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Tundra times., 1962-10-01
Village Sketch Kotzebue Hub of the Arctic

EDITORS NOTE: The Tundra Times will print short articles of vil- lages in this and the ensuing issues. We will try to be as factual as pos- sible, but if we are wrong on some vital information we want the vil- ]ages concerned or an authority on such matters, to get us on the right track. The number of sketches we print in each issue will depend on space available.)
 Strategically ideal for converg- ing area, Kotzebue could not have escaped this pleasant fate if she had tried. The rivers and the sea have her pin-pointed and the only thing she must do, and happily so, is to open her arms and welcome every one.
 The Neatak, Kobuk and Buckland Rivers course their way into the Kotzebue Sound within a comfOr- table distance of the town. Boring Sea to the south and Chukchi Sea to the north afford marine trans portation routes. In the late spring of each year hundreds of people from the interior and the coast come into Kotzebue. Interior people come to Kotzebue to do sealing and bel uga hunting and to do some trad ing. The coast Eskimos come there to trade.
 Trading
 This annual pilgrimage into Kotze- bue has, apparently, been going on for centuries. We have heard old timers who have heard their fath- CTS relate that their great grand- fathers had traded muktuk for to- bacco there. This is also bourne out by some ethnologists and historians who say northern Eskimos have traded with Siberians and that one of the sought-after items was to- bacco.
 The present day Eskimos do much ouC SoiilC dS tllcAI duCcStoAS. o0S ". day they do not trade for tobacco but for seal oil and meat. They still trade bowhead whale muktuk from Point Hope but the trade medium has reverted to greenbacks.
 Renew Friendship
 One of the most pleasant things about this annual conveyance into Kotzebue is, of course, the love of the Eskimo to renew acquaintances. We hope that this fine character istic will live on forever. We think that it has an excellent chance of survival because it is pleasantly inerown in every Eskimo.
 Much of the economy of kotze-- bue today has been income from lighterage work. Since the town is a hub, she handles freight for the interior villages as well as for her own. The men trap and hunt cari- bou during the winter. One of the ex- citing periods in Kotzebue is when the sheefish distinguishing through the ice-begins. That comes in early winter. The huge, beautiful shee- fish is much relished by towns and cities all over Alaska as well as those in the states to the south.
Evening star., 1962-08-14
Fair Set to Aid
Beach Area

An auction sale will be fea-
tured at $3.50 pm. Saturday
at the annual fair Of the
Bethany Beach (Del) Civic
Club.
Fire engine and pony rides
will also be held at the fair
which begins at 4 pm. at the
fire house. Fair proceeds
will go to replace life guard,
fire house equipment and
other needs of the area.
Evening star., 1962-08-14
November Benefit
Fashion Show Set

Bethesda and Mrs. Maxwell
H. Stokes of Washington are
the co-chairmen of the show.
The latter is a former presi-
dent of the society.
Mrs. Scullen, the former
Cecilia Volkman, is a fourth
generation WaShingtonian.
Her family has been active in
the work of the society since
its founding in 1887.
Funds raised at the fash
ion show will be used for the
various public service activi-
ties of the society.
Institutions that will bene-
fit include the Settlement
House in Northeast Wash
ington, the hospital in Rock
vile for the treatment of
emotionally disturbed chill
dren, and a camp for girls in
Calvert County, Md.
Evening star., 1962-08-14
Wives Plan
Barge Trip

Members of the Navy
Marine Officers Wives Group
at Fort Meade, Md, are plan
ming a barge trip, August 27,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal from Georgetown to
Brookmont, five miles west.
A park naturalist will ac-
company the group on its
four-hour trip and explain
canal history. The group will
leave at 2 nm.
Evening star., 1962-08-14

A fashion show called
Fashions for Candlelight"
on November Is will be one
of the concluding highlightS
Of the Diamond Jubilee cele-
berations of the Christ Child
Society, which are being OBJ
served this year.
First Lady Jacqueline Ken
nedy is the patron of the
function which will be held
at the Choreham Hotel.
1t will feature a collection
of cocktail, dinner and ball
gowns from an all-American
group of designers. 1t will
also stress the doamond motif
in decorations.
Mrs. Edward J. Scullen of
Evening star., 1962-08-14
Officers Wives
Plan Tea and
Luncheon

Members Of the Navy-Ma-
rine Officers Wives Group
at Fort Meade. Md, have
scheduled a hospitality tea
for August % to be held in
the garden Of 1t. Gen. John
S. Upham, jr., and Mrs. Up
ham. The garden tea is open
to all wives of officers sta
toned on post.
On September 6 the group
will have a luncheon meeting
at the Officers Club to be
held by the 35th Artillery
Brigade Officers Wives Club.
Evening star., 1962-08-14

Has Cav
Evening

RAVELLO. Italy. Aug. IA
(AP).-Jacqueline Kennedy
slept late today after a post
midnight dinner party on the
moonlit Isle of Capri, but A.
year-old Caroline was off
again early for another day
on the beach.
Mrs. Kennedy went to
Capri, % miles across the
sparkling Tyrrhenian Sea, on
the 82-foot, two-masted
yacht of Italian automobile
king Gianni Agnelli.
The yacht anchored in
Marina Grande, Capri's main
port, and the Presidents
wife cruised along the shore
line by motorboat. She land
ed at the Villa Vivara and
was the guest of the owners.
Count Silvio Medici Del
Vascello and his wife, FASH
ion Designer Irene Galitzine.
Dinner for Is was served
at midnight as three singers
sang Capri songs, accom-
panied by guitar and man
dolin.
After dinner Mrs. Kennedy
and several members Of the
party strolled around the
Piazzetta, the picturesque
little main square OF the
town of Capri.
A little after 2 am. Mrs.
Kennedy returned to the
yacht, which brought her
back to her vacation villa in
Ravello at 4 am.
Princess Lee Radziwill, the
United States First Lady's
sister, rested at the villa all
day. A member of the house
hold staff said she has re-
covered from mild sunstroke.
Evening star., 1962-08-14
Concert
To Benefit
Children

The Junior Woman's Club
Of Falls Church will present
the Captain Kangaroo Fun
With Music" Children's Con-
cert at 2 and 4 pm. Satur-
day, Oct. 13, at Constitution
Hall. The concerts will also
feature the National Gallery
of Art Orchestra directed by
Richard H. Bales.
- Proceeds from the concert
viii benefit area and State
undeffrivileged children.
Evening star., 1962-08-14
IT'S A DATE
TOMORROW

Rose Robson Cowen offers
a novel approach to the sub
ject of back-to-school FASH
ions. The man who pays the
bills gets a chance to sound
off" at the annual fashion
show of the Westwood store.
Four fathers will make up
the panel. Their daughters
will be among the models in
the show at 7::30 pm.
Evening star., 1962-08-14
Kleinert's protective gar.
ments for good grooming

klelnerts protective gar.
ments for good grooming
.Shope-up Bovffont Shower Cop hos
flexible stoys to hold il puffed out.
In white vinyl with pink or blue fIoroI
print on stoys. 200 Z.
GirdIe Of HeIencoe stretch nyIon yarn
in white with picot binding. One
size fits ~ TO 80" woist. 200
PontY eirdIe 10 motch mot shown).
In one size. 200
Under-ShieId; a v-neck cotton bo.
tiste blouseIet protects skin from
irrtotion. In white with regular shields
sewn to sleeves. a2-44. ESQ
Gortef belt of Helonco stretch n.y.
lon in white with bow trim, adjust
able eorters. One size for 22-3o"
waist 200
Reody-ShieId hos small slides thot
ottoch TO bra strop. White or black.
and a. LOO
Duo-Tob Brief of ocetoie fricot has
woter-resistont shield and deioch.
oble pinIess Fasteners. In white. small
medium. large: 200
Sanitary PonN of Helonco stretch
nylon yorn hos q woter-resistont
crotch Of Feothernop rubber. In
white only. One size fits all. l.5O
Under-oII hos shields sewn into
sleeves, elastic at neck and lust be-
low the bosom for smooth fit. White.
Regular shields, 32-44. 2.75
Stoy-Rite Shields attach without
pins. hook Just like bra. With self
adjusting strops. White only. Sizes
S, M, |, and xL. 2.0O
*PIeose odd lo9s FederoI tax.
W&L-Notions Washington,
Chevy Chose. Wheoton PIozo
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1962-08-14
MUMBO JUMBO, NO GUMBO

Senator Allen }. EIIender Of Lousiono (rieht)
makes like he's cooking his famous eurnbo,
with encouragement from Representative
Daniel B. Brewster Of Maryland and his two
sons, 7-yeor-oId Danny. jr., and Gerry, oge 5.
But actually it wos dry run. The Senator,
who does sometimes cook the gunnbo on hot
plate in his office fireplace, will make enough
for 300 Wednesday, August y, to be served
at four Montgomery County parties honorine
Representative Brewster, MoYIonds Demo-
crotic nominee for the Senote-Stor Stoff
Photo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26
REAL ESTATE SCHOOL

Now is your chance 10 enroll
locally in Reel estote School 10
secure your Real sstots soIes
license. Coll VIII. 4-4222 onytime
for informotion.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26
COMMERCIAL
SEE LEW BAILEY

PERSONNEL ASST. 49,. 10 s5ot
Young. Ind. mgmt. grad. to od
vonce in top grade company
AUDITOR .......... 10 $500
Acct. grad. No trovel, phYsico.
inventory and procedure
oudits.
COST ACCT. TO SS5C
Acct. grod.. couple years exp
In cost. Or troinee with nc
exp. to s425.
ASST. TO CONTROLLER Sl2.ooC
Hwy. cost, to administer onc
direct prog.
PRODUCTION CONTROL
CLERK .............to TO S26e
HIS. grod.. some exp. in fling
processing orders or schedul
ing. Advancement.
IBM OPERATOR ....... s3se
4o2. 6o4 exp. and reloted mo
chimes. Young man. droft
exempt.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26

ALUMINIUM craft. IA IT,, 1860 Evin-
rude, 40-h.p.; fully equipped. Call
KE 1-3428
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26
FOR SALE-B0ATS

LOWER housing for 18-h.p. Mercury
outboard motor. reasonable.
VIII. 4-3235.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26
FEMALE
SEE BERTHA SANGSrON


IBCOKKEEPER .... $3.50
Through triol balance. light
typinq, moture TO SIS, Carnegie
Ave.
ACCTS. REC. BKKpR. 49,. $3.50
Assistdnt to credit manager,
bookkeeping exp. necessary;
IA fee paid. Eost Side.
ACCTNG. CLERK ... $3.50
Accounts payable. IBM type
writer, excellent for east com
pony.
BURROUGHS BKKpG.
MACH. OP. ......... $3.50
Exp. in accounts receivable.
Eost Side.
JR. STENO. .......... 1884
S mo. exp. hGh. shorthund,
good tYpist town.
EXEC. SECY ... s45o
Technical Vp. good skills. op-
peordnce importont. Fee paid.
ASST TO CREDIT MGR. s325
industrial credit helpful. no
shorthand. type. 3 II Eost Side
Co. Fee negotiable.
JR. CLERK .......... SITS
Consider HIS grod.. type. vGri-
ETY.. Excellent First Job" Eost
Side.
(6) IBM TYPIST ....... to $3.50
Inmediote openings In pur.
chasing. soles and production
control. ECst Side.
GEN. OFFICE .... s325
Light bookkeeping. good typ
ist. small Eost Cleveland Co.
MEDICAL STENO ..... $500
Light shorthand. no medical
exp. necessary. Must like
people.
PGrtiol listing OF excellent Job
opportunities. All locations, top
solmies.
SEE ME TODAY
For Better Tomorrow
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26

! am interested in a good telephone
personality; earn money In your
own home. Call 423-483O morn
lngs
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26

SMALL dog. blonde long hair. red
collar; vicinity of Halle DIR. Call
Mr.. Gray. KE. l-7893.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-07-26
SALES

(3) Statesmen. DRUG $500 =
Con-. expenses. commission md
bonus for man with 8 or more
yrs. college wanting soles.
WELDING SALESMAN to $500
Prefer college grad. with
knowledge of welding dp-
porotus to trdin.
SALES ENG. TRAINEE TO $500
Engineering OF Ind. Mgmt. de-
gree with interest in learning
sales. More money for ex-
perienced soles engineer.
PLUS MANY MORE
Evening star., 1962-05-20
ANTIQUES

Pine canopy bed, drop leaf tables
$50 and up, butter churn. coffee
table, Victorian chairs and love
seats. Open Sun. IL to $50. 1014
nth cf n "
Evening star., 1962-05-20

DINETTE SET, maple. table, 4
chairs and hutch: old walnut
drop-leaf table. 4 chairs; grill W
motor; seats and seat covers Of
Olds "SS" Holiday sedan. peri
cond. Reasonable. HE. Alias.
DIN. RIM. SUITE, traditional ma.
hog, oval table, 8 chairs, china
cabinet. buffet. JU. S-3377.
DINING ROOM SUITE, Chins
closet. table, 9 chairs, server
walnut bed. Must sell. RA. 3-27S0
DINING ROOM SET, Fr. Prov.
solid walnut, lge. tble. with exten.,
6 chrs.. buffet, beaut. Must sac
rifice, moving, cost 5000, sell for
$3.50. S64-1309.
DIN. RM. TBLE, (round 54-in. di.
rm(; o Comeback chrs., hide-a-
bed, $50. Sofa bed, $50. Love seat,
down cush., $50. 546-764O.
DIN. SET, chrome; Duncan Phyfe
play pen. 927-4239. AP. 7-s2O0
DINING RM.. S-pc.. solid oak.
RSHnd s9S aE table atio' g 8 chairs and buffet
DISHwASHER, james portable
Good condition. $45. Call 1885,
1862.
DISHwASHER, Kenmore portable,
used | "; moving, must sell, S75.
DOG HOUSE. Colson tricycle..
other things. LESTER. EN-. 2-0224.
DOLLS, world wide selection, Le-
derhosen and German DirndlS
China and other gifts. Collector &
Corner. $50 10th st. NV.
DOORS-Most types and sizes, 81
and up, shutters, storm windows
screens and many other item.
from nice homes. all priced to sell
quick. Ii. 6-22l0.
DOOR SALE-Save from 3Oco tc
5Oso. ,S2.95 and up this wk. Spec
lot shipment Just reed. Use for
rec; rooms, new homes. tables
desks. 1890 Wilson blvd. (nr. Key
,brioEel: IA. 4-l234. RUCKER
DREXEL CORNER CUPBOARD
bedspread. WO. 6-26O7.
EARTH cOMPACTORs for rent
Barcos vibra-roliers. Equip, Rent
uN. 4-6100. JU. 5-5O4O.
EILECTR0NICS. radios. transmit,
ALERT SURPLUS SALES ~
$40 w ST. NV. HU. 3-7SbS
ELECTRIC TOOLS - Drills, screw
drivers. hacksaws. tap guns. Ostel
drives, mule, etc. DICKENS SUR.
PLUS. 3414 9th street ne.
ENCYCL0PEDIAS-Book OF Knowl
edge. 1859 edition. make offer
must sell immed. AP. 7-O99S.
ENCYCLOPEDIA = Real bargain
never used, sac. new set Book O
KNOWLEDGE. sb27-2416.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. World Book, com
plete. 20 volumes. Excel. cond
S35. Call after 2 pm. KE. $4,000
EXERCYCLE. Model 1872, 2-speed
Like new. LO. 7-3156.
FANS : Osc., 16-in., S4,95- 3O-in
$40. DICKENS SURPLUS, al,
9th street ne.
FANS, exh., I6"-2O", $685., ais,
IA" for easement windows. Money
back guarantee. HE. 1862.
FAN-Reed, 4-speed, 90" window
adjustable, practically new, perf
cond. Reas. 622-3059.
FAN-Hunter window-used 8 mos
5-965s.
FENCE, $50 It., wooden stockade
(privacy), cost $2.45 lineal it.,
sell used. zoe. RA. $3.50
FENCE-Cedar boards and posts,
locust posts. pickets, fair prices.
1920 Wilson blvd. (nr. Key
Bridgel. IA. ALBA. RUCKER
LUMBER.
FENCE, chain link, No. II. 9 IT.
high, 495 IT,. S225. CHI S-745O.
FENCING chain link. SI.1O #. in
stalled. Guaranteed work. Bank
Evening star., 1962-05-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES
frnNIIAIIEnl
I BNI

CIVIL SERVICE, tipping, snort, PED
entr. exam. new class. Inq. RE. =
Evening star., 1962-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
tcoNTlRuEDl

AIR CONDITIONER. York. a ton
500 BTU, good condition, SIS
Call S36-S362.
AIR Condolences (2). ITO and
22O volts. good eond., SIS each.
Phone 362-22S7.
Evening star., 1962-05-20
ANTIQUES
ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass, furniture. ETC., before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND OLNEY, MD. (GA, AVE. EXT. J
WA. 4-4024 TU. 2-2727
Evening star., 1962-05-20

Interior Decorator for Stoneridge
Estate, WinSlow Hills, Indian
SSpring Homes and Kingsvood liQ-
uidating these exclusive styles at
q fraction of their value,
Evening star., 1962-05-20

FURN., will sacrifice! New, never
used. Hlde-a-b sofa, Sl49. DAN
lsh sofa. SIS. Lounge chr, S35.
Bedrm. suite. Sl25. 5-pc. dinette
set, $40. Liv. rm. tables, Sl2 ca.
HOLLYWOOD bed set. SIS. NO.
F-40'". Rear 1898 22nd ST., NV.
IN cou!tyara
Evening star., 1962-05-20
REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

Beginnersl Men-women. Ages 1886
START MON, MAY 81
START WE'D, MAY %
/ Night wk. (6:30-S:30), 10 wks
2 Nights Wk. (6:30-S:30), 5 Wks
Take l or 2 Nights Weekly
REAL ESTATE LAW by
Paul Miller, MA, LIB
(Sometime Broker. Md, D. c.. Va.
REAL ESTATE KNOW-HOw
d. C., Va, Md, taught Mon. ano
Wed. nights, 5000. Men, women
IL sessions. Complete Real Estate
Law and Practice, Financing, Ap-
praising, Sales, Listing, Contracts
Property MANAGEMENT, Settlement
TRAINEES placed, full or part
time. Oldest and most COMPLETE
COURSES in the Nations Capital
for Statesmen, Seller, Home Buyer
Broker or Investor.
ENROLL this class Mon, 8 pm
Air cond. classroom "N' 3rd fir.
Natl. Press Bldg. Lecture at $50
Call DE. 2-52S6 or EX. 3-707O
or Just come Mon, 6 pm. sharp.
(No Better Course at ANY price)
Evening star., 1962-05-20
DIAMONDS
OUT-OF-PAWN
BARGAINS
From IivingSton'S
WaShington'S Oldest
Bonded PawnbrokerS
Guaranteed Savings

A-Lady's Ia cts, beautiful
round diamond, dazzling
color. set in lax VIZ.
dla. mtg. Bargain out Of
B-Lady's Ct. finest white
brilliant color. modern
cut. A gorgeous rinG at
a special low price. IN
c-Lady'S - Ct. emerald
cut. flawless quality. ut
most brillianoe. set in
lax w-g. baguette mtg.
Special. Only l!
D-Lady's. ga Cts. marauiSe
cut. beautiful white
color, finest cut, set in
magnificent plat. mtg.
With 2 SIDE baEuettes. .,
Diamond earrings for
pierced ears, apprx. .
Cts; total weight. IA
matched full cut dia-
81 Brilliant. Z + q s. set fRefPtiTRalls in Thits
gold mtgs. From estate g
F-Lady's q CT, fiery cen
ter diamond set in lax
wg. solitaire mtg. Un-
redeemed pledge /.
G-Man's 1.5@ Cts, gorgeous
nary fire and brilliance,
set In handsome lax
y.g. florentine style mtg.
A terrific bargain f.
H-Lady's "a Cts. stunning
center diamond. highly
brilliant. set in lax y.g.
dia. mtg. Special price 8,
Evening star., 1962-05-20

ALL PARTS from a 1850 Buick fol
sale, including motor and trans.
mission. Reasonable. ia. S-0357
ANTIQUES-Collectors' items, heir,
looms, carved Italian desk-cheS
with cherub pulls and escutcheons
table Qarge). s chairs, bottles
ships lanterns, whale oil lamps
some Oriental things, inside shut.
tiers, primitive woodward, sam.
piers, ironstone, etc, light fixtures
1920 Primrose drive, Falls Church
(bet- Fisher and Molly off West.
morelandD.
ANTIQUES, priced to sell, hanginl
lamp, slipper rocker, glass china
frames, brass, other items. 2l0a
Beechwood rd. Hyatt. HA. 2-S5O3
ANTIQUE GRANDFATHER CLOCK
beautiful condition, reasonable
Call WA. 1892.
ANTIQUES = French, Louis XV
living room suite, roll-top desk
linlaidl. solid walnut. Purchased
Mons, France EI 6-4Ql7
Evening star., 1962-05-20

char S17
: - Modern contour lounge 5 ii
> 2S Brass and glass pole
lamp SlA
$500 French Prov. Bedroom
suite Slqg
Walnut and slass end and cocktail
[ tables Tor sale from - to $50.
| Many other ODDS and ends. II
. you don't see what you want
listed, call US ana We will ave
you prices.
On Display Today 10 am. to 6 pm.
Can be seen Mon, Through Fri. 9
TO q
Stored in furniture warehouse be-
hind parklng lot at 6lg D st. NV.
. one bloCk from Hecht Co. store.
PARK Free. MA. S-i6l6.
FURN., will sacrifice! New, never
used. Hlde-a bed sofa, Sl49. DAN
!Sh sofa, S15. Lounge chr, S35.
set. SI5. Liy. rm. tables, Sl2 ca.
HOLLYWOOD bed set, SIS. NO.
F-46'2. Rear 1898 22nd ST.. NV.
IN COURTYARD
fURN.--Hooyer 6-lb. washer, hide
away bed, l-tOn air Cond., gXi2
rug. Reas. IA. 9-lSSO.
FuRN.-Rowe liv. rm. sofa, chair,
3 tables. . lamps. $3.50. Mohawk
Axl5 rug, 500. VIII. 6-2972 aft. +.
FURN.-Early Amer. reproduction,
solid maple water boy, $50. Solid
pine cobbler coffee tble, $40.
Black and sold Boston rocker, Nl4.
Solid black cherry corner cabinet,
Sl55. Wing back sofa, SS9S5.
High back chair, SIT. Gov. Carver
chair. $50. Pine spoon rack, S26.
Deacon bench, Sbf Solid maDle
step tble., So. Antique pine Cap
tainS chair, S2g 80. Solid maple
console tile, SO. Solid cherry
canopy bed, So. Lovely hook rus,
pictures, crackle glass, vases and
QeCanters, NO3 So. Washington St.,
Alex, Va. XII. 9-365s
FURN. = Nah. glaSs-front book
cases, $50, Vic. desk. S65. Dbl.
maple canopy bed. $500. Holly
wood bed. $50. Bunk beds, $50.
Day bed and match. chr, $50.
Gas stove, $50. Din. table. buffet
and y chrS., SO, Bathrm. sink,
-; Patio, garden tools, misc. RA.
$1,000
FURN,-Brand new 9O-in, tradi-
tional sofa, foam cushions and
back with skirt. $3.50 value. Sac.
price, Sl19. 5405 Annapolis rd,
BladenSburg, Md.
FURN.-2 piece sectional sofa,
table and lamp. Telephone. ia.
FURN.-Din. table and 4 chairs
tmahog J.. end and coffee tables.
desk mod blond. HE g-O044
FURNITURE--New condition. Liv-,
ing room suite, . Hollywood beds.
Reasonable. OF. 4-G5I2
Evening star., 1962-04-29
Stor Dust
THE FRONT COVER

THE FRONT COVER
NJO THEY didn't have color photography during the Civil
ar-backandwhite photography in its infancy
the man taking such careful aim with his ntock musket on
the isn't really Confederate soldier Ser Charles
Huppman 5lS Bashford ane Alexandria assistant adjutant
ofthe 18th Virginia Infantry A. group Civil War
who like to shoot See Sentimental Shooting page
THE IRISH SMITHS
TN CONNECTION with April story John Jay DAILY
and James Bland cThe Song That Wouldn't Stay Dead0
pointed out here that movie producer Edmond Cheve
nationwide search for the biographer odme
much like trying to find the proverbia needle in hay
stack As evidence cited the Washington telephone drec
tory which lists 70 John DAYS. plus Daleys and six
John Daeys Well the subject of story John Jay DAILY
living at 1922 Tennyson street NV ready usual
an explanation have always contended he that
name-Daleigh in Eire-is Gaelic for Smith"
Incidentally the Howard University Choir has been en-
gagged by Mr. Cheve to the on Mr. Days
book "A Song in His Heart Shooting the musical tenta
lively titled whisper in the Wind is scheduled to begin in
Hollywood in June and will transferred here later The
Howard Choir will perform at both locations.
COMICS WEEK
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Maylands First SateOwned Recreation Area pre-
view of the projected Assateague Island Park
City Church in Rural -Washngtons Oldest parish
will celebrate its 25oth anniversary setting keeping
with its Colonial origin
Unique Is the Word for This U. Army Command
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Sunday P.M.
Five Maidens of Outer Space" 1856.
Anthony Dexter. l:oo-5
"A Question of Loyalty" 1856. Dennis Hopper.
1000
"Rio Grande" 1850 John Wayne 2:3o-4
David Harum." 1e43. Will Rogers. 4:oo-5
Little Minister" 1884. Katharine Hepburn.
1905
Track of the Cat" 1854. Robert Mitchum.
11:2o-e
Fighting Chance" 1855. Rod Cameron.
l2:l54
Mondoy PM.
Special Investigator" 1896. Richard Dix
1905
Dream Girl" 1898 Betty Hutton 500
"Suez." 1888. Tyrone Power e:oo-5
"DiaI NJ for Murder" 1854. Grace Kelly.
1l:25-9
bermuda Mystery" 1914. Preston Foster.
1l:3o-7
Double Identity" 1910. Dennis Morgan
l:25-9
Tuesdoy P.M.
"The Witness Chain" 1895. Ann Harding.
1:oo-5
"Green HELL" 1870 Douglas Fairbanks, jr.
500
"The Diamond Earrings" 1853. Charles Boyer.
11:25-9
Behind Green Lights" ls45. caroIe Lands.
11:30-7
Wings for the Eagle" 1912. Ann Sheridan.
100
Wednesday, P.M.
"They Met In Argentina" le4l.
Maureen 0'Hara 1:oo-5
"The Devil Is Woman" 1885.
Marene Dietrich. 5000
"Land Of the Pharaohs" 1855. Jack Hawkins.
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