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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-21
TWIN CITY
PinPATTER
By LOUISE THOMAS
MIdway S-S373

Wheeler, 614; Melvin Stone, 60s
and Thad Toombs, 576.
STARLTTE LEAGUE
September Is
Saturday bowling at Stardust
looked more familiar when we saw
the Lee families, Eddie, Lillian
Daisey, Fred, Geraldine and Stew.
en- not to mention the Glantons
Clodeal, Wayne Jackie, Elaine
and Sherrie; the girls effervescent
as usual with baby Sherrie catch.
ing up fast.
Vela Clark Barth had her wee
daughter Teena.
Kenneth and Anthony Webster
having fun with Billy and Penny
Jones; Jeffrey Grissom with Marine
JEANNE. Darlene and Earl Lewis
initiate "galleryites" think they'd
like to bowl. Mary Mitchem with
daughter Sally and Pauline Clark
comleted the list Of visitors.
Alice Jones appeared on bowler
ANA Jackpot" Sunday.
President John Burrell asks
every bowler, bowling in Star
lite" to be present and ready to
bowl at 8 pm. sharp! All fees are
due in full in October.
In case the Starlite bowlers
have not been informed; we have
a contract for two hours Of league
bowling, from 8 pm. until 8 pm,
If we do not live up to our con-
tract the management does not
have to live up to his, so conse-
quently the management can re-
move US from the lanes.
1t Is a good policy not to make
demands unless we are willing to
live up to the responsibility the
demands require.
II you wish to bowl after the
regular league session, reserve a
lane before the league bowls; you
cannot expect the fellows at the
desk to turn open bowlers away
because you have been league
bowling and did not reserve q lane,
Questions for the qualified per-
sonnet Of the league to answer
that are in the minds Of some Of
the league members who are "in
the dark" What Is the minimum
average for men and women In the
"a" division and "B" division !
How are the officers chosen? How
are the teams set up? What "a
the breakdown Of the entry fee?
Does any officer receive . sal
ary-k 30 how muchf Who makes
the rules Of the Starlite league and
when are they presented 70 the
members? Why not have a printed
or typed copy Of the same2 What
are the rules on expulsion Of q
member from the league? Ar
any Of the committee or Officers
accountable to the league for thu
discharge Of their dutiesH
(StaEIight scores arc found on
page seven this weak.
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BRADY PAILBEARERs

Messrs. Donald Schofield, Mel
vim Madison, Stephen Madison,
Jack Rainey, Richard Session and
Paul Mayes served as pallbearers
at the funeral Of the late Mrs.
Mary Brady, whose service was
held at st. Leonards Church, Sep
TENDER IA. o.
Honorary pallbearers were:
Messrs. Harry and Harold Mayes,
Eddie Robins, Eugene Underwood,
Don Underwood, Willard Jones,
James Bailey, Claude Mason, Rich
ard Riess, John McHe Jr., and
Kenneth Wallace.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-21

AIdnLh, ia. ana uV1ng Win MS
wife at 1928 University Sc, re-
ceived his Phi. D. Degree in Ply
sizes at the University Of Mime
sofa Thursday, September 13.
He will leave for Washington,
D. G. where he has a Post Doc
toral Fellowship with the Bureau
of Standards.
His wife, Mrs. Emma Munson
Stovall, received her B.A. degree
in June and plans to continue her
studies while hubby is in Wash
ington.
The Stovalls have one son, near
ly year old, Tannie Stoval III.
Enters Hospital: Mr.. Frank w.
Terry, 1912 First Av. s., entered
Fairview Hospital on last Thurs
day, September 10, for observation
and a check up.
Among Players: John L. Will
iams and Frederick D. Jones were
players this week in the State
Senior Annual Golf Tournament at
the Minneapolis Golf Course, Min
neapolis Golf Club, st. Louis Park.
A dinner was held at the club
for the participants in the tourna-
ment.
Visits Parents: Mrs. Roberta
Lipscombe, Washington, D. c.,
will leave on Friday, September
81, after spending two weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred J. Murphy, 1886 Fifth Av. S.
1t has been three years since
Mrs. Lpscombe has been here.
She has had a most enjoyable
time visiting with her family and
friends.
Recent HOuseguests: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Maxwell, 1920 goth Av.
s., had as their houseguest, Mrs.
Juanita Coleman, Washington, D.
c.
Mrs. Coleman was returning
from the Worlds Fair in Seattle
and stopped over to spend a few
days. She and Mr.. Maxwell were
graduates of Tuskeegee Institute
In 1908.
Mrs. Lenora Foster, Chicago,
former pupil Of Mrs. Maxwell, is
active in church work and was a
visitor to the Chicago Annual
Conference which met in st. Paul,
The visitors were taken on a
sightseeing tour and visited the
Billy Graham headquarters and
the Foshay tower.
In Hospital For Checkup: Mr.
Bert r. Dawson, 3745 Fourth Av
s., returned home Sept. IL, from
a physical checkup at Fairview
hospital.
Visitors From Los Angeles: Mr.
and Mrs. James Morris, Los An
geles, Calf, arrived in the city
Sunday, Septembe 10, for a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Boog'
hery, ST., 71S Morgan Av. N.
Attended Convention In Mont
real: Mrs. L. M. Stewart, 140t
Seventh Av. NJ, motored to Mont
real, Canada with Mrs. Ella Arch
or and Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Archer
Of st. Paul on Sept. 7 to attend
the Pullman Porters Benefit As
ISOLATION Ladies Auxiliary Conven-
ton to which she was a delegate,
She reported the largest delega-
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Enters Hospital: Miss LaVera
Greene, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Laperceu Greene, 9S4 Iglehart Av.,
became i'll and entered Bethesda
Hospital, Tuesday, September 10.
At present she is responding to
treatment.
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WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
ST. PAUL

September rs - Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Neal, e22h Rondo Av, IT
years; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Greene, 7o2 Carroll Av., 10 years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin McCarty, 62S
Carroll Av., eight years; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Don Walker, 1913 Car
roll Av., seven years.
September ~ - Mr.. and Mrs.
James Murray, $50 Igiehart Av.,
Al years; Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Floyd, 500 Aurora Av-, IT years.
September Is Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Wiseman, 967 Rondo, IT
years.
September 20 - Mr.. and, Mrs.
Bsrnls Green. ATT Aurora Ay- IT
years.
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ton Of ladies in the his tory Of the
Auxiliary.
Mrs. Stewart was elected to the
Advisory Board Of the Auxiliary.
While in Canada she stopped at
the Queens Hotel and also was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hughes of that city. Mrs. Stewart
who returned home Sunday, Sept.
16, reports that the scenery along
the route to and from Montreal
was a beautiful sight to behold.
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HE'S JUST WILD
ABOUT HARRY

Chicago (ANP) - A famous
voice put a Southside merchant"
in the proverbial trick bag here
when he tried to sell a (shall we
say hot tape recorder to the Mills
Recording company in downtown
Chicago.
Herbert Banks, 36, who was ar
rested at the scene, was testing
the recorder for the stores manag-
er when the manager Recognised
the voice Of former President Har-
~ s. Truman. The manager then
called police and said that he real
lied the recorder was one stolen
from a representative of RADIO
station WIND during a recent
meeting in the Sherman hotel
where Truman spoke.
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ulate, the statement concludes a.
followB:
Had they concentrated on the
tonguss we might. not have, the
vociferous NAACP today"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-21
Examinations For Three
Different Jobs A.
81. Paul Post Offiel

Civil Service examinations are
open for Clerk and Carrier posi-
tons in the Saint Paul Post Of
flee, and also for Fireman-Laborer
positions. II you are interested in
taking an examination for either
Of these positions, or desire further
information, please contact the
us. Civil Service Commission or
the Postmaster's Office, both To-
Gated in the Saint Paul Post Of
flee Building.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-21
NENTEROV CLUB GUEST

Irving Nemerov Minneapolis at
torney and president Of the Phyl-
lis Wheatley Community House
board of directors was guest Of
the TSTC club at the Hotel Lowry,
Saturday night, Sept. 10.
Henry Thomas, head resident OF
Wheatley House was host to the
club at its September meeting. Dr.
Cornelius Mobiley will host the
October meeting.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL

Attends BARRIERS Convention Mr. Edward Hail. 996 lyle
hart in ST. Cloud Mimi attending the 32nd Annual Conven
ton of the Association of Master BARRIERS and Beautcans of
Minnesota September 1911 Mr. Hall is the state chaplain and
of the St. Paul Master BARRIERS Mr. Hall
the father of Mrs Albert Mcfarland and Mrs Theodore Allen
The Credjafawns Social Club will have pow wow Saur-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-21
Social and Personal
4 MINNEAPOLIS

Left For Home Mrs Ethel Mack Chicago left Thursday
September IL, for her home.
She has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs E. c. Shelby 1862
Fifth Av S. and she spent her time renewing old acquaintance
Many social courees extended her and she hopes
spend her vacation here again next year.
Receives Phi D. Degree Mr. Tannie StovalI formerly of
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-21
FIETlETH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATED SUNDAY. SEPT. Is BY
THE JOHN %. WILLIAMS

Mr. and Mrs John II. Williams 1882 Fourth Av. S., cele-
braed their 5O wedding anniversary with reception at the
Prince Hall Masonic Temple 1882 Fourth Av S., Sunday,
September 16, from three to six pm.
Mrs Williams was charming afterive of beige
chiffon with silver grey and wearing white orchid etched
with gold Her accessories gold slippers small gold clutch
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-21

Team High Single Game: As
ISOLATED Sales, 719; Brooks Fun
eral Home 7o1 and Ted Bies Lq-
uors, 6sS.
Team High Series: Jansen Lq-
uors, 1887; Brooks Funeral Home,
1888 mad Associated Sales, 1865.
Individual High Single Game:
Frances Finn, 17s; Pattie SchuclI,
479; Gladys Mcfarland, 4ee and
Ruth Wheaton, 446.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-09-21

More civil rights laws were en-
acted In thu US. from Oct 1880
to Sept. 1851 than any similar
period In our history.
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why p 1t that . minor operation
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the other fellow7
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Team High Single Game: Serv-
ice Loan, 96s; John Standard
Service, ;062.
Team High ScrieSI Service Loan,
2771; Johns Standard Service,
1888 and Team No. 8, 2e74.
Individual high Single Games
Donald Wheeler, 234; Melvin Stone
zs2; Sammie Canton, IA and
HOwie BArrstt, IA. ,.... go.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
Independent
Agency Wives
Plan Party

The Independent Agency
Wives will give their annual
Christmas party tomorrow at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Cherry Of West
moreland Hills.
The committee in charge
of Masking the arrangements
for the brunch are Mrs. Rob-
ert Murphy, wife Of the COM
missioner Of the Civil Aero
nautics Board, Mrs. william
Brett, wife OF the former
director Of the Bureau Of
the Mint. and Mrs. w. H.
Whitman. wife OF the Sec
rotary Of the Panama Canal.
Wives of the presidential
appointeesl confirmed by the
Senate TO the various hide
pendent Agencies comprise
the group. The purpose OF the
organization is TO promote
friendship among It's menu
bers and newcomers through
social contacts and an un-
derstanding Of the functions
Of the Independent Agencies
Of the Executive Branch Of
the Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
EMBASSY CAROLlNG
Christmas Comes
To Embassy Row.

ess Beatrix was to have paid
an informal visit to WASH.
ington next week but this
has been Cancelled. The
Princess was on a world tour
but flew back to Holland
from Japan when her grand
mother died.
Book Fair
Mr.. Roger London, Frances
Consul and the First Secretary
at the Embassy, will repre-
sent the French Ambassador,
who is abroad at the OPEN
ing of the First Children's
French Book Fair to be held
in Washington tomorrow.
The 4 pm. ceremony will
take place in the Exhibition
Hall of the State Department
where last Sunday the Chill
dren's Spanish Book Fair was
opened.
The French books are on
loan from Mr.. Edouard Mo-
rot-Sir, the French Cultural
Counselor in New York.
They represent the French
Children's Books, which the
Association Rationale du Lii
vre Francois a pEtranger in
Paris is sending as a gift to
the Children's Museum Of
Washington.
The collection is to form
a nucleus Of a permanent
Children's French Reference
Library here for use Of
French students and teach
ers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08

ished Mr.. Shnoo right into the
gaping Jaws of the Blue-Scaled
Scholar.
The mouth snapped shut be-
hind them and Mr.. Shnoo
didn't know what TO do. 1t was
all so dark and scary. He heard
Santa calling to him and he
could see a light far ahead. He
pushed Honeybun down q slip
perry. slidey passageway until
he came into a lighted sitting
room. The walls and floor were
red and the furniture was quite
modern with lots Of comfortable
sofas covered with puffy pillows
There we're books on shelves
along the walls. Santa went
straight TO one OF the shelves
and picked UP a book. II was
called Three Little Fish and
How They Grew"
"He likes 10 be read aloud
TO-" said Santa. That is why
he is called Scholar, ] expect
They Go 10 Sea
He sat down on a sofa, put
on his spectacles and opened
the book to Page 634. He be-
gan to read. The room started
10 move gently up and down
as the Scholar moved out to-
ward sea. Honeybun curled ur
on some pillows behind the
sofa. She did not seem at al
alarmed TO find herself In such
strange surroundings.
But Mr.. Shnoo was very
puzzled. He sank down on a
sofa but he couldn't keep still
He kept jumping UP and down
and examining things.
Finally Santa put down his
book and said. why are YOU
so fidgety2 What is the mat
terP"
II have been thinking" said
Mr.. Shnoo. II have never seer
so remarkable o creature.
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Mrs. Mocondroy Honors
Director of Museum

of the English Country
House..
Both the lecture and the
luncheon took place at Deca-
tur House.
Among Mrs. Macondray,s
guests were Mrs. Gordon
Gray. Mrs. H. Alexander
Smith. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil
c. Wall. Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert r. Carney, jr.. Mrs.
George Maurice Morris, and
former Ambassador and Mrs.
w. Randolph Burgess.
The others were Mr..
Joseph Patterson, Mrs. Nor
man Walker of New York
and Mr.. Hardinge Scholle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08

The Christmas spirit crept
into embassy parties last
evening"
The Philippine Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Mutuc gave an
informal buffet supper at
the Embassy last evening
entertaining several of their
American friends.
A highlight of the even
ing was the singing Of
Christmas carols by a choral
group Of Philippine students
residing in the Washington
area.
Getting the choral group
together has been a special
project of the Ambassador
since he came to Washing
ton.
The Netherlands Embassy
was also the scene of sea-
sonal gayety with the annual
st. Nicholas party for the
staff children.
Public functions for the
Ambassador and Mrs. van
Rotten have been curtailed
due to the recent death Of
Queen Wilhelmina but under
the direct orders from The
Netherlands the childrens'
party took place complete
with st. Nicholas, Black Peter
and presents forAll.
There is not a formal
Court mourning for the late
Queen mother but the Royal
family is not making many
public appearances.
Heir to the throne, Primo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08

Mrs. Anterior Macondray
gave a luncheon yesterday
in honor of Mr.. Ian Nc
Callum, director Of the
American Museum in Bri-
tain, following a lecture he
gave.
The lecture was sponsored
by the Decatur House Com
mittee of the National Trust
for Historic Preservation in
the United States. which owns
and administers the historic
lafayette Square property.
Mr.. McCallum is in the
United States lecturing on the
American Museum in Bri-
tain and the experience Of
its first year of operation.
The title Of his talk yester-
day was "The American
Museum and the Renascence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
Mr.. Shnoo's Zoo
BLUE-SCALED SCHOLAR
CHAPTER 6


Where are we going?" asked
Mr.. Shnoo as he and Santa left
Shnoo's Zoo behind and started
down the road leading poor
Honeybun on a rope.
There's an elf In Santa
Land named DR.. Kernoodle. y
said Santa. HE has q wonder
full way with sick animals.
think he can help Honeybun."
"Oh. / hope sol" said Mr..
Shnoo. rubbing his fingers
through the brown bears fur.
But. oh dear, don't think she
can go that far. Look She is
staggering already"
Honeybun swung her hurt
head back and forth. She
seemed ready 10 give up and lie
down right there In the road
Santa said, Don't worry
wen 20 Dy Sea--Jne way
came. It's a very fast and rest
full trip"
Mr.. Shnoo got behind Honey
bun and gently pushed her
along. "A voyage should do her
good" he said. she was on
a ship once before. when she
was a cub"
TITS not exactly a ship" said
Santa. Juggling on Honeybun's
rope. TITS a Blue-Scaled
Scholar"
"Blue-Scaled Scholarl What
is that7"
you'll see soon enough"
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ChiIdren's Party
Scheduled by
Defense Board

The children Of members
and employees Of the Inter-
American Defense Board and
Inter-American Defense Col
lege have been invited to q
Christmas party December 20
at the Board on 10th street.
The invitations have been
issued by the Chairman and
Mrs. Burns, and parents have
been invited to join in at the
event.
There will be refreshments
and entertainment and the
singing of traditional Christ
mas carol singing.
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Mrs. Mesto
To Be Guest
Of Israel

Israel wants to be hostess
to Perle Mesta. who yester-
day was the honor guest of
the Washington Women'ssDi-
vision, State Of Israel Bonds.
at the divisions annual FASH
ion event in the Sheraton
Park Hotel.
Mrs. Mesta was presented
with an award by Mrs. Avra-
ham Hartman, wife Of the
Ambassador Of Israel, who
paid tribute to Mrs. Mesta's
work as chairman Of the Am
bassador's Ball, last June.
"She was not Just a sine
cure, not Just a name. She
insisted on knowing all about
the event, its progress and its
success" said Mrs. Hartman.
Mrs. Hartman added Israel's
land may be poor and arid"
but I'VE are rich In our peo-
pie who extend to you an
invitation to visit us, and to
permit Israel to be YOUR
hostess"
Following the presentation
Of a souvenir presslbook Of
the Ambassadors Ball clip
pings, Mrs. Mesta thanked
Mrs. Hartman and said she
hoped to be able to accept
the invitation.
This years Bonds for Israel
fashion show had a Dior
Israel Washington theme.
Doing part Of the COM
mentary along with Mrs.
Ruey Messenger OF Julius
Garfinckel & Co. was Miss
Judith Major. Miss Israel of
1862. She did the commen-
tary for the Marc Bohan of
Christian Dior fashions crea-
ted with Israeli fabrics, and
for the group of designs done
in Israel by fashion talent
including Lola Beer, Maskit,
Elanit, Gottex, and furs by
Stefan Braun. Mrs. Messen-
ger took over the third part
Of the show Of American
fashions for holiday wear.
Miss Major described her
portion of the show as being
OF cotton grown in the
Negev; wool from sheep in
Galilee. woven in Israel's own
textile factories"
Mrs. Harry Burka greeted
the audience Of more than
900 women in the Sheraton
Park ballroom. AS a result Of
the hard work of the Wom-
ems Division, Israel has been
the recipient of $352,000 this
year, the Washington Chair
man reported.
Mrs. Jack Kay, chairman
of the luncheon, said to
make the Negev green is our
project" She forecast 1868
as an exciting year. The
first bonds are to be re-
deemed-$24.5 million will be
repaid" said Mrs. Kay in her
opening remarks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
Material Presented

Nine. Chung, wife Of the
Korean Ambassador. pre-
sented some Korean brocade
material to Mrs. Dean Rusk
yesterday as a present from
Nine. Chung Hee Park. wife
of the acting president Of
Korea. The dress will be
designed and made In a style
selected by Mrs. Rusk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
U. S. Aid to India
Hits $40 Million

United States military aid To
India has reached at least $40
million In value, Government
officials said yesterday.
This Is double the previous
official figure on the volume
OF military equipment shipped
10 India since the Chinese Com
munists opened their border
offensive some weeks ago.
The gear being sent still is
OF the type required 10 meet
the under-equipped Indian
army's pressing needs, chiefly
light arms and equipment used
Iby mountain fighting units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08

must have a Blue-Scaled Schol-
ar for my zoo"
Santa shook his head. They
do not live in captivity. In
fact, no mortal eye other than
yours has ever seen one. II
you tell anyone about 1t you
win be told you were drean0
ing"
"And perhaps I am" said
Mr.. Shnoo. rubbing his eyes.
But a moment later he knew
he wasn't because the voyage
came to an abrupt end. Mr..
Shnoo stood up so suddenly
he bumped his head quite hard
on the ceiling.
IT'S Santa Land
The great mouth OF the
Scholar opened and Santa and
Honeybun and Mr.. Shnoo
walked out. They were on the
beach Of a snow-covered land.
Mr.. Shnoo knew right away 1t
was Santa Land because there
was q big red sleigh waiting
there and dancing around the
sleigh were hundreds Of tiny
elves come TO welcome Santa
home.
Santa greeted all his little
workers and fused with them
a little for being away from
their work. Then he told them
about Honeybun. The elves we're
sorrowful TO see so sad a bear.
Gently they lifted Honeybun
onto the sleigh. When Honey
bun was settled comfortably.
Santa and Mr.. Shnoo got in
beside her. Then each elf took
his place on the ropes and all
together they gave a mighty
tug until suddenly-zipl Away
they sped over the snowl
ZAP NewsisatureO
Monday; Dr.. ksrnOOdls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
BY Ston Drake
BY Wolf Kelly

with sky-blue scales. He was
big as a tug boat and his
mouth when he opened II was
as large as a small front porch
Come In" said Santa and he
led Honeybun and the aston
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
WORD GAME
Find 81 or more words in
IR r A d Ia N T

meaning illuminating Aver
age mark. 80 words. Time limit,
35 minutes.
Rules Of the game. 1. Words must
be OF lour or more letters. :, WORDS
which acquire four letters by the add,
lion OF IS" such as hats" cats.
are not used. q. Only one form Of a
word Is used. 4. Proper names are not
used.
Answer 10 CAPTAINcY
cacti, cant, captain, capita, city, cynie
cyanic, antie. anti. anita. apian, panty
pant, patina, paea, panic, patty, paint
pain, pact, piny, pinta, pint, pima, pity
plta. plea, .pyin, pyle, tain. tapa, tiny,
typic, inapt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-08
Holiday Tea

The Northern Virginia
Alumnae Association OF Kap-
pa Delta Sorority will hold q
Christmas tea today from
3 TO 5 pm. at the home Of
Mrs. William Bryant Of Nc
Lean.
Honored guests will be Mrs.
John c. Lang. National His
torian Of Kappa Delta Soror-
ity. and Mrs. Richard L.
Hiner. National Chairman Of
the Kappa Delta Diamond
Anniversary Fund.