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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
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Southern California, deposec
by Oklahoma as the Nations
No. / college football team
opens its bid to return TO tn
heights tonight when It faces
Michigan State In Los Angeles
The game. advanced q
tonight to avoid q conflict with
tonorroW's World Series game
offers the Trojans a good op-
portunity. While they meet an
unranked but highly respectable
rival. two Of the top 10 teams
will be idle this week end and
others can't gain much by
beating low-rated opponents.
Southern California dropped
from first to eighth In The
Associated Press poll after los
ing. 17-12 to Oklahoma In
last Saturdays soaring heat.
Chances are the weather win
be cooler tonight and the
TrojanS hotter.
Miami Faces Tulane
Michigan States young team
isn't considered . top contender
IN the always-toush Big Ten.
But Coach Duffy Daugherty's
Spartans romped to 4 $40
victory over North Carolina In
their opener and showed 1t will
take q very good team to beat
them. use Il given q one
touchdown edge.
I'm other games tonight,
Miami. riddled by . virus this
week after q bounce.bAck VIC
tory over Purdue. meets Tulane.
q two-time loser. ct New Or.
Teams; Boston College plays ct
Detroit and The Citadel visits
George washington In q South
err Conference game.
Top-ranked Oklahoma and
Wisconsin, No. 4, have open
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

the supervision Of Jan Nor.
bye, Technical Editor, Gar
and Driver" magazine.
The ears were q Chevy II
Nova, Ford Thunderbifd,
Ford Falcon, Plymouth
Fury, Pontiac Bonneville.
Volkswaeen. After being run
1000 miles with Slip, the six
cars averaged 5.04% greater
maximum speed up a slight
incline. 5.0Ss6 greater aecel-
Grafton from q stAndins-to.
quarter-mile run (ave.Ibest
times In three runs per carl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Whist 3 friction?

No surface is ever perfectly
smooth. Not even glass.
Even highly polished metals
have microscopic peaks and
valleys on their surfaces.
Rub them together. The
peaks crash against each
other. A resistance to move.
ment occurs. This is friction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

not have 20 add Slip with
every oil change. Slip lAsts
through oil changes.
The more you use slip, the
greater are the results. For
this reason you may want 20
add another bottle Just 1000
miles after the first. This
helps build Up a heavier plat.
ing of MoS2 and provides
an extra margin Of perform.
anee, power and economy. =
For new cars, add Slip after
the 50o-mile break.in.
Slip &C"
Slip &C" is for gears.
Il reduces friction, wear and
noise in transmissicns, diff.
ferentials and steering units,
The effects are immediate.
Shifting and parking are cas-
Ter. There Is no rattle, 40
hum. no whine whea you
drive.
"G" lasts up to 10000 miles.
Its q different product than
Slip Engine Lubricant. &C"
uses Q heavier multigrade
base oil as \ carrier. It has q
different formula and differ.
ent inhibitors to meet the diff,
ferent requirements Of heat
and pressure. Do not use Slip
g" In your engine.
Because Slip 20" reduces
friction dramatically. Il
should not be used Ia al.
tomato transmissions or In
overdrive units. These units
depend upon some friction
to work properly. Nor
should It be used In limited
alp differentiAls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

RICHMOND. oct. 4 APP
Numerical rosters OF the Duke
and Maryland football teams
which meet here tomorrow In
. game to Be teIecast nationally
By CHS CwToP-s) atIpm..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

Slip was unveiled first ia
England. In two short years
il became q standard item in
garages and service stations.
It's preferred 8 TO | over any
other oil supplement or any
brand Of additive. II works.
Tests with S different Euro
pean cars at Loushboroueh
College showed that Slip i'm.
proved horsepower 4 to i4SS
and gas mileage 10 to 2S%.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

anees them and sctivstss the
McSa::
Once you use Slip, your
make Il . regular part Of
your car service program.
Once every 5000 miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

The average mot0Fia WIN
spend SS.3s q year for Slip an6
save over $500 In eas bills
alone. Where else can yoa GEE
; 10 I for your money 80.
iust BY asking for NJ Ash foS q
You'll feel me diRefenee IN
SOuR eaR withla 800 milaG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

For the complete booklet
The Fight Against Eric.
ton" write to: "Slip," R. NJ.
HOllineshead Corp, $40
Cooper Street, Camden,
New Jersey. Slip 10 made
and sold by R. M. Hollinss-
head Corp, Camden. New
Jersey; Sunnyvale, Calf: To.
ronto, Can. for Slip Prcds.
Co., Ltd. London. England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

dates this week end. Alabama,
No. 2 on the Strength Of i'm
IpreSSive victories over Georgia
and Tulane. plays Vanderbilt
at Nashville tomorrow night.
and Texas, No. 3, has q night
game against Oklahoma State.
They may improve their statis-
tics but aren't nlely TO gain
much prestige.
First Bowl" Game
Other pairings tomorrow for
the ranked teams: North
western. No. 5. ct Illinois;
Navy. No. 6, at Michigan:
Georgia Tech. No. 7. ct Louisi-
ana State ct night: Pittsburgh.
No. Q. ct home against Cali
fornia, and Mississippi. No. 10,
at Houston. i
The seasons first bowl"
game, also the game Of the
week on national television,
pairs Duke and Maryland Of
the Atlantic Coast Conference
In the Tobacco Bowl at Rich
mond, Va. Duke IL 40 and
Maryland 0-2.
Northwestern, Navy and
Georgia Tech. not necessarily
in that order. seem to have
drawn the most difficult as
Sienments among the top
teams. Tommy Myers. the
flashy Northwestern passer. was
rushed Q bit by Indiana and
the improving Illinois team
may rush him even more.
One-AAAn Gang
Michigan. guided by Frosty
EvaShevski, could be more than
troublesome to rem arkablel
Roger staubach and his Navy
teammates. Billy Lothridge has
been playing like Q one-man
team for Georgia Tech, but II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

called Q eolloidal suspension
(like homosenized milky.
Slip is . eolloidal suspension
| Of Moss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
BY CARL SELL
star staH Writer

In terms Of reputation, Viz
ginia's football team made an
abrupt about face in its first
two games. However, Coach
Bin Elias would gladly trade
the new respect the Cavaliers
have gained for victory over
Virginia Tech In tomorrow's
Harvest Bowl game 1t Roa-
Tioke.
After more than . decade Of
being referred 10 a. patsies, the
Cavaliers now are being called
q tough" football team. de.
spite losses to North Carolina
and Duke.
THE more look at the films
Of virEinia's first two games.
the stronger the team looks. I"
Coach Jerry Claiborne Of VPT
Says. at.
The Gobblers, who have
score d five straight victories
over Virginia, are 7la-point
favorites In the 4eth meeting
between the State rivals. Viz.
ginia Tech leads in the series,
22.21. There have been four
ties...
= $4,000 Expected
The game Ia expected to
draw more than $4,000 to VIC
tory Stadium In Roanoke.
Kickoff u at 2:30 pm. wash
ir1gton time).
The big reason for Virginia's
new reputation, according to
Elias. Is a good crop Of sophie
nlores. Six secon d-year men
will start tomorrow. four Of
them In the bAckfield.
The all-sophomore backfield
is,eomposed Of Quarterback
Bob Dunphey. Halfbacks John
PincavAge and Tommy Krebs
and FullbAck Bob Prusmack.
Soph starters in the lire are
End Frank GisliotH and Tackle
Bob Kowalkowski.
Lineman Of Week
Virginia'S big problem will be
stopping Bob Schweikert, the
Gobblers' talented Quarterback.
Schweikert has accounted for
$50 yards total offense In two
games. sixth best In the Nation.
Virginia Tech lost to Kentucky,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

Even something as slippery
as oil has friction built into
it. The atoms in q molecule
Of oil attract each other like
small, weak magnets. They
resist movement and some
friction occurs.
AS great as they are, modern
cars and motor oils still have
q long way to 60 to over.
come friction. Otherwise
cars would run indefinitely
On q drop Of gasoline.
SOLID" lubricants
Certain metal ores can be
ground into slippery pow
ders. Lead is one. Graphite
another.
They resist heat and pressure
better than oil. But they still
only ill in the valleys on
metal surfaces. The peaks
are bare
But one solid lubricant is
unique. Molybdenum disul-
fide (MoS2).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
By STEVE GUBACK
slar staB writer

Tom Nugent. Marylandh
coach. spends his time thinking
Of new ways to move the foot
ball. but his big problem to-
morrow against Duke may be
getting It.
In l4s plays % far this sea-
son. the ball-control Blue Dew
lis have lost emily one tumble
and had one pass intercepted.
Obviously. Duke seldom halts
itself. So Maryland. to win. will
have 10 stop it-and this, per-
hAps. is where you came In.
When the Atlantic Coast
Conference rivals trot before
the national TV cameras Il
pm. WToP-O and O full
house ct RiehmondS City
Stadium. the Terps' big prob
lem win be defense again and
Nusent. despite any smoke
screens. knows II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
Tougher To Handle

The Terp skipper was salts
fled overall with his clubs i'm
proved defensive play last week
against South Carolina, but
Duke "a . tougher team to ham
die.
They'll take that lonesome
end. fire short passes to him.
and use that Is part Of their
ball-e o ntrol attack" Marvin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

Under Q microscope, even a
highly polished surface looks
like this. Oil and conventional
solid lubricants are squeezed
into the valleys under heaf and
pressure, leaving the Jagged
peaks bare and unprotected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

Slip was road-tested in twelve
privately owned automo.
biles, from two to eight years
old, for compression and
idling speed. After 1000
miles with Slip in the crank
case, the cars averaged
6.4S% greater compression.
5.22% faster idlins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

Slip contains a high concen-
traitor Of MoS2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04
San Antonio, Texas

Slip was tested in q 1860
Oldsmobile V.S for any id.
verse effects or wear in com.
parison with Q high quality
reference oil without Slip.
There were no adverse ef.
fects. Incidental information
recorded indicated 6l% less
bearing wear. 20s6 less oil
consumption with Slip. by.
namometer tests On Q 1856
Oldsmobile Super 0s showed
Q 4.l5% decrease in fuel
consumption ct 1000 rpm,
. 6.20% decrease At 5000
rpm.
BrideehamptOn, L-I.,N.Y
Six 1862 rental cars. new but
broken in. were subjected to
dynamometer tests for road
horsepower; acceleration and
maximum speed tests under
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-04

There b nothing IKE MoSs
MoSa Is slippery. One Of the
slipperiest lubricants known
to man. The greater the pres :
sure, the more slippery il be-
comes (juSt the opposite Of
motor oil and all other lubri-
cants). Under heavy loads
is coefhcient Of friction is as
low as OFT, IS slippery as
two melting cakes Of ice slid.
ing over one another.
When you combine the
unique Slip formula with
MoSs, what happens? You
have q super-slippery lubri-
cant. A lubricant that does
not replace motor oil, but .
lubricant that does make oil
more slippery. Up to five
times as slippery as the oil by
itself. How does Slip do il?
BY plating itself to the cyl.
inder walls and all moving
parts. Slip win not wash of,
burn of or drain OF. Il lasts
through oil changes. up to
5000 miles. II reduces
friction. Dramatically. In
freezing sub-zero starts. In
blisterins desert beet.
SubmicrOn particles
A micfOu 10 about Is small
as you can get. A millionth
of q meter. 35EI, 900, 000ths
of an inch.
The particles Of MoSa in Slip
are even smaller. Submicrcn.
200 Of them in q line would
be no wider than O human
hair. One particle doesn't
differ greatly from another
in size or shape.
The Slip submicron particle
size has two advantages. Il
goes through the finest oil
filters. It also contributes to
. perfect suspension. The
smaller the particles, the cas-
Ter it is to surround each Of
them with a protective shield.
When this is done, the par.
ticles will not sink out or
collect il punches. This b
The Adak sun., 1963-03-11

ater
The Adak sun., 1963-03-11
Saturday l6,A March:

1:OO Captain Kangaroo l:2O Shari Lewis 2:OO Wide !Iorld of Sports 3:OO Exol loring A:OO Harvest
 4:3o Science Fiction Iheater 5:OO The Price is Ri trht 5:3O Marx 41agic Midway 6:OO So this is Hollywood 6:3O Garry Moore Show 7:3O Danny Thomas Show 0:OO Perry Como :. q:OO Tonight Show lO:OO Pta1r1igan Theater
The Adak sun., 1963-03-11
Sunday IT March:

HOO Chapel of the Air l:3O The Christophers 2:OO Biz Time Nre tling -, 3:OO Sunday Sports Spectacular 4:3O Biz Picture
 5:OO Parents Ask About School 5:3O Wonders Of the World 6:OO Focus on America 6:3O Adlai Stevenson Reports 7:OO Ed Sullivan Show 8:OO us. Steel Hour
 9:OO Laurence Welk 1O:OO Sitin Theater AFTV CHANNEL 8. ADAK, LAsK1-...........~..
The Adak sun., 1963-03-11
Fri E March:

5:OO Zane Grey Theater 5:3O: 10th Century
 6:OO Issues and Answers '6:3O Parade
 700 Twi1i sht Zone 7:3O Biz Story
 8:OO Ny Three Sons 6:3O George Gobel Show 9:OO Bell Telephone Hour lO:OO Night Owl 1heater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-06
Modern Bedroom
by
BaSSett

BIG 6-drower double dresser with fitting
Pittsburgh plate glass mirror. The c0refEee
F0RMICA Plastic tops notch the Dupont
finished mahogany veneers perfectly. An
other outstanding Curtis Bros. volue.
Q Double Dresser and Mir
rOr . Large Chest . Book.
case Bed.
. Double Dresser and
Mirror . Large Chest
. Bookcase Bed
YOur Choice
S S:'; s48
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-11
! College
,BaskebaN
By the Associated Press

"a By the Associated Press
AREA
VI so, George WashinEton *
~ fr. 93, West Point Prem ~.
SgrsetoWn lO0. American u. 10,
40 ueersetoWn Fr. "a, American U. Fr.
Maryland I2, NC. State sc.
M9fyland FIR. 81, LOyola FIR Is
Gznaudet 50, Towson ii,
ers ". "'H
IL EAST
Columbia "a, RutEers 73.
knede Island 81, New Hampshire 90.
vMhnOva 81, Scranton 48.
Manhattan 81, Fairleigh Dickinson
Pyssidence IL, Fairfield SO.
Massachusetts so, Connecticut SO.
Sh Francis, IN. ~ SO, Bridgeport
LohE Island U. 81. Rider 6s.
SnsquehannA 81, Phila. Textile ~.
CEkY 81. Upsala 81.
sla9pery Rock, PaD 81, EdinbUrO
sisnchin 81. siena "a.
81 SOUTH
West virginia 20. Richmond IL.
Seath Carolina As, Furman 81.
Lexola, New Orleans 81, Spring
GuiIford 20, Pfeiffer SO.
Potomac State IS, FrOstburE (Md0
Mt. st. Mary's 100. Baltimore U. 81.
Hampden-Sydney IS, Lynchburg SO.
Mars Hill s.. Charlotte College "a.
ReanOke 10, Richmond Prof. IL.
Efekine 66, Appalachian 81.
Washington & Lee Sc, Bridgewater
Rollins 81, Georgia State 81.
Maryland state 1O4, virginia State
81 MIDWEST
LoxoIa, Chicago II3, Detroit 10S
MI rs, Northwestern &c.
Wisconsin So, Pittsburgh IS.
Kansas 30, Texas Tech 81.
Metre Dame 20, Bowling Green 65.
Wichita 81. Duouesne -.
DAston 81, Miami, Ohio 81 (2 0Is).
Central state. Ohio IS. Xavier, Ohio
wattenberE SO. DenlsOn so.
Augsburg 80, South Dakota State 10.
Axiom 1913, Heidelberg 20.
Illinois state Sc. Eastern Illinois 81.
Omaha 81, DOane 52.
8 SOUTHWEST
Oklahoma City 95, SMU 30.
HgaSton So. North Texas State Sc.
Iezas AL 100, Corpus Christi ~.
Murray IS. Arkansas State 63.
Lamar Tech 1O2, Abilene Christian
Hardin Simmons IS. Howard Payne
81.
- FAR WEST
Utah State 81, Texas A&M IL.
arizona State College 81. Grand
Arizona "a, Denver 81.
Collese Of Idaho SO, Eastern Oregon
santa Clara Sc, Miami, Fla. II.
Mtads 80. San Fernando Valley
stats IS.
Washington State SIS, Idaho So.
Loyola, Los Angeles 80. Los Angeles
State IS
San DftEo State ~. PspperdRs rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-11

Black Stewart Plaid. Slack VInyl
tnm and Woltihg. Slack oval ruk-
Der bottom. pstsehshIs padded
sheuldsF strap. Full length beet
aRd elothihg pocket. LARGE
Str0amhH0d bali pocket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-11
SOphs Rescue
Hard-Pressed
NYU, LOyOIa
By the Associated Press

NIUT LUYVlo
By the Associated Press
NYU is five minutes better
than Loyola.
That's about the only thing
the Nations top two teams
proved last night in a double
header at Chicago.
1t took Loyola's top-ranked
Ralnblers 40 minutes and a
five-minute overtime session to
get by Detroit, 113-108. NYU's
second-ranked Violets managed
to get the job done in regula-
ton time, edging Northwestern,
1856.
Both games we're in doubt
until the talent-rich teams
sprung a pair Of sophomores
for key baskets. Tom Manzke
sank the basket that pulled
Loyola ahead in overtime. and
Stan Mckenzie hit the key
shot to put NYU out front to
stay.
Sinks Jump Shot
The Ramblers were down.
1895, with two minutes to 60
in regulation time, battling the
clock and q determined Detroit
team. Ron Miller's basket
pulled Loyola within a basket,
1896, then a wild pass by Dick
DIX gave the Ramblers possess
sion again.
Miller took advantage of the
wild pass and sank a 25-foot
jump shot as time ran out.
tying the score and forcing the
overtime. Manzke then took
over in the overtime, stealing a
pass and racing in for a layup
that put Loyola out front to
stay, 108-106.
Miller wound up with %
points and teammates Les
Hunter and John Egan had Is
each. Manzke had six. Dorie
Murrey was high for the IT.
tans with "a.
NYU trailed at the half, 40
IS, spurted ahead early in the
second half, but was still locked
in q struggle with Northwest
ern at 1888 with 4:45 remain
ing. Mackenzie then found the
range, connecting for the bas-
ket that put the Violets ahead
for keeps.
Barry Kramer was MUS
high scorer with % points
while Happy Hairston Clipped
In with II and Mackenzie with
Is. Rich Falk was top man for
Northwestern, scoring %, while
Rick Lopessa had 10.
Tenth-ranked Kansas, the
only other Top Ten team in ac-
ton, also ran into difficulty be-
fore subduing a stubborn Texas
Tech team. 1857, on the
clutch shooting of George Un-
seld.
NOtre Dame Wins
Elsewhere, Bud Koper's "A
points led Oklahoma City to a
95AS0 victory over SMU, Dave
Stallworth collected 30 points
as Wichita walloped Duquesne.
Sl-H, and Notre Dame
whipped Bowling Green, 1886.
despite a Appoint performance
by the Falcons Howard Ko-
mives.
R9on vadset's % points led
Was hington to an $3.50
triumph over Idaho in a game
married by 81 fouls, Mark Zu-
Der tossed in % points in wis
Cousins 1888 squeaker over
Pittsburgh and Maryland de-
featsd North Carolina State
1882, behind Gary Wards 26-
point output.
IN other games, Dayton out
lasted Miami of Ohio, 1881 in
double overtime, West Virginia
deR ted Richmond. 1911
Santa Clara downed Miami of
Florida, S6-77, Arizona beat
Denver, 1854, Utah State
clipped Texas A&M. 94-71, and
Houston edged North Texas
Statf. $3.50.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
State Orders $4,000 Maps

Gently received on this pro-
ject.
Since the present supply of
highway maps is depleted, the
contract provides for an early
delivery of a portion of the
maps, perhaps during January.
The new maps will contain
colored photos of interesting
places In Delaware, as well
as much information concerning
the state. The route of the Del
aware Turnpike and approach
route to the Lewes Cape May
Ferry will also be shown on
the map.
Other contracts awarded by
the Highway Department include
one to the DelmarYa Asphalt
Co., Seaford, for 6,l00 tons
of Stag, at their low bid price
of $50, 378, and one to Carey
Equipment Co., Seaford, for
providing a compactor-curter-
crusher for use In Sussex
County, at their low bid price
of SO, $50.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
Project 25'

The Smyrna-Clayton Jane
Gees have Initiated project TO
obtain approximately rs alumni
mum Christmas trees for
patients at the State Welfare
Home, since the use of ''ive"
green trees has been prohibited
due to the inherent fire hazard.
To achieve this goal. the Jane
Gees have solicited the help OF
other service clubs in the
Smyrna Clayton area.
The Janecees encourage the
service clubs who have been
contacted, as well as any In
terested individuals, TO forward
their remittance payable TO the
State Welfare Home TO Mrs.
William C. Doughten, A
Frazier Street, Smyrna.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05

This years income report
ing time begins again on De-
cember for 2032 disabled We
terans and the dependents of
some l540 deceased veterans
receiving VA pension in Del
aware, Leon Fields, Manager of
the Veterans Administration
Regional Office In Wilmington
explained today.
Along with their November SO
checks, all VA pension reel
pients will receive enclosed
tabulating cards. They carry the
words please do not mutilate.
1t is important that these In
strucions be followed.
On these cards, benefictaries
must report all income receiv-
ed during 1868 and that ex-
pected in 1864. Income means
everything, including Social Sc
curity payments, except, Of
course, the VA pension pay
ments themselves.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
Standings

High Game, Randy Schuman,
1853
High Series, Randy Schuman,
299
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
Calendar of Events

To have hstings placed in this
column call Mrs. Harry p.
Jones, Frazier ST., 653-SO4O
by Monday noon.
December 9th.
Smyrna -Middletown IayCees
AIumnae Football game Smy-
rna High School Field. SPIN.
December 9th.
Clinic on Parliamentary Pro-
ceedings. Smyrna High School
Library. 8 pm. Speaker
is Mrs. Rosella Humes from
Harrington.
December 10th.
Jaycees meeting, 2l2 School
Lane, Speaker on Flourida-
don, Representatives from
all organizations invited.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
Teenage Dance

The teenage dance Sponsored
by the David c. Harrison Post
No. IA. American Legion. which
was scheduled for Saturday,
November %, was cancelled due
to the death of President
Kennedy. The dance will be held
on Saturday, December 7 at the
Post Home, Glenwood Avenue,
with dancing from s pm. until
ll:30 pm. Music will be by the
Dimensions. Persons who pur-
chased a ticket for the cancelled
dance are permitted to use them
at this dance.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
December | Is Reporting
Time For States Vets

Law requires the VA TO use
the reports TO determine con-
tinued eligibility of pensioners
and In some cases TO make
adjustments on the basis of
increased or decreased outside
income.
Prompt and accurate report
ing can prevent and hold up In
pension payments.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05

The State Highway Depart
ment has awarded a contract
TO A. Hoen & Co., Baltimore,
for the preparation of l2S,OOO
State Highway maps for the year
1864, at a price of SS.087. the
low bid price submitted by this
concern when bids we're re-
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
Santa Claus
CONTINUED from Page onel

CONTINUED from Page onel
sport the children of that area
TO Smyrna. The bus is provided
through the cooperation OF W.
L. Wheatley. Inc, Clayton.
The Jaycee committee In
charge of all arrangements In
cludes Brooks Banta, chairman.
Robert Fellows, Earl Harris,
and Glen McNatt, and all
Iaycees will assist with han
ding of the expected crowds
The rain date is Saturday,
Dec. 2l, at las pm.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
Many Dry Walls,

Dry wall commonly refers
to wall boards such as ply
wood, cement board, hard
board. gypsum board, paper
board, and fiber board, as
well as any other material
applied in a dry process.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
THIRD DISTRICT DEMOCRATS
TO MEET AT KENTON

The Third District Demo-
cratic Club meets s o'clock ar
Kenton School TO hold an cleo
tion of officers. Present of
ficers are Francis Downs, pre-
sident; Harry Moor, vice pre-
sident; Judy Dixon, secretary;
Nora Smith, treasurer; nomi-
mating committee, chairman,
Louis Deneumousier; other
members. Clifford Clark and
Harry Moor.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-05
BOYS SATURDAY
MORNING LEAGUE
November Both

November 30th
Results
Smyrna Olds 8, Team 5, 0;
Ennis & Deakyne 3, Woot-
tens o; Team 6, 3, Burton's
%.