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, 1962-10-03
jones Meredith Is
Calm Despite
Turmoil On Cumpus

James H. Meredith, who was en-
rolled in the University of Mis-
sissippi, despite the rantings of
Governor Barnett who remains de-
fiant of Federal laws, attended his
second day of classes without
showing any signs of nervousness.
Meredith, 20, Airforce veteran,
has amazed everyone with his
calm attitude. He said that his en-
rollment in the University of Mis-
sissippi is more for America than
for me-" He added that he hoped
"the situation gets back to nor
NAL as soon as possible so that
the students can continue their
studies normally. That's what /
want more than anything now"
Meredith said that he hadn't
seen any student in the class who
appeared unfriendly and that the
instructors appear to be a much
more professional group than any
school that I've ever been in be-
fore"
1t was only recently that Mere
dith threatened" that "if Cover
MOI Barnett keeps this up, I may
not vote for him."
United States Marshals are still
protecting Meredith and the US.
Court of Appeals has given Gov
ernor Barnett and Lieutenant
Governor johnson until October
IL to purge themselves for con-
tempt.
, 1962-10-03

ceiling.
"This seems to be realistic; a
limit under our high construction
costs. / plan to continue these dis
cussions until we are able to work
out limitations that r more
adaptable, more realistic with re-
gard to our situation in the Virgin
Islands.
Fifth, Last Friday I attended a
meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Virgin Islands Corporation
at the Department of Interior. One
of the major items under corEid-
e-at'on was the suqar mill oper-
ated on the Island of st. Croix (tae
, 1962-10-03

Erie r. Williams, who announc-
ed his candidacy recently for Sen
ator from the District of st. Croix,
addressed the people over radio
station WIVI last night. He said
that "the choice~of legislators can
not and should not be taken light
1y or flippantly. Serious consider
alton must be given to the quality
of such leaders," he said.
A Republican, although he is
rurping as an independent, Mr..
Williams closed by charging local
leadership with Incompetence and
quoted the famous Abraham Lin
coin "you ear fool some of the
people some of the time, but you
can't fool all the people all of the
time"
, 1962-10-03

thoroughly SO that we might be
able to suggest amendments
should we consider any proper.
This time was granted us.
Thirdly, you will remember
that a few weeks ago | sent tele-
grams to several key members of
the House and Senate asking that
certain provisions of the Mccarthy
amendment be changed SO that the
status of corporate subsidiaries
here would not be adversely af-
fected.
"You recall that Senator Nc
Carthy's amendment to the In
ternal Revenue Code of 1854 Cad
ding a new section $3.50 was in
tended to curb the effects of So
called tax havens', outside Amer
lean Jurisdiction. AS the amend
ment read in it's original form, it
would have adversely affected the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
and the Virgin Islands whose
American corporation subsidiaries
are considered as foreign corpora
tons under the industrial incen-
tive program so that they receive
tax benefits while at the same
time they contribute to the econ
omy Of these areas by paying their
taxes directly to the local govern
ment.
81 am very pleased to announce
that a joint conference committee
has eliminated the original Nc
Carthy amendment and that the
Congress will continue its current
policy.
Fourth, while in Washington,
/ also conferred with Shirley Be-
den and other officials in the
Housing and Home Finance Agen-
cy in connection with 1.-The pre-
viously announced So million mid
die income housing project for the
Virgin Islands. The basic. reason
for the delay is the Implements
ton of this program is due to the
high cost of construction here and
the difficulty of building middle
income houses under current fed
eral limitation. The present Gmi-
tations call for a limit of $4,000 per
room in construction expenditures.
There is a provision for high cost
areas which goes as high as $4,000
per room. Our limit is now $259N
and we have requested $4,000
, 1962-10-03
Hodge Cumpuign
Meeting At Grove
Place On Sunday

The first campaign meeting at
will speak in the bid for r~e-olec-
which Senator Walter I. M. Hodge
ton will be at Grove Place at
$50 o'clock on Sunday, October
18th instead of the previous date
announced.
The public is invited.
, 1962-10-03
Special Session Of
Legislature Called
For October 5th

Governor Ralph M. Paiewonsky
has issued a call converting a spe-
cial session Of the Fourth Legisla-
ture of the Virgin Islands for Fri
day, October 5th in the Senate
Chamber at 2 o'clock pm.
Up for consideration is an "Act
to Amend Section I'll Of Title Is
of the Virgin Islands Code, Re-
lating to the Designation Of Poll
ing Places"
, 1962-10-03
Governor Paiewonsky Discusses vi.
Problems Al Govt House Conference

Governor Ralph M. Paiewonsky invited members of the
press to Government House Tuesday for a combined confer.
introduced members of the @NBC (NBC Today is
the name of an NBC-TV show staff who recently arrived in
, 1962-10-03
the Virgin Islands to tape re-
cord five two-hour shows for
the televiSion network.

the teleVlSlOn network.
Governor PaiewonSky said:
GAS most of you know, | have
just returned from a trip to Wash
ington where several matters of
deep concern to the Virgin Islands
were discussed, and ! would like
to tell you what progress was
made in some of these areas:
First, we discussed the question
of section 301 of the U. S. Customs
regulations involving the use OF
UP to SO per cent of foreign ma
terials in goods manufactured in
the Virgin Islands.
This section is now under heavy
fire in Washington, basically be-
cause the Department of Com
merce has been unable to work
out with industry a specific quota
basis which would set up a ceiling
for goods to be imported from the
Virgin Islands to the mainland OF
the United States, especially IN the
area of woolens produced here.
Having failed to bring about
any form of compromise, the De-
partment of Commerce has now
appealed to Congress to provide
an amendment as a rider to a bill
presently before the Congress
which would eliminate completely
the processing Of fabrics in the
Virgin Islands under section 3O1.
Second, l was able to make ar
rangements for a meeting to be
held this October Is between At
torney General Corneiro, Assistant
Commissioner Of Finance H.
Wheatley and the Executive Sec
rotary Of the Tax Incentive Board
Ambrose, and Washington. off
Gals in the Treasury and Interior
Departments. An attempt Will De
made to finalize the regulations to
be issued with the recently passed
Mills Bill.
Many of our Tax Exempt bust
nesses must await these regula-
tions before a determination can
be made as to whether such bust
nesses have the right to be paid
subsidies under the formula pro-
vided within this so-called Mills
BIZ.
"These regulations ! might add,
were ready to be inserted into the
Federal Register, but we asked for
time to study them more
, 1962-10-03

lat one operating in the Virgin
Islands). There were several cru
z Continued on Pare g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-01

SHOP EARLY, SHOP LATE MoNDAY-NA.s $500
Washington, o. {. 9TH, sth q z Sta: NV.
Langley Psrk, Msrylond; shirIirsfen, Virginia
Evening star., 1962-08-05
Sc
HILLCREST
OPEN SUNDAY 2-e

OPEN SUNDAY 2-0
Dl32 BRANCH AVE. s.E.-Detaehed
. brick In excellent cond., 1st FIR
4. liE. rm. with fireplace, dining rm.,
complete kit, screened porch, End
Gra3 bedrrrs., 2 baths. window air
Conditioner. Stairway to floored
attic. bsmt. rec. rm. with fire.
plnes, toilet and shower, refgr
sns nd tubs; v5SsTcg 21ssT garage 81 r,Sivg NV
Co. o17 PennA ave. Sc. II. z
Evening star., 1962-08-05
"2-ACRE RAMBLER"
1400 Harding Lane

"coLEsvILLE AREA" - Lovely
modern center-ha ranch-typs
rambler; Huge kit; 3 bdEms;; ~
sc1e Sssss settsy hss; rr; sa4sGoP b1E bIEstty &
New Hampshire ave, extendeG
to Harding lane, It. to "open."
Evening star., 1962-08-05

HILLMEAD - Dignified 3-bedrm
and den split-leveI. scr. porch
off din. rm. and kit. looks into
pleasant Garden. Excellent area
In the eos.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
OPEN BY APPOINTMENT

BETHESDA-Accessible to every
thing. charming 2-bedrm., center
hall rambler w/view. Priced at
S17,500 for quick sale. Can be
purchased FLA.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
OTHER GOOD LIsTINGS
I0SEPH EIIIPP0

JOSEFd F1IIFFO
REALTY CO. REALTORS
.2412 MINI. Ave. Sc. at Penna.
Eu- 4-7717 LU. 2-5976
MODERN BRICK 2 family house
z rms, kit. and bath on eacf
f1oor. Sep. heating plants, elec
and gas meters. Sep. entrs. from
common vestibule. Rent S115 mo
Priced at $1,000. terms; MA
Evening star., 1962-08-05

WILSON LANE AREA--Harmonious
contemporary rambler with s bed
rms. and room for / more, 2h
baths. jalousied porch and garage.
Low, low 30s.
Evening star., 1962-08-05

WHEATON, - HOTTEST AUGUST
BARGAIN. Owner must sell. Cor.
ner lot. 3 bedrms., Hot Point kit,
rec; I'm. FHA appraised. Asking
Evening star., 1962-08-05

BURNT MILLS AREA - sale by
OWNER. 2-yr.-old brick split level,
dbl. carport. 5 bedrms., 4 full
baths, 20xl7 ground-leVel rec. rm.
with firepl., de luxe westinghouse
kit, walk to pool and bus. S34,-
$50. Owner will take 80 yr. for
$4,000 at 5iast. Phone 622-2153.
Dir: N. H. ave. left on lockwood
terj' approT. SSSGs Tni'e mi. TO osk M.aSon. Ssn.
brook rd.. right on HSntEood I'd
to 10701.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
OPEN 2-6

2 ~ 60S ELMIRA ST.
o-bedrm. semi-det. brk. Liv. rim.,
sep. din. rri., powder rm., kit. with
disposal and dishwasher. Wv.
carpet. finished rec. rm. and patio,
excel. transp,. close to school and
church, 10, 2-8633.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
CURTIS BROTHERS
10. $4,000. SUN. EYES. LU. 1-3S4s
IOSEPH FTIJPPO

'sslES' sfss i, / SlE. to Park dr. Flih' e
CURTIS BROTHERS
.: $4,000. SUN. EYES. Lu. 1-3s4s
JOSEPH FILIPPO
REALTY co. OFFERS
HILLCREST, nr. Ala. ave-, 221(
32pd pl., det. brk., ctr. hall. I
Ice, rms. 2 full baths, two i.
bedrm. m.-and-bath 1st H.. fin. day.
1ight bsmt. w/rec. rm., maids rm
qnd bath. lge. level lot. OPEN Z
SRe : FRANCES RAJ, PARISH. mr.. P.
6siek Rambler Si-ievel, 3 6edrms.
4<len. 2 baths, garage. $4,000 down
Also 3043 o st.-Air-conditioned
'-aetached Colonial. 3 bedrms., z
baths. lst-flr. powder room. 81.
1000 down. Open 2-6 pm.
HlLLCREST, nr. Penna. ave, 3641
Teas ave,-Open 90. Brand-neV
Rrk. rambler. Q rms, 3 bedrms.
. baths: Priced right with sub
HifLcREsTT. nr. Branch and Ala.
hana aves.-Custom- built det. brk
rms. bedrms.. 2 baths, 2 bed
lrms.. bath 1st fir. Gas h.-w. heat
HItced right with substantial cash
AFAcOSTIA.. off MINI. ayei-Det
yqarage, level lot. Sl4.500.
uLLcREsT-Det; brick Cape Coz
ana bath ist mr.: finished bsmt;
,e.5oo. 5aiov' heat large wooded lot
e0NGRESS HEIGHTS+No qualifi.
cation necessary. Semidet. brk.
FMS, 3 bedrms.,. 1st flr., powder
room. storm windows. Si4,500
Anyone with 81 500 down.
eILLCREST. det. brk.. bedrms.
2 baths; 2 bedrmS; and bath
,yIstone firepl.. lge. de luxe kit.
gar. lge. landscaped lot, ownel
moving. sacrif. for quick sale.
biIPLEY TERRACE, 3467 23rC
Ietr-GI, no money down, semidet
blk, 9 rms. 2 bedrms., bsmt
Il. T.VFiSRsXVNcEs FRANCES pAR1sH-Det. brk
Colonial. Center hall. 6. rms.
4Sdrms;, rec. rna., lse. level lot
EiIICREsT-a4th and Alabams
ave. Detached brick, 8 larg,
rooms, 8 bedrms.. lst fir. powder
ril., .daylight bsmt. with rec. I'm.
igs, HANDICAPPED lot: S22, $50:
FORT DUPONT PARK. nr. Mass
ave, 1917 34th pl. OPEN. Q to
pm. pet. .brk. rambler, 8 bedrms.
sdAylight. bsmt. wLrec. rm., land
seaped lot. FILA $1,000 dn. LU
a1Tg IL.. AND ALA. AVE. nr
Coral Hills shopping ctr.-Det
pix, 8 rms, 8 bedrrns.. daylight
Remt. wIrec. rm.. built-in gar.
StS.950, anyone w/S4,000 dn.
HR. BRANCH AND ALA. AVE
Det. brk,, 8 rms, 2 baths, OF
daylisht bsmt. only S20.500 will
ALABAMA AVE, 1000 blk, nr
Penna. ave.-Lge. semidet. brk.
with 8 bedrms.,. 1st fir. powde
Groom, dishw., disp., knotty PIN
rec. room large handicapped lot
a; OTHER GOOD L1sTINGs
JOSEPH FILIPPO
s4is MINI. Ave. Sc. At PsnSa:
LU.-4-7717 LU. 2-597l
MODERN BRICK 2 family house
q rms, kit. and bath on eacl
f1oor. Sep. heating plants, cleo
and gas meters. Sep. entrs. fror
common vestibule. Rent S115 me
Priced at Sl0500 terms MA
Evening star., 1962-08-05

GAITHERSBURG-FOR DOCTORS
OR EXECUTIVES. Need IA spa.
cious rms. and huge office, tree.
and beautiful shrubbery? Cali FOL
appointment.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
61gpgn
Beers Bros. JU. 5-7611

DCC1o OIO JO. O-IOII
CHARLES CO.-COUNTY SER
VICES offers you a good SELECTION
OF homes from $500 and up. 2 10
. bedrms., all with very reas.
payments. These may be found
nr. Aeeokeek, Bryans I'd, Indian
Head and the Waldorf area. On
"a 70 235 acres. We also have
very desirable building lots from
2 acre Up. AL on good hdtp,
Los. bU. 3-2l5l, 3Ol-MI. 5-5272,
Evening star., 1962-08-05

MASS. AVE, wESTwOOD- and
bedrm. Colonials in this area.
Walking distance to clubs, schools
and shopping. Centrally air cond.
Discriminating buyers must see
these. In the 40s.
Evening star., 1962-08-05

BETHESDA - Looking for charm
and space on q A-aere wooded
lot? Custom-built. well-main-
tained home featuring 4 bedrms.
on 1 level, 2-tub bath. stairs up
to large storage attic. True CEN
ter-han entrance, den and pow
der rm., liv. rm.. wIfirepl., side
scr. porch, formal din. rm.. kit.
with table space. rec. rm. wI2no
firepl-. and powder rm., breeze
way 70 2-ear garage. SO much for
S37,500.
TED LINGO. INC.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
"HILLANDALE"
10142 Riggs Road
birmingham Estates"

IIbIU 34th Place, BeltSville
DELIGHTFUL" custom built 3-bd-
rm., 1lz-bath brick rambler on
100-ft. lot in fine area. DIR.
Out Powder Mill I'd. to 34th pl.
rt. to "open."
Evening star., 1962-04-25
kzZzazaQ

Conrertibles shown (topto bottoml
are new Corrair Monzd (now in
limited production), Cherry II
Nora with bucket sedts*, Corvette
and Chevrolet Impdla With Super
Sport EQuipment.*
*Optional al cxird cost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
The Mohawk Story.
F.. READS LIKE CURTIS BROTHERS

The worlds largest corpet manufacturer
was founded by four young brothers, as wos
the worlds largest furniture disploy. Mohowk
and Curtis Brothers shore mony Porollels in
their history of growth: small beginnings, an old
mill for Mohawk and form house for Curtis
Brothers; consistent, ropid Pottern Of exPon-
sion, fleet trucks, warehouses ond finolly 4 ocres
of fine furniture for Curtis Brothers and country
wide corpet distribution for MohoWk Mills
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
ROWE
FURNITURE
CORP.

The Rove Furniture Cor
porotion's Foctory and
General Office is located in
Solem, Virginia, situated
in the Shenandoah Valley,
and through this location
is oble to service by truck
all retoiI furniture outlets
cost of the Mississippi
River. The plant on one
floor occupies in excess of
q quarter Of O mile of floor
space and is considered one
of the upholstered furni-
ture foctory show places in
the country.
Rowe manufactures O
quality. popular priced up
hoIstered line involving
Modern Style, Traditional,
Italian Provincial, EorIy
American and including
Purpose Sleep-or-
Sofas, Choirs and Plot
form Rockers. Their prod
uct is sold in hundreds OF
Ieodine retail furniture
outlets nd the Curtis
Brothers Store in Wash
ineton, D. c. is among the
most outstanding Of these
seNiced by Rowe.
Permanent soles show.
rooms ore established ir
Chicago, illinois; New YorI
City, New York, and High
Point, North CoroIino.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
ACQUISITIONS
AND MERGERS

In the Iote 40's and eorly
SOS, MohoWk mode several
plant acquisitions. Several
additions to the plant in
cIuded the Charles loch-
man Company. This &C.
QUESTION established Mo-
hawk os the first corpet
manufacturer to produce
its own line of carpet cush-
ions. Other plants we're
purchased to process row
wool, manufacture roYon
and other fibers. In 1854,
Dixionno Mills joined the
Mohawk fomiIy.
In January 1856, Mohawk
Corpet Mills, Inc. and
Alexander Smith Inc.
merged to form Mohosco
Industries Inc, becoming
the largest carpet manu.
tocturer in the world.
As O division of Mohosco,
Mohawk corpets continued
\. be distinctively ottroc-
tive in harmony with the
most discerning toste, yet
oVoiIobIe in the popular
price range. MohoWk is the
major carpet line at Curtis
Brothers, one of the brond
names accounting for IS %
of the stores annual VOL
ume.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
OLD MILL IN 1878

Mohawk Mills began in the
basement of O mill in
Amsterdam, New York, in
1878. with IL second-ho
looms and the four Shuttle
worth brothers to operate
them. The boys persevered,
prospered, and in 1902 in
corporoted as the Shuttle
worth Brothers.
3 years otter incorporating,
the young firm began max
ina it's bid for national
corpet recognition. A new
carpet was introduced to
the ShuttIeWorth line -
Konnok-which become on
instont success throughout
the country. Besieeed with
orders, the ShuttleWorth
Company expanded to six
buildings.
The expansion program
proved to be weII-founded /,
for nothing like Kornok
had ever been produced be-
fore. Viewers worked for
years without charging
either color or pottern OF
their looms. ShuttIeWorth
Brothers Company estob-
Iished their reputation for
carpet craftsmanship with
this first success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
FIRST WITH ALL
WEAVES IN 1920

In 1920, ShuttIeWorth
Brothers merged with an
other progressive corPet
firm, McCIeoy, Wollin
and Grouse, who also grew
from the ground up, and
Mohawk Mills Incorpor-
oted was established. 1t
was the first mill in the
United Stotes to produce
all domestic Weoves Of cor
pet.
Toward the close Of the
Dos Mohawk accomplished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

tex, an unsurpassed fovo-
rite in stores ocross the
country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

A. Contour Swivel Rocker. Smart modern
swivel rocker with ebony arms and legs. Up
holstered in supported plastic, in black or
white. Brand Name Value Only $685.
B. Occasional Chair. Ideal for any room in
the house upholstered in supported plastic,
white with black trim or black with white trim.
Use them in poirs.
Brand Name Value Only S29.95
c. Modern Swivel Choir. Wood trim channel
back in ebony finish upholstered in heavy
duty carpet yarn frieze. Legs have bross
tipped seIf-IeveIine elides.
Brand Name Value Only $7S.SS
D. Modern Swivel Choir. Modern barrel back
swivel chair with weIted chonnel back up
hoIstered in heavy duty carpet yarn in deco
rotor color. Brand Name Value Only S5S.S5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03

q major breokthroueh in
weaving technique - q
patented weave featuring
high and low loops of pile
in the same row with no
tuft left out. Introduced os
ShuttIepoint, it received
enthusiastic occloim for its
rare texture and distinctive
beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-03
SUCCESS AFTER SUCCESS

SUCCESS AFTER SUCCESS
In le47, this tie chnique
was applied to another car
pet in O medium price
ronee, the 6rosvenor. New
production records we're set
when GrosVenor become
the new, oII-time Mohawk
best seller. 1t Wos soon to
be overtoken by onother
carpet achievement, Trend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

"dowdy." Lilly erupted, ooh.
nonsense"
French-born Lilly. has re-
tanned her charm and French
accent while covering up the
fact that she Is one Of
Americas hardest driving
career women. But, home,
(the penthouse Of her New
York salon, rs East Fifty
sixth; husband (Jean De-
Spires, v. P. Of Coty); and
family Gan adopted daughter)
are the important things in
her life, she'll tell you as she
bubbles over in her excite
ment at being a busy woman
living in these wonderful
times.
Her all beige complex
toned Washin gton salon
designed by Lester Gaba is
sprinkled with Dache sigma
tures-lilies. both Of the long
stemmed variety and Of the
valley.
At night q lily tree set in
the center Of the window
will twinkle in much the
manner that Lilly herself
does as she talks.
Hair styling and clothes
will all be Dache-supervised.
The milliner also designs
gloves, jewelry. perfume, cos
metics, and fabrics. She
thinks Of q woman as q
whole" not in terms Of a
hat, q hairdo, or a dress,
loves the world Of fashion
and beauty.
"If the health department
permits it, I even plan to
help Washington's, fatigued
women with a Finnish sau-
ma" she added.
1T believe any artifice Is
legitimate as long as it's art
full" she said batting her
false eyelaSheS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

The voice bubbled like
French champagne.
It spilled over such de-
lightful things as men, wom-
en-, fashion, beauty, false
eyelashes, interior decor, per-
fume, Mrs. Jacqueline Ken
needy, culture, legs, In such
a rapid pouring out Of con-
versation that 1t could only
have been Lilly Dache talk
ing.
In Washington yesterday
for the press preview Of her
Lilly Dache Salon, at 1919
Connecticut avenue NV, the
Lilly of the fashion and
beauty valley, was full of
super charged enthusiasm
about annexing Washington
to her salon set-up.
A frequent Washington Wis
itor, Lilly has had designs
on our town she said for the
past four years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

Her salon she says will
h rave everything that is
fashionable stocked with
whatever strikes my fancy.
Hair styling. boutique items.
jewelry. accessories, are all
housed together In this oper-
alton. @. -.
Coming to Washington was
inevitable, she told us. Fash
ion is being launched from
Washington today. Why for
the Mr.. President opening
all Of New York came down
wearing their fall gowns. I
sent down two hair dresSers
for many Of my customers"
she explained.
The reason? Mrs. Jacque-
line Kennedy. Dache credits
her with being "the symbol
Of everything women envy
and want"
The First Lady has a hand
some and brilliant husband.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11

Washington Post. The foreign
press members have been,
touring the country for b.
month under the auspices Of
the State Department. De-
tense Department and the
United States Information
Agency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
ADVERTISEMENT
Precious
Dusicaichers So.

II you have old jewelry that
needs repairing, or is hopelessly
QUITO fashion, bring 1t in for an
Ernest Burk beauty treatment or
undermining. The cost Is mod
est-the results delightful. Ernest
Burk, Inc, GA 18th st. NV
Between F and @ SITS. Next to
First Federal. g 1861.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
DR.. Meyer
Is Speaker

DR.. Hermine Herta Meyer,
legal advisor to the Embassy
of Switzerland, spoke on 1.-THE
Swiss Banking System" last
night at the monthly meet
ing of the District Of Column
bia American Society Of
Women Accountants, at the
Ambassador Hotel.
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D-lS THE EVENING STAR
Xxx Washington, D. c.
Thursday, October II. 1862
-Society-Hone
w. F. Jansen
To Speak

The Insurance Wom g n s
Club Of Washington will hold
its regular monthly dinner
meeting next Monday, Octo-
Der is, at 8 pm. The meet
ing, to be held at the Touch
down Club, will be in charge
of the Public Safety Commit
tee.
Mrs. Genevieve Hudson Of
the Travellers Insurance Co.
will be chairman. The guest
Of honor and speaker will be
Mr.. Wallace F. Jansen, d.
rector Of the Division OF Pub
lie Information Of the Federal
Food and Drug Admir1istra-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-11
Time-Soving
Discovery Made
By Housewife

Late last fall a Florida
housewife wrote to the NO
Roach Co.-"For years now,
I have been adding a cupful
of No-Roach to the rinse
water when hopping my
floors. This has kept
reaches, ants and spiders
out Of my home. What puz-
zles me-is why don't you
ever mention this?"
Well, dear readers, 1t Just
goes to show .. The manu-
facturers Of No-Roach had
never thought Of 1t before.
They experimental, 1t
works, and now this advice
Is featured on their new
No-Roach label E. Thanks
to q very bright housewife
No-Rooch: 8 ounces, S0c
pint 1.60 quart, 2.B
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Housewares Carter,
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