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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-07

Part One has to do with the falter-
ing fortunes of the Brinker family
when the father suffers brain injury
while working on the dikes, with Hans
heading for Amsterdam to find work.
The second portion concerns the ef-
forts of Hans to win the big race
that will enable him to pay for the
operation needed by his father.
A musical version of Hans
Brinker," starring Hollywood's Tab
Hunter, was an NBC special in 1858.
Olympic skating champ Dick Button
stole the show with a brilliant per-
Torrance. Skater Ellie Sommers,
Peggy King and Basil Rathbone also
were in the cast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-07
The pastoral
beauty Of
Holland is
captured by
WaIf Disney
in his new
filmed version
of Hens
Brinker or fhe
Silver Sk0fes'

HE classic story, Hans
W. Brinker or the Silver
Skates" by Mabel Mapes
Dodge, is given the Disney treatment
on "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of
Color" in a two-part dramatization to
be presented this Sunday Gan. y and
next (Jan. 14).
The story was filmed in Holland
and Sweden with an all-Swedish cast
headed by Rony Zeander in the title
role and Carin Rossby as his sister,
Gretel. 1t concerns Dutch youth who
hopes to win a skating championship
so that he can help his family finan-
cially.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Herb
Batter
Bread

~ cups warm (not hot)
water
I package active dry yeast
2 tablespoons soft shortening
2 teaspoons salt
2 tablespoons sugar
8 cups sifted flour
I teaspoon caraway seeds
teaspoon nutmeg
" teaspoon powdered sage
Pour warm water into a
large mixing bowl. Sprinkle
yeast over water; stir until
dissolved. Add shortening,
salt, sugar and / "A cups flour
mixed with the caraway
seeds, nutmeg and sage. Beat
2 minutes at medium speed
Of an electric mixer or 800
vigorous strokes by hand.
Scrape sides and bottom Of
bowl frequently. Stir in re-
naming flour and beat with
q spoon until smooth, about
/ to IA minutes. Scrape bat
ter from sides of bowl. Cover
dough with a clean cloth and
let rise in a warm place.
free from draft, until doubled
In bulk, about 80 minutes.
When batter has risen, stir
down by beating about Is
strokes. Spread batter evenly
in a creased 9x5x3-inch loaf
pan. Batter will be sticky.
Let rise in warm place, free
from draft, until edge Of bat
Ter reaches u inch from top
of pan, about 40 minutes.
Bake in moderate oven (375
degrees) for IS to so minutes,
or until brown. When done,
Immediately remove from
pan. Brush top with melted
margarine or butter. Cool.
Makes one loaf.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Blend FIuVors

Overnight refrigeration
usually improves fish chow
ders, chill con carne, curries.
The cold stay seems to bring
out hidden flavors and blend
them.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
Fight on Political PoternoIism Urqed

fields. but in the markets
Of the world"
WON en- are especially
equipped to reverse the trend
toward defeat, she said. be-
cause Of their long experience
as the keeper Of the moral
standards in their families
and their communities"
Give q Cause
IF you give q woman q
cause she believes in" she
said jokingly. "she doesn't
care how big an idiot she
makes Of herselfl She knows
that you have to practice
what you profess to believe. I"
Women also "like to get
down to the meat Of q mat
ter" she continued. They can
be articulate and, because of
their experience in dealing
Evening star., 1962-05-03

with children, they "can use
simple examples that every
one can understand"
Mrs. Richard Wagner. wife
Of the outgoing president Of
the Chamber of Commerce,
presided at the luncheon
which was held at the May
flower Hotel.
The occasion carried out a
golden anniversary motif in
observance of the Chambers
50th annual meeting.
Miss Barbara Pendleton,
president Of the Women's
Chamber of Commerce of
Kansas City, Mo-, spoke brief
ly, reporting on the national
chambers Arcade for Citi-
2enship Action earlier IN the
year in which she partici-
pated.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
LEGISLATOR TO SPEAK

needs, they can avoid the
accusation Of lacking sym
pathy for children and the
elderly, she said.
Women are practical too"
she declared. and they are
especially equipped to ex-
plain why they are fighting
those solutions that ask US
to abandon and destroy the
very system that gave US our
multitudinous blessings"
Mrs. May. who was pre-
sented by Arthur II. Motley,
chairman Of the Board Of the
National Chamber, spoke on
the luncheon theme: "Wom-
en- in q Changing World -
Effective Citizenship Through
Voluntary Action"
The speaker expressed an
"ever growing conviction"
that America is losing a war
on the home front, the
symptoms Of which she said,
are q trend toward national
insolvency" erosion Of per-
sonal incentive" and O trend
toward political paternal-
ism"
1t is q war. she said, that
will not be won on the battle
Evening star., 1962-05-03
Titov Tells Women:
You'll Fly in Space

our engagement ring, on the
second or third finger.
The embassy wife added
that in the Soviet Union, I'VE
don't distinguish between
Miss and Mrs. as you do. "
One cannot tell by her last
name, which ends in "a" in
either case, and a married
woman has no special title,
she explained.
Later last evening Maj. and
Mrs. Titov dropped in on a
children's party at the en-
basSy, chiefly for the kinder
garten set, celebrating the
May / and 2 holidays.
The party was given by the
two teachers from the Rus
sian embassy school, with the
help Of some Of the parents.
The kids were treated to cake,
candy, nuts and soft drinks
and a few words from the
celebrated Cosmonaut.
Mrs. Titov was to accom-
pany her husband this morn
ing on a sightseeing tour Of
the city.
Mrs. Dobrynin said she
would have her own meeting
with the press sometime dur
ing her stay.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
Clare Williams
Is Speaker

Mrs. Clare B. Williams. as
sistant chairman Of the Re-
publican National Committee,
said today that because Of
the lack Of consistent leader
ship Of the Kennedy admin
istration 1862 is a year Of
deep uneasineSs and anxiety
for the American people"
She addressed the lunch
con meeting of the Women's
Republican Club Of st. Pet
ersburg, Fla.
On the subject of Berlin,
the speaker said reports
from Europe which have not
been denied. indicate the adj
ministration is toying with
the idea of conceding to the
Russians basic aspects Of our
whole German position, a
position which We hold by
right If q four-power allied
agreement.
'Tf these reports are true
how can we expect Western
Europe or anyone else to
trust our wisdom and follow
our leadership" Mrs. VIII
iams asked.
Evening star., 1962-05-03
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

Maj. Gherman Ttov, the
visiting Soviet Cosmonaut,
is clearly out to please the
ladies.
In a new town, with a new
audience Of women, he said
again yesterday what he'd
said in New York the day
before: It's an historical
injustice" that the first space
pilot wasn't a woman.
Speaking mock-seriously at
a late-afternoon press con-
ference in the embassy, with
his wife listening, Maj. Titov
called it unfair because in
many respects, in withstand
ing hardshipS and orienting
oneself :, woman stands
on a higher level than man."
But justice will come" he
added, talking through an
interpreter, "and women will
fly to space"
r She's willing
Mrs. Titov had said during
their visit to New York that
she would take q space
flight If given the opportunity.
Asked after the conference
If she had actually made ap-
plication, she laughed and
said no, but repeated that
she certainly" would accept
an offer.
She is now a medical stu
dent, and she and her hus-
band have no children,
according TO Mrs. Dobrynin,
wife of the Soviet AmbaSsa-
dor.
The 24-year-old Cosmo-
naut's wife did not speak
during the press conference.
She sat in the front row
watching her husband, occa-
sionally turning to a re-
porter on her left to observe
his rapid e-taking.
The play of expression on
her face, as she listened to
the questions and answers,
was restrained.
She grinned slightly when
somebody asked Mai. Titov
II Soviet Cosrnonaut No. 3
was about the same size
(short and compact) as him.
self and Gagarin.
And she grinned again
when another reporter, won-
dering how the Cosmonaut
had managed to sleep so long
on the space flight, quoted
a suggestion that he'd been
hypnotized.
Mrs. Titov was dressed in a
two-piece black wool dress
with scoop neck and touches
Of gold-and-sequinned en-
broidery. Her only pieces of
jewelry were a gold watch
and a gold ring, set with a
small stone, worn on the
second finger of her.left hand.
Can't Tell
A Soviet embassy wife ex-
planned later that wedding
bands are given In Russia
("more so now than when !
was married." she said) but
married women don't always
wear them. Very often they
wear instead an equivalent of
Evening star., 1962-05-03
By FRANCES LIDE
Star staff Writer

Representative Catherine
May, Republican Of WASH
ington, called on women to
take the leadership in fight
ing political paternalism" in
an address yesterday high
lighting the annual Ladies
Luncheon Of the United
States Chamber Of Com
merce.
Mrs. May told an audience
Of several hundred that it's
difficult to combat govern
ment-planned programs be-
cause they are $50 humane
sounding" with the emphasis
on helping our neighbors in
distress. !"
For instance, she said,
most Of those who have led
in opposing medical care for
the aged and Federal aid to
education have merely won
an indictment for being self
seeking"
An Image
Women, however, project a
I'VE care" image, she noted.
And because Of women's ira
ditional concern for human
Evening star., 1962-10-07
GRAHAM
Continued From Page Ell

Continued From Page Ell
land in the Seine in Paris.
There is a restaurant right
next door, and l can hear
our phone ring when we dine
there. It's a comfortable
place, but modest. Yves and
I are simple people. We don't
have to keep Is secretaries
and 35 gardeners. But we get
paid enough; don't misun-
derstand me.
when I'm working, I don't
want to see anybody on the
set who is a stranger to the
picture. Normally I would
not have seen you, but you
are here such a short while.
I get home at night in time
to bathe, eat and sleep. You
know, 1 have never taken a
sleeping pill in my life. I pre-
fer the European way Of
working-from II noon to
about 8 or 9. In Hollywood
woman stars must get up at
6 in the morning. I wouldn't
like that. Everyone in France
is a freelance. Each movie is
a separate thing, there is no
overhead, so they can be
made more cheaply."
In To-day We Live" ST.
none plays a woman she de-
scribes as sleeping" She is
married, but not living with
her husband because he is a
prisoner of war ut is my
house, but not my home. I'm
like a stranger to it. My hus-
band is a wealthy, typical
French industrialist. The
woman wakes up and some
thing happens" The some
thing" is when American Air
man Stuart Whitman plum
NETS into her life.
I'm going to do The Lit
tie Foxes on the Paris stage.
Evening star., 1962-10-07
There's One Sonq
Not in Muureen's S
Irish Medley

HOLLYWOOD (AP). : If
there's one song a good
daughter Of old Erin like
Maureen O'Hara hates it's
who Put the Overalls In
Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?"
1T isn't Irish a'tall," she
said in her soft brogue.
So Maureen, who's been
collecting real Irish songs
for years, is putting them out
in book form.
She's already made a rec
ord of Some of them.
And the only song you'd
recognize is Danny Boy, "
she said.
I'm working with a COL
laborator putting the songs
in book form.
We're going to do at least
two. One will be a paperback
Evening star., 1962-10-07

I've done two films In a row,
and I'm reading three Italian
scripts. My last film was
"Adua and Her Friends" in
Italy. 1t isn't always possible
for us to be together. But
Yves and I try very hard to
work in the same city, or one
of us not to work when the
other has to go away so that
we can be together"
The fact that they are still
together, in spite Of all ru-
mors and temptations, is good
proof of their combined COM
mon sense, and love.
Evening star., 1962-10-07

Somethin' inexpensive that
anyone could carry around.
THE other will be beau
tiful, with lovely binding and
illustrations. Something peo-
pie would want to keep and
look at just because it's so
pretty.
Maybe later, We'll do one
for children. Anything to
keep them from singin' that
horrible Mrs. Murphy's
Chowder' thing"
Evening star., 1962-10-07

The Presidents wife, played by Nanette Fa-
bray, gives daughter Leslie, played by Anita
Gillette, some advice on landing man in the
sTm Gonna Get Him" number in "Mr. Presi-
dent" The Irving Berlin-HOward Lindsay
Russell Grouse musical continues through
Saturday night at the National Theater.
Evening star., 1962-08-11

200 VALLEY AVE. Sc.
MODERN APT. BLDG. KEYS IN
! Bedrm. $3.50 Utils. Inc.
. Bedrms. $3.50 Plus Utils.
VIM. J. DAVIS. INC.
e29 13th St. NV. MA. S-3556
2801 18th ST. NV.
Efficiency a2.. S14.50 - c.uding
Utilities. see Res!dert ".
4001 4th ST. Sc.
bedrm.. l!v. rm.. din. area, bath.
kit. and rear porch. All ut!'s. n
cluded. Ee-y $3.50. To see con-
tact .arito-. tl3 Atlantic Il. sc.
H. G. SMITHY CO. ST. 3-33O0
1850 IRVING ST. N.W.-4 rms,
kit. and bath. rear porch. ward.
S1l0 mo. re. 3-2514.
TOT 9th ST. Sc.
Available immediatel this COM
pletely remodeled apartment. Large
Spac ,iv. rm. > bedrmS, extra
lge. kit. with breakfast space.
Plenty Of cabinets. Tiled bath, rear
porch. S95 mo.
For immediate occupancy.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 K st. NV. NE. S-4323
aa4a unPEpnuUanH ira
Evening star., 1962-08-11
BEVERLY APIS

. large bedrms., well appointed liy
rm. with family-size dinette, mod.
ern kit, completely air cond
S127.5O. Sl1 West Glebe I'd
Alex, Res. Mgr. Mrs. Durick, XII
S-5S30, SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Ma S-2345.
Evening star., 1962-08-11

DESIRABLE N.W.-Most beautiful
well constructed architects home
OF solid brick. Kins sized living
room. study, large corner bed
rooms, master bedroom 16x27, 3
baths, powder room. full basement,
steel columns and Rirders, incine-
rator. Spacious 2-car garage,
maids quarters. Large beautifully
features pertaining to the beauty
and desirabiitty OF property. Ideal
for EMpAscX EcTNENsr,r -.
Evening star., 1962-08-11
COOP APIS. FOR SALE

ARL., So bedrms., 1st. II. Air
conditioner avail. Pay S4,400 dn.
and assume AZ mortgage. Terms
considered. CL. 6-6242.
HOUSE-SIZED 2-bedrm apt, beau
tifully decorated, large rooms,
priced right, air conditioned.
l bedrm., living room, kitchen,
dinette, bath. Immaculate, cross
ventilation, wired for air con-
ditioning, best buy in NV. Sec
ton. $1,000.
FREDERICK H. DENsToN
NO. 7-S2SS NO. 7-1123 DI. 7-430o
THE WESTCHEsTER-Lovely CO.
OP apt. Spacious rms. and clos.
cts, 2 bedrms., liv. rm., solarium
foyer, hall, bath, dinette and kit
AIR COND. FE. S-2670 between
9 am. and 9 pm.
Evening star., 1962-08-11
MT. PLEASANT
PLUS-PLUS-PLUS
8 LOVELY ROOMS: 3 BATHS
Mr.. 18Th AND ALLISON NV.

MT. PLEASANT AREAS apts.,
brick, or home and income. full
bsmt.. good cond.. $1,000. o. D.
FIELD. INC, JU. 5-7113. JU.
Evening star., 1962-08-11
WARWICK VILLAGE

ALEX. brick row house,
full bsmt., washer, dryer, disposal,
xfvEpS un ~ nxeon
Evening star., 1962-08-11

s75 MO. UP: 2 and 3 bearm.' year.
areas. / hr. to d. c. lined. poss.
KAY RLTY. CO., INC, RA. $4,000
1851 MONTELLO AVE. N.E.-s
bedrms.. bath, liv. rm.. dinins
rm.. kit, SS5 per mo. LA. 9-76S1
Evening star., 1962-08-11

ARL., Ne bedrms.. cow. to bus.
church, schools. nT. Heeht'S Park
ington. $3.50. IA. S-l4O0.
ARL.-Garden and new de luxe
elev. oldg I . and 3 bedrooms.
some with balconies ard ps tios.
600-unit development. aiT eond..
swimming pools. garages. putting
green. Close to Navy Annex. PEN
ping. DORCHESTER. office at
2040 Columbia Dixie. IA 7-0305.
200l Columbi2. pike. ia 4-390Q.
Evening star., 1962-08-11

". HYATTSVILLE-Small house,
Sligo Parkway: Seen BY appoint
ment. HA. 2-S973.
Evening star., 1962-08-11

THE Observation-Disclosures
apt, lge. rms, walk-in closets
l coat closet, 2 expos. 337-6692.
Evening star., 1962-08-11
HOUSES UNFURR. TO REM

AIR. .COND. RAMBLER-Three 49,
#. bedms,,. . baths; walk to sehls.
springfield Woods, va Avail
ANDREWS AREA-New, 6-rm. brk.
house. lge. din. rm., Ia baths,
full bsEnt. Sl60. 44o-62l2.
Evening star., 1962-08-11

WOODLAND, zoos FREEPORT ST
-6 rms, bath, lge. yard. S115
Ii. 6-7043, WnLOUGHBY CO.
Evening star., 1962-08-11
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURR. TO RENT

ARL., N-Completely furn., for 1C
mos. Brick rambler, 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, firepl. in liy. rm. and
rec. rm. Nr. schools, $3.50. HOL-
LEY RLTY., 51S3 Lee hwy, Arl.
KE. S-5353.
ARL.-2-bedrm. bunsalow, near
shopping and bus. fenced back
yard. S1l5. IA. 2-0526.
S.E.-Detached 6-rm. house, COM
pletely furn. Newly decorated.
porches. nice rear yd. Owner re-
tanning ! bedrm., S77.50 mo. For
info, call 5S4-561S after 6 pm,
Sunday q am. TO 8 pm.
STONE HOUSE on wooded lot, Lee
Blvd. Hts, Is min. from Penta.
gon, 5 bedrooms, 3 full baths, liv
rm.,. din. rm., rec. rm., mod. new
kitchen, det. garage. Win rem
furn. $3.50, or unfurn, S275. Min
imum 2-yr. lease. JE. 3-0140.
Evening star., 1962-08-11
ARLINGTON
FALLS CHURCH
ARL., 8.

ARL., n, Lorcom Lane-Brk. ram.
bier. so liv.. rm.. din. area, der
9 b.r.. 2 baths. gar., reas. IA. T.
Evening star., 1962-08-11

ANNANDALE, Broyhil Crest - s.
bedrm. brk. rambler. fun bsmt,.
tirspL in Nv. rm, Avail. immed.
ALKx., oRoVEToN-3-bI.. I-6ath
rambler, near schools and shops.
No pets. SI35 mo. 765-sS6S.
ALEX. Braddock HTts-. 8 hedrm.
home on corner lot, 2 baths, eony.
location, $3.50 mo. oV. 3-1ssS.
ALEXANDRIA
SHIRLEY HwY.-Briek three-bed-
room, y bath home with full
basement and fenced lot. conven.
lent 70 Seminary and Hammond
ROSEMONT = Roomy older home
with marvellous view. three bed
rooms. living room. dining room.
y baths. S160.
OLD PORT-Quiet town house with
double living room, fireplace and
eanopied terrace. three bedrooms.
finished basement. excellent stor-
YATES VIEw - Three bedroom
brick town house in best area.
Modern electric kitchen. two fire.
places. p2neled game room, fine
OLD TOWN = Freshly restored
brick, three bedrooms. beautiful
large living room with fireplace.
grand kitchen and dining room.
,2 baths. $3.50.
LOVELY FARMHOUSE in center Of
town with large old-fashioned
pie living rooms. three ftreplaees.
WAYNEwOOD - Ideal for large
family. six-bedroom brick home on
large lot. Five-ton central air con-
ditioning. screened porch. two-caE
attached garage. minutes 70 new
JACOB & WARWICK. INC.
Realtors and Insurers
416 Prince st. 64e-5400
= 3 bedrooms, 1 y
baths. fenced yard. Call XII. g.
S4S1.
ALEX, 1910 Edison-ConV. loc.
town house. 3 bedrms., fenced I'd.
Excel. cond. Sl12. EAl. 2-35S2.
ALEX.-2-bedrm., semidet. brk..
sep. din. rm-, full bsmt.. front
pch., venetian blinds. new stove,
redec. Avail now. SOS. Also 3-bed-
rm. house in Delray section. full
bSmt., sereened-in back pch., sep.
din. rm., fen. I'd. Owner will re-
dec; Avail. Aug. 20. S110. 1872
AMER. UNIV. PK.-7 rms. ~
baths, w.-to-W. carpeting. cow
sehls.. trans shopping. $3.50
EN-. 2-30l4.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK or
lower Macarthur blvd.-2 or 5
bedrms. 262-0750.
ANNANDALE RD.-SEVEN COR
NERS AREA = 4-bedrm., IL
bath, air-eonditioned. fuli-base-
ment rambler with rec. rm. On
dead-end street and convenient "a
school. Available Sept. /. Only
$l55 per month, Call DARWIN
REALTY, INC, ia. 7-4353. Ewes.
FL. 6-702l or IA. 2-7S94.
ARL., N.-3-bedrm brk.. sep. din.
Ia baths, gar, rear patio, fin
rec. rm., M. elem. and il. high
schools, shop. center, churches
kEi anc ssrsssssRi s1ssSRS. $3.50 on 2-'r' lease
ARL., Westover, 1928 N. Lonefel.
low st.-Briek Colonial. 2 bed.
rms, with porch. Newly decor. Va
cant, S125 per mo. 524-4390.
ARL, S. = 3-bedrm.. 2h baths
rec. rm.. jalousied porch. SI6O
Ari. Ctfice. "a. AH71S7SANi 7.sSs77sS. co,
ARLINGTON, N0RTH-dood dea
to right party. will lease two.
family house, $3.50. HE. 4-61el.
ARLINGTON, 1904 N. KenesaW st,
(Westover)-2 bedrms., detached
Colonial brick. tile bath. sep. din
rm., freezer-refer. B aSem I
OPEN SUN. II to 8. For inspec-
ton. Mr.. ATKINS. Ii. 6-o656, OF
RE. 7-lS20, Ext. 3065.
Evening star., 1962-08-11
GARDENS

New. modern air-eond apis. off
jeff. Davis hwy. on S. 2sth st.. 10
Minis. to l4th st. Bridge, ] blk.
from bus. bedrm.. S117.50: . bed
rms, S137.50. AL utils incl. Dis
posal. birch cabinets. laundry.
storage facilities. ample off-street
pvt. parking. Small pets accepted
Evening star., 1962-08-11
CAPITOL HILL AREA
n-m- a.-l.- n

Ten 10th 81. ne. Entire second
floor Of 2-story duplex. Completely
redec- . oedrms.. mod kit. tiled
bath. abundance storage space and
other extras.
WOODWARD AND NORRIS
Evening star., 1962-08-11
,rn..L GL0xLR I PARK S,

FULLY AIR coNpiTioNED
Completely remodeled home in this
much-sought-after area with all
the extras for luxurious living.
Large new ultarmodern kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal rec.
baths, built-in garage and fenced
yard. Should sell instantly at
S27,500. Mr.. Pardoe, WO. 6-43S5.
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC, DI.
Evening star., 1962-08-11

COOP APTS. FOR SALE
Evening star., 1962-08-11

COOP APIS. FOR SALE
Evening star., 1962-08-11
CHEVY CHASE-00II 32d 81 NV.
CHEVY CHASE, 3. q.

4 BEDROOM, 21a BATHS
NEW LISTING. Wonderful family
home with spacious rooms. At
traetively renovated throughout.
Double corner lot, Plenty Of trees.
Within walking distance Of tTahs-
row. Wilson Schools. Vacant. In
med. possession. Realistically
priced at $4,000. Call Mrs.
Thurman, 363-5705 or Mrs. King,
DE. 2-Sl25.
Evening star., 1962-08-11

MOUNT PLEASANT~-3106 18th st,
NV, vacant. 9 rms, 2h baths.
Sell S15,500 or rent $3.50 q mo.
OWNER, 4S3-64S7
Evening star., 1962-08-11
AVE, EMBASSY

AREA 2346. Brokers protected.
Inspection by appointment. Call
Re. 7-532o or ia. 9-S142. Prop
erty must be disposed Of as soon
as possible.
Evening star., 1962-08-11
Simmons Properties

REALTORS De. 2-5600
CHEVY CHASE, mr.. Alice Deal and
Woodrow Wilson High-3- bedroom
2-bath brick Colonial on large
level lot, close TO transportation.
$4,000. CHEVY CHASE REALTY.
en-. 3-lSOO after 8 pm. LA. g.
3426.
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10 Records Fall
As Aquatic Club
Wins Swim Meet

The host Northern Virginia
Aquatic Club and the Summit
IN. j. YMCA teams won the
boys and girls championships
respectively last night in the
eighth annual Thanksgiving
meet of the National Capital
Swimming Association.
Northern Virginia compiled
235 points to win the two-day
meet. The Suburban Swim
Club was second with IA, Con-
gressional third with 81.
Summit had 1877 points, beat
ing out Northern Virginia girls
by Sc points. Knights of Column
bus team was third with 1874.
Ten individual District of Co.
lumbia records were set. one
was tied and five team marks
established in the Is events.
Jane Barkman, of Suburban
Swim Club was the lone double
record smasher. winning the
200-yard individual medley and
the 50-yard breast stroke for
girls HIP.
More than 500 swimmers,
representing SO groups from IL
States, the District of Columbia
and Puerto Rico, competed.