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Evening star., 1962-05-06
CHRIS-CRAFTS

IN STOCK FOR QUICK DELIVERY
OR ARRIVING SOON
10, Cavalier Skief-160 h.p.
le, Mahogany Gki-tow
IL. 9ea 9kiff Sportsman Outboa1d
Isl Cavalier Custom--165 h.p.
16s Holiday Runabout-1Sb h.p.
10, Sea Skiff Cruiser Ontboard
2V Sea 9kiff @portsman-1S6 h.p.
2l' Cavalier-2 sleeper, $50 h.p.
23, Sports Sea Gkiff-2-sleeper 2-IS5t
26' Cayslier-2-sleeper de luxe. 1Ss
h4p.
IS, CavaIier--4-sleeper, is5 h.p.
26' Cavalier Cust0ni--1S5 h.p.
27 Sea Skiff-4-sleeper, 1855 h.p,
27' Sea Skiff-4-sleeper, 2-IS6s
~ Custom Aluminium Roamer-4.
sleeper. Z-1S5s.
2S, Cavalier Custom--1S5 h.p.
2& Cavalier Custom--2-1S5s.
3V 0-sleeper Custom-2-1S5s.
32s 6-sieeper Corinthian--s.s., 2-1S5s
So Csyalier State Room Yscht-a
80, Rosmer steel Riviera-2-275s.
VIM. j. LITTLE, INC.
LARGEST DISPLAY, CfzRIs- CRAFTS
WITHIN HUNDREDS or MILES
~ Maine Ave. S.W. Tx. 3-30o1
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le-FT. PHTLcRAFT RUNABoUT, 35-
h.p. johnson elee,. 1851 tilt-trailer.
windshield. steering. Excel outfit.
$795. 10. 2-16g8.
lI5S-FT. Alb RACING RUNABOUT,
Brand-new 15-h.p, Johnson. Need
money Tor cclieee. Ma. 2-0S43.
dory.. safe. excel. fishins boat. In
pHIPPs MARINE besle. Nd.
SST 2drE RsssXByEL5 sssB ssI1Es's s'sn cruiser. needs
MRRCURY 30-H.P. OUTBOARD engine,
tank tank, and controls. s27S. Call 80.
OWENS l5-FT, FIBER0LAs. siiding
ssGpasossan snf kE. 09.elgs 9.oygs4. EVinruas. Excel
42-FT. MATHEWS ,53 F.H. Sleeps 8.
Has everything. Asking S21. 800.
43-FT.. WHEELER D.CE.B. Twin V-es,
eomplete, renovated. meet survey.
priced right. terms. Private party.
28-FT. ROAMER
Two l36-h.p. -Chris-Craft engines. s.-s.,
depth finder. electric fresh-water sys-
tenn, compass. spotlight. fully equip.
First-class cond. $3.50, viii consider
AL offers. Boat avail. for inspection.
st. Michaels Marina, Bt. MichaelS. Nd
RI. 5-54Sl, Information also avail.
at Annapolis Yacht Saleg. Annapolis.
Md. kentmors Marina. Kent Island.
WE BUY, SELL AND TRADE
USED OUTBOARD MOTORS
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WE BUY. SELL AND TRADE
USED OUTBOARD MOTORS
Sc, MARINE SALES
737 11th 81. 6.E. M. 6-320E
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w 4NAs ~ A84 = 4AA9g 6ANSs
sos Maine Ave. s.W. Ma. e-7466
l8.FT. BORUM sTARF11E, electric
starting 36-h.p. motor. Upholstered;
complete with trailer. M. 5-1161.
Sc IN. HIGGINS CABIN CRUISER,
gray marine eng. V-dfive. Call 4S4-
1888 all day sun; after Q Weekdays.
I4-FT. RUNABOUT with Is h.p. john
son, excel. col1d., $500. Open today.
BOAT CO., Cars
Wharf rd., Mayo, Nd. SW. e-31es.
USED I4-FT. RUNABOUTs, $40 to
$l75. q to choose from. Open today.
BROADWATER BOAT CO., Cars
Wharf rd., Mayo, Nd. SW. 6-3166.
2O-FT. UNPATNTED CABIN CRUISER,
only $3.50, less glass and hardware.
Open today. BROADWATER BOAT
CO, caTr,s Wharf rd.. Mayo. Md.
6W. S-31SS.
l6-FT. ROWBOAT. wide beam. Excel
lent cond. S75. Open today. BROAD
WATER BOAT CO., Cars Wharf rd..
Mayo, Nd. sW. s-31ss.
NEW 20-FT. HDTP. with steering
lights, hardware. Only $640. Open
today. BROADWATER BOAT CO.,
Cars Wharf rd., Mayo. Nd. SW. g.
31SS.
17-FT. CABIN CRUISER. Bunks for 2.
steering. etc. Was $609, now $575.
Open today, BROADWATER BOAT
Co, Carr's Wharf rd.s Mayo. Md.
SM. S-3le6.
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so e5-FT. OWENS FUAGsHIP. depth
finder. as. 1S5-h.p.. stove. winter
and suNmer canvas. many extras.
17S hrs. lust been eompl;, refinishea:
$500. Dial sSSiio1N sSiM1N. 7.s57s.
h,p. engines, fresh-water cooled. Peri.
shape. ready to so. Many extras.
Ms; ;'1 Cal f;SsSss Sssc Is Sis SS 4sS esssP
MERCURY 6-H:P. 1901. used 5 hEs.
s.4S4aiD sz4iGa4 prop. Excel 'ond' slSSs g.
IL LEECRAFT CABIN BOAT, 25-h.p.
Ia SiH1Hnssc9s ses4ss @'I Or IA. tCO s.S5sss PEST Otisr
~, FIBERGLAs BOTTOM SKI BOAT,
like new, padded DASH. upholstered
seats, speedometer. windshield, con-
TO use. S6e6. VII. 6-42I5.
trailer. Phone IA. s-s515. ia
40' CUSTOM BUILT CRUISER, fine
family boat in excel. cond., fully
equip. ready for cruising, 3b-h.p.
ChTis-Craft engine. Loc. GULF DOCK.
solomoans, Nd. 10. b-5136' IA.
2g BAY.BYILT CABIN CRULsKR, 0o-
slssRPa aslssesRPaayas: : x. fal ls-s4ss. sss Il. 4-SslV;
CHRIs-CRAFT .3O-ft. 1851 CavalisF,
sleeps g. twin &C. 1883 with, yz9
hrs. dinette. head, elec.. bilge pump,
Sgs ssgsn f9aiT csiI s iss spHi f Sf1 aus sos hne
UN. 7-2O66 to inspect.
23' TROyAN, '6e, with 1O7-h.p. inter-
cepter, custom-made trailer, elec.
bilge pump. monel gilencers, winter
cover. ETC.. S3,096, TE. 6-44e3.
DBLE. E.-DECK RUN-ABOUT, I2h IT,.
sOOd Me[f coma. SS HsssSfw sasSl wa o' s7ii. c a'e
ii plyHOod MSdAI row Rcw So.s. sCHT sa. HSOii i a.
7-I0o0. ~. 10 ~ -. u
WE'VE DONE IT AGAIN
New q mos, navig. for 8 mos, cost
Rate Reduction z TO 1876 et1
New lower 3 yr. term peliciess,v.
4hee Bank Financing
N. j. GERMAN INSURANCE A0BNCS
NJ H.AhOh --L -
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1862 GRADY WHITE
Lapstrake Boat on Display ct
Sc, MARINE sALRs
~ 1lth 81. 9.E. IL o-320l
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1890 l4-FT, sTARCRAFT sh-champ.
Aall-aluminum construction, 46-h.p.
complete with fully electric Cox boat
traiieI: All IN excel cond. Best offer.
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19-FT. SEA sKIFF Cruis Along, 100
h.p. Gray. 33 m.p,h. Excel. fishing,
skiing. family runabout. Convert. TOP.
SIDE curtains. full cover. foam-rubber
Ing than When.neW. Exceptional care,
orig. owner. Sl.D96. OIL. 2-b4bb.
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14-ET. LUGER, 35 EVenTude, trailer
tylly remote slse. start. gen.. extras,
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2e-FT. STEEL CHAT, Holiday, 1919,
harotop. Packard marine 100 h.ps
head, galley space 20-ft. deck, seats
bS:t bS Uofs sS2ss snapeY tslE pr SssSs tiSaIns
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new. Ship-to-shore radio, depth
IlndTesrs many extras. $3.50. On.
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70-h.p. Mercury motor and trailer.
SdssS; SdS ave. AzEo EIs2 GHss GgHzsSsdh65o dh5oS NJ vsr-
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l9 DAY CRUIs.. 30-h.p. eiec. johnson
with 2 tanks, remote control, fully
equip, $645. 10. 5-S6O6.
IS, PLYW0OD SKI BOAT, new paint,
yindshleld and control. 500. Cali
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u WOODEN Fibergias hat bottom
g. beam, 16 to IS inch siding. Fol

B. Whirlwind run
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PUMrs. se1eratogs. Iet pile.driyeI
B EQUIP. Co. Ju. 6-6O40.
OyTB0A1D M0TOR, IKE new. heavy
shaft. $50. CH. S-7264.
I6' RUNABOUT, forward conffoIs
Is h.p. johnson, $500, or best offer,
TU. 9.8S60.
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1e4FT. 0UTBOARD, with 1O-h.p. mo-
tor, self-feed tank. Hull freshly paint-
ed. 1878. gS00 .Ayenel I'd, IQakvieW).
Silver 9pring. Nd. HE, 4.3766.
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HARDWARE SPECIALS

11k3ItDW441sG O1 GOAx4HIkJ
Fibersias resin wIhardener .95 sal
Fihergias boat cloth, 50 ip.-- u IA yd
New CO approved fire ext. ----$11 81
Elec. chrome plate WIS wiper--$14.9t
New CO approved life vests - So. .0l
Electric submersihle bilee pump S2l 81
Electric bilge blower .------$2O.00
4'x24" polyfoarn tenders 49, $l.9e
WM TITaTI .E INC
Evening star., 1962-05-06

IOo-h.p. International motor. Must
S SoSs Sso% o%%an a niks aSso1siss, SsssE Ss, ss g 81
enii WA .7-23)5.
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E7infude Sa Win c0nsEois. Eittls H5Iad 5aad;
s1asc sreilsE; Pun rTlly equip. s4Oo. call So
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$3.50 damage to woodwork from storm
VIII sell as is for $1,000. or trade
= for late-model car. any make. IA,
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llARD. 9 h:p.. built-in
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l4-FT. .RUNAB0UT, plywcod constr,
h.p. outboard compi. with remote con-
trols. New Tiltabed trailer incl. cover
and access. Priced S40O. 940-19O6
15.FT. FEAThEBCRAFT.l fun EQUIP.
remote, co1tr., ltghts. trailer. 26-h.p
johnson. $3.50. uN. 4-s546.
sl sSos e "a af t,,E kTR %hI.lyine sae IN. IN
Evening star., 1962-05-06

HARyEY CRAFT. i6 custom with 80.
very reas. Make offer. OF. 4-zSi3.
l2, CHRIS-CRAFT fishing boat with
10 h.p. Scott and Mastercraft trailer,
very reas.. make offer. OIL. 4-4eI3.
IL SHELCRAFT fishing utility with 6l'
40 h.p. cleo. Eyinrude and 'B1 Gator
trailer; very reas., make offer. OIL.
4@4S13.
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14-FT. sTARLINER RUNABOUT, Mer-
curry. .2S-A. steering remote control,
windshield. conyertible top and trail-
er. $500. Can be seen at 311 Fair
isST sSOa Is IEsomss3N ss.q hSsn hs:aarE saES VIZ
remote control and 30-h,p. Evinrude
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Leonard Felt
Ineffective. on
Fuirfux Board

Waldron Leonard, who viii
quit the Fairfax County School
Board, January /, has explained
that he felt ineffective in get
ting answers to charges Of sub
standard school construction.
II don't want to run out on
anything" he said on city
Side," tapped for broadcast to-
day over WTOP, but II wasn't
able TO get the information ]
wanted" e..t. l-
A former school building in
spector. Thomas q. Dodd. made
the faulty construction accuse
tons last spring.
Mr.. Leonard said he believed
the Board Of County Supervi-
sors kept him on when they
dismissed five other members
OF the school board last month
because he had sought an i'm
mediate and full answer from
school administrators.
II was certainly q minority
as far as getting this matter
before the public" Mr.. Leonard
said.
He was elected acting chair
man OF the new school board,
Last week Mr.. Leonard an
nounced that he will resign To
devote full attention 10 his job
as director Of veteran affairs
for the District of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

Of violating the curfew brought
against Thomas B. Hulcher.
Mr.. Hulcher was one Of those
arrested last September 3 when
teen-agers and college students
rioted In the Atlantic resort
community. At that time, the
curfew was proclaimed over a
public address system as being
Immediately effective.
The Ocean City Council had
authorized the curfew to be
put in effect when needed. A
spokesman for the resort town
said the council deliberately did
not pass a law imposing the
curfew all summer, since 1t did
not want to inflict such a cur
few on the majority Of younger
people who spend the summer
in the town.
Marcus Williams. city solicit
tor for Ocean City, said he
doubted he would be able to
draw up a new curfew ordi-
nance such as the council want
ed after hearing the courts de-
ciSion.
The opinion was very ex-
plicit about what we can't do,
but 1t did not tell us what we
can do" Mr.. Williams said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
K. ofC. Dedicutes
100000 Home
Near AnnunduIe

The Fairfax council of
Knights Of Columbus yesterday
dedicated its new home near
Annandale.
Located on eight acres next
to Route 236, the two-story
brick structure was built at q
cost Of more than 100000.
Adjoining 1t are a swimming
pool and other recreation facil-
tiles.
Its completion eliminated
five years Of work by the coun-
Gil whose membership has
grown to almost 500 since its
organization in 1857.
The building was blessed BY
the council chaplain, the Rev
Francis L. Bradican, pastor OF
st. Bernadette's Church in
Springfield.
Among guests at the cere-
monies were Fairfax Senator
John A. K. Donovan and VIII
liam Moss, chairman of the
Fairfax County Board of SUI
pervisors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Man, 68, Dies
Of Heart Attack
After Accident

A 68-year-old man died. ap-
parently Of a heart attack, yes
terday after being involved in
an automobile accident at
South Capitol street and Over
look avenue S.W.
Moses r. Hankins, Of 1f0
North Payton street, Alex
andria, was admitted to Hadley
Hospital with decorations of the
left leg and bruises. He died
several hanrs later apparently
Of q cardiac condition, a hospi-
tai spokesman said.
The victim was a passenger
in a car driven by his grand
son. Reese B. Hankinsy %, of
East Parkway road. Green
belt, Nd. His Car collided with
one driven by Maynard r. Guss,
Il. Of 242 Audrey lane, Oxen
Hill. Nd. q student at the
University Of Maryland.
Mr.. Guss was charged with
failure to give full care and
attention to driving. The VIC
times grandson was charged
with failure to yield the right Of
way. The victom had suffered a
heart attack a month earlier.
the hospital said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Police Nab One,
Seek Another in
Sofewoy HoIdup

One man was arrested and
another was being sought last
night after the holdup Of Q
Safeway store at. 241 Massa-
chusetts avenue NE.
Arrested and charged with
armed robbery was Odell Fran
els Gaymon, %, Of the 140O
block Of Sixth street NV. He
was picked up about a block
from the scene of the robbery
by Police Pvt. Robert 8. Nor
ris.
The robbery occurred about
8:45 pm, according to Jack
Ranker, 81. the store manager
Of 1910 Twenty-fourth place,
Adelphi, Md.
He said two men came into
the store while he was putting
q bag Of groceries in his car
They held him up and took
between $500 and $1,000 from
the safe. He said one man had
q .38 revolver and the other a
switch blade knife.
They tied Mr.. Ranker with
Irvine but he quickly broke free
and called police. Later, he
identified Mr.. Gaymon as the
man who had been carrying
the gun.
A short time later, police
found the gun used in the
holdup and q paper bag con-
tanning $488 in cash in the
grounds Of the Library Of Con-
gress about three blocks from
the store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

month visit to Israel, and the
reason they were starving was
abet they had made with three
young lady 4-Hers who had also
spent six months in Israel. The
trio that gained the most
weight was to buy the other
three a meal at a fancy res
taurant here.
The boys won = but only
through a bit Of sneaky, under
handed business that outraged
the lofty principles Of All and
left the girls wishing they had
thought Of it themselves,
: 3-Day Diet
The slxulduggery involved q
three day diet of apple juice
and prune juice, plus the sort
Of vigorous exercise that is
familiar TO weight-watchers
everywhere.
1--WE discovered on the ship
coming back that we had
gained a total Of 81 pounds, y
explained Robert Senior, %, OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
'Boinbridge
ToGet Navy
Dutu Center
BY the Associated Press

The Navy said yesterday
Naval Reserve Manpower Gen.
ter would be established at the
u. s. Naval Training Center
at cambridge. Md.
The new installation will
provide electrical data process
ing support for the ma1powel
center. The new center win ad-
minister personnel and medical
records of all inactive naval
personnel who are not in the
reserve training program.
The center also will provide
classification and mobilization
functions for all inactive duty
personnel whether or not they
are associated with the train
ing program.
In the past. these functions
have been decentralized at lO
naval headquarters throughout
the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
BY BRIAN KELLY
Star Staff Writer

A 2,60O-mile oil pipe line
connecting the Gulf coast of
Texas to- the fuel-thirsty New
York market area is at the root
Of a new problem for planners
in Fairfax City and County.
The Fairfax City Planning
Commission and the Board Of
County Supervisors openly
were at odds last week over a
proposal to establish q storage
tank depot for the pipe line on
a tract IN Fairfax City.
The City Planning Commits
sion approved a rezoning APP
plication that would permit the
depot's construction, If au-
thorized by the city council.
The supervisors expressed dis
may that the planners acted so
quickly.
County officials maintain the
potential impact Of the 48-mil-
lion-gallon depot must be
studied further. The county
administration has let it be
known that its planning staff
initially disapproves Of the
depot proposal as one incom-
patible with long-range de-
velopment plans.
Worlds Longest Pipe Line
Behind 1t all is the lengthy
link billed by industry spokes-
men as "the worlds longest
and biggest" pipe line for fin
ished petroleum products.
Through it, petroleum sent
in minimum quantities Of 50,-
600 barrels at a time win FLOW
constantly northward to inter.
mediate points and q termina
in the Metropolitan New Yorl
area.
Thirty-two-inch underground
piping win cut through Fair.
fax County, other sections Of
the washington Metropolitan
Area and Maryland at thus far
undisclosed points.
What aroused Fairfax citi-
zenry in repent days was the
proposal to establish one Of
the pipe lines major terminal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

been pumping crude oil for
some time.
The advantage of "piped
transportation" over water,
rails or highways, he said, is
efficiency and reliability" The
petroleum products will be
flowing northward at a con-
slant speed Of four miles per
hour.
He said the subsurface piping
poses additional advantages
from a Civil Defense point of
view, for bombs cannot knock
it out" The depth of the piping
is classified, he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

boro, N. c., is scheduled for
completion next June. The Sec
ond leg. terminating at Linden,
N. j.. may be completed in late
1864.
AS a common carrier, the
coast-to-coast connection will
pump fuel oils and gasoline
northward for any oil company
at a fee.
The Colonial pipeline will be
the worlds longest and biggest
for finished petroleum prod
ucts," according to Mr.. Mayes.
He pointed out that longer,
but no larger, oil pipelines have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

SNOW HILL, Md, Dec. 8
(AP).-The ocean City curfew
ordinance has been declared
unconstitutional by the LIST Ju-
dicial Circuit Court.
The ruling, disclosed today.
was handed down last Thurs
day in connection with charges
against a 22-year-old Balti-
morean accused of violating the
ordinance last summer.
Chief Judge w. Laird Henry
prepared the courts decision,
which resulted from charges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Oil Depot's Merits Fail
ToSwoy Foirfox Critics

points near Woodson High
School and city residential
areas.
The depot, sometimes called
a tank farm" would siphon
fuel oils and gasoline from the
Texas-New York connections
and form the major outlet for
Washington and area. In addi-
ton, the depot would send bar
rels upon barrels of Jet fuels
through a six-inch spur pipe
to Dulles International Air
port.
HOmeOwners Object
A number Of Fairfax City
homeowners-and colleagues in
surrounding Fairfax County
are unimpressed by the claim
that the worlds longest line
will be laid across their front
doorsteps.
Property owners also refuse
to be swayed from their oppo-
sition by predictions of an
added $114,000 in city tax rev.
enues to be derived annually
from the installation.
The shared storage area will
cost four major oil companies
American Oil, Gulf. Texaco
and Cities Service-$7 million
to construct.
The ross-continental line
now being laid in the South
and Southwest by Colonial Pipe
Line Co., a combined Delaware
and Virginia firm, will cost ar
estimated $3.50 million.
First Leg Ready Next June
1 According to James Mayes o.
American Oil. Colonial is owned
Jointly by nine major oil com
Epanies, among them the foul
firms sponsoring the Fairfax
City bulk depot.
4 The other five he named wer'
Continental Oil Co., Sinclair
Oil Corp, Pure Oil Co.. Mobi
Oil Co, and Phillips Petroleum
Co.
The first segment of thu
commentaries" line, extend
ing from the Houston (Tex.l
suburb Of Pasadena to Greens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
YuIe Concert Slated

A Christmas concert spon-
sored by the Rockville MD
Department Of Recreation will
feature q Recreation Depart
ment tap dance group. the
Rockville Municipal Concert
Band and the Perry High
School Chorus. The concert at
9 pm. Sunday, December Is,
will be In the Civic Center Au-
ditorium in Rockville.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
AFTERMATH OF RIOT
Ocean Citys Curfew
Held Unconstitutional

SNOW HILL Nd Dec sOf violating the curfew brought
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

Momence, Ill. 1.-THE girls were
keeping their weight a secret,
but we figured we were sure
losers If We didn't do something
drastic"
So the three young men went
on a crash diet of fruit juice,
and managed to shed % of the
"a pounds in three days.
They were helped by the
circumstance that two of the
girls - Linda Giles. %, Of
ScottSville, N. Y, and Audrey
Hay, 2. of lockwood. Pa. -
took off after the ship locked
for a couple of days of home
cooking, while the third, Kathy
Middleton, %, of oxford, Kan,
had a high-calorie date in New
York.
BY the time OF the official
weigh-in Thursday at the Ma
tional All Club Foundation
here, the girls total gain was
II pounds.
I'VE never dreamed they
would resort to trickery." said
Kathy.
Ferdinand (BuO Thar, %,
of Decatur, Mich, was the
boys secret weapon.
He has a very expandable
stomach" explained Bob Sen
ior. HE looked as If he had
gained so much weight. the
girls figured they had nothing
to worry about"
Exercises Help
Nevertheless, Bob and the
third member Of the winning
team, Max Koone, 81, Of Green
brier, Ark, put Bud through q
severe program of exercise be-
fore the official weigh-in: SO
sit-ups q day, steam showers
and countless laps around the
All Foundation building at
TOO Connecticut avenue. That
and the fruit Juice did the
trick.
Somewhere along the line,
somebody thoughtfully notified
Trader Vic's, an establishment
not noted for its lack of skill
In public relations.
The result, q triumph for all
concerned, was that the six
4-H-ers ate high off the hog
and the management picked
up the $40 tab. What could be
nicer than that?
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Boys Trim All Girls,
And Test Chefs Skill

Any restaurateur likes challenge something to put his
chefs skill to the test.
Last night Trader Vs Of Washngtons posher eating
places faced to challenge that would serg-
eans hearhree young farmers the Of starvation
The young All delegates just back from six
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CHURCH NE WS
Pilgrim Christian Church
Fred E. ZachariaS, Minister

Pilgrim Christian Church
Fred E. Zacharias, Minister
The Senior Aid of Pilgrim
Christian Church will hold
their Spring Luncheon at
Chardon Lakes Inn on We'd
nesday, May 16 at loo pm.
Mrs. Edna Bigam will be the
hostess for this meeting and
Will be assisted by Mrs. Flor
ence Allison.
The Alert Group will also
meet on Wednesday, May 16,
IN the sanctuary building at
loo pm. There will be q
Thank Offering. The commit
tee for this meeting is Mrs.
Eda BredeSon, Mrs. Jessie
Hainly, and Mrs. Jeanne
Radcliffe.
4
The Friendship Guild meet
ing for May will be the An
nual Mother Daughter Ban
quet. 1t will be held in the Ed
ucational building on May Is,
at 500 pm. sharp. The pro-
gram will be Dolls" by Mrs.
Claude G a n f i e ! d and all
daughters are invited to bring
their favorite dolls to display.
The Banquet will also honor
the Girl Scouts of America on
their 50th Anniversary. Re-
Servations are necessary and
must b PLACED with Mrs. Ann
King by May IL.
The Junior Aid of the church
will meet on Thursday, May
IL, at $50 pm. at the home
of Mrs. Helen IlSe, N. Hamb-
den ST., assisting Mrs. Use,
will be Mrs. Doris Carlson,
Mrs. Ruth Daniels, and Mrs.
Louise Luckay. Miss June
Ston will lead devotions.
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Fletcher, Craig Klatka, Mark
Haas, Harold Evans, Frank
Wozniak, Thomas Hill, Rob
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one, Douglas Albrect, Ronald
Yuko, Alexander H a n S Ell,
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