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INSTRUCTION COURSES
ABCs OF REAL ESTATE PRACTICE
MENSH SCHOOL
OF
REAL ESTATE
PRACTICE

School Director Joseph Mensh,
LIB, LIN. faculty member Of
o local university. . member OF
the Educational Committee Of the
Washington Real Estate Board
The 1851 class in Real Estate
Practice will start Monday. JAM
uary o, at 1916 Eye st. NV, The
course will run for 4 weeks, 2
timeS Q week (Mon.. Wed, and
Fri, z to a p.m.), and ohefs a
comprehensive .coverage Of real
estate practice and salcsmanship
Through q novel method of In
struetion students will work with
actual real estate instruments, en-
ablinR them TO make practical ap-
plication Of the theory covered In
the lectures,
The course offers g complete prep
.aration for the D. c.. Nd. and va.
real estate. brokers and salesman
license examination. Classroom sil
/. conditioned.
Placement facilities for full and
part time salesmen.
Registration Mon. .throuEh Fri.
. m. to 3 pm. also Tuesday and
Wednesday, $3.50 to $40 pm
. At 1913 Eye st. NV. Registration
by mail permitted. Full tuition
$25. Tuition may be paid in in.
I etallmeEts. For further inforn1a.
tion, call JOSEPH MENsH. Ma
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EMCO STEREO
500 llth street NV.

HOBBY POWER MACHINERY Of
sorted tools. paints and brushes;
4-Hay console recorder; 100 7s-
= Gu. It. refgr.; 12906 oeorgia
H0IST, Tuskey auto. elevator plat
form, for constr. Jobs; $500 per
me-, mSS;; sO-tts unload unload h; RENTAL
HOLLYWOOD BEDS-(26 singie
and 26 full size) Hollywood beds
from Hotel $22 set. CO. 6-7300.
HOLLYWOOD BEDS with innefsp.
$40; stud. couch, $50. co. 5-5l16.
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IIscELLAMFous WANrEp
lcoNIINuEDl


BEDROOM. dining rni., contents Of
home: cash. We do MOVING, stor-
age: rsssonabie rates. IA. S-sS37,
BOOKS BOUGHT. any quantity.
ALBION BOOK SHOP, lf6S Pa.
ave. NV, ST. 3-66gS.
CASH ON TIE SPOT for your rvs,
appliances, etc. For estimetes, s,
phone NO. f-5b06.
CASH REGIsTER. 2 drawer, vail
date sales slips. daily and month
" totals. Cash. EX, 3-6634.
COINS. American or foreign, Presi-
dents letters, old pistols, stamps.
HOBBY SHOP. 14iS wis. ave.
ENCYCLOPEDIAS - Highest prices
paid. GEORGE FRIENDS BOOK
SHOP, e22 9TH st. NV. MA. 8.
1902. Open evenings til $50
FURNITURE = REFRIGERATOR
and TVS, good condition: tor
prices. Call Ii. 4-1033.
FURNITURE wanted today; goo1
furniture, any amount; also want
fefrigerators. gas stove and piano
Call Mr.. GRADY. Ma. s-o670.
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No ron TRAVEL

FLORIDA, vacation 2 weeks IN
January take one PASSENGER. Box
9e.g. g.elar;2s elar; e
LEAVING FOR MIAMI Jan. g.
would Ike passengers to share; cali
20. S-41OS after pm.
LEAVING Jan II for West Coast,
Reno. can s1n.sEon: x. E s.sBsss.'
Los ANGELES high school teacher
yil orive your car TO Los Angeles
Jan. i at reas.. rate. II. 4-5O35.
. STUDENTS leaving for Mexico
Is soon ss possible: will drive for
y1a; yy9a. MICHAEL sooos. IN. IS.
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FARM AND GARDEN

NEW INC farm and industrial trac-
tors. crawler tractors and equip
ment, MeCullough chain saws;
lime, fertilizer, seeds, parts and
service: USED W. C. Allis Chalmer
with cultivator. cub tractor: now
ers, discs, plows.
P. H. MOORE
y. 8. 301, / MI. South Of New 30
Mitchellyille. Md. CE. 6-S1S1
SOD CUTTERS, .aerofiers; Ford
tractors. front-end leaders. Oc-3
dozers, post-hole digeers. cement
mixers, etc. RENTAL TOOL &
EQUIP. CO., JU. 5-5040.
SPRUCE TREES
LIVE, 3-4 FIT.
Christmas surplus: all $12 to SIG
Colorado and Norway spruces, at
one low price Of So. Phone orders
accepted: located at RENTALS
UNLIMITED. 1400 Rockville pike,
Nd. tnext to McDonald's Ham
bursers) Phone Po. 2-311s.
1889 a-TON FORD pickup: 81 900
mi. 5000. VIII. 6-2369.
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Diamond Investments
Buy With Confidence
From Washington's
Oldest Pawnbroker
SAVE UP TO 500
.Unredeerned

AIasiI !s.IEiIn. E :olsr g :%srsls sns 4. sSs sSs.
Sc SIN n VS. Sssuette mts, %.
B--Eady's ia cts. dazzling
enter diamond set In pop-
uiar lax VIZ. dia, mtg,
Out OF pawn. Only SAT
Gladys y CT, finest Amer
/. lean cut and ffne color, set
In latest style lax y.e, dia.
nshtHtl setting Bareain.
.D-Lady,s i Ct, sorseous CEN :
ter diamond, fiery hriiii-
ance, set In prong soli-
teiIe mtt. Terrife buy.
.ELsds's ~ cts.. pear s'~
shape. extremely 6riiiiant,
fine color, set In Wa. bag
1, pette mtg. A wonderful
Mans star sapphire. 10
Cts. nne blue color with
very sharp star. set in POD.
side baguette Diamonds on
side OF shank. Brand new.
condition. Bargain. Only, 81 rs
Diamond bracelet made OF
platinum, and Is set With
"a? diamonds in old FASH
toned round links. Ver-
beautifully styled. and must
\, be seen 10 be appreciated
Only ----A=4----------$42
H-Man's approx. 1M Cts..
lustrous brilliances nice
cut, set IN plat. mtg. with
side sapphires. Out Of
pawn. Only --z---A $40
|I-Lady's SM Cts. A magnif.
cent, diamond, large IN sile
and lustrous In color, set in
exduisite plat. mtg. with
large baeuettes Bafsain.
unredeemed. Only ---.S1,95
!. Ar, pprrra vru. INV
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FOR SALE

ABACUsEs, whiskey Jugs. popcorn
sRsin pSs.Ssisd sSsaRsTs Stoves stosss
boilers. weather yanes, charred
keEs, COW bells, bellows, lard cans.
cast iron toys, well buckets, horse
shoes. JENK6,. Washington's Oldest
Hardware and Stove Store, since
1865, 723 7th st. n.w.,. Ma. g.
ACCORDION, 100 BASS; new, never
antee. Reasonable. Of. 6-S0S9,
AIR C0MPREssORs, 2 = 420
! GIN. diesel compressors: All
condition. 1854 Ssrd St. NV.
AIR COMPRESSOR, S2I 80: spray
pumps. gauges, hoist, tanks, GfCH-
NER, 2613 M st. NV, FE. 3-6345.
AIR CONDTrIONERs, 2 Chrysier
Air Temp 94.ton de luxe models,
easement window, perfect cond.,
Sl2b each. LO. 7-113i.
Prov. sofa,
$40: Victorian chaise lounge, $40:
Fr. Prov. wing chair, $50: marble
top dresser, $50; marble top wash
stand, .S15; Fr. Prov. cane sofa
with down cushions, Si5O: Vic
torian love seat with 2 chairs. $40;
picture frames Sc: Oriental rugs:
bTs,skffsnt. break, 500, Msny ans inter &,
IsHfN0 CO. 2447 18th st. nv,
co. .5-5116. Charge accounts IN
vited. Open ewes. It'll o.
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DENTAL EeUIP.--x-rsy, chair,
unit. cab. and inst. operat. light.
Asking $3.50. 2301 Calvert NV.
DESK, metal full size, Si5 and
S2b; also IL drawer file. saerifice
DIN: RIM. FURN., Duncan Phyfe.
mahog.. jr.-size tbl. and breakfnt.,
excel. cond.: reas. KE. 6-T646.
DINNETTE SEAT PADs, easily cut
70 size vIseissoIs from 1909,
py sfss sSfsssring y.t all eUs5GIFss' sIs sS Shd y
NV. ST. 2-5S33.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL d EQUIP. Co. JU b-5040.
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BUSINESS SERVICES

BLUEPRINT AND DRAFTING-we
can produce o full set Of blue
prints from q magazine floor plan,
piusprints changed Or ENLARGED for
SNOW CLEARED from driveways
IN Mclean area in 10 min, for 81
fE e caII # ctnToN i Tssb Nlongsr Ei shsS ss,s 60
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ANTIQUE diamond ana gold jew
KEyNSsrr KEy 81 ry YukK uakSKssrS'pit410s Si4 sth Ssth T. pstS
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as" icoIiiausns :

EEAEN A9c sHoRTHANg a 3
scaooL. ssiso ics 1sss 4 dsasss: n.s: ma. sazsss.
LEARN ABC sHORTHAND in 9
weeks. Low rates. TEMPLE
SCHOOL. 1888 O nv. MA. S-462o.
learn NOW 10 SELF
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DRESS SHOP

buy At MAJORS SScss s'i ruRNiruhRSS HRSn hsS
WAREHOUSE, 4l40 r. ]. ave. ne.
FURNITURE
3 Rooms Of Used Furniture
$150
=. Terms Arranged,
ENoLEsiDE FuRN. CO.
4512 Richmond Hwy. Alex, Va.
Route No. I Ro. 9.1663
OPEN TIL Q DAILY
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ANTIqUEs-Eyerything u store on
special sale Jan. 1-2, from $3.50
blvd. BY.QoNE-DAYs. IA. 5-le26.
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lcoNflNuEDl

ANTEagERs take A,nerics's lsrzest
:ss..s :yssr ~ ps $shSyF rstaRaSsFsR RRSFR 4 hss sss
s335-7 KeWanee. IlIin1is. -
ANTloBEs, also din. rm. table.
chairs. sl. .ssl ether @ turn =, md si,.I nisc n 2
apartment. co. 6-474ss
ANTIQUES =. Important. Oriental
collection. Genuine tang horses
and eamels, from authoritatiye
tional beauty. ANTIQUE 6atsuTa,
kronEess Jade and hard stones.
/ Today (sundayl and Monday, 4 /
70 5 pm. 24S0 10th st. NV,
Apt. 042. rS.e {.
ANTIQUEs-Eyerything IN store On
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CARD PUNCH, alpha. mum. new
class, day and night. with tipping.
reg: today. Innutre RE. 7-2s2s,
BoYD's SCHOOL. 18th and O
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DINET1E SET, mahogany, Duncan
Phyfe. drop-leaf extension table.
Z chairs. table pad. very good
eond. Reas. WO. 6-e2Os.
DINING ROOM SET, mahog., Dun
can phyfe, table, buffet and
chairs, $45; dresser. RA. 6-0S05.
DINING ROOM SET, q piece lined
oak; good condition. $50. Call
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. ANTIQUES

Do not sell your valuable ANTIQUE
china. glass, furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOPS for expert appraisals.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
AND .oLNEY, ND. (0A. AVE. EXT.
WA 4.4O24 TIL 9-2S27
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LIGHT PLANTS

M0T0RoLA 2-Way radio; IKE new
% to 54 ne, 5000 watt; beat
oner. IA. 0-1261 after 5 pm.
OUT OF TOWN-seIlinS
reasonable. 3 sets lovely custom
made drapes for picture windows,
new unused 5000 eai. I6 n
diam. Bilnor pool liner, 2 win
dow air eond., large outdoor bar
necue oven and grill, Ampro
tape recorder, Kodak slide pro-
leetor, girls fine riding boots.
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c55S9HsED 5SHS MsgRSsAYY MsggRNSIsAY

able: 50 day, S25 wk. 10. b.SOi0,
RENTAL TOOLS q EQUIP. CO.
cONyEYORS for dirt, eindef blocks;
RENTAL TooLs & EoiuP. co.
COUCH. 3-cushioned, and char, in
good cond. :: tan and 1t. brown. Call
between IL and q pm. AD. 2-5133.
CR0sLEY ENGINE compiete with
transmission $50. 90. Write REoI-
NALD "a TRIGGER Rollins; Fork
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6QYf MVESTl
In . Hoinel pusinessl Land!
You can barn SIC. .Ooe Yr. Part Time
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0RGANs-Dial RE. 7.62i2, for
top allowance on your portable
Qrgan or piano. toward Q new
kleetronic organ with full per.
eussion. KITS fwashington's 9
81 saissi' NV. AIs1s Rs saSa,3 stSss 1880 O
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) THE AUDIO ROOM

1870 Conn. ave. NV. DE. 10000
HI-FT-complete quality Hi-H sys-
tenn. $3.50. Drop in and browse.
Listen 70 the top-yaiue Sony tape
deck. $50. Trade-ins: turntables,
ehangers. amplihers. tuners,
speakers, cabinets. Free parking.
Budget terms. Always friendly
courtesy service at
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$50. sf. 3-oSS6. '0ON e0
/ MI, CARBINE, excel; / Colt 2o-
conversion unit for Colt As auto;
/ winchester M-75 22 target
rife with sights, sling and shoot
ing Jacket. OIL. 2-2094, ask for
WAYNE,
1901 FIGURINEs and knick-knacks
New Years sale Saturday, Sunday
and Monday; csc to SO, at 260sA
Blueridge ave. Il blk. dn. from
cor. OF Georgia and BlueridRe
aves.). Wheaton, Md. Come and
you will buy when you see italian
imports. Williamsburg pottery.
bone china, etc. at these prices.
Open Q I'll q.
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OIL PAINTINGS

oriEinais: European artists; many
TO- choose from; up to oOs[1 on
retail $3.50 TO $50. Ho. 1896
ORGAN. Lowery, mahoeany anish.
2 keyboards. 13-foot pedals, glide
control. fun bass and percussion,
sESs sna seombinetions. I VI. old: $3.50.
MRS. SELLERS thome), FL. A.
6223: (ofaeel. RE. 7-311S.
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0RQANS AND PIANOS = Kift'1
stS1.S stwnsShinssonis sag &. isrss.s, s..,.M1 music
cations; Doyntcxn. 1880 O st.
9a;ws; b. ,5.62i2; Alsxandris,
sSs6: sethesda.0 0" 4s4c rsirmos; I'm S
ave, OIL. 6-167l. Suburban 4
stores open ewes. -
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ROOMS, R0UsEKEEPING
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ALEX.-Comfortable pvt. home: 2nd
d. pvt. rm.; settled man; excel.
meals. TIE: 6-7S49.
BRADLEY ARMS, 1926 19th st.
NV. s. Dupont 'cir.-Sgle., dble.
for nondrinking young people.
CAPITOL HILL, III ist st. ne
sgles, and dbles.: excel. food: 9
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FURNITURE

dsd-top rsnse. SIS; rciisHss;y bed. Bed.
81: living rm. set. Of sofa and 3
chairs, S22; old-style high head
BOARD bedstead wLbox springs and
foam rubber matt. $40. 4sSS d.
2sth st.. Apt. PA, Arl. Phone
WE. 1-1ebH
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ROOMS FURNIsRED-M.f

BRANCH AVE. S.E-Gentlemsn;
euiet neighborhcod; lse; rm with
semipvt. bath. LU. $4,000.
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REFRIGERATORS

Ares ,..s l:rses: :, fl9Or display, d fuzzy
PEERLESS SALES Co
2237 0eolEia Ave. AID 2-2IOO
Evening star., 1961-08-23
WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
M E 6 s Z Nc R

meaning "a carrier, courier.
Average mark is % words,
time limit, 25 minutes.
Rules of the game: l. Words must b.
OF four or more letters. .. Words Whici
acquire four letters by the addition O
IS" such as bats" cats" are no
used. 3. Only one form CT a word i
USED. 4. Proper names are not used.
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Temporary Job
Continues ~ Years

COLUMBUS, Ohio CAP).-
When the Ohio State Medical
Board needed a secretary, DR.
H. M. Platter agreed to try
the job for a while. Now he
figures it's someone else's turn
The tryout period has lasted
almost A years, and the doc
tor says: I've been here SO
long it's time someone els e
found out about medical Ii
censing."
Evening star., 1961-08-23
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Bridge Fables
Are Different
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD

In the old fables, the spend
thrift always comes to a bad
END to the accompaniment of
hoarse chuckles from the fru-
gal type. We write a different
kind of fable for bridge players.
South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
AA107
06
uQ1O8742
%743
WEST EAST
AJ965 AK432
1884 V73
b65 HKJ93
%K986 *QJ1O
SOUTH
AQ8
VAKJ1O952
HA
%A52
South West North East
~ Pass INT Pass
~ All Pass
Opening lead: Five of spades.
East wins the first trick with
the king of spades and South
has the chance to show wheth-
er he's an ant or a grass
hopper. If he's a frugal ant.
he hangs on to the queen of
spades and plays the eight of
spades on the first trick.
Back comes the queen of
clubs and South wins with the
ace. Now South must lose a
trump and two clubs even if
he cries his eyes out.
GraSShOpperS Win
That shrill snicker you hear
is from the grasshoppers. They
all managed to throw away the
queen of spades at the first
trick.
East returned the queen of
clubs against them, too. but
they took the ace of clubs,
caShed the two top hearts and
then led the carefully preserved
eight of spades. When West
played low, our grasshopper
friends finesSed with dummy's
10.
This finesse won, and the
ace of spades supplied a well
come discard. Score game and
rubber for the spendthrifts.
What would happen if East
had the jack of spades as well
as the king? In that case the
Spendthrifts would go down
two instead of one. The cost
would be only 100 points. The
difference between making
game and going down is 92O
points. In other words, South
is getting 81 odds on an even
money finesse.
Moral; False frugality fails,
a nd penny-pinchers perish
pitifully.
Daily Question
Partner bids one diamond
with neither side vulnerable.
The next player doubles (for
takeout), and you hold:
AA1O7 V6 Uo1O8742 +743
What do you say?
Answer: Bid four diamonds.
You may shut the enemy out
and at the worst you will de-
prive them of valuable bidding
room.
For SheinUold'S Sc = page
booklet, "A Pocket Guide to
Bridge" send Soc to Bridge
Book, The EUening Star, Bor
1913, Grand Central Station,
NelD York II, N. Y.
(Copyright, 1861, Gen. Features Corp.)
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Ansuer In SApnNIEx

snap, snip, soapy, sofa, span, spin,
Splny' spay. pains, pansy piano, piny,
PIMA pony, posy, ponS, pyin, nipa,
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Europe Auto
ruveI Sours

Nearly 275,000 Americans
will spend at least part Of the
1861 vacations in Europe trav-
cling by car, the American
Automobile Association esti-
mates.
AS Of November Is, the AAA
had issued 115,500 international
driver permits. and expected
the final figures for 1860 to
total $4,000. This Is q Is per
cent increase over the 1853
permit totals.
The AAA said this has come
about because Of the remaining
problem of finding adequate
hotel space in major cities dur
ing the high" season.
Because of the big jet planes,
finding transatlantic space in
1860 was not the problem 1t
had been in previous years. But
Americans found 1t difficult to
make all their hotel reserva-
tions until long after their
transportation arrangements
had been made.
The European hotel industry.
to escape rising costs around
metropolitan areas, the AAA
says, is turning more to out
lying areas. They are being
helped by European govern
ments through bodybuilding
programs and promotion slanted
to travel in "off-beat" sections.
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over there, until we strike
Johnston. This Is quite as i'm
portant as to whip him"
Forrest apparently had ex-
cellent intelligence reports on
Sturgis' route from the time
the Union commander left
Memphis, for-six days in ad-
vance--he picked Brices Cross
Roads as the place to en-
counter the enemy.
The Southern cavalry leader
set up his forces in q crescent
looking toward Brices Cross
Reads. During the night of
June 8 his scouts brought word
that the Federal troops had
encamped at Stubs Farm, 10
miles west Of the crossroads.
Armies March
In the early morning Of June
10. both armies set out toward
one another.
The first clash occurred a
short distance east Of Brices
Cross Roads. and here For
rest brought into play his
motto Of getting there first
with the most" His men
reached the area far in ad-
vance Of the main body Of
Union troops.
Forests dismounted cavalry
units were also moving in to
attack. at several other points
north and south in q modified
pincers maneuver designed to
cut the Federal Army into two.
BY the middle of the after
noon, with his troops forced
back to the crossroads, Sturgis
gave the order to withdraw. A
great many Of his men-the
force totaled S.100 as opposed
to the Confederacy's $500
had not yet made 1t across
Tishomingo Creek. and the
fighting at the crossroads had
become hand to hand.
The withdrawal turned into
q panicky rout when q wagon
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THE SITES OF WAR-16
The Long Line Is Saved

overturned on the Tishomingo
Greek Bridge. blocking the re-
moval Of heavy equipment.
During the day-long strug-
gle. the Union forces lost 223
killed. 394 wounded and 1923
missing. Confederate losses
were SO killed and 396 wounded.
Most Of the missing turned
up as prisoners of war. Forrest
captured 1.500 men. 48 cannon,
and Sturgis' supply train.
The Unions rout at Brices
Cross Roads brought about
what is perhaps the highest
price in history to be put on a
mans head-the Treasury Of
the United States.
Sherman, impressed by the
brilliance Of Forests maneu-
vers in the battle, ordered his
Memphis commander to make
up a force and 60 out to follow
Forrest to the death. II it costs
10000 lives and breaks the
Treasury"
The National Battlefield Site
commemorating the struggle
has no park personnel in at
tendance, but further informa-
ton about the site and the
battle is available from the
superintendent. Natchez Trace
Parkway. Tupelo. Miss. J.
NEXT: Kennesaw Noun
tain.
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ALL AT SEA s,s.i
CuribbeIun
Dates Set
ByVictoriu

The M. s. Vistoria, worlds
newest luxury liner designed
from keel to mast for luxury
cruising. will make two sailings
from Boston this spring, Carib-
bean Cruise Lines. Inc. Of
Washington. has announced.
An eight-day voyage to Ber-
muda. Nassau and back to Bos-
ton on April "A has been sched-
uled. Victoria win Immediately
re-embark on q five-day trip
to Bermuda on April %.
Designed so all cabins are
toutside staterooms with private
bath. the 20, ,000-ton vessel car
ries 500 passengers, but no
cargo.
American Export Lines is ac-
cepting one-way bookings to or
from IA ports on the March IL
Springtime Cruise Of the Con-
stitution to the Mediterranean.
These are: Canary Islands, Gil
braltor, Palermo. Istanbul. Pi-
raeus, Alex an ndria, Beirut,
Haifa, Naples. Cannes, Genoa,
Barcelona, Palma and Lisbon.
- HRa
Grace Line has sold the IT,
000-ton Santa Rosa to q Greek
steamship company.
The vessel has been laid up
in Hoboken, N. j.. since entry
Of her namesake into service
in 1858.
One Of the first passenger
liners converted to troop car
rying, she ferried over 1O0,0 900
passengers and took part in
the landings in North Africa,
Sicily and the invasion Of
Southern France.
4 u AA
The time-saving car-ferry
service inaugurated between
Italy and Greece last year will
be renewed for the coming
tourist season beginning
March Is.
The ferries sail between
Brindisi, on the heel Of Italy,
to the Greek ports Of Corfu,
Igoumenitsa and Patras.
Evening star., 1961-01-15
Jopun Caters
To Traveller

Japan has Q couple Of new
"gimmicks" designed to lure
the tired and thirsty traveller.
One consists Of rotating
mountaintop observation tow
ers. You don't even have to
walk around the towers to get
q view. The tower just re-
wolves slowly, so you can relax
Evening star., 1961-01-15

In one spot but get different
perspectives.
Most Of the new buildings
have both enclosed and open
areas. In many cases, they are
linked with lower slopes by
aerial cable cars. One Of the
most spectacular Of these merry
go-round observatories is at
Hakone, and commands q fine
view Of Full, Japan's sacred
mountain.
The other gimmick Is canned
highballs.
The japanese Tourist As
sociation reports that these are
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Frankfort Plans
500-Room Hotel

A new 500-room hotel in the
West German financial center
of Frankfurt will be built by
Intercontinental Hotels Corp
grafton.
The $40 million hostelry is
scheduled for completion in
the summer Of 1868. It will be
owned by a German corpora
tion and operated by INC. The
hotel will face the Main River
between Untedmainkai and
Gueleutstrasse. two blocks from
the main railroad station in the
center Of the city.
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One Of the smallest Of the
Federal areas marking q Civil
War battlefield site Is that at
5rices Gross Roads.
You have to look sharply as
Eou drive along Mississippi
state Route 207 west from
Baldwin, or you may miss it.
The 1-acre National Battle
deld Site is q masterpiece Of
symmetrical simplicity.
In the center Of the wire
fenced inclosure is q white
tone monument, flanked by q
2air of Civil War cannon. Tab
cts and maps describe the
homentous events Of June 10,
1854.
There is that, and the flag
pole, and little else.
But the iron gate, with its
uuiare brick posts. is always
spen. And from the small in
lcsure there Is a magnificent
new of the battlefield.
It was at Brices Cross Roads
hat that devil Forrest"-the
[onfederacy's Brig. Gen. Ma
han Bedford Forrest-put to
rout a Union force nearly three
lines his own strength.
Keeping Him Busy
Although 1t was an ignomin-
Jus defeat for the Union. 1t
vas one event in o strategy
designed to keep Forrest occu-
,ied In Mississippi. and thus
,rotect Sherman's long line Of
supply during hiAmarch to the
ea.
Sherman, under orders to de-
troy the Southern Army Of
Zen. Joseph E. Johnston. had
snongh on his hands without
worrying about the deft cavalry
# Forrest harassing his supply.
rains.
So it was that a large force
;lnder Union Gen. 8. d.
sturgis marched out Of Mem
ohis with orders to detain
Forrest in Mississippi with as
much Of the enemy as you can
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70 help the Washington oreo troveIer
in his visits TO historic sites during
the Civil Wor Centennial. The Stor
is presenting in its troveI poses this
series describing those sites. This
Is the 18th.
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SOLD at liquor shops and gro soda water you have can
ceries Each can contains opener glass ice handy
shot OF blended whiskey plus you just open and pour
Evening star., 1961-01-15

MIAMI BEACH, FLA.
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them up
blackheads, so they float out with normal washing
And cLEARAs1L works at the source of the backhead
problem by drying up excess skin oil which can clog
pores cLEAAsn is greaseless, stainless, pleasant to
leave on day and night for uninterrupted medication.
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