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Evening star., 1963-05-19
British, ItoIio Booters
TunoIe in Semifinul

The British Lions and the
ISA Italia soccer clubs will
meet at 2::30 pm. today in a
semifinal match for the Row.
land Cup at Fourtieth and
Chesapeake streets, NV.
The Washington Interna-
tionals play Americas soccer
club in an exhibition at 1890
Central Valet will be in Balti-
more today for the other semi
final game against Max Blot
at 2:30 at Clifton Park.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Runners Practice

More than rs runners are
expected at Four-Mile Run in
Arlington at $50 tonight for a
final tuneup for the D. C. AAU
emile run at the University OF
Maryland next Saturday. To-
nights event2 A four-mile run,
naturally.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
By STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

SCATTERED SHOTS - Tin
CoSs, ranked a lowly 18th ir
the MALTA after a limited
campaign last year, is rateC
the toughest player in the ares
by those who should know
his opponents. Rivals marveleC
at baseliner Coss' midseasor
accuracy when he won las
weeks District of Columbis
Commissioners tournament.
Eye-catchers on the courts
at Kenwood are three japanese
brothers, David, Chris anc
Butch Kawakani, who show
promise Of developing into top
drawer youngsters. Jimmy
Mitchell, the Kenwood pro, will
be getting vacation help soon
from his son, Jimmy, jr., who
is a Princeton graduate and is
finishing UP at Yale Law
School.
That fellow playing tennis at
Edgemoor last Wednesday, who
looked like a movie actor, ac-
tually was. Charlton Heston,
visiting town 70 plug his new
film, went two sets .Gainst Ron
Goldman. Because of the
Church Cup matches coming
up the following week, the Co.
lumbia Country Club Invita-
tional, always a blue-ribbor
event hereabouts, will be short
ened to a 32-draw tournament
Fred McNair says the even
will run May 80 through Jun
2, instead of the usual fuI
week.
After upsetting Carol South
mayd for the MALTA colleg
women's championship, Gym
thia Goeltz now has an eye Of
a trip to the USLTA women
collegiate championships in 81
Louis, June 24-30. Although
Janet Irish won the Friend
Girls title, rivals were heart
ened to learn that the Be
thesda- Chevy Chase dynaSt
apparently is coming to al
end. Miss Irish is the last o
that schools CHAMPIONSHIP
class, which included d Mis-
Goeltz and Miss Southmayr
before her.
For the first time, Washing
ton will be represented in tn
National City Team Tourna
ment at Charleston, w. Va, i
July. Marvin Goldman n say
qualifications will be hel
shortly to select the boys tear
to represent the GWTA.
One reason for the succes
of North Carolina's ACC nj
champions is something Gale
"Blyth's Inferno" The "Ir
ferno" is a treadmill- hes
formula developed by DR.. Ca
Blyth Of the UNC physical edl
cation department. 1t combine
a treadmill which moves at tt
rate of 8 miles per hour ar
heats up to 100 degrees. Player
who survive an hour of runnir
under such conditions are read
for almost anything.
-
Donna Floyd, the Arlingtc
top-l l0er who now is Mrs. Go
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Mountuineers Win

MORGANTOWN, w. Va,
May l8 (AP).-West Virginia
won the Southern Conference
baseball crown today by TAX
ing a double header from
Virginia Military, 5-4, To.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

NAVY -- 3 3 6-l9
Goals: Baltimore U.-Price 2. Jar
rel .. Reichlyn, Louck. Binco. Navy
| .. Prickett .. Fossella 2, Sutton >,
Oatway. Lentier, Mroome, Stewart,
Stark.
, 1963-12-18
LEE

will be strong in their talk against trash dumping and sand
stealing, especially when it becomes an organized commercial
activity.
1T was this taking Of sand and dumping of trash that
made necessary the expense of putting up the gtes and the
hiring Of q Waterman. The charge made by the custodian
was an effort to partly pay for the Waterman.
While beach property is not being developed, and it's
available for a sWim-we feel that all citizens who use the
property should also feel a responsibility to stop any leaving
of trash, 1ittering or other harmful acts to the property, the
signed article concludes.
Certainly, the AVIS agrees that no one using the beach
should leave their picnic garbagt on the beach tor someone
else to clean up; yet it is difficult to believe that the average
swimmer, in a passenger car, steals sand or brings theirwgar-
bage from home to dump there.
If commercial trucks enter the property to take large
Uck loads of sand, or if trucks appear loaded with garbag4
and dump it there. 1t clearly becomes a problem for the West
Indies Investment Company to take up with Public Safety
--As, and should not, the AVIS believes, be pltmsu-
the general public who comes to fish, swim or simply stroll
along the 20 lush acres of white beach sand, part of which
was once designated to be purchased for public beach for the
West End of the Island.
Though the charge for swimming has been dropped to
the general public, it is but one example of the strong need
Tor public beaches for st. Croix. For, as developing com
mences, every bit Of private beach land can be outlawed to
the general public and it can be done legally, all over ST.
Croix
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-10
GLAMORENE@
RUG SHAMPOO
$lss

Easy way TO brighten and clean
rugs. esrpe+ing and upholstery
right at home. Quick drying. odor-
less and safe to use!
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SALES
CALL BEVERLY LUTHER

CALL BEVERLY LUTHER
CERAMIC ENGINEER. SALES.
If you have five years sales
experience in the ceramics
field. this challenging career
spot with one Of the leaders is
for you! Salary $4,000 plus.
depending on experience.
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10 : CENTER
EAST CLEVELAND EMPLOYMENT
HAS THE JOBSH


INDUSTRIAL SALES. castings
background ...... $500
INDUSTRIAL SALES. experience
with filters. dust collectors.
.S6004
EECTRONIC SALES, rewordinq
spot for the man with excellent
technical know-how plus Sules
obilitY 90. to $4,000 to stort
TRAINEE. some college. droft
exempt. Fascinating new fieldl
Here's your chance to get in
on the ground floor with q
comparatively new. growing
industry. future unlimited! :.
$3.50 + expenses
Nj ACHIN cry SALES, LATIN
AMERICA! Must have expert
ence. Love people. challenge.
adventure! Sl2.000-Sl5.000
BUILDING PRODUCT SALES. En-
gineering degree plus expert
ence in building products =.
....... stort to $4,000
JUNE ENGINEERING GRADS.
Interested in exciting. reward
ing career in soles! Come in
and talk about it. we work
with literally hundreds Of top
companies oil over the US
and many foreign countries!
Limit not your horizons. let us
search for the opportunity most
oppeuling to you!
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
SECRETARY TRAlNEE
$500 Fee Paid

SSUU - rec PQio
Young Iody IS TO rs with good
iyping skill TO troin with top line
eosf Side manufacturer. viii be
taught to use vcriety Of office
equipment. Coreer position.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-28

INDUSTRIAL NURSE
To $425 Fee Paid
Ace under 40. Some indvsfriul
experience necessary. Quolity
eopitol goods mfg. co. east Side.
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CLERK-TYPIST

To $375 - Fee Paid
AGE 1880. Must have had ex-
tensive office experience and ex-
eeIIent work and personal refer
enees. Shorthand helpful but not
required. Call or see MR.. STARK
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-28
WOMEN

PERSONNEL sEC'Y. S4oo .s425
Prefer industrial personnel
ond Tor employment exp. Light
shorthand. age rs to 40!
KEY PUNCH OpR. s3oo-S35o
Alphabetical and numerical
exp. plus veriiyer. at leost 2
yrs. exp. Euclid. O.
TYpIST.CLERK ...... S325
For busy production office.
heavy processing and detoil
work, some figure work. eos.
sos, Euclid. o.
REGISTERED NURSE S35o+
Responsible for diubetic re-
search dept. talk with po-
tients. give injections. etc.
Pleasant woman In the 30's or
40's. East Side.
OFFICE SUPERVISOR s425
Purchasing experience highly
desirable, supervise 5 other
ools in the office. Light S.H.
helpful. supervision essential.
age to As. Downtown. Fee
paid.
ENCHG SEC'Y. S300-S35O
Dictuphone. no S.H. for busy
enurg. office. over 80. must
be q good typist. Eost Cleve-
lond.
DICTApHONE SECY. $3.50
Busy Office, pleasant duties,
working for several doctors,
must be q good typist. will
hoin on dictuphone. age rs
to 40.
EXECUTIVE SECY. S375 +
Wen-gro o m e d, personoble.
young woman. rs to As, for
busy Vice Pres. skills must
be good, Euclid. 0.
ADMINISTRATIVE elk. s325
Dignified. pleasant person tor
executive office, tYping along
with responsible odministro-
ting duties. age 20 to As.
South East.
STATISTICAL TYPIST S340I
Figure ability and tYping re-
quired for Morket and Re-
search Dept. East Cleveland.
PAYROLL CLERK $500 +
Must be adept at figure work.
heavy occtq.. detail plus pay
roll. age to As, Eust Cleveland
ureo.
PIX OPERATOR ,... $3.50
Must be Ohio Bell trained
Busy board. personoble and
well-qroomed. Lote eos and !
or sos. Downtown. Fee paid.
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PERSONNEL MANAGER to $500
Deg. to 35. full responsibility
for hourly personnel. exp.
roining. labor. sdfetY.
BUYER TRAINEE 49,. . to $500
To "a. de-. exp. or will train.
Office forms and supplies.
ACCTG. TRArNEES (4) to $3.50
Deg, to 80. exp. or will troin.
Industrial. IMMEDIATE.
COST CLERKS (2) $40
Some college. to 80. con od.
vance into systems.
TRAFFIC TRANEE :. to $3.50
Deg. to 80. exp. or will troin.
good school grodes.
MULTnITH OPERATOR 10 s4oo
Over rs. exp. 1850.
TYPIST CLERK .... .S340+
22-27, 40 wpm. must have cor.
exempt.
BANK TRAINEES ....... S325
2l-29. exempt. west and cost
side. good at figures.
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MATHEMATICIAN sl4.ooo+
Fee paid. Ph degree preferred.
ELECTRICAL ENG. $40. 800
Electronic and TV exper.
PROGRAMMES $500
Must be exper. in advanced
IBM.
DIE DESIGNER .,... $500
Forging Dies. Rore metols.
CHEMISTS. Fee puid ss.4oo
B.S. degree and exper. 3-5 yrs.
ELECTRICAL CRAFTSMEN -.
......,..... ........... So'ooo
LAB TECHS ........ $3.50
Chemical. 2 yrs.
DESIGN CRAFTSMAN s7.4oo
Mochines.
CERAMIC ENG. 80. s7.40o +
Young grad.
FOUNDRY
METALLURGISr . s7.200+
Experienced.
MECH. ENG. .... $500
Young grad, strong moth.
PHYSICIST. Fee paid $500
Young grad. Will train.
TECH WRITER .... $1,000
Publishing background.
DETAILER ............ IS. .460
Mach. 2 yrs.
IND. X-RAY TECH S4.8o0+
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PIX

To $3.50 = Fee Poid
Personoble soI with PIX expert
enee TO oee IS. No typine re-
qvired. 2 position automatic
board. OBI training preferred.
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MEN COMMERCIAL
CALL BILL RICE

CALL BILL HICE
CONTRACT ADM. t2) to $4,000
Deg. to 40. CPFF. government
contracts.
FIELD REP. .... to $4,000
Reol estate. to AZ, deg. exp.
commercial real estote. op-
proisuls, zoning. tuxotio n.
travel IS percent.
METHOD & PROC. to $4,000
Deg. to 40. form control and
design.
SYSTEMS ANALYST to $4,000
Deg. hwy computor systems.
handle systems studies with
solesmen.
SYSTEMS & PROC. ~ 10 $3.50
To Al, Deg. hwy. systems and
accounting background.
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TECHNICAL
CALL ELEANOR RUSSELL

CALL ELEANOR RUSSELL
PRODUCT DESIGNER $500
3,5 years experience on hY-
droulic and Hseumutic prod
ucts.
LAYOUT CRAFTSMAN $3.50
2 years M. E. education plus
mechanical layout experience.
Excellent firm.
TESTER .............. S528
Some engineering educ. Must
know electric motors genera
tors.
ESTIMATOR .......... $3.50
Company prefers M. E. grad.
Will handle own design. esti-
mating work. Creative oppor-
tunity. AAA.
DETAILER ....... s2.2S hr.
Min. Of l yeU us detoiler.
Leads to layout. Rush.
QUALITY CONTROL .... $3.50
M. E. OF E. E. Electro -mechon-
icol experience helpful. Top
company. top position. RUSH.
METHODS ENGINEER .. $500
No degree on this one! Cop
oble with standards. methods.
RUSH.
METER TECHNICIANS $500 hr.
Experienced in building meters
all that is required! Local ref
erences helpful.
PROCESS ENGINEER $500
E.E. to age 80. Relocation to
Lexington. Kentucky. Top spot!
Research. tech service com.
bined. CUSTOMER contact. De-
gree. young. Locol. Loads Of
benefits on this one!
PNEUMATIC TECHNIC1AN $500
Must hove solid experience
performing tests. Hurry!
METALLURGIST .. $4,000
B. s. Grey iron foundry beck
ground. Will set up @. c. de-
portment Resumes. Pa. oreo.
~ Appointment
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BLUE PRINT OPER.

Stort at $3.50
Young sol with training in TYP
ina to operate blue print process
ina mochine. Some office or in
dvstriol experience preferred.
Minimum height 5'5" Euclid oreo.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-02-28
INDUSTRIAL

II you ore skilled in any
machine operation call
BOB HAMILTON
ACME GRIDLEY
AUTOMATIC .... S2.284
Set-up and operote.
BULLAHD ..,........ S3. .OO
Set-up and operate. All shifts.
MACHINE REPAIR S2.35 to start
Lothe. Mills. etc.
MILLWRIGHT ...... $3.50
Mach shop and foundry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
..................S $3.50
INSPECTOR ..... .S2.66+
Heavy machinery assembly.
TURRET LATHES . S2.25
All sizes.
MACHINE REBUILDERS S2.35
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HELP WANTED-fEMALE
NeNe1hd
EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
$50 Euclid Ave.
o12 Citizens Bldg.
TO. 1-5777


SECRETARY, Fee Paid -----------$375
Assist branch manager. Shorp
girl who likes TO work indiyid-
volIy. Good skiIls needed.
25-40.
MGR BOOkkEePeR 10 $3.50
Downtown firm is looking for
an experienced MGR operator,
modern office, good benefits.
JR. sTEkO, Fee Paid ------.. $500
Young high school grad. Short
hand and fypins. Downtown
Ioeotion, outstanding eompony.
I GIRL OFFICE. Fee Neg. 10 1915
Good shorthand, 'yping un-
monvol, general office duties
plus responsibility.
COMP. OPERATOR -...s $500
Sharp eoI needed for eomp'o-
meter work on general &C.
counting and general Iedeers.
Excellent opportunity. Down
town.
EXEC. SECRETARY - sAoo
We ore looking for q eol who
would like the fosf poee Of
soIes office. You will be semi
office monooer. Shorthond ond
typine. 25-4o.
MARKET RESEARCH, Y Fee s34o
Work with figures, must be
good organizer, light typins, no
shorthand.
KEY PUNCH .----------------------to $685.
eost side firm looking for
sharp keypvneh operator,
years experience, good public
transportation, excellent bene-
fits.
GENERAL, Fee Neg. -,---s325
Handle phone calls, typins,
good penmonship, career mind
ed girl.
PIX, Fee Paid $500
You will welcome the public al
this busy downtown firm.
position boord, experience
needed.
RESERvATIOkISTS ------.- $3.50 =
Looking for gals who wants
excitement of Air lines, You
will be given 3 week froinins
period out Of the city if you
quolify. 2o-3o, some college
helpful. Gals with soIes obiIity
ond light typins.
OPEN SATURDAY e.l2
MONDAY TILL 7:3o
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TECHNICAL

Job Placement CovnseIors
Evening star., 1963-12-13

ers' office whom the viewers
should call in lieu Of the FEC
(should HR 1916 become law.
They should notify their Con-
greSSmen," he said.
We might all make a note Of
this.
ABC is Sparing no expense, as
the saying goes, to book acts
into its TV Hollywood Palace
commencing Saturday, Janu.
airy a. Acts on the opening
bill include Bob Newhart, the
-dance-patter act of Mickey
Rooney and Bobby Van, singer
Diahann Carroll, folk singer
Nancy Ames, and The Young
Americans. Bing Crosby
hosts the first. Other hosts
lined up: Ernie BOrgnine, Bob
Cummings, Hugh 0'Brian and
0ZZi and Harriet. Note:
Gene Kelly turned it down with
Evening star., 1963-12-13

'T'm a performer, not q
hoster."
Since Art Browns birthday
falls on Sunday, the veteran
lWWDC disc jockey will cele'
Drate 1t on Monday with an
open-to-the-public open house
at the Presidential Arms, $50
am. to 10 am. It doesn't say
WHICH birthday-but he might
|. Anyway, the rumor that he
broadcast the scene when the
Golden Spike was driven to joir
the crosS-country railroad |:
possibly untrue.
"Profiles in Courage" is sci
to 60 into production in late
January. Executive produ
Ger Robert Saudek was working
on plans for the series before
the Presidents death with the
stipulation that the series would
not be aired before the '64
elections.
When you've seen one Holly.
wood press (news) conference,
you've seen them all-it's bed
lam. Young Frank Sinatra
was so ratified he described
himself as "decomposed."
AS noted here yesterday,
Richmond'S channel 6 (CBS
'affiliate) will be carrying the
Evening star., 1963-12-13


body goodbye, steps off the curb
and wham," a Bethesda house
wife sighed.
The ladies who called the
station (WTOP-9) did the right
thing, in this case.
/ called the station myself to
make sure (a) there was no
mistake, to find out (b) if it
was local or network numbSkull
thoughtleSsneSs and (c) if local,
what the station thought Of the
complaints.
A spokesman said they we're
justified. 'It will not happen
again." she said firmly.
That kind Of prompt action is
nice to write about.
Whenever you see a CONNER
cial or program you don't like,
the first place to lodge a COM
plant is with the station on
which you saw or heard 1t.
Where to lodge the second
complaint, however, is a little
fuzzy at this point. The Federal
Communication Commissions
awkwardly timed hearings this
week on the possibility Of
adopting regulations relating to
over commercialization we're
becalmed from the start. In ad-
dition, there's a bill, HR 1916,
proposed by Rep. Rogers OF
Texas, which would amend the
Communications Act to forbid
the agency to deal in this area.
Representative Rogers doesn't
think the FEC was ever granted
that authority. (The FEC be-
ieves it was, but any action now
seems highly doubtful in the
face of congressional diSapprov-
al or diSintereSt and the Pres
ident's reported showdown
warning to agencies raising
their regulatory sights. Too
bad. The networks have never
presented more contestable va
cuities for arguments in any
hearing. Consider one network
counsel's statement: 81 cannot
equate public interest with
mathematical formula" So who
subscribes to the rating serv-
ices?)
We asked someone in Mr.. Rog-
Evening star., 1963-12-13

Steelers-Giants game Sunday,
beginning at 2 pm. Before
taking off for Fredericksburg,
Va, and points South, better
reserve a room and set; it looks
like a travelling week end.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are listed in TV
Magazine with Sundays
Star. Following is sup
Elementary information on
today's programs received
after TV Magazine went to
press.
$3.50, WTOP (s)-Route
66. Come Home, Greta
Inger Gruensch a fen" +"
Tammy Grimes stars as a
physical culture faddist at
a Vermont ski resort. Re-
places originally scheduled
episode.
Tomorrow
200, WMAL (7)-Ameri-
can Football League. Ap-
proximately 8 hours. Boston
VS.. Kansas City. Curt Cow
dy, Paul ChriStman.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
SUNDAY TV
GUEST LIST

1900, WTOP (S)-Report from
Capitol Hill. Democratic Rep
resentatives Landlord and
Sickles Of Maryland; Repub-
lican Representatives Broy-
hill Of Virginia and Matthias
Of Maryland.
1880, WRC CD-Georgetown
University Forum. Former
Government rent control ad-
ministrator, Tighe Woods,
Richard Lyon of the District
Home Rule Committee, and
o. the Rev. George Dunno, S.
j., Georgetown University.
1880, WT0P (9)-Face the Ma
ton. Walter w. Heller, chair
man Of the Presidents Coun-
Gil of Economic ADVISERS.
2:3O, WMAL (D-.lssues and
Answers. UndeTSecrttary Of
State George ". Ball.
$500, WRC (4)-Meet tie Press.
Sargent Shriver, director Of
the Peace Corps.
1900, WMAL (0-Close-Up:
The Capitol. Senator Tai
madge, Democrat Of Geor-
gia.
1880, WTTG (5)-Mark Evans
Show. Columnist Art Buch-
wald, Senator Morse, Demo
crat Of Oregon, and Richard
Tregaskis, author.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Community
Dialogue. David Thomas Of
the Federal Aviation Admin
iStration's traffic control Of
flee; Thomas BaSnight, Air
Line Pilots Association; Wal
ter Jensen, Air Transport
Association, and Max Karant,
Aircraft Owners and Pilots
Association.
$3.50, WTTG (5)-Under Discus
sion. Mort Sahl, Terry
Thomas, Sidney Miller, Leslie
Stevens, Dr.. Morton Gotjahn,
and Hans Conreid. moder-
ator.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
WOOK-TV
(ChonneI ~

5:O0-Teen Dance Party.
6:30-News, Weather, Sports
7:OO-Lloyd Mangrum Golf.
7:O5-WreStling.
S:OO-Uncovered.
s:3O-Broadway Goes Latin.
9:OO-Movie: Love in HigE
Gear" Harrison Ford.
IO:3O-News, Weather, Sports
I1:OO-Mahalia jackson.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
EDUCATIONAL N
(ChonneI 26)

s:3O-Kindergsrten.
s:OO-What's New. Children.
s:3O-The New Biology.
7:Oo-History with Herb Hake
7:3O-Focus on Behavior
Learning About Learning.
s:O0-The Art Of Seeing. BE
yond Reality"
s:3O-Festival Of the Arts
Ia Hours Music. "0tello.
Evening star., 1963-12-13
ON THE AIR
These Complaints
Got Prompt Action
By BERNIE HARRISON
Star ~ Critic

Several mothers called yesterday to complain about house
(prOmoon) ads during the program by Capt Kangaroo
the delight of the preschoo set Gas they weren't bad
enoughhe horror ones for Route 66 and Alfred Hitchcock
there these safety ads where good old dad kisses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Doc AUToMoIILIs ION sLLI

VALIANT 'A sV-loop f-Aser, auio.
trans. heater, deffosters exception-
ally clean. sesA
ROYAL MOTORS
Imperial hFyuisr-Piym0uEh-S imea
lloe &c. Ave. nv. IA. s-zsoi
VALIANT $50 ar. agtematfe
Prone s6l-sssl.
VALIANT 20 ~V.zoo" Wag0a, auto.
ei.sh. si.as II s1es'o'nalS
ROYAL MOTORS
TmperiaI-Chrydsr-P iymsufA-Slm
40 Ga. Ave. NV. IA. 49,
t0LKsWAGEN ~ e. inzs Nero.
euas white ard Barnu1a eoral 4.
te1e fniGh, fully equIpped inclu1ing
many custom features, Gee owner,
recenditioned and guaranised, oaly
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
Home Of Country club Used Cars"
s40i Conn. Ave-, OIL. 4-4674
WILLIS JEEP iso station waF0n,
500 Or best offer. Gail RE. k5le7.
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VALIANT 81 ~V-loes f-Aosr, auto.
trans, hsaisS, dsfFostsr. szsepaon-
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MutteI's
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CHATTY DOLL

The 24"doll that plays with you, soys hundreds of
hinesI Impish look with rooted Soron hair and eye
oshes, movable head, arms and legs. cUteY dresses
in naval outfit.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
Now It's different.

WUW " . utttOt0ues
Note the closeup Of the
poekoss and the words;
light Brown. Pretty Perm
comes In six color eofeeorieE
whether your hair 10 noiurcI
or tinted, one Is right fol. you.
For the first time, ypv eon
GET q permanent In the color
Of your hoiL u doesn't
ehones your color. but mokes
II more beoviiful.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

Now KS different.
Insieod Of q neUirollzer.
Pretty Perm hos q noturoIizer.
In II ore hwo color eondi-
tioners. Here Is the secret Of
the most notvroI (cnd beoufI-
.fvD wove you hove ever had.
lnsisod Of foded color. dN
hair and frizzy ends. Pretty
Perm gives rodIon' color
hishllohis. with soft, shining
texture.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

Now It's different.
You oppk Preffy Perm color
eondltioners os you do any
nevirolizer. Just the some.
but the result Is so different.
Your wave Is. manageable.
Glowing. Above oil, h looks
so nofurol. Cnsieod Of wqv-
Ing the doyllshis out Of your
hair, Pretty Perm woves doy-
lights, hiohliohis and beovfy
back in.l
The Adak sun., 1963-01-14
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DIX SUN
YOUR COnMISSARY STORE

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Evening star., 1963-01-01
ArderY-Stoiqnoff

Mr.. William B. Ardery, jr.,
of Spring Valley announces
the engagement Of his daugh-
ter Ellen Adair to Mr.. Car
rol Blazhe Stoianoff, son Of
Mrs. Christine Smith of Los
Angeles, and the late Mr..
Blazhe Stoianoff. Miss Ar
derry is also the daughter Of
the late Mrs. Ardery. A
spring wedding is planned.
Evening star., 1963-01-01
Snith-Burrouqhs

Mr.. and Mrs, Wilton A.
Smith announce the engage
ment of their daughter Lin
da Louise to Mr.. John J.
Burroughs, jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. John J. Burroughs.
A February wedding is
planned.