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ADELPHI
See this lovely aIl-brick, 3-bedrm
rambler wfirepl., full bsmt., fin
ished rec. rm.. full baths, built
in intercom. Enjoy Q fully fenced
to suit purchaser.
COLLEGE PARK WOODS
Realty WE. 5-5522
ADELPHI (Holly HID = 3-bedrm
custom rambler. Lge. liv. rm.' fire.
pl:. kit. eating space. "a acre
tall trees. unusual view. By OWN
ALL THIS FOR s12,25O! 2 bed
rms. and den, PLUS bsmt with
paneled recreation rml Sep. din.
rm.. equipped kit. hot-water heat,
large porch! Level Anchor fenced
lot-minutes from everything!
Spic and span inside and outl
"GI Bonanza-S00O down."
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
AND REWs AREA : Beautifu.
white colonial home in District
Heights, IA by "A liv. rm. with
firepl.. din. nm. kit, powder rm.
on 1st floor, 3 bedrms, bath on
End floor, all rooms large; open
bSmt.. nice yard. blk. from bus
and shopping center, close to
parochial or public schools.
SOUTHLAWN - Nice home, 3
bedrms, liv. rm., din. area, kit,
has dishwasher and disposal. also
an additional room can be used
as play rm, office or den. large
level fenced yard.
Also . farms, 25 acres waterfront.
$4,000. ~ acres, large colonial
home. 1880 IT., deep water,
$4,000.
Moore g. Moore Realtors
RE. $4,000 RE. $4,000
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,1EQgsm

NEW NEWT NEWT 8. 4 and S bed
room split-levels and ramblers or
h-acre lots. Huge bedrooms, GE
equipped kitchens, central all
conditioning. plus many more fea-
lures. 500 loans available and
re take trades Priced from $24,-
Dir. Out new Rte. go exactly 4
miles past White Oak to Fairiand.
Coles. I'd. Left past elem. school t.
"Ridgeview Estates"
]. G. CONLEY JU. 9-4l34
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Authentic

Brick; stone and slate rambler
commanitg Of tali Trees e0i individl
Piney Branch road area. Z rms.
s2 baths. 2 firepls.. built-in ga
rage, h.-W h., patio, barbecue. Sc
Guided. but walk to everything.
:, House has been redecorated and
Is vacant. Priced in upper 20s,
4ta% loan may be assumed. Call
owner at 3S4-6330 or your broker
BETHESDA-WhitehaI Manor, the
most impressive home we've seen
in years. Interior is completely
family TEl; with barbecue firepl;
din. rms, 8 large bedrms., plus !
luxurious master suite, ga baths
charming rec. rm., 2-car garage
Terrific value in sos. SAMUEL
z. BooLEY OF MD. INC" OIL
BETHESDA COLONIAL - story
brick, 3 bedrms., modern kit, lily
= fn.. firepl.. sep. din. rrn.. scr. porch
Excel. cond. Cow. to everything
Assume large loan. S20,950. OWN.
Err, OIL. 2-001l. Open Sat. Sun
2 til 8 pm. Dir: North on Conn
ave. to East-West hwy. left t.
chelton I'd, right to 1919 Kent.
BETHESDA-All-brick 2-bedroom
80: WALK TO NH"
its. s'fhn Heat fg sis SsS@ot s t5sta IT.
D. L. BARNARD
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6E0pgn

ALEX.-wILsoN BRIDGE AREA
3-year-old. better than-new, com
pletely redecorated split-level bull
on beautiful old land that wa
Geo. Washington's river farm
Designed for gracious living anc
privacy with space-age conven
fence. Living rm. with whit
fireplace. large family-size dining
rm. opening onto spacious screened
porch for entertaining guests, mo-
bugs. } bedrms. with space fol
Q 4th. Daylight rec. rm. with
second fireplace, . baths. another
roughed in. Push-button labor.
saving kitchen with eating ares
beside picture window overlooking
exquisitely handicapped gardens
Exceptional closets and construc-
ton detail. Priced under 100000
OPEN SUNDAY, ! TO 5 PM.
DIR: Geo. Wash. Mem. pkwy. south
Of Alex. to wellington lane, turn
right, bear right to 314 GREEN
WAY RID.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MASS. AVE. AREA-Delightful s.
bedrm. brk. rambler in scenic area
off Mass. ave. Mammoth paneled
rec. rn. with bar. psneled porch
off din. area, large kit, dish
washer and disposal. gear ga
GEO lESoo.' W. zRR;ooSSHERrsoN, REALToR
MASS. AVE. EXT.-Dutch Colonial.
3 bedrms.;, ga baths. Lee; wooded
m Ss tmme 81 p oWNE EgDe 81 sos S!So
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1E0pem

ARL.. 1900 blk. 8. 9th St. bed
rm., 2hs-bath brick Colonial. Very
convenient location. Quality con-
struction. GE kitchen ideal for the
large family. At only $4,000.
Terms open. To reach: Out Co
lumbia pike. right on Wakefield.
left on 9th st. DITTMAR CO..
INC, OWNERS, ia. 4-S2SS.
ARLINGTON APT. HOMES
Home With Private Apt. $l9,5Q0
Duplex, Potential 4 Units, $27.6O0
3-Unit, Income, 1880, S2S,950
OF .4-7000, Monahan Rlty 1858 6.23d
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BETHESDA
OPEN TODAY, 2-6
3-Bedrm. Brick Colonial
l Block to NH & Navy Med.
$18,500
ASSUME 41a% LOAN
VAC. & COMPL. REDEC.
DIR: Out Wisconsin ave-, right on
Jones Bridge I'd. to 4404 and AN
DR1S sign.
Andris
s021 Wisconsin Ave. OIL. 2-sO7O
BETHEsDA-In an area Of distinc-
ton, this . years new" split
level home Is equally charming
and livable. 4 bedrms.. 8 full
paths, garage, rec rm with
iirspl; best schools. Trarso.
S32:500. To inspect, call OIL.
Chs REALTY. INC. OIL. $4,000
BRADLEY HILLS, 51O5 FAIRGLEN
LANE-Lots Of space and extras
EOS. JODY BAKER, OIL. a-78I5.
BRIGGS CLANCY AREA-Country
living, lovely antique brk.. 3 bed
rms. split foyer, Ia baths. rec.
nm. and extra room for dining
plus la-acre lot. Only S21. $50.
MCINTOSH CO., Realtor III. 5-7533
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HOUSES FOR SAlE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, Bradley blvd. and will
son lane area--Living room and
game room each with fireplace,
4 bedrooms. 31s baths. double ga
rage. Price TO sell. CHEVY CHASE
REALTY, EN-. $1,000. after 9
pm. FE, e.2520.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING-Lovely 3-bedrm
brick home with din. rm., family
KIT, Ia baths. many extras. Fea.
.siSxss Fan. REC. RIM. v/BAR"
Walk TO- bus, schools. FILA terms,
c. paul hickman HE. 1-l00C
SILVER SPRING Forest Glen.
bedrm. brick rambler. 2h baths,
mahog. paneled rem, rm., scrnd.
porch; sep. din. rm.. Handicapped,
level lot, Cony, to everything. As
sumo 4ht. CT. JU. 5-0l8S.
Sn. SPG.-Masnificent 4-bedrm.
2.bath Colonial with sep. din. rm..
Full BATH ON FIRST FLOOR"
Rec. rm. $32,b00. Call 5SS-7977.
D. l.. BARNARD
SILVER STRING, MD.-A cory .
6edrm. brick rambler, Liv. nm.
in rm c., Sit;; full bsmt;; gsas
Se42 with M. Paul Hannah.
1918 18th ST. NV. AID. 2-4lOO
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ROCKVILLE RAMBLER
Twinbrook-FHA $12,950
Level, Level Lot
Don't overlook this. Desirable COM
munity. 8 bedrms.. newly decora.
ted throughout. Easy terms. Call
cHMPANELLA & CO.
Elk. 3-4113 Ewes. VIII. 2-l13a
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. : 4.
bedrm.,. 2-bath home on fenced
corner lot. .S16,950. r. L. SMITH
Realtor. GA. 4-7711. GA. 4-s795,
ROCKVILLE = Attrac. 3-bedroom
rambler. lge. fully equipped kit!
step-down din. rm.. carport, full
hsmt. Must see to appreciate
VIII. 6-7554.
SILVER SPRING. by owner = All
brick split-level in Burnt Mills
area (nr. N.O.L.); on dead-end St,
b.r. on same level. 8 baths, din.
rm., lge. liv. nm, lge. kit:
rm.. bsmt. HE. S-ass6. w
SILVER SPRING, WOO D 8 I D Z
PARK AREA = Lovely 4-bedrm
(2 approx. 26-ft. long, brk. Colo.
niel, exceI; construction N one Of
Silver Springs most sought after
large kit. and liv. rm.. full bsmt.
with rec. rm., plus jalousied porch.
Garage, Mid 30s.
MCINTOSH Co, Realtor. JU. 1888
SILVER SPRING-A BIG VALUE
for the large family. bedrms.
on upper level plus 5th bedrm
on LIST level, ia baths. rec. rm.
with firepl., beautiful all-electric
Westinghouse kit. with attached
garage. $4,000 dr., $4,000.
fmmed. occupancy.
Miller Associates
LISTINGS WANTED
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ALEX. AREA bedrm. RAMBLER
ETnranorsmic view Of surround
features PRIVACY, plus lge. iv
rm.. huge 16xlO kitchen w/eat
space and carport wIdeep enclosed
storage space: $l3250. For de-
MONROE
so. $1,000 REALTORS
ALEX. AREA-Vacant. immediate
possession on. this 3-bedroom Cane
Cod. Ideal for large family, den
can be 4th bedroom; kitchen
equipped. living room, IA baths,
corner lot. ALI this for only $500
down. Check this, it may be what
you are looking for.
OALh WELLINGTON VEIL REAL II - 10
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CARROLLTON - stupendous spill,
would imagine. Separate din. rm.
large kit. with wall oven, surface
range. and stainless steel air puri-
fier, Wall to wall carpeting. % II
family rm. with modern fireplace
2 full baths, carport. Rear lot
fenced and spotlight on rear OF
house, for evening entertaining
Priced in the EOS for quick sale
Assum large loan. Also, FILA
terms available.
LANDoyER AREA = All this for
only ,s11.750. 3 bedrm. masonry
T nea O. cc sH%He:G s ss:s ne ms sOT
home you must see to appreciate
Just couple Of blocks To new
shopping center. Settlement costs
only to vets and non-vets.
CHEVERLY - French colonial, al
ready appraised. $4,000 full price
with only $500 down. Fireplace In
lily. rm.. separate din. rm., storm
windows and doors. House vacant
and ready for immediate occupan-
ey. Just 9 blks. to DC. transit.
Don't miss this one, call today.
ST. MARY's PARIsH-No SIS down
to vets and non-veti for this i'm
maculate brick and shinRle colo.
NAL. Twin size bedrms., separate
din. rm., full bsmt. with outside
exit to fenced rear yard. Mr.. ev-
erything.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES INC.
AP. 7-2175 AP. 7-7774
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ABOUT AN EXCEL. BUY
$685. DOWN slim MO

ADDISON HTS, Arlington-Walk
to, Pentagon from this 2-bedroom
psiek ram 5ambls ssv.i . baths. psneled
cellent condition immediate &C.
cupancy. $4,000. PURViS RE
ATTY CO., ia. 4-7786.
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CALL NOW TIE 6-4I15
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HILLCREST HTs.-$l5,995. 8-rm
brick and Q most delightful home
tastefully arranged. Full bsmt.,
lge. corner lot, near NARROW shop
ping center.
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POTOMAC
POTOMAC

Quiet dead-end street. fine neigh
Sorhood for children, eoHy. to
rm. Iix15, beamedr ceiiing. kitchen,
den. powder rm. bedrms.. 2
baths, End II. Full bsmt. with
tiled II. and fireplace. Immacu-
late cond. Immediate occupancy
An excellent buy At S39,975.
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sTANHAVEN-out finest III" type
brick rambler. 2 firepls., lge. din.
rm., dream kit, walk -out rec. rm
and bsmt., h.-w.h., 2 full baths,
beautiful shrubbery. Lot 110x1l8.
Priced in EOS, good terms.
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TEMPLE HILLs-4-bedrm. brick in
peri. cond. Firspl., Ice. din. Tn.,
porch. Full bsmt. apt, pvt. entr.
Open to offer. Excl. .W/FARM
d. HOME RLTY., 449-6400, ewes.
449-6444.
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Brick. 3 bedrms.. bsmt.. rec. rm.
built-in gar. corner lot. center
hall. fireplaces. sep. din. rm
The best We have. folks. Take q
look and see for yourself. May &C
CT. Mr.. Kitchens, ATLAS REALTY
Co ST 2.1aRR
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NEAR Observation-Disclosures
frame; Den. Ice. enclosed porch,
fenced fs s'% Ot w Tassous s sptf a.
assume $9,990 LIST mortgage.
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SEPARATE DINING ROOM is
rambler, level A-acre lot, full
daylight bsrnt., de luxe kit. con
yeniently located near NASA anc
Seabrook. price SEQ 800. So dowI
FLA. Call WA. $4,000. ROBERT
8. DAVIS g. CO., INC.
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ARL.. N.-2-bedrm.. center hall brk.
Breakfast rm., sep. din. rm., den,
scr. porch. bSmt. with rec. rm., ga
rage, fen. yd.. shade trees. 4497
N 18th 81 OWNER
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3-bedrm. colonial w/sep. din. rm.,
family knotty pine rec. rm., and
already appraised for Sl4.25O
FLA $3.50 On. Gil terms also.
shade trees too"
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22
BUIgorions
To Pay For
Plane Crash

JERUSALEM, (JTA)-The
Israeli and Bulgarian Govern
mentS have reached an un-
derstanding on payments by
the East European country of
damages to families of vic
tins of the shooting down in
1855 of an El AL airliner over
Bulgaria with a loss of So
lives, official sources report
ed this week.
These sources said a final
agreement on the lengthy
and much-delayed settlement
could be expected In a few
weeks. DR.. Chain Yachil, di-
rector-general of IsraePs For
eign Ministry, visited Sofia,
the Bulgarian capital, several
days ago and expressed sat
isfaction with the talks he
had there with Bulgarian
Government officials.
After many months of fu-
tile talks with Bulgarian of
ficials, who at first rejected
responsibility for the crash
and then admitted RESPONSE
bility for the disaster, Israel
lodged a complaint in 1859
with the international Court
of Justice at the Hague. Is
rael told the Hague court
that damages equivalent to
$7,462,80 had been claimed.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22
Fight Planned
On Blue Law

BOSTON, (JTA)-A broad
campaign to obtain reconsid-
GRAFTON of a Sunday blue law
amendment that has been
killed in the Massachusetts,
State Legislature was launch
ed here by Jewish organiZa-
tionS.
They allege that the legis-
lative action, particularly in
the State Senate, had been
killed through undue influ-
ence prejudicial to Jews and
others who observe Saturday
as the Sabbath. The amend
ment, first adopted by the
State Senate and later killed,
would have permitted busi-
ness enterprises to stay open
on Sundays if they close
Saturdays.
The campaign, according
to Rabbi Samuel J. Fox,
chairman of the Social Ac-
tionS Committee of the Mass
achusetts Council of Rabbis,
will include a possible appeal
to the US. Supreme Court, a
call for a statewide referen-
dunn on the issue, and a de-
mand that the Federal Bu
reau of Investigation probe
the manner in which State
Senators were influenced to
kill the pros a b b a t a r i a n
amendment.
The State Legislature has
amended the Sunday blue
laws in such a way that
many businesses and fac
tories will be permitted to
operate on Sundays, Rabbi
Fox said.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22
Israel Economy
Showing Cain

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - Is
raeps economy during 1861
was marked by full employ
ment and a nine percent in
crease in the gross national
product, on the one hand, and
by the steepest increase in
prices in five years and an
unprecedented rise in the
country's trade deficit, on the
other, it was disclosed here
this week in the annual re-
port issued by David Horo-
WITT, governor of the Bank
of Israel.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22

to Israel was reduced in fiS-
cal 1861 to 81 100000 as COM
pared with 81 100000 the pre-
vious year. The reduction in
technical assistance, the Pres
ident said, was the result of
+'the growth of technical COM
petence in Israel"
President Kennedy's refer
enceS to Israel were contain
ed in his annual report to
Congress on the u. S. Mutual
Security Program. The law
makers were also told that in
addition to U. S. agricultural
commodities for Israel total
ing $25,900,OOO during the
last fiscal year, U. S. advisers
and technicians continue to
serve in Israel on highway
and railway projects, as well
as on programs for mineral
and industrial development.
The report showed no US.
military aid was provided to
Israel in fiscal 1861, although
four of her Arab neighbors-
Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Leba-
non and Iraq = did receive
such aid. Lebanon received
$4,000 worth of military aid
from the U.S.A. in fiscal 1861,
and was allocated $107, 900 in
that category for fiscal 1862.
Jordan got military aid val
ued at $3,470,0OO for fiscal
1861, and ST, $1,000 for fiscal
1862. Iraq's share was $32,-
600 in fiscal 1861, and $4,000
for fiscal 1862.
No figure for military aid
to Saudi Arabia was mention
ed in the Presidents report.
Defense Department circles
said they did not know why
such a figure was omitted,
but thought it was possible
that Saudi Arabia's military
aid share had been in the
form of purchases, rather
than in grants as applied to
the other Arab neighbors of
Israel.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22
FoirbergHeod
Mems Club At
Temple

Mathew Fairberg has been
elected president of the Mems
Club at Temple Emanuel
and was installed to office
at the annual spring installa-
ton dance.
Also elected were Edward
Kopel, Leo Morris and
Joseph Timbanard, vice-presi-
dents; Sidney Berman, cor
responding secretary; Merton
E. Marks, recording secre-
tary, and Mathew Open
helm, treasurer.
Elected to the board of
directors were Ralph Brei-
man, Alex Baum, Kenneth
Cohen, Louis Krainess, Rob-
ert Winger, William Hart,
Raymond Russell and Isa-
dore Small.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22
Notice To All
Organization
Presidents

All organizations of the
Jewish community of Tue
son are asked to send
THE ARIZONA POST the
names of the president,
membership chairman and
publicity chairman.
The list should carry the
full name, address and
phone number of these
three officers.
The Arizona Post is pre-
pairing a new calendar of
publication to be sent to
each of these officers.
Lists should be mailed
speedily to The Arizona
Post, Box 1906.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22
Kosher Meat
Markers Hit
BY Jury


plot to fix prices and restrain
trade in kosher and kosher
style meats and in frankfur-
ter and hamburger rolls was
charged by a Federal Grand
Jury here against IA distrib-
utor companies, II individ-
uals and three trade aSsocia-
tions. They do a business of
$40,0O0,000 a year in the New
York metropolitan area.
Morris Horn, business man
ager of Local 627 of the Pro-
vision Statesmen and Distrib-
utors Union of the Amalga-
mated Meat Cutters and
Butchers Workmen of North
America, was named in all
three indictments handed up
by the grand jury. The in
dictments in the meat cases
charged that retail prices of
the meats are fixed by pre-
arrangement.
The in die t m en- IS also
charged that the professors
refused to sell to any jobber
who was not a member of
the union nor to any retailer
not approved by the retailers
association. The grand jury
said artificially high prices
were maintained by the con-
spiracy. Each count of the
three indictments carries a
maximum penalty of a year
in prison and a $4,000 fine
for each individual convicted
and $4,000 fine for con-
Germs and trade associations.
CHICAGO, (JTA) = A ko-
sher butcher who resigned
from the Chicago Kosher
Butchers Association because
of an association rule against
price advertising was report
ed to be doing a record bust
ness in the sale of kosher
meat and poultry.
Louis FialkOff, one of the
owners of the FialkOff and
Hartenstein Kosher Meat and
Poultry Market, said he was
continuing advertising des-
pite heavy pressure to stop
doing so. A survey found his
store jammed with price-con-
scious women shoppers while
stores of non-adVertisers
were doing only a sprinkling
of business.
Protesting the time-hon-
ored practice of not adVertis-
ing kosher meat prices, Fial-
koff said, why don't the
other butchers wake up?" He
added that if the butchers
would bring their prices
down, or at least 'let the
customer know what they are
charging, they could do a big
business"
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22
Knesset Member
Denies Link To
Kidnapping

JERUSALEM, CJTA) -
Rabbi S hlomo o LorincZ, a
member of the KneSSet, Is
rael's Parliament, and leader
of the Agudat Israel party,
firmly denied that he had
ever participated in any meet
ing at which the abduction
of Yossele Schumacher was
allegedly discussed. Rabbi
Lorincz was testifying in the
trial of Rabbi Binyamin Men
delsohn of Kommemiut set
tlement, who, along with
three others, is being tried
for completely in the kidnap-
ing of the Schumacher boy.
Rabbi Lorincz said that he
had undertaken to mediate
for the return of the child,
but that he did so with the
knowledge and blessings of
police officials. He testified
that Rabbi Mendelsohn also
supported his mediation eff
forts after ruling that the
child should be returned to
his parents. He said Rabbi
Mendelsohn asked him to
convey his ruling to Yossele's
grandfather, Nachman Shtar-
kes, who is being held in Jail
in connection with the case.
Some 400 Jews still reside
in Communist China.
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22
American Loans
To Israel Gain
In Year 1861

WASHINGTON, JTA) - United States development
for fiscal 1861 totaled $16OOOO
of $1OO0OOO the previous President
Kennedy reported to Congress.
President reported that US technical assistance
The Arizona post., 1962-06-22

Some 400 Jews still reside
in Communist China.
Israel now has $4,000 teach
erS.
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weather and a wide range of
temperatures.
Davis, w. Va, elevation
5000 feet above sea level, and
said to be the highest incorpo-
rated town in the Eastern
United States. has long been
the scene Of the Winter Car
nival Of the Ski Club of WASH
ington. The carnival, formerly
held in mid-January, has been
washed out so many times by
unreasonable thaws and warm
rains that the date has been
changed to February 16 and II
this year.
On the other hand sub-zero
temperatures are not uncom-
mon, and natives of Davis tell
of Army mountain troops on
maneuvers in the area who
froze to death in their Sleep
ing bags. Skiers are in little
danger of freezing to death on
the ski slopes. but proper dress
is important for both comfort
and safety. Chilled skiers tire
quickly and cannot coordinate
efficiently, thus becoming more
accident prone.
Practical dress for outdoor
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activity in the mountains be-
gins with long underwear. All
authorities recommend long
johns, but some skiers rebel,
claiming that heavy underwear
is too warm for active skiing
and causes overheating when
indoors.
The answer is the improved
fishnet underwear, according to
Ed Remington, proprietor Of a
ski shop in Rockville. Ed, who
spent several years in the Arc
tic and Antarctic, and serves
as a consultant on cold-weather
clothing for Government agen-
cies, speaks from experience.
Fishnet underwear utilities the
insulating effect of air space
and is useful in a wide range
OF temperatures.
other types Of underwear
popular with skiers, who shun
heavy, bulky clothing, are cot
ton thermal knit undergar-
ments, and the "longies" Of
two layer construction. The
latter is available in old
fashioned red or modern candy
stripes.
The experienced skier follows
the theory Of wearing several
layers Of lightweight clothing
to utilize the insulating effect
Of the air spaces formed be-
tween the layers. He can regu-
late his heat control by remov-
ing or adding sweaters or by
unzipping a parka.
Outside garmentS-i.e. par
kas and ski pants-are usually
snow and water resistant and
close woven to give wind pro-
lection. The chilling effect Of
the wind can be very dan
gerous.
Remington has a tip for
skiers who have difficulty
keeping their hands warm. He
recommends using an extra
wooden inner glove that has the
fingers cut off just below the
End joint. This serves to keep
the hands warm while improv-
ing circulation to the fingers,
and does not interfere with
digital dexterity.
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tors Alliance held their annual
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tough bait that will roll into
balls and stay on the hook.
Still another bait is to get
chicken entrails from a poultry
house, allow them to sit until
they are ripe" If you can
stand the handling of them,
they will catch fish.
For q blood bait, take one
quart Of chicken or beef blood,
mix In four tablespoons of
powdered casein glue, pour into
q flat cake pan with wax paper
on the bottom and let harden.
Cut into bait-sized chunks and
II 1t is not to be used right
away, add two teaspoons Of
benzoate Of soda as a pre-
sentative.
Liver bait is made from one
pound of liver, one cup of corn
meal and one teaspoon of pow
dered asafoetida. Cut the liver
into narrow strips and mix with
other ingredients in a quart jar
Sour "a hours before using.