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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE /

FALCON 80 Fordor de luxe, r. and
h.. auto, 5000 mi, only, - new
cond., owner, 81 700. 62A-l6b2.
F0RDs $50 oalaxie Tudor hardtop
q to choose from), cruiseomatic
trans, r. and h., p.s.. both l.
owner. low mileage.
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MERCURY SO eonv.. ivory with
white top, 7. and h., power steer
ing and brakes, immae. cond.
throughout. very low miles, S1,2Ss.
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Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
t2a0 22nd ST. NV FE. 7-2ann
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1900 N. Fairfax Drive, Arl., Va.
OPPOSITE KANNS IA. 4-21ll
OLDs 80 "s-Ss" hardtop coupe,
white, fully equipped. S1.705.
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Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1890 22nd ST. NV. Pc. $4,000
OLDs '63 "Ss" cow, around-the-
block miles, fully equipped Cost
$500 9' .i bEEsT .. BUY ,.. ANYWHERE
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BANNER FORD

MERCURY $50 4-door hardtop.
power steering, power brakes, q
tone blue and white. Real sharp
car, $685.,
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ROSenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and s. 0lebe Rd.
Arlington, Va. ia. 4-8700
METEOR 1872 Custom Cdr. VS..
auto. trans, T. and h.. power
steering. 1-owner. very low mile
age. new-car condition. an excep-
ton. Butler Bonded. s1,995. LEE
d. BUTLER, 1871 21st st. NV,
Re. 1924,
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Continental Marx ~.
black with ivory interior, p.b.,
gs air rS conc Il Less eGo than w, 10; 600 mi
S2.695. Call UN. 4-4055.
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PONTIAC-RENAULT
"oUEENsToWN SHOPPING cTR.T
OLDs $50 's-s8" Fiesta wagon,
blue, fully equipped, very clean.
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MERCURY '63 $3.50" r. and h..
Under 5000 mi S5'675, JOHN
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3 80 WAGON, power
v mi. sl,449. FLOOD
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OLDs '6a fF-s5" cow. white.
auto, !. and n, p.s.. Wv. tires,
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MERCURY 80 station wagon. auto

Wv. tires, real low mileage.
must see to appreciate, bank fin.
Sl.4ob. KIRK MOTORS. 1000 Ca.
nun n w ma A-ARnn
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will please everybody but your gas station man.
(Oh, yes and the repairman We build our
sines tOush.) And our optional-at-extra-cost Vs.
let's just say you can get it in ESQ or $50 horse
power form, depending on whether you want to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13

When we build new kind of Pontiac, there's no
halfway about it. This Wide-Track Tempest has
Wide-Track and very pleasing styling And Tenn
pests new us cubic inch, 14o horsepower milne
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run on regular or premium fuel This $40 cubic
incher will do its own talking But how about
you doing some-to your Pontiac dealer7
SEE THE ONLY DEALER WHO SELLS THE WIDE-TRACK
CARS-YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED PONTIAC DEALER
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for year" He sounded almost regretful.
A young cop. Handsome. Sensitive
features and very intelligent dark eyes. The
kind of cop our area had long tried to
recruit. / said that, since this was my first
Offense in 40 years, / didn't believe I'd
commit others very soon.
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over his busy pencil. Give you lit
tie shade," said.
Surprised, he looked up at me.
Thanks" He wrote for a moment
= no longer squirting. But that
small act affected him: what sort of
man would help cop write ticket?
He looked at me again, First time
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is in your bloodStream carry
ing strength and energy to
every part of your body!
Proved BY Medical Tests!
Patients diagnosed with
iron-deficiency frequently
were pale, nervous, irritable
and easily tired. After patients
took GERIToL daily, doctors
reported definite clinical i'm
provement. Remember, vita
minis alone can't do it! But
GERITOL, with its rich source
of iron, can help you regain
your strength and energy.
Check with your doctor.
And if iron-poor blood is
your problem, you should
take faSt-acting GERIToL ev-
cry day. Feel stronger fast
Unjust 7 days-or your money
back from the maker. Get
high-potency GERIToL, liquid
or tablets, today!
due TO IOn-defciency
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If you take vitaminS, yet
sill feel fred-you may need
mon, than vitaminS to restore
your normal strength and
energy, Check with your doc
tor. He may tell you that your
WORKOUT feeling can be due
to a shortage of iron.
VitaminS alone can't build
up iron-poor blood. But
GERITOL can! That's because
GERIToL not only contains 7
VitaminS but, in addition, sup
plies the amount of iron need
edto buildiron-richred blood.
JuSt'2 GERIToL tablets, or 2
tablespoons of GERTToL liq-
uid, contain twice the iron
in a pound of calves liver!
Seven times the iron in a
pound of spinach! 1t is this
rich source. of iron, that
makes GERIToL such an effec-
tive strength-building tonic.
In only one day, GERIToL-iron
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court and handed it to me, saying, you're
being mighty nice about this
why not? | broke the law. You're a
law-enforcement officer. No kick"
He shook his head wonderingly and
stepped into the rear lane to halt traffic so
| could get back in the stream.
Two weeks later showed up in court
room where about hundred others waited
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''You kne.C was following
''Sure. | always know what's
going on behind me. Person should"
Then why didn't you slow
DOWN."
II didn't realize | was speeding"
He completed the ticket, told me
when and ,vhere IA hove IN annear in
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AHE POLICE CAR had been visible in my
rear.view mirror for some time. Now, it
drew alongside. was under arrest. pulled
off the road and stopped. opened my
window and cut off my air conditioner The
uniformed officer spoke coldly.
1.-THE charge is speeding. Fifty-6ve, in
forty-mile zone. Let me see your license"
The people in my car began to mutter
protests. If was doing SIS, they said, then
the punched traffic I'd been gradually over
taking was doing so. So why pick on me?
| suggested that they skip arguments :.
and got out. Went back to the cops car. He
and | were parked on the narrow shoulder of
the Macarthur Causeway three lanes, each
way, connecting Miami and Miami Beach.
The officer was squirting against blast
Of sunlight, in spite of his greenish sun
glasses, so ! did an entirely human and un-
thinking thing: moved to cast my shadow
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He nodded. Murmured, ''I hate to be
the first police officer to nail you"
'Your job" l said. ''I probably was
going that fast. Didn't realize it, is all. Driv-
ing into the sun. Wearing such dark glasses
I'd have gone into the bay if I'd tried to
refOcus to see my speedometer. I'm guilty."
The long, pasteboard ticket was almost
complete. Actually he said, "once, you
went over fifty-6ve. | followed you for more
than half mile"
II know. could see YOU"
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you have ever had moving violation?"
Eyes"
"How long you been driving?''
''FOrty-odd years.
"You have to appear in court"
''I know"
''The 6ne'l be fifteen dollars. And this
will go on your license. Two more moving
violations and your license will be suspended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20
By PHILIP WYLIE

Every day thousands of sPeeders get tickets,
give the cop hard time, and end up paying
a fine. Here a famous writer tells what
happens if you play it a different way
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TINS WEEK &oso.in. October 40. 1903
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1934-1o5S Cents

In the 1934-l958 period
the Lincoln cent became the
little giant Of our coinage.
During i94l. the total issue
reached one billion pieces,
an annual figure that since
has been commonplace.
No scarce issues appear
during the period which
witnessed an increasingly
greater part Of the annual
mintage being produced at
Denver. In 1855. the San
Francisco mint stopped max
ing coins. ending further
issues Of the popular IS"
mint marked cents.
One highlight OF this
period was the World War II
cents. With copper In critical
supply, all cents In 1913 we're
made OF steel with a zinc
coating. These were not
popular since the bright new
coins sometimes we're mis-
taken for dimes. but after
much use generally turned
dark and unsightly. In both
1914 and io45 cents we're
made from salvaged shell
cases, a highly satisfactory
alloy. Today many OF these
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DUPLICATE
BRIDGE
CALENDAR

TODAY
Washington Bridge League, sher-
atom Park Hotel, two-session Teams
So5 PAR, and tnsy CITY Of IN Washing Ing
points, two-sessions, l and q,
special pairs events 1 and z.
MONDAY
Andrews, Andrews ABB Officers
Club unyitationaD .7:45 Arl-Fax.
ton 74b CHEW V SSsss. ssoss r West
avenue. Bethesda observations, OIL.
4-S4S6D MP, 7:45. Duplicate Bridge
Center, Q Dupont circle, 1915 and
5:45. Fairfax, HOS 81. Andrews
H Meade oitiesrs S ciab Ai nF 7 EG5t
ola. 6-54O5j T:SO. Silver sprinr.
g4O6 Bruce drive. Silver Spring
reservations. ~. 9-7s10) 7:30.
TUESDAY
Chevy Chase Juniors, es03 west
avenue, Bethesda reservations. OIL,
4-S4S6l 7;45. Falls Church, T03
Sleepy Hollow road. Falls Church
reservations. KE. 6-6994) 7:30.
Federal Bride League. Dupont
circle, 7:45; Federal Power Com
S1 fsGn %ei ssS Sp GoT.n s0 1ape oAo
suite 102. the Dupont east, 1545
Eighteenth reservations. 667-1345l
noon; Indian Spring Country Club.
unYitationaD MP, 8. Montgomery,
400 Norwood drive, Bethesda, 7:45.
2SOO Valley drive. Alexandria. e:45.
WEDNESDAY
1900 Valley drive, Alexandria,
7:45. Belle Haven Country Club,
Alexandria (invitationall Mp, 7;45.
Chess Club, Hotel 24o9 !invitation-
cafeteria, New House office build
ing. z, Duplicate Bridge Center, 9
INCA route sss. Fairfax. one.
session Team-of-four, 7:45. Mont
E cm.sry County Isvish Gem! So%muHl Ty
building one (invitationa6 8. Pent-
house, cafeteria lHEW building.
north. 3. Silver Spring, e405 Bruce
drive. Silver Spring reservations,
~. 9-7s10) 10.
THURSDAY
Chevy Chase, esO3 West Avenue.
1880. Fails Church. Sos Sleepy
Hollow road observations. KE,
6-69o4) g:45. GOren Duplicate,
suite l02. the Dupont east, 1545
as.a.. " " Fasi1n9. 90 IL.lso
zssosiation, PARK Arlington MofsI.
Washington Bridge League. 9 Du-
pont circle. Winners and RIP, 7:45.
FRIDAY
Central YMCA, 1893 q, 7:45.
Chevy Chase. 6s03 West avenue,
Bethesda reservations. OIL. 4-s4s6l
MP. 7:45. Duplicate Bridge Center.
Dupont eireie. 100, and 7:a5:
Dupont east; 1913 Eishteenth Tres
street. Ais north Twins Str street. At.
linston. 7:45. Old Dominion, Old
Dominion room, Lansburgh's. Shir-
lington, MP, 1918 Rockville, Rock
VILE civic. Center. MP, walker.
800 42nd place Hyattsville, Mp
SATURDAY
Chess Club, Hotel 24O0 (invita-
tionaD 7.45. Duplicate Bride Cen-
ter, 8 Dupont circle. MP. 1890, RIP.
I:45. Walsh 1882 Massachusetts.
NEXT SUNDAY
Duplicate Bridge Center. Q Du-
pont circle, 1880 and :45. Playiair'
Pals Church (invitationai. JE.
3-iT25l 1890.
TOURNAMENTS
Nationwide Charity Game, wash
ington Bridge League, Sheraton
spring Richmond, u virgins March
1881.
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Fails Church, two-session Indl-
vidual reservations, KE. 6-60e4D,
March 81 and March rs.
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subject Is kept in the center
Of the view-finder during the
entire operation so that, in
relation to the negative
image, it is practically mo-
tionless at all times. That is
why a comparatively moder-
ate shutter speed can produce
a sharp image.
The photographer sights
the subject and starts the
arc, squeezes his finger on the
release button at a pre-
selected spot and continues
the smooth motion after
shooting so as not to jar the
camera. With the camera in
motion, something has to blur
in the picture. 1t will be the
background. But this results
in enhancing the picture since
it adds q visual sensation OF
speed.
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P4ILATELIc NEWS
BY BELMONT FAIRIES
Star Stamp Editor

Postmaster General Days
Stamp Advisory Committee
got its first woman member
last week when Catherine
Drinker Bowen, biographer
Of John Adams and Justice
Holmes, was appointed to
fill q vacancy created by the
resignation Of Bruce Cation.
Mr.. Cation, who has served
as the Ia member COM
mittee's expert on history,
has found his current writing
and editing duties too de-
manding for him to continue
in the post. He is writing q
multi-v olu m e Centennial
History Of the Civil War" and
is serving as senior editor of
American Heritage magazine.
Mrs. Bowen, in private life
Mrs. T. Mexican Downs Of
Byrn Mawr. Pa, widow Of a
surgeon, came into the writ
ing field by way Of music.
Born in Haverford, Pa, in
1897, the daughter Of Henry
Sturgis Drinker, president of
Lehigh University, she stud
led violin at the Peabody In
stitute in Baltimore and the
Institute Of Musical Art in
New York. Her first widely
successful book, Beloved
Friend" a biography Of
Tschaikowsky. was a Book
of-the-Month selection.
Her best known American
biographies, both also Book
of-the-Month selections,
were Yankee From Olym-
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CAMERA
CALENDAR

PETER CAMPBELL, whose photo
graphs of "disinhabited DWELLINGS,
their furnishings. decorations and
artifacts," scored q hit at an Arena
stage one-man-show, has been booked
for the same pictures in Gallery X
OF the Department Of Art, University
Of Florida. Gainesville, Florida. to-
morrow through March Is.
TWELFTH STREET YMCA F0TO-
CRAFT CLUB, Thursday. 8 pm, au-
ditorium, 1919 Twelfth street NV.
Topics: ''Printmaking for Exhibit
ton" and ''Trouble-shooting Mesa
tives."
SILVER SPRING CAMERA CLUB,
Thursday. S:l5 pm. Spring Library.
Colesville road. Documentary with
slides. The Paseantry Of Holland,
Past and Present" by. Henry L.
psrnsr Rsst president rtrrS 81 the III
barner made the slides last sum.
mer. Visitors invited.
FREE STATE CAMERA CLUB,
T1ss sns Lean Pn Association agstsSU su STS
3505 Hamilton street (side en-
trance). Members slides In series
Of 10 each on chosen subjects.
Visitors welcome.
EXHIBITIONS: Master Photo
Dealers and Finishers Association
national convention and trade show.
at Atlantic City. today through
Thursday At Cologne, West Ger
many, March 10 through "a. the
International Photo and Cine Ex-
hibition in 10 halls with 574 firms
representing 81 countries on the ex-
hibitor list.
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cLOSE-UPS AND LONG SHOTS
Brief Peak of Action
Allows for Snapshots

Normally, it would take a
very high shutter speed Of
about 1900 of a second to
shop a speeding auto. motor
cycle or race horse going
across the film plane.
This is the time to break
the rule of keeping the
camera absolutely notion
less. In panning, the camera
is glued to the face or chest
as the body is pivoted in a
smooth, steady arc on an
even plane at the same rate
as the moving subject. The
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PHILATELIc NEWS
Stomp Advisory Group Gets
Its First Woman Member

Dutch magnetic process
would be too expensive with
the huge volume Of mail
handled in the United States.
A radioactive process using
an isotope Of lead would
never get medical clearance.
Britain and Canada both use
phosphor tagging systems
impractical in this country.
However, the National Cash
Register Co. of Dayton, Ohio,
holder of the research con-
tract for luminiscent mate
rails, apparently has solved
problems Of toxicity and cost
with a harmless inorganic
substance which can either
be mixed with printing inks
or applied as an overprint.
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STAMP AND COIN
CLUB MEETINGS
MONDAY

GSA Coin Club, 1850 pm.
General Service Building. F.
street between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets NV.
Ask guard for room number.
Alexandria-MO Vernon
Stamp Club, 8 pm. hospi-
tally room, Penn Daw Co
op Store, Kings highway
near Route /. south Of Alex
andria, Va.
TUESDAY
Library Of Congress, Phila-
telic Club. IL noon, Page
School Library. main build
ing. Frederic Uhlig viii show
panels from his stamp ex-
hibit which toured India
under auspices Of USIA.
TakOma Park PhilateIic
Association, 8 PM, 1901
Flower avenue, Silver Spring,
Md.
Potomac Stamp Club, 8
pm, South Area Service
Club, Fort Myer, Va.
WEDNESDAY
Collectors Club Of Wash
ingtOn, 8 pm, Odd Fellows
Temple. 4lo Seventh street
NV.
Arlington Stamp Club, 8
pm, Recreation Center, 440
North George Mason drive,
Arlington, Va. Stamps of
the Middle East" talk by
Gordon H. Torrey.
Nations Capital Coin Club,
8 pm, auditorium, Smith
sonian Institution, Tenth
street and Constitution ave-
nue. NV. "Numism a tic
Books" talk by Frank Katen.
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CuroIinu Charter
In Stamp Design

The Carolina Charter it
self provides the design for
the scent Charter Tercente-
nary stamp to be issued April
6 at Edenton, N. c.
The stamp was unveiled"
Thursday by Postmaster
General Day in a ceremony
at the Capitol attended by
Secretary of Commerce
Hodges, q former North
Carolina Governor. and
members Of the North Caro-
lima congressional delegation.
Robert L. Miller Of the
Bureau of Engraving and
Printing prepared the art
work for the stamp. using as
source material a color photo
graph Of the charter lying
on red velvet. the frontis-
piece of THE Carolina Char
ter of 1868" by William Ste
vens Powell. published in
1854.
Mr.. Miller changed the
position of the quilbpen and
added the lettering Carolina
Charter 1663-1963" and ~. s.
Postage" in a style similar
to that used in the docu-
ment.
The vignette was engraved
by Richard M. Bower, the
lettering and numeral by
Kenneth c. Wiram. The
stamps win be printed in red
and brown on the Giori press
in an order of 100 million.
Edenton was selected by
the Carolina Charter Ter
centenary Commission as
the first-day city because
1t is the center Of population
Of the old Albemarle area,
the first permanently settled
section Of North Carolina.
Addressed envelopes for
first-day cancellation, with
remittance for the cost Of the
stamps, may be sent to the
Postmaster. Edenton, N. c.
The outer envelope should
be marked ''First-Day Covers
Carolina Charter Stamp"
and must be postmarked no
later than April 6.
Turner Leaves Smithsonian
George T. Turner has re-
signed as associate curator
Of the Smithsonian Institu-
tons Division Of Philately
and Postal History, a position
he had held since 1858. Mr..
Turner, an authority in the
field Of philatelic literature,
win continue his philatelic
research activities from his
home at 408 A street Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
PhosphOr logging
To Get Field Test

Field testing of stamps
tagged" with a lurninescent
material which glows under
ultraviolet light will start in
July. Postmaster General Day
announced last week.
First use of the method
viii be to speed the handling
of air mail by automatically
separating 1t from other mail
entering the automatic facer-
cancelers. This separation at
the first step in the process is
expected to make it possible
to dispatch tagged mail an
average Of a half hour earlier
than usual.
Eight-cent air mail stamps
to be used in the test will be
overprinted at the time Of
manufacture with an inor-
ganic phosphorescent ma
terial. When one of these
stamps turns UP on an enve-
lope entering the facer-
canceler a photoelectric cell
will pick up the phosphores-
cent glow and activate a
device sending the envelope
into a separate channel.
Air mail separation is only
a preliminary goal. II the test
Is successful all stamps are
expected to be given a lumi-
nescent surface. Facer-can-
celers then could pick up
any stamp. sharply re-
ducing the number Of enve-
lopes now missed and requir-
ing a second handling. In
addition. the envelopes could
be sorted In a number OF
different ways TO speed mai
movement.
The Scent air mail stamps
to be used In the July test
are expected TO be OF the
usual design and color with
q flat wash Of the almost
invisible luminescent material
applied by q second roller or
the Cottrell press during
printing. They will be avail
able at the Philatelic Sales
Agency as well as at the city,
not yet designated. where the
test will be made.
The luminiscent material.
which is harmless. could be
mixed with the printing ink
used for postal cards. enve-
lopes and even meter mail.
Research In stamp tagging
has been going along for a
number OF years. conducted
by private companies on a
contract basis. The fluores-
cent method used In Ger
many was eliminated as Inn
practical In this country be-
cause so many envelopes have
been made whittier with flu
crescent materials. The
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pus," the story Of Justice
Holmes and his family, and
John Adams and the Amer
lean Revolution" the latter
partly researched at the Lii
brary Of Congress when her
husband was stationed here
as a Navy captain in l945.
Her most recent biography,
THE Lion and the Throne, |"
is a life Of Sir Edward Coke,
the great English jurist. 1t
won the National Book
Award for non-fiction in
1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Guides Available

Camera club officers may
obtain copies Of the complete
Camera Club Guides" book
recently announced by PISA.
This 92-page volume ($2)
includes all of the individual
camera club pamphlets pub
lished by the society over the
past few years, permanently
bound in a single leatherette
cover. Order from PISA Head
quarters, zoos Walnut street.
Philadelphia 8, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
ke-SteuIers Unite

JOHANNESBURG, South Az
RIGA, Mar. 2 (AP)-There is
apparently a new teen-age
chicken" game working in
Salisbury, capital Of Southern
Rhodesia. The Johannesburg
Star said boys there, appar-
emily on a dare, are stealing
poisonous snakes from the Sal
isbury Snake Park.