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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-18
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
PIuy Good Bridge
Standing on Head

StuHuIny OF Heuu
According to one of my
friends, the way to stay healthy
is to stand on your head. He
plays bridge that way too. q.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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North East South West
10 Pass 2NT Pass
3NT All Pass
Opening lead: Five Of hearts.
West opened the five Of
hearts, and my friend won In
his hand with the nine. Even
from his peculiar position
South saw that he needed
dummy's diamonds to make the
contract.
Now, a normal human being
would lead a low diamond from
the South hand and try a fl
nesse with dummy's queen. And
this would land him squarely
in the minus column.
Back would come a heart to
dummy's ace, and South would
have no diamonds, no game
and no rubber.
YOga Play
What has this to do with
Yoga? Don't forget my friend
was standing on his head. He
found a different way to play
the diamonds: He led q low dia-
mond from dummy.
Poor East had XXX Of dia-
monds and stepped up with the
king for fear of losing it. He'd
have to be a genius to do
anything else. (There are a
dozen players In the country
who would play a low diamond
quickly and casually from the
East hand, and there are few
hundred more who say they'd
make this play)
After East had played the
king Of diamonds South had
no further problems.
What If East had held three
diamonds instead Of only two?
Then South would have to lose
two diamond tricks no matter
how he played the suit.
What if West had the king
of diamonds? South would take
the normal diamond finesse
later, and would lose nothing
by his initial topsy -turyy play
In short, my friends play
was perfectly correct.
1904 eSpIIq 4noqe slIIM
o. keM pooS 9 SAL sqGVW
Daily Question
Partner opens with one dia'
mond, and the next player
passes. You hold:
A762 0K10652 oJ108 80
What do you say?
Answer: Pass. Don't go out
of your way to respond with
only four points in high card
and no particular distribu'
tional strength.
Copyright. 1862, Gen. Features corD.)
Evening star., 1962-02-09
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACME LOAN SERvICE-cash fast,
no delays: 2nd trust loans. Money
for any purpose; D. c., Md. Va.
Day or ewes. UN. 1925.
ACTION "A HOURS, on 2nd trust,
lge.. small 1st trust. GIBRALTAR
MTG. CO., INC, 525-9366.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS by
q 4 INvEsTMENT IVES ss' CO. "Sihs siS South.
ern Bldg. MA. S-3331. Immediate
service. 10 to 4:30 pm.
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TRAlLERS

hSSSSEaRG sssS ss55 ss .lG tlFS sIv:I,5s SsdsR .Rs
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED MO.
BILE HOMES, YA.-RO. S-1400;
MD.-RA. 6.2631.
1850 MAGNOLIA 45x1O 2-bedrm.
Many extras. Any reasonable
equity considered, take over pay
ments. Tel. 981-4030. iIs
'53 TRAVELO, 40 BY 8, 2-bedrms.
very nice condition, ready to
move in; utils. connected, in one
Of Alex; nicer parks. S1,S00 cash.
SO. 6-2165.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
AT LONG BEACH
EARLY BIRDS
GET REST CHOICES

log cabin on deep
100 wide wooded lot; 3 bedrooms
and sleeping balcony, living room
with stone fireplace, kitchen. bath
and screened front porch: part
basement with furnace; flagstone
patio. Only S7,500; down payment
S1,750, monthly $65.
2-Amazing new recreational or
year-round home; large living
kitchen dining area including
stove and refrigerator; 2 conveG-
tional bedrooms, Q expansion bal
comics will accommodate numer-
Gus guests or large family; tile
bath with shower and tub, large
screened porch; $4,000 BTU gas
furnace, hot-water heater and 30"
oven gas range: fully graded lot.
lush grass needs cutting eo now; Z Z
with terms to suit purchaser.
3-Rare find in furnished water
front home; 75'xl00' lot protected
by granite jetty and bulkhead:
living room, kitchen. bath and 2
bedrooms on LIST floor: dormitory
screened porch. outside shower
house and storage room. Price
S12,600. clear at present. Can be
financed to suit purchaser.
TO INSPECT these and other bar
gains in homes and building sites:
Drive z miles south of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island road
(Rtes. 416 and %, turn left at
st. Leonard and follow Long
Beach signs to office on Bay.
M. E. ROCKHILL. INC.
ST. LEONARD. MARYLAND noe i,
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MOTORCYCLES

NsU 25Occ, very fine cond., wind
shield. two mirrors. luggage
BMW 600cc, excellent $685.
large tank -------.--S ,196
NSU 175cc ov cam, new ----$496
Italian 175cc ov cam, new --S4S9
MILLER'S
The Big BMW Motorcycle Shop
4910 Fairmont ave-, Bethesda
OIL. 4.7411
Evening star., 1962-02-09
FLORIDA PROPERTY

TRADE OR SELL-S1, $50 equity,
2 adj. 60x11O lots. Boom, excel.
Key Colony Beach, Florida Keys.
Blk. to ocean. 66l .3421.
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GARAGES
AUT0M0TIVE MISC,

WANTED, garage or bsmt., or other
space Tor storage, Arlington: call
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LAND AND FARMS

AT GAITHERsBURG = 70 acres.
20 acres W. Lon Long s' road frontase;
$1,000 per acre.
400 AcRES-Just about 10 min
utes from Gaithersburg; only $500
per acre.
46 ACRES - Interchange prop
erty at $3.50 per acre.
~ ACRES@Beautiful. high elevs-
tion. $1,000.
5 ACRES-Farmette. S24.500.
$50 ACRES - Dairy farm; long
MSsY MESsf to59Tnsfss oTaEEs ssSGGo ss Ss your wants,
ROMER d CO. WI, S-9002
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AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION RE.
PAIR. in or, out Of car, $50 and
$50 respectively plus parts. All
work guaranteed; Pick up and
delivery. NINDH & THAYER AUTO
SERVICE. 500 s. Wash. st.. Falls
Church. Va. Wkdays. call 534.
974I: Ewes. and week ends. JE
FORD PARTS-'53 sta. wgn. body
parts: also other '52. '53 parts:
running gear. JU. 9-6146.
MERCURY '54; will sell parts
cheap. Call 526-6320 aft. 6 pm
PLYMOUTH $50 Fury engine; $500
or best offer. Call LU. 1-640O.
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SCHWARTZ

P69k P64EE' 'wAPERpRoNr ARi sPEciAsfs4 HTi 11sfsl
1ah1abh1a ,Clargeu, 2 s H
ST. CLEMENT BAY-2-story house.
End II. i pine ; p;aneied. Stone firepl.
full bsnt. on 100-ft. shore-front
lot. In quiet neighborhood. S10,-
500. EN-. 2-75S0.
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EEXRENsTyE q Ss 6 oERTcE z Z y sgAGE E = u y
BLDG: 10 Fl; x 10 ET. $45;
g TT. x - Fl. $25. CALL MA.
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HIJM-M-M. BOY!

~ AVA AVA -4v4s ~
It's waterfront with year-round
home that has liv. rm., kitchen,
2 bedrms.. bath. front enclosed
porch, dormitory room, and gas
heat: garage, and pierl S11,200.
BOAT OWNERl
Look at this waterfront home with
din. rm., Kitchen, s bedrms., bath,
utility rm., and oil h..w. base
board heati pier. Si9,00Ol
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
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WHEATON, = 12x19 front office;
$s2.5o; others in Sill. Spring and
kens. ranging from $42 70 20x22,
CHESTER KELLER, jU. 6.7I0A.
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SEVEN CORNERS

SEVEN CORNERS
A limited number Of suites avail.
in new, air-cond. bldg. opposite z
Corners shopping center; $4.75
and $5 So. it., incl all utils.. jani-
toria1 service and piped-in music.
Also 1,s0O SO. It. on sub-lobby
level, at So So. IT,; to be divided
as tenant desires. LURIA BROS,
JE. $4,000.
6ILVER SPRING (near corner
Colesville I'd, center Of business)
1855 Georgia ave.-Various size
suites, all newly decorated. Some
facing Ga. ave.: front and rear
entrances; elec., elev., air cond.,
mod. facilities. Apply MR.. GEM.
MILL. 1855 Georgia ave.
EILVER sPRING-6,00O feet office
, space, new air-cond. bldg; ample
parking. JU. S-6830.
THE BARRISTER BLDG.
e35 F ST. N.w.-The most reas-
enable rates in wsli-kspt elev.
bldg. in central location. complete
char. and bldg. service. 1-room
and 4-room suites now avail. Mr.,
SMITH with FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
wv p1. 7-1411
WHEAT0N 10v1o fr01f o9Tico
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81 Choice-level acres; excellent g.
rm. and hath home in new house
condition., oil heating system;
nice stream and has lake: this is
q perfect retirement home, For
quick sale $22, 500. Near Manassas.
NEAR WARRENToN. VA.
l26 beautiful acres: large estate
setting; S-rm. home; recently re-
modelled; new kitchen, 2 new
baths: oil hot-water heating sys-
tenn; 2 fireplaces, 2 living rooms.
4 bedrms.. random-width flooring:
good new pole barn and 2 silos.
The land Is in excellent state Of
cultivation: D. C. side Of Warren
ton. S43,500.
I75-acre cattle or horse farm:
beautiful 4:bedrm. Colonial home
has 8 fireplaces., center-hall wal
nut staircase, lge;, shade trees;
Mountain: Buildings are in in best
condition: excellent fencing: fronts
on black-top road in Virginia's
FIT Valley. Price S49,600.
172 acres on the Rapidan River:
large S-rm. Georgian home: wide
center hall: has full English base
ment, hot-water heat; house needs
some repairs; situated among
large stately shade trees. well
back, but faces the river. wide
road frontage; fine offering to
settle estate, $4,000.
Close to Rte. / and the new 95
Shirley hwy: 213 acres; 6-bedrm.
house completely remSdelsS ,;Iss,t, from from
nook and study, 2 living rooms. 3
stairways and Q new baths; new
hot water heating system: all-new
doors. $4,000 masonry cattle
barn, large horse barn: other nec-
essary buildings; 2 lakes and on
q fast stream. This estate worthy
Of your inspection. In path OF
fast development; $57,500.
DILLON LAND co.
Call JE, 4-4Q40 or Mr.. RANKIN
Valley 5.9257, Culpeper
VE HAVE SEVERAL very nice
farms for sale IN MONTGOMERY end
FEederiek, ,rSaSHpfsa SEgnsiss; HAi HR8AI4os I4oSo.
/ REAL STOCK AND GRAIN
FARM. around 435 acres. 800 in
grass and civilizations; Q streams,
some timber. Tenant house, 200
ton silo, barn, Groom dwelling
ytitlh -o6 bath. Fauquier Co.. Val
ASound AYSsiSpyS;1o yS1o acres, mostly in eul-
tivation, small stream, silo, barn.
5-room dwelling; Fauquier County;
S37, 800.
I'd acres, mostly in cultivation:
large stream, nice home contain
ing electricity, water in kitchen;
large silo, barn: Culpeper Co., Va.
JOHN +. GARRETT, BROKER
Va. Phi. Empire S-6S40
Evening star., 1962-02-09
A WALK ,ENTTNEi

~ A VALENTINE
FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
A lovely waterfront home that has
hedrns., Q baths, lrge. liv. rm.
W/firepl.. din. rTn., mod. kit. BIB.
hot-water heat. full basement
W/shower and entrance, 200-ft.
pier on good water in Turkey
Point. S25.950.
PROUD
You'll be to entertain your friends
In this new 4-bedrm. home. Large
nv. rm., din. rm., l n baths, mod.
kit, family rm., basement, central
heating system. all water privils.
WATERFRONT
Home on beautiful Rhode River on
large well-shaded lot. Liv. rm.
w/firepl., din. rnl., lrge. kit, 2
sithsi sis,sbo 2 6edFmS' See today
L. C. (BILL) EURE
REALTOR
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Route 314, Mayo Road, Mayo, Md.
CODE 301-SWIFT S-3222
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FARMS

DAIRY FARM on out
skirts Of town, 80 miles d. c.
22O acres; good herd and equip-
so%s %sn ne Rlsnty Su6nys ssayy TaSh5fssy Hmmsdsy;
possibilities for development. Buy
this property, sell stock and fur
nishings, and divide farm into
small tracts for builders. Quick
action necessary. Price S125,000.
This is an unusual opportunity
for capable and serious minded
business people. THOMAS l..
JUSTICE, Real Estate Broker, 323
w. Church st., Manassas, Va.
Evening star., 1962-02-09
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
(CONTINUED)

PRIME SUBDIVISION GROUND .
1850 #. on 2 State rds., Great
Falls, Va, area Of fine homes,
APPROX. "a acres; as q whole,
$3.50 per acre: zoned for 1-acre
Evening star., 1962-02-09
NUIVS dnu IhUCkS WAN EU
tcokIikuED)

CADmLACs '59s to '62s, all models,
In top condition; viii pay top
prices; Cal MT 9srrang. JACK
BLANK PONTIAC. 1437 Irving st.
Evening star., 1962-02-09
MERCEDES-BENZ

METROPOLITAN '81 convertible: :
beaut. black and white. / owner,
July equipped, low price. BUR.
ROWS RAMBLER. 900 NJ st. Sc,
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
MACHINERY and EQUIP.

NEW HANGARS and tie-down
facilities available at Hyde Field,
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MGA '58 roadster; with wire wheels
and aluminium window frames:
after 4 pm, 703-437.29S6.
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VIRGINIA. FARMS

VIRGINIA FARMS
81 choice:leyel acres; excellent g.
rn. and hath home in new house
barns and good fences: borders
nice stream and has lake: this is
a perfect retirement home. For
quick sale $22, 800. Near Manassas.
Evening star., 1962-02-09

Continued on Next Page ; -
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

II ACREs-Wooded, on high ridge
DC; E,sS;, size size SUa SWUasrr%enton. % Va" scenic as
~ ACRES, part clear. part wooded,
mountain view, high ground, AS
T.; road frontage; near Boiling
81 miles b. G.; S1,75O, low down
payments. easy terms. IA. 4-114S
after pm.
Evening star., 1962-02-09

CADILLAC 1860 Coupe de VILE;
white, air conditioned, fully equip.
Very clean; special. SS,S95.
Capitol Cadillac-O OldS Co.
AUTHORIZED DEALER
1922 22nd ST. NV FEE 7-0Rnn
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BLAIR RID. NV, 7O23

$3.50 per sq. IT,; will lease 1000
or 1000 50. #. Of air-cond. space.
incl. utils. and off-st. parking.
offices. experimental or research
Evening star., 1962-09-09
FROM DUM0NT-MASTERPIEcES nj
SlChI AND SOUND =. Al puMont nothing ,hort Of

perfection is attempted nothing less than perfection
copied Ihors why assured the cores horpest picture
ond he finest eobneiV when you select Dvont And NOW
during ovAonfs 2sh Anniversary ceebroon. FREE with
purchase OF oUont console, your choice Of VAN oocH
UIRllO or VeRMeeR fomed MASTERPIECE PAINTING REPRO
OUCON MOUNTED ON CANVAS See oree DvMont dispoy
soon-or call for free home demonstration.
AMERICAN w. 5rd ond Shoridon sss. N.Ws ~. 2-SIs6
Foeory Direct Deohr Plenty Of Free Porkino
Open Mon Thurs. hH 2. Other doys ill s
Evening star., 1962-09-09

The Sunday sto N Mosoze Washington c. September 1862
Evening star., 1962-01-04
Foirfox Sues to Buy
Alexandra Water Co.

Fairfax County filed suit yes
terday to condemn the facilities
of the Alexandria Water Co. 10
Gated in Fairfax and Prince
William Counties.
Commonwealths Attorney
Robert C. Fitzgerald asked the
Circuit Court to set Febru-
airy 16 hearing date for appoint
ment of commissioners to set a
price.
The county also asked that
the smaller Woodlawn Water
Co. be condemned SO that its
facilities could be added to
those of the county.
Both suits are in line with
the county's policy of acquiring
! water companies in an effort
Evening star., 1962-01-04

agreed there was no longer a
quorum and ceased doing bust
ness.
When Mr.. Keith and Mr.
Parrish returnci in ahor 10
minutes, they wer1 acc = :
MED by Mr.. - - - -vr
Democrat.
With three members of the
coalition voting against three
anti-coalition Democrats, all
further appointments were
blocked.
Appointed to the Housing
Hygiene Board were:
Carl Anvil, a member of the
bi-racial Council on Human
Relations; Benjamin Lee Bird
an attorney; Eugene Puryear
a Negro and former president
of the Springdale Citizens As
sociation; Navy Capt. Walter
Bennett, and William West,
long a leader of the Negro
community in the town of
Vienna.
Earlier in the day the board
agreed to appropriate $4,000
in addition to the $4,000 al
ready approved for work on a
hillside in. the BellevieW area
which has been sliding and
periling homes.
Evening star., 1962-01-04
BY JOHN LAWSON
Star Staff Writer

A coalition that gave the
Craftsmanship of the Fairfax
Board of County Supervisors to
a Republican started making
some appointments yesterday
but didn't get far before the
Democrats ganged up on them.
First business of the day
was to elect William H. Moss
chairman of the board-mak-
ing him the first Republican
ever to head the board.
Mr.. Moss two Republican
colleagues, A. Claiborne Leigh
and Robert c. Gotten, and
Democrat Anne Wilkins then
joined again to elect Mrs. Will
kinS vice chairman.
But later in the day when
they began making appoint
ments they weren't so success
full.
Mr.. Leigh had had to leave
the meeting and Democratic
Evening star., 1962-01-04
Democrats Gang Up
On Foirfox Coalition

Supervisor Stuart T. DeBell
was out of the room when Mr.
Gotten suggested five persons
be appointed to the recently
created Housing Hygiene Board
which has powers in enforcing
the new minimum housing code
Mr.. Gotten and Mrs. Wilkin.
together suggested five candi.
dates. Democratic Supervisor
John Parrish suggested one
The first five were appointed
with the three coalition mem.
bers voting for them and the
two Democrats against.
Mr.. Gotten then suggested
an appointment for the county.
Economic and Industrial De.
velopment Committee. At thi:
point Democratic Supervisor
James Keith said:
'Mr. Chairman, I suggest tht
lack of a quorum, and walked
out with Mr.. Parrish.
The remaining supervisors
three members of the coalition
Evening star., 1962-01-04
State Education Board
Reviews RocioI Policy

Georges Counties had been
considered by the board at ear
lier sessions.
Two students who had been
denied entrance to Aberdeen
High School have been en-
rolled since the December
meeting. A Negro pupil was en-
rolled in the previously all
white College Park Elementary
School after a lengthy board
hearing in September.
Eight Maryland counties -
seven of them on the Eastern
Shore-still have not integrated
their schools. The counties are
Kent, Wicomico, Caroline,
Worcester, Somerset, Dorchester
and Queen Anne on the East
ern Shore, and Calvert in
Southern Maryland. 60
The board has issued two
policy statements since the Su-
preme Court ruled in 1854 that
segregation of public schools is
unconstitutional. A third state
Evening star., 1962-01-04

BALTIMORE, Jan. 4 (AP) -
The State Board of Education
last night spent four hours dis
cussing desegregation of public
schools in Maryland, but nc
change in policy was agreed
upon during an executive ses-
sion.
The chairman of the board
Jerome Frampton, jr., of Fed
eralsburg, said at least one
more meeting would be held be-
fore a policy statement is is
sued.
Mr.. Frampton called for ar
evaluation of the States prog
ress in desegregating its school;
during a regular board meet
ing early in December.
At the time, he said there
had been no particular Incl
dent prompting his decision tt
schedule the special meeting
But cases involving Negro stu.
dents seeking entrance tt
schools in Hartford and Prince
Evening star., 1962-01-04

to set up a countrywide public
system.
The water authority already
has acquired a number of COM
panies, and the acquisition of
the Alexandria Water Co. would
double the population the
county now serves.
Last year the Fairfax Super
visors offered to pay $40 mil
lion for the Alexandria firm
and 81 million for the Wood
lawn company. Both offers
were rejected.
If the suit against the Alex
andria Water Co. is successful,
the county plans to continue
supplying water to Alexandria
and Prince William County, Of
ficials said.
Evening star., 1962-01-04

ment had been expected last
night.
Mr.. Frampton said the seven
member group agreed on the
principles involved in the is
sue, but that there was no de-
cision about what action the
policy statements should con-
vey.
I'VE want the statement to
be strong, but not too strong, "
Mr.. Frampon said.
Evening star., 1962-01-04
1902 CIussrooms
Held Virginia Need

A report released by the
Office of Education shows
that Virginia needs 3,943 more
classrooms to relieve a severe
shortage in some areas Of the
State.
The report said 1902 class
rooms are needed to accomo-
date excess public school en-
rollment, and an additional
1,641 rooms are needed to re-
place unsatisfactory ones.
Among elementary pupils
the report said 1889 still are
attending halliday, double
shift sessions.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-12-06
Cook Rites

Funeral services for David c.
Cook. U-month-old son of Mrs.
Dorothy Cook, los N. First.
conducted at 2 pm. Thurs
day at the Parker and Son E,-
neral Home. Burial
Lincoln CemeteN
The baby died at 5:45 pm.
Sunday (Oct. q. 1862 in ILL.,
nois Research Hospital. C,ica-
go. where he was taken over
the weekend.
Besides his mother. the baby
leaves two brothers and one sis
ter. Robert Henry. Larry Oar
nell and Gloria Jean Cook. all
of whom live IN Arkansas.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-12-06

County during the past month,
according to James Cross, coun.,
ty superintendent for the nli-
inois Public Aid Commission.
The breakdown is in line with
lIPAC directive issued Sept. Is
which ordered reliefers with
telephones to give them up or
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-12-06

lose their public assistance in
come. IPAC classified tele-
phones as luxury items in many
relief recipients homes.
Cross said that exceptions are
being made in cases where a
telephone is essential because
of employment or medical rea-
sons
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-12-06
RELIEF HOMES

Nine telephones have been
taken out of the homes of pub
lie aid recipients in Champaign
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-12-06

Cross added that items pur-
IchaSed that cost more than 500
are also being investigated to-
check the source of the money
used for the purchase and to
ascertain whether the item.
could be sold to meet day-to-
day living expenses of the re-
J cipient.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-12-06
FUNERAL THURSDAY
FOR D0Wl LEWIS

Funeral services for bowl c.
Lewis. So, of 40S N. LIST St, :. /.
a pm. Thursday in Camp
bell Funeral Home. The Rev.
A. W. Bishop. pastor OF St Luke's
CME Church. will officiate. Bur
ial :" in Lincoln Cemetery
Campbell Fv- 1eral Home.
Mr.. Lewis died at $50 am
lIonday at his hume.
He leaves bis widow, Mrs. MarV
lewis: SIX sons. Ivon. Malcolm,
BOWL Jr and Billy, al of Cham
paign. ana Porter Lewis. Washing
ton. DC. En.e grandchildren anc
two grsa.-gfandchildren. A daush
ter. Mrs Mary Golston. died in
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1962-12-06
Mrs. Harvey Ross

Mrs Harvey (Lucy) Ross, 50,
10 Columbia Place, Unit 10.
died at 12:15 am. Saturday
,(Oct,, II. 1852 in Mercy Hos
pkaK
5he was born Jan. ., 1908.
at Huntington. Tenn. daughter
of Herman and Mary KySe An
derson. She married Harvey
! Ross. Oct. 8. 1949.
She lis survived by her huS-
band: a son, James Blakemore
of Chicago; three sisters. Mrs.
Mary Ruffins and Mrs. Samuel
Piggy of Wilmington. Tenn. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Spears of MUS
kegon, Mich: three brothers
and two amts.
Services at 7 pm.
Monday in Salem Baptist Churc
Rev. R. 7. Rowan officiating;
Burial ~ : in Lin
coin Cemetery. Parker n d
Son Funeral Home, D4 n.
Fourth. is In charge
We wish to thank the ministers
AnA member2 fratsrnal orgRni-
xations. friends and neighbors for
sasts OF, kindness shown during
the -0lAess and death of the late
Lucy Ross.--Harvey Ross and FAM
aiy.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
O THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.

q THE TWENTIETH CENTURY.
Public Affairs "The Creative Thirties."
A documentary on art and literature
during the 1906 Dwight Macdonald,
Maxwell Geismar and John Houseman,
guests
$50 q l. 2, 3-G0.
Children. Jack Lescoulie and Richard
Thomas investigate Whaling"
@ YOUTH WANTS TO KNOW.
Public Affairs Guest: Senator Homer
Capehart
q MAVERICK.
Western. Hour. Bret flames Garner)
joins an ideastc mining engineer in a
fight for mine safety tRepeat)
q MISTER ED.
Comedy. Mister Ed finds no enchant-
ment in magic horsehair.
ZOO q THE BULLWINKLE SHOW.
Cartoon series. Color.
q MARK EVANS SHOW.
Public Affairs. Hour Guests: Art
linkletter, singer Georgia Lee, Senator
Estes kefauVer and DR.. Grayson Kirk.
Evening star., 1962-04-29
SUNDAY 81
q LASSIE.

GFNSSAGs
Drama. Jimmy and Lassie try to teach
obedience to German shepherd dog
Jon Provost stars
7:30 q WALT DISNEYS WORLD.
Drama Color. Hour "Treasure Island"
Robert Louis Stevensons adventure tale
Of pirates buried gold and mutiny on
the high seas will be shown in two parts
Bobby DriscoII. Robert Newton. Basil
Sidney and Dennis o'Dea star.
q so HOURS TO THE MOON.
Special. Hour. Astronaut John Glenn
views Americas future in space. Com
mander Alan Sheppard and leading space
scientists also appear
q DENNIS THE MENACE.
Comedy. Dennis Jay North uses Mr..
Wilson as his dental stand-in.
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