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The Nome nugget., 1963-03-06
STALIN WASN'T FORGOTTEN
 MOSCOW R Somebody

tossed a tiny sprig of mimosa on Stalin's grave near the Kremlin Wall late yesterday. That was the only commemoration in Moscow of the 10th anniversary of the dictator's death.
 There were flowers on the grave of his second wife, Nadeshda, in the Novodevichi Monastery. There almost always are flowers there, usually from Stalin's daughter Svetlana, who still lives next door to the Kremlin. There frequently are flowers on Stalin's grave, pos sibly from the daughter also.
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-06
NATIONAL FREEDOM FROM HUNGER WEEK

IS4h ElONI6I1 " b6N in the United States, and has asked the American Freedom from Hun ger Foundation to take national leadership in planning appropriate observance of this weeI, urging American citizens in all walks of life to participate in the obscrv- ance of National Freedom from Hunger Week, thereby fulfilling the need to rededicate mems minds and hearts to the inspiring possibilities of working together to free the world from hunger:
 NOW, THEREFORE, l William Egan, Governor of the State of Alaska, hereby endorse this ob- servance and ask all Alaskans to take appropriate steps to observe and to cooperate with private groups in observing National Free dom from Hunger Week.
 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of Alaska to be affixed, this tWenty-fifth day of February in the year of Our Lord nineteen hundred and sixty three.
 /s/ William Egan,
 Governor
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-06
PAA WILL BUY BRITISH JETS
 MI ACIIIMCTONI IN ID a !,

WASHINGTON R Pan American World Airways said yes terday it is negotiating to obtain about 40 British-built De Havil- land DH-125 light twin-jet trans ports. The airline would rent the eight-place planes as executive aircraft.
 The DH-125 Dragon costs around half a million dollars, carries six passengers and a crew of two.
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-06
Cuba Is Uttered
 With Russians and Cun-Toting Youths

Cun-TOting Youths
 Editors Note: Reporters and cameramen from the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. have return ed from Cuba, where they filmed a report for the Canadian net works program "CBC Maga- zine" Here are the impressions
 of one of the group, the net
 works Washington correspond ent.
 By Knowlton Nash
 WASHINGTON tR - Two of the most striking impressions you get in Cuba are that there are so many guns and so many Russians.
 Almost half of the people carry machine guns, rifles or pistols. To a Canadian, it seems a little un- usual to be greeted by a hotel doorman carrying a Czechoslovak burp gun or by a pistol-packing room clerk. Militia boys and girls, some as young as 15, carry guns. One young militia girl I saw was carrying a rifle almost bigger than she was.
 I went to a Russian motion pic ture one evening and noticed that many boys and girls out on dates at the movies lugged along their guns - a somewhat incongruous sight as they held hands with one hand and carried their guns with the other.
 While initially at least there is a measure of alarm at the sight of so many guns, you get the feeling of some illustration at the sight of so many Russians. Cubans young and old constantly mistook us for Russians, apparently be- lieving any fair-haired person is Soviet citizen.
 While I saw literally hundreds of Russians dressed in civilian clothes wandering about Havana or jammed in the back of trucks rushing out to factories, I saw very few Chinese. The Chinese I did see were by far the most properly dressed of anybody in Cuba, even wearing ties, some thing the Russians and Cubans do not do.
 Food is very short in Cuba, al- though nobody is starving, and it is expensive in restaurants. Elder ly chicken and stringy pork are the main dishes, along with rice. Outside Havana, the food is rather less appetizing.
 We were in Cuba at the height of the sugar cane cutting season and the government had launched a nationwide campaign for volun- teer cutters. The No. 2 man in Cuba, economic czar Ernesto Cue vara, spent two weeks cutting cane himself in Camaguey Pro- vince.
 It was in the cane fields that I interviewed him. With his black beard, chOmplng a clgar ana pack ing what he called machine gun" pistol, he gave the interview beside cane cutting machine. His pistol, was told, fires 20 shots and he carries five 20-shot refills. The interview was conducted in a seni-circle of his guards, all carrying machine guns, rifles, pistols and machetes.
 Fl Commandante Guevara was only too glad to answer any ques- ton and this seemed to be the at- titude of the Cuban people them selves wherever we went. Those who support the Castro govern ment are enormously proud of their guns, their Communism and the houses and hospitals they have built. Those who oppose Castro are equally anxious to talk, but
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-06
Proclamation

WHEREAS, the Honorable John Kennedy, President of the United States, has proclaimed the week of March IT to g as
The Nome nugget., 1963-03-06

Some 90 per cent of US. income tax payers earn $6,O0O or less each year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-01
FLORIDA PROPERTY
HUNT. ACCOMMODATIONS

HUNTING LODGE and ducking
shore on Maryland's Eastern
Shore. Excellently furnished, oil hot.
water heat, sleeps six, A,500 II. Of
shore, two blinds. Rental includes
guide, cooking and housekeeping
services. Duck, goose and small
game shooting from ll-l-63 through
i-l5-64. Easily accessible by boat
pointment. j. c. NELSON II. Tele.
p h n S, 30l-Uo-3666 or
Dol -77e-224l.
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SILVER SPRING GROUND
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ANNE ARUNDEL CO., South River
community Of Glen Isle, $3.50, ?.
rambler with 2 baths and bsmt.
Week ends call 30i-e56-2264, or w.
J. NICHOLAS, REALToR, HE.
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COUNTRY ESTATES
OLNEY, AREA

Strictly for the estate minded family.
Beautiful brick Colonial surrounded
by rolling countryside in hunt club
area. This beautifully kept estate
features a home with center.hall
plan, lge. liv. rm. anddin, rm.
each with firepl, den or study. en-.
closed porch, new modern equipped
kitchen, spacious bedrms., full
baths, Scar garage, finished bsmt,
the grounds are professionally land.
scaped and include a family-sized
filtered swimming pool with patlos
This estate Is located convenient 10
NV. Metro Area with 2 acres. seqs-
500. More acreage available. Shown
by appt.
MAYNE REALTY co.
S24.3e5l olney, Md. $4,000
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0UT.0F.TOWN REAL EST.

FARM SCOPE 100 A, 8 room
ing. Good road. 1902 miles of
Washington.
A POS A track, Old log house,
all fenced one n in grass. good
water best hunting in State.
Name your terms.
We have a number Of other prop
critics for sale at reasonable
prices, Write for information
and description.
Write or Call Herman Abel
Augusta w. Va. Phone 406s3020
day or night
Assoc. ". William Rannels, Broker
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME with al
conveniences, in South Branch
Valley, near Moorefield. West
Va, excel. hunting. 273-42S2.
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ANNAPOLIS AREA
BEVERLY BEACH

14-room farm house with ga
baths, on APPROX, 2 acres OF
, high la1d S 4ysTIookins ea and
icent site with old shade. extra
acre available. s72,5oo, Ewes. WA.
Also is plus (almost i4) acres
ready 70 be Developed. Paved
to approx. 30 feet Of frontage
on Rhode River. $4,000.
Central ave. (Rte.
21D, straight through 10 Bev-
sTiy, Beach risht on Beverly
Left on Maryland ave. about
2 blocks 10 Elm (another Wa
hanna signl. right on Elm about
Y mi. 10 property.
MARGARET J. DUNKLEY
OT, A-5Q0n
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CHEsAPEAKE, EASTERN VA.
SHORE, across from mouth Of Pc,
tomac River, 30 mi. north Of Cape
t SasTie sso psSc p BIS SsSS d gSR
CASH.l buys you 2 acres water.
front, HARD-S u RI e RID. TO
ENTRANCE, connects with U. S.
Hwy. 10 at Keller, Eastern Shore,
Va. Call OWNER, MR.. GEORGE
alexandria,, XII. s-2277.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Patuxent River
area-6l acres, l,S00 #. on Patux-
ent River. $4,000. us acres water
front farm, $500 per acre, 4 deep
creek sites approx. " to IS acres
each, 100 acres plus in Prince Fred
erick, Md. rs acres on Rhode
River; 100 acres on Riva road
near Annapolis, a acres, dual road
near Chesapeake Beach, $500 per
acre. MIKE GORDON REALTY,
Sunderland, Md, Code 3ol 257-25o3,
EDGEWATER, MD. q bedrooms,
liv. rm., din. rm., full bsnt, stor-
age. rn., scr. pch., oil hot'air
praised $3.50. Sell $3.50, 956-2e65.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

DESIRE TO PURCHASE small Of
flee bldg. up to 10000 50, II
with parking. May consider
ground for building In DC.
Non profit organization. Cali
MIR. HOLLADAY, 2g6-33l7,
WANTED 8 or more acres W.
house, out bldgs. or barn, suit,
Tor conv. TO dog kennel. Pref
within As min. OF d. G. on OF
nr. main thoroughfare. Boy
309-D. Star.
WE NEED apartment-house ground
or good investment anywhere
KAY REALTY CO., INC.
RIA. $4,000
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solid house with spring water
piped in, electric, accessible yr..
round) game plentiful. ia mi.
from river. Taxes $50 900 yr.
good investment. Sl4,S00.
unO) private spring fed lake,
elevated dilapidated house, good
well. excellent deer hunting. very
private. $4,000.
q acre tractsl on the mountain,
large trees. Real privacy hunt
ing privileges on 500 adjoining
acres. $500 TO $1,000. ALL with
in 2 hrs. of Washington.
b. j. LOVETT - Broker, 2641
valley Ave, Winchester, Va.
200 GOO ro-n
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GOOD BUY
5-YEAR-R OUND HOME NEAR
SAND BEACH, only $500 down, has
lge. liv, rn., full din. rm., mod.
kit, 2 bedrms,, bath, lge. inclosed
lge. lot, only $500.
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SUNRISE BEACH--Very nice q
bedroom, cinder block year-round
home on lge; lot, M, Severn
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TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN MD.

~ ~ = &&A@@N4N ANAASs
l-Patuxent River. rs acres, lovely
view, 800 f.. on paved road, rs mi.
d. c. $4,000.
2-West River. Two Year, d
homes on 3 lots, both furnished,
bedrms. each, insulate patio,
well, trees, lovely view, owner fl
nancins, immed. poss. $4,000 foI
both.
3-North Beach. Year.round frame
home, screened porch, fireplace,
nice b h, completely furnished,
immed. poss., % mi. ID. c. $1,000
REALTY AGENCY
CORP, Elsie West Williams, Lothi-
an, Md, phone e67.262p, II no an
swer call Prince Frederick l0e.
l5o-YEAR-OLD COLONIAL HOME
with large rooms, located on
bluff overlooking Shenandoah River,
5 mi. off Rte. mr.. Charles Town.
W. Va. Last Of the river homes
available for restoration in southern
end Of Jefferson Co. Sufficient
acreage avail. with river fronting
to insure privacy. For further info.
call JU. $3.50 or contact PAUL r.
MILLER, Jr., Karneysville, w. Va,
phone Shepherdstown, w. Va. 302e.
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MOTORCYCLES

.AJBSTATE MOTOR SCOOTER 5p.
i25 &C. good condition, SiOO or
best offer ~ b-bdSO
AIS 500 &C, single, candy apple red.
chrome plated, $3.50 or best offer.
Call JU 5.5425.
BsA 1857 Goldstar, 500 &C., lust over.
hauled. SJ15, 10. SAW.
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

AIR COMPRESSOR, 3.phase, 22o,
volt, eo-ga tank, Ship, motor
AIR COMPRESSOR, Schram. port
gasoline on wheels. PERI cond
s45o 1917 2nd ST. ne, rear. ii.
o-4500 weekdays
ALLIS CHALMERS HIDE loader,
excellent condition, $4,000. DU
CLEANING UNIT, SIC. Excel
lent condltio Reasonably
priced: DALE CLEANERS HE.
ARROW HAMMER DREAMER, bull.
dozer, Michigan. Gradall, generators
pumps, Ford tractors, cement mix
efsl grinders, finishing machine, etc
5000
Tic INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. = Crawler
and wheel tractors with backhOes
leaders and blades. See US about a
retail purchase plan.
p. H. MOORE
US @l, mile south Of new 50
TRUCK SCALE, $4,000 10, capac-
itv, 2OxD r. Also . small scales
1000 lb., cap. Make offer Call
II 7-f3ii Ewes ia n-533t
WANTED TO BUY lathe, % or 10
lnn metal working, or will trade
trailer, 10, $4,000
WANTED TO RENT heayy-duty
dltc harrow, / root rake 10 use
with Dis doEcr ED JACOBSEN.
JRu INC, OIL. 2-75j0, OIL, b-B6 u.
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IlDEWAIER,
SOUTHERN MD.


I-Ches. Bay, Va acre, modern bricE
home, 5 bedrms., lge. lv. rm., fire
place, beamed ceiling, modern kit
chen, jalousied porch, baths, re,
crea tiOn rm.. Veranda, patio,
shower rms, lge. fenced swimming
pool, outdoor fireplace, sandy
beach, 40 mi. d. c.
2 = Drum Point. Modern masonry 4
bedrm, home, bath, fireplace, cleo,
trio kitchen, sundeck, exec llent
view. Immed. pOSs. $4,000.
3-P uNent River. Ia acres, 8
bedrm, frame home, paneled lily
rm. with fireplace, screened porch
lovely view view f en- ed arteSian well
porch, completely furnished, too
house, bunk house to sleep 4, shade
trees, lovely view Of Ches. Bay, n
mi. d. c. $4,000,
5-Large charming historical home
completely mOdernized, with pier Il
deep-water harbor, swimming pool
tennis court, long waterfront. Car
be purchased with small or large
acreage. Located at St. Mary's City
on ST. Inlgoes Creek near st. Marys
River.
6-River estate, las acres, attractive
e-rm., brick-and-frame home, fire
places, large paneled den, guest
apt. over garage. l-rm. m0dernizec
Colonial caretaker's house, fine
farm bldgs,, tennis court, ducl
blind, lake, airstrip, sturdy doct
with TO- water, beautifully land
scaped grounds, owner has left
country, anxious to sell.
Calvert Realty Agcy. Corp,
Prince Frederick, Md. Phone l0l
II No Answer Call ls4
8-RM. HOME OF former physician
on Honga River. Good fishing
and grabbing. NOW $50 wk.t
includes boat.
Al HUNTING PROPERTIES-50-
$50 acres; ducking shores, goose
ponds, deer woods, Privilege Of
cabin on long-term lease.
ANDREWS a. CO..
l07 Choptank Ave, Cambridge. Md
30l-AC. S-5l94
40 ACRES on salt water, fine an
chorage, e-rOom dwelling on goo
road. Reduced In price to sci
quickly to Sll,SOO. Pictures on re
MATTHEWS L COMPANY
Poplar Street
Cap,hFtdua MARYLAND
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cIA--TYsoNs coRNER--DUILEs
on Rte. 6O4, at u mile off
Leesburg pike (Rte. ~, at
Dranesville. / 10 5 acre home
sites. Building restriction and
liberal terms. MARK MERRELL,
Ell A-hnh0
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MARINA

Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 1871
PLANTATION HOUSE ON WATER
with barn, smoke house, tenant
house. Situated In grove old pc
cans, Eng. box, holly, good shoot.
ing, sailing, S25,700, easily fin.
MISS FARMER 0O. A-02s0 In
Phila)s week ends Marion, Nd
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(cONIINUEDl
ANNE ARUNDEL co.

END OF SEASON BARGAIN, WAS
$500, OWNER SAYS SELL NOW
FOR S5,995, ONLY $500 CASH
DoWN-8ay front community,
i blk. from community boat
Bay, 2-bedrm, h0use, oil heat,
Payments under $50 mo. Be
sure to see this one.
MODERN 3-BEDRooM HOME
WITH OIL HEAT ACROSS ROAD
FROM WEST R1VER-PAneled
modern kit, carport, only Sl0,-
YOUR OWN PIER AND OVER
200-FT. ON THE WATER
Lovely shade trees, old 2-bed-
rm: home, liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
and utility houses. $4,000,
only $3.50 dn.
FRANKLIN MANOR - BEAUTI-
Full BAY FRONT COMMUNITY
WITH PRIVATE COMMUNITY
PIERS FOR BOATS AND SWIM
MINGIHouse situated on Ice.
corner lot, spacious encl, porch
kit. with Ice. freezer, refgr.,
washer, stove and plenty OF
storage cabinets. 2nd fir, lge.
dormitory with storage cabinets
and closets, can be partitioned
for 2 bedrms,. gear garage.
The epitomy Of Chesapeake Bay
front living SO mi. from D. c,
sPEcixI-sMALL BOAT MA
RINA, l-ACRE COMMERCIAL
ON INLET 500 YpS. FROM
CHESAPEAKE BAY WITH
LIGHTED PIERS. owners quar-
ters. snack bar and rental apt.
Tor income, S27, 800, good terms.
OPEN SUNDAY, 81
LEISNER & HANSON
Across From the Post office
nRAIT Mn QnT TYN n OOnf
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SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Re-
Bay colony. rec. facilities with
community house for sale to
college grads. accepted by as
soc. OF owners. Write or visit
Chestnut Cabin, "A miles beyond
Prince Frederick
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LOT BONANZA
at the
MAGNIFICENT
THUNDERBIRD
PANNu

p. PRIVATE RESORT CLUB
Z "a MILES ON THE SHENAN.
DOAH RIVER. Above Front
Royal--adjacent National For
eSt--tacing Skyline Drive. Beau
ttful lot, 75xi5O n.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
MONEY WANTED

UP TO $4,000 for yr., secured
by first trust on over $4,000 sa.
~. lot and large 4-bedroom home
IN AT. VIII pay bonus. Interest
payable quarterly or as you wish.
Principal PAYABLE at due date.
Call 63B-RD7g
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l6I ACRES on eastern slope OF
Blue Ridge near Standardsville
and about 20 mi. of Charlottes-
, vile, Lovely mountain view, two
cabins that are restorable. Each
has spring. Few acres open bal,
woods. State I'd. by prop. Fine
for hunting, summer camps, in
vestment. Trout stream borders
prop. 81 900 dn.; $50 mo. will
buy AZ $50 acre. Phone or see I.
b, BROOKS, Agent, Orange, Va.
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SEASH0RE PROPERTY
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Attractive, l
and 2 bedrm, apts., starting
Sept. 9TH. S35 wk.. JE. 3-0234.
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VACATION PLACES

ULTRA-MODERN luxury cabin.
Less than block from recreation
area and SHENANDOAH RIVER,
z miles from CHARLES TOWN
RACE TRACKS. TIE. 6-TS40
TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY.
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BOATING 81 FISHING
6-GooD BOAT DoCKAGE, Ige.
year-rOund rambler with Ice. liv.
rm., din. rm., lge. bedrms., bath,
mod. kit. carport, laundry rm.
and utility rnn., on near acre lot,
Low down payt. Only Sl4,So0.
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Debutonte CotiI|ion List Released

USA (retired, and Mrs.
Hjertberg, and Dorothy Luz
zie, daughter of Mrs. Edward
Allan Luzzie and the late Mr..
Luzzie of Baltimore.
Others are the Misses Bar
bara Louise Manning, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Joan Manning
Firestone Of Eastchester,
N. Y; Joan Conway Nc
elaine, daughter of Brig.
Gen. Turner Ashby Sims,
USAF (retired), and Mrs.
Sims; Margaret Cabell PAN
mill, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stephen Pannill
of Martinsille, Va; Pamela
Faye Rackerby, daughter of
Mr.. Theodore Ely Rackerby
and the late Mrs. Rackerby
Of San Francisco, and Eliza
beth Blair Riepma. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Siert
Riepma.
Also listed are the Misses
Muriel Steel Rowson, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Walter Rowson,
jr., and the late Mr.. Row
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Ghetto, USAF, and Mrs. Blan-
Ghetto of Jessup, Md.
Others are the Misses Ju-
dith Aleta Buck, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Herbert
Buck of Baltimore; Marga-
ret Carolyn Coon, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Ba-
ker Coon of Charlotte, N. c.;
Kathryn Louise Parish Cou-
don, daughter of Mrs. Henry
Forbes Coudon and the late
Mr.. Coudon of Port Deposit,
Md, and Stephanie Walther
Barton Ewalt, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Walther
Ewalt of Millersville, Md.
Also listed are the Misses
Leslie Virginia Gibson,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Beryl Gibson Of Toe
Goa, Ca; Jean Virginia Har-
disty, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Roberts Har-
disty of Edgewater, Md;
Constance Ellen Elizabeth
Hjertberg, daughter of Mai.
Frederick M. I. Hjertberg,
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son Of North Grosvenordale,
Conn; Sally Hyatt Soaring,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph P. Soaring of Baltimore;
Kyra Ellen Stephens. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Leland Stephens, jr. of Re-
dondo Beach, Calf; and
Caribel Schuyler Sternbergh,
daughter of Mrs. van Rens-
selaer H. Sternbergh and the
late Col. Sternbergh, USA.
Completing the list are the
Misses Susan Warner Stew
art, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel c. Stewart jr.,
of Bedford Lakes. N. j.; Cla-
cha Dawne Treggett, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John F.
Treggett Of Severna Park,
Md; Suzanne Dorothy Van
derbeck, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbeck
Of Wayne, Pa, and Edith
Webster Yeager, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ger
nerd Yeager Of Huntingdon
Valley, Pa.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 20 (AP).-
More than $4,000 has been
paid for about one-third of
the wardrobe of the late Mrs.
Violet Bidwill Wolfner, which
is being auctioned to fashion
bargain hunters.
Mondays opening night
crowd of more than 800 per-
sons-many of them curiosity
seekers-thinned down to
about 200 yesterday. The sale
will run through today.
Dresses and coats, in lots
of S and IL were bought by
buyers for secondhand shops
for prices ranging from so
cents to $3.50 apiece.
The most valuable pieces
ballgowns. furs, designer
coats and dresses-were sold
Monday, many Of them to
friends of Mrs. Wolfner, who
was a wealthy sportswoman.
More than 1000 items re-
main to be sold.
The wardrobe, containing
some 1000 coats and dresses
and $500 pairs of shoes, was
found In Mrs. Wolfner's sub
urban Wilmette home after
her death in January. 1862.
Mrs. Wolfner was the Wild
ow of Charles w. Bidwill,
one-time owner of the Chi
cago Cardinals football team
and director of racing at
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Volunteers
To Get Awards

Mrs. Winthrop Rockefeller
will be in Washington Fri
day to present two awards at
the 18th annual meeting and
mental health assembly Of
the National Association for
Mental Health.
The meeting opened yes
terday at the Sheraton.Park
Hotel.
Mrs. Rockefeller, N.A.MH.
director and chairman Of the
advisory council on volun-
tary services, will make the
presentations to civic and
society volunteers from Fort
Worth and Chicago at a noon
luncheon. She will in turn
be given a diamond clip for
her services to the associa-
ton, and Mr.. Rockefeller,
1853 N.A.M.H. campaign
leader, will receive one. too.
The luncheon speaker that
day, Rome A. Belts. will talk
on The Evolving Role Of the
Volunteer Health Agency"
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PLONATICALLY SPEAKING
Role Of ENJOYS Praised
Importance Cited at Annual Rusk Dinner

Chiefs of mission attend
ing included those from
Cambodia, France. Australia,
Paraguay. Finland, Denmark,
Sudan. Belgium. Burma. Ire
land. Cyprus. Malagasy
Republic, Senegal. Ivory
Coast, the Congo CBrazza-
ville). New Zealand, Italy.
Poland. India and Great
Britain.
Others we're from China,
the Central African Republic,
Mali, Canada. Argentina,
Costa RIGA, Turkey, Lebanon,
Jamaica, Niger. Upper Volta,
Venezuela, Switzerland, Cey-
lon, Iran, Korea, Guatemala,
Yemen. Algeria. Afghanistan,
Ecuador and Norway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20

Twenty five debutantes
representing Is cities will be
presented to Capital society
at the 14th annual Debu-
tante Cotillion and Thanks
giving Ball.
The event will be held &C
cording to tradition on
Thanksgiving night, Novem-
Der % at the Sheraton Park.
The young women to be
presented are announced by
the general chairman and
founder of the ball, Miss
Mary Stuart Montague Price.
The debutantes include:
The Misses Marilyn An
derson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Going Ander-
son; Media Rosalind Austin,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James L. Austin of Clinton,
N. c.; 10 Carroll Berger,
daughter of 1t. Col. Vincent
Paul Berger. USA, and Mrs.
Berger Of Baltimore, and
Nancy Blanchette, daughter
Of Col. Norbert Thomas Blan-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-20

Assisting the Rusks as
hosts we're Assistant Secre-
taries Of State Martin, Dut-
ton. Manning. Cleveland,
Talbot. Battle, Tyler. and
Porter and their wives; Dep
uty Undersecretaries Of
State U. Alexis johnson and
William j. Crockett, and
their wives; Chief Of Protocol
and Mrs. Angler Biddle
Duke. and several more.
AID Administrator David
Bell. USIA Acting Director
Donald Wilson, Arms Control
and Disarmament Agency
Director William c. Foster,
Foreign Service Institute Di-
rector George A. Morgan
were more in attendance, all
with their wives.