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Evening star., 1962-03-18

Hish school; Eleanor N. Dart, Alice
Vaughn: Yorktown High School
Certificates of Merit - Claudia s.
Robin b Ladd, Waller JOHNSON Senior
High School; Ellen M. spathelf, Calvin
Coolidge High School Patricia A.
sandra l., Gerwin, Walter Johnson
Walter Johnson Senior High schooI:
Hish School: judi E. Namis, Washing
ton-Lee High SCHOOL, Herbert F. Har-
back, St. Johns College High School;
High school Mary M. stedman, wash
inston-Lee High School; Robert NJ, Nc
llVaine, Northwood Senior High Schools;
Jeanne E Quigley, Bishop Denis j.
0,Connell High School; Judith A Hall.
Kit M Murnhy, yorktown High School;
Marlene r. Wecker. Northwood Senior
High School; Julian Karpoff, Walter
Johnson Senior High School; Diane NJ.
Wolfe. Calvin Coolidge High school;
oConnell High School Nadine G.
Dallmann, Bishop Denis ]. O'Connell
Hioh School: RiSa L. Berman. Woodrow
Wilson High School.
FOhMAb ESSA1
Gold Keys-Joel N Shapiro, Walter
johnson Senior High School; Veronica
NJ. White. Bishop Denis J. O'Connell
High school; Jennifer Leaning. Be;
s. Etheredge. Walter Johnson Senior
High School; Jeffrey A. Burt, Mont
gomerv Blair High School.
Certificates of Notwithstanding NJ
Sheaffer, Bishop Denis j. O'Connell
High School. Gretchen E. Schwarting.
Western High School; David P Fred
rickson, st. Johns College High SCHOOL,
Judith A. Jones, Washington-Lee High
School: Barry N. Walker, Montgomery
Blair High School.
SENIOR DIVISION DRAMATIC SCRIPT
Gold Keys-L. Kenneth Swiger, jr.,
George Mason Jpnior-senior High
School; David Wade Smith, Western
High SCHOOL,; Beth Ann Pierce. George
Mason Junior-Senior High School,
Stephen E Kaplan, Calvin Coolidge
High, school; Katherine Garnet,
Woodrow High School.
Certificates of Merit-Robert E.
Rhodes, George Mason Junior Senior
High school; Loretta K Fowler, Wash
ington-Lee High School; Dixie X
Glenn, Central Senior High School
JUNIOR DIVISION POETRY
Gold Keys-suzanne Lee Hester,
Evening star., 1962-03-18
SENIOR DIVISION INFORMAL ESSAY

Gold Keys Deborah A. johnson.
| Washington-Lee High School, Sherry
Bauman, Woodrow Wilson High School;
Evening star., 1962-03-18
Student Poet, Story Writer
Win Star Contest Awards

A young poet indifferent to
fame and a short story writer
who doesn't plan to make a
living at it are the top win
nerS in The Evening STAR
Scholastic Writing Awards
Contest.
John w. Money, 18, a senior
at WaShington-Lee Hig h
School in Arlington, won first
prize, a portable typewriter, in
the annual writing contest. He
is the third Westinghouse
student to capture top honors
in as many years.
Kathleen C. Kilgore, Is, a
sophomore at the National Ca
thedral School for Girls, was
the second-place winner for
her short story, "Charite." She
will receive a transiStor radio.
John explained his indiffer-
ence to frequent publication
and public acclaim by saying,
cts kind of vague, but there's
a symbolic value to being a
poet. My chief ideal is not
to have my work published. but
to hope somebody can read it,
enjoy it and understand what
I mean"
Evening star., 1962-03-18
JUNIOR DIVISION ESSAY

Gold KeyS--Susan R. Weiss, vii.
liamsburg Junior High School. Liz r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
How To Use Water To
:. END YOUR
CONSTIPATION WORRIES

digestive tract where it isneeded to
promote more normal regularity.
SERUTAN provides the proper
moisture, bulk and peristaltic &C
ton to help keep you regular.
This is utterly different from fore
ing your system with chemical
laxatives which cause diarrhea
and may dry you out.
Get SERUTAN at your drugstore
today. Use it faithfully as directed
for at least one week. You must
enjoy daily regularity or your
money back from the maker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
8 49, PUNCHBOWL
HOW'S Your
Auto Memory?

notion do double duty for another difficult
automobile account:
Daisy, Daisy, don't yOu sOOrry you'd
look s,Ueet in Kerosene Motor Surrey!
Some rather nice names come up in the
list Of 1900 and feel sorry that they are no
longer with US.
For instance, the BEN HUR, the DIXIE
FLYER, the HENRIETTA STEAMER, JACKS
RUNABOUT, LITTLE MAC and PETER PAN.
But l think my favorite of all is car called
THE SEVEN LITTLE BUFFALOEs. Gee, l
wish had one!
did some research and finally got hold
Of Austin Clark, who is curator of the Long
Island Automotive Museum in Southamp-
ton, N. Y.
cit was very small cal" said Mr.. Clark.
mot much is known about it. Do you
suppose the name could have meant seven
buffalo-power?"
Now for the puzzles How well do you
know the cars of yesteyear? Take crack
at the paragraph ON the next page - it is III
words long and though it is not the most
lucid paragraph, it does include the names Of
80 early automobiles. That is to say, exactly
one word out of every three is the name Of
one of those things that couldn't replace the
horse. Take a pencil and underline each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

Here's how to get to the basic
root of your constipation prob
lem. Bring enough moisture to
your lower colon every day. AS
soon as food wastes are normally
moistened, they will move" as
they should and you will enjoy
daily elimination.
So do this to end your consti-
patton worries. Take SERUTAN
every day with plenty of water.
SERUTAN is a pure vegetable gel
which carries twenty times its
weight in water to your lower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

The Ben Hu: Great - but Il didn't last
list included more than tsOesty -sssO hundred
different names! And remember, don't
mean various model names i mean two
thousand, two hundred different makes.
Of course, they were not all successful.
And can guess why lot Of them Topped
because Of the very names themselves. For
example, how would you like to own cute
little runabout named BLOODP Or o smart
convertible named TwOMBLEYg
Can you imagine what CONSERVATION
would prevail in Madison Avenue adver-
Using Office if client wanted to push new
car named KLINK? The best a poor copy
writer could do would be:
Spend your neat vacation in he KLINK,
Who could brag about owning an APPLE,
or POPPY-CAR, or FwICK, or a TIFFINr
And imagine the poor copy writer again,
confronted with tongue-twister like the
INTERNATIONAL GASOLINE CARRIAGE. OF
course, he might try to work it into singing
commercial to the tune Of Daisy, Daisy:
1t WILL be stylish marriage can
afford an International Gasoline Carriage.
And the copy writer might also make the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

As Automobile Editor Ralph Stein points
out on Page 7, you can pick your 1868 car
from over 300 different basic models. But
how many Of you remember when there
were that many different makes running
around loose? Some Of them were so loose
that they hardly ran at all.)
I recently came by list Of all the
American motor cars that had been manu-
featured since the start Of the industry. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
HO'U could il ever replace the hOrse9

word that you remember as the name Of
car. Then check with the answers below.
Hyou are an automobile enthusiast, you
should score at least 80 correct answers.
If you are only normally interested in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

Answers quz paragraph ." opposite nsS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21

THIS WEEK Maso.Ia. ! October n. 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27
Bow Run Over at Curb
Dies After Three Weeks

Wayne Minnick, IS, one Of
two brothers badly injured
when a car jumped a curb in
Alexandra over three weeks
ago, died today in Georgetown
University Hospital.
Wayne, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Minnick Of 206 East
Groveton avenue, Alexandra,
had been a patient at the
Georgetown Hospital since
Thursday, when he was trans
ferred from Alexandria HoSpi-
tai.
His brother, Ray Minnick, jr.,
II. was discharged from Alex
andria Hospital that day.
Both boys we're struck by a
ear which jumped a curb at
King and Washington streets
in Alexandria on November 8.
Ray was hurled into a plate
glass window and Wayne was
pinned meath the car and
severely cut by glass.
Wayne's right arm was am
putated at Alexandria Hospital
just before his transfer to
Georgetown.
The car which struck the two
boys was driven by William
Howard Kramer, 81, Of Falls
Church, according to Alex
andria police.
He was charged initially with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27
FOR FITNESS
Guurdsmen
Face Life
Of Push Ups

Thousands Of National
Guardsmen who attend train
ing drills at hometown armo-
ries and airfields across the
Nation have an added flip In
store for them-exercise!
Exercise at the drills, and
exercise in the home.
In response to President
Kennedy's emphasis On ply
sicalfitness, the National Guard
Bureau in the Pentagon is
strongly recommending q
new exercise program to State
adjutant. generals for their
troops.
A bureau spokesman today
said the exercise plan was
formulated and tested during
the summer by the North Caro-
lima National Guard.
The Carolina Plan" the
bureau spokesman said, con-
sists Of six basic exercises,
among them the familiar sit
ups and push-ups. 1t is based
on two principles, he added.
Continuing improvement and
individual competition"
How does it 60 over with the
troops?
WELL" related the bureau
spokesman, "at first Tin North
Carolina) there was q certain
amount Of gripping. Then the
program got underway and at
the end of the summer they
felt better. These guys started
to feel proud of themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27
JoiIbreoker Gets Year,
Wife!s TipC ousedArrest

John C. Jernigan was sen.
fenced today to a year in jai
for escaping, along with foul
other prisoners. from the Alex
andria Jail Friday night.
Detective Archie Hall testi-
fled that the fugitive was cap
tured after police received a tip
from Jernigan's wife, Marie,
who said she pleaded with her
husband: "It's no use running"
Mrs. Jernigan testified in the
Municipal Court hearing before
Judge James N. ColaSanto. She
said she drove to a prearranged
meeting place in a parking lot
in the TOO block Of North Pitt
street and that her husband
jumped into the drivers seat
and sped off, despite police
attempts to stop him.
Mrs. Jernigan said she then
grabbed the ignition key and
turned off the engine. AS the
car stopped. two detectives in
a police cruiser moved in and
captured Jernigan.
s.. Bumped With Car
Pvt. Cecil Hensley told the
court that Jernigan bumped
him with the car as he drove
off. The policeman said he was
treated for q bruised knee at
the Alexandria Hospital.
Judge Colasanto held Jerni-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27
Youth Hit by Car
Dies in Fuirfux

Tommy Edward Mercer, 10
of Route 3, Vienna. Va, dice
today from injuries he received
when struck by a car Sunday
in Fairfax.
He died at 2:45 am. in Fair.
fax Hospital, where he was be.
ing treated for a broken left
leg, head cuts and internal in.
juries.
The Mercer youth was hi
while walking the eastbounc
lane Of Route 1921 west Of
Fairfax City at 1915 am. Sun
day.
Police said the driver. Louis
William Captain, 10. Of the 5000
block of Enterprise avenue
Mclean, told them he did moi
see the pedestrian until the
car was within 20 feet of him
The driver was not charged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27

gan for the grand jury on
charge Of felonious assault with
an automobile against Pvt.
HenSley. A hit and run charge
against the prisoner was dis
missed.
Only one Of the five escapes,
Paul Lamb. 20, of Washington
remains at large. The other
three were picked up Sunday
in Middletown Township, Pa.
The escape was described to
the court by Jailer Theodore E.
Wood, who said Prisoners VIII
liam Sholes, %, and Lamb, 81,
threatened in the cell block to
kill Jernigan unless he was
moved elsewhere.
Opens Cell Block Door
After the usual security pre-
cautions were taken in getting
Jernigan out Of the cell, Mr..
Wood testified, Jernigan
bumped him aside and quickly
pulled q lever opening the cell
block door.
Lamb and Sholes came out
like IONS" the jailer said.
The prisoners overpowered
him and another guard. T. D.
Hewitt. and tied and gagged
them in the cells. Mr.. Wood
testified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27
Lottery Charged
To z at Tavern

The owner and a bartender
of the Brass Lamp Inn, in the
400 block Of x street NV, were
arrested yesterday and charged
with five counts each Of OPP
Grating a lottery, according to
police.
They are Harry j. FARMLAND,
30. of the 100 block Of Savan-
nah street Sc. the owner, and
James F. Courtney, Al. of the
400 block of K street NV.
Police said they recovered
$40 in cash in q bag full of
numbers slips. .-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27
Open House Slated
By Adult Closes

Adult education classes Of
the Arlington County Depart
ment Of Recreation and Parks
will hold an open house at the
Arlington Recreation Centers
Sunday.
Exhibits and demonstrations
Of arts and crafts created by
students win be featured at
the 1850 pm. event. The
center Is at 800 North Park
drive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27
Civic Council
Against Freer
Liquor Laws

Members Of the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Civic Council last
night defeated a recommended
ton of the groups executive
committee to urge liberaliza-
ton of Montgomery County
liquor laws.
BY a margin Of almost 2-to-l,
the group refused to support
the resolution calling for re-
peal of the county's dry" laws
and providing liquor-by-the-
drink sales in restaurants. Only
three county restaurants can
now serve liquor.
DR.. Allen S. O'Neil, of 1901
Old Georgetown road, said such
sales in Montgomery would re-
suit "in the uncivilized social
habit of drinking and driving.
I'm not trying to return to the
days of the 18th (prohibition)
Amendment, but we have a
safe county now and it should
be kept that way"
The councils immediate past
president. however, Milton M.
Burke, 8607 Jones Mill road.
argued that existing liquor laws
ARE silly and outmoded." He
told the group that people
should be able to eat and drink
as they do in other cosmopol-
itan areas"
In other action, the organ
ization decided to oppose any
type of motor vehicle inspection
plan for Maryland. The group
said that neither inspection by
private garages licensed by the
State nor public inspection sta
tons would serve any good
purpose. Members contended
that Maryland's highway acct
dent toll compares favorably
with States which require mo-
tor vehicle inspection.
Last nights meeting was at
the Battery Park Community
Center on Glenbrook road.
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reckless driving and driving un-
der the influence of intoxicants
or drugs, but was acquitted on
the latter charge in Alexandria
Municipal Court. He was found
guilty, however, on the reckless
driving count. Before appealing
the verdict. he told the court
that he blacked out at the time
Of the accident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-27

High quality doesn't have to carry high price
tag. Not at Chas. Schwartz & Son. We've been doing
big things with modest Christmas budgets since 1883.
Taste and little thought in choosing gift say more
for the giver than price. To prove our point may we
suggest: .-+
(a) imported lSK gold leaf brooch, S2475 --
ID. Tiffany sterling silver key ring 81
(c) mans 17-jewel Chas Schwartz Son sport
watch, S21.95 ~
(D lax gold tie tack with cultured pearl, S49s
(e) AK gold holly Christmas charm, $3.50 49,,
% Christian Dior earrings, $3.50 :'s:.
(g) Wedgwood ashtray, $3.50
(h) Pewter beer mug, 1896
If these humble price tags surprise you, you'llbe
Evening star., 1962-09-08

Center three miles to Muir
ray Hill on left. From
Virginia: Gross Woodrow
wilson Memorial Bridge
right on Indian Head high
way 2 miles to Murray Hill on
left. Builder: /. G. Murray.
9E FOREST KNOLLS,,
-. Prince Georges Coun-
ty. Md. Forecast Home"
Minimum price, $1,000.
From Washington across
South Capitol Street Bridge
and continue south ~ miles
past the District line on In
dian Head highway, turn left
on Old Fort road (Old Fort
road crosses Indian Head
highway twice; turn left at
second intersection) to Liv-
ingston road, right about one
block to community entrance.
From Virginia: Across Wood
row Wilson Bridge in Alex
andria, continue east to In
dian Head highway exit. turn
south and follow above direc-
tions. Builder: Sampson
Brothers.
oE BROOKWOOD, Clin-
~. ton, Md. Minimum
price. $4,000. Branch avenue
or Suitland parkway to Route
5. Continue on Route 5 and
turn left at Old Alexander
Ferry road, left on woodward
road, right on Rosaryville
road to Brookwood follow
Signs).' Builder: Richard ii.
Wieland. Inc.
27 EASTGATE, Fairfax
u. County, Va. Minimum
price, S24,245. From Memo
rial Bridge or Fourteenth
street Bridge: Take George
Washington Memorial park
way through Alexandria to
Mount Vernon Memorial
highway. drive along the Po-
tomac River to George WASH
ington's home at Mount Ver-
non Circle, bear right at
Route 235 toward Woodlawn
one mile and turn right at
Route 624 to Eastgate. Build
er: DISC, Inc.
80 MOUNT VERNON
%. FOREST, Fairfax x
County, Va. Minimum price,
$30,250. From Fourteenth
Street Bridge or Memorial
Bridge through Alexandria on
the Mount Vernon Memorial
parkway; just past Mount
Vernon entrance go straight
on Route 235 about one mile
to Mount Vernon Forest on
the left. Builder: Town G.
Country Developers.
80 MARUMSCO WOODS
~. Woodbridge, Va. Min.
imum price, $13.425. South
on Shirley highway CRoutt
$500 TO- Woodbridge, Va
Continue one mile beyond
Marumsco Plaza Shopping
Center. One block beyond
Howard Johnson Restaurant
turn left on Featherstont
road, continue two blocks t.
model homes on right. HyltOI
Building Corp.
An NORTH INDIAN
~. HEAD ESTATE S
Bryans Road, Md. Minimum
price, SIS, 400. Drive ou
South Capitol street and con-
tinue on Indian Head high
way tRoute 210) to Route
227 Marshall Hall road
turn right for 100 yards II
entrance. From Virginia
Across Woodrow Wilson
Bridge and turn right OF
Route 210. Proceed as above
Builder: North Indian Heal
Estates, Inc.
Evening star., 1962-09-08

tinue to Braddock road. Left
on Braddock, 2 blocks, to
Heming avenue. Right on
Heming avenue 10 blocks to
Queensbury avenue, right to
Viceroy court and sales office.
Builder: Edward r. Carr, Inc.
IT wINSLOW WOODS,
Il. Fairfax County. Va.
Minimum price. $l6,990.
Drive out Shirley highway to
Springfield -Franconia exit,
left on Franconia road about
3 miles to Winslow Woods on
left and follow signs to
model homes. Or, from Al
exandria. out Telegraph road
to Franconia road, right on
Franconia road to Winslow
Woods sign, turn right to
model homes. Builder: Wills
and Van Metre.
% VILLAMAY, Fairfax
20. County, Va. Mini
mum price, $34,600. Two
miles south Of Alexandria on
Mount Vernon boulevard,
right at Westgrove boulevard
sign, left on Park Terrace
drive to Villamay boulevard,
right to 600 Villamay boule-
ward. Builder: May Proper
ties, Inc.
% COLEBROOKE TER
Ii. RACE, HillcreSt
Heights, Md. Forecast
Home" Minimum price,
S24.750. Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. or Suitland parkway to
Branch avenue. right on
Branch avenue to Colebrook
drive. right to Twenty
fourth, left y block to Iver-
son, right to Nineteenth and
model home. Builder: Nor
beth Homes, Inc.
9n WALTER HEIGHTS,
~. Camp Springs, Md.
Minimum price, $22,500. Out
Route 5 to Allentown road,
right to Brinkley road, right
to George Washington drive,
right to Walter Heights.
Builder: Wilkinson COnstruc-
tiOn Inc.
81 SEDALE ES-
d. TATES, C a m p
Springs, Md. Minimum price,
$15,950. Out Branch ave.
Sc. to Allentown road, right
3 miles to Lunar drive cat
Sola's Barber Shop, right "a
mile to Rosedale Estate en-
trance. John ]. Schwager's
Construction Co., Inc.
- WESTCHESTER ES-
u. TATES, C a m 2
Springs, Md. Minimum price
S27.500. Out Route 5 (Branct
avenue), right on Allentown
road. left at sign. Or. across
Woodrow Wilson Bridge, OK,
on Hill road toward rose,
croft, right on Brinkley road
right on Allentown road II
sign Builder: Hennemie
Construction Co., Inc.
- RIVER BEND, Oxol
%. Hill, Md. Minimum
price. $28,50O. Out Indiai
Head highway past Eastove
and continue to Oxon Hill
road traffic light. turn righ
to Fort Foote road and righ
to River Bend. From Virgins
Cross Woodrow Wilson
Memorial Bridge, right ol
OXon Hill road to Fort Foot
road. right to River Benc
Builder: ]. C. Murray.
81 MURRAY HILL, OK
IT. on Hill, Md. Minimum
price, s22,500. Over Soutl
Capitol Street Bridge, con
tinue on Indian Head high
way past Eastover Shoppin
Evening star., 1962-09-08
Fall Festival
Of 81 Homes

The Stars 1862 Fall Festival Of Homes includes 40 diff
frent communities of homes in all parts Of the WASH
ton Metropolitan Area Exhibits listed below, including
be name of the development its location minimum price
of the homes directions to reach the exhibit and the name
te builder Numbers on the list keyed to those on
e man at right that readers who wish to make per-
sonoI inspecton may find the homes more easily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08
a SchooIs Agree
To Elimination of
Grid Red-Shirtinq

PITTSBURGH, Mar. 8 (AP)
The University of Pittsburgh
and three other universities
Penn State, Syracuse and West
Virginia-have agreed to elm
mate red-shirting in football.
There has been an agree
ment by all parties mentioned,
but the final draft has not been
completed" Athletic Director
Frank Carver of Pitt said yes
terday. 1--WE hope to have it
ready in the near future-poS-
sibly in the next week or So"
Red-shirting is the practice
of withholding an athlete from
competition for one year, usu-
ally his sophomore year, there
by extending his varsity eligi-
bility.
Carver said the schools plan
to put the ban into effect start
ing with next years sophomore
class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-08

arship program has one effect
that is downright startling, &C.
cording to Frank Parsons, who
serves at W&L as sports pub
licity director, school publicity
director and assistant to the
president. 1t makes the sports
publicity man bluntly honest
Here is what Parsons had tt
write under Additional Infor.
nation" in last years bro
chure:
Because of budgetary limi-
tations and for the simple rea-
son that under WILLS system
of football, the sports publicity
director can't know what he's
talking about until after fall
practice starts, this press boob
is not the all-knowing, all-tell-
ing prospectus that most pre-
season brochures profess to be-
The truth about those pre-.
season, sure-fire All-American.
is out!