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Evening star., 1962-08-12
Sunken Ships
Yield 0|dCoin
BY DAVIS S. HUGO
Contributing Writer

REHOBOTH BEACH, Del
Some of the attractions on this
stretch of the coast are invis-
ible.
These are a number of
wrecks which lie beneath the
waves off the beaches of south
ern Sussex County.
Though invisible, the wrecks
do yield occasional finds of
Irish and English copper coins
and more rarely a gold one
which are washed up on the
beaches some six miles south
Of here. particularly after a
"nor'easter."
Many are believed to come
from the wreck of the Faith
full Steward, which foundered
in the vicinity in 17G5.
Another ship which may con-
tribute to the finds is The
Three Brothers which is be-
lieved to have gone down some
200 years ago. This vessel was
supposed to have been headed
for Indian River Inlet with a
cargo that included quantities
Of copper coins to help offset
a shortage of hard cash" then
extant in the colonies.
Still another famous wreck
off the coast is the DeBraak,
a British sloop-of-war which
sank off Cape Henlopen on May
25. 1893.
The DeBraak has attracted
many salvage efforts through
the years because its cargo was
reputed to be worth millions.
One unsubstantiated report has
it that the ship had captured
two well-laden Spanish galleons
shortly before going down.
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CLUBS SMALL BUT
DRINKS ARE GOOD

PONCE, P. R.-Have a
drink at the Dead Mans
Chest, smallest club in the
world?
On a tiny island 10 miles
offshore. a simple shack
with a well-kept bar is the
home of the Muertos Is
land Pirate Club known as
the Dead Mans Chest.
YachtSmen from all over
the world who put in at
Ponce, Puerto Rico'S south
ern coast resort city, auto
matically become members
by stopping at the islands
clubhouse for a drink.
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Bus Lines Offer
Soo Economy Trip

Bus tours of SO days for $e9,
originally conceived to promote
foreign travel in the United
States, has come to the Ameri-
can tourist.
Plans announced last week
by Greyhound and railways,
to become effective September
10, will permit an excursion
round trip from Washington to
Portland, Oreg., as an example,
for $99 If taken within the 99-
day period.
The new fare, filed with the
Interstate Commerce Commits
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Federal Group Schedules
Mexican E economy Trip

night clubs, including dinner,
dancing and entertainment.
Six cities are on the timer
ary. plus side trips to points
of interest.
A three day extension to
Yucatan and Merida is avail
able for an added $85.
Deposits of $50, payable be-
fore August 80, are required
and should be sent to Mrs.
Lucy Luz, 1906 G street NV,
Washington 5.
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Brown Trial Drumu
To Close This Yeur

"The Anvil the two-act re-
creation of the John Brown
treason trial at the jefferson
County CW. Va courthouse.
Charles Town, will not be pre-
sented next year, Mrs. Leeds
K. RELY, centennial chairman
for the county, has announced.
A reduction in attendance
during the last month was CIV
en- as cause for the cancella-
ton of the drama which was
enthusiastically received when
first presented last year.
Evening star., 1962-08-12

An economy tour of Mexico,
November 3 through 16, has
been announced for Govern
ment workers who are men,
berS of the League of Federal
Employe Associations, Inc.
Included in the $375 costs
are hotel accommodations,
round-trip air transportation,
all meals outside of Mexico O
City and when on conducted
tours, a special tour Of four
Evening star., 1962-08-12

sion, represents a saving Of al
most $40 on the Washington
Portland trip.
Stop-over privileges are un-
limited.
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oUT.oE.ToWN REAL ESTATE
Gorgeous Potter County

Sporteman's paradise. 2T5 acres. .
trout ItreaSns, giant spring. Hand
some ledge, 2 living rooms, 2 fire.
places, . baths, fine lawn. dam
;site. See seeo No house. Superb hunt
Woods and springs and an old field
1fS acres in q secluded spot with
dirt road frontage. No buildings.
STEVENS. Realtors
Gaines. Pa. Phone Galeton 6269-J1
HEARTBEAT of Tioga County, Pa.
A .vertiable 135-acre Paradise. ex-
cellent resort possibilities, seclud-
ed retreats, valuable timber, lake
sites, springs. hunting. fishing,
and everything else. Nonresident
owner will sell all or portions.
JOHN HEAVENER. RID =3,
Charlottesville, Va.
$3.50, 5 rms, cleo, ia acres.
$4,000. 4 rms, bung., bath. furn..
S6,750. 6 rms. cleo, bath,
- 800, 10 rms, = baths, firepls.
S14,50O. 5 rms. new bung., 81
acres. fish pond.
slS,500. 50 acres. 7-rm. house,
sS5 900. 13s acres. dairy farm.
stream. etc.
Open Sundays
j. N. DAVIS REAL ESTATE
woodstock, Va. 469-224e
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Trust Notes Wanted
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY FOR HOMEOWNERS
We will lend you up to $4,000
Cut Your Pymts.-Free Consultation
We Come to Your Home
SECURITY HOME MICE. co.
300 Georgia Ave. ~. 9-52lO
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AVIATION

AERONCA 7AC-65, recovered April
81. $50 HSMOH. recording tach.,
very clean, will stand closest in
spectlon' fresh license June 1872,
S1.1S7. IA. 2-6797.
AERoNCA-7-EC. 90 hip Full
elect. Excel. cond. CY. 7-944O.
AERONCA z &C 1877, Cruise
metal prop. excel. condition. See
this bargain and make me an
offer. 24S-5170-24S-5730.
AERONCA CHAMP, 90 hours,
S.M.O.H., needs license. a give-a-
way. $3.50 cash. JU. $3.50.
ALL METAL Stinson, 1882, 165
h.p., metal prop, full panel,
NaTeo VHaT3, LF Transceiver,
WLRDF, So. 500 or best offer. JU.
5-9SS5 or JU. 5-2416.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES airplanes.
NATIONAL AVIATION CORP. Hal,
MANFORD, 6S4-7656.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

ANTIQUE '33 Chrysler Imperial A.
Or. cow. !95fS restored to orig.
$500 or best offer. IA. 5-126S.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON
AuctiOneers-AppraiserS -
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PORSCHE, 1851 super, EXCEP-
T1ONAL, $4,000. LITTLE CARS,
1900 Wise. ave. NV. FE. S-337S.
PORSCHE '61 Suuer-9O, cabriolet.
Must sell. KE. S-54S0.
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AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

CHEVROLET SO Impala converti-
BILE. Big engine. Std. trans. Dis
mantling for parts. 949-1560.
FORD 1928 roadster pickup, by
draulics and many spare parts,
best offer. Can be seen at 3S40
Dupont ave-, Kensington, Sun.
after 8 pm. SP. 3-4223.
FOREIGN CAR parts. Tires, mo-
tors. etc. Dismantling over so
makes and models. 949-1560.
PACKARD 1856 VS. engine, COM
plete with all accessories. every
thing brand new, ready to run
with std. trans. fly wheel, 5000
or best offer. Ov. 3-1S7S.
PONTIAC-2x4 manifold, jahns 4,
3.16. IL to l piston, Corvette
linkage, 8 speed. All blower re-
worked. Call WA. 7-6024.
1859 FORD, 292 motor, completely
rebuilt, everything new. ready to
set in any chassis from "a UP.
Must sell. JU. 7-S162.
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Beautiful st. Leonard Greek,
full basement, 2 fireplaces. sun
room, patio. lovely view of creek,
26S-ft. waterfront, sandy beach,
70-ft. pier. cabin cruiser, majes-
tic trees, Scar garage, secluded,
Y acres, SIS mi. d, G.
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. Southern MARYLAND

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS = Spacious
and gracious 3-b.r.. 2-bath cot
tage on bay in this captivating.
highly restricted colony rear
Prince Frederick. Asking S26,50O.
PAUTUXENT RIVER-2O acres,
most attractive houses. zoo #. new
pier. Superb location. $50. 900.
PRINCE GEORGES On lazy broad
Patuxent a unique small estate.
5-room main house. . b.r.s., bath,
acres. tobacco allotment. S3s.-
800.
DARE'S BEACH-Delightful small
cottage tastefully furnished and
Immediately clean. Wide sand
beach. safe swimming. For rent
SIS week.
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SHADY SIDE = 2s5 It. Of bulk.

SHADY SIDE - 2S5 It. Of bulk
headed waterfront with almost A
acres. 100-ft. deep-water pier.
Home consists of three bedrooms.
"a baths. large living room and
dining room. each with fireplaces.
A separate three-car garage and
workshop. also a building for
garden tools. Fruit and shade
trees. One hour from downtown
washington.
THE JOSEPH d. LAzENBY CO.
7215 Main Street. Annapolis. Nd.
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MERCEDES '5s 200" 81 cow,
Now. S4,750. Same styling as 1862
model. JACK PRY. 1918 Conn. ave.
MORGAN plus 4, '62, excel. cond. :,
perfect car for true sports en-
thusiast. Call 532-5S25.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH for Homes. Apis. Land
D. c., Va. or M.ryland
DI. 7-4445. MA. 2-ll54. WI. s-7357
ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S AP. 7-SOS0I
WHEATON KENsNGTON-ROCK-
WILLIE AREA-Will paw cash above
your FHA or OF loan. Prompt set
tlsment- No fees or commission.
VIII. 6-61S2.
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RENAULT-DAUPHINE SO, T. and
b., good tires, good mech. cond, i,
5000 or best offer. VIII. $4,000.
RENAULT-DAUPHINE 1860, r. and
h., WV. tires, top cond., $3.50
cash, from OWNER. 522-52SS.
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a, REALTOR
Route ga. Mayo Road. Mayo. Md
CODE 301-SWIFT S-3222
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GARAGES

CAP. HILL-very close in. secure
concrete gar, $50. Smaller metal
gar. SIG, space. SIC. Ii. 4-4477.
FE. 1860 ewes.
REAR 18th AND BUCHANAN ST.
N.W.-Dble. garage, SIS mo.
ia. 9-l549.
36I8 18th ST. N.W.-Dble. gar.
$50 mo. HARRISON & ADAMS
CO., 932 X st. NV. MA. S-S308.
18th AND CHURCH ST. N.W.-Lge
brick. lights. $25. CO. 5-SS49.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BAY FRONT - Very desirable.
Clean, cool home. Superb view.
Sleeps 5. , wks. min. 723-l472.
BEVERLY BEACH, MD. : Clean
cottage. lge. shaded yd..- ideal for
children la. o-lS5n. LIE 3-ShnS
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IMPoRT-SPoRTS

IRIS 81, red, hard and soft tops,
seat belts, wire wheels, michehns,
overdriVe. T. and h.. tonneau seat
So Am ri R-AEE0 ra
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TIDEWATER

:. bOUTHERN Maryland
1-Overlooking Ches. Bay, lots
with 6-rm. home, Arm. cottage,
furnished. immed. poss.. AZ mi.
d. c., $500.
2-Patuxent River, frame home
with bath, beach house. wharf. 2
boats and motor, furnished. i'm
med. poss.. AZ mi. D. c.. $4,000.
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6Echesapeake Bay. 5-bedrm. home,
large living rm;, dining rm.,
porcheS. fireplace. partially fur
nished, hot water heat. artesian
vel; garage. lovely view. As mi.
D. c., S23, 500.
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S-Wooded lot on deep lake, in
nice community, liberal financing,
q good buy, $1,000.
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b-Chesapeake Bay. club house, $50
IT. direct bay frontage, wide sandy
beach. living rm.. dining area,
large front and back porches. cen
trail water system. large kitchen
tories on End floor. / on Bird
floor. 3-rm. guest house with fire
place. liberal financing.
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SUM MER CAMPS
SUMMER HOMES
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 end TRUST NOTE payable
$50 monthly: So interest: sub
stantial discount. J. v. CALIAN-
DRO & CO., AP. 1881 or VIII.
6-3241.
$1,000, 5-YEAR End TRUST-Va.
prop. Civil Service maker. Price,
$1,000. J. YOUNG. JU. $3.50.
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2. STEUART VAUGHAN

Prince Frederiek, Nd. Phone 1877
THE JOSEPH ID. LAZENBY CO.
ON THE SEVERN
Water, view in riverfront section.
Dutch Colonial home. Living room
with fireplace and picture window,
III baths. large full basement,
two-story, two-car garage. Plenty
Of storage and workshop area.
Price has been considerably RE-
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RAPPAHANNoCK RIYER =

room, large kitchen. bath,
screened porches. artesian wells
sandy beach, large trees, shrubs
and flowers, 4-room cottage for
eare-taker. All for $1,000. Cal
w. C. RICE. warsaw. Va. ED. g.
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P0RSCHE SO light blue 1900 N.
Cabriolet. red leather, new TOP
1851, new cylinders, new clutch
1862, good tires, excel. cond. ;,
FIN radio, Abarth exhaust, lug
gage rack, tonneau cover, seat
belts. including rear seat. used as
pleasure car. Best offer near
$3.50. EN-. 2-6947. ewes. and
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We have cottages. beach lots and
other waterfront properties to suit
your requirements.
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RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER. Middit
Q ANDGATE-l acre. 81, 900. HUD.
SON REAL ESTATE co
SCHOOL'S OVFR

vacation in cool, comfortable, cozy
and immaculate 3-bdrm. home on
~ acres near water, $4,000.
Elegance, graciouSness and charm
IN that home nestled among
trees. Overlooking water. low 30's.
Let ug shnW vof1
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IRAILERS

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ings, other access, Loo. College
Park, Md. OR. 4-5643.
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Evening star., 1962-05-09
Windstorm
Rips Virginia.
Killing Child

RICHMOND, May Q (AP).-
Winds with near tornado-like
force slammed into parts Of
central and eastern Virginia
last night toppling trees, blow
ing the roofs off houses and
taking the life Of q Richmond
child.
Benjamin Moody, o, was
killed by q falling tree as he
and some friends played in the
backyard Of his home. None
Of the other children was
injured.
- One other injury was re-
ported. Lothian Won Maltzahn.
q mechanic at the Albemarle
County airport near Charlottes-
vile, received head and neck
injuries. He and another me-
chanic climbed into the cockpit
Of q light plane to escape the
70 mile per hour winds, but
the plane ripped loose from its
moorings and toppled over. The
other mechanic escaped from
the upside down craft un-
injured.
Planes also were reported
blown loose at Byrd Airport in
Richmond. "a1
State police reported q brief
tornado in Goochland County,
which ripped the roofs off six
houses. There were no reports
Of injury however.
Roofs also were reported
blown off in the Appomattox
area.
The storm extended along q
60-mile front starting Just west
Of Roanoke and moving east
ward. AS it blew across the
State, brief torrential rains fell
in widely scattered areas from
Wytheville to the Eastern
shore.
The Weather Bureau blamed
the storm on q weak cold front
over the northern portion Of
the State which brought cloudy
skies and occasional showers
there. This contrasted with
the heat wave enveloping the
southern portion Of the State.
The forecast for today was
cloudy and cooler with temper
atures across the State rang
ing from q very cool So In the
north to q relatively mild IS in.
the south.
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the grounds, said Milo F. Chris
tianSen, superintendent Of the
Recreation Department.
Acquisition Of the Soldiers
Home site would provide acre
age for the Board Of Education
to build a District Teachers
College, a junior high school
and a girls vocational high
school, according to John M.
Riecks, assistant superintend-
ent in charge of buildings and
grounds for the D. c. public
Schools. The Board Of Educa-
ton already has recommended
to the Commissioners that the
site be acquired.
If the Soldiers Home acre
age Is obtained, q large recrea-
ton area would be planned in
connection with the construc-
ton of the junior high school,
Mr.. Riecks said.
For several years the D. C..
recreation system plan has in
cluded q unit in the Soldiers
Home property" Mr.. Christian
sen told the board. 'It would
appear that q Joint effort by
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three-room addition to Oxon
Hill Senior High. Bids viii be
opened at 2 pm. May IS at the
board office in Upper Marlboro.
Awarded q contract Of $322.-
133 to N. s. Stavrou. Inc. Of
Washington. lowest Of eight bid
ders, for an 11-room addition
to Glenridge Junior High. Com
pletion is expected next Fehru-
ary.
Accepted a bid Of $150,350,
lowest Of six. from Globe Con-
struction Co, Greenbelt, for q
six-room addition to. Central
Senior High Seat Pleasant
Completion Is expected IN Sep
tember.
Reelected Mr.. Beatty to O
fourth one-year term as chair
man. Paul M. Nussbaum vas
re-appointed by the board "a
a fourth term as counsel. Mr..
Harrison. q former chairman,
was elected vice chairman, re-
placing Mrs. Ernestine Grigsby.
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elementary grades. they may
prove impossible to train later.
The group passed two resolu-
tions giving its president au-
thority to oppose two develop
ment projects in its area. The
association is opposed to con-
struction of a parking lot on
the corner Of Eighteenth and
s streets NV. and the demoli-
ton of the houses on the north
side Of the 1700 block of U
street NV. under the Adams
Morgan urban renewal project
to allow construction of low
cost housing there.
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Youth Discipline
AtHome Advised

Deputy Chief John z. Win
ters of the Metropolitan Police
youth aid division last night
said the solution to the Dis
trict's juvenile crime problem
lies in early training in the
home, not in punitive action.
Speaking before the Midway
Civic Association, he warned
that If children are not prop
erly disciplined by their par
ents while they are still in the
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the Recreation Board and the
Board Of Education might
facilitate securing a site which
win provide badly needed
educational and recreation
facilities"
In another action. the board
restated its opposition to the
proposed Franklin D. Roosevelt
Memorial. The board opposes
the design because it says it
.pre-empts valuable open space.
Desiring a fitting and appro-
pirate memorial to the late
President, the board again
urged that West Potomac Park
be renamed the Franklin D.
Roosevelt Memorial and that
the memorial consist of a
simple stone marker, sur
rounded by a rose garden or
rose field. The remainder of
the q acres would be developed
as a cultural and recreation
center, the board said.
Yesterday, the Recreation
Board observed the Goth ami
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for the stocking Of food and
other emergency supplies.
County civil defense officials
have picked 80 TO 90 schools
for storing supplies. and want
a Ro-ahead from the board. ac-
cording to Arthur Robinson, the
boards chief building super
visor.
Thomas Hicks, q school board
member, said he was afraid
that without a specific proposal
there was q chance schools
would be "cluttered up with
supplies"
Viewed as %Touchy"
School Supt. William s.
Schmidt advised the board TO
cooperate, noting the proposal
is "a touchy thing"
"Pm against the thing to
begin with" replied James Har-
rison, a board member.
some schools do not have
enough storage space for their
own use," Mr.. Schmidt said.
He emphasized that officials
at each school would have to
be told exactly what space was
to be allotted for civil defense.
w. Carroll Beatty, board
chairman, suggested that each
civil defense request for space
be treated individually. Mr..
Robinson said he would ask for
more details on space require
ments.
In other business. the board
approved plans for a new spe-
cial school to teach mentally
retarded pupils. Present quar-
ters are located in a building
on Route 3S1 in Silver Hill.
The children would be housed
In an eight-room building to
be erected on some five acres
on the south side Of Route 5
In Hillcrest Heights.
No Cost for Site
The property was declared
surplus by the United States
Weather Bureau and obtained
by the county at no cost. The
school board also:
Accepted final plans for a
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COURT REVERSES RULING
ON CAFE CLOSING HOUR

ANNAPOLIS CAP).-The Court Of Appeals held
yesterday that Montgomery County restaurant owner
must close at II pm he wishes to enlarge his facilities
The high court, reversing Judge James II. Pugh Of
the Circuit Court said the county council had the power
to put the closing requirement into special exception
which would permit the extension Of commercial opera
ton In residential area.
William H. MoGsburg had asked the Montgomery
County Council for permission to expand his kitchen
and dining facilities His restaurant is on Travlah road
off Route %, north Of Rockville.
The board after listening to protests from neighbors
in the area said it would grant the special exception
only Mr.. Mossburg adhered to several requirements
Among the provisions the closing Of the place at
ii pm. rather than at midnight, which Mr.. Mossburgs
light beer and wine license allowed
Evening star., 1962-05-09
Political RoIIy SIoted

Prince Georges County Or
ganization Democrats candi-
dates are to appear at a rally
ct Q pm. Friday at the Seat
Pleasant Fire Houses. The event
Is sponsored by the Caravan
Club. the George N. Palmer
Democratic Club and the I'd
precinct. 18th District Demo-
cratic Club.
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year Is $3,425.100 as compared
with $36s. .48s In 1913. Twenty
years ago, the department EN-.
ployed 121 people and this yeal
this number increased to 27e
persons.
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verssry Of the founding Of the
department. Past and present
board members were honored
at q reception before the regu-
lar meeting.
The department budget this
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Schools Ask SpoceNeeds
In Storing CD Supplies

Civil defense officials win have to be specific about
their plans they Prince Georges County schools
for emergency supply depots.
The school yesterday said that for thing wants
to know exactly much space each win needed
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Recreation Board Eyes
Soldiers Home Site

The District Recreation Board has Joined Board Of
Education in its efforts to 25to-30 on the
Soldiers Home property for school and recreation purposes
The action at the regular meeting Of the yes
teday in its headquarters at 3149 Sixteenth NV
The Soldiers Home site would the northwest area Of
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THE EVENING STAR
WsSkngton, b. c. kAA&w~ A.
Wednesday, M0T g. 1867 NStIO SAISO
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Real comfort for doY and night!
Excellent sofo design eonceuls
a splendid fvll-size innerspring
bed! It's superb styling and
long-lOstins luxury cover Of
pure nylon pile moke it q volve
seldom found. Full ~" long;
in high foshion-eoIors or eIos-
sic neUtrols.
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-06-13
By HoSteen Nez III

JUANIPA SANDOVAL, Gallup:
eyes. most people can't afford to
pay large down payment. there
fore, | think there will be adj
vantages for people with low in,
come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-01
of its kind IN the Washington area

store, now offered at dramatic reductions.
Selected groups of lightweight and year
round suits, sport coats, slacks sportswear,
shirts, furnishing and beachwear are in
cluded. At their regular price these values
are outstanding. Now they are incompara-
BILE! Shop and See
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Wing tips buhers, plain toes, epins in the very finest
leothers Black brown This by for the outstanding
sale Of mems shoes have hod Buy pos for price
of
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eastman, 7, and Francis j.
eastman. jr., 10, of North Mer-
rick, N. Y.
Robert Lynch, ST., reported
in fair condition today at a
Poughkeepsie hospital after
undergoing surgery. was walk
ing the children across the
drawbridge over Wappingers
Greek when the one-car train,
called a 'Beeliner," rounded a
curve.
Engineer George Teece, SO,
of Croton-on-Hudson, N. Y,
said he sounded his whistle and
tried to stop when he saw the
walkers on the bridge.
The drawbridge is used for
railroad traffic across the
mouth of the creek. but walkers
frequently use it to cross the
creek while fishing in the
Hudson River.