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Evening star., 1961-08-20
AhNDhAh
COOL,
REALTORS

so. 5-e1oo REALTORS
ALEXANDRIA AREA-off Mt. Yer
non Pkwy. A refined family of
modest means will be proud TO
own this sparkling 3 bedrm. brick
rambler with screened porch and
garage, on quiet cul-de-sac.. Large
lot with trees. Price $4,000. with
large So loan and low settlement
cost. Terms somewhat flexible 10
qualified buyer. An excellent buy.
You should take a look and see
for yourself. No high pressure
salesmanship will be used by this
firm
BERNICE CARTER DAVIS
REALToR SO. 5-5s44
ALEXANDRIA AREA, air eond.
contemporary, frame. in Al
cond., s bedrms.. with big closets,
or use one as family rm. All elec.
KIT. Beautiful fenced yard with
grape arbor covered patio. Per
manent flower beds. Buses for
all schools at doors. This was
TO be my retirement home but
asthamtic child forces immedi-
ate move. sacrifice at S2l,65O,
but you must have $4,000 and
I'll carry end. so. 6-6513.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

ALEX. AREA-Centrally air condi-
toned. GI no money down, owner
vii pay settlement; brick rambler
living room with fireplace, spa
ciouS kitchen; finished basement
with 4th bedroom, 2 baths; full
price, S20,5OO.
CALL NOW TIE. 6-4l15
Evening star., 1961-08-20

ALEX;-Cozy 3-bedrm. home; fire,
pl. n liv. rm.. sep. din. anC
breakfast rms. panel. den, ampll
storage space, lge. attr. yd.; walk
olst schools. shopping. LeavinI
are are must sell: $4,000; OWNER
Evening star., 1961-08-20

ALEX. AREA-oniy $46O down for
Gated on bus line; living room,
dining room. equipped kitchen; rec.
room in basement; patio; fenced
yard; full price, S12,950.
CALL NOW TIE. 6-4115
WELLINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1961-08-20
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
(CONIlNUEp)

COLLEGE PARK-New 3-bedrm.
rambler: lge kit, full bsmt; eony.
bus schools. Sl6.50O. 952b 4sth
ave. OWNER-BUILDER, WA. =
Evening star., 1961-08-20

ALEX. AREA, Huntington sub. divi-
ision, Brick semi-detached; 2 bed
rms, lily. nm, din. rm. and equip.
kit, full bsmt with finished rec.
nm, and bar; fenced yd.; S11, 800
FHA avail: with low. dn. pymt
Evening star., 1961-08-20

ALEX. AREA. sunny Ridse-Year-
old rambler: 8 bedrms., III baths.
rec. rm.. full bsmt.. cor. lot. SlS.-
$50, BY OWNER. so. 5-2S91.
ALEXANDRIA. off Seminary I'd;
Baileys X-rds.-2-yr -old split
level in new area. 4 bedrms., 2
baths. family rm.. fully equip.
kit. bsmt. with firepl Aluminium
siding. Lge. fenced back yd. COW
cred with trees: S25,750. From
Shirley hwy, north 7/10 mi. on
Seminary rd to Fillmore. ave,
left 3 blks. to Gary ave. left 10
5644 Gary ave. HU. 1-92S7.
Evening star., 1961-08-20
TRACER
.Iu. S-37nO

REALTORS Ju. $4,000
MARLBORO REALTY
2-Story frame, 3-bedrm., oil heat
4, mr.. Upper Marlboro.
4-bedrm. brick, modern, new con-
dition, a-acre lot, Largo I'd. nr
Upper Marlboro.
For lot-acreage-farms, Pr. deorRe,
County T.. C. DULEY, Agent, eve.
nings and Sun. MA, 7-349l
office MA. 7-256O.
Evening star., 1961-08-20

ALEX. AREA-Beautiful, 4 bedroom
English Tudor; spacious living
room, fireplace, separate dining
room, equipped kitchen; carport;
sliding glass doors to covered pa
ito; . baths: radiant heat; luxurt-
Gus living with moderate cost;
only S29,950.
CALL NOW TIE 6-4l15
Evening star., 1961-08-20

ALEX. AREA-No money down CT
vacant. immediate possession: A.
bedroom brick home; excellent To-
cation. living room. equipped
kitchen, den, IL baths. Owner
must sell, priced below appraisal
only S15,950.
CALL NOW TIE. 6-41l5
Evening star., 1961-11-19

sistant United States Attorney
Thomas Flannery.
No statement from Washing
ton was presented by Mr.. Flan-
merry. and the Government did
not introduce evidencs identi-
flying him as having been at
the scene Of the fatal shooting
Of the grocer.
All OF the youths originally
had been charged with first
degree murder. in addition to
the robbery and unauthorized
use charges. A firSt-degree con-
viction would have resulted in
a mandatory death penalty. but
the second-degree conviction of
four Of the youths will carry
only Jail terms.
After the Jury had notified
Judge Charles F. Mclaughlin
of the verdict. the Judge praised
Mr.. Flannery and the nine
court-appointed defense lawyers
for their zeal in presentation of
the case to the panel.
The Judge also commended
the jury for its attentiveness
during what he termed a long,
detailed and complicated case. "
The five youths had been
with taking a car from
near the Star building. then
driving to the spot where Mr..
Schery was shot. The grocer's S
wifes' pocketbook was taken
from her at the same time with
about $4G9 in it.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Park, Macarthur
Hold Conference

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (AP)
Chung Hee Park, head
of the South Korean govern
conferred for an hour
today with Gen. Douglas Mac
Arthur.
Neither would comment aft
on the substance of
their talk,
Gen. Park was accompanied
to Gen MacArthur's Waldorf
Astoria suite by II Kwon
Chung. South Korean Ambas-
sador to the United States;
500 Young Lee, South Korean
Ambassador to the United Ma
tions, and Donald Macdonald
a State Department official in
charge of Korean affairs.
These are my boys" Gen.
Macarthur said as he posed
with the officials for photog-
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Of a six-man crew from Ma
rineland fell out of a small
boat and almost into the net
with the whale. Mr.. Callan-
drino and two other men were
trying to put a moose around
the mammal after it became
entangled in the net. He was
quickly retrieved.
Marineland officials say the
lS-fcot whale will be housed
in a tank.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
4 D. {. Youths
Found Guilty in
Store Staying
By PHIL THOMAS
star staff Writer

A District Court jury last
night found four of five youths
guilty of a second degree mur-
der in the Staying last Deem
Der OF Victor Schery, a grocer.
After IS hours of delibera-
ton. which started about 4:30
pm. Friday, ths jury made its
decision at 10 pm.
The verdict was reached aft
er three full weeks of testi-
mony.
Found guilty of second de-
gree murder, robbery and un-
authorized use of a vehicle
were Leon Jackson, %, Of the
5100 block of Twenty-fourth
street Sc; Charles S. Cole
man, 20. of the $500 block of
Sayles place Sc; Carl 4. Ia
tum, 10, of the 54O0 block of
Fifth street NV. and James
Dykes, 26, of the 100 block OF
Sumner road Sc.
The jury found the fifth de-
fendant in the case. James V.
Washington. 20, of the 900
block of Fifth street Sc. guilty
only of unauthorized use of a
vehicle and not guilty of the
Second-degree murder and
robbery charges.
Mr.. Schery, IS, was shot two
days before Christmas last
year near his store, the Humpty
Dumpty Market, in the 44OO
block of Sheriff road NE.
During the trial, statements
given police by jackson, Cole
man and Tatum were read to
the jury. A statement that
Dykes made to a friend. say
ing he had been involved in
a robbery and was leaving town
also was introduced into the
evidence by the prosecutor As
Evening star., 1961-11-19
6-Hour Struggle
Ends in Capture
OF Killer Whale

NEWPORT BEACH, Calf.
Nov. l8 (AP).-Six determined
men struggled six hours today
before capturing a two-ton
killer whale. possibly the first
Of its kind ever taken alive.
The whale was caught in a
net, loaded onto a truck and
hauled off to a new home at
Marineland, an oceanarium 30
miles north of here.
William F. Monahan, Ma
rineland general manager, said
he believes this is the first time
such a whale has been cap
tured.
The battle attracted an esti-
mated 5000 people on shore
and 40 or so boats the coast
guard said.
Frank Callandrino, member
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Prince Philips Aide
On Yacht Found Dead

COWES. England. Nov. 10
tAP) Olive Smith. 30, yachts
man and professional captain
of Prince Philips racing yacht
Bluebottle, was found shot
dead at his home here today.
Police said there was no sus-
picion Of foul play. A shotgun
was found next to the body.
Prince Philip is accompanying
Queen Elizabeth II on a state
visit to Ghana.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Puper Towel Keeps
SAC, 900 Will Dry

MEMPHIS CAP).-Despite its
unusual appearance, the will
left by the late Mrs. Blanche T.
Williams of Memphis was ac-
cepted without a quibble by Pro-
bate Court.
Mrs. Williams had scrawled
her will-covering an estate of
about $4,000 on a small
paper towel.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
HAND-CUT AND
HAND-POLISHED
GLASS; SPECIAL
each 29c and 5Oc
dozen, 2.99 and 4.9o

Remarkable savings timed for spork-
ling holiday entertaining. All four
shom-bottom glasses shown ore hand
cut and polished for extra beauty and
sparkle.
A. "GoId Bond," "" gold tone band
on l2-ounce tunbIer, l5-ounce double
oId-foshioned, 5-ounce juice, 4-ounce
cocktail or 7-ounce old fashioned.
Each, Soc, II for 400
B. and D. Zephyr" end Holiday" by
Susquehonno in 5-ounce juice, 10, Il
and l4-ounce tunnbIers, oId-foshioned
and cocktoiI glasses. Each,
2oc, IL for 2.99
C. Flute" by MononeoheIo with lovely
bose cutting. 6-ounce juice, 10, Il
and l4-ounce tunbIers, standard and
ubIe-oId-foshioned. Eoch,
Soc, IL for 4,99
Evening star., 1961-11-19

Art is like pregnancy. The
delivery can be very painful
Sut it is marvelous!"
My favorite work" he con-
cluded, lis the one which !
will make tomorrow.
Evening star., 1961-11-19
Tomlorrow's Work
Is Lipchitz' Fovorite

About so years ago in a small
Lithuanian town, young boy
was moulding figures from any
materials he could get, even
bread.
Today, now a man Of 20,
Jacques Lipchitz is still mold
ing figures, mostly in bronze.
He has become one of the
worlds most important sculp-
tors. In so working years, he
has contributed more than 200
works of art. None is on display
in Washington
Even before I saw sculpture.
/ wanted to become a sculptor,
ne said yesterday in an inter
view. Later on, when 1 learned
that what 1 was doing was an
art. I wanted to become that
kind of artist"
Mr.. Lipchitz is in town for
the week end to attend a small
dinner party honoring his
biographer, Irene Patai, whose
book. Encounters" is being
published this year.
CrOSSrOad OF Art
He went from high school to
Paris in 1909 to study. There
he became a part of what is
now known as the Paris
School," Other members in
cluded Modigliani, Leger
Matisse, and his close friends
Picasso, Braque and Girls,
I'VE weren't school
then" he smiled. The name
was given later. We were all
artists working alone, getting
together sometimes to discuss
our work"
Il belong" he said" to a
generation of artists and sculp-
tors" Explaining the birth Of
modern art, he said: I'VE felt
the necessity to blow up the
existing form of art. With our
blown-up pieces we made a new
puzzle, more adequate for our
times"
"We were in a kind of cross
road" he continued. I'VE felt
the necessity to create works Of
art taking in all the elements
of observation. human expert
ence and emotion"
Art Like Pregnancy
What 1 mean" Mr.. Lipchitz
said. lis that when we looked
at a leaf, we did not translate
it as such. We tried to translate
it in an eSthetic sense"
Mr.. Lipchitz was brought to
the United States in the early
l940s by the Museum of Modern
Art in New York shortly before
the Nazis moved into Paris, a
direct threat to him because he
is Jewish.
He has been living in New
York since. He works now from
his studio in his home in West
chester County, turning out.
piece after piece of sculpture,
from busts to gates for chapels
to museum works.
Il have a compulsion about
my work." Mr.. Lipchitz said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
Q ACRES CLOSE IN
ARLINGTON
HOUSES 10 BUILD

ARCHITECT-BUILDER will plan
and build a home to fit your needs
on your lot; minimum $4,000.
I'M 3-9A07
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30

PVT. PARTY, new in area needs
8 or 4-bedrm. home, immed.: can
pay small down pymt. and lge.
option to buy. BOX 393-X. Star
WANT TO BUY two 3-b.r. brick
or so. Mr.. ROBERTSON, WA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30

ONE OF MARYLAND'S solid auto
mobile businesses. A complete pack
age, $59,600. Apply to BOX 25S-X,
Star.
PA. AVE. Sc, 1905 and 1905
store and office front, with ware
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Calvert County, Nd.
IA. $500

CalVerC county, MO.
SA ACREs-wooded. on Mill Greek,
protected deep harbor to chesa-
PATUxENT RIVER acres on
river, 4,bedrOOm home. A bargain
CHESAPEAKE BAY Large Bay
front lot In area Of beautiful
homes. Wide sandy beach. Priced
below market.
BROOMES ISLAND acres 'front.'
ing river. Mod. 3-bedrm. home,
artesian well, pier. A beautiful
small estate with protected harbor
cREEK%Modern masonry
home, Ia acres OF land fronting
800 It. on water. Private Soft.
pier. bath house, artesian well,
complete privacy. An unusual
Is ACRsEEs-pirect waterfront on
Solomon's Harbor; protected deep
water. Perfect for marina or
PATUxENT manifestations s.
bedrm. rambler in pvt. wooded
setting with pvt. waterfront and
pier on deep water. convenient to
lower Patuxent and Ches. Bay;
AAAS NNoAbhNA bAlu SuntOIll
built for use OF corp. exec, and
their guests, one OF the incest
estates in the Solomons area.
50 ACRES-Oyer 2,O0O-it. frontage
on. Chesapeake Bay; site OF early
Colonial manor house. MAGNIFICENT
wooded setting,
MILL CREEK-New masonry cot
taEe; mod. kit, bath; pvt. pier;
% g AAtcSREs-over 1,oOo-tt. frontar.
on Patuxent River and protected
cove. 3 houses. 2 piers, good land
PATUxENT RIVER acres ad.
Joining historic estate in highly
restricted area. Waterfront on botf
sides. Protected harbor in rear
Open river in front. A most un-
usual opportunity for the discrim.
cHEsAPEAKE BAYS bedrm,..
mod. kit, bath, heat, extra shower
in basement. Assume long-term
mortgage at S65 per month.
PRIVATE POINT on Patuxent Har-
bor' 2 acres with 1,000-ft. front.
home; 2S-ft. cruiser, skift and
cupboard; well handicapped and
private, fine environment.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FRONT-At.
tTactiVe cottage in quite family
community: $3.50.
COVE POINT - Lovely masonry
succeed white home looking out
over this wide ocean-type beach
paneled liv. rm., with fireplace
new cleo. unit kit, tile bath, 2
bedrms.. drive-in garage. 2-bedrm
and a-bath guest wing, all at
trRctively furnished: air cond. in
all rooms, well suited for retire
ment OF summer entertaining
S17,500.
]. B. Waters & Assoc
Prince Frederick, Md.
Phone 214 and ASS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30

AL STERN OFFERS
l. Conn. Ave. Restaurant
Large seating capacity. lots Of
whisky sales: beautifully equip.
lO-year lease; priced right.
2. Wis. Ave. Restaurant
Coy atmosphere, closed Sundays;
manager operated: $4,000 down.
3. Sandwich Shop-Dntwn.
$4,000 a week; large net: beauti-
July equipped; opportunity Of a
4. y-Out-Downtown
$1,000 a week; all paper carry out;
rent Sl25, terrific net; price.
$4,000; little cash down.
5. Rock n Roll-Downtown
Seats 100: excellent money maker:
priced right.
6. WhiSky-Lounge
Near Union Station; rent, $3.50: o
terrific opportunity.
7. Tavern-N.W.
Does $1,000 a week; all bar; no
entertainment. THIS IS A REAL
BAR-TAvERN. Priced right.
8. Clothing Store, NV.
Handles clothes. jewelry, shoes;
can be gotten for less than the
stock, Little cash needed TO re-
sponsible party.
8. Valet Shop-Downtown
Owner quotes $3.50 net week: total
price, $4,000 LSB.
10. Gift ShopAGeorgetown
Beautifully large double-windoW
store, beautiful display. Oowner
sick, must be sold; priced right,
AL STERN
FE. 3-246S ST. 3-se76
AN EXCELLENT service station OPP
portunity exists for the Alexan-
dria resident Wis would like to
assume an established profitable
business on Mt. Vernon ave. The
death OF the former operator ne
cessitates sale Of business to settle
estate. For further information
contact E. M. Ward, LA. $4,000,
ext. 10; ewes. JU. S-p373.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
fSNATIkIIIEHN

WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
houses in all sections Of the D. C.
area. No charge for our appraisal
Over so years service. FLOYD F.
DAVIS CO., Realtors, 1929 K st.
NV. MA. S-0352; eyes,, JU. 9-2559.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30

WE NEED LIsTINGs-Our large
staff can get quick results. HART
MAN RLTY. Realtors, LU. 4-3400,
WE PAY ALL Cash for d. c. prop
erty regardless Of cond. Immed.
sstjr To. 10000. OIL. ,o-s716.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HANDY MAN - Opport. to finish
house and dole. money; 2 bedrms.,
bath almost fin, rest Of house
not completed; Ia acres. mr..
Dulles Airport Lumber, einder
blocks on land; $500. Hay
market, Va, PL. 4-3723.
LOVELY Groom country home;
tull bsmt.; 2 acres; $4,000; mr..
Marshall. va; For further info'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tcoNTiNuEo)

BAR-Liauor and beer; good NV.
sec; short hrs, closed Sundays.
Well-equipped, low overhead; S17,-
500. tn. 2-4313.
BAR-RESTAURANT FOR LEASE
st. Mary'S Co., Nd. Legal slot ma
chimes. Established business on
main hwy. BOX 1851, Star.
800
BAR AND RESTAURANT, MONT
GOMERY COUNTY; we'll estab-
lished. good parking. low down
payment. MONTGOMERY REAL
TY, JU. $4,000.
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- r.. THE BEATEN PATH

close enough to It Tor COM
'ng to D. c. 81 gently rolling
5 with excellent view Of noun
s plus long frontage on Bull
|. Old home, partly modernized,
ole and other farm bldgs. Beauty
'lts like this one are rapidly dis
a -pearinR from the market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30

ROCKVILLE corner properties.
CT zoned, on heavily Travelled
streets. Ideal to build and rent
for. small investors. Also. Q acres
with large frontage on Rockville
pike for 81 rs so, II, strategically
located. GLEN j. KOEPENICK 4
co. Pc. 2-5262. Ewes, Pc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
ACT NOW
nv L NV"
E. D. Haas Real Estate

u. Q. RT. so ct Arcola, Va.
RID ! Chantilly
FAirview 1856. 7-3313. 7-5579.
PRINCE WILLIAM co.
4 level acres bordering on creek.
with fine 4-bedrm., 2-bsth brk:
homes sep. din. rm., full bsmt.
with firepl.; oil hot-water base
board heat: small barn: garden
already planted. Just redec.
3 acres with 3-bedrm. frame house
and small barn.
G-bedrm., 2-bath masonry home;
2-car garage; on l Il acres foI
ARROW REALTY, Realtor
Dumfries, Va. TR. S-414n
Ewes. TR. 5-5056 or LY. 4-237s
/ OR 2 PARCELS of land, less than
rs acres, small house. OWNER
BR. $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-05-21
SATURDAY. vi
Evening. Cont.
7.00 a AMEPIcAN cTVII WAP
Evening". Cont.

700 @ AMERICAN CIVIL WAR.
History "Appomattox" Pictorial SYM
phony Of the laughter and tears that sur
rounded Lees tragic surrender to Grant
after the Battle of Five Forks.
q SHOTGUN SLADE.
Detective
7:3o @ BONANZA.
Western. l Hour elizabeth My Love"
Ben Cartwright, nursing Adam through
crisis, reminisces about his life with his
late wife.
@ HARBoR COMMAND.
Adventure. Wendell Corey stars
Cd THE ROARING 2os.
Drama ! Hour Million Dollar Suit"
Pat Garrison donald May gets his news
paper in million dollar libel suit and
loses his job Rex Reason. Dorothy
Provine
Cd PERRY MASON.
Mystery l Hour "The Case Of the
GrumbIine Grandfather" Perry Mason is
called on to defend youth charged with
Staying his girl friends estranged hus-
band Raymond Burr
800 Cd CITY REPORTER.
Drama. "Coumnist"
$50 q THE TALL MAN.
Western. Death or Taxes" Garrett ap-
points Billy the Kid as a temporary mar
shaI to help collect taxes from a railroad
representative and his IawIess gang.
g IMPACT.
Drama. That Woman"
q LEAVE IT TO BEAVER.
Comedy Beavers Frogs" Jerry Mathers,
Tony Dow
q CHECKMATE.
Mystery. l Hour. "The Thr-Seeker"
young widows wealthy mother-n-Iaw
wants her slain. Anthony George, Doug
Mcclure, Susan Oliver.
900 % THE DEPUTY.
Western "The OeathIy Quiet" Two Army
81 The Surdov Sko, TV kI....:.
Evening star., 1961-05-21

deserters terrorize Silver City when they
launch a hoIdup spree with stolen guns
q BOLD JOURNEY.
Adventure Return Of Ninei Waycama" "
q LAWRENCE WELK SHOW.
Variety Hour The Champagne Music
Makers Norma Zimmer the Lennon
Sisters and others
0 q THE NATIONS FUTURE.
Public Affairs l Hour Should NAT0
Be a NucIear Power?" Guests Profess
sor Henry A. Kissinter Of Harvard and
Mai Gen John B. Medaris
- nnIIEn nFnnN
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Easy As Apple Pie.

the traditional two-crust apple pie is
avoiding a big air space beneath the
upper crust, making the shell look empty.
Pre-cOoking the filling will shrink it
in advance and prevent collapse. An
other suggestion is to eliminate the top
crust entirely. Other variants are a no
crust pie, and pie that isn't even pie
but just pie effect from baked apples
But, however you slice ii, any one of
these pies should establish your culinary
reputation as the best apple-pie maker
since Nom.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

THAT all-American symbol, apple
Il pie like mother used to make" is
more often dream than reality. Easy
as apple pie" doesn't mean there's moth
ing to making a good one. The home
baked variety can be disappointment
to cook and family alike, and restaurant
patrons ordering it often get a cold,
gluey wedge. To help restore this robust
dessert to its deserved pinnacle, here
are several tips for pie bakers, as recon-
mended by the Fresh Fruit Association.
One of the prime problems in baking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19

loses many of his followers and faces
showdown with renegade Indians. Mala
Powers stars as Rebecca and his three
children are played by Kelvin, Brian and
Kerry corcoran.
q TWENTIETH CENTURY.
History. "Minuteman!" The success
story of Americas first soIid-fuel IcBM.
Walter cronkite. narrator.
90 q SHIRLEY TEMPLE SHOW.
Drama. Color ! Hour. "The Princess
and the COLLINS" A group Of sour sub
jeets-havin9 been turned into COLLINS
by their king and banished to a kingdom
below eround-vows to harm the kings
daughter Shirley TempIe) before her 18th
birthday. Jack Cling. Irene HeVey, Jack
Weston, Alice Pearce and others appear.
q FNE-STAR FEATURE.
Movie Ia Hours. VI Was An Ad-
ventures" 1910. jewel thief re-
nounces crime. Erich Won Stroheim.
Richard Greene.
q LASSIE.
Drama. Jimmy zion ProVos) and Lassie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-19
SUNDAY N
| MAR.
10

make new friend and rush to his de-
Tense when their almost-tame pet coyote
Is accused of killing chickens. Eugene
Martin is featured.
7:30 q MAVERICK.
Western l Hour. "TripIe Indemnity"
Bart Maverick tJack Kelley knows he
faces death but won't believe his best
friend is to pull the trigger. Peter
Breck plays Doc Holiday.
q DENNIS THE MENACE.
Comedy. Dennis tJay North tries to
buy his dad (Herb Anderson gift with
Confederate money.
800 q NATIONAL VELVET.
Drama. "The Swndle" Two conf
dence men dupe Velvet tLor Martini into
believing that King is not legally hers.
Sunday Listinss Cont. on Next Pose
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And il stonds TO rsoSon ihot the other fomovS
brond- owners who srodsd in their old sets for q
MVnsz weren't so pleased with ~hot they hod
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st. PauPs Episcopal Church
was the scene Of the wedding of
Carol Ruth Neitzel, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl W. Nett
eel. 910 Dresden rd., Cleveland
Heights and David P. Ratliff.
son Of Mrs. Gertrude Ratliff of
Middletown, Ohio. Rev. Chave
McCracken officiated at the
4:30 service Saturday, June
18th.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a peau de
sole dress trimmed in Alencon
lace. A pearl crown held her
silk net and she carried white
roses, stephanotis and a white
orchid.
Maid of honor was Bonnie
Bank Of Cincinnati, college
roommate Of the bride. Mrs.
Thomas wen of Bowling
Green, Ohio was bridesmaid and
junior bridesmaid was Kathe-
rine Tachau of Louisville, KY.
The brides niece, Susan NJ.
Tachau of Louisville, and the
bridegroom's cousin NJ e ! a nj e
Coldiron Of Monroe. Ohio were
flower girls. Miss Bank and
Mrs. Bowen wore soft pink
chiffon gowns with the former
carrying pink carnations and
Mrs. Bowen, pink carnations
and blue delphinium. Katherine
and Susan wore pink organza
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the anthem The Path of Pray
er" by Voris and as the offer
tory Faith, Hope and Love" by
Shelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cary
will be host and hostess for the
day. A strawberry festival on
the church lawn beginning at
6:30 p. m, Thursday, June
29th will be sponsored by the
Women's Association.