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Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

June z, is the date Of COM
mencement exercises for the 81
members Of the Lewes High
School Glass Of 1868.
Senior Service for the class
will be held in the school audi
torium on Sunday evening, June
z, with local clergymen partici-
pating and the Rev. Howard l..
Garman delivering the sermon.
Officers Of this years class,
the eighty-third to receive
diplomas from the institution,
are: Stephen H. Schroeder,
president; James E. Mills, VICE
president; Patricia Y. Morris,
secretary, and Carolyn Adkins,
treasurer. Silver and blue have
been chosen as class colors and
the red rose as the flower.
Mrs. Dorothy S. Wingate and
Fred W. Wiedmann are deans OF
the Glass of 1868, while Mrs.
Naomi G. Warren and Warren
is. Schneider are class advisors.
Members Of the class are:
Virginia Carolyn Adkins,
Gloria Jean Allen, willard
Wayne Aydelotte, Carol jean
cite Barley, Charles virden
Baynum, Maryalice Brittingham,
Sara Catherine Brittingham,
Bette Jean Bryant, Julia Ann
Bush, Barbara Ann Cerney,
Robert H. Clark, William James
Craig, Jr., Michael Irvan Cum
ningham, Albert E. Dorman, Jr.,
Elizabeth Ann Faust, Vicky Ann
Favre, Preston Lee Foskey,
Carolyn Joyce Foster, Richard
Rufus Greene, James Anthony
Hall, R. Lance Hall, Charlotte
Ann Hellens, James Jones Hick-
man, william Stewart Jefferson,
Jr., John William Lynch.
Howard L. Mcdonald, Everett
Ronald Millman, James Edward
Mills, Patricia Y,vette Morris,
Karl william Munsell, Michels
Christine Macy, Evelyn M ary
Nilssen, Mills Christian Nilssen,
Wayne Lee Norris, Robert E,
Palmer, Sophia Helen Pavlisl
Nancy Collins Poole, Jane
Christine Porter, Joseph Henry
Prettyman, Jr., A. Lloyd Pur-
cell, III, Ellen Amy CULLEN,
James King Riniker, Mark AlleI
Roach, David Wayne Russell
Stephen Howard Schroeder.
| Carlton Dale Seabrease, DAME
B. Sheehan, Edward Sheppard
Bernadette Mary Sing, Pamal:
Veetris Sloan, Samuel Morri:
Sloan, Jr., Leslie Chalton Smith
Margaret Susan Squier, Jane:
10. Taylor, Lois Blanche Then
Joseph Onal Thomas, Janice
Wilson Vaughn, Fred B. Ward
Rita v. Ware, Gregory Dale
Wertz, Beverly Anne Yarnall
and Charlotte Glenna Zacharias
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31
Bunneker School
News

Within the next few days
another school term will have
been completed and the summer
vacation for Banneker pupils will
begin. Plans for the annual clos
ing Of school activities are COM
p1ete. The schedule Of activities
is as follows:
Tuesday and Wednesday, May
2sth and 29th respectively, final
examinations in grades 8 through
8. Thursday, May 80, Memorial
Day, School closed. Friday night,
May 31st, annual prom. Sunday,
June End, $3.50 pm. Bac-
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

calaureate. Tuesday, June 4tn,
$3.50 pm. Graduation exercises.
Twenty four persons will be
honored In the graduation ex-
ercises as having finished their
study here and leaving to attend
another school Of choice next
wear. They are: Willis Percy
Baynard, Kay Frances Black
well, JEANNE Lee Bradley, jan
ice Ophelia Brown, Sharon Ann
clark, Myra Elizabeth Davis,
Michael Richard Harmon, San
dra Maria Henry, Marvin Elliott
Hughes, Ernest Edward Jackson,
Priscilla Edna Johnson, John
Wesley Johnson, Deborah Ann
Marshall, Leonardo James Park
er, Francene Petty1ohn, Regin-
aid Dawson Potts, Lena Mae
Reed, Tony Lorenzo Ross, Annie
Rebecca Sivels, Jamezina Smith,
Oveta Mae Wade, Emma Marie
Warren, Ethel Reen Williams
and Ronald Wayne Young.
Sandra Maria Henry has main
tanned the highest scholastic
average of the class. Other honor
students are Kay Frances Black
well, Janice Ophelia Brown, JAM
ezina Smith, Oveta Wade and
Leonardo Parker and Annie Re-
becca Sivels.
The sermon to the graduates on
Sunday will be given by Rev. Has
well G. Young. Rev. Young is now
pastor of the Methodist Church In
Delmar. Rev. Young Is former
student Of the Banneker School.
It Is very gratifying to be able
to bring one Of our former stu
dents back as speaker In hopes
that his success might be inspir-
ing to others.
The Commencement Speaker
will be Mr.. Maren Mcdowell.
Mr.. Mcdowell Is the guidance
counselor at the william Henry
High School. His wealth Of ex-
perience, thorough training and
outstanding work make him ac-
ceptable beyond any shadow OF
doubt as a speaker you will want
to see, hear and benefit from
what he has to freely give.
We are very grateful to and
appreciative Of the community
organizations participating In the
closing exercise. These organ
izations are presenting awards
to outstanding students Of the
graduating class as an encour-
agement for further study and
continued good citizenship de-
velopment. The organizations
participating are: The Parent
Teachers Association, Club IS.
Hester Dutton Chapter Of the
Order Of Elks, Temple Lodge
#8, F G. Am. Unity Sewing Cir
Gle Of Negro Women, Milford
| Progressive League and Alex
ander Dumas Lodge of the Order
Of Elks.
Wednesday, June 5th has beer
set aside as a work day fol
teachers. Children will not come
to school on that day. The teach
ers Will complete report cards
and other pupil records for dis
trtbution to the children on the
last day. The last day Of schoo
for pupils will be Thursday, Jun'
9Th.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

Nowadays recipes often call
for catchup and chill sauce,
tabasco and Worcestershire plus
soy sauce, so it's good idea to
have these on your kitchen
seasoning shelves.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

MIAMI (AP) nv A jury has as
ses sed the Houston Gas Corpo-
ration 500, 900 for plants and
flowers gassed to death in a
nearby nursery and garden supply
store. The suit alleged that gas
from a 1eaky main percolated
through the air and earth and
killed 25O,OOo plants four years
aCo
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

French bread that's to be
heated doesn't always have to
have garlic ic-flavoredb butter spread
between the cuts. You can use
butter mixed with grated cheese
and add an herb if you like.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

F1ours vary in the amount of
liquid they abs orb; that's why
recipes for baking-powder bis
cults usually give a measure
ment range for the milk to be
added.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

If you cover eggs to be shirred
(baked) with a tablespoon of
heavy ere am and use a slow (325
degrees) oven, your eggs will
have a soft ather than a tough
top.
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31
LEWEs
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(eontinusd from page B-7
tional-Tschnical Center and the
Delmarva Rehabilitation Center
by members of the Lewes High
School Future Nurses Club
marked the organizations OBJ
ssrvance Of National Future
Nurses Club Day, May IL. The
date was designated to honor the
400 Future Nurses Clubs In
high schools across the country
for their part in steering quail
fed young people into nursing
and other health careers and
for the service they have per-
formed for their communities.
With the purpose OF their or
ganization In mind, that OF ex-
ploring careers In health, the
club members and their ad-
visor, Mrs. Helen F. Bryan,
School Nurse, attended the
classrooms used in the Practi-
cal Nurse Program at the Sus-
sex vocafional-Technical Gen.
ter, and viewed equipment used
for treatment at the Rehabiltta-
ton Center. On hand to see them
depart from school was their
community sponsor, Miss Eliza
beth Abrams, Director OF
Nurses at Beebe Hospital.
The local club, founded In
1860, has been nationally
chartered as Delaware Club No.
8 by the National League for
Nursing, national sponsor Of the
clubs through the Committee on
Careers. Co-sponsors are the
American Hospital Association,
American Medical Association,
and American Nurses Associa-
ton.
Functioning as a part Of the
Lswes High School club pro-
gram, the group meets during
club period on Tuesdays, and
their activities this year have
been varied. They include visit
from Mrs. Mildred Isaacs, Di-
rector Of Practical Nurse Pro-
gram at the Sussex Center, who
discussed the program there;
talk by Miss Margaret Fl. jeff
reys, Director, Division Of Oral
Hygiene Of the State Board Cd
Health; q visit from student
nurses In the three-year pro-
gram at Beebe Hospital, who
talked about their training; par
ticipation in the Beebe Hospital
Disaster Drill; participation in
the Candy Striper program al
Bsebe Hospital; assisting with
the school immunization pro-
gram; and donation Of toys and
ether articles for patients at
the hospital for Mentally Re-
tarded at Christmas.
The Lswes Club has 20 mem
bsrs this year. The officers are:
Shirley Long, President; Wanda
Wood, vice-president; Raelene
Perry, secretary; and Dian
Futcher, treasurer.
a. number Of the students al
Bsebe Hospital School Of Nurs-
ing who are alumnae Of Lewes
High School were members o.
the Future Nurses Club while
in high school. Linda Gulyas,
enrolled in the Practical Nurse
Program at the Sussex Center,
was a member OF the Future
Nurses Club before embarkine
on her present educational plar
which prohibits her from par
ticipating In the club program,
r. Robert Mercer, Supt. Cd
Schools. announces that Friday,
Milford chronicle., 1963-05-31

Nutcrackers, the old-tashloneo
kind. do good job of cracking
lobster claws. It's good 1dea
to have a nutcracker for each
Guest and member of the family
around the dining table.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Hiqh Court Gets Stock Suit.

carries with it the duty to put
up money to cover costs if the
stakeholder loses. This duty,
SEC lawyers believe, thwartS
many stockholders suits, and
increases holders desire to get
into Federal court where there
is no such duty.
In the lawsuit carried to the
Supreme Court. Carl A. Borak,
who owned 1000 shares in j. L
Case, got an Appeals Courts
approval to sue in Federal
court. He challenged a proxy
statement that Case filed with
the SEC to explain the mer-
ger proposal, claiming the
statement misled stockholders.
Case took the issue to the Su-
preme Court, contending the
question was one having Ma
tion-wide effect on corporate
actions"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Studebuker Head
Takes Sick LeuVe

SOUTH BEND, Ind. CDD. -
Sherwood Egbert, president OF
Studebaker Corp, has taken a
leave of absence from the auto
maker following an operation
Studebaker said Mr.. Egbert
would make a full recovery
after a convalescence.
B. A. Burlingame, vice pres
nt-finance, was elected exc
cutive vice president and a d.
rector and was given all the
powers of the president in Mr.
Egbert's absence, a Studebaker
statement said. A company
spokesman indicated that Mr..
Egbert's recovery may take a
month or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

any other relief a judge might
deem proper-including break
up of the merger.
This particular suit chal-
lenged Cases use of a proxy
Statements document used
to solicit stakeholder votes-in
the merger deal.
However, lawyers say the
basic issue is much broader. 1t
involves the stockholders gen.
eral freedom to sue to uphold
his right under Federal law to
all the data he needs to buy OF
hold stocks intelligently.
The Securities and Exchange
Commission enforces securities
laws. But it wants to share
that role with stockholders.
The more policing they do, the
freer SEC is to handle only
major policy problems.
However. not all securities
laws specifically permit an in
weston to go to Federal court
to protect himself or his in
veStment.
For example, the laws do
give private citizens permission
to sue a company violating its
duty to register publicly new
issues of securities, or a COM
oany whose officers and direc-
,orS use their inside" position
10 make a gain in trading of
stock.
SEC has repeatedly asked
Federal judges to go beyond
,heSe specific grants, and rec
)gnize IAN implied right to
,ue" when the law is silent on
he question. The courts have
obliged the SEC in a number
If cases, particularly those in
charges of fraud. But
he results have been mixed,
eaving the right to sue unclear.
Stockholders are free, in
many States, to sue in State
courts. But that freedom often
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
FORD TO GIVE
FILM RECORD
TO ARCHIVES

"A filmed chronicle Of
three decades Of life in
America, in and out of war,
soon viii belong to the Ma
ton.
Ford Motor Co. next
Monday makes a gift Of its
historical film collection,
measuring some $40 miles
Of movies, to the National
Archives.
Covering a broad range
of Americana, from 1914 to
1945, the collection will be
duplicated by the Archives
for purchase by the movie
industry. television, and
schools or colleges.
The late Henry Ford,
sensing that movies would
have high educational
value, in 1914 set up a
motion picture department
to produce newsreels, trav-
clogs and documentaries
for showing in theaters and
schools.
The collection records
some Of the life Of Presi-
dents Wilson and Harding,
as well as some of the
frivolity and the woe of
America in the first hall
of the Goth century.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
and Events
industrial Editors Meet

Martin E. Hogan, jr., Washington patent attorney,
will speak at the regular monthly meeting Of the Middle
Atlantic Association of Industrial Editors tomorrow at
$50 pm. at the Schrafft's Colony Motel on the
Washington expreSSway. Mr.. Hogan will speak
on Pitfalls for Industrial Editors or How to Make a.
Mistake Without Really Trying"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Johnson & Wimsutt Elects

William H. Leachman has been
elected president of johnson & Wimsatt,
Inc, wholesale distributors of lumber
and building materials. Mr.. Leachman,
who has been executive vice president
of the company, will fill the unexpired
term of W. Kurtz WimSatt, who died
on October 16. The new president
joined the firm in 1886. He is chairman
of the advisory board of American Sc
curity & Trust Co., a member of the
board of Alexandria National Bank and
board chairman of Virginia Savings &
Loan Association, Springfield.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Of People
National Savings Promotes Three

National Savings Trust Co. directors appointed three
vice presidents. They Joseph H. Riley. aSsis
tant to the president Donald L. Scott. assistant vice
president and Helen F. Coll secretary. Mrs Coll retains
the title of secretary The directors also announced these
other personnel changes Sidney c. Cousins trust officer
to assistant vice president and trust officer Avynne c.
Helm assistant secretary to assistant vice PRESIDENT j.
Anthony Romero, assistant real estate officer to real
estate officer: Louise " Tew assistant secretary to
assistant trust officer Virginia NJ Herrn Margaret A.
Cooke, Jessie H. flanagan and Clara L. Widmayer to
assistant secretary William T. Moffett and Dennis D.
Dorsey to assistant treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
United Traffic Up

United Air Lines today re-
ported boarding 67,757 passen-
gers at Dulles, Friendship and
National Airports during Oc-
tober. an 8 per cent increase
over October. 1862, before Dulles
was opened. Systemwide, Unit
ed flew 820,003,OOO revenue
passenger miles in October, UP
Is per cent over the 694, 407 900
recorded a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

he wins his case in Federal
court.
The case the Supreme Court
will consider involves a lower
courts approval of a stock
holder suit growing out of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Herndon Bonk Appoints Thompson

Gene M Thompson has been appointed vice presi-
dent and treasurer of Republic Bank and Trust Co.,
due to open soon in Herndon. Va. He formerly
ISOLATED with Peoples National Bank in Manassas Va.
The Herndon bank which is scheduled to open
within the two three weeks will occupy tempo
rary office Eden street and Alabama drive Herndon
It will have building later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

$4,000 tons Of the previous
week.
For the first As weeks of this
year production amounted to
94,960,000 tons up 11.2 per cent
from 85,363,000 at this tim e
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Refrigeration Institute Elects

George R. Allen, vice president of Superior Valve &
Fittings Co. Pittsburgh elected president OF the Air
Conditioning and Refrigeration Institute at its annual
meeting in Hollywood Beach, Fla. He succeeds L. N
Hunter director of engineering of Crane Co., Plumbing
Heating and Acknowledging Group Johnstown, Pa
Mr. Hunter will become managing director OF the lnstl-
tute which has its headquarters in Arlington on jan
uary /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Bank Names Van BoqeIen

Norman J. Van Bogelen has been appointed head
teller of Southern Maryland Bank and Trust Co., Hill
crest Heights Md He formerly assistant manager
of the Suitland office of Suburban Trust Co. Southern
Maryland Bank has just moved into its office build
ing in HillcreSt Heights In the first week. 800
counts were added causing deposits to by almost
100000 to 81 503814 the bank reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

1856 merger Of ]. I. Case Co,
and American Tractor Corp. If
the stockholder ultimately won
the suit, the lower court held,
he could collect damages or get
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Sufewoy Store Sales Show Rising Trend

The retail grocery chain re-
ported sales for the four weeks
ding November 2 at
S2O7,O78,O71, up from $685.
770.806.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
By Dow Jones

BY Dow Jones
Safeway Stores, Inc, sold al
most six percent more in the
four weeks through early No
bember than in the like period
9f 1862.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Citizens Right to Assist
In Enforcing Laws Is Issue
By LYLE DENNISTON
Star Business Writer

The Supreme agreed today decide how much the
Government depend private citizens to help enforce
Federal securities laws.
At is right of individual stakeholder take
company its officers to Federal court for violating laws
the sale swap Of securities.
Another question the relief the stakeholder get if
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

The Zayre Corp, which is opening four depart
ment stores Washington suburban simultaneously
at 10 am. Thursday has named the managers and
siStant managers Managers will be Gerald Rotter Whea
ton Bernard Zweghaft Alexandria; Jack Bakind Silver
Spring, and Norman Benson, Falls Church Assistants
will be Austin L. Rosner Wheaton; Jerome Rosner Alex
andria; Bernard Ravick Silver Spring, and John Craw
ford. ST.. Falls Church
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

the American Iron g. Steel In
stitute reported yesterday.
Output totaled 1,95S,OO0 tons
a gain of or per cent over the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Steel Production Shows Slight Gain

NEW YORK (AP.-Steel
production advanced last week
for the second straight week,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Washington Paris, direct, 8 jet hours)


Washington
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05
TV KEY PREVIEWS

Mr. NOyak-HeIO, Miss Phipps" you have to write show
about outspoken pnster who teaches education to
high school students would help to get Lillian Gsh to play
the part Miss Gish aided by Dean Jaeger and James
FranciscuS makes this and entertaining hour topped
off by the inevitable speech the outraged parents 1880
WRC-
Contradiction Against the Sky" Excellent wartale about
troops hiding out in German occupied village and trying to
keep wounded buddy alive The opening battle
exceptional and the story itself viii keep fans edge
throughout Baseball Pitcher Warren SPAIN has brief
moment in the early German soldier suddenly
looming up and a camera. 1880 pm. WMAL-z
Red SkeOn-Audrey Meadows plays perhaps the best hewh
housewife in the business and she's back Clara Appeby
tonight The sketch has Clara falling for her husbands boss
bumbg George gets jealous Later Miss Meadows has
production number, The Letermen sing medley, and the
Silent Spot finds Red forest ranger putting up with peo
pie and animals. pm, WTOP-9.
MeHaIe's Navy-"Joy Waly" The laughs supplied by
funny sight gags and Fynns expert Glowing Capt
Bnghamton who puts on an act for the benefit of
correspondent of being careree and arad in the face Of
war; $3.50 pm, WMAL-1
Richard BOOne-Vote No III! zany comedy about life and
love- with engaging set of characters to add to its ze and
sum clearance gmmick to keep moving The plot deals
with an old who's picture is used to plead unjust
cause but the heart Of the tale is in her philosophy Jeanette
Nolan Laura Devon Warren Stevens and Guy Sockwe star
9pm WRC-.
Jack Benny-Ed Sullivan turns up in wild courtroom scene
and Ed up storm Benny is the prosecuting attorney
while Sullivan defends French girl accused of busting off
her mate It's pretty funny sketch and Ben LeSy favore
of ours stars as a witness. $3.50 pm, WTOP-9
Garry MOOre-Gwen VerdonS Three Little Maids From School,
number and Engands TerryThomas give the show boost
Mr. Terry-Thomas is around in good measure, in silly
Lady Killer skit that's right up his befudded alley with
Gwen and Dorothy LOudOn thrown in for good measure in
those wonderful songs Of 1914 and spot all his own 10 pm
WTOP-9.
Telephone HourAnoher hour of distinguished talents represent
ing varied musical Styles with Concert VolniSt Yehudi
Menuhns rendition Of Pagannis Violin Concerto No. /.
Also view Opera Stars Giuseppe D Sano and Teresa
Stratas in duet from "Manon' Ray Bolgers dancing
grace and The New Christy Mnstres folk song spree
(ColorD 10 pm. WRC-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05
OTHER TV HIGHLIGHTS

be the surprise sensation Of
the annual Shady Rest horse
show tournament.
1890, WMAL (7)-The Fugitive.
"See Hollywood and Die. "
Kimble is taken as hostage
by two holdup men while
working as a gas station at
tendant. David Jansen,
Brenda Vaccaro.
1850, WRC (4)-Special. A IS
minute report on the national
election returns.
12:55, WTOP (O-The Late
Show. "TarZan's Hidden Jun
gle." Tarzan foils a plot by
white hunters to kill game
Intimately. Gordon
Scott (1955).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05

MARYLAND
BETHESDA-DIVVER MOTOR COMPANY 1880
EVANSVILLE BANNING MOTORS INC.
LA PLATA-MITCHELL MOTOR COMPANY, Charles Street
ROCKVILLE BROTHERS, INC. z. Mongomery Ave-
NORTHUMBERLAND MOTOR COMPANY INC.
EE "THE-BO HOPE SHOW" NBcTv CHECK YotJR LOCAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05

$3.50, WRC (4)-Redigo. Redigo
loses his memory in an ac-
cident and defies a despotic
lawman. Albert Salmi, Rich
ard Egan.
800, WMAL "a - Greatest
Show on Earth. 1.-THE Circus
Never Came to Town" A
childlike man wants to be-
come a clown. Cliff Robert
son, Jack Palance.
900, WT0P (9) - Petticoat
Junction. Betty 10 proves to
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FIN Stations

WAVA-FM 1851 Me.-s an. to mi6aight.
WIMD.FM Sal Me- an. to mIdnltat.
WPec-FM IS S Me.-s an. to Q Pm.
WT0P FIN se.3 Mc.-z4-h0uF operation.
WASH I'm ST. Me- an. to 12;is an.
WeAY FIN SIS Me.-s an. to Midnight
WeTB FM-so.I Nc to 1850 pm. Monday
FRIDAY; 9 an. to 3 pm. Saturday, nsoI
to u Pm. Sunday.
W0L-FM-ss.1 Me.-s;oo an to midnight.
WFAR-FM-10o.3 Me- an. to midnight
WWDc-FM-iei.1 Me.-2+AsuT speFstlOa.
WeMs-FM-1e3.s Me.-MOaasy-sstuF SD
an. to midnight; Sundays, $50 an. Il
midnight
WeTs-FM-si.s Ms.-I:3e to 10 pm. Msn.
Fri. $50 to 4 pa; Suaaay, 5 to 10 Pm.
WKRAFM-Ies.S Me.-l1 nssn to Midnight.
WMAL -FM-te1.3 Me- an. to 1:ls an.
RRcFM-s3s Me.-s:30 s.m. to I an.
WHFS-FM-1a2 Nc. tSteTesl-
u noon TO II pm.
WAMU -FM-- ss.S Me- pm. 20 midnight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05

Our engineers willy group guys who spend most their time dream
ing up your approval Take the Dodge PoIara $780,
You'd be hard pressed to find that's got going for YOU Deeply
padded conoOmed bucket seats AWn upholstery Sosi carpet
ing Padded da Center console And lots Of other trimmings But that's
only the half ofit
Perhaps approach power will further illustrate the point With the
Poa 500 you aren't baked certain engine You can choose from
standard 38 Gu in up steetVern Of our woping about 426