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Evening star., 1963-01-04

PIAN0S--Kimball, whitney styls II
Special prices start at $500. fui
keyboard, all new. Terms.
CAMPBELL MUSIC co.
1l0S @ st. NV. D1. 7-s464
PIANO. player, rebuilt mahogany
upright, excel. cond. Cost Sl,5O0,
sac. S375 for quick cash sale
347-l327, 525-e603.
PRINTING PRESS, l4x!O Web
Can be seen running. EX, 3-03a0
RADIo-Everything for the short
assrsrs Sss ss'f for rsns hs Natdns aHm capS MssH
UNCLE GEORGES RADIO HAN
SHACK, 1924 Fern st., Wheaton
Md. 94o-2262.
RANGEs-RECoNb., guar. larg,
lhll Tth st, NV, MA. s-SA5@,
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, elec.. $3.50 UP. AD. 2-.lOO
PEERLESS SALES CO., 1887 Ga. ave
RECORDS-LPs, ASS. 7Ss, country
western, Jazz, Over 10000 from
10 cents up. Open 1915 pm. Fri.
Sat, Sun. ia H st. NV,
REFRIGERATORS. reeond., guar
BARGAINS, Ss0,05 up,, Acme s;oys
REFRIGERATORS = Used, guar
Credit, 3562 18th ST. NV, TU
2-6l4i. Immediate delivery.
REFRIGERATORS, under counter
type good eS new. S4g.a
UNIVERSAL co.
9TH and l. SITS. NV. 462-0007
RFFRIGERA'TORS
Areas largest iIoor display, fully
guaranteed All sales from S90.5O.
PEERLESS SALES co,
2237 Georgia Ave, AID. 2-.l00
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES they last
l3-ou. 1T, automatic defrost, p
door Norge. GE and RCA Whirl-
pool, white, yellow, pink or tur.
9uo'se. 13-eu.-ft. GE and RcA
Whirlpool, In pink. turquoise OF
yellow l0-cu 1T. dE and Morse
in white. Make an offer on one
or Az, as no reasonable offer will
be refused,
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY Co
Free Service-Free Delivery
10th and II SITS. NE. Ii. 3-90sa
RESTAURANT FIXTURES ant
equlpment, kitchen and dining
room, first class, and nov on.
Grating. Open for inspection Mon.
day TO Saturday. 3 am. to IL
am, 3 pm. to 5 pm. l7lC
Eye st. NV. Phone 29S-S4sS.
RUG. sarouk, 6xl2, cost $3.50, viii
accept $3.50. AID. 4-707l. Mr.
BROWN.
RUGs-RunnerS and throw rugs,
% sisss sSaiiAbiei itus'' HoFPMASNs SFPi ms s,
2447 18th st. NV, co. 5-5l16.
Open Sun, l2 to 8. Daily til o.
Sat. til ., Sun, l2-6.
Model 81. NAB SD. S-sSss. SSs 0''mO'On'
SEW. MACHs.--Beaut. Singer con,
1GIs; Tss. Sp d5' DyTt: Td;; gIzzss M attach SdI
500. EX. 3-O540 day-eves. Fret
SEW. MACHs., all makes. recond.
guar, Sl4.95 up. SEW. MACH
EAChI 262O Bldaensburg I'd. ne
Ia O-u0Ou.
SEW. MACHS., reposs., Singer port
with zig-Eag att. S19.95 bal. due
VIII del. day or night, RIA. 3-61sl
SINK, 3 compartment, grease trap
refrigerator, freezer compartment
667-4aSl.
STAMP COLLECT. for sale. Who'll,
or in part, singles, blocks ana Isl
day covers. Private. 5s7-4605.
STUFFED MARLIN, life preseryers
boat supplies, power tools, house
hold goods. etc. To be sold ct auc,
tion. Sat. Jan. at 13.30 pm.
liz Calvert rd., Rockville, Md
Dir: w. Montgomery ave. to Aber'
deem TO Calvert.
TABLE TENNIS, (Acme). Come ant
see these fine tables on sale. !
days with liberal discount. AD. 4.
TIRES, slightly used, passenger
ard truck high treads. All sizes
white and black walls, S3SS up
STANDARD TIRE q BATTERY
CO, 10th and H ne.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators.
TSoSoiu uN 4.siS6. I4I,s5' J6' t'' 5.boaS basIAL
Evening star., 1963-01-04
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

HORSES boarded. Large box stalls.
warm, well-liEhted, barn, expert
care, near Fairfax, 273-75s1.
MARE, 5-gaited, with new colt,
o years old, does racks, both
solid black. EV. 4-6l76.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
FURNITURE
FTRNiTrRE. R, UNCLAIMED Hirhho;

$40; Fr. Prov. bed. S25: Chip
pendale sofa, SIS: Pr. Prov. chest
Of drawers, $40: lawson sofa, $50:
bookcase, So; = end and cUffee
tables, $50; bunk beds, complete,
SS9: card tables, 50 up: rollaway
beds, Sl4: chest Of drawers. SO:
t.si sssE' So nj ss sTssssTs; sps,, SO 5SsTy ssiy
rugs, $40: vic. love seat, $40: Hol-
lywood beds, S22: studio couches,
$50; bedroom set, $40; sofa and
chair, S35. dinette set, Sl5; hide
away bed. $40. We do expert
upholsterinR. refinishing, slip COW
ers. etc. Hundreds OF other in
teresting items ct bargain prices.
TaFnaa
Evening star., 1963-01-04

PRINTING PRESS, I4x9O web,
Can be seen running, Ex 3-0aa0,
RADI0-Everything for the short
wave listener and ham, Start the
new year right at Ham Head
quarters for the Nations Capital
UNCLE GEORGES RADIO HAM
SHACK, 1924 Fern st., Wheaton,
/ Md n40-oo6o
Evening star., 1963-01-04
PIANOs FoR RLNT, onIy ss per

mo, choice Of finishes, payments
eIedlted u you purchase later
KITS - convenient loeationsl
dntnr 1890 @ 81 NV, RE 2.
KI s-sBsR, Consressionpl PlaEa
shonpinR ctr, Rockville pike HA
1890. IVA. and Nd. stores oper
daily III p pm. except Set.)
Evening star., 1963-01-04
p The EVENING STAR MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

bedroom, 2l-in. TV.
sofa, chairs. out OF warehouse.
selling complete for $50. MARLO'S
WAREHOUSE OUTLET. 90l 9TH
st, NV, DI, T-Sl0O. Open o TO q.
Free parking.
FURNITURE-Bedrm., liv. rm., din.
rm. Couple rented furn. for short
time, transf, out OF area without
notice. Consists OF modern bedrm,
suite, sofa, . chairs, picture, . pill
lows, . end tbls.. lamps, rug.
din, tbl., 4 chrs, Also 21-in. TV,
Selling all for $500. Contact Real
Estate Div. Of MARLLo's. Mrs,
NV. Omen 0 10 D, Free narklnE
Evening star., 1963-01-04
FJJRS

A. group Of second hand used furs
coats, natural mink stoles. ma
tural mink coats and many others.
Fur products labeled TO show
country Of origin Of imported furs.
DISTRICT STORAGE CO., -
Pierce st. NV, between l. and NJ
SITS. N. Capitol and list sts,
0.3O-5. MA. S-3O72.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
FARM AND GARDEN


Ice. WISCONSIN engine conveyor
and soil screensr. Total price,
500 or best offer. CL. 6-00l0.
NEW INC farm tractors and euuip
CUB Cadet ard equip. McCullOch
chain saws, Parts and service.
Used Cub tractors and equipment.
Used c with cultiyat. and plow. H
with cultivat. TD-6, plows, discs.
P. II. MOORE
y. s. 301, L Mile South Of New 50
Mitchellville. Md. CE. 6-S1sl
SN0, CASPER, BOLENs, self pro-
PEELED, new condition. Original
cost, Sl65. Best offer. CIR. 3-O0S3.
TREE SERVICE. We specialize in
pruning, topping fruit and shade
trees, also tree removal. Fully in
sured, Reas. prices. HYATrSVILLE
TREE SERVICE. Free estimates.
WA. 1924.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
5000 l4th ST. NV.


Integrated Luxury Bldg.
Lovely 1-bedrm. apt. with sun
porch at Rock Greek Park, silO,
Lovely large efficiency $50 30
WASHINGTON RLTY. RA. 3-S3O0
2sth PL. Sc, 1920, nr. Penna. ave.
furn., adults, S7l. Po. 2-5455.
1871 S ST. N.W.-colored large
apt. bedrm., bath, liV. Tm.,
full kit, pantry han. $50 ex-
eluding tenants gas and electric
ity. Avail. Immediately. Shown by
appointment only. 265-i253.
36Gi HoRNER PLACE s.E.-2
rooms, dinette. kit. and bath. Only
So4.bO mo. Call Mr.. NEUMANN.
MA. $4,000.
1916 c ST. Sc, Apt. 4-coiored, 2
rooms dinette, kit and bath,
large rear porch. h-w.h. incl.
Only $50 so mo. CALL Mr., NEu-
MANN, MA. $4,000.
1918 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
--Colored, 4th-iloor apt, . rooms
KIT. and bath. h.-wh. incl, ONLY
S.15O mo; CALL Mr.. HEUMANN,
MA. $4,000.
I7OT CoRCoRAN ST. N.W.-coi-
,ored, bSmt. apt, room, kit. and
bath, al util incl Only S5a.bO
mo CALL MR.. NEUMANN, MA.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
FURS

APPROXIMATELY l2S SECOND
ETs AND sTOLEs. Unclaimed
from storage. ALL IN GOOD
COND. Sl5 TO SOS. NONE
PRICED HIGHER. FIRST COME.
FIRST SERVED.
Fur products labeled to show coun-
try OF origin Of imported furs.
DISTRICT STORAGE CO.
"a Pierce st. NV. MA. S-2072
ranges. stoves, New, used
gas. oil. coal, wood. elec. ACME
STOVE. 10l1 7th NV. Ma. s-So52.
HI-FI-Blaupunkt tables. consoles,
stereos, AM-FM automobile radios.
Year-end clearance. No reason
able. offer refused. Call TU, p
5554.
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Empire 88OP Cartridge

LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE
80 suites of
beautiful Italian
and French
Provincial living
room furniture
just released
from factory
showroom ON, at
$50 to 500 saw
ings. These are
uine bar
gains. MARLO'S
NITURE
WORLD, 901 7th
st. NV. (cor. 7th
and Eye), DI. 7
8100. Open 9 toe.
Free marking
Evening star., 1963-01-04
PIANOs FOR RENT-snlnet,. co

PIANoS-Diseount prices and only
SOS down with low monthly pay
ments at the PIANO MART, 1918
9Th 81. NV. (Phont ST. 3-030Ol.
and biB9 Lee highway, Arlinaton
(Phone b36-Bs2tD. LARGE selection
OF new and used spinets and con-
soles IN wide variety OF finishes
and STYLES. Arlington store open
evenings
Evening star., 1963-01-04

fURN.-3 rms. prae. new. idea
for couple who would Ike 10 as
sume pymts. Of Sl7 mo, from
dslinauent account. Credit mgr ),
DI. 7-si0O, o-g
Evening star., 1963-01-04
Any ri GTrL b. ] sHT' 9. sun ~ I2.S

= III y. DA 4. o, GUN. ll-t
FURN. = $1,000
worth Of italian
Provincial deco
rator furniture,
complete for s.
room apartment,
just released as
floor S a m pie.
Cons lists of ex-
quisite sofa and
matching chair,
Ital. Prov. fruit
wood ia bles,
lamps, gorgeous
bedrm. suite in
cluding quality
mattress and
box spring, and
h a ndsome din
ing group in
cluding all glass
front china, oval
table, 6 uphol.
chairs now
priced at $l,295.
(3-yr. financing
avail.) MARLO'S
NITU RE
WORLD, 90l 7th
st. NV. (cor. 7th
and Eye), DI. 7
800. open 9 10 9.
Free parking.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
Conference Is Set for Wurrenton

ecutive director Of the Jo-
seph P. Kennedy, jr., Foun-
dation will be among the
speakers at the conference.
Other speakers are: DR.. Leo
nard w. Mayo. chairman
Of the Presidents Panel on
Mental Retardation; Gov.
Terry Sanford Of North
Carolina, and DR.. George
Beadle, president of the Uni
versity of Chicago.
Evening star., 1963-09-17
SuqorIess Jam

MRS. II. j. X, BetheSdG
Like so many others I am
an avid reader Of this section
Of your paper and I now ap-
peal for help which I hope
can be supplied among so
vast a reading audience.
Surely some Of them have
experienced a similar prob
lem and can perhaps come to
my aid with a tried and
tested recipe for making jams
and jellieS without sugar.
A husband d who Graves
sweets and so thoroughly en-
joys several pieces of toast at
breakfast has been put on q
sugar-free diet. Inquiry Of
special food stores, county
offices, Libraries, etc. has
been to no avail, for despite
my many tries of the recipes
available the resulting pro-
duct is no better than the
insipied commercial products
available.
With our own fresh rasp-
berries coming soon, and
with canned or frozen cher
ries and strawberries on
hand, I would very much like
to produce a desirable sweet
spread for his morning toast.
Any help would be most ap-
preciated.
Evening star., 1963-09-17

The main objectives Of the
conference will be to explain
the Federal mental retarda-
ton programs, to stimulate
statewide planning for pro-
grams and to encourage in.
teragency cooperation.
The conference was an
nounced by the President in
q telegram sent to the gov.
ernors last July.
r. Sargent Schriver, ex-
Evening star., 1963-09-17

A two-day White House
conference on Mental Re-
tardation will begin Thurs
day morning at Airlie House
In Warrenton.
Many Of the nations lead
srs in mental retardation
programs, including over 225
delegates who have been
designated by the governors
Of the 80 states, will at
tend.
Evening star., 1963-09-17

is: Paula A. Steiner, 1449 st.
Alexander 1105, Montreal 2.
Canada.
l also receive many re-
quests for United States pen
pals, of all ages, chiefly from
Britain. Anyone interested
please send name, address,
age, occupation and interests.
I do not run a pen pal
agency. My hobby is pro-
noting international under
standing, chiefly by "pen
friendship"
Evening star., 1963-09-17
Who's the Author?
Berpvn HEIGHTS, Nd,

Can some kind reader pos
Sibly identify the authors Of
the following poems for me?
overnight, A Rose"
which b gins, THAT over
night a rose could come, I
did one time believe. :"
"In September" which be-
gins, "Still are the meadow
lands, and still ripens the
upland corn ;"
Faith" which ends: II,
made surer by sorrow, beg,
what seems more to me, the
faith of a willow In winter, or
Evening star., 1963-09-17
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
Pen Friendship Is Her Hobby
Mrs. C. M. G., Woodbridge, va.

Ihave received very pathetic letter-a Cana
dian Quadripligic would like pen pal from the
United States another shut in of the same age
group (22 years. of either SEX
She had diving accident in 1856. Needless to
Evening star., 1963-09-17
Here's How

Reoders' Clearing House IS con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as public service exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
StOr cannot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
oddress. No advertising is printed.
Evening star., 1963-09-17

q blind hound nosing the
knee"
Can anyone give me the
rest of "Faith"2
Thank you very much.
y 4 y \
Special Trick
To Mrs. F. B., Arlington
From Mrs. H. A. G., AnnGndale
Water marks on non-wash-
able materials can be re-
moved very easily without q
trace. simply by rubbing the
material together (rub hard)
at the spots where the marks
show.
The garment can then be
Evening star., 1963-09-17
WEE WOMEN

pressed and will look like
new again.
This trick was taught me
many years ago by a profess
sional dry cleaner.
Evening star., 1963-02-15

MERCURY "a Monterey Tudor VS.
auto. p.s, p.b, Z. and h.. good eond
Phone FL. 6-4646.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
TOP TUNES
The Came Is Scorer
For Falls Church Girl

brought to the attention Of
Norwood record executive
Fred Gale. formerly with
WWDC. THE Game" and
Robbie" were recorded about
a month ago in New York.
Strange Accompaniment
The record, q rock-and-roll
ballad, features the young
singer backed by one Of the
strangest orchestral accom-
paniments on record today
three violins, q viola, cello,
chimes, harp. drums, tym-
pani double bass, fender bass.
two guitars, piano, and four
voices.
Janice, a stunningly beau
tlful redhead who is prima-
rily interested in acting, has
a wide variety of hobbies. She
collects stuffed animals, un-
usual ear rings, pennants.
and letters. For recreation,
she may go water skiing,
horseback riding, or boating,
or go to a football game or
any one Of the many other
active and spectator sports
in which she is interested.
Janice hopes to go on to
act in television and to make
some records in the jazz and
pop fields.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
TEEN BRIEFS

Stewart Wood, a senior at
Bladensburg High, has taken
one Of the top honors In the
annual Westinghouse Science
Scholarships and Awards. He
is competing with 327 final
lists for a college scholarship
and other awards.
\ = AA
Teens Club is holding its
annual Semi-formal dance,
Winter Waltz" tomorrow at
the Sheraton Carleton Hotel.
Music is by the Collegians.
High Point Highs Pom
Pom Girls" set a record in
collecting $161.05 for the an
nual March of Dimes drive.
The group conducted a school
dance after a basketball
game and collected the larg-
est amount Of money ever
donated in any drive at High
Point.
1t pays to study. Jeanne
Carriere, Donald Lingrell,
Jeffrey Orleans and Bruce
Sidwell, seniors at ii ig h
Point High, have been noti-
fled that they are candidates
for the 1868 National Honor
Society Scholarships to be
announced in May.
"a -
Prince Georges County
Recreation Departm e n t
is organizing a teen club for
7th, 9Th. and 9th graders Of
the Hyattsville area. TIL e
club viii meet the first and
Evening star., 1963-02-15
TOP TUNES
By JAMES LEE
ContEibutinG Writer

Janice Weaver, a multi
talented le-year-old from
Falls Church, Is making her
break into the music industry
with an up-and-coming disc
on the local Norwood label.
But Janice, whose THE
Game" has been picked by
local disc jockeys as q hit-to-
be, has too many interests to
remain long in any one field.
A native Of Long Beach,
Calf, and the daughter of a
retired Navy Commander,
Janice is a graduate of the
Pasadena Playhouse, where
she spent two years studying
for q bachelors degree in
drama.
Her Own Band
At the age Of is in Norfolk,
where she spent most Of her
early teens, Janice had her
own dance band. She per-
formed regularly for service
en- and in community
shows. She formed her own
dancing group in high school.
choreographed their numbers
and designed their costumes.
Among the roles she has
played at the Playhouse and
In other productions are
Stella in "Streetcar Named
Desire" Mrs. Levi In THE
Matchmaker" and Helen in
Cry Havoc"
The Game" Is backed by
Robbie" two Of some 80
songs Janice has written. A
screen test made here at Nor
wood studios, is now in Holly
wood for the scrutiny Of pro-
ducers.
During the test, Janice
sang two songs and was
Evening star., 1963-02-15
COMING UP FAST AS A TOP RECORD

third Fridays Of each month
at the Plaza auditorium in
Hyattsville.
y y =
The Keyettes Of MOntgOm-
cry Blair High are going
semi-formal for their Valen-
tines Day dance tomorrow.
Heels for the girls and ties
for the boys at the boys gym
on Wayne avenue. Tickets,
$1.25.
"Cupid's Caper" Is the
name of Walter johnson
Highs annual red-and-white
Valentines dance tomorrow.
Tickets. 81 per couple.
Two new clubs are forming
at NOrthwOOd High. The Po-
litical Science Club will give
you the mental exercise you
need, and the Weight-Lifters
Club will keep you in good
physical shape.
q
Northwood's Pep Club is
going major league with the
introduction of red and =
black flash cards at home
athletic events. The cards will
spell out such cheers as Go,
60, CO."
q .
DuVaI Senior High turns
the tables on cupid tomorrow
at its annual Sweetheart
dance. This time, the young
lady asks the gentleman of
her choice. Tickets, 81 single,
and $3.50 per couple.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Help Wanted

EX. BASS GUITAR for recording ses-
5-s599. DAVID, TE. 6-551l.
Evening star., 1963-02-15

oLDs '56 "9s" 4-dr. hardtop, full
power. Incl. fact. air eond.. s3eS OF
Evening star., 1963-02-15

MODEL PLANE, 54" wing span excel
cond, new Mccoy 35-motor, $50 OF
hest reas. offer JU, S-Sg2l
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Teen-tO Teen
Use Teen-Ad, 10 swop, TsI aad seH

CAR DIo.MOToROLA e-yolt transis-
tor powered, brand-new, N price.
Call WA. 7-bl57.
CHEVY ENGINE PARTs-.O77x. 007
cams and solid lifters, 2S3 pover-pac
heads, 263 Gu. in. block, 265 Gu. in
short block and heads, 2s3 grant pop
top pistons. Com. b6 Chevy, radio
Reasonanle prices. OF. 2-4563.
CHEW, standard trans. '55-'57, s45 or
S40: kxehange. RE. 0-6657.
CUSTOM PARTs-Floor shift, ike new,
n 70 iit %, oS chsy, 50; 90 iS"
4l-l5" Fiesta hubcaps, 81; dummy
spotlights, "a. LA. g-4320.
ELECTRIC 0O-CART-Terrific-O 10
80 m PHI, steel frame, peleo battery,
Siis Oiisr. cal sH g. 'eas5gEssTE. ssgEsT. seS or make
ELECTRIC PIANO, Wurlitzer. perfect
Condition, $500. BOB, OIL. 6-077l.
FORD 'b6 hardtop, automatic, 500 or
pest offer, Dual 4-barrell manifold for
tske modei olds' less earb., best offer.
FOR sALE-.l9b4, 4-door Ford, Eood
eonalt5oni $1,000 miles. Call Taylor
FORD--PartS, radios, wheels, tires, hub
caps, TOP boots for '52-'5DS' Fordo.
matte for '6o, 5s3-2s4O.
FORD '66 Victoria VS.. str. shift, r
sfirt. Il Ind s h Ps sssS. fsSsq Sss.ssIS Mercury
Go-KART, 3.h p,, bs.. enEine. excellent
eonditlon. 500 or best offer. HE
FORD 80 coupe 2. and h., body
superel, white and blue, rolled and
p1est sond plHs ss iinish ,,s . And wv lirss nsv
"a -
Call MASON, EN- 3-5i2s.
GO-kART, Moss-Kart, Mc-e, loaded
wfextfaS, appearance and mechanical
condition better than new. saeri. DU
5-6746 for details.
BAND LAwNMOwER, good condition
W. solid propellent rocket, SO, never
used. Juniper D-3sb0.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
Miscellaneous
For Sale

MERCURY ENGINE '53. new. distri;
Ford. Can demonstrate, $50. 522-
Evening star., 1963-12-15

For the serious oudiophiIe. The Scott 340-B FM-
stereO tuner-ompIiFer ot $39950, less eobnet. CON-
bnes all the lectures Of the Finest Scott eomponents
into single compact unit Amoxins auto -sensor
ereuitU automatically chooses between stereo ond
mono FM broodcost. Ampifier provides 10 volts Of
clean music power. The basis Of truly excellent
stereo Hi-Fi system. Just odd two speokers and
record pIoyer which we con also supply at the best
prices in town. Visit our stereo sound room for
demonstration We accept trode-ins Sun Ports 8
H-F. 5l4 10th St. NV. ME. S-2697. Everything
electTonic Under the Sum-"
Evening star., 1963-12-15

complete hunting kit for the spOrtsmon Brond.new
Amerieon mode double boneII shotgun IL, l6 or 20
60. with corng eose box Of shells. shell belt eIeon-
ing kit and game COLL An $500 voIue oil for $685.
SoIesmon's somples. limited quantity ot NJ F.
STREBE GunwOrks. 5404 Marlboro Pike, Sc. Just
over the District Iine) open Thurs g. Fri. NIGHTS.
Evening star., 1963-12-15

Remember yourself. too! Give yourself gift next
Christmas! Open Christmos Club oeeount now in
amounts from 81 to $40 every other week ond get
from SIS to $500 next November! Join tomorrow ot
friendly FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF WASHINGTON, either downtown
at $40 18TH STREET. NV. or in BETHESDA At
82l6 WISCONSIN AVENUE.
Evening star., 1963-12-15

Shop with confidence at ony store Displaying this
emblem. You hove more tion 2l00 conveniently
loeoted Christmas helpers when you gift shop The
centruI chorso- Cord woy. Apply for your personol
ChoF9o-Cor todoy with any member merchont E.
then ;. just soy "Centrol Chorge ltT Everyone
agrees christmos shopping is cosy and merry with
Control Charge Account.
Evening star., 1963-12-15

MR. DANDY PANDA BEAR. Big a" Toll! $l.59
eoeh The biggest plush toy volue offered at this
price, All cotton stuffed and experty mode Fine long
The Duyfeen costume in assorted pIoids. Excellent
vcIue! THOMPSON BROS. l220 GOOD HOPE RD
Sc, Ludlow $1,000. No Moil or Phone Orders.
Evening star., 1963-12-15

gift for the home. Authentic EOrIy American Grund-
fother clock 50 inches toll in mupIe. $780, one Of
tremendous selection Of Gifts thot ore heirlooms to
be" ut COLES COLONIAL, 7645 New Hampshire
Avenue. Langley Pk.. 4l09 Broneh Avenue, Sc. Mar
low Heights. 302l Wilson Blvd Arlington he. 4-3l00
Evening star., 1963-12-15

Three cheers for the vursity! The Iightest. most
fashionable boot Of the season. nyIOn fleece lined
with fur trim. sizes 5 to II N. N. W. WV. tAA to
EEED $l095 sizes above 10 odd $l!00. One Of
IOrse selection Of boots by DeseO. ideal gifts from
BoYcE LEWIS. 439 7th Street NV, NE. e-55ls.
Evening star., 1963-12-15

The SUPER 200 ReehorgeobIe floshIight for Home
and Auto. The mOgnetized Super zoo throws full
beOm and has leather eOrYins loop and Iumnesesnt
SWITCH The perfect gift for spOrtsmen and "dO-it-
your-self-ers." The Super 200 &. $o.95. MEME
HAN HARDWARE. 342l N St. NV. WHIiston Shop
ping Center. EOstOver Shopping Center. GIenmOnt
Shopping Center FE 3-e373
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honor student.

honor student.
Other officers are from most
ly small towns and their achi-
evementS are so many that only
a few can be mentioned.
Vice President Noble Kearney
of Leland, junior in agronomy
soils, is a C. c. Dean Scholar
ship winner, Agronomy Club
president, has been chosen as
an outstanding freshmen a n d
ROTC cadet and is a member
of two honorary scholarship
groups.
Ralph Meeks, secretary and
an agronomy sophomore, W a S
valedictorian and senior c a s
president at Tiplersville High
School and served as State All
Club secretary.
George Garrison, a Ripley
senior in animal husbandry, has
won both state and national
awards in swine production, was
president of his high school
senior class and valedictorian.
He's Farm House treasurer.
Ronald Nesbit, business man.
ager and Lorman senior in gen.
eral agriculture, has won { e
American Legion Citizenship
Award and a All scholarship.
Social Chairman Charles Doc
kerry, a sophomore in animal
husbandry, halls from Cub Lake
Plantation near fernando a n d
is a John Rust scholar. He has
been a presidents list scholar
at State.
Pledge Trainer Johnny Prath-
er of Niche, Tenn. was valedic-
torian in high school. A chem
iStry major and a junior, he has
maintained a "a grade aver
age and was rs last year.
Interfraternity Council Repre-
sentative Dan Webb of Florence
is a dairy production sophomore.
A Mississippi Seedsmen Associa-
ton scholarship winner, he was
a 1868 state 4H project winner
and, as a Danforth Freshman
Scholarship winner, he was a
delegate to the American Youth
Foundation Conference in Mich
igan.
Pledge President Wayne Bout
well of Newton majors in agri-
cultural economics and, In high
school, was a member of the
state 4H winning dairy judging
team. The sophomore was class
president for three years and is
a member Of the Student Dis
cipline Committee at State.