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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
POTOMAC


Restored farmhouse and barn on
Beautiful modern country kitchen
room. nicely situated. Ewes M.
Little, AK. 9-9595.
w, c. & A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
5000 FALLS RID. AK. 10000
QUICK SALE
3-bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath.
Panelled den, studio in bsmt.
Located on >34-acre at Montgom-
cry County's highest point. Priced
under its $4,000 value. DE. q
030S for appt.
RAMBLER BARGAIN = ONLY sI6--
$50. sll-brick. 3 excellent bed
rooms. full basement. pull down
stairs to storage attic. GRAY
KKESSINGER q CO.. INC. JU. s.
800.
RANDOLPH HILLS-All brick. new
rambler. den. rec. rnn., 2 baths
sep. din. rm. S21,a50, little cash
r. N. LEVY. 949-7400.
ROCK CREEK HILLS = one Of The
most beautiful and impressive
brick center hall Colonials in thi,
desirable area. 8 bedrooms. az
baths. daylight rec. rm. and {
Gear garage. The grounds, over
q "a acre, back on Rock Greek
Park. owner has bought a smaller
house and SAYS sell for $4,000
Shown BY appointment only. Cal
WO. $4,000 til o pm. EDW. II
JONES & CO., INC. RealtorsH
ROCK CREEK HILLS! = Graciou,
custom-built brick rambler. center
hall. formal dining rm., all-elec-
trio kitchen with breakfast area
8 twin-size bedrms., 2 baths. plus
additional guest suite (bedrm. anc
BATH on 1st floor. rec. rm. with
firepl., maids rm. and bath, ..
car garage, centrally air condi.
toned $40. $50. KORZENDOR.
FER, RFALToR. OIL. 4-s1l1 til 9
ROCKvHLE-Brk. split-level. Tex.
kitchen. liv. rm. wIfirepl., 3-bed-
rms. / y baths, rec. rm., beautI-
| full lot. Excel. loo. Good terms.
| S22,950 r. L. SMITH. REALTOR,
! GA. 4-7711. GA. 4-6422.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
LUCKY YOU!

ACT NoWl On this close in, 3-bed-
rm. brk. rambler with bsmt., huge
kitchen, fireplace, wooded lot ano
Just O few blks. to grade and jr.
high, bus ! blk. away. Go FLA or
GI, S19,950.
NEARLY NEW, brk. rambler in the
Wheaton area with 4 BIG bed
rms, 2la baths, huge rec. room,
family-sized kitchen and many
extras incl. WV. carpets. FILA.
S22,750.
LIKE TO ENTERTAINP This one
acre estate has q custom brk. CEN
ter-hall rambler with q 33-ft. day
light rec. nm, huge formal din.
rm., h.-w. Dashboard heat, 2-car
gar, paneled den and 8 huge bed
rms. A fine home that must be
soldi In the sos.
]. C. CONLEY, Realtors
JU. 9-4134
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
] .D]fRUSKIN

e 1890 vIERs MILL RID. .949-4OOO
GOOD COUNSEL AREA-OPPOR-
TUNITY KNOCKS ONCE. AL brk.
Colonial, 3 bedrms., sep. din; nm.
screened porch. 81 800 will as
HUGH T. PECK 11246 Georgia Ave.
HARMONY HILLS = 81. 900 under
FILA appraisal Brk. rambler. Excel
cond 3 bedrms., 2 full baths, rec.
rm. with elegant built-in bar and
Tv. Extra closets; brki tool shed ,id
lovely HANDICAPPED lot patio
VIII. 6-921O.
HILLANDALE-spacious white ram
bier, with entrance foyer, liv. rm
with firepl.' huge elec. kit VIII
maids rm., breezeway and 2-caI
garage. Superbly constructed In
beaut. setting. Call 949-23O0.
Shannon q LuchS
Realtors Since 1906
HILANDALE AREA-Here is your
opportunity Beautiful home, Name
your terms. 3-bedrm. 2-bath. fab
ulous rec. room. Vacant. Immed
poss. Will sell below appraisal.
NO SETTLEMENT COSTS
Hildebrand JU. 9-8800
KEMP MILL ESTATES-Brk. split
lily tm, adjoining ming ser zen do6 porch
voW nm n = 20 94a-sO92 TIL {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
I1VIO I HEINI
$31.950

49, ~SNA@AO AAGAS444 ~
$31,950
3-BEDRoOM RAMBLER
home. "a baths. iYiV Nv. rm. With
firepl., lge. din. rm., kit. with
eating space, jalousied porch. full
osmt;, lge. rec. rm. with bar and
iirepl., maids room, storage rm.,
fully air cond., concrete drive to
garage. Many extras.
CAMPANELLA & CO., REALTORS
Elk. 3-4113 Ewes. JU. S-9173
HILLSIDE, S16,95O-New, Diet. g.
bedrm. brk. rambler. Built-in ga
rage, lge. fenced lot. 8 blks. shop.
ctr. transp., good schools. Will
trade. Immed. poss. JOHN L.
SHELTON, 10. $4,000.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Cozy little
cottage. delightful corner location,
white picket fence, close-in Chill
lum, walk to St.. Johns Church
and School. 2 bedrms. down plus
lge. dorm. End floor, full bsmt,
Only $4,000. w. r, HUGHES
Co, AP. 7-1400.
EVANSVILLE = 4-bedrm., i blk,
from st. Jerome's. CT nothing
down. FLA. $3.50 dn. Early DOS.
session. House vacant.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-l166
HYATTSVILLE-Buy this 3-bedrm
rambler now. real charmer, sep.
din. rm.. 3 bedrms.. full bsmt.,
lge. fenced lot. A cow. sought
after location. Sparkling cond. VA
and FLA terms avail. Call for
particulars.
ALFRED C. GREER
779-7575
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
ST0 SIC re Il
REALTORS sP. s-45oC

HLLANDALE FOREST = Luxury
split rambler. wooded lot. Ideal in
Jaw or professional man arrange
ment. Call to see this exceptional
large home now. Only 500 800.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
NE. 4-350O HA. 2-92S0
HILLCREST HEIGHTS = $4,000,
2-eHdrm., 11a-bath brk. semide-
tsched. sep. din. rm., full bsmt.,
dlspl.. excel. value,
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. $500
HILLCREST HTS, 4 and 5 bed
I'm. ramblers and split-leyel
homes, both new and resales with
quick occupancy. Priced from
81 $50. II you are looking in
this area, be sure to contact us
aS We specialize here.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
Belle Forest

Offering features this 3-bedroom
rambler Just loaded with extras.
The living room has a beamed
ceiling which really gives an in
teresting effect. There is q sep
arate dining room. Ia baths,
foyer entranceway, finished rec.
room. and 2 fireplaces. So much
more Is in this home, for only
S2l,500. Call US today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16
779-7575
EVANSVILLE

H. Al 1SNlLLE
Veteran no down. approx.
SIS per mo. pays all on this
like-new, 2-bedrm. rambler
in lovely Queens ! Chapel
Manor, Only Sl2,750. Rear
yard all fenced in. level and
beautifully Handicapped. Sep
arate din. rm.. equipped
kit. includes washer. has
side porch. Just / blk. to
shopping center and bus.
Vacant. FILA financing only
400 dn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16

TRADING SPECIALISTS
The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-4500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16

HANDYMAN's SPECIAL - Po-
tential A. bedrm., story Cape
Cod with bsmt. and beautiful lot,
$500 incl: the total down payment
and settlement costs. Low, low
monthly payments Of 500.
SEABROOK ACRES - Beautiful
brick rambler on A-acre tree
shaded lot; Completely equip. kit,
sensational Dashboard h.-w.h.. full
and patio with alum, CANOPY
Total price only Sl7,95O with
excel. financing avail.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, MD

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY, FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEYS AP. 7-S080
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Shannon & LuchS

Rltrs. since 1908. 5000 Conn. Ave
CHEVY CHASE, Blessed Sacrament
Colonial with 4 bedrms. on ENC
level, scr. porch. garage. S31 $50
NATL CAPITAL
REALTORS OLy4-S333
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16

PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC;
AP. 7-7774 AP. 7-217d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16

3-bedrm., liv. rm., kit. and bath
Panelled den, studio in bsmt
Located on >34-acre at Montgom.
cry County's highest point. PRICED
under its $4,000 value. DE, 2.
03OS for amt
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
icoNTlNUEDl

BETHEsDA--$24,5O0, immac. s.
bedrm,. 2-bath brick rambler. hv
rm., din. rn., new de luxe kitchen,
rec. rm.. large fenced lot, Nice
quiet community A real value.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16

RAMBLER BARGAIN - Only SIG
$50. all-brick. 3 excellent bed
rooms. full basement. pull dow
stairs to storage attic. GRAY
KESSINGER & CO.. INC. JU. 5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-16

- Move in without delay.
home completely refinished inside
and out, 4 bedrms. , baths. sep.
din. rm.. large modern kit, en-
closed DC CHI. on bus line and
walking distance to everything. An
excel. location for doctors office,
SIS, ESQ and FLA. VA or con-
ventional terms.
Evening star., 1962-05-13
M SCHOOL

Note: These are instruction pro-
grams beamed during the daytime
hours to schoolrooms In the WASH
ington area. Home viewers with sets
adjusted to receive the UHF signal
can also view them.
M0NDAY-9:4s, ParIons Franeals; 1910, Ian
suage Arts first to third srades); IL, Science
8; l:l5. Exploring Art t4th-6th grades);
2:4o, Parlons Franeals.
TUESDN-9:45. ParIons Franeais; 1o:l5.
Geography teuIturaD; ll:oo. Science s;
l:3o. Exploring Art tlst-3rd srades);
2:o5. Language Arts (4th-6th sTades); 2:4o.
PaFIons FEancals t4th Sradel.
WEDNESDAY-9:45. Parlons FTaneaIs; lo:lo.
kindergarten; lilo. kindergarten tR); las.
Science s (Rl; 2:4o. ParIons Francals.
ThURSDAY-9:45. Parions Franeals; 1o:lo,
Language Arts Prim. (R); las. Science 5
CR); 900, Exploring AT tR). EIem.; 2:4o.
Parlons Francais.
FRIDAY-lo:l5. Geography tO; ll:oo, Par
Ions Franeals tRl; l:3o, Exploring AT tN,
Prim.; 2;o5. Language Arts tRO. Elem.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Hard Hitting Political Campaign Comes to a Climax Next Tuesday

eral fund balance as of next June 30 will be at least S248 million and could be more.
 Stepovich has questioned both figures.
 Stevens has based a substantial portion of his campaign on what he claims is the need for bipar- tisan representation in Washing ton need he claimed was vital for a young state
 Gruening countered with the argument that the present Demo- cratic team = Sen. E. l.. Bartlett, Rivers anl Gruening = has func- toned exceedingly well as unit
 Thomas. in campaigning against Rivers, argued that the Fairbanks Democrat had failed to take the initiative in attempting to solve many of the problems facing Alas ka, particularly in regard to the intrusion of foreign fishing fleets into traditionally Alaskan grounds and in relation to Alaska native land rights.
 Rivers, who has served in wide variety of governmental posts in Alaska, contended that Thomas had neither the residency nor the ex- perience to represent the state adequately in Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
U s. Arms AirIift Gets Underway To Bolster India

NEW DELHI lR - An American arms airlift got underway from Germany today to give India's hardpressed HimaIayan army bet ter weapons to use against invaders from Red China
 The first of 10 US. Air Force C-135 jet transports lifted off the runway at the big Rhein-Main Air Base near Frankfurt and flew off into heavily overcast skies. It was due in Calcutta Saturday.
 A round-the-elock airlift was planned, and relief crews were flown to Calcutta to take the big planes back to Germany for re loading
 The airlift is bringing fast-firing light infantry weapons, including mountain artillery, sorely needed to counter the Communists su- perior firepoWer.
 US. Ambassador John Gal 11 o1eii Ws1l il1O lllG 1lll1dllS dSdI1lSl expecting American arms alone to work magic against the Chi nese invaders.
 The great task remains with the Indian army he declared. We are happy to help with equipment to stop aggression but equipment is only part of the problem,
 Galbraith. said no American instructors were coming with the arms, which he described a. standard stuff.' He also empha sized there were no plans for U S military personnel to go to tn frontier.
 The ambassador told newsmel the United States is considering supplying the emergency arms shipments on long loan basis but said the terms have not been worked out.
 India's request for Western military aid marked sharp de- parture from a long-standing policy of cash purchases, to maintain India's determined neutraism. hi tial shipments of new British weapons have already arrived here
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Ex-TeamSter Beck Acquitted in Latest Trial

NEW YORK R - Dave Beck the former laundry truck driver who was a millionaire by the time he stepped out as head of the Teamsters Union, won another court fight last night
 A federal court jury acquitted him of charges that he illegally borrowed $200,0O0 from trucking concerns. Acquitted also were the two trucking executives and three corporations charged with him as a result of the 1854 transaction.
 But prison still awaits the 68- year-old former labor leader who preceded James Hoffa as boss of the vast Teamsters organization. Beck was temporarily released from federal prison in Washing ton State to stand trial here.
 The jury, seven men and five women, had tried to report itself deadlocked in considering the loan case. US. Dist. Judge Wilfred Feinberg sent them back into deli beration, and 45 minutes later the acquittals were announced
 Last June 19, three days after his birthday, Beck entered prison to serve five years for filing a false income tax return for the union.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Castro Increases Ransom For Release of Abortive Invasion Prisoners

MIAMI, Fla. R = Fidel Castro has increased the price for release of the Bay of Pigs invasion prison CTS and imposed certain new con- ditions, the Miami News said.
 Retail value of medicines, drugs, medical supplies and other goods demanded is estimated by Castro at $100 million, the News said.
 James Donovan, the New York attorney negotiating for release of the prisoners, said earlier Castro had demanded $62 million worth of drugs, medical supplies and baby foods.
 Hal Hendrix, Latin American editor for the News, said Castro had sent the following conditions to Donovan for release of the pri- soners.
 l. One years supply of blood blood plasma.
 2. Detention of Capt. Manue Artime Buesa, commander of the invasion brigade.
 3. A pledge that the United States will not participate in any repetition of the Bay of Pigs in vasion
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
R. w. Hamilton
 Makes Write : In Bid For Governors Post

FAIRBANKS tR = A third candidate for the Alaska gover- nor's seat, R. w. Hamilton, has initiated statewide write-in campaign after feeling the pulse of Alaskans in every city, village nook, and corner of the state"
 The pulse" indicated to him, he says, that both Stepovich and Egan have demonstrated their in- competence to the saturation point of the great majority of of Alas kans -. and that the time is ripe and the people are ready for change.
 In 16-page pamphlet that has been distributed all over the state Hamilton, lists these qualifications for the top job in Alaska:
 He understands public educa- tion having worked in administra- tive and teaching capacities fer many years.
 A former grade foreman for road and bridge contractor, Hamil- ton says of roads, "if you want more road building and less sur veying, write-in and vote for R. w. Hamilton"
 Five years ago Hamilton left the professional work and opened a gas station and garage, "the poor est paying business in America" He did this to gain first hand knowledge about business and labor conditions in Alaska.
 His varied background and edu- cation qualities him for the job of governor of Alaska, Hamilton says.
 He first came to Alaska in 1949 and went to Unalakleet where he was in charge of the BIA school there for two years.
 From 1851 to 1855 he was in charge of the education program for the military in Alaska.
 In statement to the News Miner Hamilton said, q realized from the beginning that it was not possible to do this on my own popularity, but since the campaign got under way the unpopularity of the opposition is sufficient for my election"
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Robert Hollingsworth Named RIA Field
 Representative in Nome

JUNEAU 4P The transfer of Robert D. HolIingsWorth, Bureau of Indian Affairs field representa- tive at Bethel, to similar position at Nome was announced Thursday by BIA Director Robert Bennett.
 HollingsWorth, stationed at Bethel for the past six years, will replace Robert J. Grant at Nome Grant was recently transferred to the Pima Indian Agency in Ari- ZOna.
 No successor to Hollingsworth at Bethel was named.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
SULPHITE WORKERS
 ASKED TO DELAY STRIKE

SEATTLE R = A federal con ciliator appealed to union officials Friday to delay threatened strike tonight of 500 at the Alaska Lumber & Pulp Go. near Sitka.
 Barney Toner, the conciliator, left for Sitka to arrange media tion meetings between the com pany and the Pulp & Sulphite Workers Union.
 The contract between the com pany and union expired Oct. 21. The union set tonight's strike deadline after negotiations dead locked, Toner said.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
HUSKIES AND TROJANS CLASH TOMORROW

Washington's Huskies and the Trojans of Southern California collide tomorrow at Los Angeles in the football battle that should decide the Big Six championship that brings with it the Rose Bowl invitation.
 Both West Coast powerhouses are undefeated although Washing ton has been tied by Purdue and Oregon
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
kren,Ein Back s EideI Castro $
 Five Proposals
By The Associated Press

UNITED NATIONS, NY. 1P Premier Khrushchev's special en- voy to Cuba asserted today the Soviet Union supports Fidel Cas- tros proposals to settle the crisis over the Caribbean island The United States reported clear in dications that Soviet missiles in Cuba are being dismantled and that negotiations with the Russians on the matter are well under way.
 Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan, with his state ment of support for Castro, added new confusion 10 the Cuban situa- ton at moment when the United States was reported considering a Moscow proposal to verify the ab- sence of military cargoes.
 Mikoyan, just before boarding plane for Cuba to talk to Castro, mentioned Soviet support for the Cuban leaders five-peint proposal, without listing the items specific ally The Castro points include insistence on US. surrender of the Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, an end to Cuban exile action against the Castro regime and an end to the US. Naval quarantine of Cuba
 These proposals of the revolu- tionary government of Cuba, aimed at insuring the security of Cuba, are supported by the Soviet Union, which considers them just" said Mikoyan.
 The United States reported from Washington clear indications tha the Soviet missile bases which sparked the blockade are being dismantled fense Secretary Robert McNamara said these were the findings of preliminary study of new aerial photographs made yesterday.
 A short time later, a State De- partment spokesman said nego- tiations with the Russians on the matter are well under way. The spokesman, Lincoln White, empha- sized that the United States is sticking to it's demand for inter national inspection to verify re- moval of offensive arms from Cuba, against which Castro has set his face
 Castro categorically rejected last night any supervision of the dis mantling operation, and repeated his demands that the United States get out of Guantanamo.
 Castro said last night that strategic arms" were being re- moved, "but the rest of the weap- ons stay in our country
 Castro acknowledged that Eve have some motive for discontent" with the Soviet Union. But he re minded his people of all the So viets had done for them and as- serted, we are friends of the So- viet Union"
 Castro said JUN. inspection on Cuban soil would be lone more attempt to huniliate our country" and would violate Cuban sover- eighty.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
Rationing In Bulgaria

BELGRADE, Yugoslavla LR - The Bulgarian government has or dered rationing of several basic foodstuffs, the Yugos1av News Agency Tanjug reports from Sofia.
 Rationed foods include onions. potatoes, beans and rice. The shortage was blamed on drought.
The Nome nugget., 1962-11-02
By Ward Sims
Associated Press Staff Writer


 JUNEAU R = A hard-hitting political campaign which has left it's mark on just about every city and village in Alaska comes to a climax Tuesday, when the voters take over
 Some 6O,00O Alaskans are ex- peeted to cast ballots in the states second general election, approximately 19,000 more than voted in the Aug 14 primary election this year.
 Matched in the top battle are Gov Wm Egan, Democrat who seeks a second term as the states chief executive, and Mike Stepo- vich, a Republican and former ap- pointed governor of Alaska.
 Running with Egan for the job of Secretary of State, the states only other executive, is the in- cumbent, Hugh Wade. Stepovich's running mate is Robert Ross of Anchorage.
 Sen. Ernest Gruening, the states junior senator and also a Demo- crat, faces the challenge of Ted Stevens, a young Anchorage attor- hey who once served as the US. Interior Departments chief coun- sel, under Secretary Fred Seaton.
 Rep. Ralph Rivers, another Democrat and the states lone re- presentative in the US. House, is opposed by Republican Lowell Thomas Jr., an Anchorage photo grapher and lecturer.
 Also to be elected are 10 mem bers of the 20-seat State Senate and all 40 members of the State House of Representatives.
 Hot Battle Looms
 One of the hottest battles of the election will revolve around Initiative No. 1, the capital relo- cation proposal.
 A similar initiative was defeated two years ago, 23,972-18, ,865.
 Also to be voted upon Tuesday are four general obligation bond ing proposals adding up to total of $17,325, ,0OO.
 They would provide funds for school construction, $5 million; improvements at the University of Alaska, $5,950,O00; trunk airports on the lower Yukon and at Sand Point, Barrow, Sitka and Savoon- ga, $4,175,O0O; and vocational education school in the Kodiak Aleutians Senate Dist, $22 million
 The voters will also be asked to determine if they want to re- tain Buell. A. Nesbett and John H. Dimond as members of the State Supreme Court. Nesbett is Chief Justice of the high tribunal.
 Both Egan and Stepovich, along with the other major candidates, have crisscrossed Alaska in an in- tensive campaign on both sides.
 One of the key points in Stepo- vich's campaign was the claim that Egan has used his office to fashion a political machine com posed of state employees and that Egan's financial policies are leading the state toward bankruptcy.
 In mid-September, Egans ad- ministration issued a financial re- port which claimed a general fund balance in excess of SPA million as of the close of the 1862 fiscal year last June 30.
 Subsequently, Egan said the gen.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
Let Them Make Music

Take 600 teenagers with musical instru-
mentS and you can have either chaos or
symphony. The Virginia State Music
Camp at Massanetta Springs gets the
more pleasant alternative. How"
makes interesting and amusing reading
as reported by Jim Birchfield on Page 6.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

also boarded the Australian challenger,
Gretel. Both yachts were tied up for
repairs. The Columbia is one of four
American ships which competed to rep
resent the U. S. against Gretel Septem-
ber Is. Mr.. Breasted tells how small
boat sailor feels on board a large racing
vessel, on Page IA.
Evening star., 1962-09-02
"A Strange Dead Thing"

That's how one sail
or described how it
feels to handle an
Americas Cup 12-
meter yacht. But
Star reporter David
Breasted tries here
to get an idea from
handling the wheel
of the Columbia
himself. In a tour of
New England ship
yards, Mr.. Breasted
Evening star., 1962-09-02
The Cover

tomorrow is Labor Day, which tradi-
tionally means the last fling of summer,
and artist John Heinly takes cognizance
OF the fact with his cover painting of
beach scene.
Evening star., 1962-09-02

BULpeRS PIPE DREAM by EIwood Boks and Bill Fvehs-
SYMPHONIC SYNcdRONIZATioN BY lin Biehiisld- -
GIRLS GEORGETOWN BY MOssls cOIdwsH and ork BoIdn
The CIVIL WAR As REPORTED BY THE STAR 100 YEARS AGO.
SECOND YANKEE DeBAcIE At BUu RUN
complied BY John w. Stspp----------------
SNAPSHOT CONTEST WINNERS NNERS------------------ u
MUSIC MAN or OCEAN CITY, BY Bob obHoks--I3
THE AMERICAS CUP CHALLENGER BY Duvid idBrsOstsd----A
Evening star., 1962-09-02

You will be proud to invite guests to be seated in the
spocios comfort of this luxurious 3pece group. Eoc end
section is full 5Sinch loVe-seot size with comfortable
wide oioTed ond divided seono The orocious curved
center section also ooNd uusuo This wonderful
group ovoobe in beige toost NYLoNfoee moteosse
upholstery