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Smyrna times., 1963-02-28
School Lunches
SOUP & SANDWICHES
Available at All Schools
Every Day.
WEEK OF MARCH 4-S. 1868

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Every Day.
WEEK OF MARCH 4-5, 1868
John Bassett Moore High School
Monday: Hot Dog Sandwich,
Baked Beans, Cheese Sticks,
Apple Crisp, Jello, MIX.
Tuesday: Meat and Vegeta- :
bic Pie, Buttered Potatoes,
String Beans, Chocolate Cake,
Bread, butter, milk.
Wednesday: Hamburg Cake,
Macaroni and Cheese, Peas and
Carrots, Apple Sauce, Hot Rolls
butter, milk.
Thursday: Steak on Bun, But
tered Potatoes, Cole Slaw, Fruit
and Milk.
Friday: No School--Kent
County Teachers Meeting.
Clayton Elementary School
Monday: Scalloped Meat and
Potatoes, Harvard Beets, Bread
and Butter, Milk, Chilled Pear
Halve.
Tuesday: Turkey and Rice
Casserole, Green Lima Beans,
Cranberry Sauce, Bread and
Butter, MIX, Apple Crisp.
Wednesday: Toasted Cheese
Sandwich, Tomato Soup and Sal
tines, Milk, Ginger Cake.
Thursday: Clayton Pizza,
Peas and Carrots, Milk, Pud-
ding.
Friday: School closed for a
Teachers Meeting.
Smyrna Elementary School
Monday: Hamburg Sandwich,
Apple Crisp, Lima Beans,
Cookies, Milk.
Tuesday: Cold Cuts, Potatoe
Salad, Green Beans, Fruit, Roll
led Wheat Rolls, butter, milk.
Wednesday: Meat Loaf, Par
sleyed Potatoes, Tomatoe Cas-
serole, Chocolate Pudding,
Bread, butter, milk.
Thursday: Creamed Turkey,
Mashed Potatoes, Buttered
Peas, Cranberry Relish, Fruit,
Rolls, butter, milk.
Friday: No School--Kent
County Teachers Meeting.
East Elementary School
Monday: Hamburger on Roll,
Vegetable Soup and Saltines,
Pickle Chips, Peaches, Milk.
Tuesday: Clayton Pizza, But
tered Corn, Carrot and Celery
Sticks, Fruit Jello, Milk.
Wednesday: Grilled Cheese
Sandwich, Tomato Soup and Sal
tines. Pickle Chips, Cake, Milk.
Thursday: Roast Pork and
Gravy, Baked Potatoe, Buttered
Beets. Pineapple. Cornbread,
butter, milk.
Friday: No School because of
a Kent County Teachers Meet
ing.
Smyrna times., 1963-02-28

Willow Grove Park Lanes
in Philadelphia, is the largest
bowling establishment which
has ever been built. 1t has
116 lanes.
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Evening star., 1963-08-24

Agriculture, who will mod
crate the program.
Also participating will be
w. Atlee Burpee III Of the
w. Atlee Burpee Co. in Phil
adelphia, Wilbur Youngman,
garden editor of The Star,
and Brian Finger, assistant
county agent and horticul-
turalist for Montgomery
County.
Advance registration at the
Housing Center is necessary.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Don't Fear New Washer

there no longer will be a
leak-maybe. We say maybe
because even a new washer
won't help If the valve seat
is worn or corroded. That
doesn't happen too often, but
If it does, you'll have to buy
what is called a valve seat
reseater, refacer or redresser.
They're inexpensive and can
be purchased at almost any
hardware store.
Eosy to Use
While there are different
types Of reSeaters, all come
with detailed instructions
and are easy to use. To pre-
pare for using one, do exactly
as you did for the changing
of the washer, remembering
once again to shut off the
water.
Sometimes the faucet leak
does not occur at the mouth
of the faucet, but up near
the nut under the handle.
Tightening the nut often will
solve this problem quickly. If
1t doesn't, the nut must be
removed and repacked.
Evening star., 1963-08-24

47o6 Worren Street, NV.
A Cooper Liehtbown Colonial nestled In woodland
setting close to oil shopping schools and tronsporto
ton Meticulousy cored for in every woy. this ehom-
ing home offers loroe living room with fireplace, sep
orote dining room, IibroY, otroctNe kitchen, powder
room on lst floor. End floor: bedrooms and tiled
both Full basement, "a both, oorooe, lovely potio
Immediate possession.
to Warren Street, left to home
Evening star., 1963-08-24
TontoIIon's
New Ideas
For Future
cOntinusd From Pous 81

Continued From Pooe 81
ners. Ralph Triska and Ed
Cook, have done:
They have bought q twin
engine hydroplane boat ty-
pical Of the type they're
thinking Of using for water
taxi service from the Tantal-
Ion marina. They now use
the boat, which skins across
the water at so miles an
hour, for showing clients
waterfront lots.
And for use as q mobile
ski lift. they have bought an
amphibiouS landing craft
which will hold so persons
standing. It looks like q tank,
and its tractor treadS will
take it anywhere on land as
well as in the water.
Besides carrying skiers up
the slopes. the vehicles also
will be used by the builders
in the winter to carry ma
terials to sites where there
are no paved streets. And in
the marina area. 1t will push
the dredge and haul piling
out to the pile driver in the
water.
TITS ideas like these that
have made Tantallon sue
cessful," says Mr.. Cook.
There was O lieutenant
colonel who bought Q lot
after hearing about US while
he was stationed in Tokyo.
Another man in Dayton,
Ohio, bought a $22, 900 water
front lot over the telephone
after having read about US"
The partners add that new
ideas for Tantallon keep pop
ping up almost daily. "And
we'll follow through on the
good ones" says Mr.. Cook.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
By ANDY LANG
kP Newsfeotures Writer

There's an old saying that
II a man can't put a new
washer in a faucet, he isn't
much of a home handyman.
True or not, it is a fact
that many persons who
tackle major projects around
the house will do everything
possible to avoid tangling
with faucets.
Changing q washer &C.
clockwise direction. II you
remember to shut off the
water before you begin. This
is done by turning the valve
to that particular line in a
in the new and the leak will
can't find the valve-or If, as
sometimes happens, there is
no line valve then the main
water valve in the house
must be shut off.
The next step is to loose
the nut directly under the
faucet handle, turning it
counter -clockwise. Place ad-
hesive tape on the nut or on
the Jaws Of the wrench to
avoid scratching the fixture.
Assembly Comes of
When the nut is loose, turn
the faucet handle In the
same direction as though you
were turning on the water.
The entire faucet assembly
then will come loose. Remove
1t and you will find that, at
the bottom of the stem or
spindle, there is a screw
holding q washer in place.
All that is necessary now
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Homes Set
For Laurel

The Roland L. Nichols
Realty Co. has broken ground
for a 525-home community
at Contee road and Route
1877 in Laurel, Md.
The subdivision, to be
called Snowden Oaks, will
feature homes by Sholz
Homes, Inc. built by George
town Homes, Inc.
Construction will begin i'm
mediately on the three, four
and five bedroom homes
which will feature two baths
and central air conditioning.
The homes will be priced
from $19,990 to $29, 400.
Snowden Oaks will be set on
158 acres. First homes should
be ready for occupancy by
October.
Evening star., 1963-08-24

is to take off the screw and
old washer and replace them
with a new screw and q new
washer. Sometimes the old
screw will be so battered that
you will be unable to turn it
with the screwdriver. In that
event, cut away the old
washer, which will leave the
head of the screw exposed. It
can then be removed with
pliers.
Reassemble the faucet
parts, turn on the water and
Evening star., 1963-08-24

FIRST PRESENTATION. A rore find in this uItro-eon.
Venent locality. 2-stoy brick Colonial with den ono
powder first floor, nice bedrooms and both
on second stowoy finished third floor needs heot)
Nice deep lot with eoroee. sidewalk, etc.! Don't foil Il
see mr. Alexander, EN-. 3-5936).
DIRECTIONS RIGHT apprormGtei
mile TO Northampton, rtoht to home
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Artist Zung
On Vocation

Star Staff Artist
Zang Auerbach is on
vacation. His drawing,
"R e atty Realities"
which appears a on
these pages each week,
will be resumed upon
his return.
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Areas Top Builders
Join Fall Festival

The Washington areas most prominent builders are
participating in The Stars Fall Festival Preview Of "a
Homes survey of tomorrow's homes today which will
be published three consecutive FridaysSeptember
Is, 20 and 27.
These three special real estate sections with theme
Of Know Your Builder" will bring prospective home
buyers up to date on what the builders are offering
throughout the metropolitan area
Details on the builders and their communities will be
given in stories and pictures And map and directory
will give their exact locations price ranges and styles Of
homes.
Also included in the three special sections will be
articles about the current housing market and trends by
top Government officials and the presidents Of national
and local home builders groups.
Don't miss The Stars Fall Festival Prevew Of "a
Homes
Evening star., 1963-08-24
Gardening Course Set

Four experts in gardening
will participate in a special
two-hour school for home
gardeners and landscapes
September 16, II and 18 at
the National Housing Center,
1925 L street NV.
Participating in the class,
which will be held from 8 to
10 pm. each evening, will be
DR.. Victor Boswell. chief of
the ornamental and research
branch of the Department of
Evening star., 1963-08-24

What is more beautiful than brilliant wild azaIeas.
holly blaek-eyed susans dottng quiet wood.
land! Through the talents of Stock Bros. Nursery
Deereld has both preserved this setting and blended
the fora to new Colonial homes. Come for tour
from Bethesda, drive out Bradley Boulevard. rurr
right on Seven Locks Road on your left Is Deer
held. eare-built community Of the Smith Develop.
ment Company. z
, 1963-05-23

community. Governor Pale
wonsky has expressed his own
sense that policemen salaries
are inadequate. AS commits
sioner of Public Safety / shall
continue to strive for better
pay for this hazardous occupa-
ton. It must be pointed out
that both the Governor and
the Legislature of the Virgin
Islands have done as much as
possible in meeting this depart
, 1963-05-23


ment's requests for funds for
police training and for addi-
tional positions. The 1864
Budget for the Department of
Public Safety as prepared by
calls for additional person
mel vehicles and other vital
police equipment, as well as a
radio communication system
and funds for more police
training.
Concluded tomorrow
, 1963-05-23

SO44O
Caribbean tourist industry.
The Committee will also ex-
anime the report of a survey
just completed, With the assist
ance Of the Agency for Inter
national Development, for the
Improvement of t~elecommunl-
cations in the Eastern Carib-
bean, and a preliminary re-
port on transportation within
the region.
Another important task OF
the Committee at this meeting
will be the 1868 review of
development plans and pro-
grammes of the countries.
The Standing Advisory Com
mittee Of the Caribbean Plan
was set up by the Caribbean
Council at its Second Meeting,
held in British Guiana in
March 1862, to advise the
Council on all projects to be
undertaken within the concept
of the Caribbean Plan, and to
serve as the coordianting body
for the Plan.
In considering the Secretary
Generals proposals, the Com
mittee will take into account
the suggestions and advice Of
the Seminar on Planning Tech
niques and Methods which
was held in Puerto Rico, jan
uary 30-February Z, 1863,
under the auspices of the Car
ibbean Organization, with the
assistance of the Ford Founda-
4iop -~
, 1963-05-23
Dated 5/22/63
REMARKS -.
Continued from Page -

expect of a police department.
BY and large these men and
the women who make up your
police force are doing a hard
job, giving their best to it for
money which most of you
wouldnot accept together with
he responsibility. In the long
run we will have to face up to
this practical problem as a
, 1963-05-23
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the country. I hope that you
will cast your prestige as Com
mitteeman behind this import
ant program, will speak for it
publicly, and to help rally
votes for it in Congress-"
, 1963-05-23

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! With an estimated eighteen million persons owning stock II
: is surprising how few speculate"
! Practically everyone buys good" stocks for the long pull"
+ Conversation usually discloses however. that the good stock
! a purchased at a rather inopportune time and a substantial
l. loss has resulted. Rather than take the loss. il is being held
+ FOR the long pull"
J. That period can be quite long. Five. ten. fifteen years.
: Constant and experienced observation Of the price movement
i can usually make the long pull start at the right time.
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, 1963-05-23

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Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05

SOMETHING THAT MADE
ME- LAFF: A fellow looking at
his buddy standing out in front
of the pool-room, his shoes frail,
his breeches seedy, his hair long,
his shirt dirty, saying brother
this hyar is New Years Day,
but as I looks at you it don't
look lack them Black-eyed peas
and hogh jowls kin do you much
good.
MAYBE SHE JESS LOOKS
YOUNG: The other day, so l
hear, Friend Glover Moore, of
the Zebra Motel, had young
lady in his car with his steps
sons baby, and was asked is that
the baby's mother the
answer, Nav, my steps sons
mother is dead that's my
intended
WEEKLY QUOTATION: God
delights in our temptations, and
yet hates them; He delights in
them when they drive us to
prayer: He hates them when
they drive Us to despair-Martin
Luther.
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05

PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05
James Meredith-His Greatest
CHALLENGE

In summing-up the biggest news events of the
year just ended, high among the list is James Mere
dith and the University of Mississippi story; a
fact that made Meredith himself what newsmen
call good copy.
AS result of his being good copy Mr.. Mere
dith has been called upon by newsnen to express
an opinion and give his views on wide range of
subjects and sometimes appears to have volunteer
ed, without such promptings to express an opin-
ion, and give his views wide range of sub
lects somewhat remote from the main purpose of
his having been admitted to the University as a
student.
We can appreciate the power and effects of
the inner promptings that makes Mr., Meredith
want to revel in the spotlight with which he is
constantly surrounded, despite our reservations as
regards the maturity of his wisdom and judgment
as respects the problems concerning the future of
the Negro race in the United States.
In our opinion he is not, and we hope he him.
self has come to believe that before he completes
the education that he is presumed to have set out
to obtain in the first place, that he is ready to as
sumo the mantle of racial leadership.
There is ancient adage that still tongue
makes wise head
Despite all the events that have swirlled a.
round him. none has obscured his main symbol
which is that Of student, and despite all the op-
portunities and temptations of the spotlight, his
failure as student will be tragic disappointment
and it is from this view that we say the greatest
challenge TO Mr.. Meredith is to make good as a
student at the University of Mississippi
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05
Wilt Slu111ps,
But Holds To
Scoring Lead

NEW YORK Wilt Cham
berlain still was heads and shoul-
ders above all other National
Basketball Association scorers
Tuesday but the San Francisco
giants slip was showing-in his
per game average.
The 7-foot Warrior, who had
been averaging better than 50
points a game through the first
three months of the season, has
scored under 40 in each of his
last eight games.
The reason? Mainly the ab-
sence of Tom Cola, who was
traded by the Warriors to the
New York Knickerbockers for
Willie Naulls and Kenny Sears.
Cola was Chamberlain's favor
ite feeder. The former LaSalle
star picked up countless assists
helping to make Chamberlain the
leagues scoring leader two years
in a row. With Cola gone, the
feeding load has been placed in
the hands of Guy Rodgers, who
apparently cannot do it alone.
AS a result of his scoring lapse,
Chamberlain's average dipped be-
low last years pace for the first
time, 4s.4 per game. 1t was still
plenty ahead of Elgin Baylor's
runner-up average of 35.2 per
game.
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05
Jackson Snubs
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Continued From Page One)
nations outstanding religious
leaders and laymen, will mark
the first time that the Protes-
tant, Catholic and Jewish lead
ers have convened to examine
the church's role in the solution
of the nations lingering race
problem.
Federal Judge James B. Par
sons stated that the conference
hopes to arrive at a common
commitment on the race prob
lem to which all churches will
subscribe"
Parsons is chairman of the
host committee, Honorary CO.
chairmen are Rabbi Ernst M.
Lorge, president, Chicao Board
of Rabbis; Cardinal Albert Mey-
er, archbishop of Chicago; and
George F. Sisler, president of
the Church Federation of Great
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05
Republican And
The South
(The New York Times)

In an open letter addressed
to the Republican National
Committee the editors of a
young Republican," publication
called Advance take the party
leadership to task for support
ing segregationist candidates in
the South in the recent Con-
gressional elections. The young
gentlemen of Advance think
that while "a traditionally con-
servative appeal to the South
is certainly acceptable, a segre-
gationist appeal is totally un-
acceptable, both morally and
politically"
The young gentlemen are
overwhelmingly right, The spec
tacle OF the Republican party
trying to profit from Southern
resentment over the "Ole Miss"
affair by nominating candidates
who will outshout reactionary
Southern Democrats in indigna-
ton, is an example of opportun-
ism at its sohhiest worst. 1t
is morally wrong because it
bellies and repudiates the posi-
ton taken by the Republican
Party in its national declaration
of principles. It is politically
wrong because it is certain to
ALLEVIATE far larger numbers of
voters, white as well as Negro,
in urban centers everywhere in
the East, the West and the
North.
The Republican party has
made many foolish and costly
blunders we'll within the men,
ory of most people now living.
1t bucked the trend toward Soc
ial Security during the dark
days of the great Depression. It
championed the cause Of isola-
ton until the imminent Nazi
threat or conquest of the Brit
ish Isles shocked it into q be-
lated sense of realism. 1t per-
mitted its influence to be
thrown for years against the
reform Of such abuses as public
utility holding company mani
pulation and unregulated Wall
Street speculation. It paid for
these and other errors, paid
dearly, at the polls. Does it
want to pay once more for an
abbsmally shortsighted ap-
proach toward the worthy and
desirable end of the Solid
South?
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05

left the scene of action What
followed that was worst that
you can imagine Somebody
started demanding their money
back, and with that the crowd
outside started throwing bricks
through windows, broke every
window glass and door in the
front, went around to the back
and did the same thing, and
came inside and broke the four
big mirrors behind the stage
which cost some $500 each
What worried nay thoughts was
did they want their money back
that bad, OF DC they jess hate
TO see q member OF the tribe
with something worth having
and things lack dat is
what makes ME keep on think
ing boat what make US lack we
&c
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05
Boxer Arizinendi
Dead On Coast

LOS ANGELES Albert
Baby Arizmendi, Mexican-born
boxer who in 1884 won share
of the disputed featherweight
title, died Monday in veterans
hospital. He was 49.
Cause of death was not learned.
Arizmendi, born at Torreon,
Mexico, came here at an early
age and boxed for 10 years start
ing in 1882.
He won the New York Athletic
Commission version Of the feath-
erweight crown by outpointing
Mike Belloise. Freddie Miller held
the National Boxing Association
share of the crown at that time.
Henry Armstrong later won te
NBA crown, and after he retired.
New York no longer recognized
Arizmendi.
Arizmendi was one of the most
popular fighters Of all time in Los
Angeles, which has thousands Of
Mexican American fans. He had
Two fierce battles here with Arm
strong.
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05
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BY PERCY GREENE

FARISH STREET sATUR-
DAY NIGHT: It amt muffin
lack AINE Haggar's Chillun,
and all during the holidays,
whilst | sat around my favorites
spots partaking OF my usual fish
and beer, and beings as was a
iotta my old friends from outta
town taking now and then some
ting maybe a we bit stronger,
couldn't help thinking bout, as
the boys says down at the forks
10 de road what makes us lack
what we is What made
me keep on thinking about what
makes us lack we is, was that
J vas out to Stevens Rose Room
Christmas Eve Night :. but be-
fore ] say what ! intend to say
! cughta tell you-ails that I
been from New York to Cali
forniag and from Maine l.
Florida, New York City, ATTAIN
Ia, Chicago, st. Louis, Milwau-
kee, Los Angeles. you .name-um,
and l aint yet run across moth
ing nowhere owned and operat-
ed by member of the tribe-O-
Hagar that equals Stevens Rose
Room Now what I start
ed to say was Old Miss MRS.
Frances the wife) was over in
Atlanta spending the Christ
mas with my two daughters and
Five Grand Children and /
choose to sneak out to the Rose
Room Christmas Eve Night
where Brother Willie Miller my
fellow publisher contemporary
was giving one Of his dances,
not that l was ready to do the
twist, but rather jess to look
on at the capperings of some of
those nice young things O.
You-Kid -. But Jess at the
hour when everything was rosy,
somebody ups and says that the
Music Makers was the wrong
folks, and Brother Miller had
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05
u. S. Steel Head Sees
Some Improvement Ahead
Some
NEW YORK

NEW YORK - Roger NJ.
Blough, whose clash with Presi-
dent Kennedy over steel price
increases hit a 1862 news high
spot, ignored the episode Monday
in his traditional year-end review.
AS board chairman of us. Steel
Corp. Blough heads the nations
biggest steel firm and the eighth
largest industrial company in
sales.
His statement stressed foreign
competition as an ''unsolved de-
pressant" Of the steel industry,
and huge expenditures on new and
more efficient steelmaking equip
ment as a partial answer to the
challenge.
Blough also foresaw modest i'm
provement in demand for steel in
the months Notwithstanding a
strong economy. The steel indus
Try now is operating at under two
thirds Of its productive capacity.
The clash over prices was
touched off last April 10 when
Blough called at the White House
with word Of a US. Steel decision
b post Z S. ton increase. Six
other companies quickly followed
suit.
The President, saying the move
threatened his anti initiation pro-
gram, denounced the increase.
In ths face Of administration
hestillty. plus the refusal Of some
- llmpanies to go along, US.
ooGA ths others which fol-
lp1ed - lad rescinded he price
-.
Jackson advocate., 1963-01-05

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