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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11
State Police Arrest
u on Many Charges

The state police apprehended
twenty-seven persons on a variety
of charges in recent days, alleged
violations of the Motor Vehicle reg
ulations.
Those arrested, the charges,
whether or not they entered guilty
pleas or not guilty pleas, and
the fines, are listed. All persons
fined are required to pay the costs
which usually amount to IS cents.
I"CF" means that the travorser for
fcitcd collateral and did not APP
lpear at Magistrates.
Emma June Riddle, Fairmont,
failure 10 grant right Of way, CT,
$40.
Lewis Franklin Welch, Kitzmil-
Ter plea Of not guilty, found gull
ity of loading and unloading in
Maryland on foreign registration,
SO.
William Thomas Braithwaite
Keyser, improper left turn, plea
mot guilty, verdict guilty. $40
Harvey Bittinger, Swauton, inn
proper passing, guilty plea, $40
Roger Lee Baker Mt Lake
Park, failure to keep TO right of
center Of highway, CT, $40
Robert Lee Earhart, Oakland,
RECKLESS driving, plea of not gull
| ty. verdict guilty, SO.
Jerome Michael Seper. Isabella,
Pa, failure to yield right of way
to oncoming traffic. plea of gull
| y, IS.
Ellet H. Dilley, Oakland, operat-
ing under influence of LIQUOR, plea
of not guilty. verdict of guilty, 500.
Also charges of reckless driving,
plea of not guilty, verdict of gull
| ty, S25, fine and costs suspended in
second charge.
John Fl. Kehoc, TonaWanda, N.
Y, exceeding 50 miles per hour,
CT, SIS.
Roy Michael Swcitzer Taylor
lTownship, Mich exceeding 50
miles per hour, Of, SIS.
Robert H. Brenneman. Albright,
lW. Va. exceeding 50 miles per
hour, CT, SIS.
Harold William Bittinger, Cor
Imania, w. Va, overload on End
axle, cf, $76.
Henry Eyer Dennis. Kcyser,
operating while license was can
cel'ed, revoked or suspended, plea
of guilty 500. 50 days in Jail in de
fault of payment.
Dorothy Ellen Woods. Kitzmiller,
permitting unauthorized person to
operate vehicle. CT, SO,
David Clinton Friend, Oakland,
displaying plates issued to another
vehicle, plea of not guilty and YER
dict of not guilty., case dismissed.
Leon Samuel Paugh, kitzmiller,
displaying plates issued tc another,
plea of guilty SIS: operating I'M
insured motor vehicle without pay
ing fees, plea OF guilty, $780,
Sarah Ellen Rubenstein. Mt
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11
NHG. EGSES@ EsGgE'AS NeHUS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde A. Gnegy
will spend the weekend in CoX's
Mill, w. Va, with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Bush Mr. and Mrs.
Bush will have a family dinner
Saturday and celebrate their
fiftieth wedding anniversary Sun
day
Mason Wayne Calls, Jr., spent
Wednesday and Thursday in
Prince George county and Wash
ington, ID. G.
Mrs. Creola Reed, of Parsons,
w. Va, visited her uncle, U. G..
Ford, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Wilson, who spent
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11

An open house viii be held for
Mr. and Mrs Roy Shank at their
home by their daughters, Beverly
and Sara. in honor of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary, Satur-
day afternoon, April 10, from 3 til
7 p. IN. Friends and relatives are
invited.
Mrs. Margaret Berghaus is a
patient in Garrett County Me
mortal hospital.
Mrs. J. E. Kesner, of Midland,
spent several days visiting at the
home of U. G. Ford.
Fred Groves, of Washington, ID.
C., visited relatives here.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11

Rockefeller Foundation has spent
over 1858 million during first so
years of its existence, for humani-
ties and social sciences.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11

1t was predicted rs percent
would vote communist i'll the Italian
election of April %.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-04-11

u S. was planning to send 372
athletes to Pan-American games
in Brazil on April 20.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 80 starliner 2-dr. hardtop,
white, r. and h.. VS., stand,
| trans, excel. cond. Mechanic
inSn. Melcnme- OIL. 2-Rh71.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FALCON 81 Tudor. Fordomatic. all
white finish. top quality through
out, 30-day, no-cost guarantee,
WEEK END SPECIAL. Si.266.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '5s Fairlane. 8 cyl, auto.
Good cond.. $676. JE. 3-9107.
Evening star., 1963-04-19

FORD 81 Galaxie hardtop eoupe.
it's black and is extra1 clean, one
owner Fordomstie. radio. heater.
and power steering. S1.796.
Lindsay Olds-C Cadillac
Formerly Akers olds- Cad. Co.
,'FAIRLNoToN SHOPPING CTR"
w. o-O3oO ALEXANDRIA
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD '67 Tudor Custom o-cyl., std.
trans, r. and h. Royal blue, low
mileage; excellent condition. Best
Evening star., 1963-08-23

NASH 80 Met. convert, sacrifice
need money, T. and h., w.-w., good
cond., $3.50 or best offer. s77.l3o7 aft
er 4 pm.
Evening star., 1963-08-23

ULDb . c0nVeTLI Whlte1 custom
uphol.' needs top, mecha1iieslly good
offer, call IA. 7-e732 noon to s pm.
OLDSM0BILE 80 S-passenger station.
wagon air cond.. priced right, $sls; rs;
sth and o NV. De- i-AIoo, ' .
Evening star., 1963-08-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

81 Parklan e, power
uippe d, immac., low mi. Sqee.
FLOOD PONTIAC, A22l Conn.
SO 2-dr. sports Monterey,
ssttros strs shit shit blsck' lss1 w.'w. peri. cOnd.
Evening star., 1963-08-23

OLDS 80 "ss" z-dr,, white, brown
top, r. and h., brand-new nylon tires
and trans, new batter, muffler, gen.
orator, etc. EN-. 3-SS47.
Evening star., 1963-08-23

OLDs 20 Starfire sport coupe, Dover
white with custoniint., power win.
dows, power steering. power brakes,
etc, A2,105.
Evening star., 1963-08-23

OLDS - "Ye" 4-dr. White, brown
top, r, and b., brand-new nyion tires
and trans. new battery. nauffleri
generator etc. Cash, $l,395. EN-,
Evening star., 1963-08-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS 80 super "ss'' 2-dOor hardtop,
,s. and ~ h ocsT sTTtC :,vp pS gp' 30. ZOO
white finish with factory fresh blue
int, this car sells new for s4,2e4,
our. price 1895 with transferable
Evening star., 1963-08-23

OLDS 80 ''F-s5" de luxe sedan, me.
tallic fawn exterior, luxury compact,
specially priced. $2,l95.
Open Weekdays til 9 PM.
Evening star., 1963-08-23

Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. FE. 1900
Evening star., 1963-08-23

OLDS 81 Dynamic Holiday coupe,
Dresden blue with matching int, full.
ly equipped, excel. cond., Slyee5.
NAavA VIYnal~lo xyn ttfl q u NJ
Evening star., 1963-08-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDS. '63, company official cars,
several body styles available, all
equipped with factory air, new-car
condition, new-car terms, very sub
stantial seasonal savings.
Open Weekdays til 8 PM.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
1850 22nd ST. NV. FE. 1880
OLDS 80 "ss' 4-dr. sedan, p.b., p.s.,
very clean, runs good, $50 or make
ofter, Woodbridge, Va, 703- $4,000.
OLDSMOBILE 80 "ss'' A-dr. sedan,
tull power, 2-tone blue and white,
LEE D. BUTLER
ll2l 2lst 81. NV. FE. 1874
OLDS IS 2-dr. Holiday, excel. cond
new paint, 2 extra snow tires, pvt.
owner. LU. 4-e200.
Evening star., 1963-08-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDSM0BmE 81 Holiday sedan,
white, luxurious red leather inter.s
tllly y sE1o equigped,, fsetery air cSldg
Broad st., Falls Church, JE. I,24z2,
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Worst Fears Over

WOTSI TGUTS OVEI
PARIS (WNS). Violette
Rives, 25, one of Paris's "a
women who now drive city
buses, lost control of her
bus and ran into a meat
market. The 33 other lady
bus drivers thanked her.
Now they can relax.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Arlington
Set Bows
At Dance

Miss Sabra Hatfield, debu-
tante daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dos Taylor Hatfield,
was honored by her parents
at a dance last night at the
Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club.
The Southern Seminary
Junior College freshman,
who made her formal bow at
the Holly Ball, wore a petal
pink peau de sole dress
trimmed with braid and car
ried a nosegay of sweetheart
roses. Her mothers dress was
of green and gold sari cloth.
Pink and silver touched
the ballroom, with trees and
candles Of the same colors.
Music was by Devron. Guests
from out of town included
Sabra's grandmother, Mrs.
Charles S. Hatfield, of Bowl
ing Green, Ohio, and the
Misses Kathleen Arnold of
Poland, Ohio, and Jan
Adams of Marmora, N. j.
A graduate of Yorktown
High School, the debutante
spent last summer touring
Europe with her sister,
Sherrod.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
FASHION NOTEBOOK
Fashion Year
That Got Away
BY ELENl

6I ELEM
dance soiree the Alphands
cooked up. In the spring q
VIP collection Of women In
cluding Mrs. Lyndon B.
Johnson were guests at the
French EN- b assy and
watched Alexandra the
famed hairdresser who has
held any number Of heads in
his hands from empresSes to
the former First Lady Jac-
queline Kennedy whose hair
he fixed for the tabled Ver-
sailles party in France.
Washington had distin-
guished fashion visitors in
cluding Ben Zuckerman, who
ripped up a coat in front of a
fashion audience to show
them how the inside made
the outside shape stay intact.
Oleg CaSSini came to Wash
ington to inform us he was
branching out into the de-
signing of everything from
swimsuits to svelte underpin-
nings for the ladies. Said he,
II have freed the American
fanny" in discussing his
Peter Pan girdles.
Paris made fashion news
with dipping decolletages
from Marc BOhan of Chris
tian Dior that made one gasp
and wonder how the suspen-
sion technique was worked
out. Yves st. Laurent made
news with his fisherman's
boots, Robin Hood hats, long
skinny sleeves and jeweled
sleeves for evening, plus
jumpers and other sporty,
tailored looks.
In 1868 you wore a Fur
Lined RainnOat, you took to
Off-Beat Furs including ze-
bra. pony and kit fox and
lynx. The Long Evening
Dress was THE dress not
only on a ballroom floor but
long at-home clothes scored
a big success.
Fashion words you used in
cluded SHIFTS, FIT, CHAM
Ell SUIT, STRETCH in fab
RIGS from denim to wool,
MILITARY LOOK, LITTLE
GIRL hairdos, CAPES, and
many others.
Though not Notwithstanding,
fashion made its mark in
Washington in many ways.
COngressmen found them
selves answering a rather
unusual roll call early in the
spring. They all pitched in to
help out a Fur Information
Evening star., 1963-12-29

the retailing of them. Sena-
tors and Representatives
were photographed with
some of the country's most
beautiful models in the sha-
dow Of the Capitol. One wife
o. K.'ed the idea, saying to
her husband, "Only If I get a
mink coat at Christmas"
Cary Grant had a conten-
der for est-dressed male
fashion honors in Sean o.
C0nnery, who played the
dashing James Bond in Ian
Fleming's "Dr. No." His sar-
torial elegance was fit to kill.
Loretta Young came to
town and told us old dresses
never fade away. She just
gives them to her sisters, sis
ters-in-law, her daughter
and to various charities to be
auctioned off. She gave full
credit for her elegant ap-
pearance to Designer Jean
Louis. "The expert is better
Evening star., 1963-12-29
David Crystals
Son to Act as
Commentator

Julius Garfinckel and
Company opens its fashion
year on Friday with a David
Crystal dress and suit collec-
ton to be shown at 2:30 pm.
in the F Street store, Green
brier Shop. and at 7:30 pm.
that night at the Seven
Corners, Virginia store.
Robert Crystal, son of the
designer and vice-president
Of the company. will be the
guest commentator for both
shows, assisted by Crystal
designer, Lewis Clausen.
The collection, which
includes colorful resort
dresses, separates. and suits
in silk prints, embroidered
cotton, cottons and a variety
Of synthetics, will also be
modelled Informally in the
Greenbrier Tea Room at
both stores.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

This was the year fashion
didn't undergo startling
changes. though some
changes were certainly made.
REMEMBER seeing bell
bottom trousers return for at
home, and in white denim
for sailing2
How bout the Oliver hair
cut for the young in
heart? The postiche was
added by those women who
wanted a high do for eve
ming. Hair started
Strengthening itself out and
began to look as if 1t were
growing naturally again.
1868 was the year Of the
sturdy Shoe and heels
stacked themselves up to the
low level fashion said was In
this year. Key word in
the fashion vocabulary was
"Sportive" and the tailored
look extended itself into day
and evening. Oleg Cassini's
Tennis Dress of white beads
for evening caused comment.
Remember all the Jumper
Dresses and the return of
pretty long and full sleeved
blouSeS?
The STATUS fashion in
wraps was the long full
length evening coat in a pas
tel wool a la zuckerman or
in a matching brocade used
for both gala gown and eve
ming coat. The small Alligator
cocktail evening bag was the
replacement for the beaded
or satin late-day handbag.
Eye Makeup in 1868 veered
away from the technicolor
look to muted beige and
brown eyeshadows and the
use Of just eyeliner to make
the eyes open up.
Our town made fashion
news aplenty in 1868. SuZy
Parker, the famous model,
came down for the opening
of the swank Madison Hotel
and received a $1,000 model
ing fee for a days work.
Madame Herve Alphand
made the 10 best dressed
list, was a TIME magazine
cover girl, and the French
Embassy had a fashion event
practically every time you
turned around. Milliner Jean
Barthet of Paris showed his
millinery confections. .
Pierre Cardin's avant-garde
fashions were the piece de
resistance at a novel black tie
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Kennedy
Institute
To Benefit

The Joseph P. Kennedy, jr.
Institute will be among the
institutions to benefit from O
dessert-csrd party to be CIV
en- January Is at / pm. at
Trinity College. The Balti-
more-W a ashington Notre
Dame Guild Is sponsoring
the event.
Also sponsoring the benefit
will be several embassies and
members Of the Judiciary.
General Chairman is Mrs.
Joseph A. Hurney. jr.
Proceeds will go TO the
many missions and schools
supervised by the Sisters Of
Notre Dame de Namur, in
cluding Villa Julie in the
Baltimore, a resident home
for i'll and aged nuns: Villa
Julie Junior College; Trinity
Preparatory School at Brook
landville. and Trinity Prepar-
atory School at Leicester.
The Sisters also staff Trim
ity College. Notre Dame,
Academy and grade schools
at st. Joseph's, st. Jerome's,
st. Francis Xavier, and st.
Camillus schools in the
Washington area.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
cIRcLING THE COUNTRYSIDE
ConnunityCenter
Lives Up to Name

through the holidays include
MFH of the Middleburg
Hunt and Mrs. Newell Ward.
jr.'s annual oyster bar az
their Newmary Farm on
Friday; Mrs. A. c. Ran
dolph's party after hunting"
on Thursday when the Pied
mont Foxhounds were slated
to meet at Mrs. Randolph's
Oakley. If hounds went out,
they must have gone by dog
sled through the drifted
snow.
A group Of young gentle
men meshed their resources
with the help of IS a couple
SO single) to give a dance
last night at Buchanan Hall
in Upperville. The Morrison
DrotherS, George and Nat;
Tim Dimes, Josh Fletcher.
Tom Kern and Sewell Tyler
were the hosts and Chauncey
Brown played, once again.
for another generation.
These semi-s u b scription
dances at Buchanan have
become a tradition, cherished
by the once-young and the
young.
On New Years Day, the
Morrison seniors are having
their annual "hobnob" open
house. starting at noon at
Melbourne, followed by the
John Pettibones' open house
in the late afternoon at their
Homewood near Middleburg
And so, on to another year.
and may it be a happy one.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
Leaders Wives
oAttend

Mrs. Dean Rusk will be
among the Cabinet. Congress
sional and Judiciary wives to
be honored at the National
Symphony Women's Commit
tees luncheon preceding the
matinee concert on January
9.
Other head table acceptan-
ces have been received from
Mrs. Hugo Black, Mrs. Will
liam o. Douglas, Mrs. Tom
Clark, Mrs. william j. Bren-
nan, jr., Mrs. Byron r.
White, Mrs. Robert s. McNa-
mara, Mrs. Orville Freeman,
Mrs. w. Willard Wirtz, Mrs.
Anthony j. Celebrezze and
Mrs. Paul Mite.
The luncheon will be held
at noon in the Shoreham Ho-
tells Palladian Room, fol-
lowed by the concert at 2
pm. in Lisner Auditorium.
Evening star., 1963-12-29
By DOLORES PHILLIPS
star Special Writer

6tar Special writer
M1DDLEBURG, Va.-The
Middleburg Community
Center, an oasis for a little
town which is IS miles from
nowhere, comes into its own
during the holiday season.
The ballroom (which the
Community Center mostly
is) is used for movies, race
meet luncheons, VISA
m eetings and luncheons,
agricultural meetings. the
Red Cross bloodmobile,
fashion shows and was the
home of the local All fairs
before the All moved to
Paeonian Springs. 1t was
even used for mass every
Sunday before the Catholic
community raised its own
church, st. Stephens the
Martyr.
Last week the ballroom
was used as a ballroom. and
viii stay a ballroom through
tomorrow night when Anne
Slater makes her debut.
On Thursday night. the
Middleburg Junior Cotillion
was held at the Community
Center for the sub-sub deb
set and on Friday night the
Loudoun Hunt took it over
for the hunts annual Christ
mas Ball, catering to many
Of the parents whose chill
dren danced there the night
before.
AS hard to decorate as the
D. c. Armory, with its high,
high ceiling and walls broken
by floor-length windows. the
decor at the center could be,
and probably was, a COM
bined effect.
The weather was kind to
the two dances after the
mishmash of last week when
many home-bound holiday
students, and even bread
winners (there are about five
men who do commute to
Washington from Mid
dleburg) found themselves in
a snow bank. Back roads are
still nasty but U. S. so,
which the center sits beside,
is clear as glass, reflecting
the party-bound.
Anne Slater is being pre-
Sented tomorrow night by
her parents, the George
Robert Skaters of Westview
Upperville, Va. A native
Virginian, Anne graduated
from Middle burg's Hill
School, went on to Dobb's
and is now caught up in q
whirl. The Robert Fletchers
gave her a cocktail party
yesterday; her aunt, Anne
Gochnauer, gave another
party for her on the 23d. She
danced at the Debutante
Cotillion and Christmas Bal
in New York on the goth
and on to New Britain
Conn.,, on the 2lst, to attend
the debut Of a classmate a.
Dobb's.
The night after Christmas
Anne, a vivacious little blond
whipped up to Wilmington
for the debut of her room.
mate at Dobb's, Elizabeth
Hooeps, who came out at
tea dance at the Wilmington
Country Club.
Another debut was made
lover the mountain" or
Thursday night when Deidrt
Donovan and Frances Craw-
ford were presented together
at q ball at the Winchester
Country Club. given by Mr.
and Mrs. David Donovan oi
Berryville and Mrs. France.
Crawford of Gaylord.
Other parties marching
Evening star., 1963-12-29

and Fashion Council publici-
ty bit entitled Salute to the
States" 1t played up many
furs that are right in their
own back yards or in which
various States have an inter-
est. either because of trap
ping, ranching, treating or
Evening star., 1963-12-29
c. Sam Fox
To Speak

The District Of Columbia
Chapter 16, Woman's Army
Corps Veterans Association
will meet January 7 at 8 pm.
at the Shoreham Hotel.
Mr.. c. Sam Fox, Chief Of
Volunteer Services, VAVS,
Veterans Hospital, Washing
ton will be guest speaker.
There will be a Dutch
Treat" dinner preceding the
meeting in the garden room
at $50 pm.
Evening star., 1963-12-29

qualified than most women"
is her theory.
Washington also played
hostess to a contingent of Ir-
ish Designers here in town to
play up the Lord & Taylor
Irish fashion promotion.
And that was what it was
like, Just a little bit, in
Washington in fashion in
1868.
1884? You name it. It's apt
to arrive faster than you
think.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
How To Use Water TO
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CONSTIPATION WORRIES

Here's how to get to the basic
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So do this to end your consti-
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the all vegetable laxative aid,
every day with plenty of water.
SERUTAN is a pure vegetable gel
which carries twenty times its
weight in water to your lower d.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15
Mo@ENT OF TRUTH - Continued from page 8

warned him when they were inside their
apartment.
After that Eddie didn't shout. He just
stood outside Mr.. Ludlow door and listened
She was his mother and he had right to do
that, didn't he?
There were never any voices but he
knew they were in there.
He remembered the rule until one day
when Miss O'Neil said: Eddie, this is a fine
drawing of a horse. Here is gold star"
Eddie hurried home and this time he
didn't just shout. He rang MIR. Ludlow's
doorbell. He kept on ringing it.
els my Mommy here?'' he asked when
the door opened.
Mr.. Ludlow didn't open it very wide and
he didn't look very happy.
"Ihave to show my MOmmy something"
wait minute
u HE DOOR CLOSED and Eddie waited.
Lets look up on the roof" said Mr..
Ludlow when he came out, and took Eddie
by the hand.
II looked up there. My Mommy's not
on the roof.
LETS look again.
They went up the stairs to the roof, and
Eddie ran around looking behind the clothes.
lines and chimney pipes.
shes not here! She's not here!' he said.
MIR. Ludlow put stick against the big
door. Eddie. it's not nice for you to come
looking for your mother in my apartment"
Where is she? Where's my Mommy?"
"Shut up and listen to me-
"Iwantmy Mommy! want my Mommy!'
will you lower your voice, damn it?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

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SERUTAN provides the proper
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ton to help keep you regular.
This is utterly different from fore
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which may be irritating to your
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Get SERUTAN at yourdrugstore
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for at least one week. You must
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

II want to 60 downstairs and find my
Mommy."
'You can find her in minute" said Mr..
Ludlow coming forward. ''Just listen to me-"
II don't want to listen to you. want
my MOmmy," said Eddie, backing away.
Back, back he went until there was no
going back any further. Behind him now,
way down below was the street and all his
friends - maybe even the big policeman who
always tousled his hair and said: "Hya, kid"
MIR. Ludlow came closer.
You're bad man" said Eddie.
Don't say that"
YOU'RE bad, bad, bad. ="
Somebody was banging ON the door.
Eddie, are you out there?"
"pm here, Mommy! I'm here!''
Mr.. Ludlow shouted over his shoulder.
II told you I'd handle the kid, didn't I?''
He's bad man, MOmmy. I'm going to
tell Daddy how bad and mean he isl
The final surge was like that of crazed
bull, arms extended like the great horns,
seeking to crush, kill. -.
"Matador!" said Eddie, stepping aside.
For a moment he was sorry the game
ended SO quickly. Then he remembered that
soon his father would be coming home and
they'd play it again. He opened the door,
unmindful of the screaming in the street or
what his mother might say. -IHE END
NEXT WEEKS 1t sUGs sUUDl, HsOOnlt might in
the West Indies - but hale Tommy sUas lost
What happened during The frantic. triehsen-
ing search for the child sSds "A Miracle On
Christmas EUe, )" a very unusual Christmas
short story BY George Sumner AIbee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-15

THIS WEEK Moso1ins ! Dsesmbss IS. 1898
Tabor City tribune., 1963-05-22
County Demos
To Attend Roll,
In Burlington

Members of the Columbus
County YDC have been invi.-
ed to attend the Spring YEC
Rally in Burlington on Satur-
day, May 25. r. c. SOlcs. Jr..
president Of the local cub
'tated that the banquet. which
features principal address by
lSt district Congressman Her
bert Bonner will begin al G:3O
preceded by reception hon
oring YDC members and
guests.
Those invited include Gov
ernor Terry Sanford, the en-
tire Tar Heel Democratic Con-
grcSsional delegation. mcmb-
erS of the Council of STATE.
state and party officials.
State YDC president David
S. Reid, of Greenville is being
assisted by members of the
Alamance County YDC Club.
who are making local arrange
mentS. All events will be held
at the New Holiday In.