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The frontiersman., 1962-08-16
CITATIONS

Palmer city police cited one person during the past week for being intoxicated in pub lie, four for driving while un- der the influence of alcohol. one for resisting an officer. four for speeding, one with no operators license. three for driving with faulty mufflers, and one for failure to yield right-of-way.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-16
ROYAL ARCH MAS0Ns TO CONVENE IN PALMER FOR ANNUAL MEETING

Hanks, Grand Chaplain; ana Dexter Bacon, Grand Sentinel
The frontiersman., 1962-08-16

Have principles to live by, but don't expect too much pro- fit.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-16

Council authorized the city manager to execute the agree ment between the City of Pal mer and the City of Anchorage for the housing of prisoners in the Anchorage city Jail.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-16

To show results in the battle of life one must keep driving.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-16

Members agreed to hire Jim Thornlow as temporary em- ployee on a 5-day week basis, at salary of $550 per month. This employee will be under the direction of the city man. ager, to be assigned to the vari- ous departments as his services are needed.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-16
COUNCIL QUESTIONS Z0NING
tContinued from page II

Valley and Railroad Street in- tersections with the Glenn way.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-16

Council decided to ask Stew art A. Durrant, MVFCA gen. eral manager, to attend the next regular meeting to dis cuss incorporation of the Co op outfall in the proposed city sanitary sewer system.
The frontiersman., 1962-08-16

Councilman Ralph Moore re- ported that the contractor for the Matanuska Bridge approach highway construction is inter ested in the rock outcropping on Bailey Hill Street and has volunteered to test drill to see if the rock is suitable for con- struction purposes. Moore was asked to investigate the matter further.
Evening star., 1962-01-26
Governor
ToBe Feted

Maryland Governor and
Mrs. j. Millard 'Tawes will
be honored at a reception to
be given by the newly formed
Democrats for Tawes" COM
mittee from 2 to 5 pm. Sun
day at the Westwood Inn in
Bethesda.
Also invited are Mr.. Her
bert R. O'Conor, jr. of Bal
timore, son of a former Mary
land Governor, and Mrs.
O'Conor. Mr.. O'Conor heads
the Statewide committee
working for reelection of
Governor Tawes.
Mr.. James P. Casbaran of
Silver Spring is acting chair
man of the Democrats for
Tawes" Committee. The pub
lie is invited to attend the
reception.
Evening star., 1962-01-26
Other Guests

In addition to the john
sons and the Hodges, notable
Americans present were Mrs.
J. William Fulbright, new
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State Katie Louchheim, Mrs.
Chester Bowles and former
Evening star., 1962-01-26

Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Andrew Berding.
Mr.. Berding has recently re-
turned from a four-week trip
to Asia, which took him first
. to Bangkok for a UNESCO
conference on National News
Agencies in Asian countries,
and then to Kuala Lumpur,
Malaga. He was invited by
the Prime Minister to look
over the news services in that
country and comment on
their set-up.
Others at the party were
Mrs. Per Jacobson, dressed
for a black-tie dinner at the
Italian E m assy, accom-
panied by her son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Roger
Bannister from London; Mr..
Pedro Sanjuan of the State
Department Protocol office,
and his wife, and ambassa-
dors from many of the other
countries.-A. Y.
Evening star., 1962-01-26
Fekini Fete Marks
Dual Anniversary

The Ambassador Of Libya
and Mrs. Fekini celebrated
the 10th anniversary of Lib
yam independence-also, in
cidentally, their fifth wedding
anniversary-at a lavish re-
ception in the Mayflower
Hotel ballroom last evening.
The attractive young host
and hostess welcomed hun
dreds of guests. chief among
them the Vice President and
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson and the
Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Hodges.
The Johnsons arrived a lit
tie after 7 accompanied by
Mrs. Perle Mesta, whom they
had encountered in the hall
way. They stayed about half
an hour, then went on to
Representative and Mrs. Olin
leagues for dinner.
The Fekinis made no men
ton Of their personal cause
for rejoicing until Indian
Ambassador Nehru came up
to say goodnight. He was
slipping away early, he ex-
planned, to go home for his
ing-anniverSary dinner.
"Oh, yes? You, too?" the
hostess exclaimed. Next
time we must celebrate to-
gether."
Evening star., 1962-01-26
ToHeur Concert

The Montgomery County
Jewish Community Sister
hood will present the Mont
gomery County Youth SYM
phony Orchestra at 3 pm.
Sunday at the Montgomery
County Jewish Community.
This is part of the Sunday
afternoon family series Of
programs.
Evening star., 1962-01-26
Descendants of '76 Chapter

DAR-Meeting at / pm. at
the chapter house for lunch
con preceding a talk by Mr.,
Edgar A. Poe, Washington
correspondent for the New
Orleans Times-Picaylme.
Independence Bell Chapter
.DAR-Luncheon meeting at
81 pm. at the chapter house.
Homemade candy and baked
goods will be available. Pro-
ceeds will go to the chapters
q scholarship fund.
Silver Spring AAUW-
Members and their husbands
will serve as hosts and host
esses at the International
Center, at 7::30 pm.
Women's City Club-Party
at 1880 pm. at the club
Evening star., 1962-01-26
CLUB CALENDAR

house. A percentage Of the
proceeds will go to the clubs
civic project. the Columbia
Lighthouse for the Blind.
Junior WOman's Club Of
Kensington - Couples bridge
party at 8 pm. in the club
room of the Kensington
Armory.
Evening star., 1962-01-26

A reception for the North
Carolina congressional dele
CATION will be given by the
North Carolina State Society
Evening star., 1962-01-26
Dyed Squirrel jackets and StOIes
Dyed MusEsrat Coats, jackets, StoIes

Clutch Cape, Spencer fronts, medium shads rs
Capelet double fur collar pas IS
Pocket Stole, durk Bolster IS
Regulation Stole lined eolor tob fronts IS
Double Color Stole roll neekline, 25
jacket, roll shawl collar, back cuffs
yoeke, circle collar topered sleeve and us
Oyster Joeket sheorsd flonk mink 245
~ Coo medium shade, 1875
Coo dark shade Johnny 275
Coo oyster shade sheoed fonks turn boek 2o5
Petite Full Length pastel shode smo cuffs 95
tU Length medium shade, double fur cuffs 225
tvl Length duk shade, elossie style 275
Coomel Shade Full Length sheored fonks, bssd 325
letOUf Stole, slit pockets, lined collar us
istoUt 1emi Joetsi shg~l collar avps 95
letouf Coot Dark Shade, turn back cuffs 295
Full Length siOvt Mvskoi Coui bolster 375
II others
Evening star., 1962-01-26
WATCH BANDS
AT h PRICE
2.4s to 5.43
comparable values 4.95 to 1896
). some discontinued models

Now, select from our collection Of fine
nationally advertised watch bands, offered
to you at one-hoIf the regular prices.
You'll find famous names in styles incIud-
ing expansion and non-exponsion broce-
lets, slim styles, massive link bracelets,
as we'll as sport strop styles. Choose yellow
gold filled, white gold filled or stainless
steel. Some ore discontinued models.
PIeose odd 1929 Federal tax where applicable
WGl-Jewelry Repoir, lst Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-01-26
Postponed

The Libyan national holi-
day observed here yesterday
actually falls on December "a,
but is customarily postponed
in Washington because Of the
crowded Christmas holidays.
The arrangements for the
party were the Mayflower's
best, with a dazzling buffet
featuring special culinary eff
fects: Whole Holsters stand
ing upright and costumed in
chefs hats and aprons, whole
stuffed pheasants with their
wings and their tailfeathers
spread, confection sculptures
fashioned TO hold mintS and
petits-fours, confection rep
licas Of the Libyan coat Of
arms, and so on.
The gold service was used,
and the room was decorated
at the entrance with a small
fountain in a bed of pink
carnations, purple anemones
(Mrs. Fekini's favorite flower)
and greens.
Garlands Of greenery ran
down the columns along the
sides of the room, ending in
baskets of flowers. And on
an hors d'oeuvres cart near
the buffet table, two fish
leaped from a wave in a large
ice carving.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
MODERN
MANNERS
Great Reaction Registered
On Formal Customs Letdown
By CAROLYN HAGNER SHAW

maintained that should have
beer shown our own Of
ficialS."
= =
The title of your excellent
article was "a plea for the
return to formality." I would
prefer to call it "A plea for
the return to good manners. !"
First of all, I do not like
to go anywhere where my
host and hostess, regardless
of who they might be, can
not take the trouble to re-
ceive me. Etiquette, in its
final analysis is merely
courtesy and kindness. Not
greeting guests to whom you
are extending hospitality is
certainly not following this
age-old edict."
y 4 y
These excerpts set the tone
of all the comments I have
received. Save one. My fellow
columnist, Betty Beale, took
me to task last Sunday
about my observations rela-
tive to receiving lines. (She
went along with me about
the formal attire that should
be worm
Actually she based her de-
cision on solid fact. 1t is
tiresome and boring to stand,
first on one foot and then
on the other, for perhaps an
hour and sometimes even
longer, in order to be greeted
by ones hosts.
1 am in complete agree
ment with this. However, I
stick to my guns. Tiresome
or not, it should be done.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Lobster
Dinner Set

The Maine State Society
lobster dinner will take place
this year on Friday.
1t will be held in the La
Dor Department cafeteria
and the lobster and other
foods will all come from
Maine.
The principal speaker will
be Frank M. Coffin, deputy
administrator at the Agency
for International Develop
ment.
Members of the Maine Con-
greSSiona' delegation, Off
ficials of the Maine Depart
ment of Economic Develop
ment and of the Maine De-
partment of Sea and Shore
Fisheries and officials of the
Department of the Interior
as well as Names Governor
John H. Reed have been in
vited to attend the dinner.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

AS she pointed out, it is
particularly irritating to
those who already know the
hosts, in this case the Presi-
dent and First Lady, to have
to go through this per-
formance perhaps m many
times over during the season
of official entertaining.
All well and good, but so
what? How about those who
haven't had the honor of
being personally greeted be-
fore? In my opinion I think
in both cases, each individual
is paying his respects. This
is as it should be.
From the hosts side of the
picture, whether it be the
President and his wife, or
just plain folk. I maintain
that. as I said in the be-
ginning, each guest should
receive personal greeting
Not to follow this dignified
gracious custom is unpardon-
able. The only way to ac-
compliSh this when a large
gathering is presents a re-
ceiving line.
Evening star., 1962-04-29

Two weeks ago I wrote a
column deploring the letting
down of barriers when it
came to following traditional
customs at White House for
NAL evening functions.
I had no idea that the
reaction to my comments
would be so great. "a most
gratifying reaction from my
side of the fence, I might
addD Letters have poured in
from readers, and with one
exception, all have agreed
with my sentiments.
My complaints were as fol-
lows: In the past the White
House has set the pattern
for formal entertaining in our
country. Today, informality
in most cases. and a COM
plete disregard for the old
dignitieS seems to be taking
over.
The two main indications
of this trend Ito which I OBJ
ject strongly are-One: The
edict that tuxedoS and semi
formal short dresses may be
worn, rather than full dress,
white tie and tails and ankle
lenth evening gowns. Only
the latter used to be con-
sidered correct.
Why? Because attiring one
self in the most formal
clothes possible, showed re-
spect for the traditions and
dignities for which the White
House is a symbol.
Two: The abolishing of the
receiving line. 1t has always
been my understanding that
hosts who do not greet each
and every guest to whom they
are offering hospitality, are
being ungracious if not down.
right rude.
I will return to this
subject in a moment. First,
the following quotes from let
ters I have received. would
seem to fit in.
Here are a few quotes from
some of these letters:
Your article was excellent
and you are to be con-
graduated. GraciousnesS is
so rapidly disappearing from
our American way of life,
that it is time to stand up
and be counted. Social prac-
ticeS we thought a disgrace
a few years ago, we accept
as right today. At least a
very few, such as you, have
the courage to speak out
against them. The standard
should be set by the White
House, and this new edict
gives men all over the coun-
try the opportunity to say
"Well, they don't wear full
dress at the White House"
Il 4 Il Il
"I commend you on your
article regarding the fact
that the Executive Mansion
is no longer the symbol of
what is correct. I find it
especially distressing that our
Congress was put in second
place to foreign dignitaries.
as the night after the Con-
gressional reception of which
you spoke, the dinner for the
Shah of Iran was done cor
rectly, and the dignity was
Evening star., 1962-09-30
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stantia part work under govt defense contracts
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BOGLEY
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cal 500

OPEN SUN. 2 TIL DARK
Fresh on the market-but not for
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ALEX, WARWICK VILLAGE
entr. to fenced yd, washer and
dryer. Sl23.bO. XII. S-aAh7-
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FAIRFAX, " mi, from courthouse
Il bedrms., sep din, rm., ~
baths, gas heat, Silb mo, 4Bl.
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THE DIPLOMAT
2420 18th ST. NV

Living rm,, sun porch. dressing
closet, dinette kit, and bath.
$3.50. utilS. incl, Mod. air-co0led
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elevator. switchboard serv. Res.
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CATHEDRAL AREA

CATHEDRAL AREA
Spacious Colonial residence, in very
good condition. or 5 bedrms.,
wide center hall, den and layatory,
modern kitchen. Corner vell-land-
Yenient. elose-in location. Call Mr..
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LII. l-iSOG.
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section. 10. s-S77S.
GRANT CIRCLE NV.
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lonial front porch, hall entr.,. \
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PARKER
SMITH & DONNELL
IA. 1851 Rltrs. IA. 1881

ARLINGTON, N. = EXCEPTIONAL
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2h baths. llv. rm. with firepl,.
din. rm., rec. rm. and full bSmt.
Washer. dryer and beautiful car
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HOLLEY REALTY
1888 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. s-b3bO
ARL. FALLS CHURCH COUNTY
LINE-SUPERIOR QUALITY with
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Living room with fireplace, din
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rms. space for 4th, az baths,
and full bsmt. $4,000.
HOLLEY REALTY
1888 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. s-b3b0
BAILEYs AREA. only 3 minutes
from Baileys Crossroads shopping
This handsome new four bed
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comfort. extra value at S23.7bO.
Fireplace In living room. separate
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deduct $500 II sold before New
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BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4S4t

OxON HLI-sals By owner, 5-bed.
nm, bath-and.h brick rambler
Lgs. Nv. rm., din. rm, fun bsmt
Earags, blk, e school al Assume
bington drive. 24s-834e.
PALMER Park = 3-bedrm. home
Stove. refgry fenced lot, onll
S2pb On, incl. settlement, Vacant
Call OWNER DU. 10000.
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Chevy Chase, Md.
Country Club Area

NIlCNI NAlooC1 4NAA'
Country Club Area
WOODED SITE. APPROX. l ACRE
wood trees this magnificent luxury
home was custom built for the
present owner about 10 years ago.
There Is q wide reception hall,
large step-down living room with
Vaulted ceiling, spacious dining
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bar, TV. Hi-Fi. ETC., lerge up-to-
date kitchen with buffers pantry
and adjoining laundry room, richly
paneled library (usable for bed
room, master bedroom and 2
baths. There is q beautiful nag
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the rear Of the house; End floor
has 2 master-sized bedrooms and
room and bath, 2-car garage,
centrally air conditioned. This Is
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Leigh & Schwab, Inc.
Ewes. -wk. ends. Mr.. Leigh OIL. z-s7gs
CHEVY CHASE = Eiegant large
white-briek Colonial home on
beautifully freed lot. II you arr
a CONGRESSMAN or an executive
your wife will appreciate the
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entertaining . pleasure. Lge. Nv
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w/firepl. plus very lge. den ane
-. Ai,aost iv,anaa dtata nrrfina n,
cy' Ewes. and Weekends ia. B.
OaO2' STUART 4 MAURY INC.
SOTO Wise. ave. NV, b37-l366
COLEsvILLE ESTATES : Custom.
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BEERS BROS. REALTORS
Z. sPRNGBROOKi = Hugs bricl
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living room, fireplace large DIN
Ina room. bedroom. den' natn
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Yor recreation room, snd fireplace
owner wants fast sale, $4,000
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WOOD ACRES
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABOUT THE BEST nut for IN.
modest income family. a-bedrm
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LANDovKR RID. Rte. 202-All.
briek rambler. on 2 level acres
With pvt. golf course. Total price
si7,p6O with tradss accepted.
STORCH
REALTORS Up. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
HOWARD co.

ALL.BRK. RANcHERs on WOODED
coUNTY. cow. to WASH, and
BALTIC. Prices start At $1,000
In fee. Call r, p. HENDERSON
a. CO., 301-KE. 1-6111.
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ALEX. peri. for the growing
family-Brk., 3 nice bedrms., plus
. 10 IT YOURSELF REC. RIM
Pymts. approx. S95. FHA or OF fin
AL SMITH. XII. S-o662. Ewes. JE
Z-O404.
ALEX. ARE ECONOMICAL
Sl3,26O. ONLY $500 down (Wil
consider OF so DOWN.. COMFORT.
ABLEl ROOMY bedrooms, FULL
BASEMENT, PANELED RECREA.
TON ROOM. CONVENIENT
WALK TO- bus. schools. shopping
and churches. For full details cal
M ESNR; X REALTORS, so. 5000
ALEX. AREA, ciose-in = Vacant.
owner wants quick sale. Move in
with small deposit today. Most
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765-4200; eyes,, 76S-759S.
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rm., u hath in full bsmt., u
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500. Small On. payment and as
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6-hbRl
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TRADE what you have and don't
want for what you want and can
use. NJ. W. SIMMONS. ST.. Pc.
2-45OO. Pc. 2-3424.
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ia. 4-I3UU
Broyhill & Sons

REALTORS 1900 LEE HWY.
LAKEWOOD-Loca.ed in the lovely
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hot-water. ba yeboard heat, lovely
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i tfifsH C sSeciR e PT'ii9 RtAL;TTY S:
INC, HU. I-N1OO.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

THE wEsTCHEsTER - Lovely q
bedrm, apt. liv. rm.. solarlum'
foyer, dinette, kit. bath. 33S-2670