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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
Downtown Study
Sought by RIA
Renewal Agency Tells Probers
1t Must Have Own Blueprint
BY ROBERT ]. LEWIS
Star staff Writer

The Redeveopment Land Agency cannot use the Down.
town Progress blueprint for centercy must make
its own independent study House District subcommittee has
been told.
Phil A. Doyle RIA executive director yesterday also
said the planning group would not be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

Mr.. Surratt accepted the
offer.
Reluctantly, pressed by a re-
porter questions, the quiet Mr..
McCrea said he had bought
the place as a retirement home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14
Law Enforcement Unit
BoIks at Crime Bill
BY WILLIAM BASHAM
star staff Writer

The Districts Law Enforcement Council repeatedly has
voted against practically all major points of the omnibus
crime bill August IS by the House of Representatives
The report said to be in the hands of the Senate District
Committee received almost complete support from council
members in attendance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-14

Mr.. McCrea thought about
the situation and yesterday
afternoon offered the Surratts
the use Of his farm place in
Massenutten, Va, about 20
miles south Of Front Royal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
African Murries
U. S. Bride Again

LUSAKA. Northern Rhodesia,
Mar. Is (AP). = Sikota Wilma,
parliamentary secretary In
Northern Rhodesia's African
coalition government, married
a Los Angeles girl today-for
the second time.
Government leaders and
leading citizens in the copper
rich British protectorate's capt.
tai filled the tiny Methodist
church on the edge Of an Afri-
can suburb. Supporters OF the
United National Independence
Party, Of which Mr.. Wilma is
publicity secretary, stood OUT
side.
The bride. Glenda Mocoo, 20,
is the daughter Of DR.. Wayman
@ M.ocoo, Of Los Angeles. She
was graduated In Journalism at
the University Of California.
The couple first wed under
Barotse tribal laws a week ago.
A 1908 law does not recognize
such marriages so they married
again and win be married a
third time when the territory's
marriage ordinance Is changed
shortly TO recognize African
ceremonies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
Nd. u. isolation Test
Produces Irritation

daily cycle TO 26 or even as
much as 20 hours in the alb
'sence Of such outside cues as
daylight and darkness. or
clocks.
Mr.. Breen's food consump-
ton is at a steady rate and his
weight, after an initial small
decline. has stabilized at 1856
pounds.
He is In a windowless, l2-by-
12-foot efficiency-type apart
ment, under constant inspec-
ton via television cameras by
experimenters invisible TO him.
He maintains muscle tone by
weight-lifting and gets con-
siderable exercise in such tests
as one requiring him to turn
on q light at one side Of the
room at the sound Of a buzzer.
and then dash over to other
light switches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
Easter Seal Set
AS Party Theme

An Easter Seal Jamboree"
featuring clowns and a puppet
show will be held for the pub
lie at II am. Saturday in the
ballroom Of the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Sponsored by the District So
ciety for Crippled Children, the
program personalities will in
clude Ranger Hal of WTOP-
TV and Willard Scott (Bozo
the Clown Of WRC-TV.
A puppet show, fairy stories
and children from various en-
bassies in native dress will par
ticipate.
Melody Condos. daughter Of
Coincidence Martha Raye, will
appear as Goldilocks in one
skit.
The show is open to the pub
lie. Tickets may be obtained
by sending 10 Easter Seals to
he Easter Seal Jamboree Shera-
ton-Park Hotel, Washington 8.
-. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
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music lessons at The Church OF
the Epiphany.
Adolph Torovsky, who taught
the children at 2 pm. every
Saturday at the church, said
they apparently were waiting
for their weekly lessons. Mar
garet studied pipe organ and
piano and Preston studied
piano. Mr.. Torovsky said. He
described both as talented
children"
Andrew H. Tucker, manager
Of Garrison's, said he was in
the basement eating lunch
when he heard the crash and
a woman yelling: MY God,
somebody help me-"
Firemen responded TO the
emergency call within a few
minutes and dug Mrs. Ran
som and her daughter from the
glass and debris.
Mrs. Tenschert operates a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
SLOTS
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q jackpot Of adverse publicity
nationally.
It set the Governor, the at
torney general and the State
police to searching for the Oft
rumored but rearely-if-ever-
seen man with the little black
bag full of money.
Rumors of the bag man"
are always making the rounds
of the Maryland General AS
sembly, especially when So
called big money" bills are
involved.
But this was the first time
in the memory of those around
the Statehouse that any legis-
lator has taken the floor to
claim he was approached with
q bride offer.
Mr.. Mitchell. 23-year-old
Baltimore City delegate whose
father is an official Of the
washington unit Of the Ma
tional Association for the Adj
vancement Of Colored People
said he was stopped in the hall
Monday night by q man wear
ing dark glasses and a wide
hat. He said he was offered
$500 to vote against the bill
or to take q walk" when
the vote came UP. The dele
gate, who voted for the bill.
said he didn't know the man
nor could he identify him.
Some members Of the House
Of Delegates expressed skepti-
cism privately about the offer.
Some Of them felt Mr.. Mitch
ell was seeking publicity. Some
said If there was such an
encounter. Mr.. Mitchell may
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

lending library on the sixth
floor Of the McKim Building
at 1871 @ Stereet NV.
Police estimated the damage
to the Garrison store at $4,000.
Damage to Mrs. Tenschert's
auto was set at about 5000.
The Ransom family lives in
Aquasco. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17
SHRIVER AIDS
HARTKE'S BID
FOR PICTURE

By North American Newspaper Allian'
AS everyone knows, Sar-
gent Shriver, the director
OF the Peace Corps, is mar
ried to one Of the Kennedy
girls.
Senator Hartke, Demo-
crat Of Indiana. and his
wife recently visited one Of
the Shriver enterprises, a
Peace Corps group in At
RIGA.
The Senator said he
wanted a picture Of himself
with the entire team. The
pregnant wife Of one Of the
Peace Corps volunteers
didn't want to pose with
the group because, she said.
"after all. I'm only in the
peace Corps by marriage"
Said her husband: SOS
Shriver. Come on"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-17

An astronaut on a long, soli-
tary space voyage may be a.
highly irritable man, even
while performing his chores
smoothly and satisfactorily.
He'll probably need time
piece to keep him on normal,
24-hour-a-day time cycles.
Although there may be little
to occupy him during the
lonely hours. he'll be annoyed
at tasks he regards as a waste
Of time.
And he's likely to place al
most exaggerated Importance
on the remarks Of those with
whom he's in contact back on
earth.
These are some findings IN q
first report on the reactions Of
Whilden p. Breen, IT,, 35, who's
lived entirely alone in a simu-
lated space vehicle in College
Park, Md, since last Novem-
Der II. Mr.. Breen, a University
Of Maryland research assistant.
hasn't even seen his bride Of
six months in that period.
Volunteered for Experiment
Mr.. Breen volunteered for
the solitary-confinement ex-
pertinent. It is a test Of the
reactions Of a man occupying
restricted quarters alone over
long periods, such as the six
months to more than a year
that would be required for
voyages TO the nearest planets,
Venus and Mars.
The university said no ter
mination date has been set for
the experiment, which goes
into its fifth month tomorrow.
A spokesman said Mr.. Breen
appears to be In good shape.
The university's first report
TO the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration on
the NASA-sponsored project
said the Breen's pattern Of
wake-and-sleep cycles varied
initially, since he had no
clock and no way Of knowing
the time of day.
''In several instances, he was
awake more than 80 hours"
the report said.
HE made no comment. at
the time. to the effect that he
was tired during such periods.
Sleep Periods Vary
THE time Of entering q
sleep period bore no correla-
ton with the time Of day. but
drifted around the clock"
Some experimenters thought
that biological rhythms would
have ended the lengthy periods
of being awake. bringing a re-
turn to normal daily cycles.
This did not happen, however,
and on the 49th day of the ex-
pertinent, Mr.. Breen was given
q clock.
"The effect has been to
bring more stability to the pc
RODS Of being awake and
asleep" the report said.
THE time Of day which the
subject enters sleep, however.
has continued to drift around
the clock.
Prom his own comments, It
appears that without the clock
he had considerable difficulty
in Judging the length Of time
he had been asleep and awake"
DAY" About rs Hours
Experimenters said Mr..
Breen now appears to have ex-
tended his DAY" from the
normal 24-hour period to about
Is hours. They noted that
other experiments have dem
onstrated a natural tendency Of
human beings to extend their
Evening star., 1963-05-20
tcoNTlNUEp)
SECY. ITO $4,000
FEE PAID
AGE $3.50

AGE 26-b0
Excellent opport. for person with
top secretariaI skllls. Beautiful
downtown office. Many benefits.
Fields Agcy. EX. 3-2508
suite 500 I'll l4th NV,
Evening star., 1963-05-20

TYRIshRaCPd; d;c, ioF CCbsa SoFs II RoiD Sd
Can ca " MRs Ali HAusES or PtF GHs7oo. US,
Ext. 234. Mon.-Fri., Q to 5 pm.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
PARTS BINS
Govt. Surplus

GOVI. OuTpluS
Heavy gauge sheet metal. 3 rows,
s drawers each, overall ht. 2S",
yI39"' q a., each drawer - in.
hinged inside I'D, brass pulls, and
indent. holder, new cond., Sl4 ea,
JULIAN c.. COHEN SALVAGE,
4557 -Tanglewood dr., Bladens-
burg, Md. AP. 7-4444.
PIANO BARGAIN FOR THIS WK.-
star spinet, S275 or 50 mo. No
cash PIANOS. INC, 524-y440.
PIANO BARGAIN FOR THIS WK.
-knabe, Sl75. lovely tone, delv.
PIANOS, INC, 4522 Lee hwy, Arl.
PIANO BARGAIN this wk.-Brand-
new, full blow, $3.50 or terms.
PIANOS, INC, 4522 Lee hwy, Kri.
PIANO, spinst with oench, good
condition. $500. Call 62I-3S7S.
PIANOs-save during JORDAN's
clearance OF used, floor sample
and some new pianos. On sale
are dozens Of the latest models
selection OF styles, types, sizes
at all JORDAN stores, corner 18th
Bailey's Cross Roads Shopping
Center. Virginia (4Sl-71SlO, 9339
5-1l05). l04 william st., Fred
ericksburg Essex 3-7472). Good
selection At all stores. Bailey's
Cross Roads and Silver Spring
stores open evenings.
PIANOs-Your choice mahog., wal.
nut, ,ebonoy or blonde. splnets,
Amazingly low priced S425.
KITS g convenient locationsl
pntn, 1890 O oosstt;; s.; ny, RE. 2
ave. sys% kf seSssSi cShsr.ssionsI %s ysFnSI
pite. % HA. n0gpIq$ gPpD4Iq4$o Va. and nUSkYlIlf Md
stores open daily til o pm. ex-
cept Saturday..
PIANOS FOR RENT, at low monthly
rates. All modern instruments eli.
ther new or slightly used. Haul.
ing charge extra. PIANO MART
10l5 9TH st. NV. .(ST. 3-63OOl
and b169 Lee highway, Arling.
ton (536-6S2D.
PIAN0S-DiScount prices and only
S25 down with low monthly pay
ments at the PIANO MART, 10lt
9TH st. NV, (ST. 3-6300) and
$3.50 Lee highway, Arlington t536.
6S21). Large selection OF new
and used spinets and consoles
in q wide variety Of finishes and
styles. Arlington store open eve.
nings.
PIANOS : SPRING RENOVA.
TON SALE 10 make room fol
our decorators we are closing out
an extensive selection OF spinets
consoles. Erands and uprights
the lowest prices ever. Included
are Steinway, Knabe. Chickering
Acronsonic, Gulbransen, Fischer
Everett, and many other names
A variety Of styles and finishes
KITS (Wash. largest music
storel 1880 @ st. NV. RE. 7-62l2
PIANOS-SPEcIAL, S595 Rimbal
made, 40 in, consoles. full key.
boards, styles and finishes. Best
value in Washington. CAMPBELL
MUSIC CO., 1l0S G st. NV. DI
7-6464.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
BUNK BEDS $50, REFRIoERAToI
CASH REOIsTERS-All makes and
models, reasonably priced $50 up.
STANLEY HAYMAN co.
2OiO i4th ST. NV

sNAN ANhh y e ~ W
COFFEE TABLE. mahogany. goot
condition, Call b27-bit7. 1905
N Danel, Arlington, Va
DIAMONDS-Man's eh cts. A yery
striking lustfOus diamond set M
modern lax w.G. dia. mtg. Bar
gain from our loan dept. only
A72b. 90, LIVINGSTON A CO,
1873 II Al. NV, ME S-b2BS
DOORs-sliding glass-patio magic
Excel. for patloE, store fronts
Must sell Sac prices, Ju s-Osss,
DRUM SET, q pcs, pearl, $4,000
terms, VkNEMAN MUSIC, h420
Ca. ave, 81, Spg, JU, s-blpD
FINTURES-Dress shop complete
wall adjustable haning cases,
lighted showcases, racks, MGR
register, making machine and ali
equipment KE. G-6833,
FOAM MATTRESS, twin.size, si7,
cushions, holsters, fabrics, covers
quick sewing 33s-B272,
FREE squirt bottle with each pint
JohnstOn's No-RoAch. tSl .BOl Kill
ants reaches. Al Peoples DRUG,
FURNACE, gas hot air. i20. .0OC
BIV OUTPUT Excel. condp 500
Call DAYS, 277-O7i0,
FURNITURE, costs less when yot
buy At MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE. 4400 n. /. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
HELP WOMEN

SERVICE REP. - Arlington, fee
paid, will train as customer serv-
ice rep, for company, alert yng,
Hy ady vSte Slth veh Rn ,,.smsS So NC SSllsSs tyD
EMPL. AGCY., 1884 Wilson blvd,
Arl. ia. $4,000. lO4 e. Broad
ST., Falls Ch,. JE. 2-7272.
STATISTICAL TYPIsT for CPA Of
MRS. WALKER, FE. 3-7750.
sTENOs., CLERKS, TYPIsTs, tenn
PSTsTy DSss.ht high restosfio restofioMHAesh NJ eshAFETf ETEH Gr
PoRARIES, 1880 Wilson blvd,
Arl. ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

ALEX, l-bedrm. furn.. air cond,,
TV, share w/another girl. immed
occup. TIE. 6-4400, ext. ll2
CONV. Sc, LOCATION, off Nichols
ave, Girl to share ant. with same
Very reas., 562-Ss30.
GIRL with another girl, 1925. Liv.
rm. -bedrm, combo., very attractive.
Front and back yard, terrace,
beaut. loc., conv. transp. S45.
OK. 7-227l, KI. 9-1769.
WORKING GIRL has apartment to
share with same. NV, area. $40
mo. transp. good. 4S3-4326.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
SECRETARY

SECRETARY
PERSONNEL
Secretary
A recent secretarial schoo,
graduate or young woman
with several years of col
lege may qualify for this
position which requires
reliability, resourcefulness
poise, and a preference fol
many varied duties.
This position involves work
ing for a manager per-
forming not only secre-
tarial duties but also aid
ing in the administration
Of company benefit pro-
grams.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
STENO.- -TYPIST
SILVER SPRING AREA

Desirable opening for young
lady to work with manage
ment. We are a lending In
stitution handling consumer
credit on a direct dealer
this field not essential as
we will train person on lob.
Permanent position in pleas
ant surroundings Company
benefits. Phone JU. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
BUSINESS SERVICES

UPH0LsTERING AMI REPAIRS,
IN ~ your home OF my shop, GUAR GUAR
Evening star., 1963-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED ,
(cONTlNUEDl

LADY WANTS antique furn.. china
glass. silver, RUGS, frames, piano
clock, old lcwelry. OIL. 6-2220.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames
clocks, turn., china, glass, an
tiques, etc. Cash. OIL. 6-7037.
PIANO, urgent, good tone and con-
dition. Cash. Kindly call MRS
DAVIS, 296-5573 anytime.
PIANOS WANTED Cash paid fol
used spinets, consoles or apt. up.
right, 949-0l32, HA. 2-2l6l.
pIANOS-ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night, JU. 9-3O39
WANTED : Dumping ground fol
brick, bats, etc. NV. Wash. area
Phone weekdays 9-5. KE. 7-l602
Evening star., 1963-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ORGANS = SPRING RENoVA.
TION SALE. To make room fol
our decorators we are closing out
an extensive selection OF organs
for home and church. Used, demo
and floor models at the lowest
prices ever. Included are Ham,
mond. Lowrey. Conn, Baldwin,
Gulbransen, Thomas, WurlitZer
and Allen. A variety of STYLES
and finishes. KITS wash. larg-
est music store) 1880 @ st. NV.
RE 7-6212.
ORGANISING during JORDAN's
fISrAnSe fIeSr sSmps ihsnslS hoEnt SSeS nha
Variety OF styles. sizes and fin
ishes. Terms. AT JoRDAN'S: cor
ner 18th and q SITS. NV. (ST
Shopping Center, aitey virriSia GS TGsqs t4sPs
7lSD, 1882 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring GU. 5-llO5). Silver
Srping and Bailey's Cross Roads
atAEAa
Evening star., 1963-05-20

WAITRESS, 81, s 10 10, BUCK
INGHAM RESTAURANT, 237 N
Glebe rd., Arlington
WAITREss-COFFEE SHOP = Per,
manent position dealing with
counter and table service, mus
have good references, 6-day q
hours, apply Personnel, THI
FAiRFAX HOSPITAL. 1901 Gal
lows rd., Falls Church, JE. 4-s3O0
MATTRESSES. split shift, seafood
exper, preferred. Apply in person
only between 2-b pm. FLAGSHIP
RESTAURANT, 961 Maine ave. s.W
WAITRESS
over 81, dependable and exper
with refs. for night shift in cock.
tail lounge. Tips aver. over SlO(
per wk.. plus salary. Apply in per.
SON betw. 8 and ll:30 am, THE
FOX LOUNGE, 1888 Mt. Pleasant
st. NV. NO PHONE CALLS.
WAITRESS ,psrt:tlme lunch lob
2h hrs. daily, Mon. through Fri
In Arlington, Va. Salary. tips, etc
WAITRESS, for night work in tn
Silver Spring area. Call for appt
for interview, JU. 0-0S6S.
X-RAY TECHNICIAN. full time
iOO-bed hospital, s, Arl. Salar!
open. Call MR.. LEETCH. OF. 4
900, Ext. 20l.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

Heavy cause sheet metal. 3 rows
8 drawers each, overall ht. 2S"
w/30", d/l4", each drawer 10 in
deep, 2h" high, l2" wide with
hinged inside lid, brass pulls, anC
indent, holder, new cond,, Sl4 ca
JULIAN C.. COHEN SALVAGE
SSTs SaS57 LSnglsweod Or" BlAdens'
Evening star., 1963-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ABBOTT A IANDON. I'm g-BG11
FURNITURE BouoHT -
BFDROOM, dining rm contents Of
home Cash We DO moving store
age. reasonable rates IA n.2pa5
FUNITURE wanted today good
furniture, any amount alt0 want
rsfrigeratofs, gAt stove and pianos,
Call Mr.. GRADY, Ma, s.267g.
Evening star., 1963-05-20

SUMMER vacation moneyIll Part
time work, full time pay, as a
fashion show director with Sarah
Coventry Jewelry, Inc. Neat ap-
pearance, nice personality nee.
For qualifications call today 779-
$3.50.
SUPERVISOR, small staff, 81, 800
sT. 3-S66s. BoYDis, 18th and q,
Evening star., 1963-05-20
Compare to Much Higher
Retail Price,

GARAGE DOOR. with Windows. RA.
B.2ll7, 363-36D7,
HEATER, Bryant gas-fifed unit.
10000 Btu hr PERI, cond, auto.
controls, Must sell. JU S-psss.
LADDERS, ib.ft. collapsible, alu-
minum fire escapes, burglarproof
lock, interlocking Special pur-
chase from surplus OF installation
contractors, ti4.gb. ABC DEMO.
LfTloN CORP 1881 Jefferson
Davis hwy, 6si-s7bb
LAWN POWER, proven power now
er, NEW, never used, cost ApprUN
S4b. sell $50 72j-bBJs aft u
OFFICE URN.-Moying, must SELL
2 lge double executive desks, sew
eral straight chairs, swivel rocker
chairs, conference table with u
chairs. Reasonably priced. VIII.
2aB30O.
Evening star., 1963-05-20
ROOMS FURN-MD..VA.
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING
ROOMS WITH BOARD

CAP HILL, Betty Alden Inn. III
tSt A., ne DAILY maid Sery, ex-
Gel meals . days TV. IL 7.0243,
DUPONT TOWERS 1909 2ist NV
Convenient loo Excellent meals,
0 lays Nv. elev Reas, DE, 2.ls3s
Evening star., 1963-05-20
HELP WOMEN

WAITRESS, 81, 5 TO 12, BUCK
iNGHAM RESTAURANT, 237 N
| niahe ~ AriinQtCn
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
Young japanese
Heed HOteiOshO

Although Santa Claus doesn't
visit Japanese homes, the native
god Hoteiosho, the kind old
gentleman who carries a pack
on his back and has eyes In
the back of his head, makes a
realistic substitute gifts bear
er. Boys and girls are warned
to be good, because the all
seeing Hoteiosho knows every
thing they are doing.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24

AS the world grows smaller,
Christmas observances In diff
ferent countries grow more
similar. Santa Claus in red suit
and white beard drives his re-
indeer-draw sleigh to North.
Central and South America and
to many other countries as
well.
In fact, when the first ex-
plorer lands on Mars, he
shouldn't be too surprised TO
discover that Santa, and even
Rudolph, got there first.
Sharing of Christmas GUS
toms, however, only serves TO
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
Yule Is Time For Customs

groups and families through
out Mexico act OUT the story
of the Nativity.
A procession of pilgrims
comes to the place where the
celebration is scheduled. They
carry clay figures of Mary and
Joseph, and they seek shelter
from the "innkeepers" within.
AT first the nnkeepers re-
fuse, then they admit the pill
grims to feast and rejoice. Fig
ures representing Mary and
Joseph are placed In a replica
of the manger. On Christmas
Eve. the figure representing
Jesus is added.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
In Brasil

Papa Noel makes the Christ
mas Eve rounds In Brazil, In
a reindeer-drawn sleigh. He
trims the trees with popcorn
and bits of cotton to make
up for the snow that never
falls. Since Christmas weather
in Brazil is summery, picnics
and boating excursions are part
of the celebration.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
In Germany

Manv modern Christmas Gus
toms come from Germany, in
cluding the lighted evergreen
tree. Appropriately, gift-cho-
osing season in West Germany
today starts after Christmas
bonuses are distributed on De-
cember l..
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
In Holland

Citing season in Holland
tradidonally begins on Decem-
Der 5 and is called "Stroo-
wand" or "strewing night. "
Children place their shoes by
the fireplace, filled with car
rots and hay for ST. Nicholas
horse - In the expectation
that on the morrow the shoes
will contain candy, fruits and
toys.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
In Mexico

Celebrating the posada is a
Mexican custom focused on the
TNatvity.
"Posada" means lodging"
or ''inn", and for the nine
"posada" days from December
10 to IS, churches, hotels, social
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
In Scotland

Christmas feast favorites In
Scotland include Shortbread a
rich cake or cookie, and hag-
gis, a kind of pudding. New
Years Eve, or Hogmanay, is
the principal day for gifts and
greetings, when children GO
singing from house to house
in hopes of a treat. New Years
visits are paid--and it's GUS
tomary for the visitor to bring
along a pocketful of coal
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
In Portugal

Christmas is the occasion for
a family celebration among
the Portuguese. Families gath
er on Christmas Eve for din
ner at the home of the Oldest
living relative. After the chill
dren have gone to bed. a crib
or creche is placed before the
fireplace, and around 1t are
grouped the children's shoes,
which serve the same function
as Christmas stockings.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24

point up the fact that this is
a holiday for everyone. and a
holiday which draws ideas from
all lands and times, uniting them
in both religious and secular
observances of the season.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24
CLEMENTS SUPPLY co.

J. Everett LofIand
Paul Brommer, Jr.
Larry Burchard
Billy A. Garden
Austin w. Carey
j. Marshall Crossley
Walter E. Eierman
Earl c. Ford
c. Fred HeinoId, Jr.
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24

Richard Nelson
David Newell
Fred Patrick
Charles Ross
Charles Urian
Howard T. Virdin
Elwood Weller
Joyce Weller
Jeanette Wiley
William Wright
Smyrna times., 1963-12-24

John Hobson III
Lee HurIock
Leroy c. Jones, Jr.
Morris @. Jones
j. George Knots
Robert Larimore
John M. LofIand
EIwood Massey
Alan Neal