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officials realized that defaults
could trigger demands by other
creditors - General Dynamics
Corp. and Great Britain's Wick
ers-ArmStrongs Ltd. - which
would bring the sum required
close to 81 million.
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. April CAPl.-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd-lot transactions by
principal dealers for April 3: Pur-
365.7!i shares including $40 shares
sold short
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D. c. SECURITIES

Wash Gas 1t com-52 at 3694. = at
Giant Food-5 at 273s.
Metsenthaler Limos at 271s, l5 at
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Furnished by the Associated Press
Uist Includes Most Active Bonds)

Vi In bankruptcy or receivership or
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such com
panies. Xi ex-interest. Ct ! Certificates:
St Stamped. Dealt in fiat. K Matured
bonds, negotiability impaired by maturity
nd Next day delivery. cid Called. XIV
Ex warrants. WV With warrants.
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MIscELLANEoUs FoR sALEIMIscELLAEEuus FuR sALEI


PIANO. black upright. tuned. nice.
good condition. S125. RE. 6-5392.
PIANOS FOR RENT from So per
month. Monies credited II you
purchase later. KITS (3 con-
venient loeationsl. Dntn., 1880 @
ST. NV, RE. T-6212, Alex, 1921
Mt. Vernon ave, XII. S-S666.
Notwithstanding area, Con-
gressional Plaza Shopping Ctr.
Rockville Pike. HA. G-7420. Sub
urban stores open evenings.
PIANO, Upright, nah. very GOOD
condition, recently tuned $3.50.
52e-Ss90.
PIANO, upright. good eond-. good
tone. 500. IA. S-S436. 9 an. to
8 pm.
PIANO, Knabe grand. ebony, q
beauty, incompatible ct S1.19b.
Call JE. 4-4245.
PIANOS. discount prices and only
S25 down with low monthly pay-
ments at the PIANO MART, 1O1b
9TH st. NV. over 100 Gpinets, con-
soies, uprights and grands 70
choose from in q wide variety Of
finishes and styles. PIANO MART,
1015 Nh ST. NV. ST. 3-o30o.
PIANOS
Sale rebuilt upright pianos, fine
for beginers. sos 70 5000.
LIEXlNORIA PIANO SERVICE
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HELP DOMESTIC
tcoNTiNUtD

E.HW., COOK, live in. 3 adults
Own air-coneitioned room with TV.
call WO. R-Q3l3
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PIANO, Upright. nah. very good
condition. recently tuned. $50.
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PIANO. upright, good eond.. good
tone. si0O. IA. s-s4s6. Q am. to
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DRAWING BOARD. 37x64 in,
brand neE; never used. $50. Call
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FURNITURE FOR RENT

ABsoLUTRLY beeutiful furniture
Si fe rsssh sGSr rsn,ensslsy sps slnyWhssel hI:n ,ol
away beds, cribs, By wk. or mo.
CALL MARS LEASING CORR.
90 Canal 81. s,W. Ii. 3-006p
ALL NEW-we furnish any NUM-
ALL-srktTTSRH tTRHi, Li,EAshfSo tso.onrsis CO. isis
Kalorama rd., AD. 2-4114. aE
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DRUMS, W. ?. I. red Sparkle, fun
JOHN. FE. s-lesb' Best SOVdi oiief. SH
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BICYCLE, Enslish boys. 26". g.
speed gear. Less than year old.
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TIRES, truck. used, from ss-eB.
Specialists on foreign and com
pacts. CITY TIRE Co. DE. 2-2137.
TIRES, used. s3.45. any size pas
senger- Also. truck tires. BEN
MING TIRE SHOP. 36th and Benz
ming I'd. ne. 399-970s.
II. 2l-in. RcA, IKE new, SOS. Also
Emerson TV, $40. new set. Guar
antee on both. Ii. 0-I627.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
EASEMENTS

ALL WE DO Is painting. An you DO
ean US. GEORGETOWN HOME
SERVICES, 4S3-4316.
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FuRNfTuRE AHs21TRE boN92T soNo9T

EN-. 2-6677
BEDROOM. dining rm.. contents Of
home. Cash. We do moving, stor-
age. reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937
FURN., Nv, REFGRS. and wrinseI
washers. Good condition. Tor
prices. Ii. 4-1033.
FURNITURE wanted today: good
furniture, any amount: also want
refrigerators, gas stove and pianos.
Call Mr.. GRADY. Ma. s-2679.
HIGHEST cash prices paid for dia.
monds, old gold, iewelry, type
writers, radios. portable TV, tape
recorders, portable record players,
books OF trading stamps, silver
MAsr1S' S1Ts; s.psTs'is NE. is.stSis. sssi Can Mr.
LADY WOULD LIKE complete fur
nishings contents Of home inelud-
ing brie-a-bras, cut glass, silver
etc. OIL. 2-s236.
OLD music boxes, phonographs
hurdy-gurdys. and piano rolls
1645 Wis. ave. 4s3-45S3.
OLD FASHIONED picture frames
clocks, furn.. china. glass, guns
ANTIQUES. etc. CASH. OIL. 6-7037
PIANOS WANTED-small sizes pre-.
ferred. Cash paid. o4o-0132 Of
HA. 2-2151.
PIANOS. ALL sTYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES,
Call Day or Night 10. o-3030
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators.
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL. UN. 4-51O0. JU. 5000.
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cRYsTAL RAfT-ans,
Revolving. for dance han.

DIAd0NDs-Lady's 2H ets., peaI
shape. tremendous sparkle and
white dazzling color, set IN lax.
v. 9. mtg. with side baguettes.
CO.. i4as d 81. nv. Ne. s.5ses.
DINErTE SET, mahogany finish,
table and 4 chairs, $50. Wool
rug, 6xg. 81. RA. 6-06b3.
DRAWING BOARD. 37x54 in,
brand new, never used, $50, Cali
DU. 5-51s2. after o pm.
DRUMS, W. p. L. red sparkle, full
set with cases. excel. cond. Gail
JOHN. FE. s-4656. Best offer.
ELECTRIC STOVE. oE, 40sin.
iiEs new. $40 cash. bu s. soOs ewes svss.
EMPIRE SOFA with cover. tele-
vision. lamps, tables, misc. also.
Call after $50, "a. 2-6s6s.
nU0REscENT FIXTURES
8 n. with tubes---- $40 each
920 w ST. NV. HU. 3-7s5s
FOAM RUBBER FRI. SAT. SALE
30x1bx4. .$lb, Cushions, holsters,
padding. fabrics. covers. 615 22nd
s. nv. Parking lot across street.
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PIANOS-TWo uprt9htS. Excellent
condition. S100 each. IA. 7-9032,
PIANOS FOR RENT-spinsts. con-
soles and grands from IS monthly
up with option to buy. Al pop
or slightly used Hauling extra.
JORDAN's. FOUR STORES: Cor
ner 18th and q SITS. NV. CPhone
ST. $4,000: Bailey's Gross Roads
Shopping Center. Va. (Phone ASH
7ls1): 93S2 GeorEia ave- Silver
Spring (Phone JU. 5-l10bl: l04
William st.. Frederieksburg. Va.
(Phone Essex 3-7472l, Pun selee-
tion at all stores. silver Spring
and VirginiA store open evenings.
PIANOS
LARGEST stock Of reeonditioned
pianos in Montgomery County. J.
year guarantee. $3.50 and up.
Silver Spring Piano Co.
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PAINT SALE, summer clearance
Gleem. Felton-Sibley and misc.
lot. reg. 1919 per gal. $2.9S
per gal. Also complete Dutch
standard line on sale. President
Special, complete line, Q Dutch
standard quality product, .S3.9s
Cash and carry' No phone csiIs
DEWEY HARDWARE. 175o Lee
highway. Arl Va
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MOTOR TRAVEI

AUTO DELIVERY SERVICE, NC.
To or From Any City, d. q A.
24-Hours. 7s3-7254, ST. $1,000.
COLLEGE STUDENT desires rider
to Los Angeles. Leaving Sept. 0-ll.
CAL IA. s-20ll after 3 pm.
RIDERS WANTED to Miami. Share
driving and expenses. Leaving
September 8. 5Sl-l2O6.
UTAH STATE STUDENT desires
703-TTTsaeg-
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EMPIRE SOFA with cover. tele-
vision, lamps, tables. misc. also.
Call after $50. IA. 2-6SRQ.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. if
mac. ! 2. 3 Sedrm' ir1SAn5 apts'' 'ni eespti. rSt
fully furnished with brand new
furniture from S1q5, including All
utilities, plus swimming pool. air
conditioning, T o garden. party
room. reception service. Resident
manager. 76s-aS00, SHANNON A..
LUCHS CO., MONT.
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TOOLS

sledges, 80; rakes, 81; hoes. s1.e5;
$3.50; saws, si.45; hammers. SOC:
blocks. falls, ropes, chains. chisels,
planes. motors; bunk beds. sig;
axes. S2.75: hand saws, S1.45;
100-ft. tapes, S3.95: snow shovels,
81; oman saws, 50 so: 6xS tarps,
~. 80; l0xi2 tarps, Sl0.S0;
wedges, SOC: dropliRhts, S1.35:
saw blades, S1.25; used tarps. &c
ft.I steel shelving. cable, air COM
pressor, welders, pumps, picks, 81.
j. H. GICHNER
2513 NJ ST. NV. FE. 3-6345
TRUMPET. like new with case and
music stand. JE. 4-129S.
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range. 4 burners, push-button,
like new. $40 cash. pu 5-s00e ewes
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PIANO, Knabe srand. ebony, .
beauty, Incompatible ct S1.l9b.
Call m. 4-42Ab.
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ROOMS FURHIsHED-H.E.

CAP. HILL-Clean, quiet. EHnpl.
aDs sSsl's sllS k. MR d'isS Ross lsf E E 7a7S: 3 5
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PAINTING EQUIPMENT and l-ton
Chevrolet, 1850, l-ton panel truck.
motor needs repair, paint equip
ment includes ladder. brushes,
rollers, drop cloths. etc. Sacrifice.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

WASHERS. late models. fully auto,
Sss ~ extra 4S eSsTa.s % dilL's IL sfsa7 ias 'n''sn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcONTIRUEDl

BICYCLEs-Boys' and girls, "a"
pain.t.ed;, pI..i:,,,s SO; Ss 5ses 49th .sd ave. W.
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MONTGOMERY WARD
FLOOR SAMPLE
2s" Ty-srEREo. AM-FlG RADIO

%" TV-STEREO. AM-FM RADIO
Fruitwood. 9 Speakers
NR. SLOCUM RE, 6-3005
TVs-Must sell. New I9-in. porta-
ble '63 power transformer UHF-
Guaranteed best deal in town.
Also specials on stereo phone
graphs. refTigerators, used Tvs.
No reasonable offer refused.
MATS TV, 24l6 Wis. ave. nv.
Open Mon. Thurs, Fri. until 2
pm. Sat. til 9 pm. FE. 3-4440.
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Sale rebuilt upright pianos. fine
for beginers. sos % 5000:
Aelxandris; ys- v,,v,,,,,,KIsI KI. s-s2so
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NOW LOCATED AT
719 Sligo Ave. JU. 9-30Se

40 OAA6S NV w. 0te0
PIAN0S-JoRDAN's branch stores
have complete selection Of
pianos and orsans for sale and
rent including some values IN
slightly used instruments. Plenty
OF parking space ct each Of the
stores. 1852 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring: S34 Leeshurg pike Tin
Bailey's Cross RoAds shopping
Center); 104 William st., Fred
ertcksburK. Va. Silver Spring and
Arlington stores open evenings.
PIANO-story and CLARK Pull scale,
Excellent eond. S295. KITS
fWashington's largest music storel
1880 @ St, NV. RE. 7-6212.
PIAN0s-Prs-school sale. substan-
ttal savings on every piano in
stock; Hurry while selection is
oisRiEL PIANO q ORGAN CO.
Exclusive Baldwin Distributer
s4s5 Arl. blvd. on. ? Cor. 532- 5000
IVA. Store Daily TIL 9, sat. Til 81
PRINTING PRESS, JOB c&P. I2xls,
open handled with motor and
box. Ma. S-7295.
RADIO, Hallicrafter. 8 40, for
eiRn, domestic short wave and
stand. broadcast. fused for about
5 hours. sac. at $40. JU. b-1725.
RADIO ham Rear misc. Must sell
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WTD.
APIS. FURNISHED. 0.

AIR CoND., CAPITOL HILL L-i
bedrm., lily. rm. tiled bath. kit;,
2-door refgr. Ss6. Ii. 3-0s46.
ST. NV, I3O3-Comft
nicely furn. bed-liv. rm., pvt. kit.
and bath. Utils. furn. Adults.
1884 Buena Vista ter
race see bedrms., all utils. incl.
-S07b or XII. S-6363,
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RENTAL OFFICES OPEN DAILY
10 AM. TO 8 PM.
500 4th st. s-Ws sNb ST. S-444S
3o1 q st. s.w. Elk. s-4sOO
SHANNON & LucHs CO. MONT.
ASHMEAD PL. N.W.-Luxurious
bedrms., liv. rm.. Steinway piano,
4S3-77s6, Ii. 7-6642.
ATTRAC. ] rm., kitchenette. bath
for i quiet man. Ample parking,
SIS. RA. 6-390S. RA. 3-1S04.
BEACON APIS, 1901 Calvert NV.
Elev., effic. with kit, bath. S65.
ST. 3-7302. RA. 3-SS75.
vIC.-3 lse. rms, redec..
10. 2.22sI. 563-5Sls.
BRAND-NEW FURNITURE in ige,
1-b.r., newly dec. mod. apt, best
Sc. loc. DI. 7-4300. 562-43S1.
CAPITOL HILI-Lge. front rm.,
kit. semiprivate bath, utils.. air
cond. Christian adult. Ii. $4,000.
CAPITOL HILL-Efficiency apart
Si0o. Ii. 4.sSo9 or De. s-osiS,
CAPITOL HILL, 235 C ST. Ne
monthly. Utils. incl. Adults.
CAP. HILL-Beautiful immac. apts.
wIpvt. entr. for adults. Ample st.
parking. No lease REQ. II. 3-3003.
CAPITOL HILL-share apts. Suit.
4 boys or girls, from
$40 PER MO. EACH
The Adak sun., 1962-10-01
AAk SUN
RADIO CITY NEWS

Department for almost complete
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through South America.
When she receives her de-
gree from college Miss Cute
kunst wants to teach handi-
capped children. For relax
alton she plays both the
piano and organ, and, for a
faster pace, swimS or plays
tennis.
Two more beauties who will
join the parade Of Princesses
from the states and terri
tories in the 1862 Cherry
Blossom Festival are Miss
Patricia E. Kelly Of New
Mexico and Miss Jane Val
Cronin of Illinois.
Patricia is the daughter
of Assistant Secretary of
Interior and Mrs. John NJ.
Kelly, formerly of Roswell,
N. M. She is an 18-year-old
student at the Convent of
the Sacred Heart at Menlo
Park, Calf.
Patty has always been an
honor student and is an ex-
pert cheer leader. She has
spent many hours serving at
st. Mary's Hospital as a
volunteer Candy Striper."
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Illinois Cherry Blossom
Princess is the 19-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cronin, jr. of River
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Forest, III. She is a freshman
at Trinity College here.
Jane was chosen at the
Illinois State Society Winter
Ball by the spin of a wheel.
A Wheel Of the States will be
spun at the glittering Cherry
Blossom Festival Ball on Fri
day, when the Festival queen
will be chosen from among
the PrinceSSes.
Jane, a pert brunette, was
graduated from the Oak
Park-RiVer Forest High
School where she was a four
year honor student. She was
active in the schools A Cap
ella Choir and received the
National Merit Scholarship
Certificate of Commentator.
She would like to become
a teacher of deaf children.
She has done social work at
Bethlehem Center in Chicago.
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Four More State Princesses
To Take Part in Festival

From the land of cowboys
comes Miss Kathy Cotter to
represent Wyoming at the
the Cherry Blossom Festival.
She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas K. Cotter,
formerly of Worland and
now residing temporarily in
BuenoS Aires.
Prior to her job in Sen
ator j. j. Hickey's office on
Capitol Hill, Miss Cotter at
tended Casper Junior Col
lege, where she participated
in the schools dramatics &C
Invites. She was a part
time secretary to the psy-
chology and drama inStruc-
tor at college and remained
on the deans honor roll for
two consecutive Semesters.
Dancing and cooking draw
top honors on her list of out
side interests.
+ \ 4 =
Miss Elaine Ursula Cute
kunst, a student at Sheperd
College, SheperdStown, w.
Va, will represent that State
at the Cherry Blossom Festi-
val. She is the daughter of
Mrs. William r. Gutekunst
and the late Mr.. GutekunSt.
An honor graduate from
Martinsburg High School,
she is majoring in health
and physical education. In
1856 Miss Gutekunst Travelled
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for it's Cherry Blossom
Princess, Jean-Marie Rocks,
tomorrow evening at the
Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. Bill SaNonstall, son of
Massachusetts, Senator Sal
tonstall, will crown Miss
Rocks at the event.
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A cocktail reception given
by the North Dakota State
Society will honor that
States Cherry Blossom Prin-
cess, Lane Gunner, from 7::30
to $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
the Marriott Motor Hotels
Sky Room.
Miss Gunner is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin
Thompson. The North Dakota
Congressional delegation is
expected at the party.
+ 50
Names 1852 Cherry Bios
som Princess, Miss Monalee
Smith, will be honored at a
reception from tbs to 8 pm.
tomorrow at the Daughters
Of the American Revolution
National Headquarters.
The reception will be spon-
sored jointly by the Maine
State Society and the OAR,
of which Miss Smith is q
member.
During the reception the
entire building will be open
to the guests so that they
may visit the various State
rooms and the OAR Museum.
Light refreshments will be
served.
4 4 4
The Indiana Society will
hold a reception and dance
honoring its Cherry Blossom
Princess, Miss Bonnie Jane
Barr at 8 pm. tomorrow.
The party will take place
at the Congressional Club
and is to feature a perform
ance by Jan Creighton and
William Wheless, currently
starring in the American
Light Operas production of
kiss Me Kate" The music
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PRESENTING MISS CHINA
John Logan
Is Host

Mr.. John A. Logan, chair
man of the Cherry Blossom
Ball, entertained at a party
yesterday afternoon as a kick
off to the Cherry Blossom
Festival week.
The $50 to 7::30 pm. party
took place at the hosts
Georgetown residence.
Mr.. Logan, who has been
chairman Of the ball since it
was started some years ago.
gives this party annually.
Guests included general
chairmen Of committees Of
the festival as well as civic
and military leaders who con-
tribute to the success of the
annual event.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03

in the play is by Indiana's
Cole Porter.
Miss Barr is the daughter
of former Representative and
Mrs. Joseph Barr.
Il 4
The Wyoming State So
ciety will hold a reception for
Cherry Blossom Princess Miss
Kathryn Cotter at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the Crystal
Lounge of the Sheraton
Carlton Hotel. On the pro-
gram is a film on the his
toric South Pass Country.
All citizens Of Wyoming are
invited to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-03
STATE SOCIETIES
Blossom Princesses
Are Being Honored

The Georgia State Society
will honor Georgia's Cherry
Blossom Princess, Miss Susan
Flynt. at a dinner dance at
7pm. tomorrow at the Boil
ling Air Force Base Officers
Club.
A ceremony following the
dinner will feature the crown
ing Of the princess. daughter
of Representative and Mrs.
John J. Flynt, jr. Senator
Richard B. Russell of Georgia
will crown the princess.
The Michigan State Society
will honor the states 1862
Cherry Blossom Princess, Miss
Gail Maitland. at a reception
set for 7:30 pm. tomorrow
at the old Senate Office Build
ing.
Miss Maitland, a student at
Georgetown Visitation Junior
College, win be accompanied
by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth B. Maitland, and her
two younger sisters, Lynn and
Sally. Their home is in Crosse
Pointe, Mich.
Expected to attend are Mich
igan Senators and Sepresenta-
tives, and the Assistant Secre-
tary of State for African At
fairs and Mrs. G. Mennen
Williams.
Tennessee's Cherry Bios
som Princess Ann Ellington
will be honored at a recep-
ton given by the Tennessee
State Society from $50 to
1880 pm. tomorrow.
The reception. at which
Miss Ellington's parents,
Gov. and Mrs. Buford FL
lington, will be present. is
to take place in the Post
Office and Civil Service
Hearing Room in the Old
House Office building.
The Tennessee Congress
sional delegation is also ex-
pected to attend.
y
The Massachusetts State
Society will hold a reception
The Adak sun., 1962-06-11

of Adak for the Sunny South was GySgt R. R. Sheppard who departed on Reeve A1eutian Airvays last Saturday. Anticipation was writ ten all over Sgt sheppard's face when knowledge of his imminent de- parture was learned. The prime reason, it is believed, is the fact that he has 8 9-month old son back in Beaufort, South Carolina, whom he hasn't seen in person.
 After short leave, Sgt Sheppard will report to Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, for duty wi tn Force Troops.
The Adak sun., 1962-06-11
MARINE BARRACKS CONTRIBUTES .lOO% ON NAVY RELIEF DRIVE
 Narinp Rarrackc iIEi rodI 700G-

Narine Barracks "Fired" 1OO%-- every man d the Barracks contri buted to the Navy Relief Drive. We give ourselves pat m the back for this feat; but then again, why shouldn't t everyone contribu ute--Navy Relief is loo% for Navy and Marine Corps per- som1el! It is our privilege and duty to support Navy Relief.
 MARINE EDITOR Cpl Jerry L. Cook
The Adak sun., 1962-06-11
SHORT-TIMERS

Compl leting their overseas tour of duty on Adak on the 18th of this month are the blowing Marines wi tn new duty stations indicated: lst Marine Division, Camp Pendl ton, California -: LCpl's C. o. Martin, G. L. lcKinney and K. E. Wil1iams; PFC's L. D. Biclel c. Bone, E. Bryant,K. Mop and J."D" Nj tchel1. 2d Marine Division, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina = Lcpl's F. R. And- erson and l.. J. Birnell; PEGS R. P. Carlson,. Q. M. coraett, D. E. Driemeyer, J. L. Fissgus E. J. WaW- iera1a,L. Scott and s. B. Smi tn ;Pvt J. W. Leonard.
The Adak sun., 1962-06-11
CHANGE OF DUTIES

The following changes of duty were effected l June 1862:
 lstLt G. c. Hearn assigned duty as Assistant Guard Officer, Training Officer and Fort Platoon Leader; sSgt FIR. Abramowicz assigned duty as Training NCo I and Headquarters Platoon Sergeant; SSgt ILL. Galley assigned duty as Guard NCO, Brig Warden and Provost Sergeant; Sgt c. D. Mazerolle assigned duty as Guard NCO and Starboard Platoon Sergeant.
The Adak sun., 1962-06-11
NOT AGAINST UCMJ

You can field strip a cigarette by removing the paper and rolling it into minute ball and then throwing the tobacco and paper to the four winds.
The Adak sun., 1962-06-11
WELCOME ABOARD

ssgt; Leonard E.caede joined Mar : inc Barracks on June 1862 and will be relieving Gysgt Robert R. Sheppard as Supply Chief.
 Sgt Gaede. is reporting to Adak from 29 Palms, located in the sou- thern California desert. Married and the father of three children, Sgt Gaede spent leave in Decatur, Illinois, where his family will be residing during his tour of duty Gn1x
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Mottopony Adds Section

Ground has been broken
for construction of a l54-unit
third section of the Malta
pony Manor Apartments at
Emerson street and Fifty
eighth avenue, Bladensburg,
Md.
Bladen Investors, headed
by w. Evans Buchanan, is
owner of the project for which
a S1,452, 800 construction loan
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BY BETTY PEPIs
Contributing Writer

were modified when it was
explained that the scheme
was taken from nature: The
blues of the water and sky,
the grassy green's of a nearby
golf course, all observable
through the glass wall.
Other equally successful
and equally interesting
schemes can be suggested by
other areas of nature. Think
of the variation in color in
your favorite flower, the dec
orator suggests, and use this
as a guide in decorating.
Accessories of colored glass
and bright ceramics (for
lamps and boxes and the like
can carry the scheme fur
.ther, but always remember
that white is a saving grace
and modifieS brilliance that
might become tiresome.
Two other tips from Mr..
Weidman for amateur dec
orators working in limited
space: Rely on area rugs to
break up space he partic-
ularly likes round ones. Paint
all woodwork the same color,
as the way to avoid a clut-
tered, crowded look.
Question: I have a black
and-white tweed rug in my
den. I wonder if you would
help me plan a new color
scheme around it. Please sug-
gest what color to paint the
walls and what color for
draperies, slip covers for sofa
and two chairs?
Answer: A muted yellow for
the walls would be one sug-
gestion. With this, a plaid in
shades of yellow, white and
some pale orange for the
draperies and also to slip
cover the sofa. Have the
chairs in a solid yellow or
pale orange. Select black and
white accessories.
Question: I will have new
slip covers made for my liv-
ing room chairs, the sofa will
be in gray with pink, white,
green and black. The ladies
chair will be pink; what
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has been placed by the Ber-
ems Companies. w. Evans Bu-
chanan Co. is the builder.
Robert Calhoun Smith is
architect of the third section
which is to include "a one
bedroom units. 81 two-bed-
DOM units and % three bed
room apartments. Completion
is planned for early 1868.
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color welting should this
have? Now my big problem
is the color for the mans
chair and the draperies. 1
have a dark green wall-to-
wall tweed rug and the walls
are crystal pink.
Answer: The Welting should
almost always be in the same
color and fabric as the slip
cover itself. The mans chair
could be in a soft, medium
green and the draperies in
either the print or in a pale
pink or white.
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