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ing to and from work, and by
passing elevators to climb
stairs, are good ways to achieve
fitness in their daily routine.
When walking, they step out
vigorously to make the most of
it and when climbing stairs,
they take them two at a time.
If you are a beginner or
novice skier you might prefer
to join the classes of a dry-land
ski school such as those con-
Quoted by the YWCA or the
Washington Ski Club. Here you
will attend weekly classes with
IA series Of lectures, films and
exercises covering all phases of
preparation for the ski season
from physical conditioning to
basic ski theory, ski courtesy,
ski safety and selection and
care Of ski clothing and equip
ment. Glasses are co-educa-
tional!
The course at the YWCA also
koffers practice on the trampo-
line and bongo boards and dry
land practice with ski equip
ment, followed by a dip in the
pool.
Oh yes, students will top off
the six-week "Y" program with
a full day at a nearby ski area
including transportation, tow
fees, two lessons and use of ski
equipment, all included for the
reasonable course fee,
The Ski Club dry-land ski
school begins November Is
under the direction of Ski In
structor Art Hall. There is nc
charge for the course.
For further information re-
garding ski club activities cal
ME. 8-5503: or better still at
tend the Ski Club meeting al
1880 pm. tomorrow at The
Presidential Arms, 1920 G street
INV.
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week end at Bowl America
Silver Hill.
Taylor and runnerup Jim
Hochgertle of Laurel and Miss
Stevens will represent Mary
land in the BPAA National
match game championships
January 1926 in Kansas City.
Taylor received $165 and q
trophy plus his BPAA entry
fee Of 1928 and $3.50 expense
money. Hochgertle earned $50
plus the fee and expense coin
Miss Stevens gathered $3.50
and a trophy. a $125 fee and
$3.50 toward expenses.
Taylor averaged seven pins
under 202 to nose out Hoch-
gertle in Petersen points with
110-41 against 1923.
Vern Ashbacher, the defend
ing champion, finished third
with 108-25 after leading at the
end of 10 rounds. In the 18th
the Congressional Plaza pro
lost two games to Buddy
Wheeler. River Bowl director
and in the position round split
with Taylor to finish with
108-25 points.
Taylor led through most of
the finals. After 10 rounds,
Hochgertle stood eighth, but in
the last two rose in leaps with
games Of 219, 247, 211 and 236
to sweep his matches with Bob
Thomas, of Cumberland and
Andy Rydock of Baltimore.
The other men finalists In
the order of their finish were
Buddy Wheeler, Bob ONeill,
Rydock, Mike Fremming, Ed
Cheek (Baltimore), Merle Met
cali (HagerStoWn, Kit Carson
(Baltimore), Thomas and Bruce
Shue (Hagerstown).
Miss Stevens gained the lead,
by one pin, after Lois Cad
berry Of Hagerstown had paced
the competition for five rounds
In the seventh and position
rounds Cathy totaled 844 with
games Of 236. 1873, 210 and 215
to win going away with 73
points against Mrs. Gadberry's
67-43.
Miss Stevens average for the
Is games was 190-10.
Marguerite Uncles from
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By JOE WILMAN

Hold Your Finishing Position
For Check-Poin
II prefer to hold my finishing
position at the foul line for 9
second or two. I can learn sew.
eral things from this.
IF I can hold it for a few
seconds, I know my finishing
position is balanced.
] can see if my hips ano
Shoulders are still squared away
to my target. If I'm facing tc
the right or to the left, I prob
ably rolled the ball in that d.
lection, too.
4 can tell If / am following
through correctly. My hanc
should be up in front of my
face and directly in front Of
my body.
I can see If my left toe 1:
still pointed toward my target
you might try holding YOU
finishing position, too.
=
Attention $50" bowlers.
How'd you like to raise it tt
200? OF even higher?- Tip
tor the Advanced Bowler" coulc
turn the trick for you. Get you
copy by sending just 10c and {
stamped, return envelope to 10,
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Hiking Clubs

CENTER HIKING CLUB - Veteraiif
For information. call Nal Bernhardt 81
wANDERBIRDs - Three-day week.
end trip to Massanutten Mountain
with hiking up Duncan Knob and over
primitive mountain trails near New
market, Va. Bring Saturday lunch and
extra money for Monday supper. Leave,
at am. Saturday from Rosslyn circle
portation by private automobiles with
reservations limited to 35. Make res
ervations with Robert A. McAra, 5229
Carlyn Spring road. Arlington.
Also easy. Emile hike Sunday In the
tain Park, Maryland. Chartered bua
will leave Twelfth street and New YORK.
avenue NV. at y am. Make reserva-
tons with Catherine o'Flaherty. leader.
al FE 3-32O4. g,
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frigid and insulated underwear
in addition to trousers would
have felt good under the wad-
ers. But with warm sunshine
it wasn't too unpleasant.
Both Of us started casting
surface plugs of various makes
and designs as we worked along
fairly close to the bank with
Fred fishing one side and this
writer the other.
Trick is to- stay far enough
away from the bank not to
alarm the fish but close enough
to be able to cast your lure
accurately at the very edge.
There is generally a trough OF
pocket of deep water in which
bass like to lie. Like trout, they
also love to hide under an over
hanging bank or beneath some
roots.
Pick Shady Side
If the day is sunny, cast
the shady edge. You will have
more luck. Be sure, as you go
along, to work all the likely
pockets at the ends of rifles
and close to logs, snags, rocks
or other distractions.
Some days the bass will rise
eagerly for surface lures, others
they want only underwater va
rieties, including plastic worms
Some days, ugh. they will take
only live bait.
There are still others when
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You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER

Question on Page Aid I
No. / Long pass. A defensive
back who has covered a fast
man on a play is often vulner4
able against a fresh, fast man
on the next play. A 10-second
man is a very fast back. The
hook pass would probably not
make first down. surely not a.
touchdown. The screen and
draw have possibilities, pars.
ticularly in a situation with
pass" the likely call. But let's
try to beat that halfback with
the touchdown ball. :,
distributed By
The Register and Tribune syndicate1
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THERE'S THAT BIG DAY
Why Angler Always Comes Back
BY CHARLES COVELL
Outdoor Editor

There's something about
fresh water fishing that,
though an angler may sit luck
less In a boat until his back
muscles screech or wade until
his feet seem encased in cement,
he always comes back.
Take our friend, Fred
O'Rourke. He likes all kinds of
fishing but one appeals to him
more than any other. That's
wading the Potomac, Kappa
hammock, Rapidan or the north
or south forks of the Shenan-
doah for smallmouth. bass.
This is the best time of year,
too, for them. All through No
vember, with the waters low,
clear and cool, the bass should
be on the prowl for food. The
summer formula of fishing
early in the morning or late in
the evening is out. They
should bite all day.
Has Favorite Spot
Like most fishermen, Fred
also has a favorite spot, for a
very good reason. 1t is on the
Rappahannock, not far from
the town of Remington, Va. It
Is also a gentle stretch of river,
flowing quietly between high,
heavily wooded banks. There
are a few rocks, a sand bar or
two and occasional rifles, but
mostly the stream is smooth
and at times rather deep. ~
The other day we went there
In the very early morning,
parked in a friendly farmers
field, donned stocking-foot
waders, wading shoes, fishing
Jackets. and vests, grabbed spin
ming tackle and set out.
If you are interested, chest ,
high waderS like this plus shoes
cost $50 to $35. You also can
get the boot-foot variety that
retails for about $50 but don't |
ever wade a stream with any,
thing except felt soles. A fall II
on a slippery rock isn't |
worth it.
Felt Soles a Necessity
Although they wear quickly
II you have to tramp far along
a road or through the fields,
nothing holds once you are in
the stream like felt. Reserve
your cleated-sole rubber boots
for muddy bottoms or the
beach.
The choice between canvas
topped wading shoes versus
boot-foot waders is a matter
of personal preference. The
wading shoes do collect sand
and gravel but are more flex-
ible.
A fishing vest or jacket with
numerous pockets to hold plugs
and other gear instead of hav-
ing to tote a bag or tackle box
is almost a must. So is a small
landing net on a rubber cord. |
We, carry a creel in bass fish
ing, bringing instead a stringer
ID q pocket in case we do have |
lack.
sOvr tackle was conventional
spinning gear with 4 to g.
pound test line.
The river, it turned out, was
q
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Schmidt Advances

OSAKA, Japan, Nov. 6 (AP)
Ulf Schmidt, Swedish Davis
Cupper, advanced to the semi
finals of the Japan National
tennis championships yester-
day. He beat Yasushi Wata-
nabe of Roman University,
0-6, GO, 1-6, 60, rs.
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.BOATS-MARINE

ls-FT, CORRECT CRAFT inboard rum
about, 10 h.p. Marine engine. Full
equipped. S995. 949-S09l.
CLOSEOUT SALE
All-new 81 Evinrude motors, Lonestah
boats, access, reduced 30ee. Sorry
trailers sold out. Call now, MARY
LAND MARINE, Suitland. RE. 6-2S0Q.
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SKI TRAILS
Hiking, Skating
Condition Skiers
By DAN LEONARD

late october fell in the nearby
West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania qckened the pulse
of local skes and them scuryng into their as cellars
and closets to check and refurbsh their equipment
Craig Balinger ski patroman at the Seven Springs ski
reports that the freak brought
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BOWLING
New Champions
Rule in Maryland
By ROD THOMAS

Down Tenpin Lane-Raymond tRicky) Taylor from Bowl
America Town Center is the new BPAA mems champion of
Maryland and Cathy Stevens past president of the Washing
ton Womens Bowling Association the States new queen
They the titles in finals staged over the
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Sellers Sales & Service

1928 Baltimore Ave. on Route !
Bet. Hyatts., Coll. PIX. WA. 10000
CHRYSLER 80 New Yorker 4-dr.
hardtop. full power, n. and h..
$4,000 actual miles. like new.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

IRESTAURANT-Carry out. equip,
with apt. Sell reas. Terms or cash
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ROYAL MOTORS

Imperial-Plymouth- chrysler -simea
4100 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
CHRYSLER 81 Newport 4-door.
straight stick, immaculate cond.,
low mileage, S1,s95. sos down on
approved credit. LEE D; BgTLER.
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MONEY WANTED

ALExANDRIA APARTMENT HOUSE
MORE CAPITAL which viii be
firmly secured by LIST trust on
ground. INVESTORS WILL BE
PAID l0es ON A SHORT TERM
LOAN, write 10 Pc. Box Bl3.
Alex, Va,
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BUICK so La Sabre 4-dr. sedan,
r. and h., auto. trans. orig. fac
tory white finish. l owner. i'm
mac. through and through, S1,395.
cash frala ~
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BOB PECK
P O L K

,woNR2RBEH,sE I FR SSil aHiEsT
1876 King ST., Alexandria, We.
New XII 9-0567 Used XII. 9-1215
CHRYSLERs 'o2. Company official
cars below dealers cost. Convert
ibles and hardtops. Call FRED
FREDERICK. 776-7373.
CHRYsLER, windsor, 1857. ali cleo,
4-dr. hardtop. Make offer. Fully
equipped. WA. 7-94S5.
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CHRYSLER 81 Imperial 4-door
tory air. l owner, low mileage.
S3,195, S19S down. LEE d. BUT
LER, 1121 21st st. NV FE. Z
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CHEVROLETS = JUSTINE CHEW
RoLET. b71o BALTIC; ave, on y; &.

CHEVY '5S 2-dr. Stand. shift, like
new, owner. $3.50 or make offer.
EN- Q.A2hO q m Il n m
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
MCLEAN

FINANcINo-Assume
high loan on this substantial all
brick Colonial with firepl,, in mas
ter bedrm. Total of 3 bedrms.
2I, baths. foyer, large living .rm
and dining rm.. beautiful modern
kitchen with breakfast space, Only
500 500. Call now.
Bal Tefofn Carviop TY1c
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YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
ia. 8-2100

PRIVACY--CONVENlENCE
3-bedrm.. 2h-bath, brick rambler
located on Ha-acre lot affordine
screened porch, patio. carport,
daylight bsmt. with 24x27 rec
rm.. fireplaces in !. T. and r. r,
fully equip. kit. center-hall en-
trance, separate din. rm.
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GARAGES
TRAILERS

9th AND NJ SITS. N.W.-Lsrge sin
DIXIE REALTY CO., MA. $3.50.
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ROYAL MOTORS
IMPERIAL; LYMoUTH

CADILLAC '55 4 DIR. sedan, factory
air conditioning, full power, runs
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MODERN MOTEL

LIQUOR STORE for sale BY owner
retiring. Principals only. S25, 900
cash req. Box 5Ob1. Wash. 10. D. c.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
MONEY TO LOAN
Cash-Homeowners

.CaSh-HomeownerS
Consolidate your bills into one low
monthly payment. list and 2nd
trusts arranged. Fast. courteous
service. No embarrassing investi-
cations. Call between 9 and g.
6S7-0977.
FAIRS FINANCE co.
Signature loans. servicemen incl
1889 Ga. ave-. With. 949-5l22
223 E. Diamond. Gath. WI. 8-2540
LET US REFINANCE YOUR HOME
We spec. in LIST and End trusts
Short terms or 5 years to pay
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
936 New York Ave. NV.
MA. S-6540 RIA. 3-O23S
MONEY FOR HOME OWNERS
We will lend you up to $4,000
Cut Your Pymts.-Free Consulta ton
BANK RATES-FAST SERVICE
We Come to Your Home
SECURITY HOME MICE. co.
$500 Georgia Ave. JU. 9-b2lC
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AVIATION
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

ADDREssoGRAPH MACHINE with
5000, Call G56-2900, Ext. 2T2.
CATERPILLAR 1855" loader in
good working condition. Call WE.
5-49S1.
1853 FORD JUBILEE TRACTOR
with Wood Bros. bushh0g, good
condition. 3S5-6757.
"22O" CRAWLER John Deere trac-
tor, h-yd. bucket $1,000. Also
tractor rototiller for $500, For
info, JE. 4-0646
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FERD'K CO. dairy and tree farm
10 a., 70fs till, 307s past. all
bldg. equip, TOP prod, corn s.
tall, a. woods. 2 large spgs., a.
cedar trees, approx. income, ST.
50O-S2, 900 yearly. Tenant avail.
asking S5S.000. Terms. MOUNT
McHENRY REALTY, Ma. S-9249,
OF. 4-7SS1. Wo. 6-2S44.
HOWARD COUNTY = Lovely IN
acres. Big, 4-bedrm., 3-bath house.
Beautiful setting on hill with
tree-lined entrance, setting well
back from road. Price S34, 800.
Call Mrs. Hammer with LAIRD b.
SCOTT. JU. 9-0420, ewes. JU.
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IMP0RT-SP0RrS

AUsTIN-HEALY sPRITE '6e, red
r. and h.. Wv. tires. seat belts
undercoated. low mi, like new
Must sacrif. 10. $3.50.
CORVETTE 49, convertible, r. and
h., 4-speed trans, excel. cond
Owners name on request. Priced
for inmeh sale
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BUICK 90 4:door hardtOp, ful
TAKOMA FORD
| 7025 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
CADILLAC Fl Dorado BROUGHAM
Black, brushed stainless steel top
Every conceivable extra including
factory air conditioning; Like-nev
o GSRSi'i Every WE'VE EVE 8ng " Pm
Suburban Cadillac-Old
1920 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda, OIL. 6-770G
CADILLAC 80, convertible. al
power plus air-conditioning' rea
AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR.
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC $50 sedan. blue. factory
air conditioned. fully equipped
very clean. weekend special ST.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC SO "6O-s" Fleetwood
FACTORY AIR COND., every pos
sible extra. S2.995. THACKER
MOTORS, 18th and r. /. ave. ne,
LA. 9-1100.
CADILLAC '55 4 dr.. sedan, factory
air conditioning, full power, runs
good, 1895.
ROYAL MOTORS
IMPERIAL-PLYMOUTH
CHRYSLER -SIMCA
400 Georgia ave, NV, ia. 9-290C
CADILLAC '62s. Company Official
cars and demonstrators. All fully
equipped including air condition
ing. Substantial savings while
OPEN EVERY EVE TIL Q PM
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
1000 Arl. Rd.. Bethesda, OIL. 6-770O
CADILLAC 81 sedan, white. fac
tory air conditioned, fully equip
ped. priced at S3.995.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
.1222 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-260O
CADILLAC go 80" Special. white.
fully equipped. beautiful through
out. on sale. S3.395.
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLACS '62, choice Of colors,
these are company cars and sales
mems demonstrators, a real year.
end savings.
AkerS Olds-Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER"
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
Ov. 3-O350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 1858 sedan. hydra, T.
and h. DIS. Dbl. also DOW. win
dows and seats, excel. cond pvt.
owner. $500. Call OIL. 4-sO25.
CADILLAC '6I sedan, black, fan
power. exceptionally clean, week
end special $685..
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '55 Coupe de Vile. Ex-
cellent condition. Owner leaving
country. Any reas. offer accepted.
EN-. $4,000,
80 sedan. white. fac
tory air conditioned, fully equipped.
reduced TO S3.495.
CAPITOL Cadillac OldS Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
80 convertible, white,
power steering, power brakes,
white top, beautiful all-blue leath-
er interior weekend special, S.
Capitol Cadillac-OldsCo.
1929 22nd ST. NV. FE. $4,000
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.

HAVE ACCESS to half million dol
lars. VIII consider any type prop
H sFty c i%RTSEsd r lsbd fH g
REALTY, WA. 7-07s2, La. e-9177.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK-You can get a better used
car at STEWART BUICK. INC,
Ia 0-62O0
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LAND AND FARMS

Our business in Montgomery and
Frederick for many years. Profit
from our exper. ROMBER g. CO.
Gaithersburg, WI. S-9092.
W. var A. 6-rm. house with
bath. 100 mi. from D. c. Good
hunting at $500. Call AP. Z
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ROYAL MOTORS


Imperial-Plymouth- Chrysler -Simca
4l00 GEORGIA Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
lCHRYSLER 1885. complete selection
for Immediate delivery. Best deal
In town. Before you buy. give US
L. P. sTEUART cHRYsLRR CITY
$500 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4S00
CHRYSLER '62 "30O'' cow. Com
pany official car. New car title
and guar Once q year saving.
Special high performance engine
plus all the de luxe factory ex-
tras. Beautiful white, red leather
interior. Driven by our boss and
1t has really been babied.
Save $1,000 on this custom car.
Week end special at S3.995. Top
trade for your car. bank terms
to fit your budget.
L. P. STEuART cHRYsLER CITY
1900 Wis. Ave. EN-. 3-4s00
COMET '6l 2-door, auto, Sl,095
Sac down. LEE D. BUTLER, 1871
21st ST. NV, FE. 1924.
CnMET spt 49, Nine T;.{-L
Evening star., 1962-12-23

car, getting bike is not bad idea, ac-
cording to T. W. Tirana, who explains
why on Page 8. However, though Mr.
Tirana goes to great lengths to omit it,
his SUNDAY Magazine associates know
he also owns and uses a car.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
The Cover

The cherubs on our cover are a detail
from Durer wOOdcut, ''The Nativity"
The woodcut is reproduced in its en-
tirety on Page 8, as part of our port
folio of Christmas prints from the Ma
tiOnal Gallery
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Santa Is an American Citizen

That bewhiskered gentleman mot to be
confused with the bike rider above) who
will be dropping down chimneys tomor-
row night was really born in the United
States, according to University of Cal
ltornla professor. Charles Puffenbar-
ger, an assistant city editor of The Star,
traces Santa's background on Page IL.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Having Car Trouble?

This man isn't. He
is 73-year-Old Jock
Miller of Romford,
England, riding an
antique tricycle.
made in 1870. He
collects cycles and
uses them for
transportation. In
this age when
everybody drives a
Evening star., 1962-12-23
On Their Rockers

The people of Cambridge, Md, are wild
about rocking chairs and have been that
way since long before President Ken
nedy'S affinity for them became known.
The story. by John w. Stepp of the SUM-
DAY staff, starts on Page 10.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

Comp. Values 13.05-14.95. Polished
cottons and cotton chintz. Twin and
double sizes. Many patterns and colors.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

n PERI. B.o5. A Bx0-ft. vail "A
to-wall rug. with Instructions AA
for cutting. and lid cover.
Assorted faces. and foam or -
non-skid back.
Evening star., 1962-05-16
RaYon-Nylon Blankets
Comparable Value. 3.ss ca.

wonderful blend for lghtness, warmth and wash
ability Moth-proof, tool Every blanket perfect!
And see the colors, blue pink, yellow, green, red or
beige Wide matching rayon satin bindings.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
New Device Lets
Person Watch
T. lungs III Nnce

NEW YORK, April 4 (APD D
Now comes a Jeievision receiver
for people who have to watch
Two things at once.
The Hughes Aircraft Co.,
which developed the device,
says it will be useful in such
diverse fields as aviation, space
navigation, military, industrial
and medical.
Called the electrocular, it
consists of a lightweight he'll
met, with what appears to be a
flashlight attached horizon
tally over the right ear. The
"flashlight" actually is a TV
receiver which projects its
image to a monocle, which is
held in place Just over the
right eye.
The monocle, IL inches in
diameter, is transparent so the
viewer can look through it as
well as see the picture on it.
Thus, an airline pilot could
peer through the cockpit win
dow and at the same time,
without turning his head, get
his instrument panel readings
via TV on his monocle.
The device, demonstrated
here yesterday. was developed
at the Hughes laboratory at
Fullerton, Calf.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
Four Attorneys Backed
For Juvenile Court

class at Howard University Law
School. He has served on nu-
merous committees for better
housing in the city.
Mr.. Larkin, a graduate of
Boston College and National
University Law School, has
worked for Juvenile Court since
1888. He has been the courts
director of social services for
the past eight years. His office
maintains liaison between the
court and area welfare agen-
cieS and is responsible for
screening complaints filed
against juveniles.
Mr.. Robinson, a former vice
president of Family and Child
Services here, has been active
in a Washington Urban League
project to stimulate adoption
among Negroes. A graduate of
Cornell University and Cornell
Law School, he is a member of
the board of directors of the
Family Service Association of
America. He has practiced law
here since 1948.
Republican leaders here have
recommended three Washing
ton attorneys for appointment
to the bench. They are Mrs.
Margaret A. Haywood, Herbert
D. Pair and Darlington D.
Parker.
Evening star., 1962-04-04
Five Recuptured
By Son Quentin

SAN QUENTIN. Calf, Apr
4 ZAP San Quentin guards
recaptured yesterday the five
conyicts who staged the star
tling ladder-and-rope escape
from the big prison Monday.
The capture was made in a
house about 10 miles north of
the prison.
A housewife alerted by the
barking of her dog brought
about the capture.
The five men, who worked as
minimum security prisoners in
the prisons textile mill, had
escaped over a 40-foot wall
with a stolen ladder and a
cotton rope. They made the
escape unseen in darkness near
a guard tower they knew was
unnamed after midnight.
The five men, recaptured less
than 80 hours after making the
prisons first over-the- wall
escape in 10 years, are: Ken
meth E. Adams, 80. sentenced
for Jail escape at Modesto;
John L. Rucker, 81, committed
for robbery from Fresno Coun-
ty; James Dubois. %, sem
fenced from Los Angeles for
robbery; j. F. Spatola, 81. sem
fenced from Santa Clara
County for robbery, and G. C.
Roark. 27, sentenced from Los
Angeles County for burglary
and parole violation.