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BETHESDA'S NEW COURSE
YIELDS ACE AT PREVIEW

Bethesda Country Club unveiled its new course
yesterday in prevew for its officers and few special
guests and the first time the 1SSyard par played
1t yielded an ace
But the course itself unyelding. The best score
Tor the day par 70 turned in by Dave
Congwood the hitting assistant to Harry Grsmer
Bethesdas veteran pro-
The ace was collected by Doug Jackson Bethesda
member, who smacked 3-iron shot that skipped twice
and popped into the hole In the foursome were Fred
HuSSey. Bill Nagel and Red Cox
Bethesda members get play their course today
for the first time since Montgomery Countys link the
Crcumferential Highway took away three Of the clubs
old holes necesSitatng the building of IL new ones and
redong the others The course plays at STOP yards
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LAUREL RAHWAY
GRADED HANDBAGS
SELECTIONS

Del volo, Miss Julia. Cobb. Ranger
McElIea.
Mabel Hi LIE. Royal Glory. Chocko-
yotte Pride.
3-SeQuin Hanover, Faith Dee, Red
Rhythm.
4-TARPORT sCOTTY, La Paz, Mead
ow Andy.
5-The Interloper. Edith K. Able, True
Wharf.
6-Fitchetts Filly: True Wharf, Jupi-
ter c.
Pierce Express, Grays Knight,
Band s.
Hanover. Dudmite. Gloria
Knight.
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Weekend Sports
On TERadiO
TeIeVision
TODAY
Ga

TODAY
Golf
National Open from Oak
mont, WRC-4, 4:30 pm.
Bowling
Bowler's Choice, WMAL-7,
5 pm.
Make That Spare, WMAL-7,
10:45 pm.
Boxing
Carlos Hernandez VS.. Paolo
Rossi. lightweights, WMAL-7,
10 pm.
SUNDAY
Baseball
Baltimore at Washington,
WTOP-9, 2 pm.
Bowling
Cha mpio ship Bowling,
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7, l
pm.
Radio
TONIGHT
Baseball
Baltimore at Washington,
WTOP-1500, 8 pm.
SUNDAY
Baltimore at Washington,
WTOP-1500, 2 pm.
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NATIONAL OPEN SCORES

PITTSBURGH, June 16 (AP)
Scores after two rounds in
the National Open golf cham
pionShip:
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WHITE sox, 7; ANGELS, s
CHICAGO

| E-Spring. PO-A-Lo Angeles ASIA
1.-TWO out when winning run scoTed). Chi
cagO ~. DP-C. Smith and CaTreon;
Moran and Thomas; Fox and Cunning
ham; Mcbride, Moran and Thomas. LOB
/ Los Angeles 7, Chicago 8.
| 2B- Moran Z. Thomas 3B Cunningham,
/ Rodgers, Fox, Robinson. HR-C Smith,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-16

wP- Mcbride 2, Wynn. U Berry. Homo
chick. Smith, SchWarts. T-Z:5l. A
l9,2lA.
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WP-S turdivant, Nottebart Harvey.
Barlick, Crawford, Vargo. T-2:Ss. A
2l,673
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CARDS, 5; GIANTS. 2

Totals y Ss4 Totals u ~
/ Walked for O'Dell in Hh; bFlied
out for Hitler in 9Th; c-Fled Uut for
Miller in 9TH.
81. Louis ..-..... g.. 900 ool olo-S
San Francisco 007 900 600 2
/ E-GOtay, Davenport. PO-A-St. Louis
D-l4, San Francisco H-l3; DP-Whitiield
and Gotay; Davenport, Hitler and Nc
Convey; GOtay and Whitfield; Sadecki,
Gotay and Whitfield. LOB ST. LOUIS 4,
San Francisco 8.
HR-James. SD james, Jayier. Boyer.
S-Sadecki.
Up HR Err BE so
sadech WA,0 7 Z 2
ODell U,7-SD . z
Miller ]
WP- Miller. U-Venzon, Pryor, Iona
tell, SecOry. T-2:3l. A-l3,4L7.
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9.f-Second heat Reading Futu-ity
(same field as 4th race.
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johnson, tilt trailer, cover, accessories,
Absolutely new condition. Sl,275. CaI
EV l-1u1H :
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HIP BY Cra.g (Rodgers). u Landes.
Sm.th, S.eiEer, BOggess. T-2:30. A
ESQ.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

The Defenders-"The Prowler" (RepeatJ Good entry A
is accused of killing prower who turns out to be
his wifes first husband When heroes take the case
they find themselves fighting losing battle for client
who isn't anxious to prove his innocence Most of the
plot twists obvious but skfuly handled sustain
your interest Kent Smith and Elizabeth Ashley are
featured. zohra Lampert does well as a key witness
with mouth full of method acting" marbles $50
pm. WTOP-9.
Leave 1t to Beaver-"Waly Goes Steady" (Repeat) The
acting and dialogue remain good the Ceaver kids grow
up Waly's parents are worried he might elope and
= Wauy, who isn't that Economically involved is puzzled
by his parents attitude $3.50 pm, WNAL-7.
Saturday Night at the MISREPRESENTATION Cobb" IRE
peat notch or two above the average heroic war
story. This 1858 film concerns Navy weather experts
caught in the Japanesehed desert while compiling vital
statistical data. Good photography plus solid acting
from stars Richard Widmark and Don Taylor make up
for the deliberate pace of number of action
(Color) 9pmr WRCA
Have Gun, Will Travel-(Repeat) Martin Gabel plays
peddler who witnesses murder Pressure put the
peddlers daughter and Paladn steps in to help them
come to decision. $50 pm, WTOP-9.
Miss Beauty Pageant-Live from Convention Hail.
Miami Beach, Fla Hostess Arlene Francis cohoSt and
anchorman Dave Garroway, and emcee Gene Rayburn
introduce and interview the international beauties
peting for the 1862 Miss Universe title From the Is
finaists already chosen from the 100 entrants for their
charm, personality and beauty, winner will be
lected tonight The panel of seven judges include pub
bshers industra!sts, writers and artists from the
United States France Korea British West Indies Japan
and Brazil. 10 pm, WTOP-9.
11:OO WTTG (5)-Payhouse Five They Won't Believe Me-
An absorbing ironc melodrama about man intending
to kill his wife. Robert Young and Susan Hayward
Q9470
11:1O, WRC (D-Movie Four. Dolly Sisters" A musical
concerning famous sister act. Betty Cradle and June
Haver. G945)
1115, WMAL d)-Saturday Night Movie. THE Red Dan
bue" story of political intrigue and romance in Eu
rope. Peter Lawford and Janet Leigh Q949D
HAS, WTOP S)-Saturday Night Show. Fire Down Be-
low" Two adventures fall in love with the woman
Robert Mitchum and Rita Hayworth. Q957)
1s55, WTOP (9)-Shock! THE Night Monster" Typica
horror film about creepy mansion. C9420
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By ANDY LANG
Contributing Writer

Have you ever seen one Of
those modern coffee tables
with a latticework top? You
know the kind; it has a Sc
ries of wooden strips running
across the width or length
or both.
Did you know it's possible
to make one of those tables
with a single size Of wood:
inch by 2 inches? That is,
except for the legs, which can
be purchased precut with the
necessary hardware for at
taching to the underside.
If you're a do-it-yourself
novice. this is the kind of
project that shouldn't give
you too much trouble. For in
stance. in buying the wood,
all you have to order are six
12-foot lengths inch by 2
inches.
You can get walnut, cherry,
maple or any of the hard
woods if you want something
special, but white pine or any
other softwood will be very
effective and a bit easier to
work.
You start by making a
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TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL
7:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc

7:O5, WGMS AMIN $50 Kc.
and 1888 Mc.)-The Fes-
tival of Music. Telemann
Trumpet Concerto in D:
Visee Suite in D Minor for
guitar; Handel Sonata No.
3 in B Flat for two oboes
and figured bass; Delius'
Hassan excerpts; Hayd n
Piano Concerto Trio No. 81
in F; Rimsky Korsakov's
Capriccio ESpagnol.
500, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me-
Heritage Concert. Haydn
Symphony No. SO in D;
Bruch Violin Concerto No.
in G Minor, opus rs; Ra-
wells Noble and Sentimental
Waltzes and Alborada del
Gracioso.
10:15, WMAL-FM (107.3 Me-
The Opera Stage. Verdi's
A asked Ball; Brahms
Trio in A Minor, opus ia,
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Mortgage
Lending
Shows Coin

Mortgage lending during
May by the Nations savings
and loan associations totaled
$1,725 million, a gain of IA
per cent over the correspond
ing month of 1861, the United
States Savings and Loan
League has reported.
At the same time, the
League said, the total of
mortgage loans made during
the first five months of the
year was $7,645 million, a
figure "a per cent better than
the January-May period of
last year.
The League added that
advance savings and loan
mortgage commitments stand
at a record $2.4 billion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14

Question: There is q small
burn from a cigarette on the
rear seat Of our car. Is there
any way to patch the dam
aged plastic? Only the plastic
covering was charred.
Answer: With fine steelwool
or Sandpaper, scrape away
any charred material. Then
cut a patch Of matching plas-
tic material or plastic-coated
paper to just fit the burned
out area.
First fill the "hole" with a
clear, all-purpoSe glue, avail
able in tubes at hardware,
housewares, paint and variety
stores, then cover with the
patch. Allow at least "a
hours for the glue to harden
and set before letting any,
one sit on the seat.
SiIVerfish
Question: I noticed several
silverfish at different times
near the bathroom door
threshold and on the floor
near the linen closet. How can
I get rid Of them? Do they
cause any damage?
Answer: Silverfish feed
chiefly on starch, seeking it
IN wallpaper paste, book bind
ings, starched fabrics, etc. In
obtaining the starch, they
frequently damage wallpaper
and fabrics and book
bindings.
Spray or dust pyrethrum
powder, DOT or hndane over
all areas where the insects
are seen: cracks in woodwork,
shelves, behind books on
shelves, under cartons of
stored materials, bundles Of
newspapers, etc. An excellent
leaflet mo. A1.35:412). "Sil-
verfish and Firebrats, How to
Control Them" is available
from the Superintendent of
Documents, Washington Is,
D. c., for 5 cents (no stamps.
Question: Our fireplace
seems to be drafty and reflect
cold. Our home is over As
years old, but is well built and
has always had the best
equipment installed. The liv-
ing room floor is always cold
due to the draft over it from
the fireplace. Is there some
thing beside wood to use in
it that will continue to burn
without a great deal of at
tention?
Answer: The fireplace
damper may be faulty. Have
a competent mason check to
be sure that the damper is
fully closed when the fire
place is not in use.
Coal can be burned in fire
places instead Of wood; 1t re-
quires less attention after 1t
is kindled. Channel coal is
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

-2:25, WTOP-Baseball. Wash
ington VS.. Minnesota at
Minnesota.
500, WMAL - Felix Grant,
Dixieland hour.
1900, WOL-Italian Holiday
Pine Cicala hosts hour of
Italian music.
700, WHFS-FM (102.3 Me-
Just for Laughs. Peanuts"
comic strip comes to life.
7:O5, WWDC-Report to the
People. John Duncan, D. c..
Commissioner, to be inter-
viewed by Washington news
men.
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$3.50, WGAY-FM 1895 Me-

$3.50, WGAY-FM 1895 Mc.)-
Stagedoor. Selections from
South Pacific" My Fair
Lady," pal joey" and do
Re Mi"
900, WMAL - Dance Time
Selections by Glenn Miller,
Les Elgart and Billie May
Bill Trumbull host.
1910, WTOP - Invitation to
Learning. Discussion OF
Table Talk" by 18th CEN
fury British essayist, Will
liam Hazlitt. Michael Foot,
LABOR party member OF
Parliament, and Alexander
Kendrick, CHS News Lon
don Correspondent will join
chairman George D. Croth-
erS.
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Modern Coffee Tables

which are set in place verti-
cally or, If you prefer. those
which slant. The legs come
in different lengths and
should be selected according
to the height of the sofa
near which the table will be
placed.
Most people like the table
to be slightly lower than the
seat of the sofa, but this is
a matter of individual pref
erence.
ZAP Newsfeature)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14

simple frame. Cut two lengths
5114 inches and two lengths
177-16 inches. Using both
screws and glue, assemble the
frame by fitting the shorter
pieces over the ends of the
longer pieces.
Use 11a-inch wood screws,
predrilling 1s-inch holes so
the screws will, take hold
properly. For a neat job,
countsrsink the screws
slightly and then cover the
area with matching wood
putty.
The lengthwise. center sec
ton of the table is also made
separately. Cut Is pieces.
each 80 inches long. Cut two
pieces, each 1879 inches long.
The 30-inch pieces should be
spaced at 7-16-inch intervals,
held together at the ends by
the two 157s-inch lengths.
Use glue and finishing
nails to assemble this section.
Since the nails are merely to
hold the wood in place until
the glue sets, you need only
one nail in each joint.
When both the frame and
the center section have set,
you are ready for the next
step. Place the center section
within the frame, centering
it carefully and then attach
it. Use glue and screws, max
ing the attachments at the
four places the crosspieces
meet the frame.
Fill Openings
You now have a table TOP
with open spaces at either
side Of the center section. To
fill these spaces, cut 16 more
lengths. each 157s inches
Eight of these are fitted into
place on either side Of the
center section.
These pieces run the width
Of the table top. giving a dec.
orative effect. since the strips
in the center section run
lengthwise.
Space these crosspieces a.
7-16-inch intervals, but thu
two members adjoining the
center section should be flush
to each other. This provides
a solid base for attaching thu
legs on the underside.
You can get precut leg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14
OTHER V
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WRC (4)-Tales of Wells
Fargo. Hardie's former
sweetheart Diana Forester)
returns to San Francisco
reminding the cir romance.
(Repeat).
1890, WMAL (7 Fight OF
the Week. Carlos Herman
DEE, Venezuelan lightweight
champion in a return match
with Kenny Lane. From
Madison Square Garden.
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FIN Stations
NHFs-EM-to7.a Nc. tstsrssl--
$50 to midnight Msn.-Fri.;
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WAMU-FM-Ss.s Me.-lp.m. TO II Pm.
Msn..FTi.; I pm. to II pm. Sunday.
Wol-FM-ss.I Me.-s:oo an. 10 midnight.
WFAh-FM-1ee.3 Me- an. to midnight.
-NWDc-FM-1e1.1 Me.-2l-hsuF operation.
WeMs-FM-1e3.s Me.--14-heur operation
except 1;10 an. 10 mIaaIght On Sunday.
WeIs-FMAst.s Me.-1;3o to 10 pm. Msn.-
Fh.; $50 to Z PM SUNDAY, 5 to 10 Pm.
WxRA-FM-10s.s Me.-11 aeea to midnight.
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Pen Marks

Q. I have a white plastic
chair which got ball point
pen marks on 1t In several
places. I have tried several
things for removing these
marks, all to no avail. What
can I use without running
the plastic finish?
A. Ballpoint pen marks
are sometimes quite stub
born, as you have found out.
Sometimes wiping with al
cohol will remove the marks.
Some stationers have regu-
lar erasers fof ballpoint
which work quite well. Or
try placing cleansing tissue
saturated with six per cent
hydrogen p eroxide over
marks, allowing to remain
about an hour; If stain Is
stubborn, try leaving satu-
rated tissue on overnight.
Be careful that saturated
material doesn't come into
contact with stained or lac
quered wood.
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Dinsy Tile

Question: I installed acous-
tical tile several years ago
on our living room CELL
ling. We have busted it regu-
larly but it has become dingy
looking. How can the tile be
safely cleaned?
Answer: A safe cleaning
method depends on the type
Of material of which the tile
is made. Check with the
dealer from whom you pur-
chased the tile.
If this is not a fiber tile,
1t can usually be safely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14
Home Problems and Solutions

wiped with a DIST cloth and
mild soapsuds. Or try clean
ing with wallpaper cleaner,
available at hardware and
wallpaper dealers; this is a
doughlike material that is
rolled and kneaded, not
rubbed, across surfaces.
If this doesn't work, sand
carefully and very lightly
with 100000" sandpaper. Per-
forated tile can be coated
with thin paint or enamel.
Heotins Systems
Question: We are having a
new home built and would
like to get information about
various heating systems. Can
you recommend a good source
for this?
Answer: An excellent sourct
for heating system informa-
ton is the Small Homes
Council. University of ILL
nois, Urbana, Ill. Send is
cents for each Of the follow
ing leaflets: G-3.1, Heating
the Home; G-3.5, Fuels and
Burners; at the same time,
it would be well worth also
getting a copy of G-3.2, Con-
trolls for Central Heating Sys-
tenn" giving pertinent infor-
nation on proper use of ther-
mostats and installation, as
well as proper control of all
types Of controls.
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Other AM Stations

Wlkx-1eoo k.-2+heuT operation.
WPIk-I1o ks.-DayIlsht sHIy.
WaMR-iOse Ks.-DsyIight sHIy.
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WEEL-i,lo ks.-7l-hSur operation except
Msnday midaIsht to sa.m. Tuesday.
Wook-I3ls Ks.-1t-AsuT spsrstlsa MsntSy-
Saturday; Sunday Q an. to MidniEAt.
WtAM-11sa Ks.-1a-Asur speratisn. exssvt
Sunday midnight to s.m. Monday.
WDoN-IsAo ks.-DsyIIght sHly.
WPec-issO ks.-DIyllght snIy.
wPRW-1Ase N.-DayIisht snIy.
WeMS-sIO ks.-1t-hsuF spsrstisa sHsspt
1;3o an. to midnight On Sunday.
WAIA--Ise Ee.-DayIight snly.
WaVA-is3e nc. Daylight saly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14
Removing Screen Stoins

@: How can stains from
copper screens be removed
from painted wood siding?
The Stains are under the
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Silver or Plafe2

Silver or PIote?
@: In clearing out the
household effects Of an aged
relative who died. we came
across a number Of silver
plate? We can't find any
marks or prints on the
pieces.
A. Best way is to consult
a reliable silversmith. Test
ing calls for using nitric acid,
very irritating to the skin.
File across the thickness Of
the metal, then put a drop
of nitric acid on the cut.
Sterling will show a a grey
color; painting, a green. Any
acid getting on the skin
should be rinsed off immedi-
ately with plenty of water. Its
use definitely not recon-
mended for the inexper-
fenced.
"a Consolidated News Fsature)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14

windows. The copper screens
have been treated since to
prevent future staining.
A: Removal Of this type
Of stain from paint con-
tanning zinc is impossible;
re-painting is the only So
luton. From lead painted
surfaces, the stain can be
removed by the following
treatment: Wash the stained
areas with a mixture of half
cup household ammonia in
one quart water, followed by
immediate rinsing with plen-
ty Of clear water to prevent
softening of the paint coat
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14

Question: We are having a
new home built shortly and
are designing a mosaic mu-
raj ourselves which we would
like installed in the living
room. What is the proper
procedure to have the mural
put on the wall?
Answer: The National Ter
razzo and Mosaic Association
recommends the following
technique: The mosaic mural
should be set in a mastic
consisting of one part c.
ment, one part lime putty
and three parts sand; the
paper back of the mural
should then be removed and
the joints grouted with c.
ment. The surface when fin
ished should be thoroughly
cleaned and left natural.
The plaster scratch coat
under the mastic should con-
sist of one part cement and
three parts sand. 94-inch
thick uniformly, and given a
fine cross scratch. To clean
the mosaic, use a neutral
liquid cleaner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-14
By ROGER c. WHITMAN
Contributing Writer

popularity used but creates a
great deal of ash and, be-
cause of its suffering, a fire
screen is recommended when
this fuel is burned.
Many people find burning
chestnut-size anthracite coal
in a fireplace highly salts
factory; it is available from
anthracite dealers in Is
pound bags. If you have the
basket type CRATE, the An
thracite Information Bureau
suggests starting a good fire
with paper and wood, then
putting the whole bag of coal
on this.
Special hard-coal CRATES
are available, with built-in
ash receptacles underneath
into which the ash Sits
down. simplifying keeping the
hearth clean. This type Of
fire can be kept going, with
care, for several continuous
weeks.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08
Grange Pie
Social to Aid
Heart Drive

A pie social will be the spec
ial event at the Smyrna Grange
meeting tonight, February s,
following the business meeting.
The pies are sold at auction and
the proceeds will be divided
with the Heart Fund drive. The
local grange is joining with all
other oranges in the state in
placing Plastic Hearts in the
business places of their local
area, Smyrna, Clayton, and Ken
ton. Mrs. Benjamin Burrows
serves as chairman, assisted by
Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Ar
thur Short, Mrs. Ada Vaughn,
Mrs. Edna Regener, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Palmer, at Kenton.
The date of March first at $50
p. m, has been set by the COM
mittee for the observance of
the annual anniversary banquet.
1t will be held in the social hail
of Asbury Methodist Church,
and served by the Young Adult
Class. Members will be contact
ed for tickets. The hostesses for
February are Mrs. Virginia Nc
Grath, Mrs. Mary Hutchinson,
and Mrs. Florence Heinold.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08
Ruth League
Names Officials

The board of directors of the
Smyrna-Clayton Babe Ruth Lea
que meet Sunday at the V. F.
w. hall in Clayton to formulate
plans for the coming season.
Merritt Haley, president, presid-
ed. The league will be COM
prised of four teams again this
season with the same sponsors
as in the past. They are Roth
wells, Clements Supply, Farm
ers Bank and VIEW. Mickey
Clough was named manager of
Rothwell's entry for the COM
ing season. Ernest Smith of
Kenton, was named the official
score keeper and Robert Rid
dagh, player agent.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08
Home Wanted
For Foreign
Exchange Student

The local committee of the
American Field Service is try
ing eagerly to find a home in
this community for a foreign
exchange student for the COM
ing year, September. 1862 to
June, 1868. The John Bassett
Moore High School and the CON-
munity of Smyrna have been
fortunate in the type of student
we have had in previous years,
Corrado Melega, Italian, and
Einar Bergh, Norwegian. Those
who have entertained the stud
ents in their homes have always
found it a rich and rewarding
experience and considered it
one of the most effective steps
to take for better understanding
between the nations of the
world. Anyone who will consid-
er having a student in their
home may call Charles M. Gee
or Mrs. Charles v. Williams.
who will explain the require
ments and advise in any way.
Smyrna times., 1962-02-08
'6l Girls State
Reps. Attend
Auxiliary Meet

Special guests at the meeting
of the Auxiliary to the David
c. Harrison Post, No. IA, Amer
lean Legion, were Hannah Ross
and Joyce Thompson, Smyrna's
Girl State members in 1861.
Miss Thompson, who was chos-
en- Girls State Governor talked
on her Days as Governor" and
Miss Ross told of the week. S
activities. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Dor
othy Rogers, with Mrs. Jean
Nowland as co-hostess. Mrs.
Rogers, chairman for the March
of Dimes, reported $927.40 col
lected to date. 1t was voted to
help provide books, games, and
working materials for the Re-
tarded Children's School al
Clayton as part of the groups
child welfare services in the
community. 1t was reported
that under the rehabilitation
work at Georgetown Rehabilita-
ton Center there is need fol
crawlers, walkers, football hel.
NETS, etc. Anyone having this
type of equipment to donate
may call Mrs. Mary Everhart
OIL 3-Sl77. This project is sup
ported by the Delaware Society
of Crippled Children and Adults