G. w., HyuttSUtlle
Mrs. r. E. r., Alexandria
Ihave found that glass wax
is ideal for cleaning my STAIN
less steel oven, and so this
should work successfully on
your steel refrigerator.
Evening star., 1961-07-31

white bug killing my plants
q month after I had repotted
them. I had saved q bit Of
the soil in its original bag
and it, too, had these bugs
in 1t.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Talking Bird
Miss H. E., Washington

Does anyone know where 1
can get a small record player
on which I can use records
that will teach my little para
keet to talk? ! win be only too
glad to have one, and would
also love some records, new
or used. The bird seems to
want to talk, but he hears
little conversation. I did hear
him, a couple Of months ago,
say distinctly, you're so
sweet" but that was the last
Of 1t.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Chairman Listed

Included among those who
will assist Mrs. Roger Black,
who is the new chairman of
the international affairs de-
partment Of the Maryland
Federation of Women's Clubs,
are Mrs. Albert J. Hide
brandt, Mrs. Harry T. Cott-
man and Mrs. Charles F.
Payne.
Evening star., 1961-07-31
BeWdre

Mrs. L. M. G., RiverdGle
Beware Of the potting soil
you buy from a well-known
hardware store, as I found
mites or some such little
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Search for Donkey Beads
Mrs. r. L. w., Washington

Not long ago, saw woman at party wear
ing some bright blue chunky beads as a bracelet
She had coiled them around her wrist, so imagine
the strand could also be used as necklace.
When I asked her about them, she told me they
were donkey beads and were worn bY donkies in
Evening star., 1961-07-31
Chinese Visitors Arrive
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
Star Staff Writer

Nationalist China's Vice
President, Chen Chang,
stepped off the big Air Force
Constellation at MATS ter
minal this morning looking
like q little bit Of old China.
A diminutive woman who
wears her jet black hair Sc
verely pulled back In a bun,
China's Second Lady was
wearing a traditional Chin
ese costume which reached
almost to the ground.
The two-piece outfit was
Of brown-trimmed beige silk,
with a long tunic jacket and
a slim skirt slit on each side.
Her shoes and bag were
beige, her short gloves white.
Mrs. Chen emerged from
the plane right behind her
husband, who stepped out on
perfect cue, just as the Army
Herald TrumpetS began a
long fanfare.
The Vice President, who
carried his hat in his ex-
tended right hand in a ges-
ture of greeting. wore a big
smile on his face.
AT the foot of the ramp,
the Vice President, who Is not
much taller than his wife.
was warmly greeted by Vice
President Lyndon johnson.
who lowered over him.
Mrs. johnson, who later
subbed for vacationing First
Lady Jacqueline Kennedy as
hostess at q White House
luncheon for the visitors,
stood beside her husband.
The Chens had served as
hosts to their American
counterparts during Vice
President and Mrs. Johnson's
recent visit to Formosa, and
this mornings airport greet
ing. seemed genuinely warm
on the part of all of them. q
Mrs. johnson presented
Mrs. Chen with a. bouquet of
American Beauty roses, tied
with a wide red, white and
blue ribbon.
Later, when the two women
stood side-by-side during the
airport ceremonies, Mrs.
Johnson whispered to the
visitor as she pointed out
various spots Of interest.
Mrs. johnson, who like
Mrs. Chen was hatless, wore
a sleeveless linen sheath of
deep pink, with beige shoes
and bag and white gloves.
There was a slight sprin-
king Of rain just as the 19-
gun salute to the visiting
Vice President started-pro-
viding just enough moisture
to make the already sultry
day almost unbearable to the
men in their automatically
correct dark suit with shirt
and tie.
When the sun came out
again, just as State Depart
ment interpreter Calvin Meh-
lert was finishing his trans
lation Of Vice President john
sons greeting, Secretary of
State Dean Rusk and Chinese
Ambassador Yeh put on their
hats. -, So. a-
Three Of the Chen's six
children arrived with them
on the plane from Williams
burgh, Va, where the family
had had q reunion yester-
day. . =,
The Vice President and his
wife. who landed in San
Francisco on a commercial
plane. were flown to Will
liamsburg yesterday morning
by the Air Force.
The three children, who
have been in this country
for several years studying,
are Laurence, a student at
Massachusetts, Institute of
Technology; Linda, a piano
student at Julliard School of
Music, and Angela, who just
received her masters degree
in mathematics from Column
bia University.
The girls, both raven
haired and pretty, wore short
Chinese-type sheath dresses
in different shades of blue.
Also arriving on the plane
were other members of the
official party: Minister Of
Foreign Affairs and Mrs.
Shen Chang-huan, Ministry
Evening star., 1961-07-31

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mind. If you
look good
chances are
you'll feel the
same. Y ur
summer Golf
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Evening star., 1961-07-31
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MIDSUMMER MOOD
BY Helen Ryan

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attractive, easily managed
hairdO to keep you in q happy
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Evening star., 1961-03-17
LATE V NOTES
FOR THE IRISH

$3.50, WTTG (6-The
Story Of st. Patrick. In
honor Of the Grand Holiday
today, this station will air
an hour-long show, starring
Myron Mccormick Of the
true (no barney tale of
1reland's great patron saint
(alSo claimed at times by
Scotland, France and even
England). Providing some
lifting Irish melodies will
be the st. Kilian's Boys
Choir.
11:OO, WTTG (5-star-
light Theater. Meanwhile,
If 1t weren't for the above,
the back of our hand would
go to the same station for
its shenanigans in with
drawing Luck O. the Irish"
as the featured film on this
program. Instead, two non
Gaelic stars, Joan Fontaine
and Louis Jourdan, will be
seen in Letter from an
Unknown Woman"
Evening star., 1961-03-17
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

sos, WTOP - Missile anc
Space Conference. High
lights of the Washington
conference. Guests are
James E. Webb, new ad.
ministrator of the NationaI
Space Agency, and Vice Ad-
miral William Raborn. Rob-
ert Pierpoint moderates.
S:35, WOL-Broadway Show
Time. The cast Of kiss
Me, Kate" with Alfred
Drake and Patricia Morri-
son.
900, WWDC-W Washington
Reports. Senators Morse
Democrat Of Oregon. and
Cooper, Republican of Ken
lucky, discuss school aid
legislation.
Evening star., 1961-03-17

this space that Dinah who lost
her sponsor, might be in
trouble next season (What
we wrote was that the invita-
ton was a "pick-me-up," not
a "life-saver.~
y
1t may seem like quite a
switch to find a TV engineer
appointed program director of
a radio station, but I'm impress
sed with Harold Green's atti-
tude and plans for WMAL
Green. who succeeded Howie
Williams (now with WBAL.
Baltimore, was program
director, however, before going
backstage and-at one time
handling the Presidential tele-
casts for NBC Green's
favorite d-jay is the same as
mine: Felix Grant Admis-
sion Of Goof: The caption on
the Silents, Please picture, page
5 Of the Sunday Stars TV
Magazine, is correct; the series
returns next Thursday, 1920
pm. not next Wednesday, as
my story items. Walt Disney
now plans to present his pro-
duction of "The Silver Skates"
as a two-part special on his
series for NBC beginning in the
fall.
The Will Rogers movie special
which WMAL-7 will present
March 26 was seven months
In the works. most OF it In
checking the clearances," the
stations program director (Ted
McDOwelD reports. It's
slotting tnear a Project 20
special on the celebrated
humorist) is strictly a coinci-
dence. Readers ask: What
happened to Full Circle? |
Answer: A CBS-9 daytime
realignment, which also kayoed
Clear Horizon Pierre Sal
niger will be interviewed on
WGMS's Stereo Showcase Sun
day afternoon (5:05 p.mD.