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The chronicle., 1963-11-04
Robert Rudrk
Girlwutchers Manual

II is more in sorrow than In
jubilation that | read that q
bunch of spoilsports in the gov
eminent have removed "the Of
fetal Girlwatcher's Manuel
from its list of approved publ
cations for the nations teach
ers. The book had crept into a
Government Printing Office ef-
fort dealing with teaching ma
chine aids, and covering topics
from algebra to xenophobia.
| have not seen the manual,
but the papers tell me it lists
"adorables' as well as "avail-
ables," and was written by a
Marine Corps pilot. If the Ma
rines don't have the word, no
body has the word.
AS a public service - I was
a Navy man, myself - ! think
| shall confound the u. S. Of
flee Of Education and herewith
write my own manual. / have
given a lot Of time and thought
to girl observation, and it seems
a shame to waste it.
AS some snakes are poison
Gus, and some are not, certain
species of girl are to be avoid
ed at all cost. There is, for
example, the Poutlipped Cross
patch, who masks her true
nature by pretending she is
Curly-pinioned Cuddleduck, b u t
do not bedeceived. InvoIuntari-
ly, after the second date, she
will make strange mating calls,
and there is generally a preach
er handy in the back room.
Poutlipped CrosspatcheS m a k e
excellent wives, because they are
never wrong. 8heir chief char
acteristic is a tendency to early
widowhood, because their bite
is wrose than their warning call,
which is always delivered in the
imperative.
Girlwatching - real girlwat-
ching, that is - calls for con-
siderable skill. Any bum with
half a brain and time on his
hands can hang around a beach
or a park. These people call
themselves girlwatchers, but
they lack finesse and never
really pick out the rare Speci-
mems. In short, they set traps
for wrens and the eagles fly
by unmolested.
A truly accomplished girl
watcher is never deceived by
the plumage, because he knows
that the average specimen has
a regular moulting period,
when most of the fine feathers
drop off, leaving only the pluck
ed basic. 1t is the ability to
see beneath the plumage which
separates the men from tn
boys in girlwatching.
Let us say we encounter a
prime example Of the High
crested CreditWaster, who is gen.
orally to be found in the vicinity
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David Lawrence -.

WASHlNGlON - are mere
some new rights in the max
ing = such as the right to in
suit publicly someone with
whom you disagree? Is there a
fright to damage private prop
erty - all this in the name of
peaceful picketing''?
Leaflets and placards were
tossed at Earl Warren, Chief
Justice Of the United States, on
Tuesday night as he, with his
wife and daughter, left a build
ing in New York City after
attending a dinner in his honor
given by the bar association of
New York City. A Gordon of po-
lice prevented the picketerS
from touching the Warrens but
the placardS read and the
shouts urged, "impeach Earl
Warren epithets were heard
which were hardly respectful.
On the same evening, and at
the same function, the pickets
jeered the governor of the state,
Nelson Rockefeller.
theoretically, it is free
speech to disagree with I'll e
opinions or acts of any public
official, but is it the right Of
any group to confront a judge
in a public place and fling at him
an accusation of malfeasance,
such as is implied by the word
impeachment?
The Constitution seems to linn
1t Impeachment" to actual
crimes. 1t says: ''The president,
vice president and all civil Of
ficers of the United States shall
be removed from office on inn
parchment for, and conviction,
of treason, bribery, or other
high crimes and misdemean-
ors."
The Constitution does not use
the words s'life tenure" and
merely says that judges, includ-
ing those of the Supreme Court,
"Shall hold their offices during
good behavior" But Congress
has never defined what is meant
by "good behavior" or how judg-
eS could be removed for causes
other than those mentioned in
the Constitution. 1t is quite pos
sible that the Senate might act
upon the competence Of judges
and be authorized by statute
after a fixed period of years
Ito withdraw, by a two-thirdS
vote, its previous confirmation
of a judge whenever such a
course is recommended by the
President and he sets forth eX-
plicitly his reasons.
Has picketing no limit nova
days? Groups of citizens - who
are not employees n
assemble around a place of
business and urge prospective
customers Of such a business not
to buy in a store which al
legedly is unfair" in its rela-
tons with labor unions. Some
times the store is merely part
of a chain and is itself not in
volved in the controversy that
produced the picketing. North
ern stores, for instance, haven't
been guilty of racial discrimina-
ton in service at lunch counters,
but some have been picketed
anyhow. The courts have never
defined too clearly in boycott
cases just where "free speech
ends and what amounts of con-
fiscation of private property be-
gins.
CERTAINLY, if anybody started
a campaign by letter against
any business and told people
not to buy its products. $
would constitute a definite In
jury to such a business. 1t has
been recognized that employees
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To- oY's Scripture

Ny words declare the uprightness
of my heart, and what my lips know
they speak sincerely. - Job 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

SALESWOMEN: severoI positions
ore oVoiloble on VorioUs work-hoUr
schedules. Enjoy 2oss discount on
your store purchases. Apply OF Per-
sonnet Office Of our Washington or
our SUbUrbon Stores.
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OUR OWN ATKINS CARPETS
COMPLETELY INSTALLED
0.9s ....,. yard

Think of the mess look of wo-towo luxury and them
with your paper and pencil figure how little will cost
you You choose from two different textures from 20
eolors. over rubberzed hair and ute padding. Atkins
plush cut pile carpet of so% Acrono ocryIic and 2o9S
modoeyie in woodmoss mist blue, pernod green silver
green, souerne, spice gold. Eeypon eod desert beige
golden beige red dove beige Atkins textured loop broad
loom Of Dupont continuous filoment nyon pile in honev
morn sonwood. turquoise eoId palmetto, spruce ereen
"&l-RUes Washington. Chevy Chose and Wheaton PIoza
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1890, 500 96x00", 1895 1880, 209:
To the marvellous architectural shapes Of fodoys homes
and apartments dropeies sized your needs and in the
dromofc eoIors you want ore inexpensive and highly
in 69% royon with 3l% acetate, its weighted folds
falling richly in white, peacock, seofoom gold, apricot,
champagne, oyster, avocado.
W&l-curtoins and Dropeies Washington, Chevy Chase
Wheoton PIoza and Corners
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for Telephone Shopping
and Services call 763-7600
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HOLM HALL

Brick rambler, full base en-
SSesfnsS Porch rich h Es lS 81 s SS 49,
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Keith
S13.950

SI3,y5U
3.bedrm. rambler with full bsmt.,
fenced lot, 2 blocks from new Belt.
way In College Park, $3.50 On. FLA
sl05 mo, includes all,
- BURCH REALTY co. -
A14-3000 Ewes. WA. 1854
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ADELPM- loox5o0, zoned ca, i'm
proved with masonry shop building
20x36, also substantial A-bedrOom, q
bath house. Ideal for combination
home and shop. NOT SUITED FOR
RETAIL TRADE. Please call MIR
West. HE. $4,000.
ca coming, suitable for business
and-or living quarters, $500 mo
Short lease or rent with option
EV. 1888, OIL. 4-l97s Sat.
FINE 3-STORY and English base
ment office building. l4-room res
tored Victorian town mansion. 4
baths, 2 patio gardens. Gas heat
ment apt. Lease minimum 3 yrs
with options for renewal. coming r.
5-B, parking 3 cars. New floors
modern baths. Shown by appt. Mr.
Hnnt n gto n, DU. 7-7oll or FEE
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. RealtOr.
NEW BUILDING less than 2 year.
old, $4,000 So. #. on 2 floors, con
structed to carry 3rd floor, heated
air conditioned and sprinklers
large office area and adequate
plumbing facilities. Over 100000 So
IT. Of land, ZOned industrial. Rail
road siding. On prominent highway
Montgomery County near d. C.
Quick access to other arterial high
ways. Will meet all security re,
quirements. This is an unusual Op-
portunity for engineering, research
and development or kindred opera
tuons. Early possession If desired
Box A07-G, Star.
SHOP OR LIGHT MANUFACTURE
ING, air-cond. offices, 1855 50. #
In-town loc.,. 10 parking spaces
Phone 049-ol2l.
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ia. S-8214 IA. $50

FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. Drk
Colonial, scr. pch., full bsmt. W,
rec. rm., at 1913 Timber lane
Immed. poss. S20,250.
VICTOR WOILFTT Broker 2S6-o30
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Plantation Realty

FIND THE UNUSUAL, and
we've built lust that. 90
IT. in length. with . bed
rms, all on one floor.
Ranch style on 135-ft.
front WOODED LOT. in
$4,000 community Of Nc
Lean area. Fabulous Buck
ingham slate hall entrance
with loft. ceiling, crystal
chandelier. Entry into 2S-
#. liv. rm. adjoining 1Sxl6
din. rm., 15x27 kitchen,
incl. breakfast area. l4x25
den or library with fire.
place and PRIVATE VIEW
to rear. 9th bedrm. or
maids rm. in lower level,
plus a NEVER GO OUT
AGAIN" bar in rec. rm.
with Bird firepl. Gear ga
rage. cedar slate New Eng
land roof, 9 stately col
umns. 80 boxwoodS line the
entrance walkway. The la
test stereophonic music
piped throughout. air con-
ditioned, 4 baths. Doctors,
lawyers. other professional
folks will be your neigh
bors. Priced at SOS. 800.
Shown by appt. Ell. $4,000.
Builder Owner. Inquire Of
. others soon being COM
pleted. priced from S62,-
300. LANGLEY PROPER
TIES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-28

BARBER SHOP FOR RENT, fully
equipped, cheap rent, 30l -Atl S
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ARL., N, by oWNER-A sb est o s
Single. 2 bedrms., well equipped
cleo: kit, beaut. shaded lot, fenced
yard, bSmt., screen porch, storage
attic. Ideal starter for young fami-
ly or retired cpl. $l4,500. IKE. 6-ol4s.
ARLINGTON. n. :. UNUSUALLY
GOOD VALUE. Well-kept brick
rambler on 75xlo5 lot in conv. loca-
ton. Three bedrooms, liV. room
with fireplace, din. room, large
kitchen with dishwasher, disposal.
Opens on patio, St. AIMS Parish,
Washington and Lee School area.
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3.bedrm. brk. rambler, full bsmt., ,
blocks from school, storm doors
and windows, vacant, owner moved
70 Texas, wants quick sale, SASo dn.
FLA, SILLY per mo, includes all
-. BURcH REALTY co, -
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SHOP OR LIGHT MANUFACTURE
ING, air-cond. offices, 1855 50. #.
In-town loc.s, 10 parking spaces.
Phone oAo-0l21.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

BELMONT-wOODBRDGE-sOoo dr.,
incl. closing costs, on this ramb.
with 3 huge bedrms., loads of clio.
sets, lge. liv. rIn., well-equip. cleo
kit. Avail Nov. 7. Assume lge. loan.
SUMLAND REALTY so. 6-22oC
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

NBSULUTELY TOP PRICE Tor 9
ana .4-family ants, and flats,
also larger apt. bldgs. white or
colored. Re, 7-@l3i or RE. g.
4GSs,
LlsTINGs WANTED Sc, 4 units up
Mi, Costello Ii. 1871, ZAGAMl
REALTY CO., REALToSR.
MODERN vA.-Multiple, M desi
price. Have profitable small unit
Principals please. Ell. 6.eA1e.
MUST PURCHASE any type proper
" or ground immed,l Substantial
cash or terms. Confidential.
Mr.. Dora, ME. $3.50, UN. 4.700S
PRINCIPAL desires TO purchase di.
rect from owner apt. bldg, NV. or
Montgomery Co. Call ewes. only,
e527lo2.
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FALLS CHURCH BROADM0N1
Beautifully Handicapped with delight
schools, shopping and bus. 20 min
aft. liv. rm. with paneled Fireplace
and built.in bookcases. Dining rm
psneled study. 2 ise. airy bedrms.
suitable for twin beds. Well
planned kit. with conv. breakfast
nook. Lge. util storage rm. Extra
closets and fully floored attic with
cedar.lined storage. Radiant heat
throughout. Garage, $4,000. YoI
can move into this lovely home
at once. JE. 2-868s.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3 bedrms..
din. rm., firepl. in liv. rm., lge,
kit., bsmt'. g araage' scr: porch,
through traffic. Assume FILA mort.
si aGSssi; s''6 per mo- Call OWNER
FALLS CHURCH-Brk. split-level,
4 bedrms., 3 baths, living rm.
w/firepl., built-in garage, fin
ished rec. rm. w/firepl and bar,
and all-elec. kit. w/sating space.
Ia-acre wooded lot. $34 $50.
JOHN M. ANDERSON
ia. S-S214 ia. S-S216
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. Drk.
Colonial, scr. pch., full bsmt. VI
rec. rm., at 1913 Timber lane.
Immed. poss. S20,250.
VICTOR W0LLETT Broker 256-e30a
FALLS CHURCH-3-bedrm. ram
bier, living rm.. dining rm. On
a large lot with tall shade trees.
By OWNER. $13,950. Ell. 6-55O4
FALLS CHURCH-REAL BEAUTY.
Assume loan. no qualifying. Spa
cious 4 bedrm. Cape Cod in i'm
maculate condition. Cozy fire.
place, eat-in kitchen, lovely
fenced yard. Many extras incl.
aluminium siding. Only S16.75O.
SHAW XII. 9-2244
Realtors Open 90 Trades Welcome
FALLS CHURCH = ONE BLOCK
FROM RTE. so. Walk to shop
ping from this delightful 3-bed-
rm. Observation-Disclosures rambler
with l2x26 living rm.. dining
rm.. comb. kitchen with eating
space, picket fenced rear yard,
S16,950. Vacant, move in on
occupancy agreement. Call JE.
$4,000 for details.
Plantation Realty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-28

ALEX. SPECIAL, Sla,SSO
Rare opportunity to buy 90"
down CT, $500 dn. FILA or as
sumo lge. 4l2es mortgage on
this attractive THREE-bed-
rm. semidetached home. Va
baths, full paved basement
with partial rec. rm., fenced
yard, driveway. Vacant i'm
mediate occupancy.
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FOR THE GOURMET

FRANCONIA AREA-3-bedrm., 2.bath
brick rambler. newly redec. fenced
yard. Assume. so. 6-2l32.
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CALL US DAILY, Q TO 8
PIONEER.
Inc. Realtors JE. 2-23
OPEN 10 AM.DARK

OPEN 10 A.M.-DARK
Drive out Rte. 7 0eesburg
Pike ~ mi. beyond Tysons
Corner to WOODS1DE
ESTATES. (Big oak tree)
IT. on Brook DR.. ! blk. to
Gallant Green Dr., IT. to
houses on right.
BUILDER OWNER offers 2
custom honestly " acre
in Mclean area, 4 bedrms.,
4 baths, 3 firepls., Pear ga
rage, gas h.-w. heat, Soft.
liv. rm., really elegant kit,
big, Big home for s42,a5o. (25
IL acre, 4 bedrms.. baths,
finished rec. rm. w/firepl.,
attached garage, panel den
wLbuilt-in book shelves, desk,
indirect lighting, intercom,
gas h.-w. heat, $3q,950 in
Mclean area. All houses
have air cond., roughed lin
90et LIST trusts avail, i'm
med. occupancy. JE. $1,000
or 325-8850. VIM. A. Chap
man Construction Co. Closed
Sundays
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$3.50 TOTAL CASH

For vetsi FILA terms. tool All
brick. . bedrms 1 "a baths, full
bsmt,, separate din rmu big kit.
HAdAN REALTY. INC. UN i-sjS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
FALLS CHURCH-McLEAN
PRESTIGE
Country Living
CLOSE M

This immaculate 3-year-y Dung dc
G lHTs SsplRItRlsSysslo ds t M 6 spa
VEL, 3 full baths, FAMILY ROOM
den or child's playroom, livinl
room with fireplace, formal dining
room, huge h rm ing de luxe
equipped k C h n, full basement
Screen porch, double garage
BUSE GARD HEAT. Circular
drive, many extras. Beautiful LOT
with majestic trees. Is minutes to
d. c. Priced in A0s.
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
KE. $500 Ewes. JE. ABB
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HOLLEY REALTY
KE. $3.50

sls3 Lee Hwy, Arl. KE. $3.50
ARL., My OWNER. Conv. loo.
brick bi-level, bedrms., IVA baths,
daylight rec. rnl., util. rm., garage.
2I06 N. Wakefield st. For appt. call
365-9373 or 654-427l.
ARLINGTON-Extra special all.
brick rambler with large wall-to-
wall carpeted liv. rm., l5-ft. kit
chen opening into delightful Florida
room, 3 bedrms.,. 2 baths, den,
magnificent paneled club room and
eSarport. $XsS5o, HANSON HOMES,
ARLINGTON, S.-This redecorated
semi detached with new furnace
will be. warm and easy to care for
this winter. 2 bedrms., sep. din.
rm. and full bsmt. Priced at only
iY2SsSSS h BROS RT d Nc, R REAL r fHs
ARLINGTON, short walking distance
"a, Arlington Hall and convenient to
all other Govt. agenci s-Brick
rape rm Wig va if sep fun Ossd s iG y'
porch. FLA or CT financing svaiIa.
Bile. Full price, $22,5oc.
SUMLAND REALTY so. $3.50
ARL., SOUTH 3-bedrm., brick ram.
bier, lge. lot. $l6,9so. Conv. to
everything. Dir.j Out 18th st. from
Glebe I'd. to 1904 Stafford st. Open
Sun, 70 pm; BY OWNER, IA. J.
1921. Ewes, KE. 6-s76s.
ARLINGTON. N, COUNTRY CLUB
HILLS-OPEN this week end. Fine
Colonial architectural style brick
residence with five bedrooms, one
on first floor. First-fl0Or plan in.
cludes large entrance hall, formal
living and dining rooms, country
size kitchen, full bath, enclosed,
heated porch. Attached garage, rec
reation room, full bath, space for
maids room on lower level. I'm
usually good location on beautifully
Handicapped lot. In Country Club
Hills. ! to 5 pm. Call US for direc.
tons. S55.0 600
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DESK SPACE
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

DESK SPACE in Glenmont Shopping
equipped. Call 946-27oA.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SAIL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

2O23 GEORGIA AVENUE NV
Store and living quarters. FE
1920, OIL. 4-3739.
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CROWELL & CO., INC.
2160 N. Glebe. Rltors, IA. 4-3l3l
HERNDON, va, III Fillmore ST.
siGsy Colonial bed Or sSS 2 baths
PROPERTIES, INC. CIR. 3-4l0o.
HERNDON, va, ls2 Grant St;
bedrms., 2 baths, full bsmt. SIS 500
Fla or VA. UNITED PROPER.
TIES, INC, CIR, 3-AlOO.
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McLEAN-B utifuI wooded lot
Many aZaleas. Brick Cape Cod. {
bedrms.. 2 baths, 5-bedrm. potent,
al. Recreation rm.. porch, FILA
S23,5oo. Ell. 6-3o02.
MCLEAN AREA = S14, 800. Only
$3.50 down, --96 mo. pays, all
3-bedrm. rambler on choice "a
acre. 25-ft. liv. rm., din. rm.,
equip. kit. B minis. from CHA
Unlikely REALTY, ia. 7-0250,
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FoR FURTHER INFORMATION, Call Hudson
3-4523 or write WETA-Tv, 1908 N Street
NV, Washington, D. CO.
DAYTIME IN ScHoou

MokDAY-e:l5. Language and Lineustics; gas,
Parons Francois tFr. u; 1870, Parons Fran
Gals tFr. I'D; HOO. Science Spotlight; ll:3o,
Kindergarten; l:3o. Language; 2:3o, Fr. II.
TUESDAY--9l5, Focus on Behavior; GAS,
F. II tR); 1905. Cultural Geography terade
81; HOO. What On Earth? tGrade 81; loo,
Magic Of Words tGrades l, 2, 81; l:3o, Art
tGrades 4. s. o.; 2:o5. Fr. II; 2:3o, Fr.
tRl; $40. Sets and Systems.
WE0NESDAY-9:l5, Science Reporter; Gas,
F. |; lo:l5. Fr. II tRl; 1870, Window On
Our World; HOO. Language; 1870, Kinder
garten; lis. Window On Our World las,
Science Spotlight tRO; 2:3o. Fr. II; 3:l5,
Sets and Systems.
THURSDAY-9:l5, Survival in the Sea; GAS,
F. II tR; lo:o5. Places in the News; 1890,
Fr. II tRl; ll:oo. Magic of Words (Rl; ll:2o,
Places in the News: l:3o, What On Earth? (R);
2:o5. Fr. II tR): 2:3o. Fr. | (R).
FRl0AY-9:l5, Lyrics and Legends; lois,
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turaI Geography tR); lbs, Art; 200, The
French Chef
PM. MoNDAY-FRIDAY
$50 KINDERGARTEN.
600 WHAT'S NEW. Children.
ZOO OPERATION ALPHABET.
PM. MONDAY
$50 THE NEW BIOLOGY.
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Guest: Secy Of Air Force. Eugene Zuckert
800 THE FRENCH CHEF. COOKING.
"Sea Scaops"
$50 NET. INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE.
Filmed report of events in the news
overseas
$50 ON HEARING MUSIC.
"The Voice of the Violin w." tFinalO
The Sunday Stor TV Magazine. WI
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
The Sadie N, Caldwell Hall
Dedication And Bacca!aureate
Service At Piney Woods School

Brown, Chairman Emeritus of
the Mississippi Power and Light
Company, Jackson.
Others participating on this
program will be the Reverend
Mrs. Ethel o. McAninch, Hast
ings, Nebraska, Mr.. H. Vaughn
Watkins, Jackson, Mr.. Everett
D. Reese, Columbus, Ohio, the
Reverend Hamilton G. Reeve,
Valley Forge, Pennsylvania,
and DR.. Laurence G. Jones,
President, Piney Woods School.
The Baccalaureate Service
will be held Sunday, May 5, at
500 p. m. in the Chandler Audi
forum, Piney Woods School.
Piney Woods, Mississippi.
The Baccalaureate Address
will be delivered by The Rev.
erend Hamilton G. Reeve, Val
ley Forge, Pennsylvania.
"Just a Closer Walk With
Thee" and other Spirituals will
be rendered by the student body,
as we'll as selections by the
Glee Club.
The public is invited to attend
both of these exercises.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1963-05-04
First Annual
Magnolia State
Beauty & Trade
Show Monday

The first Annual Magnolia
State Beauty and Trade Show
will be held here Monday, May
6, at the Elks Auditorium under
the sponsorship of the UPPER
100 COSMETICIAN CLUB.
The show, called Spectacular
by its sponsors, will feature
demonstration by the Worlds
leading hair stylist and artists,
as we'll as comments by the ma
tons leading style consultants.
Special trophies will be
awarded to beauticians in a
contest to decide the best in
this field and many free prizes
will be given to the general
public during this "Day of
Fun"
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Kennedy Bill -.
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;est the Administration has
ad on any controversial issue in
he 88th Congress.
Final passage was by a one
sided 288-122. The key vote
on retaining low-cost Iong-term
loans to medical and dental stu-s
dents--gave an impressive 239-
III victory for the President. On
that roll call, Democrats voted
1908 for the loans; Republi-a
cans 1888 against. +
Administration forces made one
concession to pick up votes for the
bill. They agreed to drop a pro-
vision "forgiving" up to half of the
amount owed by a medical student
who, after graduation, practiced IN
an area of doctor shortages" .
AS sent TO the Senate, the bill
authorizes three-year program of
matching grants for construction
and expansion of medical, dental
and other health profession schools.
The student loan provision would
allow students who would not
otherwise be able TO afford the
heavy expense of medical educa-
ton to borrow up TO $4,000 for a
four-year course. Repayment would
be over lO-year period, beginning
three years after graduation. ="
The ANA, which supported the
construction funds, called on the
House TO defeat the loan provision
of the bill. 4:
The ANA operates its own
program of loans to medical stu
dents-at a higher interest rate
than the proposed government
program-and claimed it didn't
know of any needy student I'M
able to complete medical school
because of lack of money. =.
The American Dental ASSocia-
ton split with the ANA on the
loan issue and endorsed the entiCe
bill. -
Before approving the measure,
the House voted down a Repuotl-
can sponsored anti Discrimination
amendment which Democratic lead
ers charged was an effort by OPP
ponents to kill the bill. The voting
bore this out, with most congress-
men who we're against the bill Vot+
ing for the amendment and most
supporters opposing it. )
The genesis of the medical school
bill-which was billed as a "health'
measure rather than an 'educatlons
program-was a proposal by Ken
nedy in February 1862 for To-
year $677 million program which
included scholarships for approx
mately one-fourth of all medical
and dental students.
A trimmed-down bill was aps
proved by the House Commerce.
Committee late last year but failed
to reach the House floor before ad!
Journment. The committee, headed
by Rep. Oren Harris O-Ark.), gave
top priority to the measure this
year and reported it by a near
unanimous 2l-1 vote.
The ANA launched its attack !
on the loan provision after the
committee had approved the bill,
and the apparent strong biparti-
san support disintegrated in the
face of organized medicines dis
approval.
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