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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24

Jay OF mourning py FTeSlQeftt
Johnson, the city win come
virtually to a standstill as flu
neral services are held.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery at "the wish Of the
family" it was announced by
Press Secretary Pierre Salinger.
There viii be appropriate
ceremonies at the graveside.
Mr.. Salinger said st. Mat
thew's Cathedral would be
filled by invitation with Of
ficials and foreign dignitaries
for the requiem mass at noon
tomorrow.
Among those attending will
be leaders from several nations.
They viii include President
Charles de GauIle Of France;
Sir Alec Douglas Home, Prime
Minister Of Britain, and Prince
Philip, representing Queen
Elizabeth II; King Baudouin of
Belgium; AnaStas Mikoyan,
First Deputy Chairman Of
the Council of Ministers Of the
USSR; Queen Wilhelmina of
The Netherlands, and Chan
cellor Ludwig Erhard Of West
Germany and Mayor willy
Brandt Of West Berlin.
Former Presidents Eisen-
hover and Truman also will
attend. Former President Her
bert Hoover, recuperating in
New York from a serious i'll
ness, said his son, Herbert, IT.,
will represent him at the
funeral.
Most Offices to Close
Virtually all Government Of
fices viii be closed, except
those necessary for national
security or defense or other
puDllC IedSOIlS.
Schools and stores also win
be closed in memory Of Mr..
Kennedy. Major food stores
will reopen at 2 pm. and re-
main open until normal clos
ing times.
AL post offices and other
postal installations will be
closed tomorrow. There will
be no city, village or rural de-
liveries.
PoStmasters have been au-
thorized to make essential mail
services available on an OPP
tional basis to meet urgent
community needs.
Mr.. Kennedy's body will
pm. today and go up Pennsyl-
vania avenue to the Capitol.
The procession is expected to
See FUNERAL, Page AS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-24
Police Say They Know
Where Oswald Got Gun

holding in his other hand two
newspapers, one the Worker
and the other the Militant,
organ of the Trotskyite Social
ist Workers Party.
The rifle in the picture was
equipped with a telescope sight
and appeared to be a bolt
operated weapon similar to
the gun believed to have slair
President Kennedy. Oswald
was dressed entirely in black
in the photo and had a grim
expression on his face.
The picture was found by
Dallas police, armed with
search warrant, but the date
of the photograph was not
Immediately, made known.
Chief Curry said the picture
viii be used as evidence in Os.
waid's trial.
I'VE had this case in gooC
shape this morning. and it i!
even stronger tonight" Chic
Curry said.
1--WE are going to work or
this until we have a perfect
case" Homicide Capt. Viii
Fritz said.
Letter to COnnalIy
Another element entered the
case when it was disclosed that
Oswald had written a letter tt
Texas Gov. John Connally
when the latter was Secretary
of the Navy, asking him tt
rescind the suspects undesir-
See DALLAS, Page A.
The Sidney herald., 1963-10-16
w NJ!

A live Eastern Montana raised and fed steer. See
him on display during the big Shopper-tunity days
Shoppers (18 years old and over) may sign up in
any or all of the participating stores. Winner to
be drawn for on Monday, Oct. 28.
Evening star., 1963-05-08

If seems downright unfair to
the Chamber of Commerce to
mention WaShington's summer
weather but we've a duty
to our customers: summers in
the Nations Capital are red hot,
WnlIe hot, oyen-hot, torrid, boil
ing, baking, grilling, sizzling,
parching, simmering, burning,
steaming, blistering, sweltering,
scorching, soaring and blazing.
In a word, frankly tropical.
, 1963-06-20
See or call Mr.. ALVAREZ for information
STOCK MARKET

The stop order: a most ingenious device for the protection of
capital. prevention of overextension and insurance Of sleep.
Used almost continuouslY. by professionals. almost never by
non professionals. Mention of stop orders TO the latter is almost
guaranteed to bring the comment Il tried that once, the stock
was sold. then it turned around and went up again"
That is always a possibility. However. one wonders how many
millions more would be in how MANY bank accounts if even a
small number of investors had used a stop ON EVERY
PURCHASE. For instance, in 1862 (lets overlook 1921 when
large numbers Of stocks dropped 50-so% and have not recov-
cred very much vet.
Advisory Consulting Account Operation
Box 2s5 W. E. WILCOX chrishansted
, 1963-06-20
EDITORIAL
WE OUGHT TO SAY SOMETHING

WI OOGAA ~ IA OHA AAAANO
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS should go on record as support
ing the great movement for frst-class citizenship OF the Negro
Of America. What is happening IN the United States IS not a
movement. It S revolution. No longeriS this minority group
willing to remain afraid of the majority or to accept a status
Of interiority, and to wait until slow, measured steps are taken
for release of one morsel of privilege, or another. This whole
revolution is indicated in the strong action being taken blythe
White House for the passage Of a civil rights bill.
WE ARE PART Of America. We love democracy, and
will work and fight for it. We are jealous Of our position in the
world, both as a power, and as an example OF the ultimate IN
the rights Of man. But this image which we seek toProect
and maintain before the world cannot remain SO long as there
are individuals among us who are deprived OF their basic
rights.
THE VIRGIN ISLANDS are in an excellent position to
90 on record as tavormg the establishment OF hrst-classs citizen
ship for every man, regardless of race, color, or creed. we
have long prided ourselves on being a showcase OF democracy,
and Of exercising the highest and hnest in the democratic Prin-
ciples.
THE IS TOL that a visitor to these Islands
during the time Ralph Paiewonsky was being considered for
Governor asked a taxi driver what the local attitude was tow
ards a governor who was a Jew. Replied the taxi driver,
Tn st. thomas, a man is man. That SO impressed the visitor
that he told the story wherever he went. With this KIND OF
reputation, we are in an excellent position to speak out against
the evils of Second-clasS citizenship.
MANY MAY ARGUE that the problems in America are
none Of our concern that we do not need to bother with them
because they do not touch US, and may never do SO, But this
isnot true. for whatever affects man in one part OF the world
also affects another in another part of the same world.
IN THIS STRUGGLE to free America from the stigma of
segregation. discrimination and second-class citizenship, these
Islands ought to be heard. There ought to be a statement to
+ho afFaot that aSnart of the American scene, we disagree with
these evils, and support the President of the United States in
, 1963-06-20

Islands ought nm heard There ought nba statement to his dmbD see passage ac rights bill HnghC Congress
HaeHeaH that smtd M Americans scene we dagmwhB @ued they way i've our Hdem da accomplishment
these evils and supports the Prddtd heU United Shsm mted anamgsw emem indeed ina positions speak out
, 1963-06-20
Announces the appointment Of:
JOSE {. ALVAREZ

as its General Agent in ST. Croix. with offices at:
IS Company ST. Christiansted
Telephone 773 0434
American International Life Insurance Co. will soon offer
a Life Insurance training course in English and in Spanish.
If you want to become a financially independent
professional, or
If you want to increase your income using some of your
spare hours,
See or call Mr.. ALVAREZ for information
, 1963-06-20

American International Life Insurance Co,
a world Wide Organization with 1877 Offices in "a countries
Announces the appointment Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

PARK, SOes Riyerdale
I'd, Riverdals.. Md.@bs luxe. air:
bedrm., $3.50; . 6edrnas..
SlsS. includes eli utiiities. Apply
res: mer., 27T-4blS. PoRETskf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
THE CONTINENTAL
EXCELLENT LOCATION
LOW RENT

COUNTY, AfMosPHERE
10 min. 70 downtown, 4.bus STOP
buses 70 project, balcony. patio
with pvt. entr, air eond., closets
Galore, huee Kit. i2.foot refer.
with freezer eompt.. pvt, storerni
and. Iplsygt?unds free 70 t.nanis
Includes hot wa.y '.-'VV
Mrs. Bradshaw Res. Mar.
1880 suitiand nd. sc.
10. $1,000 Bas-6San
BERENs COMPANIES AoENT
it.0 Conn. Ave. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
SILVER STRING
WAYNE APIS.

SILVER SPRING
WAYNE APIS.
AVAILABLE JULY
l and 2-bedrnn. apis, from Ss2,bO-
se3.R0. Cow. 70 schools, transp,,
e. s i b9siB1osoa s wSL ki1snss' Dur.
LoP. ST. 3-5050.
TAX Ak. l RE $3.50 U: ~ 50 IssI
w 2.sgss. 'n'rH Oh 4-7ais'
TAKOMA PARK. iQ-A Manor
new refrigerator. lust dec. Sl0b
mo. includes utils See resident
EIs snssssTs or call RA' e-'7oo or
TAKoMA PARK. sbl4 Greenwood
ave,-Beautlful l-bedrm, ant,
modern building, 5000 includes
utils. See, resident manAeer apt,
l.Sf, call RA. o-47Oo' or Ju'
TAKoMA PARK--Air cond, / bed
rm, apt. cony,. bus line, shopping
sl05 mo. Avail. July 1. Call t27.
1887 day. ~. b.b6he ewes.
TAX PIX. 1900 Blk. Flower ave-
bedrm. in q 0.unit mod BLDG
1870 Incl. utila. RA. 3-0O24.
sisv. bldg, carpeted halls: / biz.
d. c. bus: I bedrm. and den, $40.
. bedrmA, with entrance hall,
StHb. Includes all utilities, Res.
mar., AGO Sheridan st., Hyatts-
vile, 434-bO47. POREraKY A
SONS, 422.Js00,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
LUXURY

LUXURY
3-BEDROOM APT.
1908 NORTH QUINN ST.
ARLINGTON, VA.
Only 2 Minis. From Key Bridge
Dining area with balcony, 3 ex-
posures, 9-ft. refgr. With freezer,
garbage disp., master TV antenna.
lighted parking lot. Manager on
premises. Sl65 includes heat and
gas. Call IA. 1926.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. Ma. e-0be0
MT. RAINER-2-b.r. apt, newly
decor. nice res. sect. Ia blks.
from bus terminal. sP. 2-b2ls.
RIGGS MANOR APIS.
0s03 Riggs I'd, 2 bedrms. and den,
Sl2Q incl utils. Wired for air
cond. Apply in person. HA. 2-7s6l.
ROCK CREEK GARDEN APTs.-i
1927 0rubb I'd, s. s. JU. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING. Kast-west hwy,
one blk. west OF 18th st.-2-bed-
rm. duplex garden-type apt. with
front and rear entrances. Cow.
10 D., c. busline ana shopping.
Slib. so per month. plus utiis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

ARL. - PARK WARREN TOWERS.
Air eond., balcony, swim pool, new
elev. bldg. 671-2960. 671-l330.
ARLINGTON, s.-AvAIL. JULY
TYROLL HILL APIS.
Modern 2-bedrm. apt. in quiet. re.
fined, well-kept, home-like devel-
opment, loft. picture windows
Sway ventilation. must be seer
to be appreciated. included all
utilities. Adults preferred. Open
weekdays only, ewes. By appt
DIR: Out Columbia pike 10 Green
brier, turn right i block to Sth
I'd, right on 9Th I'd, / block To
our sign. To inspect call 671-1s36.
ARLINGTON-CLOSE IN
600-unit garden and new de luxe
development. Elevator bldg. Ell
fics,. ]. 2 and 8 bedrms. Some
with balconies and patios. Air
cond.. swimming pool, some ga
RACES. Close to Navy Annex, PEN
tagon, churches. schools, transp.
DORCHESTER APARTMENTS
2040 COLUMBIA PIKE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
OTHER LISTINGS

Many other apt. homes Of ell sizes
and to lit ali pocketbooks are ex-
clusively listed with this office in
such desirably located bldgs. as:
NETHERLANDS, 1852 Columbia I'd.
NV bedrms.. 4th FIR, southern
Esp ssaP0' ADAMS MILL RID. NV
MENDOZA, 2220 goth Ct. NV
bedrm.l with nice KIT. and mod.
bath. Elev. bldg. l blk. from Conn,
ave. and Mt. Pleasant buses, 8
800 PORTER ST. N.w.-Delirht-
full l bedrm., 3rd fir, rear.
NEW PARKSIDE,. 1902 Summit pl.
Nv bedrm. In elev. bldg. Low
PRESIDENTIAL, 1929 10th st.
n.w.--AN ADDRESS OF DISTINC-
TON IN UNSURPASSED CEN
TRIAL LOCATION. OPP. Statler-
Hilton Hotel. / bedrm. cor. with
IMMENSE liv. rm. and balcony.
CONNECTICUT CTS, b112 Conn.
ave. n.w.-4th fir, 1-bedrm. apt.
home with mod. kit. Only $4,000
cash down payment required.
1928 ONTARIO RID. N.w.-Beauti-
Jul LIST fir. effie. In new cond
throughout. Monthly maint. $23.6
incl. utils., and air-cond. $500
with only $4,000 cash dn. paymt.
REQ.
For details and/or appt. to inspect
any Of the above at YOUR conven-
ience call MAJOR CARNEY C244-
5l2D. Mr.. OWENS ZEN. 3-67Is)
MR.. FIELDING GA Q-laQql -.
MRS. SPENCER mo. 7-s2SSj with
EDMUND ]. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920
Wasnlngton Bldg. Ma. s.956b
GARDEN-TYPE-Lge. 1-bedrm. apt.
W.din. rm., big closets, nice view,
90. NV. bldg. $4,000. 265-643l !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23
ONTARIO
BRoADMOOR APIS.

1901 Conn. Ave, NV.
2-bedrm., 2-bath and
AIR-COND. apt. home. Ask for
MAJOR CARNEY at BROADMOOR
desk, or call 244-5121.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-23

HARRIS MOVERS : Insured van
services, expsr.. white men. IS
Office. 10. 1891 or 10. S-476e.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
TOP TUNES
Skeeter Davis Disc Is Best Seller

Ernest Tubb and his Texas
Troubadours and became q
regular on the Grand Ole
Opry. She is married to Ralph
Emery, disc Jockey on the
Grand Ole Opry station,
Skeeter first came to ma
tional prominence when she
and Betty Jack Davis re-
corded II Forgot More Than
You'll Ever Know" q tremen-
dous success in the country
and western field.
She first reached the popu-
lar record charts with a vo-
cal Of Floyd Cramer's Last
Date" and later with an an
swer to Hank Lochlin's
please Help Me I'm Falling"
called. II Can't Help You. I'm
Falling Too"
In addition to regular ap-
pearance on the Grand Ole
Opry. Skeeter is travelling
constantly In one night
stands across the south and
middle west. An album called
"Skeeter Davis Sings the End
Evening star., 1963-03-15
teen BRIEFS

ways for improving school
publications.
McLen Highs drama de-
partment puts "The Miracle
Worker" on the boards to-
night for q two-week end
run. The production features
senior Yvonne Perez as Annie
Sullivan, the Boston Irish
girl who dedicates her life
to bringing meaning Of words
to Helen Keller. Freshman
Judy Moberg portrays the
young Helen Keller. Seats for
all performances are $l.25.
Sophomores, juniors and
seniors at Bethesda Chevy
Chase High will have q 60
at 1t in tomorow's annual
Tri-Tilt basketball tourna-
ment at 7:30 pm.
4
Montgomery Blair is pre-
senting the musical. Bye Bye
Birdie" this week end. Larry
Heller plays the lead. Tickets
are SIPS at the box office.
For the second year, High
Points Hi-Y won the county
Hi-Y championship when
they defeated Suitland on
their home court $3.50. Ray
Sherman was high scorer In
the championship game.
Esther B'nai Birth Girls
hold their annual Matzoh
Ball, March 30 at Temple Is
rael, Silver Spring. 9 pm. to
midnight. Tickets. 81 stag,
$l.75 couples.
Fifty Nifty United States"
Wheaton Highs all-school
variety show, win be pre-
sented March 1880 at 8 pm.
in the school gymnasium. Ad-
mission is 81 for adults and
rs cents for students.
Raa
A new eight-week series Of
cooking classes for teen-age
girls begins tomorrow at the
Alexandria YWCA. The class
will cover basic cooking tech
niques, elementary dishes,
and several unusual recipes.
Class meets each Saturday
morning for two hours. Call
the Alexandria YWCA for
information.
Mary Ann Judge Of Eliza
beth Seton has won q four
year tuition scholarship for
$1,000 to st. Joseph's College
in Emittsburg, Md. Mary
Anne, who will take q liberal
arts course, received the
scholarship for her excellent
high school record and her
performance in the College
Board Entrance Examina-
ton.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
TOP TUNES
ByJAMEs LEE
Contributing writer

The big new Nashville
sound Is making itself felt in
Washington as skeeter Davis
'The End Of the World"
moves into the Top Ten.
Skeeter joins the growing
list OF country and western
singers who are making the
top-selling popular record
charts throughout the coun-
try.
The disc was released by
RCA Victor last fall, but only
began to move In the past
few weeks. Like most rec
ords cut these days in Nash
vile, 1t was an all-star af-
fair.
The combo backing the
singer on the slow ballad
features Floyd Cramer on
piano, Buddy Harmon on
drums and Anita Kerr on
organ. The session was sup
Evening star., 1963-03-15
Pen Pals Wanted

I am q Japanese girl. 16
years old. I am in the first
year class Of JOSH Gakuin
Senior High School. I would
like to correspond with some
American high school girl or
boy with the hope of Great
ing friendship between US.
Keiko Tanaka
2-53 Kosugigetencho,
Kawasakishi
Kanagawaken, Japan
My name Is Kenichi Ma
kata. I would like to have a
few American pen trends. I
am IA and would like to be-
come acquainted with the
customs and manners Of
your country and the way Of
living. I am In the second
year Of Uno Junior High
School. My hobbies are col
lecting stamps, listening to
all kinds Of music, writing
letters and collecting post
cards.
Kenichi Nakata
2055 Uno Maeokacho
Tamano City
Okayamaken, japan
Please publish my name.
I want q pen pal.
I am studying at present
in the University Of the East,
Manila, Philippines. I am
IS, 5 feet / inch tall bare
footed. My hobbies are col
.lecting stamps. reading. play
Evening star., 1963-03-15

ervised by Chet Atkins and
Anita Kerr.
The high quality Of mu-
sicians and relaxed atmos-
phere Of Nashville have made
the southern city the new
center Of the music business.
And, too, country and west
ern music is growing in pop
ularity constantly.
Skeeter, q native Of Dry
Ridge, KY, began her sing
ing career In high school
when she joined with class
mate Betty Jack Davis to
sing on local radio and tele-
vision.
The Davis Sisters" as
they called themselves, came
to q tragic end when Betty
was killed In an automobile
wreck, and Skeeter was seri-
ously injured.
Skeeter wanted to abandon
her singing career, but friends
urged her to go on as q
single. and she later Joined
Evening star., 1963-03-15

ing the piano and playing
records. These are the only
information ! can give you
about myself.
! hope that you win not
disappoint me. Thank you
very much.
Lerma T. Linatoc
500 F Emilin Apartments,
Sulucan street, Sumpaloc.
Manila, Philippines.
I am very interested in
your country and would like
to have pen pals. ! am q stu
dent and 16 years old.
Sunday A. nlori
IL Evans street
Lagos, Nigeria
I am an African boy, II
years old and am seeking
American pen pals. My hob
bies are collecting stamps,
coins. postcards. foreign
money, dancing the twist, ta-
BILE tennis and football.
Young Ahmed
10 Atiko street
Largos, Nigeria
Evening star., 1963-03-15
NEW EAGLE SCOUTS

These Boy Scouts have achieved ScOutings
highest award, the coveted Eagle rank Eagle
pins are conferred at area courts of honor
upon the Scouts who have worked two to four
years, participating in community affairs to
get the 81 merit badges needed for the rank.
Evening star., 1963-03-15

Fifty five students from
= Elizabeth Seton High leave
today for Rome. Italy where
they WIN attend the beatifi-
cation of Elizabeth Ann Sc
ton. the patroness Of the
school. The group Is being
led by Cardinal Spellman.
Senior Joe Hickman placed
first in Mclean Highs SCI
ence fair with his project
demonstrating grating and
regeneration in salamanders.
Lucy Lynch. senior, placed
second. while David Mclean,
senior and Tracy Allen,
freshman, tied for third.
A cast Of more than 100
students will be performing
IN an original musical. Last
Resort" at Gaithersburg
Senior High. March % and
23. The play marks the 18th
anniversary Of the schools
annual follies.
a - a
The Little Flower Parish
Teen Club representing the
Washington Archdiocese took
dramatic honors in the Cath
olic Youth Organizations
annual Mid-Atlantic One
Act Play Contest. The WASH
ington club. which performed
'Antic Spring." competed
against CYO parish teen
clubs from Philadelphia,
Wilmington, Richmond and
Baltimore.
Hop on the bandwagon to-
night at Albert Einstein High
and help the school band
raise money for band uni
forms. The band win perform
In concert with o program Of
classical. semi-classical and
show music. Tickets, 81 for
adults. SO cents for students.
f.
Jim Swarthout has been
elected president Of the
Montgomery Blair High Key
Club for the coming year.
Other officers are Terry
Boettner. vice president; Dick
Weatherbee, secretary; and
Doug Kunz, treasurer.
Walter Johnson Highs an
nual junior-senior prom will
be held March 90 In the
school gymnasium from 9
pm. to midnight. Music for
the semi-formal dance Is by
the Collegians.
Eighteen Of NOrthwOOd
Highs newspaper and year.
book staffers are in New
York City this week end. at
tending the annual conven-
ton Of the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association.
Purpose Of the convention is
to learn the latest and best
Evening star., 1963-03-15
HOW TO PLACE
A TEEN-AD

RATES FOR TEENS: 3 lines
soc. zoe each additional line.
You can figure the cost your
self. Allow 5 average words
per line.
OTHERS: Individual or COM
mercial advertising is ac-
ceptable at the regular classi-
fled rates.
TO PLACE: Write ad and
figure cost. Give your name,
address. telephone number
and send your ad plus pay
ment to TEEN-ADS. The
Evening Star, Washington
3, d. @. -
Evening star., 1963-03-15
PLAY BACK
From TEEN Readers

Letters to the Editor must carry rtery correct names
addresses and telephone numbers Pen names sOtn be
used requested All letters subject to condensd-
ton address letters to TEEN. The Washington Star.
WASHINGTON ), D. c,
Evening star., 1963-03-15

Walter Johnson Highs an
nual junior-senior prom will
be held March 20 In the
school gymnasium from Q
pm. to midnight. Music for
the semi-formal dance Is by
the Collegians.
Evening star., 1963-03-15
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS

Record
!. Boby Workout
z. Our Doy viii Come
3. He's So Fine
4. Pipeline
5. The End Of the World
6. Mr.. Boss Man
7. You're the Reason I'm Living
8. Laughing Boy
9. Over the Mountains
10. Loaded With Goodies
Evening star., 1963-03-15
bS Teen to Teen .SSls ~
HEEeS q. reen-As, u sxop Tel and ssp gsslSsg

1888 PONTIAC ENGINE. 4 bl. earb..
500, Aluminium Transmission adapter
to fit I0B5-50 Pontiac engine 10 1890
eSeater % % cam new. $50. its iSSb-5S
Pontiac engine. 2 shotguns ~ ga,.
St2 each; ,22 cal. single shot needs
pin, $40. Antique gun, SIS. Crafts
man spray outfit with gun and tank.
$40. Wal1 envoy .3bmm camera, $50.
Call BILL, HE. 4-S647,
1919 PLYMOUTH partS for Saio. n.
4-42g7.
MOTOROLA TRANsIST0R RADIO w
front and rear speakers, reversed rims
for 1890 Ford. as Ford body parts,
'5s Chevy grill, best offer. JU, $4,000.
FORD Fordor sedan, runs but needs
motor repair. Asking S7b. 217.7bl6:
ELEC. GUITAR and amplifier. Harmony
Hollywood w/DeArmond pickup q
speaker amp, used only mos. Com
plete, Sbb. WE. 6-2402.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1963-07-18
Exclusive Undertow
Agifator

Works 6 to 10 times
faster than ordinary
agitatorS. The most
active agitator ever put
In a washer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

Anthony Celehreze. spoke ct
at coffee held at the Brazil
ian Embassy.
Sponsor Of the coffee was
the Jewish Foundation for
Retarded Children.
Even though we have
greatly expanded Federal
program for mental retarda-
tion," Mr.. strinsham said,
there still Is an extremely
important place for the kind
Of activity that the Jewish
Foundation for Retarded
Children represents.
The problems are 50 large
and the resources available
to meet the problems have
been so meager that all Of
our efforts at the Federal
level. the State and commu-
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Planned

Over 800 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the 9Th an
nual Marylan d State Red
Cross Conference tomorrow
and Friday.
The meeting will include
workshops on each major
Red Cross service and win be
highlighted by q banquet to-
morrow and the presentation
Of the annual Maryland
Red Cross Volunteer Of the
Year" award.
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be contributions Of books.
Plans are being made for a
Novembe r sale Of these
books. This non-profit or
ganization win send the net
proceeds to the Brandeis
University Library to buy
new books.