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CUSTOM BUILT HOMES, COM
plete home improvements,
plumbing, heating, asbestos, sid
ing, all types roofing, guttering,
painting, wirin g, aluminium
storm doors, windows and jail
ousies. Easy financing. Phone
Burton 2258. D. H. Scarborough,
Avon, N. C. T-3-31-tfc
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SEE us for the new low-cost
Homeowner's Policy and all
other forms of insurance. Outer
Banks Insurance Agency, phone
Manteo az. T-7-8-tfc
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PANSY Plants. English Daisies,
Sweet William Candytuft,
Alyssum Saxatile, and many
other plants, for your house and
garden. Roanoke Island Gar
dens, Manteo, N. G. 12-15-tfc
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The elementary dance group
of o. A. Peay High School will
present it's annual recital at the
school March 90, 1862 at 500
pm.
The activity, which is an OUT
growth of the physical fitness
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FOR SALE: Newly built g.
Room house with bath. near
Manteo. Corner lot so X 100 #.
Hardsurface road, priced reason
able. D. ". Meekins, Manteo. N.
C.
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SELECT PROPERTIES for rent
or sale. M. X. Fearing, Jr.,
Manteo. T-9-18-tfc
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WANTED TO BUY: Two bu-
reaus or dressers. Descrip-
ton, price. Tel. 257S-P. o. Box
7S, Nags Head. T-3-2S-3tc
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FOR SALE: Ponies all sizes.
Roscoe Gallop, Wanchese
T-11-24-tfc
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MALE HELP WANTED: Man
with good character over 81
for established food route. Ma
tionally advertised prorducts.
High income. If interested
write P. o. Box 1892, Goldsboro,
N. C. PH-4-6-3tp
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WEDDING BELL NAPKINS:
We now have these in stock
when you need them in a hurry.
$3.50 per 100. TIMES PRINT
ING CO., Manteo, Tel. Al or PA.
9-22-tf
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HELP WANTED: We will sup
ply you with a complete line
of Rawleigh Products to sup
ply consumers in your own town
or surrounding rural area IN
COUNTY. Year
around business. Large profits.
Write Rawleigh, Dept. NCD-70-
S58- Richmond, Va.
PH-4-6-4tp
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HELP WANTED: BE INDE-
PENDENT. Sell Rawleigh
products in ADJOINING AREA
Write today. Rawleigh Dept. NC
D-2SO-5 Richmond, Va.
T-4-6-4tp
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FOR SALE: 6 thoroughbred
Beagle puppies, Immediately.
Contact G. T. Westeott, Manteo,
N. C. Tactic
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FOR your insurance needs see
w. r. PEARCE, Manteo, N. c.
All kinds of insurance
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CAMELLIAS, Azaleas. Holies,
many other plants, shrubs,
trees. We invite you to visit our
nursery. Roanoke Island Gar
dens, corner Mother Vineyard
Road, Manteo, N. C.
T-4-2S-tfc
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT:
one and two bedrooms. Leo
AIidgette, tel. Manteo 263-W.
T-9-22-tfc
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FREE INSTALLATION on
storm windows, doors and
awnings; prompt service and
only the best quality. Easy fl
nancing. Dan L. Cannady, home
improvements, phone Manteo 49,
J. p. o. Box 213. T-5-12-tfc
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FOR SALE: 1866 Chevrolet
station wagon, s-cyl., 4-dr. au-
tomato shift. M. K. Fearing,
Jr, Agent. T-1-19-tfc
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Are there children in your
home to whom you mean the
world? If you're lucky enough
to have these blessings, think
well before you risk your life
in traffic. The North Carolina
Department Of Motor Vehicles
says stay safe for their sake.
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FOR YOUR HOME OWNERS
policy call w. r. Pearce, Man
teo, N. C. T-5-19-tfc
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SEPTIC TANKS serviced and
cleaned. Free inspection. Ed
ward Champ, General Delivery,
Roper. T-3-SO-4tp
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FOR SALE: 2 lots on the Air
port Road. Tel. S66-J1.
T-4-6-tfc
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SEE PIEDMONT HOME under.
construction. Edwin Midget,
Little Street, Manteo. Attractive
financing plan with no down
payment and no closing costs for
quality homes. Vernon Hayman,
Piedmont Homes, Norfolk, Va.
Telephone MA 29S16.
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FOR SALE: Less than one-half
price 12x12 timbers. Heart
pine and creosoted. Also lot of v
belts, all sizes up to 1902. Some
longer $1.00 each. Owens $
Marine. Call Lawrence Owens,
Wanchese. 3-23-tfc
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FOR RENT: 3-bedroom unfur-
nished house, north end Roa-
noke Island. Francis Meekins,
phone Manteo Al or 200-W.
tfnc
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NEXT TIME CALLJimmie's
Coastal Service. Refrigerator,
freezer, air conditioner, water
pump, motor repairs. All work
guaranteed. Phone Manteo $685.
il. T-3-9-tfc
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TRACTORS FOR SALE OR
RENT: / small dozer-diesel
powered, IL yd. front end load
er-diesel, 1 small front end
loader and back oe-gasoline,
/ small motor grader-diesel.
Owens Marine. Call Lawrence
Owens, Wanchese, N. C.
T-3-3O-tfc
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HELP WANTE D: Waitress,
white must be Is years old;
also dishwasher, white or color-
ed. Apply at Franks Barbecue,
Nags Head. T-4-6-3tp
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Dr.. W. w. Johnston, Secretary |
T-S-so-2tc
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Fisheries Commissioner
T-4-6-4tc
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HOUSES TO SHARE
CHURCHES FOR RENT
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

ALLISON AND 18th ST. AREA.
bedrm. Diet. home. LIST fir. den ant
powder rm, garage: beautiful gar.
den. S29, 800. Terms, may con.
slider trade JOHN L. SHELTON
Realtor, 10. $4,000.
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CHEVY CHASE-Ciean brick Colo.
NAL on fenced lot. Close to school
Attractive living room. dining
room, 3 bedrooms and bath, rec
reation room. Priced S19,250.
am. to 6 pm. EN-. 2-7400: ewes
WO R-04S7
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(CONTlNUED)

SILVER SPRING-Lge. 3 bedrm.
ga bath. brick rambler; rec, rm.
4 mos. old: $3.50 mo, H. j
RRiE; RI, INC, 5ss-S330 ewes
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
LHOAIHIAnIEhA

BETHESDA-CHEvY CHASE
SAL ,000-Charming brick -ambler
In Chevy Chas area, i 'dr'ns.,
. baths, ;.s'nt~ CO &c.
nm. with -l.eE -, gG-I.' sucyd
yard. Excellent neighb rhood.
$40 ,500-S4-ft. brick rambler,
Mass. ave. area, center-hall plan,
4 bedrooms, large family room on
main level, lovely stone fireplace,
6.00O-sq. 1T. lot, double carport,
2B-ft. master bedroom.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG MAN wants furn. effic. apt
near Pentagon: preferably air cond
No lease. OF. 4-S224.
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Bethesda Realty

BETHESDA, ROCK CREEK HILLS
Imposing, brick and stone Will
liamsburg Colonial. like new. AIR
COND., in very choice area, 4 big
bedrmS., 2 "a baths, plus 9TH bed
rm.,. bath, family rm. on lower
level, Lovely din. rm. and der
opening to huge scr. porch, mod
kit, brkfst. bar, gorgeous rec
rm. and bar in daylight bsmt.
lear garage; Upper 40s. SAM.
UEL z; BOGLEY OF Md, INC.
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ROCKVILLE
Sf n I I'M LUCHS
SILVER SPRING CORNER

Owner must sell fast: price re.
duced to low 30s with S25, 900 it
trust. Z large rooms, ga baths,
rec. rm., maids rm. and bath and
garage
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L. LEWIS, 10. 5-433o

WOODWORK, new listing = Brick
English Cape Cod, on lge., wooded
lot. Three twin-Size bedrooms, 9
full baths, living room, fireplace,
separate dining room. table-space
kitchen huge rear screened porch,
full basement. Short walk to,
public and parochial schools, shop
ping and bus. Very low twenties.
J. C. CONLEY, JU. 9-4134
AFTER PM, CALL JU. S-321sa-
WHEAT0N-Extra special! 3-bedrm
Diet. home w/bsmt.: only $500 dn,
total SS7 mo. C. paul hickman.
10. 4-5500. -
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r Washington, D. C.
Thursday, March 8, 1862
APIS. UNFURNIsHED VA
CONTINUED

ARL. S.-New, 1-bedrm. air-cond
apis; close to Pentagon and Navy
Annex: S110 per mo-, includes
utils. Days, IA. 2-1434; eyes,,
Apache drum beat., 1962-12-01
SPECIAL MEETING ON
Law ENFORCEMENT

LAI ENFORCElENT
There has been a Lot Of complaint
recently about the way the Tribal
judges have been running the Tribal
Court. Policemen have also been cri-
ticized. The Tribal Council felt that
they should look into the whole thing
end find out why things have been 60
ing as they haveo
Therefore Marvin Null, Tribal
Chairman, called a special Council
Meeting Tuesday, December IL, at the
Court. It was a closed meeting for a
special reason; if lot Of people had
been let in they might have started
arguing and nothing would have been
accomplished toward getting to the
bottom Of the complaints.
The meeting, Tribal officials feel,
was good one and got to the bottom
of the trouble. Several people who had
compl laints about the court or the
police we're heard.
Cne case was that Of an accident
which took place on the reservation,
In which a car was backed up and ran
over q child. The child was injured.
when the meeting checked up on what
had happened, it was discovered that
not want to report that there had
been an accident; SO the report was
111led out SO as to show that the car
had been backed up without proper
caution but not to show that there
had Teen an accident. This would put
the whole thing under the state traf-
tic code. When the first he airing was
held, the attorney for the complainant
failed to show up, so the hearing had
to be postponed. The second hearing
vas held in Bylas, and the Associate
:Sodge presided. He dismi ssed the
case because the witness did not
want to testify. After lengthy dis
@ossion Of this case, the Tribal Law
and Order Code was consulted. According
60 the Code judge may be removed only
TOR just cause. The representatives.
OF the district in which the accident
occurred felt that his handling Of
the case was just cause for firing the
Associate dudge, but most Of the
Council did not think so. To still
satisfy everyone, the Council de-
clded to take vote. In a secret
ballot they decided 9 to not to dis
miss the judge.
another case which was brought
up was the case Of boot1egger whose
home VA Saarcha6 [o1r ba
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PAGE l
GOVERNMENT PUBLIC .oRKs EMPLoYM3Nr

,ORKS EMPLOYMENT
| we're reported on briefly in the Novem-
lonth noW. l73 men ere employed, and abb
nerally it is much less. To date,
IL parts wages and payroll taxes to one
policy is to put as mich Of the money
END minimum on tools and equipment
The wage rate is geared to the Wage
Board Schedule. Workers are given govern
ment appointments with q WAE status, which
means they earn no leave end have no
"fringe" benefits. They are, however,
covered under the Federal Employees Com
pensa6io Act in event Of death or SER
iouS injury, and they do get unemploy-
ment benefits.
Eost of the men are working for Land
Operations at Seneca, Arsenic, San Car
los, Ash Creek and ellison Wash. These
are cooperative projects between the
Bureau Of Indian Affairs and the Tribe
or the cattle association for whom the
work is being done. At Seneca the men
are clearing juni per, thinning forest,
building g reservoir, and SalVaging
fence posts for use on other projects.
At Arsenic they are burning cholla cac-
tus and bear grass. At San Carlos they
are clearing mesquite and catclaW brush.
The men at Ash Creek are constructing
fence a preliminary to a reseeding
structing fence as part Of brush con-
troll and reseeding project.
The men working at Seneca are: Frank
l.. Adley, Peridot; Francis Benton, San
Carlos; Elmer R. Boni, San Carlos; Neal
G. Boni, San Carlos; ElsOn H. Brown, San
Carlos; Ernest L. Bulls, San Carlos;
Nugent Cassadore, Peridot; Harry Clark,
San Carlos; Lee E. Clark, San Carlos;
Robert j. Cody, Seneca Greek; Calvin
Cook, San Carlos; Ronnie Cooke, San Car
los; Billy Dillon, San Carlos; Buster L.
Dona, Bylas; Ronald Dosela, Peridot;
Bernard Gates, San Carlos; Jasper Grant,
San Carlos; Jeffery FIaan, Jr., San Car
los; Joe FIarney, San Carlos; Robert Har
ney, Sr., San Carlos; Nelson c. Irving,
San Carlos; Bill jackson, Feridot; louis
K. Jones, San Carlos; Jordan Lavender,
Cibecue; Willis lavender, Cibecue; Faul
Lupe, San Carlos; Chester Martin, San
Carlos; Timothy Martin, San Carlos; Law
renee liller, San Carlos; Melton Miller,
San Carlos; Elmer Hutton, San Carlos,
Ernest Nosie, San Carlos; Johnnie Patten,
Jr., San Carlos; Leroy Patten, San Car
los; Joseph Porter, San Carlos; Alfonso
Apache drum beat., 1962-12-01

various public
setee1m has been generally
of
+9Se pfoolng
rate is
Board
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DoWnes Ready
orTiger After
KaYOofMoyer

LONDON, Nov. IA (AP). =
Britain's Terry Downes said to-
day he's ready to fight Middle
weight Champion Dick Tiger
after battering Phil Meyer OF
Portland, Greg, into bloody de-
feat last night.
Referee Jack Hart stopped
Downes' scheduled 10 round
fight with Meyer after 80 Sec
ends of the ninth round. Meyer
was bleeding freely from cuts
around both eyes and from un-
der his chin.
Downes, at 1874 a little heav-
Ter than usual, was unmarked
except for a cut on the top OF
his head.
81 felt really good. and I'm
now ready for a anything"
Downes said.
Sam Burns, Downes' mana
ger, said: WED love the Tiger
fight-that's the one now"
A crowd Of $4,000 damned
London's Wembley Indoor Sta
dunn for Downes' scrap with
Meyer and shouted through the
late rounds, that's enough,
ref" and stop it."
Meyer, who weighed 1855,
failed to produce much Of q
righthand punch and appeared
in trouble from the early stages
He allowed DowneS to get in
side and then draw him into
the kind of mitigating that is
the Briton'S speciality.
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Northwood Title Drive
JoIted by DismissoIs

Northwood High Schools
drive for its first Montgomery
County football championship
was dealt a severe blow recently
when eight members of the
football team were dropped
from the squad for disciplinary
reasons, it was revealed today.
Coach Jim DeMoss said that
all eight we're members Of first
team or were defensive special
lists. However, the entire often
Sive backfield still is intact and
will play against Walter john
son Saturday in a game that
could decide the championship.
The players were dropped last
week before Northwood's game
against Blair. The Indians were
held to a scoreless tie, which
left them deadlocked for third
place with Bethesda Chevy
Chase. However a Northwood
victory Saturday coupled with
Ia Wheaton loss to Richard
Montgomery would give the
Indians a tie for the title. If
the season ends with two or
more teams tied in the number
Of losses, a point system will
decide the championship.
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You Be the
Quarterback
QUESTION
BY JERRY BURNS
Head Coach, state University Of Iowa


Throughout the first half the
Coast Guard Academy has run
a pro offense with an end split
wide and a halfback used as a
TANKER. You, the Tufts defen-
sive quarterback, have covered
with a four-man interior line,
three linebackers and a four
man secondary set in an UNI
brella formation.
After halftime with your team
leading, TO, Coast Guard has
come out with a S h o t 6 u n
offense with the quarterback
taking a direct pass from center
several yards back Of the scrim-
mage line and with a wingback
on each side of the quarter.
AS a result, Coast Guard has
moved to your 28-yard line,
completing pass after pass.
What defensive strategy should
you use:
1. Keep same defense, just
get tougher?
2. Get defensive inemen to
pursue the ball, ignoring their
original areas?
3. Put q middle guard into the
line, making 1t a five-man line?
4. Take q man out Of the
line, making it a three-man
line?
(AnSwer on Page D-4)
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Four Athletes
Voted Honors
In Maryland

-Four former sports stars to-
day were named to the Mary
land State Athletic Hall Of
Fame, it was announced by Gov.
Tawes, honorary chairman of
the Hall Of Fame.
Boxer George CLANCY, Bill
Nicholson, former basebaIl
player, AL Heagy, who played
and coached at Maryland, and
C. Lowndes johnson, q pioneer
in sailing, were selected by q
Of sportswriters and
members Of the M Club, which
founded the hall.
Heagy, johnson and Nichol-
son viii be indicted into the
Hall Of Fame at the NJ Clubs
18th annual awards banquet
December 8, at the Statler-
Hilton Hotel. CLANCY, who died
in 1858, will be honored post
humously.
Chaney's wife will accept his
honor at the banquet. Known
as the Jack Dempsey" of
smaller men in boxing, CLANCY
fought as a lightweight, feath-
erWeight and bantamWeiQht
classes.
Heagy, lacrosse coach and as
sistant professor of chemistry
at Maryland. was a three :
sports letterman for the Terps
in football, basketball and Ia
crosse from 1927-30.
Johnson began his sailing
career at the age Of eight and
retired in 1860, at the age of
70. He designed the Com e t
Class yacht. of which there are
$500 in racing competition
today.
Nicholson played in the ma
jors with the Athletics, Cubs
and Phillies. He led the Ma
tional League in home runs
and runs-batted-in in 1943 and
1914 while with the Cubs. He
was selected on four National
League All-Star teams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14

DeMoss said the punishment
of the players-because of a
fragrant and deliberate viola
ton of training rules-was a
Joint action by himself, Ath-
letic Director Kyle Wilson and
Harold Packard, the principal.
I'VE had no choice in the
matter" DeMoss said, "but I'm
still on good terms with the
boys and want them all to come
out for track.
1--WE are not by any means
giving up our title chances, u
he said. "It's a tough blow, but
the boys have the spirit and
I think they can come back to
win Saturday"
Northwood is enjoying one of
its finest seasons, with a 5-2-2
record going into its final game.
HERSHEY.
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Gibbons q Skier

Jim Gibbons, strong side end
for the Detroit Lions, is an
avid skier when the football
season ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-14

(Answer on Page D-4,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
To Hold
Founders
Dinner

The Mount Holyoke Club
of Washington will hold its
annual founders day dinner
tomorrow at 8 pm. at the
Broadmoor Hotel.
The dinner will honor the
125th anniversary of the
founding of the college by
Mary Lyon in South Hadley.
Mass, in 1887.
Miss Renuka Mukerji, prin-
cipal of Women's Christian
College in Madras, India. a
sister college Of Mount Hol-
yoke, will be speaker.
Among special dinner
guests expected are Educa-
tional and Cultural Counsel
lor of the Indian Embassy
and Mrs. l.. r. SETH; Sena-
tor Walter Judd, Republican
of Minnesota and Mrs. Judd;
and college trustees, Mrs. Ed
ward r. Murrow, Mr.. and
Mrs. John B. Fisher and Mrs
Daniel j. Anderson.
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UDC Names
New Officers

New officers of the Robert
E. Lee Chapter, No. ga,
United Daughters of the
Confederacy were recently in
stalled for a two-year term,
by the new District Division
President of the UDC, Miss
A. BONNER Rudd, who is a
member of the chapter.
They include Mrs. J. H.
White, jr., president; Mrs.
c. A. Gathgens, first vice
president; Mrs. L. w. Scale,
ST., second vice president;
Mrs. Lena E. Macdonald,
third vice president; Mrs. Eff
fie McI. Tweedle, recording
secretary; Miss Cleo A. War;
rem, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. c. L. Engel, treasurer;
Mrs. L. C. Cassidy, historian;
Mrs. j. w. Donaldson, regis
trar;; Mrs. Maude we'll
Smith. recorder Of crosses;
Mrs. Madeline A. Rollins, Gus
todian; Mrs. Linwood Phil
lips auditor, and Mrs. Will
liam H. Chism. chaplain.
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Boss Night
Dinner Set

Mrs. Ethel S. Miller, presi-
dent of the D. c. charter
chapter of the American
Business Women's Associa-
ton, has announced that
plans are being made for the
chapters annual Boss Night
dinner.
The dinner will take place
Monday at the Broadmoor
Apartments.
One of the features Of the
evening will be the awarding
of a plaque to the Boss Of the
Year. A highlight of the
event will be a speech on
"The Electoral College Re-
form" by Senator Karl E.
Mundt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21

Heart Association during this
month. The section, under
the craftsmanship of Mrs. G.
w. Feelemyer and Mrs. John
F. Snyder, devotes a mini
mum Of one day a month to
serving the community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-21
To Aid Community

The community services
section Of the Suburban
Woman's Club of Montgom-
cry County will be helping
the Montgomery County TB-
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Mrs. BuchnnQn
ToAttend
Celebration

Mrs. Robert Ba h m a n,
presid e n t-general of the
United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy, will participate in
the Centennial celebration Of
the Inauguration of Con-
federate President jefferson
Davis in Richmond, Va, to-
morrow.
Mrs. Bachman is scheduled
to place a wreath at the
Davis Monument and then
will take part in the ceremon-
les at Hollywood Cemetery
where Mr.. Davis is buried.
Virginia Gov. Albertis Har-
rison will also attend the
ceremonies.