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DIVERS
Continued From Page Al

OUutAuuCu rEO1H age al
replacement for another Lon
don newsman, John Light. :.
Mr.. Keller's mixture of gases
was designed to prevent the
bends, the bane Of divers. The
bends are caused when nitrogen
from the air is dissolved in
the blood under pressure, then
forms bubbles as the diver
ascends.
, Mr.. Keller and Mr.. Small,
inside the 41a-by-7 foot yellow
diving bell, the Atlantis, were
lowered over the side of an oil
drilling boat off Santa Catalina
Island, 20 miles west of Long
Beach.
Their diving plan called for
a descent to 500 feet where the
bell would be partially filled
with seawater to equalize pres
sure inside and out.
E At 1000 feet, just above the
ocean foor, they were to swim
through an escape hatch on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04

and a few in 1854" Mr.. Nehrl
said.
The Prime Minister described
the planes as samples" of tn,
production from the MIG fac,
tory the Soviet Union hai
promised to build in India.
Defense Minister Y. B. Cha
van told Parliament Russi,
had given assurances to the In,
dian Ambassador in Moscow
that the MICS would BE deliv,
cred "in December or a littl,
later" He did not say how
many.
Six MICS originally wert
scheduled for delivery in De,
cember and another six IL
January. The factory is SEIZED.
uled for completion in tive
to four years.
POstpOnement Reported
Soon after midas undeclared
war with Red China broke out
in the Himalayas reports cir
culated that the Soviet Union
was reconsidering the deal, APP
parently for fear Of upsettinp
her already unpleasant rela-
tons with Red China.
Last Friday reliable sources
here said the Soviet Union had
postponed delivery of the MIG
until the factory is near com,
pleticn. The report was de-
MED by authorized sources in
Moscow.
There was no question al
any time Of the Soviet Union
backing out Of the commit
ment they have" Mr.. Nehru
declared.
He said, however, there had
been some uncertainty over the
timing Of delivery mot because
Of China" alone, but partly be-
cause Of the Cuban crisis.
"The main thing was es-
Enlistment Of a factory in
India to build MICS" he said
and the Russians have agreed
to abide by their commitment
to build it.
More Backbiting Seen
Mr.. Nehru's statement, how
ever, seemed likely to heighten
the backbiting going on be-
tween Moscow and Peking, es-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04
Nehru Reports Russia
Will Keep MIG Promise

NEW DELHI, Dec. CAP. Prime Minister Nehru an
nounced to Parliament today that Soviet Russia promised
she will not renege her promise to deliver few NIGH Jet
fighters to India for training purposes.
"A few will come December of this year. few in 1868
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-04
FOUND

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Ext. aaSSStS' owner eau S0o-o'SO'
CRUTCHEs, pair. Mon. Afternoon, sil.
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DOG, reddish brown, mixed breed. Poss.
park hound or beagle, med size, Vic
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WATCH, lady's, Gu. Oh. Shopping Cen
ter, December 1. OIL. 4-04J1 ewes.
Published Daily ana sunday
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LOST

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BOXER, crossed Great Dane. Light
brown, white chest. "Caeser." Tag No.
2le09. Rsya1Trda;o Call anytime after
CAP Plate AND CAP No. 1880.
CAT, female, mos. old; brown and
gray tiger, no front claws. vic. Ellicott
and 44th ST. NV. WO. 6-661l.
DOG, beagle, brown, black and white
spotted. Answers. TO Jeff" Lost In
sIb2. Mr.. or Mrs. Clark.
DOG, Chihuahua, Mexican, male, light
brown and white, ans. TO Danny,
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DOG, beagle, male. tri-color, mostly
black, with white spot on back near
tall named Doc; heavily built; Nov.
Gus beware rswsaa oG SSso enc Gs%ss
DOG, Boston terrier pup. brlndls and
white, wearing collar and rabies tag,
vic. Walter Reed. owner. Father
Thomas, 1919 Manchester Ia, NV,
Reward, ia. g-s0ss or HE. g-2sib.
DOG, English cocker, Blk. white, older
dog, male, no collar, vic Persimmon
Tree I'd, Bethesda. Reward, 38b-3J7B.
1880 am, after h pm.
DOG, pointer. 2 yrs. old, unframed.
VIC, Springfield, VA reward offered,
4bl -bbb4,
FRENCH GRAMMAR and notebook
Lost. from car on 10th II. near Walter
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RUG-oriental 7xi2. Vic. OF Wiscon-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

ing Washington teen-agers
an idea Of how our top ten
compare with other cities.
One Of the most popular
stations with teens in Wash
ington is WCAO 600 Balti-
more. which operates "a
hours and can be received
easily in the Washington
area.
Other out-of-town stations
popular in Washington in
clude WABC (770, in New
York City, WBz Boston,
1000, WOWO Fort Wayne,
1920, WSAI Cincinnati,
1860, and WIS $3.50, Chi
cago). Any of these can be
picked up on a transistor
radio after shutdown, although
WSAI may not be picked up
until late at night on some
radios.
believe that TEEN would
please many people If it
would publish weekly the top
ten of these stations.
JOE.
Editors Note: TEEN does
Uant to please as many teen-
ayers as 1t possibly can.
Trouble is. Baltimore and
Washington break about eUen
on records, disc jockeys say,
so the station HStings there
Mould be about the same. As
for the rest OF the country,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
Kneesies

wouldn't worry about see
ing too many short va va
skirts in Washington. The
ones I have seen aren't bad
at all. They look pretty de-
cent up to 8 or 4 inches above
the knees, and I haven't seen
too many that high. Any
skirts higher than that make
the girl look plain silly.
Short skirts are not a prob
lem here. I moved from the
Los Angeles-Long Beach area
in California about five
months ago, and the short
skirts there got simply awful.
About one out of three or
four girls on the street or
even In school had on a short
skirt, and a good number
were higher than 4 inches
above the knee.
Some girls looked like they
were wearing the skirts and
dresses they wore in elemen-
taiy school. 1t Is nice to see
a short skirt once in a while,
but there aren't too many
around Washington to worry
about.
GARRY KNIGHT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
The Madison and Twist
Really Big in Europe

Myrd MacPherSon Star reporter Just returned
from vacattoning In Europe reports:
If you want to get with the past, the place to go is
Europe. There you really see and hear that ancient
thing, the Twist.
1t may be dying out in the United States, but in
every Paris bstro in every cellar night club in Italy
in every London social club the Tweest played and
danced with great regularity.
And one has only to hear an italian singing Lets
Tweest Again Like Deed Lost Summair" to realize
that our cultural exchange isn't all that cultural It's
lot more.
In Paris the Twist is half-tmed, no-feet-movng
hip swinging trance The staid Britons seem to give it
their ALL kicking feet up at odd moments And not al
ways on beat The Italians do 1t in flash In several
night spots people spotting you as an American come
up and say do you do the Modeeson?" If you say the
Madison is not in your repertoire, you're labeled as
mddle-aged square AS you know the Madison in the
United States is couple of years DID, via Baltimore
disc jockey.
And when it isn't Twist music, there jazz-for the
most part rather unrecognizable such. The drum is
loud the beat uncertain And while 1t Is apparent tnat
Dave Brubeck and Miles pronounced Meel-is) Davis
have shpped their records the ocean, the imta-
tions sound as if 80 rpm discs have been copied at
As rpms.
1t sad thing to go to Europe and expect typical
italian song like Return to Sorrento operas aria
Even of the string orcheStras in Vences ST. Marcos
Square want to play jazz If you request anytnng eSe
there is often stole rendition for the tourist so tney
can quickly get back to something TYPICAL say ike When
the Saints Go Marching In"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
TOP TUNES
Monster Mash Much More
Than q Graveyard Smash

the group to try acting
again. In the meantime, he
had written Monster Mash"
Paxton has been producing
records for London for the
last two years, in addition to
heading his own booking
agency. His biggest record
before Monster Mash" was
ALLEY Oop."
Lyrics for the album also
were written by Pickett. who
is now on a personal appear
ance tour of the Boston
area. In writing the album,
Pickett was aiming for the
mood set on Monster Mash"
humorous without being
being sick. "monSterous"
without being obnoxious.
Record officials say that the
album has an appeal to fans
of all ages because of its COM
bination of music and humor.
They also say Pickett may
be heard eventually doing a
straight record. But plans for
the immediate future call for
the release of singles from
the album. Pickett. himself,
still holds to his ambition to
be an actor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
Teens to Go "MeIodromotic"
For Five Hours Tomorrow

teen-age boy and girl to
broadcast school news in a
IS minute program. Teen
ayers interested should send
their name, age, q d dress.
school and telephone number
to the station.
Northwestern Highs march,
ing band kept in shape dur
ing the summer. The 80 to
100 students gave seven con-
certs in Magruder Park, I'M
der sponsorship of the Ky-
attSville Recreation Depart
ment. The Pom Pom girls.
the Majorettes and the Flag
Swingers took part in the
programs, too.
4 \
An easy entrance and late
hours are new with Wheaton
Highs library. The school Ii
brary now has an outside en-
trance so that students can
enter directly. The new hours
are from $50 until 9 pm
Monday through Thursday
The school also has audic
visual equipment now with
the library facilities.
y Il y
Yorktown Highs Kappa
Tri Hi Y will hold an open
house at $50 pm. today at
the YMCA, Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
By JAMES LEE
Contributing Writer

Pennsylvania was never
like this.
Who would have thought
that Boris and Dracula
would wind up full-voice at
the top of the nations best
seller charts?
It's enough to make Lon
CLANCY, jr., take singing les
sons.
Boris and Dracula were
pulled out of the foggy, cold
night air and into the re-
cording studio by Bobby
Pickett and the Crypt Kickers
on their disc. Monster
Mash" recorded for the Gar
pax label and distributed by
London Records, Inc.
Now Boris and Dracula have
been Joined by Rabian, the
fiendage idol, and Vampire
on an album entitled, THE
Original Monster Mash" The
record, a monster parody OF
current rock-and-roll hits,
features such numbers as
Dracula singing THE Blood
Bank Blues" with a Ray
Charles-type arrangement.
The musical monsters are
the product of or-singer-
comedian Pickett and indie
pendent record prod ucer
Gary Paxton. The 21-year-old
Bostonian recorded the disc
this summer with Paxton in
Los Angeles.
Pickett began his career as
a comedian in Hollywood.
After a few unsuccessful tries
at his first love. acting. he
joined a vocal group called
the Cordials. In 1861, he left
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

ing hand signals, parking
cars, stopping correctly at
crosswalks and other safe
automobile maneuverings.
A teen-ager whose father
is one of Japan's most IA
nous roketsu artist, has ar
rived in Washington to study
a year at DuVal High School,
Glenn Dale, Md. She is Maxi
ko Minakawa, Is. Her father
is Taizo Minakawa. Roketsu,
for which he is famous, is
the art of painting on fab
RIGS with fabric dyes instead
Of paints.
f. -
Politicians are finding that
1t helps to have teen-agers
on their side.
Maryland Democratic Con-
gressman-at-Large Candidate
Carlton R. Sickles is no ex-
ception.
Teen-age officers Of Stu
dents for Sickles are Ken
Lynch Of Montgomery Junior
College, director; Ann Sho-
walter, Walt Whitman High,
secretary; Bill Field m n,
Wheaton, co-ordinator, and
Ed Cogan, Georgetown Uni
verSity, treasurer.
y + + +
A new radio station,
WING in Gaithersburg (1150
on the diaD is looking for a
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Teen BRIEFS

Fairfax Hospital. Carolyn has
worked about $50 hours as a
volunteer at the hospital.
Members of her court are
Connie Kirk, Annandale High
senior; Diane NiederstraSser,
J. E. b. Stuart senior; Tru-
dy Sellers, Junior at George
Marshall High, and Jennifer
French, senior at James Mad
ison High.
Some TOO high school dele
gates will attend the Mary
land Association of Student
Councils convention at Be-
thesda Chevy Chase Hig h
next Thursday through Sat-
urday.
Elizabeth Seton High will
sponsor a student council
workshop october 81 from l
to 4p.m.
Miss Teen-Age Washing
ton" will be selected tomor-
row. The five finalists are
Caroly Dougherty of North
western; Judy Ann Evans,
AncOstia High; Lorrain
Tarnove, NOrthwOOd Hig h;
Kathey Whyte, BallOu High.
and Kathleen White, James
Madison High. The winner
will represent Washington in
the Miss Teen-age America
Pageant in Dallas starting
October 20.
- 50
st. John the Evangelist
Teen Club of Silver Spring
was the big winner in the
1862 Car Roadeo of the
Catholic Youth Organization
of Washington. The club
won the team trophy and
Thomas, Sloane and Patricia
Taylor won most skillful
driver" awards in their divi-
sionS.
Tom won over Micha Ell
Camardese of st. Demands
Parish Teen Club. Riverdale,
by one point. In second place
in the young women's divi-
sion was another st. Bern
ards teen-ager, Mary 10 Nc
Donald. Louise Peterson and
Patrick Dudley, both OF st.
Thomas More Parish Teen
Club, came in third.
Competition included CIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
Paul Anko Gets Baton Lesson

Lynn Luehbe went to At
lantic City to twist a baton
around her little fingers and
ended up teaching singer Paul
Anka how to twirl.
The 15-year-old has since
become Miss Majorette Of
Virginia and the Virginia
State Champion Twirler chat
makes 1876 trophies in her
Springfield, Va, home) but
her time with Paul Anka adds
up to her biggest moment.
"Paul's real nice. He's as
funny as anything. He acts
crazy" says the Junior at Lee
High School. HE had laryn-
gifts when I met him at Steel
Pier. He couldn't talk, but he
could sing"
Lynn made II appearances
at Steel Pier, one of them
with Paul Anka. Off stage
she showed Paul how to do
the finger twirl with her
baton. HE thought it was
real interesting" Lynn says.
HE didn't have much time to
work on it. He had to go on
stage in 10 minutes"
Later, Paul and Lynn per-
formed at a private party in
Atlantic City.
Lynn was crowned Miss
America" of the Stars Of To-
morrow Show by Tony Grant
at Steel Pier. She also ap-
peared in the All Stars show
there and at that time met
singers Bobby Rydell, Neil
Sedaka and Dick Clark, joey
Dee, Brian Hyland, Dee Dee
Sharp and red-headed Jerry
Lee Lewis.
"Neil's older, and he's diff
ferent," she says. HE was
pleased that I twirl to his
recording Of Little Devil"
He got a kick out of that and
told me 1t was a wise choice.
Bobby Rydell is more serious.
All in all, I liked Paul the
best.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

Teen-agers in the Airing
ton Teen Theater will be all
played out" tomorrow. Seven
of them are putting on a one
act melodrama from II am.
until 4 pm. with only 10
minute breaks between shows.
The play, mot Fit for Man
Nor Beast" will be given
at the Parkington Shopping
Center, Arlington. as part OF
a Gay ZOOS celebration.
Featured are Ray Heron.
Washington-Lee High gradu-
ate, as the villain; Charles
Brewer, a VII junior, as
Handsome Hal the hero, and
Claudia Deverall, a Yorktown
High sophomore, as Little
Nell.
Mclean Highs fifth an
nual HON e coming game
against Annandale at 2 pm.
tomorrow will be highlighted
by floats, a band and crown
ing of a queen.
y 4
Donora Dingman, a 16-
year-old Einstein High junior,
was the youngest exhibitor in
the Creative Crafts Show at
the Smithsonian Institution.
She exhibited a fish mobile OF
brass and glass. Donora sells
her craft work and saves the
money for college. There were
573 exhibits in the show.
Donora has won first prizes
at the Montgomery County,
Maryland State and Takoma
Park Art Association Fairs for
her craft work.
-
Seven singing seniors from
Wheaton High will perform
In Baltimore next Wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday
with the Maryland state
Chorus. They are Donna
Crotts, Sandy Horner, Laurie
Emel, Ronnie Nicodemus, Bob
Martin, Mike johnson and
Bob Weinberg.
4 q
Carolyn Deputy, l7-year-
old James Madison High SEN
ior, will reign as queen to-
morrow at the Pink Lady
Ball at the Marriott, given
by the Fairfax Hospital Aux
iliary for the benefit OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
PLAY B SACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters to the Editor
must carry ,Driters' correct
names, addresses and tele-
phone numbers. Pen
names tDill be used II re-
queSted. All letters are
subject to condensation.
Address letters to TEEN,
The Evening Star, Wash
ington 3, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
Voice From Past

The issue Of song ratings
by various radio stations
has been raised again. In
the past, very little was &C
complished by teen ayers
writing in and asking for
out-of town stations to re-
place some Washington sta
tions.
I believe there's a simple
solution that everyone would
favor. Publish every week a
separate list Of five stations
representing other cities, CIV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

disc jockeys here say Wash
indton is ahead of the rest OF
the United States. Therefore,
you Mould be hearing about
records long after they had
hit here, il ne used out-ot-
to1On stations.
But TEEN has a proposal:
HON. WOULD you like to knoD
1Dhdt American tunes are
breaking big In other parts OF
the World? And if you Dunted
to knoW the top ten across
the country, Ue could glue
you that listing, too.
Also, ho1D Mould you like to
haze the Top Tunes column
By Jim Lee, Ueer Oft some
weeks into jazz, South Amer
lean classical, country and
Western. and other types of
music? or Mould you rather
haze him 1Urite about one OF
the tunes in the top ten list,
as he has been doing? TEEN
Mould like to knoW. So tell US.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
Pen Pals

We are Swedish girls who
would like to correspond
with two nice boys, friends,
1919 years old. Please, try
to send photos.
INGRID EDLUND
BlOckletargatan IL,
Boliden, Sweden
ANNICA BERGMARK
Finnfornagen IS,
BOliden, Sweden
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
Fan Club

For any interested Everly
Brothers fans, here's a swing
ing fan club. The dues for one
year are 81 and for that you
all get your own personal
Exit" that includes an 8-by-
10 picture, personally auto
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

And after a friend of
mine took our picture to-
gether, Paul asked me to
send some copies to him. I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

graphed by Don and Phil; a
4-by-5 shot, your own per-
sonal wallet size club card,
an Everly Brothers Fan Club
button, an info sheet about
the Everlys, a letter from the
boys and notices throughout
the year giving you news
about the singers. We really
have fun. If anyone Is in
terested, write me.
MAUREEN RISLEY.
12509 Barbara road,
Wheaton, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

did, and he sent one back,
autographed,
1T said, To Lynn, Thanks
for Everything. Love, Paul"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
s. Teen to Teen q Xzj
>NEE[eS Use Teen-Ad. 10 sxop Tell and Sell SsaSa

FORD 80. floor shift trans, excel.
cond. S45. Of best offer. OR. 4-6460.
OLDS 81. barrel carb., manifold,
chrome valve covers and 12-volt coil.
S45. EN-. 5-5065. Ask for DON.
HURST FLOORSHIFT for Ford. flat
head Ford engine. 80 Ford trans.
Call BOB. WI. S-3S5l.
HUB CAPS, 13" cones. will fit most
conpacts. Good condition. $40. Call
JU. S-4446.
PONTIAC '5S hardtop. II. shift. .tri-
power. ex cond. S1,050. Make offer.
JA 5-S923.
FORD 1852, fully equipped with radio.
heater and Wv. tires. Tudor. with
VS. engine and naugahyde upholstery.
Call 277-3969.
FORD 81 convertible. standard trans,
r, h, new Wv. tires, engine recently
rebuilt. new top, $685. or best offer.
Call PATRICIA. JU. 9-0344.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12

A queen for anybody,
but she's Surrattsville
Highs. Sandra HOus-
ton, II, corsage and
all, reigned at Sur
rattSville's homecom-
ing game again st
OxOn Hill. She rode
onto the field in a top
down convertible. In
spired, Surrattsville
won the game rs to 7.
Star Staff Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus Of the Ratings Of Nine Local D. Us

Record
|. He's q Rebel
z. I've Got q Women
3. Stubborn Kind Of Fellow
4. Nothing Con Change This Love
5. All Alone Am
6. Another Night With the Boys
7. Next Door to an Angel
8. Only Love Can Brock Heart
9. Pop Pop Pop-Pie
10. Monster Mosh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

RATES: 3 lines soc. 2 DC
each additional line. You
can figure the cost yourself.
Allow 5 average words per
line.
DEADEINE: Wednesday PM.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will ap-
pear a week later.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address, telephone number
and send your ad plus
payment 70 TEEN-ADS,
The Evening Star. Wash
ington 8, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
TWIN EAGLE SCOUTS

Two sets of twins recently became Eagle
Scouts at area courts of honor: Donald
H. and James v. Baird, 16, members of
a Boy Scout troop in Bethesda, and Bill
and Bob ListOn of Glen Echo Heights,
Md. Eagle is Scouting's highest award.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-12
Help Wanted
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

NEED EXPERIENCED electric guitar
and bass players for R&R band. Call
BOB 434-6lQ4
Smyrna times., 1962-10-11
Wilson To
Head Local
ATS Chapter

Nominations of officers and
directors of the American Field
Service, Smyrna Chapter we're
made at a meeting of the ex-
ecutive committee held in the
board room of the Bank of Del
aware last Friday night.
John E. Wilson Ill was nom
mated president: Ernest F..
Smith, Jr., vice president;
Mrs. Raymond D. Pusey, sec
retary; Charles M. Gee, treas
ure;
Mrs. ]. Everett Lofland, Mrs.
Francis B. Gebhart, Mrs. Char
les V. Williams, Mrs. Margaret
M. O'Neill, and Mrs. Guy M.
Edmondson, Jr., directors.
DR.. Ralph B. Jones pres
ented the treasurer's report
for the year. Brinton Reynolds
served as chairman of the NOM
mating committee.
Plans will be made for the
fourth exchange student to at
tend the John Bassett Moore
High School during the next
school year. AT the present
the foreign student is Elene
Sotomayer, from Chile, who
lives at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. Brinton Reynolds.
The first foreign student at
the local high school was Cor
rado Melega, Italy; the second
Eniar Bergh, Norway, who we're
excellent ambassadors.
The student exchange pro-
gram is organized under the
American Field Service for the
purpose of promoting better
understanding between peoples
of the world. The financial as
we'll as the moral support of
the program is necessary for
its continuance. Many organiz-
ations In the Smyrna-Clayt
area have contributed to the
program in the past and the
committee urgently asks for
their continued support.