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Evening star., 1962-04-15
sEWATERFRoN
Beautiful Tioga County

Beautiful Tioga County
Hunting camp or summer home.
Furnished rooms. well. elect,
view. Acre. S3,0OO-S1 900 down.
100 acres and an old barn. Pine,
spruce. maple, beech trees. AND
1O-mile view. S4,50O.
STEVENS, Realtors
36 N. Main St, Mansfield. Pa. Phi. 81
CHARMING brick house. eight rms,
3i2 baths. 90 acres. Built middle
1900. Excellent condition. Cal
collect, Williamsport. Nd. Canal
$4,000.
MANSION HOUSE, valuable an
tiques. Dashboard heat. > baths,
cleo, water, 100 acres rich blue
grass land, 4-acre tobacco allot-
ment. 10000 tobacco barn, COW
barn. 2-car garage, new AW fence,
buildings. land. excellent condi-
ton, clean. Fully mechaniZed. g
tractors. other new machinery
new ieep truck. colleges nearby
school bus front gate. Thirty miles
Lexington, Ky. Complete, S65, 900
Write DIR. H. P. LEAR, Marshall
Va. owner.
RENT, beaut. 3-bedrm. ramb., =
acre land in new subdiv. mi
west Of Ft. Royal. $50 mo. CR.
3-7137 or Ft. Royal. Me. 5-275S.
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ST. CLEMENTS BAY, near Leon
ardtown. Nd. - Beach cottage
furn.. mod. kitchen. SLEEPS up to 9.
New 9O-ft. dock, SIS. 900 Call HU
1-2S22 or 54S-9S7s. Can be seen
Sunrsy and Monday.
WAI KFRONT HOME in West
moreland County on State road.
z rooms. bath, powder room and
utility room. ArteSian water, pier.
l-aere land with splendid eleva-
ton. House in good condition.
RAINE. Richmond Federal Build
ing, Richmond. Va. Virginia Prop
critics. Seashore TO Mountains. Free
booklet. virginia.
YEOCOMICO RIVER. Northumber-
land Co, Wa home for retire
ment. bedrooms, full bath with
dressing room. . half-beths. pan
eled. living room. fireplace. din
ing room, eat-in kitchen. library.
Is acres. $780, 500. Ben Humbard.
Warsaw. Va. ED. 3-623l. Home.
OR. 2-207s. SCHMIDT & WILL
SON, INC. Realtors.
395 ACRES, over 2 miles front
on salt water, mature and grow
ing timber. a natural for develop
inert. $4,000. W. c. RICE.
BROKER, warsaw, va
i3-ACRE, fresh water lake. heav-
ily stocked with bass and blue
gills. surrounded by l40 acres Of
farm and timber-growinR land.
income from farm plus growing
sites around lake. 4-room cottage.
$4,000, W. c. RICE. Broker.
Warsaw. Va, ED. 3-55OO.
S3,995-$500 DOWN
NORTH BEACH, block from
sand beach. Screened front porch
LiV rm, din rm., kit, bath
. bedrms. Immed. possession.
S6,995-BAYVIEW
CLIFFS - Bsyview
bath, kit, and din. area. Lge. ciut
rm. Oil heat.
1895
NORTH BEACH-Encl. porch, liv
rm., din. rm.. 2 bedrmS., bath
pantry and kit, sep. ent. to lge
fin. dormitory. util. house. In
sulsted. Oil heat.
S14.950
BRICK RAMBLER-On corner lot
Bay front community. Liv. rm
with firepl., 3 bedrms., kit, bath
util. rm. Closed back porch. Storm
doors and windows. BaSeboarc
hot-water heat. Swimming anc
boating.
S14,995
WATERFRONT-ONE-HALF ACRE
Liv. rm., . bedrms., kit, bath
encl. front and rear porches. Bsmt
oil heat, separate ent. to effic
apt, lge. rm., shower, kit AL
modern. Gear garage. Air condi.
tioner. left. boat.
LEISNER AND HANSON
.DEALE. MD. 3O1-UN. 1921
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES for cash
or terms; D. G, Nd, Va. Phone
s23-2623 3d. 2S3o9EJAA;; 9E "a; 3-5s4S; MAR
NO. 18th ST. ARL.. VA.
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TRAILERS
(CONIINUED)

GREAT LAKES SO IOx46. lots Of
extras, in peri. cond. 765-0153
Sat. and Sun. or aft. 8 wk. days.
HOUSE TRAILERs, 2sxS, Valley
Forge, / bedrm. See at VINCENT S
TRAILER CT. Lot 2k WA 7-531l
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TWO FOR ONE
HANDYMAN SPECIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
CASH

CASH
81. 900 to 100000. Funds available
erty owners. Loans for business.
DR.. bills, vacation, etc. D. c., Md.
and Va. Phone applications ac-
cepted. IA. 5-7s51 any time or
IA. 7-7200.
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E. STEUART VAUGHAN

LN0NA A1hs VIZ llOhC IS%-J
THE JOSEPH ID. LAZENBY co.
HARNESS CREEK - Direct water
front. Small three-bedroom home
in good condition on about y
acre. Nice new family room, screen
porch, aluminium siding, Dashboard
hot-water heat. Owner will as
sist with financing. Sl4, 900.
LlNDAMOOR ON THE SEVERN
Riverfront section, waterview, A.
bedroom Dutch Colonial home. To-
Gated on large lot. Living room
with fireplace, dining area. kitch-
en-, n baths. full basement, large
two-car garage with work shop
and storage on second floor
Owner transferred.
BRICK TOWN HOUSE in excellent
condition consisting of full base
ment with recreation room. en-
trance hall. gracious drawing
room. dining room; powder room,
modern kitchen, sun porch and
screened porch on first floor. On
the second floor there are 3 bed
rooms. q number of large closets.
Private garden and patio in rear.
THE JOSEPH D. LAZENBY CO.
215 Main Street, Annapolis, Md.
Telephone: colonial 3-26S4
NETNrhal1
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SOUTHERN 90 MARYLAND

wooded sites, 8 acres to
ten acres. Dogwood. holly, laurel
and oaks. Some with cleared land.
Access to beautiful beach on river
and dock on creek for boats. Ideal
for retirement. not in q develop
ment but in Q restricted COM
munity.
2-Attractive home on st. Thomas
Greek. completely furnished. three
bedrms.. bath, fireplace, large
porch. central heat, artesian well
and dock. Sl6.500.
River cottage, furn.,
large lot. artesian well. row boat,
excellent beach. $4,000.
j.. E. CAPPS. Realtor
HOllVWOOd Nd FrankIip 9-OORn
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CONTINUED

CADILLAC 80 convertible. fully
equipped. extra clean, 1895. LEE
D. BUTLER, 1921 2lS: ST.. nv,
Pc. 1926.
CADILLAC go conv.. fully equip
incl a.. power extras. besGt. white
finish with black inter, low mile
age Must see 10 appreciate. So
ag-
Evening star., 1962-04-15
Southern MARYLAND

PATUXENT RIVER-20 acres, 900
It. pier. = attractive houses. Real
bargain. SCIENTISTS CLIFFS,
charming, rustic 3-bedrm, 2-bath
cottage with lge. liv. rm. with
firepl., din. rm., kit, porches. Big
lot directly on bay. Delightful
colony, highly restricted. S26,500.
SOLOMONS ISLAND-Main stree.,
3 houses, new pier. 513,900.
DRUM POINT - Dream house,
splendid condition. terrific view.
$4,000.
APARTMENT HOUSE. modern g.
unit bldg. at Solomons. Live in
one. let income buy. Al invest
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$3.50 - 5-year 2nd trust. Sea
soned: Sell for Sl,675. JOHN J.
YOUNG. Realtor. UN. 4-45SI or
JU. S-33SO.
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,cONIIkUED)
MODERN WATER

MODERN WATERFRONT home,
planned for retirement. Beauti-
ful view. dock. protected harbor.
Masonry. bedrooms. bath. lv-
ing room. large kitchen and ia
lousie porch Garage with work
shop and shower. SIG, 500. CAPT.
H. c. Robson, USN tRetD
Broker. White Stone. Va.
POTOMAC RIVER, near Coles
'Point-Ideal summer home. bed
rooms, ! "a baths, living room, fire
place, kitchen, screened porches,
maids room and storage room.
large shaded lot, perfect sand
beach, no bank, no wash, pier. To
settle estate, $4,000 furnished
Ben Humbard, warsaw. virginia,
I'd 3-623l, home OR. 2-207S.
SCHMIDT & WILSON. INC,
PUBLIC LANDING, MD. Facing
Chincoteasue Bays shallow water.
Ranch-type house on elevation
not affected by March storm that
damaged Atlantic Seaboard resorts.
safe swimming for children. .
boat harborS close-by. s rms, .
baths. dble. gar. Insulated for
year-round dwelling. Recently
painted. OIL furnace. $4,000,
terms. RESORT REALTY. Ocean
City, Nd. Atlantic 9-76O5.
SIX ACRES. nr. Blossom Point
3OO-ft. frontage. Only $1,000.
-, COUNTY SERVICES, INC.
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TEMPLE

CHEVROLET 80 conv., pref. cond.,
fully equip. low mi. orig
OWNER. Under 81 800. HE. O.
@334
CHEW. 1891 Suburban Carry-All
low mileage. used only for pleas:
ure. IA. 2-46O4.
CHEW. 80 station wagon. 4-dr.. q
cyl, powerglide, exceptionally
clean. Sl.295. 273-7319.
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EATON CHEVROLET

d I-b54S
CHEVY 80 Impala conv., Alpine
white, r. and h, excel. cond
Sl,5OO, Ewes, wk ends 362-9272
CHEW. '5S Bel Air hdtp., r. and h.,
new Wv. tires. excel. cond., /
owner Sl.245. WA. 6-l096.
CHEVROLET 80 Impala So. cdr
hardtop, poWergllde, r. and h.,
power steering and brakes, can
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

LEISNER AND HANSON
DEALE. MD. 3OI-UN. 7-229l
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This is your chance to sound off
and ~ Critic Bernie Harrison
iDtu do his best to Gns1Oer CUES
tons. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names iUiu be used If desired.
Notes: Addresses of networks:
NBC. 30 Rockefeller plaza, NetU
York 20; CHS. zS5 Madison GUeR1e,
Ne1O York %; ABC, West Sirtv-
sirth street, NesU York %.
Please tell us In your Sunday TV
magazine what has happened to
Marion Lorne, who used to appear
on Garry Moore's Tuesday night pro-
gram. A. w.
Miss LOrne underwent a serious
operation last year and makes only
occasional appearances NON.
.
Senior Wences, In his act, makes Q
puppet with glove on his hand that
looks like dog. DO you know the
name he calls this puppet?
LIB.
Can anyone help?
/ have read In my Evening Star
that once again, Clear Horizon. q
show that Is enjoyable In every way
Is to be taken off In June. why do
TV viewers have to lose this enter
tanning drama and put up with tire.
some comedy and quiz programs that
are growing more monotonous every
day. Why can't we have some
say In the matter? 49,.
Mrs. L. e. B.
You hare and yoG said It. Sag It
again to CHS (see address at top Of
c0I1mRD.
This IL O request for information. It
concerns the Paul Scofield program.
Ala. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-05-13

LETTER OF THE WEEK
Questions on Emmy

We were astonished to read that
Laurence Olivier's superb perform
ance in The Power and the Glory"
wasn't even nominated for Q TV
award. Who Is the president Of the
academy. Who made the nomina-
tions2 How many categories2
l. T.
Robert ?. Le1DtRe Is president of
the National Academy of TV Arts
and Sciences. NesD York address: So
West Fortieth street. NeD York 49,
N. Y. The nominations aOeTe made
By 5000 members Of the National
Academy In eight cities and the slate
iOGs formulated, based on these en-
tries. By the National AiDGrds Com
nsittee. There are rs GsOGrd cate
n0r{Ae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-05-13

people were too busy to come and see
his blossoms.
That Is O very vague description.
but thought you might be able to
identity It from the program. -.
Mrs. q. T. q.
Can anyone help1 The program
states only that the selections tn
cIuded coHrtshtp songs from the
seventh century and some lyrics from
the first and second centuries.
A&s
Does Tim Considine have brother
who Is also an actor? Are they any
relation to Reporter Bob Considine?
81. s.
Tins older brother, John. appears
on many of the major drama series.
They are isepltelCs OF the noted
cofWmntst.
iuhiaatom, D. c.. Nav "a. 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-05-13

This IL o request for information. It
concerns the Paul Scofield program.
In the group Of ancient Chinese
poems, he read one about the gentle
man who planted many fruit trees
and tended them carefully. but the
30 The Ssadsy Star ~ Masaxins,
The Adak sun., 1962-04-23

Part of this weeks column will be devoted to expressing my opinion of that special class of idiots commonly known as "cabin Wreckers of Adak". Since this subj iect in wolves me personally, I believe have the right to sound off.
 My cabin, wlli ich is plainly maR}zed IS per station regulations, with name, bldg g.No., and telephone number paint ed on a board two foot square, was broken into by force. The front door chopped ard hacked to the extent that the hole measured approx ina tely h." by 8". It was obvious tka this looked like too much work, so they knocked in tie back door, which was board ed from tlpa inside with two by fours. Just what type of individual or persons do we have on Adak that Intentionally break up and steal their shipnate's prop erty? I would like to bring word to the attention of these people and that word is MORAL, which by Webster definition means, 'capable of distingui shing between ri ght and wrong inoconduct. I certainly don't think that breaking and entering a. long with stealing, is right. Somewhere on this island there are persons who will fully do malice and steal.
 Another thing that happened this past ~ week, that may be of interest to car otnZ CTS on the island. One of the men from this station had his car. parked in front of his house. During the night someone had tmpered with it because in the morn=: ing, when he went to start his car, the ignit ion Wasn't where it should be. His car is 8 rare breed for Adak, so it must be assumed that the cul prit wasn't after parts, but wanted the whole car. This type of conduct just cannot be condoned for so mall a community, or for that matter, community of any size. As they say, Ia word to the wi Sc is sui ficienrn so the person: persons responsible for these acts had best take heed before they find themselves in really deep trouble. EnOugh on this sub iect
The Adak sun., 1962-04-23
ADAK. SUN
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70 MQl1Zle Dl~z<N| NIl|ezAD COMMANDER I Eth ND. VISITS .COlnlSTA. v RADM FEE. BAKUTIS, USN, CoMALsEAFRoN/C0M- SEVENTEEN, made tour of the us. NAVAL COMMUNICATION STATION. Accompanying him were CAPT SHELTON, co. Naval Station; CDR STALTER, District Public Works Off, cer, and LCDR NYSTROM, the Admirals Aide.
 This famiarization tour for the Ad- miral, and he stated that he was pleased with the appearance of the various spaces and the apparent high morale of the men. During the tour of CQlGSTA, the Admiral visited the Receivers; D.F. Building; the Transnitter Site at Mt. Noffett and the Clam Lagoon area propers
 The Admiral will return at 2 later date for more detailed inspection of facil- ltl es and personnel.
 
 BREAK OUT THE CIGARS. Many new rates will go into effect come the 10th of May. gratula tions to the following successful e1amineeso .WIlo will be advanced on Is May:
 BAUME2T, D.O., CTCA; CARPENTER, J.F. CEP3; CHASTAIN, E.F., CECA; CLARK, P. J. CllH3; COX, LA, RN2; cRTIs, R.V. ,EoCA; oOFd'1, . o'h. Ell; DEC#AX, J., oh3; D1Ab- LER, C.R., CTCA; DIX, R.J., CTCA; FANCETT E.C., PN3; FRITSCHE, L., YNl; GRH4EI,, F.N., PMS; GRIFSINGER, D.L., UTW3; GUIDRY R.A., RN3; HXoN, W.N., PC3; JAVEN5, C.E. RM2; JANSEN, J.E. , CS3; BUFFINGTON, R.L. RM3; KLEIKAMF, T.R., CS3; LANDRY, L.W., CS3; LUNDEEN, J.V., R12; MARTIN, A.H. CTCA; MANN, D.K., CMA3; MCKEE, W.T., CMH3; MCCAUL, C.N., CMl; MYERS, DR., R43; ME- HAUS, R.W., RM3; PARKER, D.S. Hl3; PRU- TIT, J.R., CS3; PRUNE3, C.R. ETN3 :ROHDE J'T., ETN2; RUFF, J.E., BUCA ;SCHOENING, ME-, BU3; SMITH, L.E., ETN2; SPENCER, G.E. CEP3; SPENCER, P.D., Cl143 STEPHENS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Spectator View
Of AH-Stur Come

Il was perfectly obE11B ~
the STADIUM yE1E-6HT I"
Congress bad % reE8 fT \
day cstenE1hl1y 1w cuE1t-
tee work II q rw1ce-1-4-
quarter Of "a cgnEU IA
washington An-SHr @E
can't drAW The mn u n
nuence frun tn RrelnEt
On down. then hasenA1 -
really On the SODA.
So the tops were EhEH-
the Chief Executive "-
rounded BY m fae CnEE-
SIGNAL leaders with tn *
ception of SenAtur MknxiE1E
and sitting. naturally. n ~
best box seats which mHM-ax
thgy were in the hDt summer
sun the entire tine. LmrklT
yesterday w1S MT q 5 oeE7
scorcher O. the 1gWer q Ehe
Federal GOVGumEnt mlEnE
have been wiped ON ~ one
game, or At least w3eg1
beyond repair
The President. VIM azr1ged
ct ! O'Clock. LASTED wtl rs
before he removed hiS cns1
and with his doffmg EhER
was sort q n mass shading
CprotOcol. yDa know II
jackets IN the presidential
row. Inc independent Demo
cratic Whip q tn SenE1e-
Hubert Humphrey q Mn
neDta, had ben sitting N
the next TOW IN ms haue
shirt and navy blue WASH
ington baseball CAP frun the
beginning.
It looked Ike eVEyxzinE
was roses between Mr. Ken
nedy and his CungrexEiunR1
leaders In fact they m Ezz
30 coZily together there
wasn't room there fu tn
wives who were along ThE
sat together in another 80
ton. And when the ice c111
soft drinks came along. G1e
President passed the ftrxt CID
down 70 Speaker John lGc-
CoETnack nj the end q Ehe
line. thus paying polite d.
erence to Eddy's uncle trun
Teddy's brother
President Of the Senate
Lyndon johnson sat nEKT 10
Mr.. MCCORMACK and une
would imagine Their COCA
Sional confahs were not Rbuuf
baseball But its q safe be1
the man sitting between Taae
Vice President and the PrEE-
dent talked Of nothing eaz-
PRESIDENTIAL ASSIST
ANT Dave Powers En06-
looking, suntanned and N q
dRpper straw hat proved
yesterday why he Is the
greatest authority On hREe-
ball IN the White H0uEe- II
not IN the Federal GOVEn-
ment. Washington and much
Of the country
When he casually cum
mented that MnEiRl WIS
hitting night nov ms E1e-
time batting average q ky
In his n years N BASEBALL
neither his boss. SenR1ur
Stuart Symingtun. House
Leader Carl Albert. q HDuR
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Evening star., 1962-09-27
HoIIeck, Others
Bound Over for
Hunting Trial

JACKSONVILLE, N. c., Sept.
~ '(AP9. = Representative
Charles r. Halleck. Republican
Of Indiana and five other men
were bound over yesterday for
trial next spring on charges of
hunting doves over a baited
field.
United States Commissioner
Charles Summerlin indicated
sympathy. but ruled he could
do nothing else. He bound the
men over for Federal court trial
at New Bern after hearing from
Malvern II. Cecil, game man.
agement agent.
Its no secret how I would
like to hold for Mr.. Halleck,
but I cannot" Mr.. Summerlin
replied to requests by Albert
Ellis, Jacksonville attorney rep
resenting the men, that the
charges be dropped.
This law might be a bad
law. 1t might be re-
worded. ;" said Mr.. Summer
lin. He held that it does not
require a showing Of intentional
violation to bring charges.
Mr.. Ellis insisted, as Mr..
Halleck had previously, that
the visiting Indiana Congress
man, who is House Minority
Leader, had no knowledge of
any batting on the private
hunting club he visited near
here September 8.
E. Wayne Weant of Green's
boro, a deputy secretary of the
Commerce Department, was
among those arrested. Bond
for all six was set at 500.
Evening star., 1962-09-27
Rummuqe Sale Set

A rummage sale will be con-
Quoted in the basement of st.
Luke's Methodist Church, Wis
consin avenue and Calvert
street, from October 2 through
October 4, from 9 am. to 5 pm.
The sale is to benefit the church
building fund.
Evening star., 1962-03-18
A.M.
Sunday

I:OO-TolIn TOT IoodI ----- is
7:3o-Porents Ask About
Schools --------- 10
8:oo-leornine TO Read ----- II
This Is the Life --- 10
s:3o-GespeI Favorites ----- II
Biggest Fun Show -- l3
9:00-Sundoy Sermon ---- II
9:l5-Soered Heart -- 2
o:3o-Duvy and Goliath -- 2
Frontiers Of Faith --- II
9:45-British Calendar $500 2
1000 -Cuptoin Foee -----.. II
lo:3o-Look Up and Live - 2
International Zone - 10
Hoo -Comero Three ---- 2
Adler Invites - 10
ll:30-Telesports Digest - 2
Herman and Kotnip - 10
PM. Sunday
1900 Championship Bridge 2
Movie: Trouble With
Women" - II
Movie: Killer Mccoy" i3
l:o0-Movie: Bright Eyes" 2
l:45-Art For Everyone - II
2:oo-The Big Picture - II
Maverick - 10
2:3o-Sundoy Sports
Spectacular 2
PLAY OF THE WEEK:
THE Enchanted" II
400 -WondeYf,h worId oS
Golf - 2
4:30-To Be Announced II
40 Million Shoes
Follow Up "a
5:00-Port That Built q City 2
Spotlight On II
Wide World Of Sports i3
o:3o-Io Promote Good Will II
Ieen's n Tens ~ 10
ll:l5-Lote Show IA
n:25-Movie: "Hazord" il
l:o5-Mon TO Man l3
A.M. Mondoy-Fridoy
o:45-News; Weather i3
7:0o-Early Riser ----. 2
FUnsvilIe - "a
7:30-AImonoc IA
9:oo-Miss Rheo and Sunshine II
Romper Room "a
9:30-Spore Time BowIinq II
S:4o-Dioling for Dollars - 2
1000 Jane Wymon w "a
lo:3o-Cay in Court - l3
Pm. Mondoy-Fridoy
1880 -Bornoby - ia
l:oo-womon's Angle 2
Evening star., 1962-03-18

4:30-Pete the Pirate ~ II
Coolest Of Groveho -- 2
ll:l5-"PM" " 10
ll:25-Bob Jones' Doybook II
AN. Mondoy
6:l5-The Gore and Feeding
Of Money ------ l3
6:3o-CoIleee Of the Air --- 2
o:3o-Foeol Point, Jr. 1890 10
1000 Science Everywhere II
PM. Mondoy
l:00-Movie: Last Time
Saw Poris," Port | 80 10
5:oo-Movie: "Very
Honorable Guy" -- II
5:30-Yoei Bear ------ 10
o:l5-The Lone Ranger . II
o:3o-Pony Express - 2
n:2o-Movie: "Home and
Away" ---- z
l2:50- (AM) Man TO Man --- l3
Evening star., 1962-03-18

AN. Tuesday
o:l5-Adventures in Numbers
and Spoee -- 13
:3o-Clossroom Two ..- z
9:3o-Let's Speok French - 10
lo:0o-Let's Be Fit --- II
lo:l5-This Weeks News -- II
Pm. Tuesday
l:oo-Movie: Lost Time |
Saw Poris." Part II - 10
s'oo-Movie: Wo.s, pride of The =,
$50 Quick Draw MeGrow 10
o:l5-Sea Hunt -- II
6:3o-Son francisco Beot 2
Islanders - 10
l:oo-Movie: "Texos Lady" 2
1850 (AM) Man to Man -. l3
AM. Wednesday
6:l5-The Gore and Feeding
Of Money - 10
o:3O-Ihe New Biology --- 2
9:3o-let's Tell q Story - 10
!o:o0-You and Your Boby II
l0:l5-Your Wonderful
World - II
PM. Wednesday
l:oo-Movie: "NotionoI
Velvet" IA
5:oo-Movie: "Tarzon's
Secret Treasure" II
5:3o-Svpercar - ia
o:l5-Ciseo Kid II
6:3o-Whirlybirds 2
Overland Trail - 10
,I:3o-lfs In the Name - 2
II:2o-Movie: Ring Of Fear" 2
' Mosozine. Washington, D.
Evening star., 1962-03-18
Saturday

" Inc Sunday Sor TV Mosozi AAorh 49, 1862
Evening star., 1962-03-18
Thursday

Am. lhurSdoy
6:15-Lob 80 IA
6:3o-Hvmon Development 2
9:30-lefs Speak French - 10
lo:oo-Prudenee Penny --- II
Milford chronicle., 1962-11-09

again scored and the Bucs led
1914. Middletown blocked the ex-
ira point With the ball on the
Buc 20, the Cavaliers passed three
times. Each time the pass went
incomplete. On the fourth down,
with eleven seconds left, Middle
town scored on a pass from Clark
to the right end. This gave Middle
town the win by 2019 and reserved
their record which now stands at
500.
Cafeteria Menu
Nov. IL TO Nov. Is, 1862
Monday
" pint whole milk, bean soup,
assorted sandwiches, and cake or
sliced peaches.
Tuesday
" pint whole milk, oven-fried
chicken, buttered rice, peas a d
carrots, bread and butter,
fruit cup or pudding.
Wednesday
u pint whole milk, spaghetti :
meat and tomato sauce cut green
beans, French bread and butter,
cheese stick, and pudding or apple
sauce.
Thursday
II pint whole milk, baked beef
pie, tossed salad, bread and butter,
and apple crisp or pineapple.
Friday
" pint whole milk. tuna salad
potato chips, baked beans, no
bread, and jello or fruit
Milford chronicle., 1962-11-09
Social Security News

@. am a farmer and employ
farm hands | know | should have
reported their wages, but | haven't
because they refuse to give me
their social security numbers and
object to having the tax withheld
from their wages. What must do?
A. Report the employee by name
and address with the amount of
wages paid during the year. Lack
of consent of the worker or t h e
workers failure to furnish social
security account number does not
release the employer from his OBJ
legation to make a report of the
earnings and pay the tax
promptly.
@. l am a retired school teacher
and do substitute work when they
call me- | try to hold my earnings
to 500 a month but some months
| have a chance to make more
money. Must l report to the social
Milford chronicle., 1962-11-09
DELIVERED

PERTH, Australia (AP) - A
grindstone ordered in 1898 was de-
livered the other day 64 years
late
The late W. Gibson, of Bunbury,
ia miles south of Perth, ordered
the grindstone at a local store. 1t
was being brought from England
in the barque Sepia which sank in
1898 just off the West Australian
coast.
A few weeks ago members of the
local Underwater Explorers Club
salvaged the grindstone, and de-
livered it to the Bunbury store.
Old files showed it had been
ordered by the Gibson family, and
the barnacle-encrusted grindstone
was delivered to the late Mr.. Glib
sons " year old son.