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Evening star., 1963-02-01
Lincoln and Mercury
Regional Sales Listed

Lincoln and Mercury car
dealers in the Washington dis
trict achieved a sales volume
OF $69.3 million In 1862, district
manager L. A. Wehde reported
today.
The district covered WASH
ington. Maryland. Virginia and
the eastern half OF North
Carolina.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
D. c. Bank CIeorinqs
Up 3.7& in Month

Washington banks in January
showed a total of $8O1,517,875
in check clearings, the WASH
ington Clearing House Associa-
ton reported yesterday.
The total compared with
$772,638,3 1903 for the month last
year, or an increase of 81 per
cent, and established a new
record high for the month in
clearingS.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
'SPOOF SHEET
DUE JUNE 7

The Bawl Street Journal,
once-a-year spool of the
New York and Washington
financial communities. will
be published June 7 even II
the New York newspaper
strike lasts that long.
H. Lawrence Bogert, jr.,
president of the Bond Club
of New York, which spon-
sors the publication, said
today arrangements have
been made to publish at the
usual 81 per copy. Sub
scribers may obtain the
1868 edition through their
brokers or Box 1907,
Church Street Station, New
York.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Passenger Cars
Output Rises

DETROIT, Feb. / (AP). -
Automotive News yesterday es-
timated passenger car produc-
ton this week at 1898 units.
Last week l5i.562 cars were
built as cold weather resulted
In sporadic assembly plant
shutdowns. In the comparable
week OF 1862 the total was i3S,-
400.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Trinity College Names;
Scholarships for Ferris

Trinity College announced
today 1t has established
scholarships for Washington
area residents in the name of
George M. Ferris. senior part
ner in Ferris g. Co. here.
The scholarships total $2,s5O
a year and may be used to
cover total expenses of one
student or spread out to pay
partial costs for several.
The scholarships are avail
able to any male student from
this area, ranking in the first
quarter of his class without
distinction as to race or creed,
according to the announce
ment. Application should be
made before February is.
In its pamphlet describing
the award, the Hartford
Comm institution termed Mr..
Ferris IAN active and loyal
alumnus." A graduate in 1915,
the Washington official was
president of his class, member
of baseball and track teams,
and has devoted much of his
time since then to Trinity's
growth. He has been a Life
Trustee since 1858, and is cur
rently active in a multi-mil-
lion-dollar fund drive for a
new gymnasium there.
Mr.. Ferris established o
lectureShip in corporation fin
ance and investments at Trini-
ty in 1857. He has served as
member of the college alumni
association, as a Junior Fell
Evening star., 1963-02-01

District Hospital Supply Co.,
was recently appointed exclu-
sive distributor in the Washing
on-Baltimore area for Cutter
Laboratories hospital solutions.
About 81 800 shares of Glass
B stock will become eligible for
conversion to Class A common
on July /, the president noted,
increasing common dividend
requirements to about $48, 900.
This will still only represent
35 per cent of the $4,000 net
income available for common
stock dividends after payment
of preferred stock dividends,
he said.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
METALS

NEW YORK. Feb. tAPl .-Non-
ferrous metal prices today; Copper 81
Lead l0h cents q pound, New York.
Zinc ilh cents q pound, East 81,
Louis, Tin LII a pound, New York.
FOREIGN silver 256 per Troy ounce.
New York. Pittsburgh scrap steel No,
heavy was quoted By Iron Age At
27,O0-2s.O0.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Hotel Occupancy Rote
For U. S. Dips to 62%;
OverbuiIding Charged
BY TRUMAN r. TEMPLE
Star Staff Writer

The American Hotel & Motel Association today said hotel
in the United States sagged to its lowest percentage in
al years in 1862.
Lawson A. Odde executive vic epresdent said the drob
due in part to continued overbudng Of hotels in
cities.
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OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma.
ti0nal Association Of Securities Dealers
In Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at pm. Friday
February I, 1853;
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and sale OF common stock OF
American International Savings
a. Loan Association. Inc.
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Noon over the
counter US. Government Treasury bonds.
6id, asked net change and yield for
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Bottle Over Labelling
Settled by DistiIIeries

A 3-year-old legal battle
brought by the makers of Vir-
ginia Gentleman bourbon in
Fairfax County against major
Kentucky distilling firm over
the use of the word Gentle
man" ended in a peaceful glow
here yesterday.
Under an order in Federal
District Court, A. Smith Bow
man Distillery of Fairfax and
Barton Distilling Co. of Bards-
town, KY, agreed to keep
certain symbols off respective
labels, such as top hats and
fox hunting scenes, to avoid
confusion Of the two brands.
The trouble arose because of
the similarity in titles. The
Bowman company felt Barton's
Kentucky Gentleman came a
bit too close to its own Virginia
Gentleman label.
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Agreement Outlined

Under the agreement:
Kentucky Gentleman will not
picture in its label or adyer-
tising any Colonial plantation
or foxhunting scene;
Virginia Gentleman will not
show on labels or advertising
a top-hatted figure of a South
ern gentleman as used by
Barton:
Kentucky Gentleman will
switch to other colors from
red background for its adver-
tising slogan, Most Wanted"
on the label, a device used in
some areas.
Virginia Gentleman will with
draw its opposition to regis
tration Of Kentucky Gentleman
trademark in the United State:
Patent Office. and the lattel
will cancel its trademark reg,
istration for Scotch Gentle
man" and an application fol
Gentleman Gin"
Evening star., 1963-02-01
Unequal Match

It was a kind of David-and-
Goliath battle in size. Barton
Distilling Co. is a major pro-
ducer of distilled spirits with
headquarters in Chicago and
two plants in Scotland, and
makes a broad line of liquor
products. The privately-owned
Bowman Distillery here pro-
duces only bourbon and most
Of its sales are confined to an
eight-State area around Vir-
ginia, a spokesman said.
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vas 81 per cent of rooms. II
Evening star., 1963-05-15
HELP WOMEN

BKKPR., accts, rec. dntn, office,
agency, MA. S.SS79.
BOOKKEEPER. &c. for MGR. 1900,
payroll. GUAR. reports. -payables
cost acctg., typing essen. b-day wk
Company bene. JU. s-o303, MRS
WeiSman.
BoOKKEEPER, full charge. Exper
IN construction preferred. Call
WHEELER CORP. WA. 7-0640.
BOOKKEEPING CLERK, to oper-
ate comptometer, bkkpg. machines
and other office machines, excel
opportunity II your previous ex-
per. indicates ability with figures.
40-hour week, ccasionally Sat.
mornings, bondable, Company
fringe 6enfits. Cali RE. 7-64is.
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE OPER.
AT0R, thorouehly exper. on MGR
3l00. Top.notch salfry for a top
notch girl, b-day week. Immed.
Apply i0Ol Conn. ave. NV, Room
BOOKKEEPER through trial bal
ance. Typist and general office
work. Exper. WHEELER CORP.
Call WA. 7-0640.
ROOKKEEPER, s,w. area. Acct. rec,
and pabl. Visit Miss Lee. BOYD'S,
12th and q NV. Friendly.
BOYD EMPLOYMT, CEN. lest. SO
yrsD, cor. 18th a q NV. 100 OPEN
ings daily, Free res. friendly. Wis.
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SECY., Arl.-church is looking for
mature lady TO act as secy., no
shhd. req. but church exper. help
tul, Star $500. POTOMAC EMPL.,
2334 Wilson blvd. IA. $4,000, 1O4
E. Broad st. JE. 2-7272.
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sECY;EExcel. opport, for career
minded lady in establ, engrg. firm.
Siss, SSicsEsE fqT poToMAsGn' M%Asn' SMpay' days Jasl mn
Wilson blvd. ia k.o0O0
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INSURANCE
JUNE GRADUATES
KEY PUNCH
OPERATOR

Immediate opening for q woman
with minimum Of 9 months sx-
perienee. Applicants must have
completed high school and be be-
tween 10 and 80. Hours $50 am.
10 500 pm. pleasant working
conditions in an air conditioned
building. Excellent fringe benefit
program. Apply Personnel DEPART
msnt weekdays $40 am. to 500
pm.
THE EVENING STAR
22S VIRGINIA AVENUE Sc.
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BookkEEPER-CLERK fYPfsT.
ma mature, r..u. Intelligent some sxpsr.
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as secretary to head OF educa-
tional association In downtown
Washington. Must be q good typ
iSt. well grounded In English and
grammar, intelligent and alert.
Iranseribe from debating ma
Evening star., 1963-05-15
HELP WOMEN

CLERK, dry cleaning store in
Chevy Chase, must be well exper.
With TOP refs, steady employment
with paid vacation. Top pay for
one who can quality. Cali MRS.
CANMkN: bSS-6S1l.
CLERK, preferably with some pre-
yious office exper., perm. position,
MItIIsIcc ccCmpany no nyao benefits, 3 ssIristss, = KIT
CLEkk-TYPIsT in workmeu's
compensation claims dept. MRS.
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,ounu!nks and generous emptoye
Xl00 with excelleri fntnre fnr ca
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HELP MEN
fT0AIIAlllENl
ROUTE SALESMAN

ROUTE SALESMAN
II you have had experience in
installment selling. milk or bak-
for service OF established coffee
route in Arl.. Alex. and Leesburg
areas. Vehicle furnished. Perm.
work with advanced opportunity
Recruiting at Virginia Empl, Com
mission, Sleepy Hollow I'd. and
cfssIs cSSlsAU " sfxs1 Ms9 60 Gcrper'; S n FAILS y
IL noon, Daylight Saving lime,
ssLEs ale ..ISS..S;I MANAGER' for small small ram; ram;
cars. car srsp saIsrsi incentive w AnS ana qSeG nsT
car, Must be aggressive, depends
bic and eager 10 make money.
Mr.. SMITH. Ii. 4-s3O0.
SALES CLERKS, CHECKERS,
MARKERs, part time, for ewes,
and week ends. STANDARD DRUG
CO., 3al7 Minnesota ave. ne.
BALESAaAN--Manager type, respon-
Sible, exper. for SURPLUS Eork
clothes store, party who can take
complete charge. good salary. Re-
ply confidential. Box 48O-R, Star.
SALESMAN, Arl.-Excel. opport, for
young local resident with fast
growing firm, sales exper. and col
lege helpful, 8 mos. training ne
riod, car furn,, merit raises, 3 days,
st, $500. POTOMAC EMPL.. 23;i4
Wilson blvd. ia, $4,000. l04 Z.
Broad st. JE. 2-7272.
SALESMAN to sell So stock invest
nnent shares to physicians. den
lists, pharmacists. Future with
growing drug CORP. Call 3DN-T7l"
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PERSONNEL
l025 Conn. Ave. Room 7O2
Elevator l extreme left, ST. 3-l7S5
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK, ex-
perienced. with knowledge OF
Shaw walker payroll. Permanent
position. 36-hr. week. Call MRS.
PENN. ia. 9-OS69.
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HELP WOMEN
RECEPTIoNIsT TO S42i
BACKGROUND

Top shhd. and poise gives entree
ons sH' urSSp Ssn' sssStiys RrO5ss
tain, Fee negotiable. Many other
good Jobs.
l725 EYE ST. NV. FE. 7-7gOO
SEC PERSONNET
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RECEPTIONIST-S4OO

NEOET I1ONIDI-94UU
CONN, AND L
Our favorite client is searching
ior an all-American girl to greet
a relaxed easy-goinR attrac' eiri
with average typing and pleasant
phone voice. The office decor is
beautiful. Apply immed. JULIE
PARKER PERSONNEL, 134l q
ST. NV. ST, 3-037s.
MIN EMPIRE i EApL TERs 4' STS SHTds coDn Psr
ave. NV, Room $40. NO. 1910.
RECEPTIONIST, cashier = Public
es,Gntaet contact must be accurate with
Call between o am. and nm
Ii. 7-5700 Ext. 204I.
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AiRLINES. s435

Front office Of your own in q
huge airline company, pleasant
telephone manner and good skiiis
are required for this terrific po-
HnvY II prpCONyN,rr
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CI,ERK-TVpTcT
CLERK-TYPIST
COLLEGE PARK AREA

Leading financial institution seek
sumo varied duties in 4-girl Of
flee. Must be high school grad
with ability to type 40 w.p.m.
Experience in finance or loan
office desirable but not essential.
Good salary and pleasant work.
ing conditions. Phone for appt,
Mr.. MOCK. AP. 7-7900.
Evening star., 1963-05-15
CLERK-TYPIST

Desirable opening for high
school graduste in large in-
vestment company located
IN Silver Spring. Pleasant
working conditions In air.
conditioned office, with
many company benefits. For
interview call JU. b-bDO3.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

PUBLIC CONTACT, $50
Work on Conn. ave. for the incest
boss In town. All he REQUIRES is a
young lady with . pleasant per-
Evening star., 1963-05-15
DOYLE PERSONNEL

1923 Conn. Ave. Room 7O2
Elevator l extreme left, ST. 3-17S5
REMODELING sUBCONTRACTOR.
experienced In carpentry, brick,
cement, etc. 702"2S26.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

GIRLS-GIRLS
SECRETARY for personnel with
exper. - $500
RECEIPT. SECY, for young man
on the go S45U
JR.. SECY., average skills, beauti-
tul new bldg, fee pd. S433
ADM. ASST. no shhd., 9-6 S400
HECEPT. SECY, Public relations.
Zee paid S476
CLERh-T1PISTS, some no exper.
to S375
MANY OTHERS FEE PAID WV
~ /, -DlF,lO,YlYT].IElsIN Z, YlY].Il g.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

SECRETARY. sTENo., for public
suranss agency. Office espsrisnee sps nee
and skills necessary. Shorthand
30. IBM electric go. Diversified
clerical duties. Convenient down
town location. Generous company
eensfits' benefits Call MRS. STARR DI.
Evening star., 1963-05-15

CLERk-TYPIsT, h. .. grad, knovl
Miss \ 4 w.,In Hys,ns; BoYD's' 700 isth
Evening star., 1963-05-15
HELP WOMEN

SECY. to Lres. Of firm, like fiRIreS,
nei. area, $3.50 mo-. nice offices,
Nisit MISS Lee, BoYD'S, 18th and
Evening star., 1963-05-15

REG. NURSE-Position open for
personable RN. to serve as day
time supervisor In olney Nursing
Home. Good hours, better than
hospital pay. Call MRS. THOMAS
Evening star., 1963-05-12
Sunday

Sunday PM.
"THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER"
1888. Splendid production of the Mark Twain
tale. Tommy Kelly. Ann eiIIis 1905
MOTHER WORE TIGHTS" ls47. Musical
about a girl who marries and becomes part
Of song and dance act. Betty Cradle. Dan
Daley. 3:00-5
THE DEERSLAYER" 1857. PassabIe adapta-
tion Of James Fenimore cooper's tale of
Colonial frontier America Lex Barker. Rita
Moreno 3:05-
THE GALLANT HOURS" 1860. James cagney
stars as Admiral William "BuIl" Halsey in
the South Pacific during World War II.
Dennis Weaver, Ward Costello. 8:00-7
STRIKE UP THE BAND" 1910. An overplotted
musical which comes to life when the stars
perform. Mickey Rooney. Judy Garland.
1l:00-5
STORM WARNING" 1851. A visiting in-law
witnesses a murder by the XXX. Ginger
Rogers, Ronald Reagan lilo
DEATH OF A SALESMAN" 1852. A moving
and foreeful film version of Arthur MiIIers
play about a fading salesman. Fredrc March.
Mildred Dunnock, Kevn Mccarthy. 11:20-o
THE LOVES OF CARMEN" le4s. The familiar
opera about the love Of soldier for
sypsy-mnus the music. Rita Hay~orth, Glenn
Ford. 11:30-7
Mondoy AM.
"IF YOU KNEW SUSIE" le4s A vaudeville
team discovers Washington owes them seven
billion dollars. Eddie Cantor. 1905
Mondoy P.M.
1NsE ~
to keep from being deported. James Stewart.
Hedy LAMAR 1:00-5
KING or THE JUNGLE" 1888. An imitation
Tarzan film. Buster crabbe. 500
THE MUDLARk" 1851. homeless waif
tries to adopt Queen Victoria as his mother.
Andrew Ray, Alec Guinness 7:304
LOVE CRAZY" le4l A comedy about a
r.
Evening star., 1963-05-12

Wife VINO finoS neT innocent nuSDdno IN
friendly situation with another woman. Viii
liam Powell, Myrna 10y. ll:10-5
"PRIVATE'S PROGRESS" 1856 A roIIicking
and hilarious British comedy that spoofs
the army Ian Carmichael 12:55-9
Tuesdoy AN.
JOAN OF PARIS" 1912. A gripping, we'll
acted World War II drama. Michele Morgan
Paul Henreid. 1905
Tuesdoy PM.
THEY MET IN BOMBAY" l94l. A jewel
thief adventure story. Clark Gable. ROsaIind
Russell. 1:00-5
ALONG CAME YOUTH" 1881. (First-run)
Comedy about an American sportsman
stranded in London Buddy Rogers. Frances
Dee. 500
MAN HUNT" l94l. An English big game
hunter stalks Hitler. A bit choppy and
hard to accept. but good meIodrama. Walter
Pidgeon, Joan Bennett. 11:00-5
LOVE BEFORE BREAKFAST" 1885 Romantic
comedy about sOciaIite who tries for an
other mans girl. caroIe Lombard. Cesar
Romero 12:55Sq
Wednesday AN.
"J0Y or LIVING" 1888 Delightful romantic
comedy with Jerome Kern tunes. Irene
Dunno. Douglas Fairbanks. ir 1905
Wednesday PM.
"AT SWORDS POINT. 1852. Lively costume
meIodrama about the sons of the Three
Musketeers. Cornell Wilde. Maureen o'Hara.
1:00-5
"THE LAST OUTPOST" 1895. Action drama
set in the Sudan. Cary Grant 500
SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT" 1916. Well
done but confusing story Of an amnesia
victim. John Kodiak. Nancy Guild. ll:l0-5
carson CITY" 1852. Randolph Scott rides
again. Raymond Massey and Lucille Norman
are featured. l2:55-9
Thursday AN.
LADY LUCK" 1916. good comedy drama
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| E[IiIi[fII'k
1INILESi1Il![IIIlN

NV, is sold out. No more
tickets are available at the
Gallery sales desk.
TO SEE
Art
A collection of 80 watercolors
by English painter j. M. W.
Turner is the Tour of the Week
at the National Gallery of Art,
Fourth street and Constitution
avenue NV. Tours through
the Rotunda are conducted at
l pm. through Saturday and
at 2:30 pm. Sunday.
Thirty-five modern sculptors
are represented in the exhibit
at the Washington Gallery of
Modern Art, 1903 Twentieth
street NV. More than 40 works
representing modern sculpture
in the early part Of this CEN
fury are on display from II
am. to 6 pm. through Satur-
day and 2 to s pm. Sunday.
Exhibits
The Kiln Club Of Washington
presents the 9th International
Exhibition Of Ceramic Art in
the Museum Of Natural His
tory at the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. Open from o am. to
$3.50 pm. daily.
Twenty silk screens depict
ing the work Of artist and
teacher Josef Albers Is on
display from 10 am. to 6 pm.
through Saturday and to 6
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Arlington National Cemetery
PoignuntIy Recalls History

pm. Sunday in the National
Housing Center, 1925 L street
NV.
Sef-portraits by IS artists
from the early 18th century to
the present can be seen in the
South Gallery, second floor of
the main building, at the Ii
brary Of Congress, First street
and independence avenue Sc.
Open from 9 am. to 10 pm.
through Saturday and 1880
am. to 10 pm. Sunday.
TO DO
Tours
The Decatur House, home
Of Naval hero Commodore
Stephen Decatur, is a fine ex-
ample Of a Georgian town
house, and the Naval Museum
in the adjacent carriage house
features memorabilia of the
settling Of the West as well as
Naval history. The house is
open from noon to 5 pm.
daily, while the museum is
open from lO:3O am. to 4 pm.
each day.
The Dumbarton Oaks gar
dens are among the most out
standing examples Of formal
and informal landscaping in
the world. The gardens, at
3lO1 R street NV, are open
from 2 to S pm. daily.
The 0ctagon House, now the
home Of the American Institute
Of Architects at 174l New York
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avenue NV, was completed
before the White House while
Washington was still largely a
plan on paper. The house,
furnished in Early American
pieces, is open from 9 am. to
S pm. through Saturday and
2 to S pm. Sunday.
Outings
The Wilson Lines NV George
Washington sails for Mount
Vernon at 2 pm. from Pier 4
at N street and Maine avenue
S.W. Round trip fares are
SIPS for adults-with a 75-cent
admission at Mount Vernon
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and 81. IS for children.
BY Ston Droke

and $1.S5 for children.
The nip Of fall and the
beauty Of Rock Creek Park
are something to experience
from horseback. Horses and
riding instructions are avail
able from Rock Creek Valley
Stables on Rock Creek park
way NV. under the Taft
Bridge, and Rock Creek
Stables on Glover road south
of the intersection Of Military
road and Oregon avenue NV.
Rental fees for 50 per hour on
weekdays and 50 per hour on
week ends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-19

If you'd like to odd couple Of pins TO your leosue
uverose this season, take odvontose Of this
opportunity TO equip yourself with this famous
Ebonite "Tornedo" -. custom. fried to your hand
by Heehlnser's. This Ivstrovs black boil hos been
proved in millions Of miles on the lanes. Come
in ond pick the weight that best suits you-l2,
10. IA, is or Is pounds then Hsehinser's experts
will measure your grip with the exclusive Ebonizer.
Your ball will be drilled and personoGzed with
your nitios in Hechinsers own shops, and delivered
TO you. The nodded bog in grey finish hos spoce for
ball and bowling shoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-19
Why Go EbOnite?

Tnke Ebonite's exclusive mirocle finish
so mirorsmooth It repels dust and dirt,
keeps the roll proieetIe-trUe. Ebonits
tokes every lost wobble out Of the rolIwith
its mereuY-tested bolonee. Pioneering
reseoreh produced the liveH-onserj
Ebonite rubber thot reolly roitles those
pins. And the exclusive Ebonzer lets you
try on q boil for size, measures for ultro-
precise drilling. Plus -your ebonlte ten
pin ball is eUoron'eed for life oeoinst
defects in manufacture. And oil Ebonite
bolls ere mode TO American Bowling
Congress specifications.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-19
TO HEAR
Lecture

A park naturalist explains
how astronomers unravel
mysteries Of the universe and
how we know where the plan
cts Of our solar system are
10 C a tie d in the planetarium
program at 4 pm. in Rock
Creek Nature Center, Military
and Glover roads NV.
Music
The New York Philharmonic
0ctet's performance at s:15
pm. Sunday at the Corcoran
Gallery Of Art, Seventeenth
street and New York avenue
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BUZ SAWYER
JULIET JONES
POGO

Arlington Cemetery ris e S
above the western gateway to
the Nations Capital as a me-
mortal to those buried there
who served their country both
in war and peace and as a
nostalgia footnote to the histo-
ny of the Civil War.
Many of the outstanding
leaders Of Americas history
such as william Howard Taft,
Gen. John ]. Pershing and
John Foster Dulles are buried
here.
Near the Tomb Of the I'm
known Soldier is the Memorial
Ampitheater, the official site
Of Memorial and Veterans
Day commemorative services,
and the East Pavilion, which
houses the decorations con-
ferred on the Unknown Sol
der by Allied Nations.
The C e m et cry, which is
Open from 8 am, to 7 p,m,
daily, was once the plantation
Of Gen. Robert E. Lee. The
Gust slice Mansion, which
still stands overlooking Wash
ington, was taken over by
Federal troops when Lee
made his fateful decision TO
lead the Army Of the Confed-
eracy. AT the end Of the war,
the Government bought the
land at public auction.
Evening star., 1963-04-28

date and 60 In cars with
boys, and even spend q night
at a girl friends home. I
would say that she has
earned your trust and will
not disappoint you.
DEAR ABBY: Does one
send a wedding invitation to
the groom's parents? It seems
so cold-as though they were
outsiders. How do they get
invited? Does the bride ask
them?
NEED TO KNOW.
The grOOm's parents would
appreciate a formal invita-
tiOn to keep as q souvenir.
Otherwise their presence Is
assumed, naturally.
y
DEAR ABBY: I am the
mother Of q 13-year-old boy.
He is extremely sensitive,
easily hurt and is frequently
moved to tears. His teacher
told me that his greatest
handicap Is his exceptional
good looks. The girls adore
Evening star., 1963-04-28
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: We are par
ents of a l6-year-old daugh-
ter who thinks we are being
too strict with her. She told
us she is embarrassed before
her friends because the rules
we have imposed on her make
1t appear that we don't
trust" her. We love this
child, and we don't want any
harm to come to her. She is
physically and spiritually
beautiful and we want to
keep her that way. She is
a steady church-goer. honor
student and is we'll liked. We
allow her to go to all school
functions (if one of the par
entS drives, but she's not to
go in cars with boys. or
single date. She may have
girl friends stay the night
with her, but she isn't al
lowed to sleep away from
home. Do you think we are
too strict??
A MOTHER.
A responsible 16-year-OId
girl should be permitted to
Evening star., 1963-04-28
Hat Parade Set at Brunch

foods. aviation. furs or the
hotel industry.
Members will meet at 1890
pm. at Evans Farm Inn.
A variety show by a group
Of entertainers will conclude
the program,
More than 100 Soroptimists
and their friends are expected
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