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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-28

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Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

The world today knows nylon in host of products
in daily hosiery, textile of all kinds, tire cords,
plastics Literally there thousands of made
of nylon.
Nylon is produced in 38 countries by 112 firms But
perhaps more Importantly the first nylon plant in the
world built right here Seaford in 1899 Throughout
America nyon the livelihood for nearly l5 million
working people and their dependents More than 10000
directly engaged in the manufacture of nylon-more
than 5000 people make nyon in Du Points Seaord plant
Throughout it's 25year history, nyon has been called
the miracle fiber and few would deny it's right to be SO
called 1t nonetheess the achievement of thousands of
human talents and the Seaford plant proud be part
Of this achievement Our people here have played vital
part each step of the way during quarter of century of
nyon progress 1t be expected then that the Seaord
plant and it's people will be contributing of the
more significant chapters in nyon's history yet to
be written.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-22
And An Editor Answers


 you your supporting the two officers couldn't admire superior officer for not supporting under him in times of fire when they under criticism certainly would do the got difficulty had performed job and being crit icized for doing just that
 pecpitated of situation during the when not represent incidentally given clearance to get pictures of wecage the following the PIC office He taken to the Mountain the Photoab truck soced clearance AS he started ascend to where the plane ordered off the in uncertain terms and the again. had taken follow channels doing his job Somewhere along the words about an officer geneman hope that latter word hasn't been stricken those connected with the service.
 expressions opinion here weeks only the writer but believe you'll find indicative of the businessmen down the street
 often the there has been attitude of domination cooperation within time this be changed Whether change of personnel change the of think ing sincerely hope This too small munity you military personnel let matters pink and the pane incident the friction which it has-Bill Mason
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-22
Rotarians Listen To mixed-up Trio

A quiz on Abraham Lincoln con- ducted by Rev. Father MarcariuS Targonsky and a singing trio com posed of Al Hochberger singing in German; Father Targonsky in Rus sian and Dr. Bob Johnson in Eng fish singing Happy Birthday" to the Rev. Lewis E. White high lighted Tuesdays Rotary Club meeting here.
 Guests included It. Col. E. II. Davis, M/Sgt. S. c. Schley, Nick
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-22
Borough Decision Due Next Tuesday

A public meeting of the Ko- diak Island Borough Study Group will be held Tuesday night, Feb. 26, at 8 pm. in the courtroom over the pOstOffice.
 Purpose of the meeting will be voting on the type of borough which members prefer and then a petition will be sent to the LO- cal Affairs Agency. Everyone is encouraged to attend.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-22
An Admiral Writes "A Letter
Dear MT. Mason:

Dear MT Mason:
 I realize how unknd have been to officers their the execution duties maybe you do Captain Smith and Lieutenant their Country and the Amer public estimation they have done outstanding job here at Kodiak. character esoueness conviction that he should do what the sacrifice popularity He has done much station General other senior officers observation of the people who work for him.
 We will strong able when he retires month.
 Yours truly,
 F. E. Bakutis,
 RADM U. s. Navy
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-22
NAMED TREASURER

Mrs. Yule Chaffin of Woody Is- land was recently elected treasurer of the Alaska Press Women, ac- cording to word received from Val dez this week. Mrs. Chaffin wrote the bulk of the material of the book "Alaska's Kodiak Island"
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-22

Guardsman Alexander w. JanOpOulOs e and VIII May chief hospital corpsman from USCG Sor load in Japanese into ambulance the Kodiak Station Thursday Feb IA for transfer to Griffin Memorial Hospital The identified Matsui Tamura 25 suffering from ruptued appendix He evacuated from his fishing boat off Kodiak Island after aid requested Monday another brought to medical he identified Michiharu Mishma the vessel Ezan au who repOredy suffering appendicitis Approval granted Monday Frontier the ship enter evacuation of the patient also Griffin Memorial UF2G amphibian aircraft piloted by It. Cmd
 Hubert USCG left Kodiak for Dutch Harbo Monday to return Mishima o KOdiak-(Offica USN PhOtO)
Kodiak mirror., 1963-02-22

Rauch, Blk Bonney, K. V. Holm berg, Steven Collins and student guest Art Olsen.
Evening star., 1963-04-24
No Money Down
on Sears Easy
Payment Plan

All fabrics emerge from this Kenmore fresh as can be
safeyied with drying temperatures plus air for fluff
ing R Choose rOm TOpOfcabinet lint filter is easy to get
to! Sears Days feature!
Sean Stores
Smyrna times., 1963-12-12
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School Lunches ,
ESf q 8 sS7s@S
&1WEEK OF DECEMBER 1920


East Elementary School
"a" Platter fl
Monday = Cheeseburgers,
Pickle chips, Potato chips,
Green and yellow beans, Cake
Milk.
nuesday--Hot dog on roll,
Sauerkraut relish and mus
tard. Baked beans, Apple crisp.
Milk.
Wednesday--Beef pot pie,
Kale, Finger salad, Fruit tap
ioca, Milk.
Thursday--Baked macaroni,
tomatoes with cheese. Stewed
tomatoes, Peas, Jello with
whipped topping, Milk.
Friday - Grilled cheese
sandwich and pickle, Tomato
soup, Green beans, Potato
chips, Peaches, Milk.
"a" Platter ~
Monday--Corn chowder, Egg
salad sandwich, Fruit, MIX.
Tuesday--Potato soup, Pea
nut butter & jelly sandwich,
Apple crisp, Milk.
Wednesday--Tomato soup,
Meat sandwich, Fruit tapioca,
Milk.
Thursday--Chicken noodle
soup, Cheese & lettuce sand
wich, Jello with fruit, Milk.
Friday--Fish chowder, Tuna
fish sandwich, Peaches, Milk.
Smyrna Junior High School
"a" Platter fl
Monday = Cheeseburger,
oven fried potatoes. Wax beans
O'Brien, Apple, Milk.
Tuesday--Baked ham corn
relish, Scalloped potatoes.
Stewed tomatoes, Cherry pie,
Roll and butter, Milk.
Wednesday - Stuffed frank
furters, Steamed cabbage, But
tered carrots, Doughnut, Milk.
Thursday = Hot turkey sand
wich, Whipped potatoes, Peas,
Cranberry relish, SNOWFALL
dessert Milk.
Friday--Tlna and macaroni
salad, Mixed Vegetables, Pick
led beets, Lemon pudding, MILK
"a" Platter m
Monday = Cream of tomato
soup, Ham salad sandwich,
Deviled egg salad, Apple, Milk.
Tuesday - Vegetable soup,
Grilled cheese sandwich, Car
rot & celery sticks. Cherrypie,
Milk.
Wednesday - Chicken rice
soup, Egg & lettuce sandwich.
Beet & onion salad. Doughnut.
MIX. m II naa Yrsv19a-
Thursday--Beef noodle soup.
Bologna sandwich, Cole slaw,
Fruit, cookie, Milk.
Friday--Cream of celery
soup or clam chowder, Egg
salad sandwich, Picked beets.
Lemon pudding, Milk.
Smyrna Elementary School
"a" Platter fl
Monday--Meat rolls, DeWleC
eggs, Potato salad, Collarc
greens, Pineapple rice pudding
Bread and butter, Milk.
Tuesday = Frankfurter cas-
serole, Baked tomatoes, Apple
and raisin crisp, Bread and but.
ter, Milk.
Wednesday = CHRISTMAS
DINNER, Creamed turkey
Mashed potatoes, Glazed car.
rots, Cranberry sauce, Cook
les, Milk.
Thursday = American choI
suey, Cole slaw, Peaches, Roll:
and butter, Milk.
Friday - Tuna fish salad
French fries or potato cake
Buttered peas, Fruit, Breat
and butter, Milk.
"a" Platter #2
Monday = Egg cheese sand
witch on rye, Split pea soup
Orange & grapefruit sections
Smyrna times., 1963-12-12

We have Fine Selection Of smiihfeld Hams and
Country Ham. Rsfh Honey GlsIsd Hams. Alb.
Packer Label 3-lb. 5Ib. TO u lbs. Goei1e Essksy
and Hafna Ham BIB. can.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-12

-. IN. Advertised Price Is 'ss
m'I ',''u.., p,ie. You Pay For The Particular
I..m Of Your choiesl
Smyrna times., 1963-12-12


II ssday - Peanut butter
sandwich, Chicken noodle soup.
Carrot strip. Apple & raisin
crisp, Milk.
Wednesday--Bologna sand
wich. Clam chowder, Fruit
cocktail, Milk.
Thursday = Turkey : ham
sandwich, Tomato soup, Gel
cry sticks, Peaches, Milk.
Friday - Cheese sandwich,
Vegetable soup, Pickle slice,
Fruit, Milk.
Clayton Elementary School
"a" Platter I'll
Monday--Chipped beef a la
king, Brussels sprouts, But
tered rice, Carrot & raisin sa-
lad on pear half, MIX, Bread
and butter.
nesday--Suuffed frank, Cab
bage slaw, Tiny peas, Bread and
butter. Milk, Pineapple gin
ger upside down cake.
Wednesday = CHRISTMAS
DINNER, Creamed turkey,
Mashed potatoes, Snap beans
Cranberry salad. Bread and
butter, MILK. Jello & Cookie.
Thursday--Barbeque beef on
buttered roll, Sweet potato cas-
serole, Buttered cauliflower,
Milk, Raisin cranberry cobb.
ler.
Friday--Fish sticks, Baked
macaroni & tomatoes, Collard
greens, Bread and butter, Milk,
Fruit.
"a" Platter ~
Monday - Egg salad sand
wich, Green vegetable soup.
Carrot & raisin salad, Milk,
Pear half.
Tuesday = Salami sandwich.
Tomato soup. Cabbage slaw.
Milk, Pineapple upside down
'cake.
Wednesday--Lunch meat &
cheese sandwich, Minestrone
soup, Cranberry salad, MIX,
Pineapple.
Thursday = Bologna sand
wich, Chicken chowder soup,
Milk, Raisin cranberry cobb
ler.
Friday--Peanut butter & jelly
sandwich, Vegetable soup. Car
rot & celery sticks. Milk, Mix
ed fruit.
John Bassett Moore High School
"a" Platter fl
Monday = Baked ham with
raisin sauce, Potato vegetable
salad, Buttered carrots, Apple
sauce cake Bread and butter.
FMilk. fa..t. s5,fas rsyl
iw MISUNDERSTANDING cake with
tomato sauce, Buttered noodles,
Green beans, Peaches, Bread
and butter, Milk.
Wedne sday--Creamed turkey
on filling, Whipped potatoes,
Peas, Cranberry & orange rel
ish, Homemade cake, Bread and
butter, Milk.
Friday--Fish fillet w/lemon
slice, French fries, Spinach
goldenrod, Fruit jello, Bread
and butter, Milk.
"a" Platter ~
Monday - Egg or cheese
sandwich, Potato soup. Stuffed
celery sticks, Applesauce cake,
Milk.
Tuesday--Cold ham or peanut
butter sandwich, Cream of cell
cry soup, Cookies and fruit,
MILK.
Wednesday--Lunch meat or
cheese sandwich, Chicken rice
soup, Carrot curls & ripe OIL
ives, Homemade cake, Milk.
Thursday--Creamed cheese
and pineapple or corned beef
sandwich, Vegetable soup.
Fresh fruit, Donut, Milk.
Friday--Chicken or cheese
sandwich, Corn chowder, Apple
slices. Jello with topping. Milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

conveniences. spick and span ran
cher with a covered patio and out
door firepl.s on beautiful " acre
fenced lot bedrms.s modern cleo
tric kcthen, lots Of extras. VIII sell
FHAs GI or will make exceptional
conventional terms. Priced At only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

A WISE BUY. A spofIess : bedrm.,
IVA bath homes centrally air c0nd.,
sep. din. rm.s big secluded patio.
Walk to schools and bus. Only
Sl2,s5o. Easy. Easy terms. VIII
trade.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
NICHOLAS
REALTOR HE. 4-1000

BELAIR. Rancher. > bedrms.. fami.
y,,E Em: baths; garage; ar cTp T6:
dishw sh er, cutters and down
Spouts, storm windows and doors,
etc. Only Sle,60O. Assume present
loan or your choice Of terms.
We can also offer Cape Gods, Colo
malls and a country clubber, In this
wonderful area on easy, easy terms
and with quick possession. VIII &C
cent trades,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
HOUSES FOR SkLE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ST. AuCHAELB PARISH-Immac.
1-stury Colonial. an-brk. conStruc-
ton lge. bedrms,s lively Nv, I'm.
with drepls sep. din- m, truly De
luxe Kit win table space. dish-
wasners frost-free refErs Isl GI.
powder m and On eeuter bah,
IN. 70 BUS. ASKING s1s.sso.
/. i. LEWIS 949-4330
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

BARGAIN HUNTERS, LoOki Seller
viii pay settl e m e mt and give
immed. possession On q 4 bedrm.
home in good cond., bsmt., sep.
din. rnn., equipped kit, automatic
washer and dryer, enclosed porch,
level lot, 2-car garage and only
Sl3,2So, $3.50 DIN. Call 277-2lT now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

IAhOMA PARK
ATTRACTIVE brick Cape Cod, 4
bedrms., IVA baths, z fully equipped
kits, On , beautifully Handicapped
lots, can be built on. Also many
extras conven. to shopping and
schools.
College Parkwood Realty Co.
Realtors s3Sss1z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

GLEN RIDGE RAMBLER. 3
bedrms.. brk. rambler with bsmt.,
immaculate .cond:s mr., Capitol Plaza
Better see this at only $50 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

SHORT CASH. Looki Only $500 dn.,
no red tape, Before Christmas pos
session, a spotlesg rambler pine
paneled din. rm., 3 bedrms.S beau
tiful kit, wall oven etc., full
bsmt., carport and patio. Ranch
tYpe fence. VIII trade,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

ATTENTION.. UsA5Q
frame home ' with Arepi. in Ev. r m"
sep. din. rm., side porch bsmt.
with exit, tree shaded lot, easy
FLA or CT terms or assume Sg7.8l
per. month after moderate down
payment. Vacant for quick posses
sion. VIII sell this week end. See at
once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-03
NICE N NEW
OLNEY AREA

Attractive brick rambler on lovely
level Y acre with trees and
shrubs. Liv. rm. with .wall-to-wall
earpeting, dining ell. 8 bedrms.,
patio and small screened porch.
Convenient to all schools and
churches. S1S,75O.
Copper River current., 1963-02-14

will have to try that again. It vas good to see such turn out, and we thank you for putting up vi our antics.
 Cari bou have been seen many times the road betWeen here and FLA A.
 New Commers to Gakona Lodge are Nj cki and Pope they cute fat and sassy little puppies, the start Of Nancy dog team may be.
 Hrs Clarence ith will be working at the Lodge starting this week.
 At the last Copper River Current mee- ting Mrs Earl Barnard from Gakona hon. ored wi tn 9 supprise baby shower. Mrs Tillard baked the cake.
 Yell, No news may be rood news but it doesn' help fill this column.
 Remember even a worm will turn if trod on long enough.
 Take me upon your back, and you'll know what I uri gh. Carry my sorrOVs by actively symnathi zing ri tn me, and you will then have some idea of the burdenoof my life. If you vore my boots, you would know Nhero they pinch. Sp1ugeon.
Copper River current., 1963-02-14
COP R v .LLEY TEACHES ASSOCI ATION

The Copner Valley Teachers ASSOC iati on met at Gl lennallen Fl ementary School on Jaiuafy 3l, 1865. Attending the meet ing were Father Taller, Sister Agatha and Sister Kathl cen of Copper Valley School; Hrs. Roach and Mrs. Donnelly of Copper CenteIG School; Mr. & Mrs. Hughes of ~Ga- l&ona; Nr. g. Mrs. Veach, Mrs. Wilson, nr. KaEagley, MT. and Mrs. Noonlzesser and Ilr. NiDDs of Glenna7 len. Invited guests attending the meeting were pr. Schneider, Nr. Lueblze and Mir. Engebretson, Glenn allen Advi sory School Board members, and Mr. Lee Hayes of the Department of Edu- cation. Cont on Page 8
Copper River current., 1963-02-14
CAKONA SCHOOL NE!..S

Val cn tine' s Day
 Peek, peck, peek,
 This is the Weelz.
 It is fun on Val alentine' Day, On Valentines s Day everybody s gay. It is fun.
 I hope I get one.
 By Tommy Neel ey-Gr. } Valentine T arty
 The Gal1ona Grade School wi II have ~~ val entine skating party on Fri day nj ght Feb. l5. The ,Darty vi l l. begin at 700 PM. During skating ue will have some music. Ne will also :have 3 fire. After the party VIC will have some hot cocoa and :. cookies.
 The lower grades will have their party -d1 ring the day. We hope everyone will have wonderful, excellent time.
 By Virginia Gene-Gr 8
Copper River current., 1963-02-14
A. C. 5. NEH1S
Con- t from Page ,

Howard said now he would get decent meal. His cooking isn't the best, so he sayss
 Thursday morning Feb. at O8OO a safety film shown to employees of the Al aslza State Hi ghHay Dept. and the ACS personnel. The fl In vas produced by the =? Engi ginerring and Research Dept. of Ford Motor Co. It vas interesting film that showed the value of safety door locks, scat belts and padded dash boards on todays cars. The film ?7as titled "Crash and Live. There were 37 people present for the sho7- ing.
 Thursday afternoon Feb. ', a coffee and cake type party was given in the ACS office for Iii ss Tess Schoonover. Tess left our fl rm after being temporarily employed for 90 days. Tess is presently in Anchorage taking Civil Servi ce exam. Her pl ans tentativ1y call for employment ri tn the ACS office in Anchorage Although Tess was m:iet and jokingly referred to by some as "Silent Sam", will miss her. Thought for the Day*
 To accept good advice is but to increase our own ability.
Copper River current., 1963-02-14
G.AKONA TETS

The Lappi's, Talcotts and Hughes had fun on the Hughes homes tead Sunday, there is big hill there just meant for sliding.
 After the biz basket ball game Sat- 2,rdav nj te ue are all resting. There were no casual ii es: and VIC had wonderful time. Gl email en has a good team and VIC: sure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
Fouquier Board Plans
Hearing on Beer Bill

WARRENTON, Va, Dec. "a CSpeciaD.-The Fauquier
County Supervisors has scheduled public hearing
January 9 proposed beer and building laws.
The beer bill seeks repeal ordinance Of which
made the sale Of beer wine Sundays illegal in the
county.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
Wyeth Painting
Being Sold to Aid
Cultural Center

THE CloiSters," a painting
by American artist Andrew
Wyeth, will be auctioned off at
a special dinner Sunday, to
benefit the National Cultural
Center Sunday in the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel in New York.
The auction Of the painting
donated anonymously for the
event. will be the highlight OF
the dinner, which also will fea-
ture a fashion show with
Broadway stars as models.
The dinner, called the Amer
lean Pageant Of Fashion and
the Arts, is sponsored by the
American Council Of Fashion
Designers.
Sealed bids on the Wyeth
painting may be placed with
the dinner chairman, Mrs. Jo-
seph Werner Reed of 131 East
Sixty-sixth street, New York
of the Knoedler's Gallery. Bids
on the painting are starting al
$500 Mr.. Wyeth's last paint.
ing was sold for $65,00O, the
most ever paid for the work Of
a living American artist.
Proceeds from the dinner
will be divided between the cul-
tural center and the American
Shakespeare Theater in STRAIT
ford, Conn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24

dition. Three Davis children
we're treated for cuts and
released.
Henry King. So. and his wife
Florence, SO. Of ITO East Fifth
street, both listed as Every
critical" They suffered second
and third-degree burns.
Gas Leak Suspected
Sergt. Charles Bell Of the
Frederick police said he was
investigating a gas leak as q
possible cause Of the explosion
the Associated Press reported
A Frederick policeman, who
was little more than a block
away when the blast erupted
said by the time he raced to
the scene the Davis house had
already burned to the ground
A spokesman for the Fred
erick Gas Co. said the King
house was served by bottled
gas. He said a witness, not
identified, spoke Of seeing q
fire near the gas bottles just
before the explosion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
Republican Chief
Sees Politics in
Tuwes Tax Plan

BALTIMORE, Dec. "a (AP).
The Republican leader Of the
Maryland House of Delegates
say the Democratic admins
tration of Governor Tawes is
contemplating raising taxes far
beyond the immediate needs OF
State government.
1T looks to me like the
administration might be trying
to get all the taxes it needs
next year so 1t doesn't have to
raise them again before the
next State elections" said Del
J. Glenn Beall, 5r. Of Allegany
County, son Of the United
States Senator.
Del. Beall criticized the gov
ernor'S indication he is consid-
ering asking an increase in the
State income tax, presumably
from 3 to 4 per cent.
The purpose, Mr.. Beall said
was TO avoid the unpleasant
aroma Of a tax increase in an
election year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
JEWS TO RELIEVE
HOSPITAL AIDES,
SERVE GI FEAST

Jews Of the Washington
area will celebrate Inter
faith day" tomorrow by
manning military and vet
Grams hospitals and serv-
ing Christmas dinner at
the Lafayette Square USO
Club beginning at 5 pm.
Wherever possible, Jew
ish personnel at the hos
pitals-from doctors to or
derlies-are volunteering
to take the places Of their
Christian "buddies" so that
their day can be merry.
Entertainers recruited by
Jean Howard Of the Wash
ington Armed Services
Committee-Jewish Welfare
Board will put on q show
from 6 to 7 pm. ct the
USo.
Dinner will be cooked
and served by members Of
the Jewish War Veterans
Post 381 and the National
Capital Association, B'nai
Birth. These organizations
also are financing the holi-
day feast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
Frederick Blast, Fire
Roze 2Homes, Injure 7

FREDERICK, Nd. Dec. "a
SpeciaD An explosion ripped
through a two-story frame
house early today and spread
flames to a home across the
street, severely burning two
couples and injuring three
children.
The cause Of the explosion
at 4:22 am. was not deter
mined but police were investi-
eating a possible gas leak.
Both homes, located near the
heart of the city, were demol-
ished before firemen could
extinguish the flames.
Three young children in one
home and the four injured
adults were pulled to safety by
neighbors and firemen.
List Of Injured
The injured, who were taken
to Frederick Memorial Hos
pital, are:
John o. Davis, 46. and his
wife. Martha Davis, IS, of liz
East Fifth street. Mr.. Davis
suffered second and third de-
gree burns. Mrs. Davis suffered
second and third degree burns
on 10 per cent Of her body. He
was listed in critical condition
and his wife was in fair con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
Pickpocket Loss
Of $3.50 Suffered
By D. Women

A pickpocket stole $3.50 from
a 35-year-old domestic in a bus
yesterday as she took her
hands off her wallet for several
seconds to shift a Christmas
turkey she was carrying.
Robbery squad detectives
said Miss Louise Baker Of 407
Columbia road NV. was riding
in a crowded bus travelling
north on Georgia avenue be-
tween Florida avenue and Bar
~ place NV. when a seated
man offered to hold her pack
age.
Leaning over to hand 1t to
him, Miss Baker took her hand
off the pocket where her wallet
was kept. When she straight
ened up, it was gone.
Miss Baker asked the bus
driver to stop and allow no one
to get off, she told police, but
the driver refused to stop. Sew
eral boys got off at the next
stop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-24
4 CATHEDRAL SERVICES
Many Churches Plan
Christmas Day Rites

at 1890 am. in Saints Con-
stantaine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church, ais Six
tenth street NV. by the Rev.
Demetrios @. Kalaris, pastor Of
the church. The Chancel By
zantine Choir. directed by The
odore Papaloizis. will chant ira
ditional 4th century hymns Of
the Greek Orthodox Church.
Children Of the day school
will carry flags bearing the
seasons symbols at the 10 am
worship in Calvary Lutheran
Church, 9545 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring. Md.
st. Adams Episcopal Church,
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
avenues NV, viii have q holy
communion service at $3.50 am
and a family service at 11:15
am. DR.. E. Felix Kloman. rec
tor. will preach at the former
worship and the Rev. Frank
Sugeno. assistant rector. at the
latter service.
A holy communion service
will be held at II am. in St
Patrick's Episcopal Church