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Weather Forecast

District and vicinity-Some cloudiness with
lowest In the middle sos tonight. Partly
cloudy tomorrow and not much change in
temperature. High, 72 at pm. today;
low, SO, at AIS am. today.
Full Report on Poss B-4
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ABSENTEE VOTERS
GUIDE LISTED

YOU MAY Be one Of the lo0.-
900 persons in the Woshinstoa
MetropOliton oreo who is eligible
to vote in his home Stots this
November. Requirements BY home
Stotes for obsentee boIIOtiRs ore
published today on Pose c-ls.
Have The Stor Delivered
Dolly and Sunday
Dial Lincoln 5000
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Schirro 6-Orbit Flight Going Fine
Rocket Blasts
Space Capsule
IT'S Miles Up
Astronuut Sets
u. S. Record After
Sd Trip Around
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla,
Oct. 3.-Astronaut Walter M,
Schirra, jr., rocketed to a new
American space flight record
today in the third Project Mer-
curry earth orbital attempt.
His Sigma-7 space craft was
committed at about 1850 pm.
comdr. Schino's Flight PIon for
Project Mercury. Poss A-l2
Evening star., 1962-10-03
Congress Acts
In High Gear
On Must Bills
House Clears Tex
Measure in Bid to
Quit by Saturday
BY J. A. OLEARY
Star Staff Writer

Both branches Of Congress
are moving in high gear today
to clean up a dozen must" bills
and adjourn by Saturday.
In a burst Of speed yesterday,
both houses ratified and sent
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Foox Falls Church. Meleon Annondo Herndon tsssbus Pee
onossos, MiddsbUrs. RESERVE THE RIGHT 10 T QUANTITIES.
Produce subject dolly moet honses Some Of the items listed
this advertisement moy be found oil Of
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prices until close Of business TUesd1y Febru 2 1862
Washington c. MARYLAND Heights, Park,
indian eod BIodensbus coro Hills copo Heights Marlboro Bshedo.
Spring. Rockville cohersburs Aeondio Arlington,
Evening star., 1962-09-16

STAR PHOTOS BY
ELwOOD BAKER
Evening star., 1962-09-16

Jackie Young, 8, like
most children, can't
resist a pony. So,
iOhiIeSummeringGthe
Congressional School
Day Camp in ArIing-
ton, she placed a LOV-
ing hand on this ones
nose. But pony OGs in
no mood for LOUe. Hun
ger got the best of him.
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ABBOTT 4 LANDON
FURNITURE BOUGHT
Call EN- O-Rar1
MISCELLANEOUS FOR REM

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators,
fool 4 Eau 5Het Co.. eli Ju. H 5.S64oG.
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R0SV, HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIR, 1927 10th st. NV
Lovely rm., cleo. refgr., pvt. b.
stove, linens. HU. 3-97S5.
PANAMANIAN, 1885 N. H. ave. n W.
Nicely furnished efficiency; lin.
ems, near bath, SIT week.
2 OR PERSONS; $l6-S24; ~ In
your room, refgr.,. grlll, pvt. entr
2l21 F NV, FE. S-6272.
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tcoNTlNUEp)
HAMLET
w E s T

Country Living in the CITY
Built for privacy and quiet. All
with balconies and terraces, beau.
TRULY equipped kitchens, many
ers. School nearby. Bus Service
Minutes from Pentagon and b. c
j BEbRG,, Ice, DEN, f. r. sfig.. &c
3 BEDRMs. Sl3o.5O
Air Conditloned-Plus Utilities
MEMBERSHIP IN HAMLET SWIM
AND TENNIS CLUB AVAIL.
Out Shirley hwy. right on Semi,
nary I'd, LIST left on Beauregard
Fl A.0A00
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FURNITURE. FOR RENT

ABSOLUTELY beautiful furniture
for rent. Select your apt. any.
where-we will furnish, regard.
less Of size at reasonable rates
Call MARS LEASING CORP.
20 Canal st, S.W. Ii. 3-006f
ALL NEW-We furnish any number
Of rooms rates reasonable. ALL.
STATE LEASING CO.. 1919 Kalo-
rama I'd, AID 2-4114.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
AIR CONDITION

Your whole house: central plant;
your furnace: $685., no down pay.
ment; 3, 1 and 8 ton sizes equally
low; standard makes. Call day OF
night. Sunday included. JOHN
MOORE & SONS, ia. 1926.
ANTIQUE. mahogany Empire. q
bed, very good condition. Cali WO.
ANIAcUL SECRETARIES, marble
top chest, hide-a-beds, tables
-eliairS, misc. 1910 10th st. NV.
ANTIQUE cylinder phonograph
horn and records; walnut marble.
top washstand; homemade car.
pet; cherry bar; misc. XII. $500
BARGAIN PRICES on S used com.
piessors, l-15 hip. TRADE-INs
ACCEPTED. 1884 18th st. NV.
BOOKCASES 80. nahog.. 22x121
3S. $40 each. Call LEWIS, NE. g.
563S,
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Office Furniture
6 Floors Full
Now on Sale

Refinished genuine walnut execu
tive and secretarial desks. sac. 90
Conference tables in all sizes, re
finished genuine walnut, from
$685. up.
Steel desks. Remington Rand Grad,
A, $3.50 up; like-new condition
Remington Rand 2 and 4 drawer
gray filing cabinets: exceptiona
price.
Safe files, Remington Rand, insu.
lated letter and legal 4-drawel
files, like new, at bargain prices
IBrand-new 4-drawer letter flint
cabinets. S29.9S.
The same in. 2-drawer, S1S.SS.
Genuine mahog. and walnut sec.
tional bookcases. made BY GLOBE.
.Wernicke. at bargain prices,
Steel transfer files, letter and legal
S2.95: in excellent condition.
And many, many, many other items
toe numerous to mention. If you
want the best in good used office
furniture, come in and see us.
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APIS. FURNlsHED--D. G.

ABOVE SOLDIERS HOME NE
Ind Il. of duplex. l bedrm.; SOS
mo. Utils. incl. LA. 9-3673.
ABSOLUTE BARGAIN-Free bus ia
District line. Elevator bldg. Prac-
tically new, Takoma Park, lovely
1-bedrm. apt. nicely furn.. utilS,,
incl; VERY reasonable rate. Mrs,
Doyle, Mgr, JU, $4,000.
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APIS. UNFURNlsHED-VA.

ADMIRALTY APTS.-Attr. bldg. 9
bedrms., individual heat control
air cond. allowed; close in; S1O5
plus electricity. ia. 5-l654.
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APIS. FURNIsRED-vA.
tcokrlNUEp)

ALEX, Mt. Vernon, Belvoir area
S75 incl. utils. Aur. bsmt, effic
Pvt. entr. l man. AID. 4-4330.
ALExANnRIA
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tcoNrlNuED)

FURN. - 3 ROOMS COMPLETE
$Sa7S yk; al, Aft; sm; On; .J Payment
FURNITURE costs less when yol
WAREHousE, 4zoo 4. !. ave. ne
FT W. rm aasit.; I s lsl $685. ssS.T Il
fine condition: WE. 1.le2l,
FURN.-olass-top nah, din. tabii
with A chairs, Sl75: ANTIQUE
carved writing .Ss;s with chair hair
S lLsSs1aA Ewes" o''o 10 o Pm" VI
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

MUST SELL-Moving TO city. One
thyroid gelding, a. Ayr. -old
mare (hunter type). Expert.
enced rider necessary for both,
Plus all equipment and tack. Best
offer. Clarksville, Nd. AT. g.
227l.
SHETLAND PONY WANTED-Must
be gentle enough for unframed 6
" OLD; $3.50 in; $50 max. Oh.
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Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL FE 1-44O0

CALL FEE. 1-44OO
ADAMS MILL RD.-l bedrm., twir
beds, liv; rm., kit. bath; gooc
transp,, eley. bldg, 2 adults: cal
after y. JU. 7-7246.
ANACoSTIA-1-2 bedrms., utiis
i g.Ssas. $50 h' S-0S0s' ia
ATLANTIC ST. bedrm,. moderr
-TV. Ss5-S100. RIA. 3-6217.
ATTRAC. liv. rm bedrm., dinette
kit, bath w/shower, beaut. furn.
couple, Govt. workers. ia. 9-l29S
BEAUTIFULLY FURN. - Bedrm.
liv. rm., kit, bath; $3.50; clost
in. 1926 18th st. NV, DE. 2-6530
BOILING AREA - 1-bedrm. apis
furn.; :S99.50 incl. utils. Cow.
newly dec. new l2-cu.-ft. refgrs.
unfurn, also avail. S79.50. WAYNE
TERRACE APIS. LIST and Wayne
pl. Sc. 10. 2-1055.
BOILING AREA = New 1-bedrm
Adults. KE. $685.. 'e' 'S
BRAND-NEW FURNITURE in lge
Sc. loo. pI. 7-43o0, 10. 2:5610.
CAPITOL HILL-2nd floor. pvt
entr., lovely apt, suit. 2 or more
Adults. Street park. Ii. 3-3003
CAPITOL HILL, Libr. of Congress
yic.--Lge. bedrm., sunny liv rm.,
kit, bath. $40. Utils. Ii 1887.
CONGRESS HTS.-A bright, clean,
beautifully furn. efficiencs apt.
in duplex; .ldr. facil., beautiful.
Quiet neighborhood. Adults only.
Call JO.. 2-S333.
CONGRESS HTS.-SS2.5O. bed
m, din. rm., liv. rm., kit, bath
1mmed poss. JOHN L. SHELTON,
Realtor. 10. $4,000.
CONN. AVE. AT BRANDYWINE-
Efficiency; completely furn.;
porch, elev, sect. switched. TV;
Sl25. For appt. AK. 9-9242 before
10 or after 5.
CONN. AVE. NV, 322I-l bedrm
apt w/liv, nm kit. bath, beaut.
turn.: elev. bldg. Adults. $l35,
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1918 HOPKINS
ST.-Besut.,, furn., lge effic. apt
in remodeled bldg. Suit. 9. Sl15
mo. DI. 1-l41l, ewes. EN-. 1920
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-1- bedrm
apt, suitable for 2. Newly furn..
and decorated. S125 per mo. APP
ply 1925 2lst.. NV. HU. 3-5432
DUPONT CIRCLE rms, kit. and
bath: well furn.;. $135 plus utiis.
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APrs uNFuRNsHEDv uNFuRNIsHEDv APIS
ARLINGTON
COLUMBIA
PARK

Air eond., custom kitchens with Q
door self-defrost refgrs. 40-in.
electric range; very large rooms.
u BLK BUS. STORES. ETC.
l Bedrm. - Fir. $4,000
2 Bedrms. =. FIR. $142.5C
3 B,R., 2 BATHS-Fr. $195
DIR; Up Columbia pike. right OF
Buchanan St, "a block to apis.
OPEN DAILY
OFFICE 522-S4l4 or ia. 4-s2s;
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Available by the Month
XII. 8-225O

Available by the Month
XII. 8-2250
P. & M. INVESTMENT, INC.
81 SKYHILL RID. ALEX.
ALEX, downtown-Furn. apt, Fire.
proof bldg. laundry privils,, JAM.
utils. TIE. 6-6670. 9:30 to $50.
ARLINGTON N.-Liying rm,. din
ing area. bsdrm.. kit. and bath
per mo. V %RL iHSs REAL hSf Estate 6 TsAtTrs
CORP IA. 7-444S. ia. 4-0324.
ARL. S Newly furn. l-bedrm. air.
cond. apis, in new bldg; close to
Pentagon and Navy Annex: Sl35
mo, includes utils. Days, ia.
-l434 ewes, Ell. 6-551S,
ARL, Mr.. CLARENDON, Entire End fir.
l.bedrm., 3 Minis. Pentagon, D. c
SsS incl. utils. JE. 1926,
ARL:. bedrm., liy. rm., dinette, kit,
bath, 3 Minis. D. c. Pentagon. ia.
ARL., NEAR PENTAGoN-Family
Free parkinG. ia. 2:SSiS.
ARLINGTON-l-b edrm., pvt. apt.
in attrac. home; S95 mo. OF. A.
1000. MoNAHAN REALTY.
ARL. SIS rms. bath, pvt. entr.,
500 mo incl. utils. No children.
mmed. poss. 684-7SS1.
EFFICIENCY APT. - Employed
couple OF single woman. No Chill
dren. Call Sun. after 4 pm. Eve
nines -tter 8 pm. JE. 2-12S5.
CoNV. TO FIT. BELVOIR-Clean 2
and 3 rms. S75 and SS5 mo-, incl.
all utils. 703-GY 4-3S42.
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1-2-3 BEDROOMS

AIR CONDITIONED APIS.
Fully equipped kitchen; linens;
baths. balconies and patios. Park.
ing. play area for children. Con.
venient bus service to downtown
and Pentagon.
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AIR CONDITIONED
CARLTON HOUSE

Efficiency apartments by the da,
including maid service, reduced
rates for monthly occupancy witt
linens and maid service, secretar.
ial service, sun deck, overlooking
entire city, amplified master tele.
vision antenna system: garage IA
cilities; 10 minutes from White
House.
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ROOMS, APIS TO SHARE

UPPER 18th N.W.-Young man to
~. Hi-Fi; S46 mo. -RA. $1,000.
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BUILDINGS
GOVT. SURPLUS

CONSTRUCTIONS HEATERS, port.
able: 81 day, $25 wk. JU. 5-5O40.
RENTAL TOOLS g. EQUIP. CO.
DESKS-Office desks, $40 up; q
drawer filing cabinets, new, Sl495.
.ZIV SALES g. SERVICE, els Eye
st. NV. 73S-S630.
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DIAMONDS, lady's l,27 cts, gor.
geous brilliant color. A magnificent
diamond set in plat. baguette mtg.
Special, only $3.50. LIVINGSTON
q CO., 1923 H st. NV. ME. s.
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ELECTRICIANS

Save, slow season; wiring for any
purpose; dryers, air conds., new
service. LIZ bong, D; G., Nd, Va.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Lakeview Elementary
School News
Grade 3 Mr.. Herbert Plummer's
Section 2
A Visitor

Grade 3 Mr.. Herbert Plummer's
Section 2
A Visitor
One of our visitors that / en-
joyed very much was Miss Ed
wards. She taught us many in
teresting things about food. She
also taught us how to keep our
shoes polished and how to keep
neat and clean.
The filmstrips she showed to
the class were funny and interest
ing. We had a lot of fun making
butter, and eating the breakfast
she helped us to prepare.
David Alan Wilkerson
Captain HOggatt's Visit
On Wednesday, April 25, 1862,
Captain Ralph S. Hoggatt came to
school. He told us about his job
and the things he uses at Dover
Air Force Base and on trips. He
showed us some of his arctic
clothing, flying instruments an
explained some of the things on
his uniform. Then he told us all
the different places he has been
and little about how much fuel
the C-133 uses.
Denice Hoggatt
Trees
We have been studying about
occupations. Some of our fathers
came in to talk to us. My father
came in and talked to us about
trees. He said that some trees can
live to be 400 and 500 years old.
Mary Lynn Lynch
My father came and talked to
us about being a doctor. H e
brought in a sphgmomanometer,
and Mr.. Plummer said that you
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11

The Cokesbury All Club will
have a bake at The Shopping Mart,
Seaford, May 26, starting at $50
am in front of the A and P Store.
Your help will be greatly apprecia-
ted
Mrs. Joseph Davidson and n
attended the funeral of her uncle
in New York. last week.
Sue Ann Lambden was supper
guest of Marjorie and Daisey Oday
last Monday night.
Miss Carolyn Virden, student of
nursing, spent few days with her
parents last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Handy o f
Seaford, were dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Linden Isaacs last Sun
day.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Square Dance
Time

We now have another bannert
On Friday night, May 25. the
/ Smiths, the Bowmans, the Links
and the Curreys visited h e
"Whirlaways" in Seaford, bring
| ing back their beautiful, h d.
| fooled leather banner. We are now
! looking forward to a visit from
/ their club, for it takes at least
four couples to redeem their ban
! ner.
Two couples from Seaford, the
Howard Berghs and the Charles
| Burlingames, visited our club last
Saturday night. 1t was fun
| night" with a tag dance for one
tip. During that tip those sitting
out could cut in on the dancers,
who, in turn, cut in on other
dancers. 1t takes a bit of skill in
timing to cut in on rapidly dane
ing squares without interfering
with the pattern of the dance, but
it is loads of fun.
At the short business meeting
the directors announced the fol-
lowing IL m m r schedule f
dances:- June 2 Terrell Wat
son of Wheaton, Md; June 16 :
Frank Ritter of Chester, Pa; July
7 Marvin Harris from New Jer-
sey; July % Les Chewing from
Washington, D. c.; August 4 :
Herb Keyes of near Philadelphia;
August Is Jim Cowgirl of New
Jersey.
These six dances may be paid
for in two installments for nine
dollars. Those not paying for the
entire series may attend for two
dollars each dance. The directors
also gave the first reading of two
proposed changes in our bylaws
On Friday night, May 4, h e
anniversary party of the "Maver-
icks" at Grosvenor Elementary
School, as guests of the Jerry
Talbotts.
Four couples, the BOWmans, the
Curreys, the Carriers, and the Wild
dowsons, attended the Spring Fes-
tival in Hagerstown. Md, on May
5, where there was afternoon and
evening dancing. The host caller
Curley Custer, was assisted by Al
Brundage and Earl Johnston, with
the Johnstons assisting with the
rounds. There were nearly 90
couples registered, representing 72
clubs from 10 states. Five couples
from the Seaford Club also at
tended. They invited the Milford
group to join them in an after
dance party held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bell in
Hagerstown.
We have again been asked to
dance at the Hospital Fair on May
19. This year we will feature two
local callers. Ed Burlingame will
call for dancing at 2 pm, and
Joe Wright will call at 500 pm
There will be a practice session
on Friday night, May 18, at the
Bowling Lanes and on Thursday
night, May 10, at Joe Wright's
home.
HEARD IN PASSING :
The difference between a high
level and a low level club In a
low level club you walk through
first, then dance. In a high level
club you try to dance first, then
walk through! Lee HelseD
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
METROPOLITAN
LOVERS LANE

SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-A null
history parking ramp has turned in
to a modern day lovers lane.
An executive of a six-story park
ing ramp reported that couples
have been driving up the ramp to
the fifth or sixth level to do their
Smoothing.
Its perfect SPOT he said.
mo cops to bother them, no Gu
rious strangers.
After all, when you rent space
in parking ramp, the space be-
longs to you-there's no law that
says you have to gg out of the
car
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
COKESBURY
Mrs. Mabel Lambden
Phone: 629-432S

The MID Club meets May Is, at
1880 pm at the Community House.
dent, Mrs. Joseph Davidson will
preside and will have on display a
collection of gifts from her parents
in-law. when they toured Europe
last year Mrs. VIM. Hill and Mrs.
Sadie Hill will be hostesses.
The Cokesbury All Club was
honored last Saturday night at The
Talent Show by bringing home one
of the prizes. Howard Layton won
a prize in Public Speaking Contest.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
Milk-Cheese Give
Spring Protein Lift

It's "spring tune-up time" for
people and nothing will give you
a better protein lift than milk,
whether it be whole or skim milk,
buttermilk or chocolate. says Miss
Janet Coblentz, extension nu-
tritionist with the University o t
Delaware
Miss Coblentz suggests that you
take a close look at the protein
value of milk and milk products
in planning menus since m X
protein is of highest quality. The
recommended daily allowance for
adults is 2 cups of milk. This
provides one-fourth of the pro-
tein needed for the adult while
the suggested quota of to A cups
per day for children supplies one
half their daily protein require
ment. The protein in two cups of
milk is equal to a Bounce serv-
ing of hamburger, fish, or ham
without bone, or "a frankfurters.
Cheese is the concentrated pro-
tein source in the dairy products
family. One ounce of American
cheese or 115 ounces 6 table
spoons) uncreamed cottage cheese
is equal to one cup of milk in
protein value.
One of the newer fluid milk
products is fortified skim milk.
This has had non-fat dry milk
solids or condensed skim milk
added for greater nutritional value
with a minimum of additional
calories, Miss Coblentz explains. 1t
is especially rich in protein and
calcium more so than ordinary
skim milk.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11

Mrs. Harvey Warrington a d
Mrs. Delema Baker spent last
weekend with Mrs. Warrington S
daughter near Washington, DC.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Paul Hastings
visited the latter's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Elliott in Laurel, last Saturday
night
Mrs. Thos. Adkins and son visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eli FL
lott, last week.
Several of the ladies of Cokes-
bury Church attended the q ION e
meeting of W.S.C.S. held recently
at Mt. Zion Church near Seaford.
Bushmen of South Africa rare
ly grow taller than five feet.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11
EVEN THE MIGHTY

TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) : Seven
Aston Army tanks have shown
their Achilles heel.
Officers at the Tucson Army
Reserve Center told police that
vandals used BIB guns to break
periscopic and telescope lenses
atop the tanks.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11

would have to know how to spell
it if you want to be a doctor. [
learned how to spell it. My father,
DR.. Graybeal. showed us lot of
other things, too.
Eddie Graybeal
We had circus. We invited
other classes. We invited o u r
parents. In our program we made
three murals One of them was
about THE Wreck of the Circus
Train. Another was about Baby
Elephant Runs Away From t h e
Circus" and the other was just a
side show. We had a magic clown.
We had original poems n d
stories. Mrs. Westphal read "The
Wreck of the Circus Train" to u.s.
The story was written by Mr.. F.
A. Magoun. Mr.. Louis Ingber put
the things up for us.
Michael Wayne Johnson
Our Trip
Our class is going on a trip to
Tidewater Refinery. We will also
go to Bombay Hook. We are go
ing to Tidewater Refinery because
we have talked about the earth
and it's resources. We are going
to Bombay Hook to see the wild
life. / think we will enjoy our
trip.
Randy Holleger
The Field Trip
On May 8, 1862, we are going
on field trip to Bombay Hook
and Tidewater Refinery. We are
going on a bus. Our class picked
chaperons. My mother is one of
the mothers picked.
Susan Keller
The Pheasant Eggs
We are incubating pheasant
eggs. 1t takes a lot of days to
hatch them. 1t takes q % days
to hatch We set the pheasant
eggs April 80. Mr.. Plummer has
pheasants. Some of us might go
with Mr.. Plummer to see the
pheasants.
Cathy Buehrle
May l. 1862, Sue Miltiades
brought in an incubator. Mr.
Plummer. brought two pheasant
eggs for the class. We set the
eggs in the incubator. We think
the eggs will hatch May 21st or
23rd.
Jack Robinson
Pheasants
The pheasants we have here
originally came from England and
are called ringneck pheasant. They
are very pretty and belong to the
peacock family. They are farm
land birds and eat grain, seeds
and insects. The hen lays ten or
more eggs and matches them.
Sometimes there are so many
pheasants that they damage farm
crops. But some people feel that
their control of bugs and insects
more than pays for the grain that
they eat There is a pheasant
farm on the road to Broadkill
Beach.
Jane Westphal
Plants
Our class has been studying
about plant life. We know that
most plants need water, soil and
sun. For Easter we planted Be
gonias and Coleus plants for our
mothers. We check them each day
to see how much they have grown
and we saw that some seeds grew
faster than others. We have
found that pant study is very in
teresting.
Terry Rust
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Tho f;rcf Aroariaop Ya+opt for
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11

The first American patent for
the manufacture of false teeth was
/ awarded to G. NJ Graham in 1922.
Milford chronicle., 1962-05-11

The Field Trip
On May 9, 1862, we are goir
on a field trip to Bombay Hoo
and Tidewater Refinery. We a
going on a bus. Our class pick'
chaperons. My mother is one
the mothers picked.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-20

Sears does not establish artificial Hst" prices
TO dilOc for so-called. discount" or "frade-in"
pricing. Sears original prices are lOm prices,
sale prices are euen LOWer.
Evening star., 1962-01-11
Club Shifts
Dance, Cites
Negro Policy

The site for a dinner dance
scheduled January 19 at Ken
wood Country Club has been
changed by the Woman's Sub
urban Democratic Club of
Montgomery County because of
the clubs policy barring Negro
guests.
Mrs. Drexel A. Sprecher,
president of the women's group,
said the location was changed
to Shady Grove Country Club,
near Gaithersburg, to avoid
embarrassing Pierre Salinger,
White House press secretary,
who is the guest speaker.
Mrs. Sprecher said her club
had gone on record as favoring
the proposed public accommo-
dations bill, which would end
racial discrimination at all pub
lie places in Montgomery, and
hence felt obligated to change
the site Of its dance.
There are no Negroes among
the clubs 500 members, but
some Of the membership
planned to bring Negro guests
to the dinner-dance, Mrs.
Sprecher added.
Kenwood Manager Edward
Foulkrod said: Our club is g.
private club. It's members are
aware Of its policy and its
rules"
Evening star., 1962-01-11
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair to-
night. Low near IA in city and
8 to 10 in suburbs. Increasing
cloudinesS and rising tempera-
ture tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair tonight with
low Of 5 to 10 in northwest, 10
to is elsewhere. Tomorrow, in
creasing cloudiness. High OF %
to "a except % to 26 in north
west.
Virginia-Fair tonight with
low Of 10 to IS in extreme east
and to 10 in west and west
central areas. Tomorrow, high
Of % to % in mountains, % to
"a elsewhere. Increasing cloud
inesS.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-West winds Of 10
to IS knots tonight and IS to
Is knots tomorrow. Fair tonight
followed by increasing cloudi :
ness tomorrow. Visibility 10
miles.
Road Conditions-AAA
West-District Of Columbia to Penn
eylvania turnpike. clear; Pennsylvania
turnpike, clear; Ohio turnpike, clear;
U. 8. 40 west to Ohio, occasional slip
perry spots; U. 8. 90 west to Ohio, oc
casional slippery spots; u S. 60
through West Virginia, occasional slip
perry Snots.