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Evening star., 1962-09-22


der the enameled metal. But
what had I to lose7 Not 4
thins-ard . lot TO gain.
Well, 1t worked. Il worked
in about an hour. I'd covered
the heating pad with q sheet
Of the do-it-yourself alumni
mum. to reflect heat down.
ward. I arranged it Just be-
fore dinner. Right after din
ner ! went down and tried
the top. and It popped open
easy as YOU please.
New DsFrSstsr ~
Another short cut. thanks
to heat. involved our COM
bination refrigerator freezer
in our beach cottage. The
freezing part was q little
temperamental, and we found
that II we didn't defrost it
at the end Of one visit, by
the time we returned 1t would
be quite q problem.
So Defrost the Freezer
Day was always the last day
Of q visit. II was my chore,
and 1t usually took the bet
ter part Of two hours (ttme
I'd far rather have spent
snorkeling off slaore). aE
This time I had my bright
helpmeet to thank for q
highly useful idea. She said:
why not hitch up the elec-
trio charcoal fire starter and
see II Its heat will speed
things up?" I did Just that;
plugged in this round black
metal circle with the two
foot handle (the whole thing
looked like a squash racquet
and when 1t turned cherry
red hot. I held It against the
thick accumulation Of Ice
and frost on the sides Of the
freezing section. Again O sue
cesSful result. That cold cak-
ing came off in big chunks
and the whole Job took about
20 minutes, including the
sponging up.
Applying heat can help in
other unexpected ways, too.
As I think I've mentioned
quite q good many months
ago. heat can certainly help
II you're having q problem
with q rusty screw. For ex-
Evening star., 1962-09-22
It's Easy Now to Fix That Car Rust

is sanded until level with the
body surface. Then the glaze.
which resembles q thick
paint. Is applied over the
patch with the spreader.
The final steps are spray
ing the patch and the inn
mediate surrounding area
with the primer. and then
Evening star., 1962-09-22
Or Try Pencil

But before going to all this
endeavor, at the hardware
store get q small, shouted
rubber bulb filled with pow
dered graphite and puff this
in the keyhole. Most of the
time. this treatment win re-
suit in the stiff parts start
ing to work easily again. In
a pinch, you can rub the
graphite from q pencil right
on your key, insert the key
and work 1t back and forth,
to transfer the graphite. It's
q lot slower, but eventually
1t can work.
BY themselves, these little
tips don't rate the same inn
portance as the bigger jobs
most Of us will face later on.
But knowing about them
when you need them can help
save you quite Q bit Of time,
effort and irritation. Nor are
they only for summer; you'll
find them handy all year.
round, ! hopel
Consolidated News Feature)
Evening star., 1962-09-22

Further Information about
the kit mentioned GboUe may
be obtained from the manu-
lecturer: The MdrsoH Corp,
Reuere. Mass.
Evening star., 1962-09-22

painting 1t with an enamel
or lacquer matching the body
paint.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. = 2I,SsO /.
46IO Norwood Drive

DRASTICAllI REDUCED. Convenient to everything.
Charming frome 3-bedroom Colonial with spocious ivna
room l5xle, dining room l2xl3, and enclosed heoted
sunporch. Lovely fenced Yord Mr.. Dodge, oL. 6-l65o
DIRECTIONS: og wsco1sm AVs sspro1. y fSm .. G.
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SPRINGFIELD, MD. - 942,SOO
S80l SeaPl Terrace

PRICE REDUCED. Center-hoI brick Colonial with bed
rooms 2 boths, den, large modern Kitchen beautiful
ecreotion room, seorooe and mony other outstanding
lectures Mr.. Johnson, o.. 4-l3S9.
DIRECTIONS: Mass Ape approz mile from D. c. Itns
to CTomwtn and rteht to SeerI Terrace.
DISTRICT.MARYLAND REALTY, INC.
SSo4 Gem. Ave. Rsslos EM.. 2.S1o6
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AH Open Sunday, 2-6 PM.
COHASSET, MD.
1912 Winfarharpv pIa~a

5 Be0RooMS-2h BATHS. The outstanding lectures in
these exceptional CoonjoI homes include oroe poneIed
ibrories beomed ceiling Kitchens, center halls, full
Easements ond picturesque lots Walking distance TO
oil schools Priced at SAL $50 Mr.. Dyet o. 2-6227.
Also OPEN SATURDAY, 2-6PM
DLk9CIIOhS Out Rirer Rd to Wilson AgoHqutH
Hn TO Seod0o Rd left to WtHterosrv R and left to homes
Evening star., 1962-09-22
PARKWOODs MD. - erase
44II Celfax Street

EHA APPROVED $1,000, 3o-ysor loon ovoiIobIe.
3bedroom brick robier with reersoton roo gorgeous
fenced yod l45 feet deep and priced to SELL Mrs.
Brewer, WO. 6-33o0.
DIRECTIONS: out Coma Ays to KnoUes across
NIT TO ParkUoo6 Dr. left blocks ColjaI ana
Evening star., 1962-09-22
ROCKVILLE, MD. - SI7,sOO FHA
a9I Bowie Read

HUNGeRFoRD. S7oo DOWN. 4-bedroon, 2-both Cope
Cod lovely lot Excellent condition and priced to
SELL Mrs. 6ockus, EM. 5-2277.
DIRECTIONS: out past Comsvsons Pata to
Rttehs Parkway ht to Bries rtshf to Bows sSG home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

LADIES' SUM. unbseekoble
70 moinspins. onti-moenetie.
Shock -resistonf, dUstproof
crown. 10 X. rolled gold
plotted top, stoinless steel
back. White or yellow with
-motehins expansion btoesIst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

LADIES SLIM. unbreokobls
. roinsprns, anti -moensiic.
Shock -resistont. dvsiPfoof
crown. All 10 h. rolled gold
plotted eoss with mosehine
adiostehls breeslei, toeessd
ersiol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

MEMS. SsK-windins. Voter
. rssistont when eoss, crown
end eYstoi ore insoetl. Sweep
second bond. shock rssistont
and dvsspreof erown. vnbrsok-.
obls moinspins. orti-mos-
netie. Chrome plotted top,
sioinless steel back, Expon-
sion bond, nife-slo diol.
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MEMS. Wassr rssisient lwhea
70 eoss, eryssol end crown ore
insoeil. Sweep second hand.
shock rssistort ond dust.
proof eoss, crown oNd move
rsni. unbssokobls moin-
spring, onsi-mosnssie. yellow
top, stoinless steel beck.
txponsion bond. nits-sls dol.
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III MEMS. unbreokobls moin-
spring, onti-mosnstie. Shock
resis'on' ond dvsiproof crown;
rich yellow top with ssoinlsss
steel book ond mesehine en-
pension bond. White or block
wofeh fces.
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p LADIES' SLIM. unbreokobls
~s moinsprine, onti-mosneiie.
Shock-resistont dUstproof
crown. 10 H.. rolled gold
plotted top. stoinlsss steel
back. White or yellow. notch.
ing expansion broeslst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

Dependable West Gsrmon
clock movement with lvmi-
nous dol nestlss within o gilt
trim leother trovsl eose OF
olliector or pisskin. In red.
green, or iop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

MEMS. Weser resisions when
. eose, crown ond erystol remoin
inioet). Sweep second hond.
shock . resissonf end Dust
proef crown, vnbrsokable
moinspnne, onsi-mogneiie.
chrome-pI1ied top, stainless
steel beck. Expansion bond,
nits-sle dial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

1 LADIES SUM with vub,eok-
Ns obIe handspring; onti-moe-
netie. Shock -resissont and
dvstproof crown. 10 d. rolled
aold plotted top, stainless
steel back. White or yellow
with motehins exponsion
brueelet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

MEMS. uHbssekobls main
spring, ansi-moenesie. Shock
resistont and dvstpcoel crown.
In elssont 10 Il, relied gold
plotted eoss with ssoinlsss
steel beck. Smcrs rnoiehins
sxpensien bond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

With the famous zippo lifetime gUorunfee
Of dependable performances as long as you
cory it! High gloss chrome finish with softly
brushed chrome ponels. Idsol for lighting
pipes. too.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
WORD GAME
Find AZ or more words in
KILO RAJ

meaning "a unit of mass and
weight" Average mark is 80
words. Time limit, 40 minutes.
Rules Of the game: 1. Words must be
Of four or more letters. ,. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition of
IS" such as bats cats" are not
used. 3. Only one form of a word is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer to RORULENT
return, rent, role, rote. route, rout,
roue, rotl. ruler, rune, runt, runlet.
orle, outer, outre, inlet, unto, lent.
lento. lone, lorn, lore, lout. lune, lutte,
lure, note. tern. tenor, tolu, torn, tour,
tole, true trone, turn, tune. tule.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27

Opening lead: Diamond jack.
South won the first trick with
the king of diamonds and led a
spade to dummy. Then he re-
turned a heart and wondered
what to play from his hand.
After much frowning and
chin stroking, South finessed
with the jack of hearts. BY this
time West knew what was going
on, so he won with the ace of
hearts to lead South astray.
Declarer won the diamond
continuation with the ace and
led another spade to dummy.
He was sure East had the
queen of hearts and he wanted
to finesse through it.
Unfortunately, East produced
a club and South saw that he'd
been had. West was sure to get
his second trump trick and
South was obliged to lead clubs
from his own hand. Down one.
Probability
South had an even chance Of
finding the queen of hearts in
the East hand. He even had a
slight extra chance, since if he
lost the first trump to the queen
he would still be able to reduce
the club loss if East had both
the king and queen.
This was not as good as play
ing for the clubs. In three
quarters of the cases East will
have one or both of the miss
ing club honors. South should
therefore finesse in clubs rather
than in trumps.
South should enter dummy
with the first spade and return
the jack of clubs through East.
If East covers, South can win
and get back to dummy to lead
trump.
If East plays a low club,
South is willing to lose the fl
nesSe and try another club fl
neSse later. Declarer can lead
trumpS out of his own hand, if
need be. ..
Daily Question
Partner opens with one heart
and the next player passes.
You hold:
AQ1O96 VAQ8 pJ1O9 1852
What do you say?
Answer: Bid one spade. The
hand is too strong for a raise
to two. hearts but not strong
enough for a jump to three
hearts or to two no-trump.
Mark time with the spade re-
Spouse and show the heart sup
port later.
Copyright. 1852. Gen. Features Corp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-27
Saving the Eagles

OKEECHOBEE, Fla. (AP) -
To help the bald eagle survive,
81 wners have signed
agreements with the Florida
Audubon Society covering half
a million acres in the KiSSim-
NEE Praire region. They will
protect eagles and their nests
from shooting, nest robbing
and fire.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-09-07
One School Post Up For Election

Besides voting on two city council members, two bond is- sues, city charter and and a land sale, voters in Kodiak will also elect one school board member on Oct. 2.
 A notice of election is pub lished in tOday's Mirror an nouncing that the election will be held on that date from 8 am. to 8 pm. at the city hall to elect one board member for five years.
 Incumbent in the Kodiak In dependent School District Post is Gil Jarvela who has served 10 years and who has indicated he will not seek the post again.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-09-07
Sanitarian Back

City Sanitarian Harry Carter re- turned Tuesday from two weeks vacation trip to Homer and Fair banks. He was accompanied by his two-year-old daughter Nancy. They visited with his parents who reside in Fairbanks. Mrs. Carter, who is employed in the ADF&G offices here was unable to accompany them on the trip due to the press of business at the ADF&G.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-09-07
Nat'I Guard Unit
 To Get New Guns

It. Ronald Chase of the Kodiak National Guard unit has learned that the new MIA rifle and M-6O machine gun, both which are being used by the regular army, are ex- pected to be available to the local company sometime this winter.
 On Sept. Is, members of the guard will fire MI rifles for the annual qualification at the Marine Firing Range on the Naval Station.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-09-07

tions for fishing illegal were large ly absent and this made our job that much easier and far more pleasant than is usual" said Spen- cer. Everyone was careful to be legal insofar as gear and methods were concerned and everyone was very cooperative" he concluded.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-09-07
coho Skipper Ed Spencer Heads North

had to deal with only three viola tors, two of whom were issued warning tickets. A large part of the protection efforts of the state in this area were conducted by pa trol planes with Spencer's Coho assisted by only one other char tered patrol boat.
 Skipper Spencer spent two years as a deckhand on the protection vessel Kittiwake before taking over the Coho this year With him aboard the Coho this year was Ken Cramer.
 ''The Coho is a fine boat but not exactly ideal for it's purpose" Spencer advises, adding, For this type of work there is a need for a larger boat something with more deck room and able to carry a Skiff on board. Also it goes al- most without saying that speed is an essential quality for any pro- tection vessel"
 All in all it was an outstanding season for salmon and the tempta-
Kodiak mirror., 1962-09-07
SEE CENTURY 21

Worlds Fair visitors from this area on Aug. 27 were Betha Digree, Sig Digree, and Bessie Sexton of Kodiak and the Rev. Norman L.. Smith and family of Ouzinkie.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-09-07
OUT FOR CHECKUP

Charley Rush, manager of the meat department at Kraft's Super Market, left this week for the Out side for a medical check-up.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-09-07

At 20 years of age the youngest patrol boat skipper in the state and having completed his third sue ceSsive season with the Alaska De- partment of Fish and Game, Pro- lection Agent 3, Edward Spencer, will leave Kodiak this week to re turn to the University of Alaska. He is the son of Mrs. Dorothy Spencer.
 The husky young master of the 38foot diesel vessel Coho gradu- ated from Kodiak High School with the Class of '61 and his duties as protection agent and ADF&G skipper made possible a number of reunions" with fellow classmates many of whom are engaged in Kodiak's fisheries.
 Fortunately in his first year as Coho skipper, with an excellent run of salmon, all such "class re- unionS' on the fishing grounds were pleasant friendly encounters for Fish Hawk" Spencer. During the entire salmon season, Spencer
Evening star., 1962-02-09

his proposals any longer. I
told him I thought Of him
only as O friend" and I
didn't think I should see him
any more. He cried like q
baby. so I agreed to date him
II we could be just friends"
He begs me to kiss him and I
feel so sorry for him I give in,
but I don't feel anything.
Now he's talking marriage
again. How can I untangle
myself from him? He says
rather than break up with
me, I should continue to date,
him and we will be "just
friends" Please help me!
OFT-HEARTED
Don't kid yourself. He
might be a friend" to you,
but you are more than a
friend" to him. He hopes
to wear you down and get
you to marry him after all.
This has been known to
happen.) Break-and break
clean. He'll live.
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could buy my boy friend a
sweater and all I got was a
big lecture about how the kids
Of today don't know the value
of q dollar all that jazz.
You'd think I had asked him
for a million dollars. Can you
put something in your column
to let my father know that
times have changed and that
$50 is no big deal any more?
BUGGED
If $50 Is mo big deal any
more" why didn't you save
II? At the present baby sit
ting rates, 1t shouldn't have
taken you long-if you had
really wanted to. Your father
Is right.
DEAR ABBY: Ross and I
went together for two years.
He Is 20 and I am "a. ! knew
all along I wasn't in love with
him, but I didn't want to hurt
his feelings because he was
so completely in love with me.
Finally, I couldn't put off
Evening star., 1962-02-09
DEAR ABBY :.
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
Real Problem, Wrong Solution

fiddle" you don't need a new
beau. What you need Is a
little imagination. Take the
lead and stir up some excite
ment. Z ns
DEAR ABBY: I am a 15-
year-old girl. My boy friend
lis the same age. His birthday
is coming up soon and I want
to give him a present. I don't
get a regular allowance. ! did
earn a little money baby-sit-
ting. but that all went for
cosmetics and things like
that. I asked my Dad If he
would give me about $40 so I
Evening star., 1962-02-09

DEAR ABBY: I recently
married a 42-year-old man
who acts like he's 80. Before
we were married, all he did
was brag about what terrific
condition he was in. Now his
excuse is that he led such an
active life when he was single,
It must have slowed him
down. I am 33 and far from
ready to sit and knit while he
reads. His doctor says he's
fit as a fiddle. I am seriously
considering getting myself a
boy friend.
= NOT KIDDING
If your husband is aft as a
Evening star., 1962-03-07

the new Central Intelligence
Agency building.
Mr.. Wells and Mr.. Rhinehart
applied last year for a permit
but later withdrew their re-
quest. County officials said
they came back recently and
applied for a building permit
for a country club on their
approximately four acres of
ground.
The application says the club
would be a recreational area
for members. County Zoning
Administrator William More
land said the ordinances con-
tain no definition. of a coun-
try club and do not specify
that a country club has to have
a golf course.
Mr.. Moreland said he hasn't
been able to find a definition
anywhere else either, including
the dictionary.
Mr.. Moreland said he would
pass the problem of definition
on to the Board of Zoning
Appeals.
Evening star., 1962-03-07
BOTTLE STOPPER
Foirfox Passes Rule
To Curb New Clubs
BOTTLE STOPPER

The Fairfax County Super
visors attempted today to put
a stopper on neighborhood bot
tie clubs.
Board Vice Chairman Anne
Wilkins told her fellow board
members that there are several
pending applications for coun-
try clubs and neighborhood
clubs that could do consider
able damage to the community
if the Board of zoning Appeals
Is not permitted to review
them"
Mrs. Wilkins said that under
the county's present ordi-
nances, country clubs and
neighborhood clubs do not have
to apply to the zoning appeals
board. Developers simply have
to obtain county building per-
mitS.
The supervisors quickly passed
an emergency ordinance tc
bring the clubs under appeals
board control and said they
would hold a public hearing
in about go days. e
The subject arose, although
no one said so publicly, because
of a controversial application
by Sidney Wells and Marx
Rhinehart to build a key club
The club, which the de-
veloperS denied would be q
bottle club, would be situated
on Route 123 across from
Marywood, the Auchincloss
estate, and conveniently near
Evening star., 1962-03-07
Theodore Roosevelt
Memorial Fund Sought

The substitute design for the
memorial to President Theo-
dore Roosevelt was presented
yesterday to a Senate Appro-
priations Subcommittee.
Conrad l.. Wirth, director OF
the National Park Service
asked the subcommittee to ap-
prove STA billion for the me-
mortal, which would include a
17-foot-high bronze statue OF
the former President.
T. Sutton Jett, superintend-
ent of National Capital Parks
said the people required by Law
to approve the design have al
ready done so.
Design Endorsed
He said it has been Endorsed
by the Fine Arts Commission
the Theodore Roosevelt Memo.
rial Association, the Nationa
Capital Planning Commission
and the children of the formel
President.
The proposed new design does
not include the controversial
celestial sphere" originally
proposed.
The statue now being recon.
mended would be sculpted BY
Paul Manship and the overall
memorial plan would be de-
signed by Eric Gugler.
The statue would be the cen
Evening star., 1962-03-07
Voter Registering
Delayed by Snow

The weather has forced the
Montgomery County Board of
Election Supervisors to cancel
the start Of special voter reg
istration in the county this
week.
All sessions Cancelled will be
rescheduled later, according to
Miss Rose Dawson, in charge
of the boards office at Rock
vile.
The program will start next
week.
Next weeks schedule by the
visiting registration teams calls
for stops at the Silver Spring
Armory on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday and on the same
days at Walter johnson High
School, 103l1 Old Georgetown
road, Bethesda. Registration
hours will be from 2 to 5 pm.
and 1880 to $50 pm. each day.
Evening star., 1962-03-07
SIS MONKEYS FOR RESEARCH
HIT BY COLD AS POWER FAILS

Some 575 monkeys from India and Africa got a
taste of North American weather yesterday the
perience nearly proved fatal
The monkeys became chilled in 46-degree tempera-
lures in Warrenton (Va research center because of
electric power failures caused by the snow storm.
Four of the animals died and many others had "the
chls before auxiliary generator used to restore
the normal 75to80degree temperatures the animal
area-the heat off for IL hours.
Dr. Don ]. Wade of Rider Imports, Inc the firm that
the center said the monkeys brought
ton to be accustomed to North American climate grad
ually They then used by the National Institutes of
Health for research purposes Dr. Wade said
Evening star., 1962-03-07

trail figure of an oval plaze 264
feet wide, surrounded by a 40
foot-wide reflecting moat. In
addition to four ornamental
gardens and two fountains, the
memorial would include four
monoliths carrying Inscriptions
of statements by Roosevelt.
In Speaking Pose
The statue would show the
former President with right
hand upraised in what is con-
sidered a characteristic speak
ing pose"
The memorial would be
located on Theodore Roosevelt
Island in the Potomac and
would be connected to Colum-
bia Island by a foot bridge.
Evening star., 1962-03-07
HoIdup Nets $500
At Liquor Store

Two gunmen held up the
Chillum Liquor store at 1922
Riggs road last night and fled
with 800, eluding a delivery
man who chased them for a
block.
The bandits entered the
store, pointed their revolvers at
two clerks and emptied the cash
register, according to Detective
Capt. Wilson j. Purdy of Prince
Georges County.
The delivery man, Elijah
Junious, was returning from a
call when he saw the two men
leaving the store and ran after
them, Capt Purdy said.
Mr.. Junious stopped al
another store, where an en-
ploye called police, and emerged
in time to see men he thought
Evening star., 1962-03-07
Lenten Speaker

DR.. Joseph r. Slzoo, Milbank
Professor of Religion at George
Washington University, will be
keynote speaker for a Lenten
School which opens at $50 pm.
Friday in the Lewinsville Pres
byterian Church, SITS Chain
Bridge road, Mclean, Va. The
school continues each Friday
in Lent.
Evening star., 1962-03-07
Zonto Smorgosbord

The annual International
Smorgasbord Of the Zonta Clut
of Arlington will be held from
$50 to $3.50 pm. Saturday al
Stratford Junior High School
4100 North Vacation lane, Ar.
lington. Tickets are $3.50 fol
adults and $1.25 for children.
Evening star., 1962-03-07
Ex-PoIice Stution
Offered for Sale

A former police station build
ing in the heart of Silver
Springs business district is for
sale.
The Montgomery County
Council yesterday voted to sell
the former site of the Silver
Spring Substation, at 1928 Geor-
gia avenue. It became sur
plus when a new building
opened several weeks ago.
June 4 at S pm. is the dead
line for bids.
Evening star., 1962-03-07
Herbert Hoover,
Democrat, Files
In Montgomery

There's a famous name in
Montgomery County politics-a
Democrat named Herbert Hoo
yer (no relation to the former
PresidenD who filed for State
in the primary May is,
Mr.. Hoover, who lives with
his wife and five children at
1913 Parkland drive, Rock
vile, is a Silver Spring builder
and owner of the Ettie Develop
ment Co., named for his wife.
Evening star., 1962-03-07

were the bandits driving away
in a late-model car, the cap
tain said.