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The Republican., 1963-05-09

Special observances of Law Day,
[. S. A.. and Police Week should
accentuatc our obligations as
Americans to promote the "rever-
Cnce of the law and 10 defend
our society against all enemies
Law. after all IS the sustaining
link between man and freedom.
The Republican., 1963-05-09

Yugoslavia agreed to sell arms
t. India
Copper River current., 1963-06-20
A.C.s. NEWS (~ ,

time and has been reassigned to the South A8 He will be stationed in Birmi ngham, Ala bama almost in his home town. The pot luck dinner, came off real we'll in spite of the probable rain. The ACS wives brought lots of goodies and "Chef Willard" barbequed ham steaks, hot dogs and a big bologna roll on the grill. There was lots of food and a good old fashioned gossip session. The ACS folks from Sheep Mountain even came up for the event. Mac ard family departed on the 18th, driving all the way down end pulling his boat. We enjoyed having the and enjoy their neW assignme mt.
 The ACS softball team got off to a bas start Last Sunday, they played the Cop Final count 9 to favor, ANB. They only beat us because they were better. "e did, mt get much work done on Monday cause everyone was stiff and sore. We want to play them again.
 The Boss is back from his vacation. Seems he had good time, even the fishing was good. He, along wi tn Bill Alunson, ottended the Americ can Legion Convention at Haines. They learned lots at the con- vantion which will be useful and practical.
 The boss has started a trap line wild tales he can reminisence abOut in his old age to his gr dchildren. Seems as if Mi ckie's garden had been disappear- ing finally discovered there were shrews tlat had devoured all the broccoli, r2dish tops, lettuce, parsley ard beet tops. So Bill set out his trap line ond caught six nice fat shrens. How do you tan a shreW skin?
Copper River current., 1963-06-20

The American Legion expressed 1ts ap- reciation to the people of Haines and Port Chi1koot for the wonderful courtesies ex- te nded to them while in the comuni ty.
 Host for the next convention in June, 1864 will be Jack Henry Post #l in Anchor age. The national convention will be held in Miami, Florida in September, 1903.
 The COPPER RIVE CURRENT wishes to exten it's appreciation for the above article which was written ard sent to us by Mrs. Mimi Gregg of Port Chilkoot.
Copper River current., 1963-06-20

While in Skagway on vacation, Miclie. Willard became acquainted with two young ladies who work at the Alaska Library and Museum in Jureau. While talking mention was mqde of the Current ard it seems our local paper is to become the historical record for our area. Photo5tatic copies of all issues are made at the erd of each year md filed. All our efforts in putt ting out the paper are rewarded by this and perhaps now even more people will become into res ted in our paper. ,se would ap- preciato more help from everyone and es- pecially from those in our largest area, those that are served most by the paper, Glennallen.
Copper River current., 1963-06-20
4 conte nted man can't be sold thing

AMERICAN LEGION CONVENTION (cont) Department officers for the coming year are: Department Commander, George Fetro- vich, First Vce-Comarder, Bob Blair, Second Commander, Ed Grove, Service Officer, Joe Briones, Judge Advocate, Warren Colver (absont), Chaplain, Father John A. Lunnay, Historian, James LaLorde, Sergeant t-Arms, Bill Kelm, ard two Ex- ecutive Commi ttmen, Ralph "arren and Dave Stock (absent). Installing officer was William H. Sanders.
 For the Auxiliary, Alice Bouwens Was elected President, Betty Eliason ~- Vice President, Madaline Grove 2nd Vice Presi- dent, Betty Sampson, Secretary-Treasurer, Historian Verle Lewis, Chaplain Narge Dick ard geant-at-Arms Agnes ZabOrac. Edi tn tl. Davis the installing officer.
 The Convention came to successful con- clusion with the final banquet on Saturday night at the Haines School. Presentation of Awards took pl0ce. lOvel y dinner was prepared by Gloria Mercy of the Bamboo Room ard served by the Girl Scouts. The evening finished with exciting Perfor- nance of the Chilkat Dancers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

OPEN EVERY EVENING TN gPM,
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
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CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood Sc d q n.
blue, matched full leather interior
trim, factory air plus loads Of pow
er accessories spotless condition.
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HERSON'S

On and o IS. NV. DE-. 7-ll1o
CADILLAC IS sedan de VILE. 81 .ooo
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AUroMoBILEs FoR sALE AUToMoBILFs FoR sALE

CHEVROLET "a Pei Ar d INA.
with heater, ID. G Inspected lev
mileage. J new tres Plus Z an0W
tires. Bought from estate q oriRi.
nai owner. Priced 10 sci. Mr..
BLAKELYs Re. 1lz1S.
CHEVY 80 convert, va alfo., ..
and h., p-s.s p.b.s u0oo nj New
engine. radiator (due freezin 81,
new fact. top, etc. Good I'D. tres.
! ownsr, SONG abroad usSo e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

CADILLAC go sedan. green with
plus air cond.. 81. 295. Open
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC 80 Edorado, beautifal
terror, fully equipped including fac
tory air eoldltioning. CHS hneEt
convertible, SPECIAL SsGss.
OPEN EVERY EVENING III JPN
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
lo2o All. Rd-.. Bethesda OF. G-77oo
CADILLAC 50 sedan. air eondi-
toned FleetWood Custom go Sue-
cal. every power feature. sLsls.
Lindsay OldS-Cadillac
r,ksyA.lhlLslsS SGfo SHoPPINHG. , gJh !
CADILLAC 20 4-dOOE. a.u& Casa
i HERSON'S
sth and o SIS. NV. De. ION
CADILLAC IS sedan de Vile, 81 yool
MI immae., ssSo. FLOOD Pom
TAG al Com
CADILLAC '6I COW, fully p0Wel
equip. An leather interior. Beaut
black, black top, S3slsS. H. s-645o
Ewes. so. $40.
CADILLAC '63 biz. Fleetwood
compl. EQUIP, IKE new. ss,lss. Mr.
HANSON JE. 5-3757.
CADILLAC 20 De vile type coupe
new. S35Ss. THACKER MOTORS
I'm and r. l. ave. ne. IA. elloo
CAD. 50 Coupe De Vile with power
sood. runs wen. aso. s5s,sssz.
CADILLAC '63 coupe, blue, blue
trim, az standard power EQUIP;
S1,695. open weekdays 9 pm.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 22nd 81. NV. p. 7-260e
; CADILLAC 1872 cow, beige trim,
fun power equipment plus factor
air. Exceptional cond., $685.
. Open weekdays 8 pm.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-26OC
. trans. SIS. can sz5.1ls5.
: CADILLAC 81 sedan white. con.
: traSting trim Pun power plui
: power windows, seat and factor
air. S3,095. Open vkdys. 3 pm
: Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1860 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-260l
CADILLAC 80 Convertible, factor
. air plus al power and electric &C
cessories. Week end special Ss,oeS
! OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL Up. N
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
700 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OF. $40
CADILLAC go Sedan De Vile. sil
yer, contrasting int. All standarl
power. Exceptional eond.. 50. 006
Open weekdays 8 pm.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
D 1850 22nd st. NV. Re. 7-2oOl
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CADILL.ACS

Premium ears sor ths discriminating
buyer.
20 C0ups q vIns, huH power, aspen
white hniEh. eIooe eng. miles, one
0Wners sama a. BRAID new. S4.lSS.
q co1ps e VIA. FACT. Ar
COND., every power extra olsrnc-
I've Burgundy and white fnish,
u0oQ miles sh0W-rm- eond-s a real
beauty 0SsS
"a De VIle-typs coupe, FACT. AM
CoND., fun p0Wer, Olympie white
contrasting black ard white int,
low MI sbsolutely NE brand new,
S369S
~ eonv.s an power extras, nawless
Benton blue hniSh with solid white
leataef int, one owner, very low
NIL must - 70 appreciate. Sz.sSS.
81 De vine-type coupe. fun power.
400 miles. one owner, without Z
doubt the cleanest 81 we've seen.
S7,s9s.
80 De VilIe-typs sedan, every extra,
full power incl. windows and 6-Way
seat beautiful turquoise finish with
matching int.s a real low mileage
car. s2s3s5.
80 cow, fun power, popular alpine
white finish. solid red leather, one
owner, low mileage a real out
standing car for the most discrimi-
mating buyer. S2S9S.
~ Sedan de VILE, every extra, full
power incl. windows and seat
beaut. metallic finish, IN immac
eond.. tOday's best buy. sl,sss.
50 De vIne.typs coupe, FACT. Am
CQND.s full power, bright red I'm.
ISL IN tmmac- cond. A real hashy
coupe. Sz.lss.
- cow, every extra, full power
spOtleSs alpine white finish solid
black leather int, a real premium
car, priced 10 sell 0,lSS.
81 De Vlle-type coupe. every extra
power steering and brakes, com
pletely orig. inside and out, M
most car money can buy for SsSS
IS csdiIlaes 10 CHOOSE from. Trad.
and terms.
THACKER MOTORS
CADILLAC
18TH AND r. I. AVE. NE.
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CADILLAC 80 coupe, rose with
matching trim. Fully powered.
Factory air cOnd- S3.7e5. Open
UENvE q nm
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OPEN EVERY EVENING JPN
Suburban Cadillac-Olds

100 Arl. hd.l Bethesda OF. b-IlO0
CADILLAC i6l cow, fully power
equip, incls. 6-Way seat, windows,
factory air eond., blue, white top.
General Dual tires, 1900 mi. Orig.
ognsr, s5.2Ss. ss2-l9oo Ewes
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A%0FNNtfNlENI
CADILLAC 20 cq1ps d vins.
wh.iep f1l poser win iaetorZ sig,
ENcE DosER. Oh. 1904
cADiLLAc &C., 'eS Else.sooa. foEes.t
cadillac's finest sedan complets
luxury equipment. Factory air
eond. s5.S95. Open vkdys. 3 pm.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1890 22nd 81. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC "a Convertible, bla E 1
viii red upholstery. Lmmac. cond.,
fully eqgippeds ASS or best offer.
CADILLAC 81 bfleetWood seda n,
black, matched interior trim, fully
equipped including factory airs re
0ucec 70 S3,tq5.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL JPN
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
1ozo Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. s-7Ioc
CADILLAC 49, coupe, rose with
Factory air e0nd. S3.7e5. Open
Wkdys. 9 PIN
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC go sedan. green with
matching int. all standard power
plus air eond.. 2.295. Open
weekdays pm.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1890 22nd st. NV. Pc. $4,000
CADILLAC '6l Fleetwood 81 q a n
blue, matched full leather interior
trim, factory air plus loads Of pow.
er accessories sp0tess condition
OPEN EVERY EVENING TMSPM
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
7o2o Arl. I'd. Bethesda Oh. $40
CADILLAC '6l cow, fully power
equip, incls. 6-way seat. windows
factory air cond.. blue, white top
General Dual tires. 1900 mi. Orig
ownsr, S3.2Ss. ss2-lSoo Ewes
CAD. 80 cpe,, air, full pwr. SO 7
hird, ee4sy.' best otfer. WA. I-'%oo.
CADILLAC '63 Eastwood. foresi
green with custom naugahyde top
complete luxury equipment, fac
tory air cond.. 1885. Open
weekdays pm.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1860 22nd st. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLACs '6l-'63, choice Of Z, full
b equipped. from 1855.
LEE D. BUTLER
IN zist st. NV; ,.,o,
FL. I-3zSa FE. I-elO
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CADILLAC "a couvertihls, gold win
white TOP. al power and luxury
features Including factory air cand-
uonings az exeeptional od-ss7Son
value 2,S9S
Lindsay OldS-C Cadillac
AUTHORIZED DEALER
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CIR
oV. 3-o3so ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC 20 hardtop sedan. fun
power and electric accessories IN
elndinE factory air Epotless through
OPEN Ii. EVERY EVENING TnsPM.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
7o7o ArL Rd., Befhesda Oh. SIN
CADILLAC '63 Custom Fleetwood
30" Special, elegant black with
every Cadillac accessory including
the custom Vogue nyiol tres ouI
price represents substantial savings
with the finest late-mOdel car.
SSs7s
Lindsay Olds-C Cadillac
AUTHORIZED DEALER
o Z; sHoPPIN1G. , GIRi !
CADILLAC 1853 Coupe de vile,
most oiSuncENe ~ IN toNnl Ealo-
mino tan padded top an leather
upholstery, factory air AM-FM ra-
do, adjustable Steering Wheel Al
power including vent windows and
trunk, 1000 mi &Ss3I5. Private
owner, OIL. l7673.
CADILLAC 80 l-door sd, 6-WindoN
type, fun power incl. factory air
beauE ermine white with matching
black int, SPECIALLY priced a
1855. BROAD STREET MOTORS
1850 W. Broad st., =. c. Va
CADILLAC 81 4-do0r. s2,s7s. Cash
Terms Trade.
HERSON'S
sth and o SIS. NV. DE. 2-4loo
CADILLAC 81 cow, nice condition
being held for repairs. Special Ss95
BURROWS RAMBLER 800 d s.
Sc, II. 1900. (0pp. Navy Yd.l
18th Year.
CADILLAC 'ss "67'' ear. hts hydra
matte, 7. and h. p-s.s .p.b;, p. WIN
dOws, factory air cond. Attractive
jet-black filish. 81 LIS.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVROLET ~ staten wa9oa ..
pass, We, a1to, trans-s poWor
steeriag and hFakess z. ard I. e.
cal. end. Tyr. Warranty, t69A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-08

"a couVerdhle, blaeh
with red upholstery. Immac. cond
tslly eq4gped. Ss.sss or best offsr
Evening star., 1963-02-09
Canterbury
Aide Speaks
AtCuthedru|

The Rt. Rev. Stephen F.
Bayne. jr., chief aide to the
Archbishop of Canterbury, will
preach tomorrow at II am.
services at the Washington
Cathedral.
Formerly in charge Of the
Olympia, Wash, diocese.
Bishop Bayne is executive Of
ficer Of the Anglican Commun-
ion and Bishop in Charge Of
the Convocation Of American
Churches in Europe.
The Cathedral's director OF
social relations, Canon Richard
Post Williams. will preach at
the 4 pm. Evensong service.
Canon Charles Martin, head
master, st. Adams School for
Boys will celebrate Holy Com
munion in st. Mary's Chapel
at 1880 am. Canon William @.
Workman will be celebrant and
preacher at 8 am. in Bethle-
hem Chapel.
Maryland will be remembered
In traditional State Day
prayers.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

ovation from the more than
400 persons, including Protes-
tants and Jews, present.
Mr.. King also walks in the
same goodwill paths as Arch
bishop O'Boyle and Mr.. Hays
A native of Washington, the
Princeton University graduate
comes from a family that has
been closely identified for three
generations with our city.
His activities among those OF
different faiths has been legion
AS a member and officer OF
numerous civic organizations,
Mr.. Kings influence for good
has penetrated into almost
every aspect Of our citys life.
Man Of Year"
Among those Of his own
faith, he has always been will
ing to contribute his great
ability to. important causes. In
1854 he was named "the man
of the Year" by the Brother
hood Of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation.
To further emphasize the
broad spectrum Of religious
brotherhood at the affair, the
invocation will be given by the
Rev. Demetrios @. Kalaris, pas
tor Of SITS. Constantine and
Helen Greek Orthodox Church,
and the benediction by DR.. Ed
ward G. Latch, pastor of Met
ropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church.
Here, as elsewhere, the vision
displayed by Charles Evans
Hughes, Newton D. Baker, s.
Parkes Cadman, Roger w
Straus and Carlton ]. H. Hayes
in forming the National Con-
ference Of Christians and Jews
will be highly justified. Brother
hood Week was suggested in
1884 by a Catholic priest. Msgr
Hugh McMenamin Of Denver,
Colo.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

has refused to permit political
disappointments to embitter his
life.
Accorded Ovation
Instead he has redoubled his
efforts to bring peace and un-
derstanding to conflicting &
forces. This week he spoke at a
luncheon Of the Catholic First
Friday Club and the depth Of
his embracing love for his fell
low man elected q standing
Evening star., 1963-02-09

yer. From different back
grounds and religious per-
suasions. the three have in
common a deep concern and
love for their fellow man and
the willingness to express those
feelings In action.
The three are the Most Rev
Patrick A. O'Boyle. Archbishop
Of Washington; Brooks Hays,
special assistant to the PreSi-
dent, and Milton w. King, a
past president of the District
Bar Association.
Evening star., 1963-02-09

A record attendance OF ap-
proximately 1900 fellow WASH
ingtonians will witness the
q presentation of citations laud-
ing the trio's accomplishments
by Lewis L. Strauss, national
cochairman Of the National
Conference Of Christians and
Jews.
Among them will be Walter
N. Tobriner, president of the
District of Columbia Board of
Commissioners, and Secretary
Of Health, Education and We'll
fare Celebrezze. The former will
read the Brotherhood Week
proclamation. The latter Is
serving as chairman of
Brotherhood Week for the Ma
tional Capital Area.
Edward c. Baltz, chairman
Of the dinner, will preside and
speak on the year-round con-
ference program.
Archbishop O'Boyle, who
came to Washington as arch
bishop is years ago last month.
has long worked Of his less
fortunate brothers. AS a young
priest In New York the Scran-
ton (Pa) native aided the
needy and discouraged. AS di-
rector Of Catholic Charities in
the country's largest city, he
broadened the scope Of his ef-
forts.
This compassion had been
intensified by the archbishop's
early life. A boy Of 10 when
his father died, he sold news
papers, worked as an officeboy
for So o week, labored in tex
tile mills and on farms to help
his mother make ends meet.
Career FOreseen
Through his college days at
st. Thomas College. now
Scranton University, and his
seminary days at st. Joseph's
Seminary. the future prelate
early showed evidence of out
standing ability. Since then he
has amply proved right those
who prophesized a great career
in the priesthood.
In o sense this was climaxed
at the first session Of the Ecu
menical Council last fall in
Rome. When the nearly $500
bishops from every part Of the
world voted for members Of the
Councils Commission for Sem
inaries, Studies and Catholic
Schools, the Washington prel-
ate received more votes than
any of the other is members
chose. He was also reelected
chairman of the administrative
board of the National Catholic
welfare Conference by his fell
low bishops Of the United
States.
Mr.. Hays. defeat for re-elec-
ton in 1858 came out Of his
efforts to mediate the desegre-
CATION crisis in Little Rock,
Ark. He lost while trying to
bring moderation and compro-
mise into an area that easily
fans emotions into bitterness.
But the former president Of the
Southern Baptist Convention
Evening star., 1963-02-09
EPISCOPAL
TT~ THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH I
" WELCOMES YOU W

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DOWNTOWN
ASCENSION AND ST. AGNES
sun sum Masses: i. s:iS suns. Ii Hish'
Daily: z a 7;45; Conf, Sat. Al,
CATHOLIC WORSHIP, LITURGICAL
MUSIC. GOSPEL PREACHING
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
1917 @ street NV.
The Rev. Charles d. KeAn, DID.
500 a.m.-Holy Communion
II Am. a 8 p.m.--Holy Communion
Thurs, IL Noon-Holy Communion.
HOLY COMFORTER
(st. Andrews ParishD
1th and oSlsthoTps Streets NV.
Rev. CLYDE Brown, DID,, Reeter
Sun: 1880. $3.50, IL am.
Wed. 1000 a.m.-Holy Communion
ST. GE0RGE'S
end and U streets NV.
A. A. BIRCH, Rector
7:30 am.-Holy Communion
900 a.m.-Family Service
II a.m.-Morning Worship = Sermon
ST. JOHNS Lofoyette Square
Opposite The white House
nc htNs aunu - h8NNNA
500, p:3O. 100 an, 7:30 pm.
Daily Noon Services
ST. LUKE'S
1914 18th street NV.
The Rev. VIM. A. VanCroft
Z Am.-H.cy 9:l5 a.m.-H;c Fam.
seryJ. II aim;ccM. P. and Sermon
ST. MARGARET'S CHURCH
1920 Conneetieut Ave. NV.
The Rev. Malcolm Marshall
8 am: nc, 9:lb Sun: Sch, 1910
ss;m; PANTY .T serv" ! smi an MoTnins ann
aifs eti am, is' Family sHIi; Z Eucharist n''
ST. PAUL's
$3.50 X Street NV.
Rev. James Richards, Recter
SUNDAYS: Mass. 9. 2. il:l5; N p
& Ail Also Mass: Tues. 4 sat. $40:
sions: saturday. a.. So
ST. THOMAS CHURCH
18th 81. Between ? and @ NV.
The Rev. John T. Golding
ii a.m-seryice and Sermon
7:30 p.m.-EVening Prayer
Free ParkinE. 18th 4 Mass. 4 P 81
CEORGETOWN
CHRIST CHURCH
SIst and o Sts., GeorGetown
Rev. John A. Ansehults
800 am.-Holy Communion
9:l5 a.m.-ChuIch School and
Family Service
IL am-Mornine Prayer. Sermon
ST. PAUL'S
ISo ROCK x, cfEEIEi IiutH!g SHSEfH WTdsS, sSAR p.
Services 8. $50 (Ch, ech.) II am.
WASHINGT0N's OLDEST CHURCH
Evening star., 1963-02-09
HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
NCCJ to Honor Three
Area Leaders Mondoy
BY CASPAR NAMES
ReliRious News Editor Of The star

Three outstanding Washington personalities will
ored by National Conference Of Christians the
annual Brotherhood dinner Monday in the sheraton-Park
Hotel
They Catholic archbishop, former president Of the
Southern Baptist Convention and noted Jewish
Evening star., 1963-02-09

ST. THOMAS CHURCH
18th 81, Between r and q NV.
The Rsv. John 7. OeIdlnG
sam, nc, IL am, Ch. Sch. Hur'y
\ A,m.-seTyice and Sermon
Free Parking, 18th a Mass. A p 81
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II will omoze YOU how REQ
sonobH you con enjoy the
fomoUs "cUSToMcRAFT"s-
monship Of O CUSTOM
CRAFT RECREATION ROOM.
Ask someone in your neigh
borhood TO show you theirs.
kentile floors . Armstrong
ceilings . knotty-pine is ~
select pre-pockoeed
loUon is "A" foce. rotary cut.
V-erooved t~o-eoot locqUer
pre-finished with mofchine
trim.
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w AND OVER
Where your ottic doesn't
hove sufficient ceiling
height Don't give up
nil you toll 10 Us.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
LOCAL DRAMA GROUPS
q Theoter Lobby Turns
To 'Anno Christie

is plenty of evidence this
week that the holiday hiatus
is definitely over. Local COM
panies are forging ahead with
plans that should provide a
full schedule of varied dra-
matte fare from now until
the beginning of summer. And
here are the tryout an
nouncements to prove it:
The st. Ambrose Players Of
Cheverly, Md, will hold au-
ditions for "The Music Man"
at $3.50 O'Clock today, Tues
day and Thursday in Fannon
Hall, on Jason street in
Cheverly. The romantic leads
andsmale singing and dane
ing roles are open. Also
needed are chorus mem
bers, musicians, a barber
shop quartet, a large teen
age group and some children
around the age of 8.
Tryouts for N. Richard
Nash's "The Rainmaker," will
be held by the Capitol Hill
Players at 8 pm. tomorrow
and Tuesday at Friendship
House, 619 D street Sc. The
cast, which calls for six men
and one woman, will be di-
rected by Bernard Passel-
timer, who is production stage
manager for the National
Evening star., 1963-01-20

Ballet. The comedy will be
staged In March.
Arsenic and Old Lace" is
up for another local version,
this time by the Arlington
Players. Tryouts have been
scheduled for S pm. tomor-
row at Rock Springs Con-
gregational Church, 5000 Lit
tie Falls road, Arlington, Ted
Mahall will direct the pro-
duction, set for early April.
The second Of two tryout
sessions will be held at 8
O'Clock today by the Garrett
Players for "Clandestine on
the Morning Line" Those in
terested should meet at the
Community Center in Gar
rett Park, Md. The cast,
which will be under the di-
rection Of George Detmold,
calls for two women and five
men.
The Montgomery Players
are in search of a large cast
for their late March produc-
ton of "The Trial of Mary
Dugan." Readings will be held
at 8 pm. Tuesday and jan
uary 20 at the Intown Motor
Hotel, Wisconsin avenue and
Bradley boulevard. Frances
Spruce is director.
Readings for the Fairling-
ton Players production Of
Evening star., 1963-01-20

under the direction of Rob-
ert Gaines.
Fort Belvoir's Essayons
Players have need of a few
non military persons for
their upcoming production Of
THE Fantasticks." open try
outs are set for 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1963-01-20

COMING ATTRACTIONS
STAGE
NATIONAI-"Hot Spot Judy Holiday starts February A.
ARENA-"The Hostage; starts February IL.
SCREEN
ANBASSADOR-"Who's Got the ActionP"
APEX-"Der Rosenkavalier"; starts February O.
CAPITOL-"Sodom and Gomorrah"; starts Friday.
DUPONT-"A Child Is Waiting; Judy Garland.
KEITH'S-"The Raven; starts January 80.
MacARTHUR-"Bily Budd"; starts Wednesday
METROPOLITAN-"Who Got the Acton?"
ONTARIO-"Lawrence of Arabia"
PALACE-"Forty Pounds of Trouble"
PLAYHOUSE-'David and Lisa; starts January 3O
TOWN-"To Kill Mockngbird.'