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a A0A4 SsRssilepA .. i R:ssi 1s ss%-
a IN called for 7:l5 pm. Mon
80 NO day, July Is, 1868, for
ENZN the purpose Of conductin9
w the Masonic funeral serV-
p.nlces for our late brother,
JOHN w. LOCKWOOD, Master,
ROLAND NJ. BROWN, secy. Il
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCoLN-6 sites. near clock.
773-S149.
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day. July IL. 1868. at the George
AUBREY Ha HICKS. ndH sVVotsd son SAs q
Mrs. Laura ". Hicks. and the late
Joseph. w. Hicks Of Boyds, Nd.
M ns;aI Hos r sIa az. Tnais smes sv e-
Qaithersburg, Nd. Funeral serv-
ices on Monday. July Is, ct 2
pm, at the Boyds Presbyterian
Church. Interment church ceme-
terry. IA
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JOHNSON. MAE FRANCES. Suddenly,
FRANCES Johnson q Of iG 1872 New
Jersey ave. NV. Survived 81 her
relatives and many friends. Notice
q funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
MCGUIRE, Inc. 10
KELLY, MARY. The officers and
u%A members Of Forest Temple,
&E NO. 2, l.. B. P. Q. =. Of w,
M are hereby notified Of the
Nv death Of Daughter MARY
Monday Monday, J SsSsio Is, Of iS sSsrrG ~
Gay, July ~. at 8 pm, from Jarvis
DOLLY GILLESPIE,
Daughter Ruler.
BERTHA JONES,
Financial Secretary.
LOUISE L. BROWN,
Asst. Financial Secretary.
A! SaIssy AD 5S5 Il! 1888 sSgsd'1 u S ~
HDoisH P. D KLEiN, OS SHioS; M sSs.
father Of Adolph H. and Howard
<: Klein. He also is survived
oy four grandchildren. FunerSl
from the HUNT Funeral Home
waldorf; Nd, on Monday. July I5
81 1915 am. Services al sd
James Episcopal Church, Indian
head, Mo at II am. intermeni
Trinity Memorial Gardens, wal.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO CAPl.-USDA)-Ho
10000; rather slow, butchers opened
steady to weak, late and close weak
to % lower; SoWs steady to 25 lower;
shippers took 65 per cent Of the sup
ply; 1-2 2O0-225 ID butchers 1926
1880: a few loads included at 1885
1910 and around 80 head at 1850;
mixed 1-3 10000 lbs boobies:
220-250 lbs 14.50-15.00; % 240-27O
lbs 14.00-14.50; a few loads 27O-29O
lbs 13.75-14.OO: mixed 1-3 35O-40O
ID sows I2.5O-l3.0O; 4Oo-5OO lbs
12.25-l2.75: % 100000 lbs 11.50-
Cattle $500: calves none; trading
in slaughter steers slow, very spotty;
prices about steady; heifers fairly &C
tive. fully steady; cows slow, steady
to so lower: bulls about steady; load
high choice with end Of prime 1850
ID slaughter steers 24.00; most choice
95O-1, 800 lbs 2300-23.75; good 900
$50 lbs 2I .OO-23 90: a few standard
and low good .l9.00-21 90: couple
packages high choice heifers 22.15;
most choice S00-1 .025 lbs 1852 so;
good 2O.50-2l %; a few standard and
low good IS.OO-2O.0O: part load utility
1900; utility and commercial COWS
12.50-1400; a few 1850; Gamers
10.50-l2. so; a few high yielding cut
| tiers 1900: utility and commercial
bulls II 00-lS 90.
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Perry Named Citizens Director

Thomas W. Perry, jr., president of
Thomas W. Perry, Inc, building mate
rials firm of Chevy Chase and Silver
Spring, has been elected a director of
Citizens Building and Loan Association
of Montgomery County. Mr.. Perry, for
merly a member of Citizens Advisory
Board, is a member of the Advisory
Boards of the First National Bank of
Maryland and Riggs National Bank. He
is a former secretary of the Associated
Builders and Contractors.
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by the Associated INCLUDES
symbols Explained Notes Following
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Of People
Engineers Honor Howut
TUesd0y, November Is, 1868

P. Y. K. HOwat, president Of Howat
Concrete Co., Inc, of Washington, has
been named Engineer Of the Year. by
the Washington Society Of Engineers. He
will receive the award at the SOciety's
annual banquet tomorrow at pm. at
the Mayflower Hotel. The Society chose
Mr. Howat for his work in concrete
engineering in the District. 1t is eSti-
mated that his work will mean an even
tual saving of millions of dollars in
building costs.
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TinduII Joins GuIton Firm

Kenneth " Tindall has been named
system sales manager for GultOn In
dustrieS, Inc, of Metuchen, N. ]. Mr..
Tindall formerly was Washington dis
trict manager for Data Control Systems,
Inc, and sales manager for Arnoux
Corp. Gulton Industries produces cleo
tronic components, batteries, power
supplies and Instrumentation systems in
use in weapon systems, missiles and
satellites.
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Recommendation, Inc, Names BruIove

Allan L. Bralove has been named ex-
ecutive vice president of Recommendation,
Inc. With the company since 1860, Mr..
BralOve has been a senior conSultant
and mostly recently vice president in
charge of operations. He formerly was
vice president and general manager of
the Shoreham Hotel and vice president
in charge of engineering for the Elec-
trOfile Corp. He has degrees in chem
ical engineering from the Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology and also
has studied at American University.
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METALS

NEW YORK CAP) Spot nonferrous
metal prices today: Copper 81 cents
a pound, Connecticut Valley. Lead >
cents a pound. New York. Zinc 12i2
cents a pound, Fast st. Louis. Tin
12Sb a pound. New York. Foreign
silver 293 per troy ounce, New
York. PITTSBURGH scrap steel No. !
"A .00-95. 90.
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City Stores Names MeIchior

Louis G. Mechior has been appointed vice president
and treasurer of City Stores Co., New York The company
operates O7 stores in 10 States and the District It's District
stores are LanSbgS, Franklin Simon and SloaneMayer
Mr. Melchor formerly was financial vice president of
GOldbatt Bros, Inc, Chicago department store chain
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Business Group to Elect

The Northeast Business Mems Association, Inc will
elect new officers and members Of its executive committee
at meeting Thursday at pm at the Continental Hotel
The group viii also hear talk by Phil A. Doyle.
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OVER THE COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
in Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
have been bought or sold at ] pm,
Tuesday.
November ~, 1853:
Banks and Insurance CnmpauieS-
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For reservations call United at ST 347oO $50 $500 in
Bamore) your Travel Agent United Air Lines has jets
to more u S. cities than any other airline.
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IN The WORLD
One reason: dependable service from
the worlds most versatile jet fleet

We planned and expanded our
Jet MainIinero fleet 1.-THE worlds
Iargest) to suit your present and
future travel needs. As a result,
United, with long range DC-8
and DEB Mark w Jets me-
dunn to long range Boeing 72os
-. and short to medium range
CaraveIles, offers jet service to
more US. cities than any other
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airline. But we don't stop there.
Soon this kind of service will
even be increased with the addi-
ton of new Boeing 727s
scheduled for service early next
year. Planning our jet fleet to
meet your needs is simply an
other expression of Extra Care
for people an attitude that
guides US in everything we do.
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Noon over the
counter US. Government Treasury bonds.
bid, asked net change and yield for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

about u of the green pepper
and the onion slice in blend
er. Cover vegetables with
water. Run at high speed a
few seconds or until chopped.
Drain well; empty into large
bowl. Repeat with remain
ing cabbage and green
pepper until all cabbage is
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chopped. Toss cabbage mix
ture with about " of the
Italian dressing. Chill about
80 minutes. Add remaining
dressing, pickle relish, salt
and pepper; toss. Chill until
ready to serve, at least 80
minutes. Makes 6 to 8 serv-
ings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

With fresh peaches in
such plentiful supply, you
can partake Of their good
ness in q wonderful variety
of ways.
Plain warm gingerbread
topped with vanilla ice
cream and sliced fresh
peaches. Bake the ginger
bread early in the day, wrap
in foil and reheat over the
Goals. Slice fresh peaches,
toss with a little ascorbic
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Fresh Peach in Wonderful Varieties

the juice and next morning
awake to orange juice fla
vored with a hint of peaches.
Top a dish of pudding
with a fresh peach half,
round side up. Drizzle a
sweet rosy glow over the top
with slightly warm and soft
ened red jelly or jam.
Stir non-caloric sweetener,
a dash of vanilla into small
curd cottage cheese. Spoon
into the center of fresh peach
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Cold SIuw the Quick Way

u cup corn oil Italian dress
ing
/ green pepper, cut in "
inch pieces
/ thin onion slice
8 radishes, thinly sliced
u cup pickle relish
teaspoon salt
Dash pepper
Chop cabbage coarsely.
Place 3 cups cabbage and
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acid powder, chill until ready
to carry outside. The fruit
freezing powder keeps
peaches fresh-sliced looking
for hours.
Tuck this bright trick into
your pack. Garry sliced fresh
peaches all ready to serve, in
covered plastic container.
Slice the fresh peaches right
into enough orange juice to
cover the slices. Spoon over
cake at the picnic table. Save
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

If you like your cole slaw
finely chopped with a light
vinegar-oil dressing then use
this quick technique. Let the
blender do the chopping in
double-quick time and a bot
tied Italian dressing top it
off to perfection. Here's the
recipe.
Cole Slaw Italienne
/ g to 21a pound cabbage
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halves. Sprinkle with graham
cracker crumbs mixed with
a little melted butter and a
dash of cinnamon. Cheese
cake goodness without the
Galleries.
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Thin Muyonnuise

Ever thin mayonnaise with
a little lemon juice and heat
gently over hot water? Makes
a quick pleasant sauce for
canned asparagus.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-15

THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. 6AMA
Thursday, August IS, 1868 ~~@
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN
CONTINUED

EDITORIAL ASSISTANT, exper
writing, editing and production, Z
age 30 and $1,000. HAGGERTY
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE, S4et
Fenton st. Sill. spg., Md JU
s-6464.
MARRIED, MATURE COUPLE 81
house parents. Live In, School fol
retarded children, 33 mi. from
Wash. Salary, $500 mo, to start.
Also needed: Experienced driver,
maintenance and farm workers
Live In or out. Salary open. Re-
verse charges, Haymarket, Va,
PLAZA A.2A11
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SCALE MAN, in junk yard. No ex-
per. nee. Start $50 per wk., with
scheduled increases. HIS. educa-
ton. WASHINGTON RAG AND
BAG, INC, 1920 L st. Sc. Apply
In person,
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SALESMAN, LIQUOR

Wash.'s largest estab. LIQUOR store
has unlimited opportunity for
Live wire. :" Must have selling ex-
perienee. uiauor exper. not nee. }.
good sal, bonus. vac, advance
ment. CENTRAL, 51S 9th st. NV.
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LADIES don't let your budget fence
you in. Have the extra money
you want through part time work
with AVON. Call DI. 7-0221.
LADIES t3) under as, 70 call on
housewives living in HyattsYille.
College Park areas, No selling.
Must have car. Names and sd
dresses furnished S75 weekly
possible. Call MIR. PROCTOR, AP.
E-1hOO
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DUT EIkN IDOIk
Young, with AVERAGE typinR and
potential In supervisory capacity.
She will be responsible for work
distribution and the supervision
Of q happy and cnngenial staff
Personality and understanding are
EMPIRE EMpL., i340 Conn, NV.
Room sip NO 1910
GIRL FRIDAY--Lee hwy, public
relations, office exper., permanent
resident, excel, future, fringe bene.
fits, S32b. POTOMAC EMpL., iO4
n, Broad st., JE. 2-7279.
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AGE limit 90 TO 80: high
school education or equiva-
len., height SIS" TO 6'3@ in
stocking feet. weight l50-
2l0 lbs: sound physical con-
dition. 20/20 uncorrected
vision. Earnings, $4,000.
Excellent employe benefits.
Must be willing TO relocate.
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LIBRARY CLERK

Age 25-40, TO assist technical ~
brarlan. Previous library expert
ence not necessary, but WILLINGNESS
to learn detailed library duties
essential. tipping OF 40 w,p.m,
required. ATLANTIC RESEARCH
rd, Alexandria, va, FL. 4.a400.
IAN equal opportunity employerl
MGR 5000 MACHINE OPERATOR
for business office, experienced b
am Appiy p STs11 4 am 20 ~
2 pm, Monday through Friday.
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL, 1870
Varnum ST. ne,
MGR taal OPERATOR. experienced.
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HELP WOMEN
fCONTlNUEDl
No0'$a ann TO CT onn

PERSONNEL
1923 Conn. Ave. Room ZOE
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SALESMAN for old established Jew
elry firm. exper. preferred but
not essential, good salary plus
commission and many company
benefits. Apply TO Mr.. Kronhefmer,
GASTELBERG JEWELLERS. 1904
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REAT. ESTATE

Exper. man needed By large pro-
gressive organization to assist
in property assemblies, negotiation,
purchase & sale Of commercial
property. Call Mr.. Cohn 1877
lE-E
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SUPERVISOR
SURVEYORS

Party chief, rod and ehainmen,
experienced In local subdivision
work for Arlington consulting en-
gineer. ia. 5-07l3.
TEACHERs-sept. vac. In ehemIs.
try. physics. Pvt. school. ADAMS
/ TEACHERS AuCY., B05 i4th NV
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kALEs REPREsENTATIyE q WeI

Sales RepreSentative
To represent National AAA corpo-
ration. established territory
Wash, d. G. and suburbs, excel
lent present earnings, unlimited
potential, experience In carbon
paper sales or office supplies de-
sired AL company benefits. Box
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SILVER SPRING

ADM. SECYS., to 81, 200
SELECT POSITIONS
AIRCRAFT All II: I. 5:5,;5:--$7, 200
MFG. REPR. st. $4,000
Iuirl Fri, small ofc.. diversified.
ENGINEERING $500
Adm. seey.--Attrac,, Meet Clients.
ITELEVISION 800
oirl Friday to Producer.
CAPITOL HILL 500
oirl Fridays--senate Side.
PUBLIC REL. --S400+
dlrl Friday lnews-radio releases).
RECEIPTS. Ito S400
GIRL FRIDAY 500
(Poli.lss). Pub. Rel.l. CTelevisloni.
ICLK.-TYPISTS, S70-S95
(Pub. Rel). (Medical). ASSN.
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
Woodward Bldg, 18th and n NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 7-4414
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JR. SECRETARY

National news magazine has inter-
esting position for secretary with
some previous office experience.
tipping 80 w.p.m. shorthand so 70
100 w.p,In., pleasant working con-
dltions and excellent company
benefits. For appointment please
call.
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CLERK-TYPIsT for insurance OF,
flee. b-day week. sick leave anc
other fringe benefits. Will con-
slider recent high school graduate
Phone Mr.. FRfDLEY. Re. 3-77O0
for appointment.
CLERK-TYPIsT, branch office d
insurance company In downtown
area, $3.50 10 4.30. 5-day week
Call Elk. $1,000 for appointment,
elk. -TYPISTS-to SOC
Many positions. Some NO FEE.
Abbey PERSONNEL 1898 Eve NV
CLERK.TYPIsTs t2), 45 w.p.m.
for figures desired. Interestlna
position for responsible person
Generous leave benefits. Beltsvilis
location, transp. necessary. For
appt., WE. $4,000, Ext, 200.
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Ran ESTATE SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for, a younl
MANS to 35 years Of age-ir
the office building managemeni
field. OF value would be a good
education. mechanical aptitude
real estate BACKGROUND In resi-
Dental or commercial manage
ment, and ability to get alone
with people. Salary open to the
right person. All inquiries are
strictly confidential. Reply Box
23l-J, Star.
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FE. 3-7400. EXT. 26l
MONDAY BETWEEN Q A.M.-5 PM.
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HELP WOMEN
CLERK-TYPIST

position in ADVERTISING
dept. OF weekly news magazine
Excellent opportunity for younR
women interested IN marketing re-
search. Some office experience
preferred. Tipping speed OF Al
w.p,ni. Pleasant working cOndi-
tons, many company benefits.
Call FE. 3-7400, ext. 26O, bet 4
am. and pm. Monday.
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ESTIMATING ASST. = order pro-
eialty forms and printing. Per-
manent job for competent person.
Call tn. 2-06Ss, Ext. 81. for
Amendment
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statesmen

speciaities. Pull A. s. /
line. Commission. MONARCH
NOVELTY COMPANY, 1881 14th
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the President, walking pain
fully and smiling richly, were
hard to obtain. Mr.. Truman
was a m ong the easiest of
Presidents to protect. He
walked anywhere at any time,
and his own boldneSs helped
him. No one ever took a shot
at him on the street.
Once, he was almost asSas-
sinated at Blair House by two
wild nationalist from Puerto
Rico. At that, he would have
been in no danger except that
he rushed to the front window
when he heard the shooting
in the street. Later, he remit
ted the death sentence Of the
one who lived.
When General Eisenhower
was President, he worked
well with his Secret Service
Agents, but he attended the
same church National Pres
byterian) and played golf at
the Sa me club Burning
Tree). This made the work
difficult because a would-be
assassin must know where his
victim is going to be. And
everyone knew where Mr..
Eisenhower was going.
/ attended services with
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Jim RowIey's Job
Is Never Ended

What are you doing
here?" | inquired.
"JuSt looking around. Hop
in. I'll take you where you're
going"
Jim ROwley is an old friend.
1t is impossible to talk to an
old friend for a minute. The
gaps of time must be bridged.
And Rowley is worth any
mans conversation because
he is a gentleman who never
stops studying and learning.
A LONG TIME AGO. he
was an agent of the Federal
Bureau of Investigation. Then
he became a Secret Service
man. He drew the W hite
House detail under President
Franklin D. Roosevelt, and
became chief of the unit
under President Truman.
We met when President
Eisenhower was serving his
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Ike and his family the morn
ing before his second inau-
guration. Jim Rowley and
his men, as always, exam
med the church Saturday
night. They explored every
pew, every radiator, every
Granny, even the cellar fur
mace. Once the premises were
declared "sanitized," no one
was allowed in, even the min
lister.
When the Eisenhowers we're
in the church, only regular
parishioners we're permitted
Inside.
MIR. TRUMAN, on the other
hand, was never certain what
church he would attend, ex-
cept that he preferred Bap-
fist. He walked vigorously in
a straight line until he saw a
red light. Then, instead Of
stopping, he would turn right
and keep walking until he saw
a church.
President Kennedy attends
mass at any one Of three
churches in the Washington
area and no one is sure which
one until he gives directions
to the driver.
(copyright. 1858. King Features)
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first term. He was interested
in a book that | had written
called The Day Lincoln
Was Shot" He had studied
the book more intensely than
/ had written it. Fifty odd
condolences that day caused
the assassination" he noted.
IF just one of them had hap
pened the other way. -"
Jim ROwley is no longer in
the White House detail. He
has a nice office in the Treas
ury Building and he can play
the executive. Instead, as
night fell. he was sitting in a
parked car in the White
House driveway, watching
people 60 in and come out. 1t
was a chilly evening, and he
could have been at home with
his lovely wife Mabel and his
three girls.
The Secret Service does a
lot more than protect the
President. 1t also protects the
currency from counterfeiters.
Still, its most dramatic duty
is to preserve the life of the
President. When Mr.. RooSe-
welt was in office, the work
was wild and woolly because
it was a big family Of extro-
vertS who might be on three
different trains and four
planes on any one day going
to seven different places.
Mr.. Roosevelt was con-
scious Of his leg braces, and
Secret Service men huddled
around him so that photos of
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TO-DAY
In History
ON THIS DATE

OaN AAAAS In -
In 1888, the scientific study
of meteors began when more
than 100000 shooting stars
were sighted over Eastern
North America. The spectacle
prompted many to believe
that the end of the world had
come.
In IT'S, Colonial forces I'm
der Gen. Richard Montgom-
cry accepted the surrender
of Montreal.
In 1849, California adopted
a State Constitution.
In 1906, the first airplane
flight in Europe was made by
Alberto SantoS-Bumont.
In 1882, the Colorado River
was diverted to permit con-
struction of Hoover Dam.
In 1945 Gen. Charles de
Gaulle was elected interim
President of the French pro-
viSional government.
THOUGHT FOR TODAY
The ripest peach is highest
on the tree. James Whitcomb
Riley, American poet. .
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Paint Store Solves
Problem of Returns

DIES MONIES, Iowa CAP,
- The other day a woman
dashed into the standard
Glass and Paint Store in Des
Moines and asked, HAS my
husband been here YETI"
Proprietor Mark Woods
hooded.
"Oh, did he buy paint for
the bathroom" the woman
asked.
81 wouldn't sell it to him."
Woods replied, and pointed to
a sign on the cash register
saying: Husbands picking
out paint colors - you bring
note from wife"
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jim BISHOP

It was almost dark. We left
the Executive Offices Of the
white House and walked
down the curving gravel path
toward the gate.
There's a man In that car
ahead" Kelly said.
/ looked. Automobiles we're
parked on the left side. Yes,
there was a man in one. He
got out.
1t was James Rowley, chief
of the Secret Service. He is a
man with a gOOd-looking face
and a sprinkle Of frost in dark
hair. l said hello, and intro
duced my wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-13

Map of Virginia, Mop Of MoryIond,
silver, 2.2O, silver, 2.2O,
lax gold, $3.50. lax gold, 1850.