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Evening star., 1963-05-23

Raymond's Liquor St., 3O37 NayIor Rd. Sc.
Reliable LiQ. Store, 1900 R. I. Ave. NE.
Repeal Bev. Co., 1903 l4th St. NV.
Rex Liquor Store, 53l9 Wise. Ave. NV.
R. |. Ave. Liz. ST., STAR. |. Ave. NE.
Ridge Liquors, l94I 9Th ST. NV.
Riverside Liquors, 2l23 { ST. NV.
Robins, 2269 Sherman Ave. NV.
Rose Mar Liquors, 1897 Good Hope Sc.
Roses Liquor Store, $50 Blsd. Rd. NE.
Rossen Inc, 34l7 llth ST. NV.
Rotbat's Liquors, 1895 7th ST. NV.
Royal Liquor Store, 1905 Fla. Ave. NE.
saw Liquor Store, 1923 9Th St. NV.
Sammys Liquor Store, 2725 Blad. Rd. NE.
Sanders Downtown, 800 G st. NV.
Sav On Liz. Inc, l4l6 l4th 81. NV.
Savannah Liquors, 1916 Sav. ST. Sc.
Schneider's liq ST., 300 Mass. Ave. NE.
Security Liz. Inc, 1913 Ga. Ave. NV.
Service lq. Store, 100 9Th ST. NV.
Seventh & P. Liquors, 1923 7th ST. NM.
Seymours. 558l Central Ave. Sc.
Sheriff Liquors lnc., 6l2 Division Ave. NE
Shens W. 6 |. Store, 4239 9Th ST. NV.
SherUs W. & /. Store,
$500 Conn. Ave. NV.
Shlpley Beverages, 22Sl Savannah 81. Sc.
Shulmans SW Liquors, 1850 First S. S.W.
Shuster's Liz. Store, l0l n ST. NV.
Silverman's Liquors,
2033 Benning Rd. NE.
Singers Liquors, 1923 Ga. Ave. NV.
Sir Liquors, 445l Conn. Ave. NV.
Skyland Liq. Store, 264S Mayor Rd. Sc.
Smiths liq. Store, 4l6 7th ST. S.W.
Soils Liquors, 1885 Benning Rd. NE.
Sosnik's Liquors, 23l8 4th 81. NE.
South Capitol Liq., 1884 Livingston Sc.
Southeast Llq. Co., SIS Penna. Ave. Sc.
Spa Liquors Inc, 1916 So. Cap. ST.
Spund's Market, 3423 Conn. Ave. NV.
Square Deal Liq. Inc, 7O5 9th Ave. Sc.
Stadium LQ. Store, $40 Fla. Ave. NV.
otaf LiQu0fS, ol5 lin 81 NV.
Star Wine & Liquors, 1924 No. Cap. ST.
State Liquors, 2l59 P ST. NV.
Steelmsn's Liz. Store, 2146 l4th 81. NV.
Stop & Shop Liquors, 30ll R. |. Ave. NE.
Strand Liquors, COS Division Ave, NE.
Suburban Liquors, 4347 Hunt Pl. NE.
Sunnyslde Liquors, l449 You ST. NV.
Super Store, 1888 No. Cap. 81.
Superior W. &L. ST., s43 9th ST. NV.
Swami Liquor Store, 1924 18th ST. NV.
Syds Liquors, 2325 Blad. Rd. NE.
Target Liquors, 500 Kennedy ST. NV.
Temple Market, l40l I'm ST. NV.
Temple Pharmacy, 728 s 81. NE.
Tenley w. 81. lnc., 45Ol Wise. Ave. NV.
Terminal Liq. Store, 1912 4th 81. NE.
Evening star., 1963-05-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

Look whot you get. 2 rsolistie cars, with
headlights thot really work. Complete
track Iuyovt. Grandstond with psnnonts.
Plus 8 realistic oefion figures -. and 2
individual speed controls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-19

He rings q large cow bell with his
left arm as he dips the wire ring
into the pool at his feet with his right
orm. He then Fuises hover the COM
pressed air Tanks TO- form perfect
bubbles.
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HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address, telephone number
and send your id plus pay
ment TO TEEN-ADS. The
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.. d. G.
OTHERS: Individual or COM
mercial advertising is ac-
csptable at the regular classi-
fled rates.
RATES FOR TEENS; . lines
SOC. 20c each additional line.
You can figure the cost your
self. Allow . average words
per line.
DEADLNE; wednesday Pm.
for Friday following. Ads
received too late will ap-
pear q week later.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
A Teen Club in Garrett Park
Will Hold a Big Hootenunny

Stewart Wood Of BIadenS-
burg High have been &C.
cepted for publication In the
annual anthology Of high
school poetry by the Ma
tional High School Poetry
Association. David was prea-
dent Of this years GRADUATE
ing class at Bladensburg.
=
Rosalie Pierce of Wheaton
won q second place singles
trophy and q trophy for out
standing craftsmanship in o
bowling tournament in COM
petition with bowlers In the
United States and England.
Rosalie is q member Of the
Fairlanes Wheaton Plaza
Bowling League. Her team
placed fourth.
Dave Yagel, the newly
elected senior class president
Of Wheaton High, has al
ready lined up his chairmen
for the 1854 school year.
They are Pat Bye and Jim
McGregor, senior play; Mary
Jean Ramsey, Christmas ball;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
TEEN BRIEFS

Hospital. On Saturday, july
81, q representative Of the
American Institute Of Archi.
tects will conduct q tour Of
the British Embassy and
visit the Danish and Swiss
Embassies.
Teen-agers interested In
going on any Of these tours
should call the Urban Service
Corps at Sterling 3-6111,
extension 3e2.
A# -
For the third year, 100
teen-agers from st. Johns
Catholic Church in Mclean,
Va, played host to q group Of
foreign exchange students.
The VirginianS treated the
1877 students from IL coun-
tries to q farewell barbecue
and a song-and-dance and
Skit program. The students
were brought here by the
National Catholic Welfare
Conference Of Washington
and had spent the last year
living with families In the
United States. They left this
week for their homes.
Boy Scouts from various
parts Of the area have re-
ceived their Eagle rank-the
highest in scouting. Included
are six BeltSville boys, Cliff
ford Boteler, Is; Robert j.
Davis. III, IS and his l2-
year-old brother, Rodman;
Thomas Kramer; Nelson Hol-
ton, Is and Robert Wray, Is.
A Rockville scout, Arthur
Streeter and q Vienna, Va.
teen-ager william Carlton,
jr. have also received Eagle
awards. as well as two Airing
ton youths, Dick Lemon, IA,
who just was graduated from
Stratford Junior High, and
Dan Prescott. II, Of Stratford.
Two other recent Eagles are
David H. Wood and John
Scatter. both Is and both resi-.
dents Of Silver Spring.
= e
Richard Schiff Of Wheaton
High was one Of nine Mont
gomery County area students
awarded . $500 scholarship
from the Montgomery
County tuberculosis and
Heart Association.
= .
Poems written by David
Buckley. Barbara Noble and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

Bob Sedgewick, senior day;
Kathy Grammar and Pete
Bradt, senior banquet; Donna
Clarke, senior prom; Ethan
Evans, senior picnic: Sue
Goldman, class trip; RoSalind
Yee, class gift; Karen An
derson, baccalaureate; Rosetta
Santiago, publicity; Carolyn
Walter. scrapbook; Carol Or
ban, tickets; Carol Doris,
ways and means, and Doreen
Zimmerman, alumni.
Bonnie Boykoff is the new
president Of the Girls Ath-
letic Association for the
1854 school year at High
Point High. Other officers
are Nancy Reid, vice presi-
dent; Martha Tompkins, sec
Rotary; Cathy Hoffman,
treasurer and Alice Tomp-
klns, historian.
4 4
Nina Moore Of GrOvetOn
High has been awarded q
general university scholar
ship by the Ohio State Uni
versity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
Help Wanted


ATTRACTIVE TEEN-AGERs with FASH
ion model potential. Call NO. 1911,
CAPPA CHML MODELS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

a guest teen disc jockey. Par
entS chaperon the dances,
which are held three times
q week during the summer
and broadcast over WEEL.
Jack hopes to take his
show into q local theater and
eventually onto television.
The show also would act as
a showcase for new local
talent.
With such activities going
on, Jack has no trouble pick
ing his top ten. Records for
the list are chosen on the
basis Of requests phoned in
by listeners. The popularity
poll is backstopped by the
sales figures of a local record
firm.
Jack. married and the
father Of two boys. does three
shows q day over WEEL. His
day begins with a morning
show Of popular music fea-
turing such artists as Nat
Cole, Frank Sinatra and
Count Basic.
The afternoon finds him
chatting with housewives on
THE Party Line" about items
they wish TO buy or sell. or
topics Of special interest for
women. The day Is topped
with his regular show for
teens, which, when he talks
Of 1t. seems far and away
his favorite.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
jack Ahx Is Always
Behind a Microphone
~ JAMES LEE
star Special Writer

Jack Alix had q show long
before he had 6 station to
broadcast It.
While q senior ut Carroll
High School, Jack put to-
sether Q show Of records,
patter and special features
that played for local high
school dances with great
success.
Jacks show featured rec
ords and the equipment to
play them, and record stars,
and was aimed at q specifi-
cally teen-aged 4 audience.
Later, he took the show to
local armed forces bases.
WEEL in Fairfax County
took an interest in the show
and hired Jack to do it on
the air. Jack, at 20, Is the
youngest disc jockey in
TEENS Top Ten Tunes list
ings.
A native Of Chicago. Jack
moved here with his family
while In his teens. Always
interested in, the entertain
ment husiness, he took drama
courses ct Carroll and studied
with famed Father William
! Hartke.
Jacks show, heard six
times Q week. IL q program
Of teens, by teens. for teens.
The only record hop broad
cast on radio in the area,
the program Is made up of
O. wide range of features.
A typical show may be a
dance marathon, such as the
eight hour hop held last
November. or q swimming or
Bowling party with q beauty
contest and fashion show
included.
Jack also sponsors North
efn vireinia's only teen club
and the Washington areas
only night club for teen
ayers. Called Virginia Band
stand. the club features
house and guest bands and
q female singing group, the
JacketteS, and Is located on
Route so In Fairfax near
Virginia City.
A teen-aged committee Of
regulars" are busy in all Of
Jacks activities and his show
each Tuesday night features
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

ThereT b Q hootenanny
at 9 pm. July 20. sponsored
by the Holy Cross Teen Club
in the Holy Cross Parish
Hail. Strathmore avenue.
Garrett Park. Md. The 81
charge for teen-agers will go
to charity. Featured guests
will be Allen Damron and
Carol Hedin.
Deborah easel of Chevy
Chase and Stephen Kolker Of
Washington won summer
scholarship trips to Israel
under an awards program CO.
sponsored by the District and
Montgomery County Jewish
Center and Adas Israel Con-
gregation. They left this
month with so teen-agers
from various parts Of the
country to spend eight weeks
touring Israel and studying
the Kfar Silver Agricultural
School. ..
4
The District Red Cross has
a first-aid course for teen
ayers IA or older. The Is
hour course will start at
10 am. Tuesday at the
Chapter House, 2O25 E street
NV. The course will be held
Tuesdays and Thursdays
from 10 am. to 1880 pm.
For those who prefer q more
concentrated first-aid course,
there is one starting Monday,
July 20. It will meet from
9 am. to noon on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
To enroll, call the District
Of Columbia Red Cross Chap
ter's Safety Services, 2025 E
street NV, at 857-3642.
&k&
The Widening Horizons
teen-age summer program
next week includes an all
day excursion to the Patux-
ent Wildlife Research Center
on Monday. Tuesday teens
can tour the Smithsonian
and Wednesday the National
Archives is on the tour
schedule. Thursday at 1880
a Library of Congress pro-
gram will include o discus
sion Of the American Musical
Theater which features goth
century music and photo
graphic exhibits. At 10 am.
next Friday, there'll be q
tour Of George Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
RICKER'S MAIL

learning TO make your own
decisions. II you like both
girls equally well, keep on
dating them both. If that
cannot be done without caus-
ing q furore then start look.
ing around for new girls who
are not so anxious to tie a
boy down to a too-young, 60
ing steady relationship.
Dear Mrs. Kicker:
I am Is and have been
seeing . 1S-yeaF-Old boy
for almost two months. MY
father and everyone else,
except my mother, likes
the boy and trusts rs both.
but the only way mother
win let me date him h II
we stay at home.
She stays with us and
never leaves the room while
he Il here. She even makes
as talk loud enough 90 she
can hear everything we
say! What can / do?
MARGIE,
II your mother distrustS
you 50 much that she even
insists on hearing everything
you and the boy say to each
other. 1t seems she must
suspect the worst Of al boy.
girl relationships.
Parents should always be
at home when their young.
sters are entertaining mem
bers Of the opposite sex but
that doesn't mean they should
breathe down the youngsters
Teckl
Rsnssr and Tribune synAiesls)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
Miscellaneous
For Sale


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also automatic transmission. Call
AMPLITIER, input 60 watts, S56.
r.e SaA Pl.s s:s:l sfS s. TO- sssisS' D''d
ATTN. DnAG RACERS! Nov making
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CHEv. 's6 2-dr. Sed, lowered and
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NEW 1853 FORD, 1917 Ford rear end,
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F OF ,6s eony. W., VS. TSTS$S@gsstle' = 7;
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radios, wheels, tires, hubcaps, spots,
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KEY CUTTER, Curtis portable With
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ONE SD 7.in: !.ae,ng ssliek.; sl4'in;
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sAxOPHONE-Tenor, King IclevelandJ
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OIL. 6-76ll.
TACHOMRTER, tTensistegissd, SO. 20.
'61-'62 Cogvair shop manuals, $3.50.
Renault SuDtrcharGer $40. WE. D.
1857.
wRECKTNd-'S6 chev. 2-dr, haTdtop.
sood body. stick. Z blu. V.s. pee4s
rings. Many Chew parts. B07.se0e.
oLDsMoPILE ,Ss SUPER g, l-bafrel
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LINCOLN 81 eneine, 1857 cubes, iB6
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
TITLED TEEN

Bonnie Ellis, a 16-year-Old Wake
field senior, is busy pushing away
plates of ice cream these days to
preserve her 32-22.33 dimensions.
She won the Miss High School Of
Virginia" title In June. Next
month the 97-pOund, grcen-eyed
brunette is~off 10 Asbgry Park,
N. j., TO compete for the title Of
Miss High School Of America. p
Star staff Photos by Gene Abbott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
BY DOROTHY KICKER
Dear Mrs. Kicker:


I an 1e and In love with
Nancy who Is Is. We have
been going steady for eight
months. Last month her
parents said we must break
up because we were getting
too serious.
Well, we started dating
secretly and finally we
planned 10 run away and
get married Tin another
state) last Friday night.
Friday afternoon Nancy
called me and said she
couldn't 90 through with It
but said she stlll loved me.
How can she expect me to
believe her when she chick
ened cut?
I know you are going 70
say we are too young to be
In love but I really do love
Nancy. Should I continue
dating her or what should
I do?
CHARLIE
You and Nancy are wrong
to date secretly and It Ii OBJ
vious that her parents are
more than justified in being
concerned about your rela-
tionship. It's q good thing
Nancy did chicken QUIT
saved o lot Of heartaches for
all concerned. This fool
hardy idea Of running away
TO be married shows just how
immature you both are. At
10, you do not even have the
education or training to get 4
Job which could support q
wife adequately. TO say moth
ing Of children later on.
Ny advice IL this-do not
date Nancy again without
her parents knowledge and
permission. Forget any ideas
Of marriage TO any girl until
you are man enough to ham
die o mans Responsibilities.
In the meantime. get a. much
education e. possible and
don't try TO crow up 20 fast.
You win only Be . teen-ager
q very short time but you'll be
an adult the rest Of your life.
Dear Mrs. Kicker;
Please don't think I am
conceited but I am having
girl trouble. / am Is and
there are two girls who like
me. I like them both and
can't seem 10 make mp my
mind which one i like best.
Just about the time ] de-
eide on one, something
happens and I'm all mixed
mp again.
II I don't decide 70 20
steady with one Of them
soon I may lose them both.
The girls are equally nice
and I'm afraid that I win
lose some other friends,
too, regardless Of which
one l choose. What can I
do?
MAC.
Since you are only Is I
think II would be q mistake
TO 90 steady with either girl
II Ia certainly wrong for your
so-called friends" TO choose
UP sides and try TO pressure
you into going with the girl
Of their choice.
I suggest you start now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19

SALE-Doors for 'Bs Chev. 4-door,
also automatic transmission. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
Jobs Wunted

llIIliIIlIIIIlIllIIlIIIlIIIlIIIIIIIllIHIHIIHlIlIH
AUTO. BODY AND PAINT WORK. ali
professional work, body panels re-
paired and, replaced, rust eliminated
paint work, custom work welcome.
Call VIII. 0-06O6.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-19
Notices

Observation-Disclosures
LIKE TO TWIST? Have . twisting
good. time with The Footpotes." You
sic. Reasonable rates. Calf NIKE. co.
b-Os44.
THE MONTEREYs-Music for al oc-
easions. Cali JESSE. WE. b-06e2.
THE DEB0NAIREs for the bsst Affair
Anywhsrs,, 2 Xears experience log
TIE EXOTfCs, apiece rocE-and-ron
Ss7 S:.P Hu; cs i0T EIDE 5as y0Ta n GpS er
JACK. 10. 6-2703.
THE RUNABOUTS =. Music Tor any
occasion at reasonable price, NIKE
WE. 6-6b0s, CHUCK. WE. 1880.
THE T0RkAYs, play only the finest
rock and holl music and charge only
ss' it lGS S.ss s es iSF e. 5Ie sSS ron
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12
X-15 Tests
Camera at
2,7o5MP

EDWARDS AIR FORCE
BASE. Calf, April IL (AP).-
An Kills rocket plane with a
sky spy camera tucked under
its nose, streaked across the
desert sky yesterday at 2,795
miles per hour.
Mapping the ground from
heights up to $4,000 feet, the
Kills made its first flight in a
new role as a fringe-of-space
laboratory. The flight was to
determine how much the cam
era's pictures would be dis
torted by extreme speed-a
heretofore UNEMPLOYED question
vital to development Of cam
eras more powerful than those
in the U-2 spy planes.
Air Force Mai. Robert Rush.
worth, the pilot. said it would
be some time before pictures
taken today by a standard
Army camera could be checked
against pictures taken previ-
ously Of the same terrain.
The plane flew over a much
photographed strip Of desert
between here and Hidden Hills,
Calf, where the Kills dropped
away from its B-52 mother ship
for a 10-minute, 125-mile
flight back to base.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12
By the Associated Press

The Justice Department has
filed petitions to require five
men and a woman to register
as officers Of the Communist
Party.
The petitions, filed yesterday
with the Subversive Activities
Control Board by Attorney Gen.
eral Robert F. Kennedy, noted
that the board in 1861 ordered
that the Communist Party Of
the United States register un-
der the Subversive Activities
Control Act. He said the party
has not registered and no Of
ficer had registered.
Those named in the petitions
were listed by the Justice De-
partment as:
George Aloysius Meyers, so,
of Baltimore. The petition
said he was elected to the ma
tional committee in 1859 and
has served as chairman of the
Maryland District of Columbia
district Of the party.
Mortimer Daniel Rubin, 20,
of Brooklyn. N. Y. The petition