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Evening star., 1961-05-14

National open last year In
Denver, when he said he was
as good a SHOEMAKER as ever,
but his nerves were out of
control on short puts.
Jim Gaquin, the reliable
field secretary of the PGA,
reports that Ford's drop form
the top 10 in money winnings
for 10 straight years to virtual
oblivion this year centers
around failure to make puts
of from 4 to 6 feet.
Its skill, not luck, that
makes the difference on 4 to
6 foot puts" Ford reports
I'm missing so many that I'm
trying to chip closer to the
hole, and as a result I'm
yipping the chip shots"
Mayer says he has developed
a frenzy on the putting sur
face that has put him in a
defensive frame of mind.
This game takes a lot OF
thought, brains and as
surance," Mayer said. II don't
have the assurance now. You
can't keep your nerves if the
confidence isn't there"
And apparently time on the
tour is not the answer. Ford
probably has played in more
tournaments in 10 years than
any other player. Mayer, due
to a broken elbow, was out
most of last year.
AS Ford, Hogan and Mayer
have said. putting is conf
dence. The first short putt you
miss leads to all the troubles.
Louise SuggS, one Of the all
time greats of women's golf
will give a clinic at Kenwooc
Evening star., 1961-05-14

fringe for a par-four on Is
while Green missed the green
to the right, Clipped short, and
missed a 10-footer.
Ronnie RICHTER Of the Terps
tied for 9Th with 73-76-149.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
TEE TO GREEN
By MERRELL WHrTTLEsEY

1t not be consolation the club member
whose putting has turned but both Doug Ford
of the leading moneywnners of all time and Dick Mayer
of the National Open and the world championship
Tam o. Shaner in 1857 blame the yps" for their recent
miseries.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Dentist Golfer Wins

WENTWORTH, England,
May 13 (AP) Ian Caldwell,
30-year-old British dental sur
geon, defeated Gordon Clark
at the 37th hole for the Eng
lish amateur golf champion
ship today.
Evening star., 1961-05-14
Times Listed
For rPro-Am

Forty-three pros are sched-
uled to tee off tomorrow in
the Middle Atlantic PGA pro-
am golf tournament at Chest
nut Ridge Country Club, Balti-
more.
The starting times:
FIRST TEE
e:30-John Musser. s:37-Bul Bss-
sieF, S:44-Billy Smith, s5S-Jimmy
Myers 9:12-Ward Burgess, 9:26-
John ODonnell. 9:33-Ed Graefe,
9;40-Dick Geinsinger. 9:47-Andy
Gibson, 9:54-Don Beach, lO:0l-Bob
Shuh, lO:0S-Dick Mullen, lOI5-
care Emery, ln:22-Joe Vaeth, 1929
Henry Gerard.
p.m.-Paul Hayilland, 1:O7-
FRANK lnvernizzi, l:14-Bill Clarke,
l:S33-BBo6 Moran ;42-Art Jones
Hale, Hale, 2:1o-Vic conte, 2:i7-carl
TENTH TEE
steve Tobssh. ss4GGserEe scSs4G9senn' Jasociv., g;aiw
lO:0l-Charles Herling. iO:OS-Dick
Frank Tenney. I0:29-Charies smith
Il p.m.-George Pigott. l:l4-Dick
Whetzle, l:21-Ron Bakich, l:2S-
Billy Phillips, 1:35-John JendraSak.
l42-Hugh Mcclellan, l:i9-Nelson
Lee. l:56-Larry Hogan, 2:03-Jimmy
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

full of Frutcake before the busy
flavor NoBake Frutcake has holidays Begin 1t travels well to
every oldfashoned say "Happy Holiday to far
goodness friends stays fresh and
without baing moist in the refrigerator for
made from base of graham month For longer storage freeze
cracker crumbs, marshmalows it!
and fruit juice blended to NoBake Frlitcake holiday
giant perfection creamy treat the family the
evaporated milk. sons best greeting for guests
Make this festive No-Bake Try it soon.
New NoBake Frutcake
2y3 cup Pet Evaporated Milk / cup broken Wanuts
6 cups miniature Marsh 1 cup Canded Fruit
malows ia Canded Red Cherries
6 Tablesp frozen Orange cups Graham Cracker
Juice concentrate, Crumbs
diluted / teasp. Cinnamon
34 cup cutup Dates 1 teasp Nutmeg
3/4 cup Raisins 1/2 teasp Cloves
Cook and stir evaporaed milk marhmalows and juice
Squart medium heat until marsh
maows melt Take off heat and stir until we'll blended dates
wanuts canded fruit anded red cherries and mixture
graham crumbs and cloves Press
mixture firmly into ring mold or loaf pan
with paper Cover fruitcake tightly and chill days
before serving Makes lbs.
NOTE To make large NoBake Fruitcake double the recipe
press mixture into 9nch angel cake Makes lbs.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Jump Club chaIks
Up Another First

The Sky Hi Pioneers chalked up
another first by making the first
night Jump in the valley. They
make the jump at $3.50 pm. over
Thunderbird II airfield.
Those jumping, according to
Charles Merritt, pilot Of the Cessna
172 plane, and president of the
jump club, were: Dave Zwicky,
"a, Russell D. Allen, 20, both whom
made free fall jumps, and Dennis
Clark, 20 and Jim Eliason, 81, who
made static line jumps.
Free fall is when a person jumps
then opens his chute later in the
fall. Static line jump is when the
chute opener is attached to the
plane.
Merritt, 62O2 S. First Ave-, re-
ports the club had a very success
full year in 1860. The years activity
was highlighted by dinner in
December.
Now the club has gone to uni
cycling. Practices are being held,
but you must be member of the
club to participate.
President Merritt says Santa
was good to him. He brought him
a new parachute. Charlie tried it
out Monday.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Fire Safety At The Plant IS EverybOdys Job

2. Always break matches before
throwing them away. Don't use
matches as torches to search dark
places. Don't light matches near
explosive, gaseous or flammable
materials.
8. Never hang extension wire
cords from nails or hooks. Don't
fasten cords to the wall with tacks.
a. Don't use flammable liquids
in unventilated rooms, or any
where near an open flame or
sparks.
5. Keep closets, cellars, halls,
Easements and store-rooms clear
of rubbish accumulations. Clean
out spaces under counters. Use
metal containers for waste paper.
6. Oily rags should be stored in
tightly closed metal cans, or hung
Up with plenty of air space around
them to dissipate heat. If not need
ed, such rags should be removed
from the building or burned after
using.
7. Don't wear oily or paint
soaked clothing near open flames,
8. Know the location of the near
est fire alarm box where you
work. Study the directions on the
box. Know how to turn in an alarm.
Stay at the box after turning in
an alarm to direct firemen to
the fire. (This applies to a street
box. In phoning in an alarm, tell
the operator II want to report a
fire" and give the exact location.
9. Study the fire extinguishers
in your plant or office, and learn
the type of fire for which each is
designed. Ask your plant fire ward
en- how to operate them. But in
the event of fire. turn in an alarm
first before attempting to use an
estinguisher.
10. When a fire alarm is given,
stop work (shut of power machine
ry and proceed to previously de-
signated exits.
IL. If you're the boss, see to it
before fires start, not after, that
your plant or stoNc is adequately
equipped with fire hose (kept at
tached to standpipe outlets and
examine once a month, fire doors
inspected daily to remove OBJ
struction, and efficient automatic
IL. Exit drill plans are necessary
as fire precautions if your plant
or store employs large numbers of
persons or uses quantities of CONF
bustible materials. If you have a
night watchman, be sure he IS
physically fit for his responsibility.
He's ''in charge" of the plant near
ly two-thirds of the time, hence
should be trained in handling fire
protection equipment and in turn
ing in alarms.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

Extension Service horticulturists
from the University of Arizona
will put on a series of pruning
demonstrations for homeowners
and gardeners in Phoenix and
Mesa next week.
According to Lowell True, hor-
ticulturist at the County Agricult-
ural Agents Office. the first de-
monstration is scheduled Thursday,
Jan. 5, at 1:3O pm. 1t will be
held in South Phoenix at the home
of T. H. Stapley, 13O E. Greenway
Road. Greenway Road is half way
between Southern and BaSeline
Roads.
People who attend the demon
stration will be shown the proper
way to prune peach, apricot, plum,
and similar fruit trees. Instruc
tions and literature on the pruning
of grapevines, roses, and citrus
trees also will be given out, True
reports.
A similar demonstration will be
held for residents in Northwest
Phoenix on Friday, Jan. 6, at 10
am. 1t is to be held at the home
of John Matsinger, 1887 w. Palo
Verde, one block south of Bethany
Home Rd.
That same day at 1:30 pm. a
second demonstration will be put
on in northeast Phoenix at the
David Wood home, 4451 E. Earl
Drive.
On Saturday, JAM z, at 10 am,
a pruning demonstration will be
put on at the u of A Mesa Ex-
pertinent Station for the benefit of
residents in that community and
from Tempe
True reports that puning de-
monstations also have been sched-
uled later in the month for .Chand-
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Mrs. Pinyon Honored As
Worker Who Helped

Mrs -Mable Pinyon, 126 w. River
side, was listed by the Arizona
Republic as being one of Phoenix's S
women who. were. saluted in 1860
for "service-to-others' in the val
ley.
The paper said, "for a one-wo-
man campaign to help the children
at St. Johns Indian Mission near
Lavee. She collects food, clothing,
and toys at Christmas time for
more than $50 children.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
0ptiimiist Club
YuIe Project
Is Successful!

South Phoenix Optimists re-
ceived a report from Joe Woodall
of a successful Christmas basket
program carried on in cooperation
with the Junior Optimist Club,
Lane Title and Trust Co., the Sun
Valley Saddle Club at its business
meeting dinner held at Sky Cove
at Sky Harbor On Tuesday night
according to Larry Christopher,
publicity chairman for the club.
Names of worthy families were
provided through the Roosevelt
District Schools.
Cecil Miller, Jr. and Roger Ven
cradle were elected to membership
in the club at the same meeting.
Mr.. Miller is a member of the
professional staff of the Metropo-
Titan YMCA and in charge of the
South Mountain Branch of that
organization. Mr.. Venerable is en-
ployed as private investigator
by a local firm.
Nick Kondora has accepted the
Craftsmanship of the annual Ora
torical contest for the local club.
This is a part of a program of
oi1,..iat i,1,..31liat International in which
South Phoenix's contestant last
year, Raymond Warren, earned a
$500 scholarship as winner of the
regional contest and finalist in the
international contest.
Next week Eli Schlossberg, chief
pharmacist at the Arizona State
Hospital and first president of the
Arizona Society of Hospital Phar-
macists, will speak on Narcotics
and Teenagers''. Joe Nichols will
be program chairman. Walter
Bloom will also introduce the OPP
timist boy of the month.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Republican Woman's S
Club To Meef Here

The South Mountain Republican
Woman's Club will meet in the
home of Mrs. Monroe C. Rand,
5000 S. 9th Ave., Jan. 9 at 800 pm.
Mrs. James T. Crowder, Presi-
dent will preside over the group.
She was hostess at the inaugau-
ration of Paul Fannin, Gov. Jan.
8, representing the South Mountain
Club.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
MIR. And Mrs. Rue
Are Wed Is Years

Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Rue was
pleasantly surprised when SO
friends arrived at their home, 112
w. Grove, to help them celebrate
their 25th anniversary on Dec. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rue have two sons,
Robert, who attends Phoenix Col
lege~ and Tommy, an 9th grade
student at Sunland School.
Married in Minerva, Ohio they
moved to Phoenix 8 years ago.
Mr.. Rue is co-owner of Broadway
Food Market and South Central
Food Lockers in South Phoenix.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

Fire took 1890 lives and de-
more than a billion dollars
worth of property last year, ac-
cording to the National Board of
Fire Underwriters.
More than half of the property
loss was the result of fires in busi-
ness and industrial establishments
The indirect losses-in medical
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Soufhside Couple
Are Married Here

Miss Marjorie Ann Wishart,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee D. Wishart, 6222 S. 14th Pl..
and Pfc. James E. Albers Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James e.
Albers Sr., 6O39 S. 14th Place, were
united in marriage Dec. 20.
Maid of honor was Miss Darlene
Surrine. Ray Wishart was best
man. A reception in the home of
the brides parents followed the
ceremony.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Roosevelt Mems
Club New Officers
Set Get-Touether

The Roosevelt Mems Club will
meet Thur. Jan. at Neighbor-
hood House, at 7:3O pm. for a
friendly get-to-gether, and discus
sion of future activity in the new
year. 1t was reminded by the clubs
new president, Leonard Duerson,
that dues are due for 1861. He asks
that members who attend. bring
friend. Hot coffee will be served.
If you wish to join, here's the
requirements to becoming a mem
ber: 1. A male citizen. 2. Resi-
dent of Roosevelt school district.
g. Over "a years of age.
Mr. Duerson said a non political
film will be shown.
The officers and members of
the Mems Club extends a happy
new year to the entire community.
Here's the new slate of officers:
Mr.. Duerson, President; R. c.
Jones, Vice President; Dick Thies,
Secretary-Treasurer.
egg rauuino Fitch n0okof cfoIo ivIcf
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
Pruning Demonstrations For
Home Owners Set Here January 5

Ter, Scottsdale, youngstown, and
Maryvale. AS yet, however, the
exact time and location have not
been fixed. People who are inter-
ested should contact him at the
Magicopa County Agricultural
Agents office at 1901 w. Madison
St., Phoenix.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

SIS genuine Fitch pocket stole just
like new. AL 2-3853.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
. THESE FIRMS INVITE YOUR BUSINESS
BOTTLED WATERS

CRYSTAL BOTTLED WATERS
Arizona's Finest Bottled Water
Home Delivery AM 6-4491
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

SILK SKIN GIRDLES 20 PER
CENT OFF DURING THE
MONTH AS SEEN ON TV. C. M.
Sewing Center, 81 E. Broadway.
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05
SERVICE STATIONS

SERVICE STATIONS
POWELL BROS. & REEDER
Phillips sc Station
East Broadway at 23rd-BR 6-055l
Good Used Tires $1.50 up
All Sizes
Arizona sun., 1961-01-05

costs, wages and production lost,
savings reduced and business fail
ures-were probably two or three
times greater.
Here's what you can 10 to pre-
vent fires:
1. Don't smoke near flammable
materials, gases or liquids. Obey
No Smoking" signs.
Evening star., 1961-05-06
eREENBRIER KITCHENS

GREENBRIER KITCHENS
cusfom-fype. fime-sayins Iuxuries 80. featured at
extra cost Et; ~
q G.E. "Drop-in" Electric Range, with BuIf-in "Ch-
dren-Safe" Con+roIsSin Choice Of Ceors r.
u Gel Gu. F. Electric Refrigerator in Choice Of
Of CoIors *4
- q G.Er DisposaIu Unit
O. Double Sink in Choice Of coIors~
q Illuminated Panel Wall with Concealed Lighting
2 % Revolving, Electrically Operated Lazy Susan
. q Unusually Large Amount Of Cabinet Shelf .Spaca.
& q Illuminated Spice Cabinets with Sliding Glass
d. Panel Doors Il.
r. # BuIf-in Bre ad Box
. q BuiIt-In Copper Flower Box -.
% Buit-In Breakfast Bar with Suspended Ceiling and
Light Fixtures
u . "Nevamar" SefEdged BreaAasfBar and Counter
~. ToPsin Choice Of coIors - 4.
% Renge Hood with Exhaust Fan ~
% Cabinets With Silent Magnetic Catches y
@ Armstrong "ExeeIIon' Tile in Choice Of Jewell
Toned CoIors -
u Choice of Modern or Colonial Cabinets in Walnut
Finish r
q choesof Kitchen Paint coIors j.,
q Choice of Sanitas WanPePeron on csbinei Headers
a. BuiIsTnNVal Clock
q Broom Closet n %F
The choice IS yours. - 80
Y - Optional Finished Recreation Room
@ Optional Finished VI Bath 10 Basement
t5 MCP4ionaI Fireplace ~.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
Akers Olds-Cadillac Co.

CADILLAC '61 $50" Special sedan ;
the Fleetwood: fawn, white top;
Vogue premium tires, spotless.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
VOLVO

eSS HSLVo NGTFHZ; bsrA1sbos A M 5sse c&sTHE 5 FIX
eth and N. Y. Ave. NV. EX. s.
4744; 10566 Metro. ave. at Conn.
ave. and Plyers Mil I'd, wheaton
Chevy Chase Area--WH. 9.l744
Evening star., 1961-12-23
RTTTCK '5Q

oC4S1sa oAV a. Nv AAsgsp ASAa 4OSs
BUICK 1860 Le Sabre convertible;
fgllgg ftg5l gxS SeGYippsda perfect condition;
BUICK SO
La Sabre 4-door hardtop; beaut.
steering. power brakes, auto. trans.
offered for only
81, 1888
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
Ii. 6.7204
OPEN DAILY, 90; SUM-, ga
CADILLAC '61 coupe; 2-tone blue,
power steering, power, brakes, cleo
trio windows and seat very clean
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7-2600
CADILLAC 1851 De ville-type coupe;
tHly St equip'ped n'Gs InaIa' immsc9lafe a Tex con-
esiRSa oPRR EVGsfNdg hHEasfN sgee1sr 1SrIE sSys PM
Suburban Cadillac-Ol OldS
AUTHORIZED DEALER
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-77O0
CADILLAC '61 $50" Special sedan; ;
the Fleetwood: fawn, white top;
Vogue premium tires, spotless.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '55 4-dr. sedan; equip. I;
white side walls, air cond., snow
tires; S795. FL. 4.214S.
CADILLAC 1856 Coupe de Vile:
FAC Z AIR CoNDs fully full
sVT! saVaTIpposS&i po&NERe sscfE I'm 'Snd Sndas4!s sl40o'
Evening star., 1961-12-23
MONEY
Run YOUR OWN ST0RR

RUN YOUR OWN STORE
m A FAST-0ROWING CHAIN
As an independent merchant. your
income will top the average
salary, plus an assured future and
prestige occupation. CALIFORNIA; S
famous BASKINS-R ROBBINS 81
flavors ICE CREAM STORES are
opening in the Washington area.
Qualified men and women are
invited to apply for one Of these
valuable franchises. No experience
necessary. because Of chain store
guidance and support. These
stores are differentl Exclusively
ice cream, no food: proved sue
cess record, without obligation.
write. or phone MR.. ANGELO. 416
Canal st. Sc. Wash. 3. D. c.,
Phone Ii. 4-1613.
TAVERN = ARLINGTON va.
GROSS, $3.50 DAILY
JOE H. THOMPSON ia, $4,000
Evening star., 1961-12-23
L0rs. AcREAeE WAMIEn lAu10S a

ALL CASH for lots. acreage OF
farms In D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA, $4,000
l NEED 20 acres TO 1000 acres of
90 mi. Of Fairfax. BURRis REAL
ESTATE. ia. 4-7400.
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
GAGE CO.. INC. ia. 7-6S00.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
WATERFRONT PROP, SALT

vENTNOR, Atlantic City, N. j..
700 Atlantic ave. - Attractive,
modern residence: 9 bedrms.,
baths, servants quarters: garage;
all conveniences. Corner prop. I;
only "a block from ocean. Hand
somely furn.i priced S22. 800. Call
AD. 2-4600,
Evening star., 1961-12-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1GaENv first v-s sosneSss sneine. ii RALPH sRoSSN WI
BUICK. $40 H st. ne, u. e.7100.
BUICK 1860 Le Sabre convertible;
fully equipped, perfect condition; /;
1880. FL. 4-0171.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
FLORIDA PROPERTY

WILL TRADE beautiful Florida,
RsEy hoas snS ana aesp'asd eUt
tage w/double lot and shuffleboard d
court; in exclusive location for
undeveloped land or investment
property in Washington area.
Value approx. $4,000. Immed.
occup. Write OWNER at 526 Folar
Isle, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
FAR ms

MONTGOMERY CO. farms.
speculation or investment. parnes-
town area; 100 acres on Rte. %.
mascas area. 100 acres; tremen-
dous. potential. Small cash down,
excel. terms on both. 949-2131.
q. A. SCHLESINGER CO.
MANS WISH can come
grounds; 3$ mi. south Of B. c.
Price. S23,500. j. A. DULEY.
Agt. Code 301-ST. 2-7479 or
Evening star., 1961-12-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
icONJINuEDl

VSONllNUkOl
HILLANDALE AREA-Only S22,.
300 for this beautiful 3-bedrm
DIX "GRxciious tsmSlsEii LIVING"
Formal din. rm,, big family size
kit. 81 1T. liv, rm. w/firepl. and
full walk-out bsmt.; on lac. lot
walk. dist. to bus. schools and
". J. NICHOLAS HE. 4-lOoo
kENSINGTON-3-bedrm. brk, tri-
Kit, WE HANDLE TRADES S22,
950. RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6lll.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-bed-
rm. rambler on level, fenced yard;
igs; ny rm;, din, space kit; As A,
SiS,760. o. D. FIELD, NC, JU,
5-7113 or JU. 5-7635.
KENsINGT0N, close in-Neariy
new brk. rambler, large bedrms. ::
baths, sep. din. rm., equipped
kit, rec. rm.; only S19,500. Lo,
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MaT.
LANGLEY PARK-see this 3-ted-
rm., bath, full-hsmt. home: excel
cond. FLA, Sl5.750. Terms, 30
year loan. Dial 434-1400 now,
ADELPHI REALTY
LANGLEY PARK - OUR BEST
SMALL HOME. MANY EXTRAS
AT THE Low. Low PRICE OF
$4,000; . big bedrms.. . baths.
rec rn., new storm windows and
doors, THIS WON'T LAST-CALL
TODAY ~ S.76Ll
Evening star., 1961-12-23

2S2 ACRES-41 acre tobacco allot-
ment: good earth: main house has
has 8 bedrms.: Q tenant houses,
plus barns and other bldgs.: SO
acres timber. Good terms; $685.
900, RIPLEY CO., III. 6-R111.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

LUIS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ASHTON! 3h acres woods, stream;
81, 900 cash. Call WA. 4-9363.
Greater MARYLAND Prop. JU. 9-1240
ATTENTION! Builders and specula-
tors; .4h acres, plus house. Mr..
Wheaton shop ctr: total price
S2S,O00. Financing can be ar
ranged. EN-. 2-636S.
ATT. horse lovers: 5-acre tracts nr.
Manassas; reas., terms: pasture.
barn andLor boarding available.
OWNER. 461-951S. ewes. wk. ends.
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB
AREA-Beautiful unusually large
1-acre homesite; 150-foot 'front.'
age. Only S5,700 plus paving.
ME. s-1719. La. 9-O4iO.
FAIRFAX-Eleven acres, 1000
per acre near Court House Country
Club. IT'S feet State road 'front.'
age. First offering. Call JE. 2-2620.
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY,
Falls Church. Virginia.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-k-acre lots,
$1,000 up. LYNCH BROS, INC.
Realtors. springfield. Va. FL,
9slUUU,
Evening star., 1961-12-23

WASHINGTON, VA. = 2O0-acre
grazing farm. bordering Thornton
River: numerous pond sites: old
log.and-frame house; 20 mi. west
Of Warrenton. Va; S15.s0O. So
500 down. PETERS REALTY,
Great Falls. Va. PL. 9-2161.
"33 ACRE FARM" nr. Damascus
on Patuxent River. Lge. comfort
able house; excel. barn and out
bldgs. Good pasturage; $4,000.
THOMPSON CO. JU. $4,000
Evening star., 1961-12-23
COMMERCIAL GROUND

KENsINGTON -41,O00 90. IT,,
soned commercial, In heart Of this
desirable business OF this desirable
business section; owner will IL
nance. GRAHAM CO. JU. 5-6010.
Al COMMERCIAL SITE. in busi-
ness section; good road frontage.
on Rockville pike, adjacent to
railroad; suitable for chain store
or business; owner will finance or
build 10. b-3687.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO 0alAxie Tudor hdtop.
usomssic, a%nstl ior TsGi9' 1 heater. heat ps VS.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
fcONTlNUEDI

ARLINGTON, N. NEW ON THE
Cape Cod has convenient close in
location for those who need to be
close to bus and shopping. Sep.
din. room. Full basement. It's be-
ing redecorated now. Move in for
the NaR Xaarl GlR hAA
Evening star., 1961-12-23

5ls3 Lee Hwy, Arl, kE. S-5350
ARL.. N.-S700 DOWN FHA or
assume lge; 4h% loan ON, on this rs
popular Dominion Hills section.
Features spac. liv. rm. with fire;
place. sep. din. rnl;. big kit;' tull tull
buy in n: Arl: at $l7;5 Call
oDpENINo REALTY. INC. IA.
Evening star., 1961-12-23

ARL., N.-Buy or rent: new brick
rambler; 4 bedrms., 8 baths. rec.
rm.: ser. pch.; garage. Close to-
D. c.. Pentagon. CIA. Attractive
terms. ATLAS REALTY CO., ia.
b-1550. ewes. IA. 5-5036.
Evening star., 1961-12-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(coNrlNUED)

CADILLAC 1857 model "s2" 2-dr
hsrdtop; very clean, pvt, owner;
$1,495, or best offer; trade ac-
cepted, MR.. Dublin, WA. 4-2231
CADILLAC 1860 conv.; honest, TO-
100 mi. Better than new cond.
win guar $4,000. $500 in ex-
tras. RA. 6-211l.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1961-10-26
Hospital News

Currently HospitsIized: Kaye
Connolly, Helen Conway, Dale
Franks, Vivienne Gerard, Farrell
Goss, Gary Allen Grant, Nose
Henault, Iris Henderson, Tony
Little Dog, Alma Macdonald,
Rhoda Radasa, Leonard Salois,
Julia Little Dog.
Discharged: James H. Walters.
Mickey Tatsey, Ruth Reed, Will
liam Potts, Christy June Hall,
Angelina Bruno, Miles Anderson,
Dan Gillian, Richard Whiteman.
Births: Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Rays, Cut Bank, a son.
According to President Frank
Greco, Wednesday, November
will be Governors night for the
Browning club with District Gov
ernor Don Wilcox of Shelby as
special guest.
A $50 dinner will be served in
the Methodist church dining
room for the occasion. Members
are invited to bring their wives
or a guest