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Evening star., 1960-03-12
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ST, PATRICK's DAY
ROGERS HTS, MD.
NEW HOME, pictured on q shaded
lot with OF street parking. g.
bedrm. home with ample eating
space for lse. family. Fully tiled
daylight bsmt., perfect for rec.
rm., de luxe in every respect. BY
builder. LEvERONE CONSTRUC-
TON co. Priced at $4,000. AP.
MARYLAND PARK, Central ave-
2-family brick house: live in /
apt, rent other apt; 4 lots: conv.
to public and parochial schools.
N. WOODBRIDGE, 1902 Path ave-
lk-story stone: "a acre: bedrms.;
baths, lge. rec. rm.. firepls. f;
o.h.-w.h.: dble. gar. UN. 4-7O45.
0XON HILL (Southlawn1-3-bed-
rm; rambler with carport, patio
and rec. rm,; walking dist. TO ir.
and sr. high schools. EQUIP. with
dishwasher. disposal, washer and
drier. FHA appraised at $4,000;
$3.50 down. LO. 7-1079.
OXON HILL = Beaut. 3-bedrm
split-level on lge. fenced lot: sep.
din. rm., bath and powder rm..
lse. kit, wall oven, etc. Bsmt., rec
rm, Assume 4lafs GI loan tno
On, call oSds. Mrs. Cox, 10; SIs347 81 OF
PALMER PARK-3-bedrm. brk.
rambler; lge. fenced lot: vacant,
S295 dn., no settlement charges
OWNER, LO. 5-2131.
QUEENS CHAPEL (West Hyatts. J
--2-story. 2-bedrm: brk.: sep.
din. area: near shopping and
transp. S12,950. Assume GI loan.
AP. 1895, COHEE REALTY CO.
RIGGS RD.-3 bedrm. brk. rambler
carport; near schools; lge. cor. lot;
lse. bsmt. HE. 4-1445.
RIVERDALE = Brick rambler, or
lge. lot: 3 bedrms., firepl. in liv.
rm.; assume Sl2,T50 first mort
gage: full price. Sl5,g50.
RPAfToR PAHh I LAUrERBAGh IN q &4IGs2aa G9;
SEAT PLEASANT AREA-Vacant
1895 dn., no settlement charges. 5
bedrms. Move right in. NE. S-l2l2
SEE FLOWER SHOW, then buy my
"a acre in the woods; garden: six
rms, bath; has bsmt. $4,000
500 month to responsible party
20 minutes to D. C. Write Box
53-U, Star.
SETTLE ESTATE - $4,000: larger
older home: II rooms, ga baths:
gas hot-water heat: concrete front
porch. RE. 6-2222.
TAK0MA PARK-Home with In
come If desired. Large home in
good location. Separate . bedrm
apt. on End fir. 3 bedrms.. living
rm., dining rm. and kitchen on
1st FIR. VACANT. S16,950. Rea-
sonable terms. HUGH 7. PECK,
HE. 4-1700 til Q pm. 1885 N.
Hampshire ave.
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BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

LII 1 11IO%A
AREA HOMES
CONV. NH - Immac A.
bedrm.. 2-bath brick Cape
Cod mod. kit, paneled d.
nette: beaut, Handicapped yd.
with secluded patio; Sl6,950.
AN UNUSUALLY we'll
kept brick Cape Cod. over
looking Rock Greek Park
Liv. rm. with firepl,; din.
Im, sllLelec kit. = bed
mn; dorm. rm; on 2nd fir,:
full bsmt. with rec. rm.:
BETHESDA AREA I'M
mac. 3-bedrm. brick ram
bier. liv. din area with
frepl.. compi. equip. kit.
with breakfast space: full
bSmt. with paneled rec. rm.:
immense scr. porch: an ex-
Gel. value at S22,500.
BRADLEY HILLS At
tractive brick CaDe Cod:
liv, rm with fireplace; din
ing a." modern kit. bed
room. study and full bath
on lst fir, . master bed
rms. and bath on md fir:
paneled rec room above
ground Level with bar:
fenced yard: S23,500
SOMERSET - 3-bedroom,
2-bath brick rambler. cen
ter hall, formal din. rm.,
all-electric kit: full bsmt
with rec. rm. above ground
level. study or 4th bedroom
and fun bath. 9 fireplaces;
carport: wooded yard: S39,-
500.
KORZENDORFER
REALTOR OIL. 4-Sll
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[ L.ANnnurR u111sprottu A.A

HILLS-Pretty 4-bed-
rm; Cape Cod. 26-ft. liv. room
with gas-log fireplace. separate
din. room: beautiful level lot and
garage, plus other extras. FHA
approved; $3.50 down, Ss0.50 mo-.
d.
Evening star., 1960-03-12

HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

vIERS MILL vILLAGE-Just listed.
Spotless rambler with 3 bedrmS.,
full tile bsmt. and level yard;
only $3.50 down and low monthly
payments. PO. 2-3140.
SUBURBAN PROP. MGT.
Evening star., 1960-03-12

BERWYN - New brick -shingle
rambler: 3 bedrms. and table-space
kit full bsmt.: immediate posses
sion. As low as $1,000 down:
price, Sl4,975. Don't be late on
this one.
Evening star., 1960-03-12
HOOFF
INC.
TE. B-3i45

INC.
TIE. 6-3445
ALEX tROsE HILL) = Assume
mortgage. Lovely split-level 3-bed-
rms "a baths, finished recrea-
tion rm. so. S-9095. OWNER.
money down, only SlO5
per mo. hays all. Don't pass this
up. bedrm., full bSmt., all
brick duplex, Call OWNER, FL.
4-6907.
ALEXANDRIA, sOi s. Cherokee
ave-. Lincolnia area; Sl3,95O-
3-bedroom frame rambler, only 6
years old; living room l3X2l,
kitchen llxl5. 3 large bedrooms
and bath, part basement, oil h,-w
h., l@-cu.-f' REFRIGERATOR. cleo
trio range. washer and drier,
carport, 34-acre lot. Priced very
low for quick cash deal or FHA
with $1,000 cash down. SlO4 per
month. F e. MALCOLM, Realtor,
IA g-Vnbi
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MARYLAND PARK, Central ave-
2-family brick house; live in /
apt, rent other apt; 4 lots: cow.
to public and parochial schools
RE. 5-22q0,
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CARROT,JTON
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO.
REALTOR WA. 7-45OO

CHEVERLYi $1,000 down. assume
$4,000 first trust-Nearly new.
3-bedrm., 2-bath brick rambler.
MOVE IN TODAY"
Sep. din. rm.. fully equip. kit, full
bSmt and Ice. lot,
W. j. NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
COLLEGE PIX. = Immsc. 3-bedrm.
brk.: Ia baths lovely rec. rm !:
built-inS; extras. WE. 5-502S.
Evening star., 1960-03-12

POTOMAC, MD.-Large, new brick
Colonial, on . level acres. First a
contains big family rm., den with
powder rm., l4x27 liV. rm., sep.
din. rm, and attractive GE kitchen,
4 beautiful bedrms., dressing rm
and ? baths on 2nd A.; attached
2-car garage Open Sat. and Sun.
2 to 5. We also have a larger
Colonial house under construction,
and 2-bedrm. ranch-type house
in the same area. TO REACH:
At Potomac. turn left on Great
Falls rd. for - mile, then right
on Burbank dr.. to our sign. BUR-
BANK DEVELOPERS, INC, or
nhnna EN- h-1nS3 fnr ami
Evening star., 1960-03-12

n, WOODBRIDGE. 1902 gath ave-
3 baths, lge.. rec. rm., 9 firepls.
o.h.-W.h.; dble. gar. UN. 4-7045.
Evening star., 1960-03-12

OX0N HILL = Beaut. 3-bedrm
split-level on lge. fenced lot: sep.
din. rm., bath and powder rm..
lge. kit, wall oven, etc Bsmt., rec
rm. Assume 41aqt GI loan (no
uualifyinG. Only SI7.250, $1,000
dn. Call Mrs. Cox. 10. S-S347 or
ST 3-736S ATLAS REALTY co
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EAST PINES-Spotless 3-bedroom
home. picture window in liv. room
with q beautiful view, high-ceil-
lnged bsmt. with rec. room and
walk-out entrance to patio: sew
eral fruit trees. Moderate down.
SIS mo. Owner in a hurry.
Evening star., 1960-03-12

OXUN HILL (SouthIawn)-3-bed-
rm. rambler with carport, patio
and rec. rm.; walking dist. TO jr.
and sr. high schools. Equip. with
dishwasher, disposal. washer and
drier. FHA appraised at $4,000:
SRhn dnMn IO 7.1n1Q
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Whatever plans for the long holiday weekend let us first
remind you to be careful then invite you shop for
your uretme needs sportswear for everyone family
sporting goods for Dad and Lad Nom Daughter outdoor un
ure and picnic needs and many moe Those ambitious doyour
sellers will find all they need for the special project decided
to tackle painting equipment and supplies complete selections
OF all types Of hardware from tools hand TOOLS nuts bolts
nails plus all types of building materials from floor tile to insulation
to DOORS wall tile and much and Sears low prcesl
Evening star., 1960-05-25

Regularly s28.9S Kenmore out.
door brazier for that wonderful
chrcoal-cooking flavor for pic
uios Motor turns chrome plated
spit Oven hood with thermometer
has aluminized finished interior.
seoSs Store
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Man S BodyFo
In RuruI Virqinio

JONESVILLE. Va, Oct. 81
(AP).-The decomposed body
Of a 48-year-old Ohio man was
discovered yesterday in a woods
about 300 yards of Route So
in Southwest Virginia's Lee
County.
Authorities took the remains
of J. D. Powell of Franklin tc
nearby Pennington Gap fol
X-rays to determine whether 8
bullet wound or perhaps a head
injury caused the death.
Mr.. Powell's shoes and some
other clothing were found scat
tered around the partially un-
dressed body. Ofhcers said they
suspect foUh play. a" -
The location was some 1C
miles west Of Ewing.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
School Board Reoffirms
Mixed Meeting Policy

ing of State law and I hope We
are not asking for Incidents"
he said.
Each board member has in
the oath of ONCE sworn to up
hold the constitution and laws
of Virginia"
Chairman Barnard Joy re-
piled that Arlington Circuit
Court Judge Walter T. McCar-
thy has declared the segre-
gated seating law unconstitu-
tional.
1T seems to me that changes
the statute" Mr.. Joy said. I.
James Stockard and Mrs.
Elizabeth Campbell Joined him
in rejecting Mr.. Peck's motion.
Lee Bean voted in support Of it.
Looks Like U. N"
|
The majority ignored warm
ings of Jack Rathbone, segre-
gationist leader, who declared
that "the police department is
going to have to waste a lot Of
time keeping order"
The board finally did agree to
consider at its next meeting a
demand by Mr.. Rathbone and
his Defenders of State Sover-
eighty and Individual Liberty
that it conduct a survey to
ascertain how many people
favor segregated schools and
how many favor integration of
them. s.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
By JOHN BARRON
star stan Writer

The Arlington School Board
refused last night to repudiate
its rsw policy of allowing ra-
cially inteerated groups to use
school facilities.
1t also agreed specifically
that it no longer will deny the
Community Council for Social
Progress the right to rent
school buildings for meetings
The board last month de-
cided henceforth to disregard
a Virginia law requiring segre-
gated seating at public as
Semblies.
Points to Oath
Robert Peck, board member
who was out Of town when the
decision was made. last night
urged reinstatement of the bar
against integration.
I'VE are inviting the break
Evening star., 1960-10-21
COURT UpHoLps VOTER
Foirfox Wife Wins
In Registration Fight

A legal pronouncement by
Virginia Attorney General Al
bertis Harrison led today to q
Fairfax County Circuit Court
ruling which viii permit q at
year-old housewife to vote on
November 8.
The newly enfranchised voter,
Mrs. Gwen v. Patty. Of 215
Keith avenue. Fairfax, earlier
had been denied the right to
register by the county reg
istrar's office. The registrar
said Mrs. Patty had failed to
pay her poll tax for 1858.
Determined : to vote. Mrs.
Patty appealed to the Circuit
Court. She declared that she
and her husband Jack went TO
the county assessment ONCE last
spring. asked for q list Of all
their taxes and paid them.
Back taxes paid by the
PattyS included $3.50 for the
1859 poll tax. The assessment
ONCE did not list q 1868 poll
tax because Mr.. Patty did not
become a legal resident of the
county until une, 1883 when
he was discharged from the
Army. He had been ,&ationed
at a Nike missile base near the
town Of Fairfax since 1856 and
his wife had lived with him.
At the appeal hearing before
Evening star., 1960-10-21
BY ANNE H. CHRISTMAS
star stan writer

A 60-year gap in her bowling
career has not dimmed the en-
thusiasm Of Miss Anna Stuart
Scott, 80. who has her sights
set on O strike.
Miss Scott, known as "Aunt
Annie" to q legion of admirers
around her home in Mclean,
Va, has returned to bowling
(which she tried before when
she was in her thirties-with
characteristic zest. She keeps
pretty At. by walking q han
mile to the grocery store every
day. but says she decided on
more exercise because my
nephew said I was getting
too fat"
! Her philosophy is that she
may be SO years old but she is
not elderly. She has too many
interests in life housekeeping
Of which she is in complete
charge at 800 Chelsea road;
Evening star., 1960-10-21

OF QOllarS Dy IaVOrlnS local
insurance interests.
James G. Stockard declared
the school system could save
at least $4,000 by insuring its
property through an out of
State mutual COMPANY that
pays 40 per cent dividends.
But the other four board
members disregarded his argu-
ments and voted to award about
$4,000 in contracts to some
20 stock companies represented
in Arlington.
In doing so. they followed
the recommendations Of both
an independent consultant and
their own insurance advisory
committee.
Citing the recommendations
Board Member Robert Peck
asserted his experience as a
businessman has indicated it
is better to deal with stock
companies.
Board Member Lee Bean
said companies with local
agents can provide better serv-
ice and that it is desirable to
do business with people in the
community.
That's just part Of the
propaganda Of stock company
people who want to keep their
fat contracts" Mr.. Stockard
retorted.
"The advisory committee is
made up of local insurance
salesmen. Naturally they aren't
going to give up their con-
tracts without a fight"
Barnard Joy and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Campbell said that, be-
cause they are unfamiliar with
the business technicalities,
they would have to abide by
advice from the boards ex-
perts.
II shall take this matter to
Evening star., 1960-10-21
6O-YEAR LAYOFF
Aunt Annie Bowls at g

Scott declared yesterday after
scoring Q 10.
But Mrs. Zok, dedicated tc
the project Of getting markers
on the scoreboard for Mis-:
Scott, assured her that the
quirk would disappear Will
practice.
Miss Scott has lived with
her nephew, Carlton Won Wag.
oner, in Mclean for the last
two years and likes 1t far bet.
ter than Washington. where
she had a house before hel
move to Virginia.
She regards her bowling ca.
reer as q replacement for dane
ing, Of which she used to be
quite fond, and bike-riding.
My goodness, I can remem.
Der riding from Tarrytown, N
Y, to New York City on q bi'
cycle. 1t must have been 4;
miles. I wouldn't dream Of il
to-day; I'd be killed by the au-
tomobile trafhc!"
One of her happiest menl'
orieS is q trip to Europe she
made in 1896.
II remember every detail o.
that trip" she unused. 1T wa.
q wonderful experience. I waI
a great old gal. I guess"
And there are plenty o.
bowling enthusiasts IN McLear
today who are willing to guar.
antee that she hasn't changed
Y a bit.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

babies, with whom she is ar
expert; televiSion, where she is
an admirer Of commentator
Bryson Rash and "all those
funny fellows like Art Linklet-
ter"
She also plays a mean piano
with briskly active hands, but
apologies that IT forget my
sharps."
Around the Mclean Bowling
Center. 4835 Old Chain Bridge
road. where Miss Scott made heI
local debut at the sport last
week. she is undisputed queen
Frankly envious of her spirit
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Zok, who
manage the bowling center,
presented her q handsome case
for her bowling equipment and
Mrs. zok is helping her with Q
botherSome tendency to throw
an occasional curve ball.
I'm going to put splints or
my right arm, to keep it from
turning when I BOWL" Miss
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Free x-Roy Facility
Set Up in Falls Church

An X-ray unit, donated by
the Fairfax County-Fal
Church tuberculosis Associa-
ton, has been installed in the
branch office Of the Health De-
partment, 1857 West Broad
street, Falls Church.
Residents Of Mclean, Falls
Church City or the county area
near the city, may make ap-
pointments for free x-rays at
the clinic from / to 4 pm.
Wednesdays and from 6 to 9
pm. Thursdays after November
8. A new branch ONCE, 1922
Richmond highway, has re-
placed the Office at 1901 Rich
mond highway.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
New Voters Stressed

Persons who have never
voted in Arlington could decide
how the county goes in the
November election. ~
Final figures show regiStra-
ton has jumped to q high Of
IS, ,424. This means that about
is per cent more residents are
qualified to vote than were eli
gible in 1856. 20 80
Registrar Mary Thompson
reported yesterday that In the
last three months alone 8,204
new voters registered.
In the 1866 presidential elec.
ton, 46,939 were registered
Registration for the 1858 Con,
gressional election was 45,917.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

cient number Of qualified sig
natures.
Last night, after it became
apparent that only q minority
Of federation representatives
favored an immediate attempt
to renew the signature drive,
a resolution was presented
urging the supervisors to hold
fast to their November, 1852,
agreement and asking the
board to go forward with the
education program felt neces-
sary. Further action on this
resolution was postponed until
the November meeting.
Adoption Of the urban county
legislation would have stopped
the possibility of any future
incorporation within the coun-
ty. However, the traditional
annexation rights Of adjacent
and internal municipalities
would have remained un-
affected.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Favor Bus Line

Special Examiner Jesse c.
Masten recommended to the
Interstate Commerce Commits
sion yesterday that the Wash
ington, Virginia 6 Maryland
Coach Co., Arlington, Va, be
authorized to operate a season.
al passenger bus service be-
tween Arlington and Fairfax
counties, Va, and the Charles
Town (W. VaO race track.
Mr.. MaSten, a member of
the Virginia Corporation Com
mission. heard the case for
the ICC. -.-' '-.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
EvunqeIistic Meeting

Commissioner and Mrs. VII
liam Davidson of Atlanta, ter
ritorial commanders for the
Salvation Army in the South
ern States, will address an
evangelistic meeting for WASH
ington area Salvation Army
personnel at 7:45 pm. tomor-
row at Sl6 King street. Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

board Of supervisors BY agree
ing to hold of pressure for an
urban county referendum until
1852.
The federation's officers
|clashed with the board several
weeks ago when they defled the
supervisors decision to defer
the urban county plan referen-
dunn for two years in the in
terest Of clearing the decks ir
the current annexation fight
with Falls Church and allow.
ing the people greater time Il
study merits Of plan.
6,000 Sign Petition
Last month, after an inten'
sive midsummer drive. fedora
ton officers accumulated al
most 5000 names on a petition
demanding a November 8 ref
erendun on the measure. Bu
Fairfax Circuit Court Judg,
Paul e. Brown dismissed tn,
petition, ruling 1t lacked sum
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Circuit Judge Harry L. Carrico,
Commonwealth's Attorney Rob-
ert C. Fitzgerald read q letter
from, Attorney General Harri-
son which said 1t was his opin-
ion that Mrs. Patty was not
q legal resident Of the State
on January /, 1858, and there
fore was not required to pay
q 1858 poll tax.
Concurring, Judge Carricc
ordered that Mrs. Patty be al
lowed to register. The Virginia
deadline was october 8.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Sewer Route Hit

The Dulles Airport inter-
ceptor sewer route fails COM
pletely" to provide for the
expected population boom In
Fairfax County, the chairman
Of the board Of county SUPER
visors has charged.
Mrs. Anna Wilkins made the
statement yesterday at a lunch
con Of the 10th Virginia District
Democratic Women's Club al
the Holiday Inn Motel, Shirley
highway and Glebe road.
Mrs. wilkins said in attack
ing Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican Of Virginia, that II
the 10th Districts Republican
Congressman insists on taking
credit for the airport sewer,
hope he is proud Of Il.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
VIRGINIA BRIEFS
Z IN0IINA bNI6T0
SpeedLinit
BoostAsked
By BroyhiII

Representative Broyhill, Re.
publican Of Virginia, today re-
quested Secretary of Interior
Seaton to raise the speed limit
on the George Washington
parkway between Rosslyn and
Langley.
Declaring that the present
speed limit Of 40 miles per houl
was "unrealistically slow" Mr.
Broyhill asked that 1t be raised
to so miles per hour.
He said the stretch Of high
way is almost free Of access
roads.
Evening star., 1960-10-21
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Evening star., 1960-10-21
Arlington Pupils Rated
Above NotionoI Norms

administered to the county's
$4,000 pupils In accordance
with q new State program.
Unlike the State. Arlington
refused to compile or report
scores Of Negro and white chill
dren separately.
Results released to the school
board last night permit only
general conclusions, partly be-
cause they are expressed in
terms Of median scores. a
median score is one below
which 50 per cent oe those
tested fell and which so per
cent exceeded.
In Upper Quarter
The median achievement In
virtually all subjects and In
academic ability Of high school
pupils was among the upper 25
per cent Of the Nations school
population. Second grade pu-
lpils were eight months ahead
Of the national average and
seventh grade pupils IL months
ahead.
Students In the upper grades
tended to do best In reading
social studies and 'colnprehen.
sion. and lag q little, relative *
their other scores, in science.
Miss Cook said the Arlington
scores also were slightly higher
than those from adjoining Fair.
fax County and attributed thu
difference to a greater diversity
Of background.
The Virginia Board Of Edu,
cation had reported that State,
wide median achievement ant
intelligence Of white Virgins
children were slightly abov,
national averages. Scores o.
Negro pupils were balow TIN
averages.
Evening star., 1960-10-21

Tests show that Arlington
school children are learning
more and faster than most
pupils in the Nation.
A combination Of native in
telligence. good homes, pa
rental ambitions, excellent
teaching and fear Of not being
able to get into college Is given
the credit.
In academic ability. students
in the 9th. 10th, llth and 18th
grades last year collectively
ranked far above national
norms. Pupils in lower grades
also generally revealed supe-
rior ability.
Most Of the children seem
to be exploiting their capaci-
ties fully and IN some IN.
stances they appear to be do.
ing better In certain subjects
than their aptitude exanlina-
tions would indicate they
should.
I Better Than Expected
I'VE expected good per.
Torrance because ability scorel
indicate the children have bet.
ter-than-average intelligence
But this Is better than / an.
ticipated," Guidance Super.
visor, Kathryn Cook said.
''I would say the high scores
also reflect good cultural back.
grounds, good teaching, com.
petition to get into college anC
the fact that citizens in Ar.
lington are very ambitious fol
their children. There is NJ
question that our schools havl
become very competitive anC
that there 10 Q premium OF
scholarship"
Several types Of tests wer'
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Foirfox Citizens Defer
Urban County Drive

Delegates to the Fairfax County Federation Of Citizens
Associations last night overwhelmingly rejected proposal
aimed at organizing second effort to get referendum
the urban county plan this year.
The action opens the for consideration alternate
proposal which, in general would make peace with the county
Evening star., 1960-10-21
Stockord Sees Waste
In Arlington Insurance

An Arlington School Board the general public by whatever
member last night accused his means can" Mr. Sockard
colleagues of wasting thousands declared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-22
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ON BRIDGE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-22
Bottle Beats Gun

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP)-A
duel between a customer with
a shotgun and bartender Cecil
Dewailly with a beer bottle
ended with the barman the
winner. The man with the gun
missed. police reported, and
the bartender tossed his bottle,
beaning the gunman between
the eyes.