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Evening star., 1963-03-01
New Quake JoIts
Libyun Town

TRPOLI, Libya, Mar. / (AP),
"A new earthquake shook the
town Of Al Mari last night a
week after it was shattered by
two heavy quakes that killed
about 800 persons.
Several Of the few remaining
buildings in the town were de-
stroyed, including the Libyan
Army barracks, but no casual
ties were reported.
The shock hit AL Mari as
hundreds of survivors of last
weeks twin quakes huddled in
refugee tent camps outside the
town, which had been about 90
per cent destroyed. In addition
to the 800 killed, government
officials estimated that 57s
were injured last week.
Evening star., 1963-03-01
Upper House in Bonn
Rotifies French Treaty

BONN, Germany, Mar.
(AP) The upper house of the
West German Parliament rati-
fled the controversial treaty OF
cooperation between France
anu, West Germany today.
The Bundesrat, made up OF
representatives Of the 10 fed
eral states, gave its approval
after Chancellor hnnrad Ade-
nauer delivered a strong appeal
in favor of the treaty. The
vote was seven in favor and
three abstaining.
The abstentions came from
the states Of Lower Saxony
Hesse and Hamburg, who's
governments are dominated By
the opposition Socialist Party.
The treaty now goes before
the lower house, or Bundestag
which represents the West
German people directly and
wields the decisive voice in
legislation. A vote there is ex-
pected later this month.
Before the vote, Mr.. Ade-
nauer defended the treaty he
signed last month with PreSi-
dent Charles de Gaulle as
necessary for further progress
toward European union and
maintenance Of world peace.
The 87-year-old Chancellor
insisted that the controversial
treaty does not clash with West
Germany's obligations 10 the
Common Market, the North
Atlantic Treaty Alliance or
with its other international
obligations.
Evening star., 1963-03-01

large-scale military aid sought
by India from the West, es-
pecially the United States.
India's National Communists
are expected soon to launch
an intensive propaganda cam
paign to pave the way for a
warm public reception here for
the Soviet Premier.
1t is also reported that India's
President Radhakrishnan may
visit the United States and
Britain later this year. No
date has yet been fixed.
The Indian President, a phi
losopher and longtime profes-
sor at oxford University before
ascending to India's highest
office, viii pay state visits To
Afghanistan and Iran in the
second week Of May. There Is
some speculation here that he
may extend his tour TO in
clude England and the United
States in May as well.
Evening star., 1963-03-01

He denied that it would COM
pei West Germany to join in
Gen. de Gaulle's opposition to
British membership in the
Common Market and to the
United States plan for a NATO
multi-nation nuclear force.
The treaty is encountering
resistance because of the un-
popularity among all political
parties Of Gen. de Gaulle's
grand design" for a French
dominated Europe.
Mr.. Adenauer's appearance in
the Bundesrat-his first In
years-underlined his concern
for the treaty's chances of rati.
fication. Normally the Chan.
cellor speaks only in the Bunde.
stag.
The treaty calls for frequent
consultations among the lead
ers Of the two countries to
hammer out common policies
in foreign affairs. defense and
cultural matters.
Mr.. Adenauer maintained
that much Of the resistance to
the treaty arises from what he
called a false connection be-
tween the signature of the
treaty on January % and
events about the same time
that caused international indig-
nation over Gen. de Gaulle.
Foremost Of these was Frances
veto Of British membership in
the Common Market one week
later.
Evening star., 1963-03-01
Guild Accepts
Cleveland Offer

CLEVELAND. Mar. / (AP).-
Clevsiand's newspaper strike
entered its fourth month today
with the Newspaper Guild
ready TO end its part by sign
ing new contracts with the
Plain Dealer and the Cleveland
Press 81 News. Three other
striking unions have yet to
reach agreement on new con-
tracts.
The Guilds executive board
last night approved the signing
Of the new pacts as soon as
possible. The vote was % for
Evening star., 1963-03-01
BY MARY McGRORY
star Staff Writer

The "Ev and Charlie Show"
is back, but it isn't the Ev and
Charlie show any more.
Although it looks like the Ev
and Charlie show and sounds
like the Ev and Charlie show,
it will now be called the "Joint
Leadership Presentation" a
term which its followers will
doubtless learn, as race-track
addicts have sometimes remem-
bered to refer to their bookies
as turf accountants"
The yearning for elegant
terminology is common to
many performers, and Ev and
Charlie have longed for accept
ance on the political scene as
the burlesque king hopes to
play Shakespeare.
The real drama Of their show,
Of course, is its continued ex-
tstence.
Ev and Charlie Senate Re-
publican Leader Everett Dirk
sen and House q. o. p. Leader
Charles Halleck - have been
buffeted by their critics as well
as their years. Last fall they lost
their sponsor. They finally
found a new angel, the Repub-
hcan Congressional Campaign
committee.
RaucOus Queries Abound
1t is, Of course, distracting
to an artist to be constantly
quizzed about the details Of the
production. On Broadway the
audience doesn't hop up and
ask the stars how many per-
formances there will be or who
paid the author.
But Ev and Charlie are con-
stantly plagued by inquiries as
to their financial status and
their future plans.
Senator Dirksen, tousled
curly hair haloing lined face,
had an opening line yesterday
in the great "show-must-go-on"
tradition:
II have the flu," he said. his
velvet tones q bit scratchy,
"and I should be in bed, but
I didn't want this first presen-
tation to be marred by my alb
sence. I"
Evening star., 1963-03-01

man said. was made known In
10 letter from Assistant Attorney
General Lee Loevinger to Mr.
Powers.
Mr.. Powers had protested To
the department against the
voluntary newspaper shut
downs. He asked the depart
ment to investigate possible
violation Of the antitrust laws
Evening star., 1963-03-01

ChineSe invaded last october.
Most have been answered by
Mr.. Nehru, according to these
sources.
Mr.. Khrushchev repeatedly
has been urging an early meet
ing with the Indian Prime
Minister, preferably in Tash-
kent. but now has agreed to
come to India himself.
The Soviet Premier is said to
be greatly concerned by the
setback given communism's
spread in Asia since the Him
alayan border war and at the
Evening star., 1963-03-01

is criticized by the other side,
and let the people in our own
countries and the whole world
figure out and Judge who is
right and who is wrong" chal-
lenged Peking's Red Flag.
THAT is what we are doing.
And we hope you viii follow
our example. We are not afraid
to publish everything of yours
in full. We publish all the mas
terpieces in which you rail at
us. Then, in reply, we either
answer them point by point
or we answer the main points
Sometimes we publish your ar
ticles without any answer, leav-
ing 1t TO the readers to Judge
for themselves.
Evening star., 1963-03-01
Kennedy Meets
With Cabinet

President Kennedy met with
his cabinet today for what as
sociate White House Press Sec.
retary Andrew T. Hatcher de.
scribed as a general review oi
foreign and domestic affairs.
1t was the first meeting o.
the cabinet since January II
and the 25th since Mr.. Kennedy
became President.
Evening star., 1963-03-01
POINT or VIEW

Then he went into his soft
shoe routine about the short
comings Of the Kennedy nu-
clear test-ban policy. Mr.. Hal
Evening star., 1963-03-01

signing, 8 against and Q
abstentions.
The Guild executive board
acted after getting permission
to sign the contracts from the
contracts committee Of the
American Newspaper Guild in
Washington. While giving per-
mission to sign, the ANG recon-
mended continued negotiations
with the publishers Of the two
strikebound newspapers for a
somewhat better settlement.
Last week the membership Of
the Guild, which joined the
walkout November 80, ratified
q two-year contract providing
for wage increases averaging
$40 over its two-year term.
Evening star., 1963-03-01
Koreu Now Sells Coal

SEOUL - Development Of
Korea's coal resources has car
ried the country from the po-
sition Of a coal importer-$25
million worth in 1956-to where
small quantities Of the fuel can
be offered for export.
Evening star., 1963-03-01
'Ev and Charlie Show Gets New Name

AS usual, some Of the re-
porters, were asking about the
mechanics of, the show instead
Of its political content, and
wanted to know about guest
appearances. 1t has been re-
ported on Capitol Hill that
when the Republican National
Committee refused to under
write the show, the Republican
Congressional Committee be-
came its sugar-daddy on the
promise Of the stars that vari-
GUS experts" from the G. o. p
would be called In on certain
issues.
Senator Dirksen replied
blandly that III the Governor
Of Rhode Island, a Republican
had come in last night we
would have been delighted to
have him In the interests OF
Republican fellowship"
Time for . Commercial
The Joint Leadership presen-
tation. whatever Democratic
derision and Republican Con-
sternation 1t may inspire To-
cally. is very big in the prov
inces, according to Senator
Dirksen.
MANY approving letters to
which are attached checks for
IS, $40 and $25 are coming In"
crooned the Senator. "If you
could arrange to get 1t In your
copy you might say the Joint
leadership needs money"
However well he did on the
commercials, Senator Dirksen
was at his best in his defense
OF American womanhood.
He was aked to comment
about a recently-released pres
tige poll which said that men
in foreign countries consider
American women frivolous
and bossy."
II think American women, +"
said the top star of the Joint
Leadership Presentation, "are
by and large the most charm
ing and the most efficient,
the most business-like, the
best-mannered, the best-look-
ing, the best-dressed and have
the best taste in hats"
Evening star., 1963-03-01
Khrushchev Reported
Set to Visit Indio Soon
BY RICHARD CRITCHFIELD
Special to The star

NEW DELHI-Sovet Premier Khrushchev will visit India
in late March early April according to reliable
Announcement of the date of his visit expected days
Russian Embassy sources here claim that Mr. Khrushchev
far from remaining silent the ChnaInda border clash
has sent India Prime Minister Nehru 26 letters since the
Evening star., 1963-02-21
PRINCE GEORGES
PLAZA

46 Sleek Welcome Mots
ts-623D. Rec. CSC. Sole e3s
4 Prs. No. sos 20" Bross And
irons le-272. Reg. S2e.9s,
$ No. 34ao Bross uns ondirons,
20" high ls-2S6l. Rec. Se.7S,
Y Fireploee Screens ts-2tH.
Reg. $24e5------SeIs SASS
3 No. sos Porch Fixtures IT,
567. Reg. $2e.eS., Sale $500
s Block end Bress Trim Perch
Fixtures I7-S72).. Reg. $eS5,
3 Sporton pohoble Electric Ro-
diotoFs t7-7Ssl. Reg. S29.9S,
Sale 4iS.o6
2 Titon BossbooFd Hso,ss IT,
74ol. Req. Sl6.ee. Sole 9ii.e7
5 No. 1882 Tool Sets (2l.
26oD. REG. 1895,
Sale Sis.s9
, rs StonIey Planes. Reg. Sl4.so
Sole e.22
! Bit Broes Reg. e.9S. Sole 4.72
! premsl Sender. Reg. 1895.
Sale ga
] Pedoltrim sssreiser.' Rec.
1926 -----------Sole l1.22
! AZ" Youngstown sink. Reg.
69.SS -----------Sols ALI
! Pink Bo,htub ldIsployl. Reg.
o2.SO --------r-=Sole 31.22
! De Luxe Storflyls Garden TiIIer
I4-6475l. Reg. S34.9S,
Lombsrt Electric Lswn Mower
I4-6434). Reg. $es. so.
Sole 377.27
I $3.50 cIopoy poor. Req.
Reg. $22.9S-------SaIe $4.z2
= Aluminium Storm Doon. Reg.
$l9.e5---------.Sals $i2.n
Evening star., 1963-02-21

GEORGIA AVENUE.


3 l2' Lsdders Wood Streioht t3-
1871, Rec. 1926. Sole $e.4A
ALL 006 COLLARS, HARNESS,
LEADS s0e6 Off.
3 Mlehleon Pottine Sell, Sob.
beg ts.27el. Reg. Sz.49
Sole $i.&7
4 Gals. Tlnt.A-6reen Lawn Col.
erine C6.3o3l. Reg. $3.e1
Sale Si.s7
] 10" Square 'Iapesed Hanging
PIentsrs (6-67D. Reg. S2.e7
2 2o'xa4" White ecrdsr f.ne.
t3-lo6ll. Reg. $7.e5.
z is"x6' Redwood Fence. a.
l0Ssl REG. $3.6e- Sale $I.z2
.. Sl7BBF Disdbosh end Eeeder
.l6-63llI Rec. is. .9S Sale $e.l4
3 W4o2 Bird Feeder l6-4iIl
Reg. $l,S8 ---..-I-Sole STs
3 e.x4' BvrIop Shrub Gucrds l6-
42D. Req. $1.ze.--Sele $l.zz
8 DisposobIe kdt kamcdes t6-
453l. Req. 37c-L.---Sole Ice
3 fl2 BF Bird Feeder with steel
post t6-3Sels REG! $5.47 80
s lsE Town 9 ceyaAiY Feeder
t6-4oD. Rec. $l.S1--SoIs s1e
5 n" erass TopeTed Lses, sst Of
four tl4-ls2,. Rsa. I4s.
s Hs-4i2s .l5saoino Fireploes
Screen ts,2l5l. Rec. 24:s5
3 noehshGnd Feot. SeFapsr g.
l23l. Rec. Se.oe---saIs s4.94
l6 $500 An StupDsy Golf Sells
per dezsn tl5-5sc,. Reg. $4.ss
30 BE. A"xlo" HemIoek HsssI
Siding .tl-l34ls Rec. 36e B.F.
Sale zoe ~,
500 eF h"x6s csdor esvel SID.
ins n-i52j. Rec. is 6.f.
Sole DC D.g.
II eertons gehd Pure Vind Tile
asserted eoIots-loe or piece
: ! 1901 3'x4. MstoI bed DlspleY
Reg. S49.ee ,-l- SeIe 14s14
Q 50" poor 8 WnSsw ANminas
t2.6sel. Reg. S7.e5, Sale 50 .so
3 h"xM" Tees tS-lIg7l. Reg.
0Ae ------L--.--.-Sdle eee
3 IA" Rodie.or Ellis l5.7s7D.
Reg. 81 ~ --------Sole 9es
oronoeburo Y t5-13N.
Rec, Ss.2o -------Sels $i.eS
% s.'xo" Cssspool StreIns,s t5-
l122l. Reg. 4ee .---. Sale 2se
I5h" SoddIs Tees lS-2o7l.
II Double Sink with fittings s
66-2 t5-l6isl. Rec. $lIe.S5
i ssle Sass
8 Chrome Plated Shower tieeSs
t5-l75l. Reg. $i.le.- Sole 1ss
4 $lo37 Sofety Lontsm com
pIets with bottsN. Reg. Sl.es
IL PRT sF2o vsrneo Fon a.
Ie43l. Req. S2o.eS Sele S14.0o
IL. Meeul Bose 5o/loo/l5o wott
Light Bulbs I7-ls0. Reg. $l:le
Sale aae
In Mooul Bose looI2ooi5oo
wott Light Bulbs t7-lss). Req.
III u Approved 5o' E,dsnsIon
Cords with Reel t7-l4p. Req.
I$2.95 -----------Ssls $i.Ss
II s69 ShssIond PoIishsr with
Brushes l7-77H. Req. 1922
/ SsIe $500
IL Accessory Kits 10 Sheilond
polisher t7-777l. Reg. $500
Il Sole $500
IilL.,sso 60 Purihon I7;9sn: ,,s BEG; z!
IL SMi2-cH Chrome DsIuws
s,erd oefmsysr Mixer. Req,
III @7.se ---------Sols 3elsec
Evening star., 1963-02-21
SOUTHEAST


z oNindieol Safety Lanterns
with eottery l7-lSsl. Rec. l.9S,
Sale 9es
z Two Cell Shop Flashlights
t7.16ei. Reg. $l.9S. Sole i.2S
I Universal Autcmetie PereoIo.
tor. Reg. $23.ss. Sale $i6.44
I Toossmoster Auto. Toosser.
Req. Sass. Ssle $500
, Block Lamp Pests l7.s77l.
Res. $5.95-:------SoIe $3.50
, RsFtsbIs Potio Lights t7-6ssl.
Rec. $3.25 ------ Sale ! l.S9
I Ne. BIS 25' Outdoor extern
sion t7-I4sI. Reg. $7.s5. :.
Sole $A.77
/. i No. $50 so outGoor sxsen.
sion l7-l4s). Reg. $l0,SS.
z Seonon Auto. Pcroble kodl-
asos t7-74ll Reg. 24.95I
Sole $Ie.oo
, No. B-lo Electric liss.sts
C7-766I. Reg. SASS,
i atr Sale, 4ii.oo
I ShstIanJ Noeuum cleonsr and
Floer WesheV t7-7eol. Req.
1925. Sale $z0eo
5 l2' Electric Heot Topes
t5.i33D. Reg. $3.45.
Sole $I.gS
10 Air Condition Covers, rsou-,
lor size t7.slo). Reg. $2.9e,
m Sale &1.o0
IL Nc. 1852 ssanIsy Tocl Set
t2l-26ol). Reg. $2s.95,
Sole $lSIe9
Z MiehIson. Pettino Soil, 50 ID.
beg t6-2T0. Reg. $2.4e.
Sole $I.7S
s Threa-woy Mulch, 5-lh. bog
] i6-335l. Rec. 7se. Sole 44s
i17, !. Sser.A-Woy l3dnusn for
Window Screens l3.2o95l. Reg.
$E.25 ------.s----. Sole 44e
3 Sets Of = snsS Tepered Lsos,
az tl4siszl. Reg. $7.4Ss
Sole $s.77
IL. No. 100 Black folding .Lsos,
Reg. @3.S5 -.-s--.-Sole $z.Z
~ "JFK" Rcckino Choir tI7.
36ol. Reg. 1888 Sole $s.s6'
| I Dozen 63ooAIiI Standard Coli
BolIs tl5-59ol. Reg. S4.ss.
| Sale 97.SS
IL No. 6oi 5x4 De Luss Garden
Shed oispIey ll.l3N. Reg.
| 49.eS -------- Sole Sz4.S4
IL 40" Aluminium Door concpyi
t2-7oN. Reg. Szz.ee.
l Sale @ttM
IL Heoy Duty Both Security Roll
t5-349I. Reg. $7.o5. SeIe $40
lo4" orunosbvrs ~" tS-154l.
g. 4" OFonoebuFo Joining Sleeve
tS-735l. Reg. 9oe. Sale Sse
6 "a" Saddle Tees l5-2o7l.
Reg. e4e -----:---- Sale 5se
9 Reetonoulor Flonoe for Anols
Gurtein Bor l5-l95l. Rec.
$l.75 ---------- Sole $i.ie
R-alf e.. n 90
''''''' se'''"' ":s; 81. So,
3 Kitchen Cabinets. Reg. 4.oo.
i Sole $2.oo
II 2o-Gol. Trosh Con. Reg. 2.56,
Sole $l.oo
i ] Mitchell Spinning Reel: Req.
$is.sS----------SoIs $ii.ss
II Garcia Spinning Rod. Req.
$l4.95------------ Sole 2.so
Evening star., 1963-02-21
BELOW IS PARTIAL LISTING OF THE THOUSANDS OF NICETIEs
ALEXANDRIA

N,ssSsssssss.
l3 l2' stroioht Lodders, wood
(3-ls5D Reg. 1926,
Sale $e.44
23 Bontom SLIDING Door Sets for
70" doors t5-2So5l.. Req.
$500 ---------- Sole St.47'
ALL .ALuAIkuM RAIL co.,
uMks, FITTINGS. 4o's oep'
II Pint Plastic Bottle Wilt Proof
t6-se9). Reg. Sl.96. Sole Gle
- s-oz. Appleton Bottle Wit
Prcef te-seel Reg. s. ~, /.
Sole Tie
6 10" Squore Topered Hcnpino
Planters t6-67D Rec. $2.s7,
Sole $l.47
ScAREN WIRE. Reg. 26e 10 5oc
Remnants SsIe Sc Sc. Ft.
II Ster-A-Woy Aonoers thold
20, seEeenes) (3-2o95l. Reg.
%'s&@ @---- - ------~S@t@ wv
3 Folding type Bnoekeis. Req.
! $3.95 pr. ------Sols 81 ~ n.
9 RsIokit Kits t3-ls4A Rec.
$2.le------------SaIe $i.zx
10 VentiIoters for wood storm
sosh. Reg. 55s------Sole 1os
9 SeOtt's Wond l6-s6ol. Req.
ese ------.-------Sols 47e
II 36"xI5" Tsxtilmssh To-
43sl. Reg. SSe----6ols 47s
8 OTIS. Autumn Gold Peint-dis-
continued (9-l4l3l. Reg. $2.lS,
Sale $i.oT
s Qts. Sondulwood poinl--dis.
eontinusd t9-l34D. Reg.
Al5------.-----Sole l.0I
5 Gols Sondolwood Point-dis-
continued te.i342l. Reg. $3.50,
4. ~" eross Topersd Legs. Set
Of 4 tl4-iszI Reg: $1;4s:
, s6"xss" Bobby shonts 'NsoIe
Catcher ll5.H-52ll. Req.
Se.e7------.-=---SaLe $4.gs
4.Wllson Crest :, Iron Set lis
HAD Rec. $2s;s1. .,..
I We'll Pdr Down kqUo fixture
I7-4ssl Reg. $7.ss;. 49,
.2whits-WsII Pull Down FIstvses
t7-42il. Reg. $7.o5. Sale $3.77
4 Sleek and BFoss poreh Fixtures
No. l54 t7-57z). Rsg. $s!sS,
2 Comb. sof.N plIot Eh. end
Auto. Thermostots t7.64S.
Rec. $29.e5------Sels $1,000
4 Tool Sets l2l-26oD. Req.
S2e.95----.----:Sole. $3.50
! Utility Shed. Reg. $3s.ss.
Sale $12.0o
! No. e02 Foom RubberiIed bol-
stsr ts-s7eI. Rec. $3.50.
M por. Golf Boil, Hs.ssol.
Reg. S4.ss--.-----Sols $1.s3
II Bob White Tennis eolls ll5-
532l. Reg. $l.49 con Of 3,
Sols 96e Con ef ,
lso B. F.. M"xlo" siding BeveI
u-l5N. Reg. 36e b. &, Sole
2os b. q.
ns Q. 3. .h"x6" cedor Bsvsi
siding il-lszI. Rec. lss et,
9 5z@xso" cIopey Desr. a:
ssD. s.s. ss.ss-, 81. s4.47
8 4xsNhD.c. o. interior Fir
PIwoed shsothIns !i2-o7et.
= s:'; 4.ss,s. ssjsS c-D, -f,s 81; SIy.css s;ss
shss.hIns uz.o1sl: Reg;
Assorted cOIo.s pU!. vInd Tile.
Sole ioe pss pisss
Evening star., 1963-02-21
NORTHEAST

7 tsss Hoqclop We'll B.sstst
z l2x24 Feoulor drill Aeeoussi-
eel Ceiling Tile ll2.i6zl. per
esrten Reg. $7.4e--SaIs $3.74
8 sendriit Confetti Asphclt Tile
uS.l3lO per ecrten Rec.
N3.44 ----------Sele Se.T2
,, 1900 s.sA' Metal shst de.
ploy tl-lssl. Rec. $3S, IS -
zslsyas;ssra.opesssi' ss'i dts.
Rec. S4e.ye ----.Sols S1A.s7
42iN" S.lIts Weed combins.
ton Doors, ssysrol sizes. Rec.
Sl2.se -------.-Sole $i3.s1
227 Wood Storm Sosh assorted
sizes. Reg. $2.52' 70 $e.43
u 4" orenosburo Y l5-7sD.
Rec. $3.24--------Sals Si.ss
81 4" 0roNeebuse Jsinine
Sleeves t5-7sSJ. Reg. 9oe
2o ReetonovIor FIonoe for anols
eurtein bor t5-leSl. Rec. Sl.75
Evening star., 1963-02-21
FALLS CHURCH


so Electrical Fixtures.
Sale so': OFF
! 4o-GoI. Gos-Woter Heater.
Reg. $7e.95. ----SoIs $3s.sT
IS Clocks. s.---.Sols S0ss OFF
800 2x4-s'. Reg. 6oc. Sale 22e
IS No. 572 Ceiling fixtures. Reg.
$59.95---------.-Sels 94.72
I. Bob Mortln Golf Set and Bog.
Req. $39.e5------Sols $21.z1
! Billy Casper Coli Set. Rec.
S42eS .----------sole 11.11
! 9e" Renss Hood. Req,
$59.95----------Sele> $32,z2
80 Col, LoNcn Exterior Mosonry
Paint. Rec. $3.50. Sale S1.e1
IS Qts. LoNes Exiefior Masonry
Point. Rec. $40. Sale s7e
IS Rubber Hell RunUets. Reg.
Sl.96.-----!----.-SoIe eee
2 SubmeTslble Stump Pumps. Req.
S6S.95----------Sols $32.zz
5 PredriIIsdf Bowling Bells. Rec.
$l9.e7--.------.S Sole $i2.z2
! Work Dodoer Snow Blower.
Reg. $oa.95------Sale .$49.eS
! IToa Sump Pump. Rec. $29.99,
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S26.S3-.--.---Sole Sl4.41
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54.95 49, Sole ALA
4 Sets of Stonley Tools. Rec.
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Sweepsrs. RAG. 1925. Sale s.27
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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1963-01-11

Announcement is being made of the recent wedding of Shirley F. Bernard, Soldotna, and Virgil J. Nordgulen of Clear. The mar riage took place at 5 pm. on Dec. Is in Our Lady of Angels Cath ollie Church in Kenai
 Father Thaddeus Dean officiat- ed at the double ring ceremony. Vows were repeated by the coupl before an altar decorated with baskets of white and salmon col ored gladioli.
 The bride is the daughter of Clyde H. Hescox and the late Mrs. Hescox of Mountaindale, Penn. She has been employed for some time as medical secretary at the. Central Peninsula Clinic. Soldotna.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Nordgulen of Ridgeway are the parents of the bridegroom. He is an electron- ics techinician employed by Radio Communications of America in operations at Clear.
 For her wedding, the bride wore a blue two-piece knit en- semble with white accessories and carried a white prayer book top ped with nosegay bouquet of pink rosebuds. Her only at tendant was Mrs. Harold Miller, Anchorage whose dark beige knit suit was trimmed with beige sa- tin. Mrs. Miller's flowers also were pink rosebuds.
 Robert J. Nordgulen of Ridge way served his brother as best man.
 The mother of the bridegroom choose to wear dress of light beige lace to her sons wedding. Her ensemble was complemented with an orchid corsage.
 Immediately following the cere- mony the couple was hosted at a wedding reception given in the Rldgeway home of the bride groom's parents.
 Mrs. Glenn Erickson of Ninil- chik, sister of the bridegroom. Mrs. Robert Nordgulen, Ridge way, and Mrs. Lewis Vukmir. Anchorage, assisted in the serv-