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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-22
Mrs. Crawford
ToSpeuk

The Gen. Lewis A. Armi-
stead chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confeder-
acy will meet at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the home of Mrs.
Orien Cain.
Mrs. Cherry Crawford Of
Birmingham, Ala, who is
general chairman of the
southern poetry division of
the UDC, will be the guest
speaker.
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CLUB
TOMORROW

WOman's Club of Chevy
Chase - International rela-
lions study group will meet at
1890 am. in the club house
library for a visit to the Voice
of America studios. The well
fare section will sponsor a
benefit dessert bridge and
fashion show at 1890 pm. at
the club house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-22

More seminars will follow
the luncheon, including 3:l5
pm. in the Chinese Room,
THE Novelist's Dark Vision"
by Albert j. Guerard, "a.
Mr.. Allen Drury, 40, will act
as chairman.
The conference will end
with a Sis pm. reception in
the State Room, honoring Mr..
Gordon F. Hampton, '35,
president of the Alumni As
ISOLATION.
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ALL THE WORLDS A STAGE
To Attend Meetino

Mrs. Joseph A. Avery, pres
ident of the District State
Board of PEG, representing
80 Washington chapters, will
attend the convocation of the
North Carolina State chap
ter, PEG, at Greensboro to-
morrow and Saturday.
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Society Plans Memorial

The next meeting of the
Colonel William Branth-
Wayte, District Society, Co.
lonial Danes of the XVII
century, will be held at 2
pm. Saturday at the home
of Mrs. Walter E. Ward. Mrs.
John w. Holton, president,
will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-22

Following the business
meeting, Mrs. Benjamin
Soule Gantz has arranged a
program as a memorial to
the District Society's founder
and first president, and a
recent member of the So
ciety's National Board, the
late Mrs. Frank Morrison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-22

starting a new career in the
movies. At no time during
my conversation with my
friend Alfred Hitchcock did
we talk about a contract en-
gaging me for more or less
a long time"
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LIE AND WRITE
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Should be in a position to trayeI
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HELP MEN
CREDIT MANAGER

CREDIT MANAGER
We need an ambitious young MAJ:
to oreS nize and admlnistc~ a col
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ownership to the right man. Send
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COMPTROLLER

To supervise IBM accounting anc
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CONSUMER

Investment company has
excellent opportunities for
energetic young man, age
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essary. Will trein as ad.
iuster in home improve
ment and marine financing
field. Outside work. Car and
expenses furnished. Must be
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HANSON. 5S6- 33no.
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HELP MEN

DRIVER statesmen, Mr., Softee is
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disc, good pay. PEARSON PHAR.
MACY. FE. 3-7250.
DRUG CLERKS. part time Filter.
GERS DRUG, soy Conn. ave. n "
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I icerscd for rcwirinr. general cleo
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bids. Call I'D. h-5T0G for appt.
ETECTRoNIC TRAINrEs
MONARCH EMPL., isio + T st. NV NV,
ELECTRONICS
B,s.E.r. At lest 2-yrr. cxper. in
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controls. Sal. to $4,000.
Pn.D. or MS. plus 5-yrs. eSper. in
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Analysis in guidance and control
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WILLS g. HARTwELL EMPL.
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ENGINEERS
ESTIMATOR

FOR large construction company
Must be able to take off uuanti-
tleS, negotiate contracts and ex-
pedlte construction work. Write
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FIGURE CLERK
NO EXPERIENCE

ID ,4S4 to start in a pleasant office
public contact for the young man
who. likes. to meet people and
wants to learn a business. More
money for some college. See BOB
SRAY, All woodward bldg, ME-
S-4277 Temp,
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HELP MEN

BUS BOYS. kitchen helpers, iani,
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CABIEETMAKEP CO., 5405 SEQ.
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HI. l.g070.
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Skilled mechanics onl".
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BOOTBLACKS
EXPERIENCED

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mail, shipping. stock depts, ma.
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BRICK LAYERS WANTED. schoo
Job, non.union. Mechanics only
Balls Hill I'd. and Georgetown
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BRICKLAYERS. top men. top pay
permanent positions. Call IA
4547. Mon. through Fri.
BRICKLAYERS WANTED, 81 pc,
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Shirley highway job, or call ST
3-1530 between 3 and 3 pm.
BUSINESS MACHINE REPAIRMAN,
1917. Some basic electroniI
knowl., machine repair expeT. nee
GUARANTY EMIL, 95C N. Mon
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HELP MEN

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license, for apt. bldg. in Bethesda.
Nd. Sober. stesdy man. OIL, q
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Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12

Wednesday. milk, frankfurter
sandwich, baked beans, coleslaw
with apple and raisins, sliced
peaches.
Thursday, milk, baked chicken
and dressing, mashed potatoes and
gravy, buttered green's, hot biscuit
and butter, pineapple chunks.
Friday, milk, oven fried fis h,
potato salad, buttered peas n d
carrots, corn meal muffin and but
ter, applesauce.
Mr.. j. j. Sasser, president of the
Greenwood Lions Club, Maurice
Power, publicity man, and j b
Hatfield, program chairman, atten-
ded the meeting of the Foundation
for Crippled Children at Milford
on Wednesday evening.
Ann Christopher has recently re-
turned from a delightful trip to
New Hampshire. She travelled u p
the Jersey turnpike on through the
White Mountains, stopping at the
basket store in Putnam, where
they make baskets of all kinds, and
she selected some for souvenirs
In Massachuse she travelled the
Mohawk Trail. The leaves were
turning and the colors were beau
tiful. She spent some time at
Wir's Beach in New Hampshire
and took sightseeing trip on the
1900 passenger Washington" boat
Then she went on up to Old Or
chard Beach in Maine and enjoyed
some of she delicious lobster din
ners during her stay there. She has
brought some live Holsters home
with her to feast on at leisure.
The whole trip was very pleas
ant, she says, but she found Ver-
mont to be the easiest state of all
the New England states to travel
through, and wonderful people
On Wednesday, Mrs. Ormond
Porter entertained to spaghetti
dinner Mrs. Jack Tucker and son
of Bridgeville and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvel w. Williams of George
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Menno Chupp well
coined a daughter, Charity Dawn,
on September 25, 5 lbs. Is OF.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12

sionaries has risen from 63 to
1870; the number of clergy and ad-
herents has trebled; and giving
has increased five fold.
For ten years he has been chair
man of the Christian Council OF
Tanganyika, a group that links the
country's Protestant missions and
churches. In this post he has con-
tributed to an enlightened policy
of government grants to Christian
educational services.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12

efforts were hindered by the in
tense heat. one official reported.
Both Edward Wyatt, deputy
state fire marshal for Sussex
County, and Vollie G. Gray, Sussex
County coroner, were called to the
scene by the fire companies.
First reports indicated that there
might be other residents of the
gutted building in the debris and
police were checking motor We
hicle registrations in order to es-
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12

hand insight into the political and
tribal movements of a troubled
country, then in the grip of the
Mau Mau terror.
One of the bishops principal
contributions during his African
service has been in the financing,
publication, and distribution of
Christian literature.
The diocese over which he now
presides covers a quarter of a
million square miles. Under h s
leadership, the number of mis-
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12
GREENWOOD
Mrs. Elya Hatfield
Phone: 349-4255

Greenwood Mennonite Church
Bishop: The Rev. Alvin Mast
Ministers: Mark Swartzentruber
Owen Guengerich
$3.50 am. Sunday School. Sam
uel Yoder. Supt.; Earl Mast, Asst.
10:3O am. Worship Service.
1880 pm. Evening Bible Meeting.
500 pm. Wednesday Evening
Prayer Service.
Visitors welcome any service.
Pilgrim Holiness Church
The Rev. Miss Eta NJ. Clough
1000 am. Sunday School.
11:00 am. Worship Service.
700 pm. Youth Service.
1880 pm. Evangelistic Service.
Mid-week Prayer Service on
Wednesday at 7:45 pm.
Greenwood, Grace Methodist
Charge
The Rev. Miss Muriel c. Smith
Greenwood Methodist Church
1000 am. Church S h 20 |. Mr..
James Anthony, Superintendent.
11:00 am. Worship Service.
Grace Methodist
1000 am. Worship Service.
11:00 am. Church School. Miss
Emma Mai, Superintendent.
st. J0hnstown
900 am. Worship Service.
10000 am. Church C h o |. Mr.
Joseph Bostick, Superintendent.
Plans are going forward for the
annual Halloween Party, sponsor
ed by the Greenwood Lions Club.
This will be held at the school
grounds as usual, with festivities
inside in case of rain. There will
be free refreshments for all and
list of prizes offered will be pub
lished next week Meantime h e
club is selling Halloween candy to
help take care of some of the ex-
pense involved.
Ronald Glen joined the family of
Mr.. and Mrs. Manford Embleton on
October |. Only lbs. IA o., his
Homecoming is delayed for another
week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Maloney
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
DeLorenzo in Milford on Saturday
evening. and enjoyed an Italian
dinner. Horace Maloney, Jr., was
a dinner guest of the Jacob Hat
fields for the same evening.
Miss Louise Collins of Farming
ton was a weekend guest of Miss
Ellen Hatfield.
We would like to give you the
address of Miss Rose Handloser
now that she is nicely settled in
the mission field. You may write
her Box Is, Acorn Hoek, East
Transvaal, Republic of South h
Africa.
DON'T forget to circle your cal
endar for October 2S. The Annual
Homecoming at St. Johnstown
Church will be held at 2:30 pm.
The Rev. j. f. Layton, associate
pastor of ST. Paul's Church in Will
mington. and former pastor here,
will be the speaker. Mr.. Eu n
Bovine will be the guest soloist.
Mrs. June Bostick. state secre-
tary. attended the meeting of the
Home Economics Association o f
the State of Delaware. held i n
Newark on Saturday Miss Ham
brick, present teacher in TIL e
Greenwood School also attended.
The Greenwood Fire Company
attended the Fire Prevention
Parade held at Lewes on last Sun
day. They also sponsored Mis-
Diane Isaacs as their queen. The
Explorer Scouts also participated
in the parade with the Model T.
which they rebuilt
Our cafeteria menu for week of
October 1913:
Monday, milk, hot roast b e e Z
sandwich, mashed potatoes a n d
gravy, buttered stringbeans, fruit
cup.
Tuesday, milk. spaghetti W t h
meat sauce, buttered peas, tossed
salad, hot bisczit and butter, choc-
olate and vanilla pudding.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12
Two Persons Killed
By Fire In Milton
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continued from page one)
equipment in the area was sum-
moned
Both local and state police dis
patched personnel to the site to
aid firemen and to search the
smouldering ruins. However, their
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12
Former Tongonyiko
Bishop To Speak
At Christ Church

CONTINUED from page one)
in Kenya. He also took a leading
part in drafting the Mombasa Con-
stitution, a model for many church
constitutions in Africa. During this
period, also, he gained a first
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12

tablish the victims identity, state
police reported.
There was a search on for two
more bodies on a report to fire
men that Vincent's. tenant farmer
was seen to drive to his home late
last Sunday afternoon with three
other persons in his car.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12

Neutral to dark color flooring on
a patio helps eliminate glare and
reflection from the sun.
Milford chronicle., 1962-10-12
The Appreciation ~&s1es...
BIGGEST BASSE BEDROOM
VALUE IN SIXTY YEARS!

Anniversary
Contemporary which
limited number of this fine walnut and passing saving
such genuine walnut Plate Glass fitting
unusually pieces beautifully styled and the prices challenge
4 comparison with other in the world!
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26
Arctic Ice Island T-3 Is Reoccupied

WASHINGTON R = The float. ing Arctic Ice Island, T-3, which Air Force and civilian scientists started using 10 years ago and then abandoned, has been re- occupied.
 The Navy said Friday the Ice Island, which was abandoned four months ago when it drifted into shore ice near Pt. Barrow, later became missing" but was located recently about 180 miles north west of Barrow.
 Three light planes have landed three-man crew from the Uni- versity of Alaska on the island. They have re-opened the camp on the ice. The island has shrunk since it's use began 10 years ago, now being about four miles long, with width varying from one to two miles.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26
Visitors to White House Increase Since TV
 Tour With Mrs. JFK

WASHINGTON R] -- The line. of tourists parading through the White House have grown longer since Mrs. John F. Kennedy took the nation through it on tou1 by television.
 Twice as many sightseers are showing up, according to a White House count.
 The week before the telecast- showing by CBS and NBS Feb. IA and by ABC Feb. 18-the daily attendance averaged 1888. Since the showing it has gone up to 2,629. And this is the off-season for tourists.
 President Kennedy said during the telecast he would like to have twice as many persons see the executive mansion as the record 1.3 million that passed through its doors last year.
 Mrs. Kennedy, the White House reported, has received more than 1000 letters about the telecast
 All but few were reported favorable.
 However, the Washington Star reports that the staff is having trouble keeping the White House showcase. The big problem: Women's spike heels and cigarette stubs.
 The sharp heels are scratching the floor of the East Room and causing tears in the Green Rooms rug. The rug in the Green Room was replaced a month ago by a stronger one with a pad, said the Star, "yet after every party, it is said, there's a new tear in it" that has to be patched up
 The cigarette stubs, said the Star, were dropped on the floor of the East Room during Tues days musicale.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26
Alaska S.S. President David Skinner Elected
 Director of Boeing Co.

SEATTLE R = David Skinner president of the Alaska Steam ship Go, has been elected di- rector of the Boeing Co.
 William Allen, president of the aircraft and missile building firm, announced the election after a board of directors meeting Fri day. Skinner, who is also presi- dent of the Skinner Corp, is prominent in shipping circles.
 Allen also announced Boeing's sales last year totaled $1,800,910, 900, up from $1, ,573, ,000 in 1860. Net earnings were $35 ,661 : 900, equal to $4.47 year, com pared with $24, ,462 ,00O and $3.o7 in 1860.
 Skinner has been vice president of the National Defense Transpor- tation Assn. and on the Pacific Committee of the American Bu- reau of Shipping.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26
MariIyn Monroe Hasn't Given Up Trying

| MEXICO CITY, R -- Marilyn Monroe, a three-tine loser in the field of natrimony, says she hasn't given up trying.
 I'm keeping my eyes open, z the movie star told packed news conference Thursday.
 The actress, here on vacation, said she was happy that her latest ex-spouse, Arthur Miller, Pulitzer prize-winning playwright, had re- married
 T learned a lot from him and I'm glad" she said. T wish him the best"
 Asked about recurring rumors. that she might rewed Joe Di- maggie, all-tine baseball great, whom she saw this week in Florida, Miss Monroe shook her head.
 We tried that once," she said. She commented that even though her three previous marriages had failed, T haven't given up"
 (Which of your marriages were the happiest?" one reporter asked.
 s'The last two," she said.
 Miss Monroe was married at 16 to a merchant seaman, Jim Dougherty. The union lasted two years.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26
Cuban Exile Leaders Claim Fidel Castro Is Prisoner of Communists

MIAMI, Fla. d9 = Exile lead CTS maintaining contact with Cuban underground sources be- lieve they have the answer to g question currently on many lips where is F'idel Castro?
 Castro is in Cuba, but closely guarded by Communists" said a Cuban Revolutionary Council source.
 If he tries to get away, they'll kill him."
 Another group, which declined to use its name, said it's sintelli- gence agents" in Cuba reported the Prime Minister is at country estate near the Havana Airport.
 "A Communist party guard has been added to his own guard, and follows hi m everywhere, spokesman for the group said.
 He said families in the imme- diate vicinity of the estate, called seMulgoba" the name for species of Mango = have been ordered to move.
 Castro has been out of the pub lie eye for two weeks.
 As a result, lMiami's large Cuban colony, never shorten :" bolas, the Cuban term for ru1nors, has been having field day.
 The most persistent report has been that Castro took refuge in some embassy in Havana.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26
Ghosts '" M a AA NY N-f AAF

ABERNETHY, Scotland H = The Ministry of Works should never have dug up those bones,'' said councillor Harry Bett Sat- urday
 vernmen archaeoiogists found centuries old skeletons some months ago in the founda- tions of the Clock Tower in this little Highland community. Townsfolk say since then the old clock has been fully wound regu- larly by some power unknown to the residents.
 Mayor Robert Morrison has ordered an inquiry. The only key to the clock and the only key to the tower door belong to town official Eric Stevenson. He told the Towr Council: q don't know who i. winding the thing
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26

ROCHESTER,, Minn. RLady- bird, the wife of Vice President Lyndon Johnson, is at the Mayo Clinic here for what was described as routine physical checkup.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26

The British have a wonderful new safety slogan for pedestrians: "She looked, he didn't; she is--he isn't"
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26
First Phone Call

1rsf Phone NaII
 SKEGNESS, England R = Mrs. Lavinia Barley has talked on the telephone for the first time in her her fife. ii The occasion: Her Tooth birthday.
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26

Letter-size and Legal File Folders Available ali The Nome Nugget
The Nome nugget., 1962-02-26

You're getting over the hill when you no longer learn history but remember it.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BEST IN PAINTING

DEOI IN THIIV IIVI
YES, we hang sanitas; high caliber
workmanship. good materials,
guaranteed work, best of refer
ences, lowest prices, fully in
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w. 1888.
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TILE clay, ceramic speciality re-
modelling, Is years experience.
Mastic or mud application. Free
estimate. VIII. 4-2l99 or
VIII. 3-2513.
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CARPENTER, cabinet maker. re-
modelling. repairing. all types;
hourly or contract; fast service.
John Petraitis. 261-0062.
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ANTENNAS

TELEvISION, FM. SW. expertly
installed, wall plugs optional;
for estimates and cash discount
call Mike or Bob at 85l-7407;
work guaranteed.
YOUNG man. 20, desires inside-
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944-6845
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CARPENTER work by the day or
hour; low winter rates for 80
days. o. Baker. Box 3l7A. Si4
East l52nd.
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ROOFING REPAIRS

IS and up: hot. cold
tarring. roof shingle oiling. gut
ter-tinning, chimneys rebuilt,
pointed; caulking. foundations
garages. Strengthened, etc; alum
mum siding and windows. fast
service, good work. Nv. 1879;
licensed. bonded. insured. easy
terms.