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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
Ue|ses Again Vaults Over 10 Feet
Georgetown Miller
Wins in 4:09.6

BOSTON, Feb 3-(AP)-ohn Uelses the in orbit.
crashed the 16foo pole vault barrier again tonight and in the
broke his record with fantastic vault of
l6 feet "a inch
crowd of 134l7 hand for the Boston AA Games in
Boston glued to their seats as 24year-od
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04
LITTLER TAKES LEAD
Mayer Hits Ace
Worth $4,000

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Feb.
3 (AP).-In a day of dramatics,
Dick Mayer fired a hole-in-one
for a possible $4,000 bonus,
and the quiet man of golf, Ma
tional Open Champion Gene
Littler, moved into the lead in
the $4,000 Palm Spring Clas-
sic.
Littler shot a four under-pa
SO for a 72-hole score of 270,
two strokes ahead of Gardner
Dickinson.
Mayors jackpot four-iron
shot came on the 174-yard sec
ond hole at Tamarisk County
Club. He finished the day with
a 10 for 277.
The handsome, 37-year-old
Mayer, virtually the unknown
golfer in recent years, will get
the $4,000 special prize unless
someone else matches his shot
then the bonus must be split.
1t was a lucky break for Mayer,
who has had mostly bad luck
since he won the National
Open in 1857.
Windup on TV
The 90-hole tournament
winds up tomorrow and will be
nationally televised by NBC
from 4:30 to $50 pm. (WRc-
~.
The 3l-year-old Littler shot
his SO at the Indian Wells
Country Club.
Dickinson started today's
round two strokes in front of
Littler and another dangerous
pro, Arnold Palmer.
But Dickinson, after holing a
35-yard wedge shot for an
eagle 3 on the fourth hole at
Tamarisk, hit a trap and then
missed a green and finished
with a par 70 for 272.
Palmer wound up in exciting
fashion at Indian Wells. He
almost bagged an eagle 3 on
the 18th as his approach land
ed within a few feet. But he
had to settle for a birdie 4, a
II and 273.
Snead COOIs Off
Jay Hebert stayed in conten-
ton with a SO for 274.
South Africa's Gary Player
scored his second straight SO
for a 281, and veteran Sam
Snead cooled off a little with a
par 70 for 280.
Charley Bossler of Indian
Spring Country Club, Silver
Spring, Md, shot 82-301 and
failed to make the 287 cut.
The low score of the day was
IS at Indian Wells by Jack
Nicklaus, the newly-turned pro
and 1861 National Amateur
champion. The youngster
toured the par So, 36-72
course in 1913 for the best
round he has had since he be-
gan playing fir money this win
ter. His previous best was Ct
at San Diego. Today's effort
gave Nicklaus a total of $50.
Making an ace was the last
thing I was thinking about, Z"
Mayer said, because I had
been having a hard time even
making a deuce.
II guess I really started to
realize what had happened
about two holes later-and I
was so shook up I hit the ball
out of bounds"
Wife Only Gallery
Mayors vile, Mary Lou, was
the only witness in an other
wise unattended foursome. She
rushed up, gave her husband
a big kiss. and started to cry.
This is the third straight year
that the $4,000 has been won.
Don January got it in the
second round on the 148-yard
18th hole at Indian Wells
Country Club last year. Joe
Campbell accomplished the feat
in 1860 at Tamarisk's 2O5-yard
5th hole in the third round.
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PRO BASKETBALL
NBA

NBA
Detroit 116--C Chicago 100
Los Angeles 127 st. Louis 124
New York 121 Cincinnati ITO
Syracuse 1S4 Philadelphia 112
ABL
Cleveland 120 --- Chicago ia
IS. Francisco 113 New York 109
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Picture on Poee F-3

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added 81 points to the Furman
total and outscored GW's Jon
Feldman, 17-13, when he
guarded him in the first half.
Jon finished with % points,
and it might have been enough
if Peacock hadn't made good on
his late free throws. Feldman
stole the ball and sped in for
a layup with 33 seconds left
to bring CIV up to a 1892 de-
ficit, narrowest since the first
half.
But, Jon, pressing closely in
the subsequent throw in by
Furman, fouled Peacock for his
fifth personal.
Gerald Glur, whom Furman
partisans believe is the most
moderated player in the con-
ference, got another 20 points
and hauled in 19 rebounds, II
big ones in the second half.
The ColonialS made five more
baskets than Furman but COM
mitted II more personal fouls
and that proved the difference.
GW's excellent IA for 16 at the
foul line went for naught as
Furman hit on 20 Of its 81 free
throws.
Lead in Rebounds
George Washington led in
rebounds, A to 40. but the
closest individual to Glur was
Joe AdamitiS with II, the same
as Smith.
Mickey Checkan, playing
only his second game for CIV,
followed Jon with 10 points
and Adamitis got IT, but only
four in the second half.
Furman took the lead per-
manently late in the first half
when Smith popped in a jump
shot and two fouls to break the
last of seven ties at 41-all.
The lead had changed hands
seven times before Smiths
squirt. The Paladins moved out
to their biggest advantage in
the half, 8 points, at intermis-
sion.
The differece once mounted
to IL points and still was 10
with about 5 minutes remain
ing, 1919, when Jon, his twin
Jeff Feldman and Bob Arm
strong combined for 7 points
in succession.
Peacock counted on a fast
break layup to make it 91-86,
Jeff made a pair of foul shots,
Smith one, Jeff a jumper,
Smith another free throw, and
then Jon stole the ball to bring
it up to 1892.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04

Totals 81 Is II Totals 80 10 "A
Halftime: 44-2S. CIV Frosh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-04

Totals --..- 25 1922 II Z
Halftime: 1894. GEORGETOWN.
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TOtaIS --------- u 13-Eg u 81
Halftime-39-19, Navy.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-11
esE.aRndview

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer
spent the weekend in Crosby, N.
Oak, visiting their uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Winhofer and son
Frank.
The Western Fun-makers All
Club held their July meeting at
the George Milne home. Their
next meeting will be August 5th,
at the r. w. Milne home near
Richey.
Mr. and Mrs. George Moran
were Sunday evening supper
guests of Mrs. Theresa Winhofer
and Bill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milne,
Georgia and Sara were Sidney
callers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer
were Wolf Point callers Monday
and called on Mrs. Laura Widman
at the Arnold Diedrich home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gidley OF
Tacoma. Washington and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. d. Gi1ley of Richey were
Tuesday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Johnston and fam
lily.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-11

Andersen, brother CT the bride,
and Sieve Palmer, friend of the
groom were uShers.
The brides mother chose an
o1f-wihite sheath dress with pink
and white accessories, and wore
a rose corsage. The groom's
mclyher was attired in a yellow
floral print dress, with white ac-
c-sssOries and also wore a rose
corsage.
Mrs. Ed ThcgerSon played the
professional and occasional, and
accompanied Mrs. Aril Sunwall,
vito sang the Lcrd's Prayer.
A reception for $50 guests was
held in the church basement.
The bride and groOm's table was
centered with a four-tiered we'd
ding cake and was cut by Mrs.
Aril SJ,lwall, the brides god
mother.
Sheri and Billy Lewis, cousins
the bride, r,ayed background mu-
SIC during the reception. Mrs. Ed
Lewis and Mrs. Edna Wilson,
aunts cf the bride, served the
punch. Judy Gray, Audrey Xix
mund, Paula Kane5ki and Mary
N}n Eggum served the guests.
The ccUole will make theiI
home in Sidney.
The Sidney herald., 1962-07-11

Miss Kay Anderson, daugher
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson
Of Sidney, and Ronald Herman,
sec Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Herman
Cf Sidney, were united in mar
rlsge in a double ring ceremony
in the Pella LuthC.an church,
June Is. at 200 D. m, with Rev.
Larson officiating.
The bride were an aqua street
length dress of chiffon over taft
feta, and a matching lowered
hat. Her single strand pearl neck
lace was a gift of the groom.
She carried a white Bible, COW
cred with pink roses and white
mum corSage, and white stream
erS entwinsd with bud NUNS.
Maid OF Htl0r was the brides
sister, Darla. Anderson. She wore
a two-piece white knit suit, trim
med in pink, with pink hat and
gloves and a rose corsage.
The b~ridegroom's brother, Lar
ry Herman was best man.. Jerry
Evening star., 1962-09-23
CHEVERLY

Spacious brick and frame
Colonial in immaculate eond.
Lge. liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
eating area in kit. and 20
It. scr. and storm Widowed
porch. 3 bedrms. and bath
up and full bsmt.. eony. to
everything. S19.7 $50 full price
with $3.50 dn. See il nov.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

WEST HYATTsvILLE-You'n be
sorry II You don't call on this
3-bedrm. ork. Colonial. Immacu-
late cond. throughout. Full bsmt..
rec. rm.. Ia baths. wall-to-wall
carpetins. Full price, only Sl5.95O
Evening star., 1962-09-23

FOREST HEIGHTS. overlooking Po-
tomac-90-ft; brick rambler. z
over h-acre Handicapped lot. Ex-
elusive section. BY appt. only.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

: IMMEDIATE POSSES.
SION. 3 bedrms.. separate din
rm., level shaded lot. Assume frs
trust. small down payment.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
TTN lIIGR
Evening star., 1962-09-23
n1QpGn.

HILLCREsT ESTATES. near oxor
Run shopping center, 1910 DixoT
st.-Semidet. brick. like new. {
rooms. 3 bedrooms. rec. rm., leve
lot. Can be assumed. CT loan. Isl
trust. Open 2-6.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY-PrestiEe neiEhborhood
VA approved. low down payment
for attractive brick-and-framt
home with firepl in liv. Tm.. sep
din rm., large kit. with de luxe
range, tWin-siEe bedrmS., ful
bsmt. with tiled floor, auto. wash,
er, only $4,000. Don't wait.
LANDOVER-onIy SIO,T5O full
price for this SpaTkler with pay
ments Of only SS3 per mo-, walk
in closet in master bedrm., sep.
din. rm., lot completely fenced
VA and FHA financing.
ALL THIS for sI5.50O, Just settle
ment costs to vets and slightly
more to others. 3-bedrm. rambler,
large kit. leading TO l. by l4-ft,
screened porch. beautiful lot with
soft frontage. planter boxes by
front windows. Must see to ap-
preeiate. Can todsy.
DEFENSE HEIGHTS, q cute clear
and coy 3-bedrm. rambler nr
New Capitol Plaza, schools
churches and transp., good-size loi
beautifully handicapped, a modes
down payment and 500 mo. Il
all IL takes to enjoy the prestige
Of home ownership bargain priceC
at Sl4,25O.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC
AP. F-1114 AP. 7-2175
Evening star., 1962-09-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to
new shopping center, spa
cious 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
w sep. din. rm., full bsmt.,
carport and slate roof, Just
Sl7,950. Assume 4la loan
and STA per mo. pays all.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

TAX. Pk.-Brk. duplex. . mod. g.
6sdrm; apts. Encl. porches. Below
Evening star., 1962-09-23

HILLcREsT GARDENS. nr. Branch
ave-, 1903 Curtis dr.. det, brk
rambler, daylight bsmt.. over 100
IL. front lot. SCI. 500. LU. 2-S979.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm. brick
full bsmt. on lovely level lot, w
beautiful trees. FHA $500 dn.,
S1O4 mo. pays all. GREENBELT r
REALTY CO., REALTORS. OR.
4-5700.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HOME AND INCOME-choice West
HysttSville location. . separate 1 :
bedrm. aptS- Large porches. Sepa-
rate utilities, S19.e5O. Call iii 9
pm. WA. $4,000,
ROBERT S. DAVIS A CO. INC.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COLUMBIA PARK - 3-bedroom
rambler. new eond. Lee. kitchen,
tiled basement. Convenient 70
NASA. parkway. 26la virginia
ave. Sl4.95O. HE. 1882.
PARK-Packed with
value feW left) only SI4,25O
min. down. immed. occupancy.
New 3-bedrm. ramblers wEfuil
oSmt. Model house At 1908 Co
lumbia ave. Open from IL to 3.
Follow sign from Kent Village
Shop Center. LOUIS MILLER,
REALToR. UN. 4-2723 or 474-
Evening star., 1962-09-23
oXoN HILL
SOUTHLAwN

oxoN HILL soUrHLAwN
5000 SHELBY DRIVE
$3.50 down, FHA, 3-bedroom ram
bier in sparkling condition. Walk
70 public and parochial schools,
Bus service. Salesman Mr., Bruce
Pnffenberger. 24S-656O.
PUFFENBERGER Rltr. CHI. $4,000
OX0N HILL-LOVELY
J-bedrm. brick rambler, conv. ioca-
ton on quiet street.
PUFFENBERGER Rltr. CH. $4,000
0xON RUN DRIVE-S15,25O FHA.
bedrms., rec. rm., "a baths, mr.
schools and shopping.
STAN RIDGEWAY REALTY
RE. 6-3639 TIL s
OXON HILL-Immaculate 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler. extra lge. rms, liv.
rm. w/panel wall. fireplace, lge.
din. rm., equip. kit. rec. rm. VI
walkout bsmt.. 12-ft. stone fire
pl.. picture window. storm win
dows and doors. Handicapped lot
w/ScottS lawn. All utils. Conv,
loc 6ooS Trowbridge pl. 500 $50.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
E. C. HILLEY Il CO.
REALTORS AP. 7-72O0

CARROLLTON-FHA approved and
vacant. for immed. possession
Liv. rm. with firepl.. Separate
din. .rm.. equipped all-elec. kit.
bedrms.,. > full baths and bsmt
home in a prestige area.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
Evening star., 1962-09-23
BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4646

BALTIC. PKWY. AREA = 1ii-6rick
rambler with huge din, L. eouiu.
kit, twin-size bedrms. and INV.
heat. Only. S12,95O. $3.50 down.
FLA, no down. CT.
BALL REALTY, INC. 474-4O0O
BALTIMORE-WASH. PKWY.-3.
bedrm. brk. rambler, sep. din. rm.,
full daylight bsmt. Clean as q pin.
SlS.O0n, FHA or GI. no SIS down.
4hee loan can be assumed, 500
per month pays all.
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
Evening star., 1962-09-23
ANNAPOLIs. BALTIMORE. WASH
APPROVED AT SIT, $50!
'-o>ITINUtol

HYATTSVILLE-3-bedrm. semi-Co-
lopial in this desirable location.
near everything. Bsmt. Assume
large AM loan.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

COLLEGE PARK ESTATES-3-bed.
rm. brk. rambler. . baths. sen
aln; rI1., mod. elec. kit. rec. rm
With fireplace, in full bsmt. witt
9ntsloe entrance TO fenced yard
By OWNER, 59O6 Bryn Mswr I'd
CIR. 4-757N AN'
Evening star., 1962-09-23

3-bedrm. rambler, Ia baths, rec
rm., corner lot, fenced yard
Extras. $1,000 down and ASSUME
loan. 474-S992.
CARROLLTON-Immed. poss. 3-yr.,
old, 3-b.r. ramb. Owner will pay
settlement. Many ext. SP. 3-3641
AREA-Must sell. avail
now. No dn;. no settle. chgs.. pay
like rent. 3 bedrms.. Ia baths
bsmt. OWNER. 656-5297.
CHEVERLY-For sale by OWNER
3-b.r. brk. split-level. 2 yrs. old,
ga baths. huge mod. kit, din,
rm.. firepl., lge. lot. fenced back
yd.. w/woods. Nr. parks. schls.,
churches, shopping. S23,500. 2S17
Parkway. SP. 3-6435.
CBEVERLY-Priced S17,s50. 4-bed,
room brick. excel. .cond., 2 full
baths, liv. rm. w/fireplace, sep
din. rm., fin. rec. rm., att. gar.
fenced yard, front porch. S70C
cash. Assume FHA loan. Immed
possess. OWNER. 772-1s79.
CHEvERLY AREA-New, 3-bedrm
brick ramblers wLbsmt ;owner sell.
ing out; 3 left. Flexible financing
J. v. CALIANDRO g. CO., AP. q
CHEyERLY-One of the largest g.
bedrm., 2-story Colonial in the
area. this house features bedrms
Of 15x12, 15x13 and 12x101a
also extra-large family-size kit.
with dishwaSher and buffers pan.
try. 24-ft. liv. rm. w/fireplace
sep. din. rm., rec. rm. w/firepl
center-hall entr.. large ser. porch
off iiv. nm. and many trees or
property. FLA appraised, Min
REALTY. NC. RE. $3.50.
CHEvERLY-NEED MORE ROOM
Modern Colonial in perfect cond
spacious rooms. first floor den
Vacant, move right in. We take
trades. Sl7.950.
HUGH T PECK HE 4-I@O0
Evening star., 1962-09-23
OPEN

- III F-DbON
OPEN SUNDAY 1 TIL DARK
TEMPLE HILL AREA
551S 2nd ST.
6-oedrm. corner brick rambler. 2
baths, full bsmt., with fin, rec
rm., bath and bar, storm windows
rear screened porch, patio, car.
port. fenced yard, 800 800 with
lOeo On. and that's not all, Wall.
to-wall carpet and drapes,
DIRECTIONS: Out Branch ave. sc.
right on st. Barnabas I'd, right
on 2nd st. to 55IS.
GABLES co.
Ii. 3-6s66 LU. 4-s444 RE. s-55e4
oXON HLL-3-b.r. -amb.- excel
cond. SlI $50. Terms 10 Sutt
soUTHLAWN REALTY. 24s-5522
oXON HILL. Brentwood city-Like
new, Owner transferred. 3-bedrm.
rambler w/din. rm., large Kitchen
ana pan. rec. rm. in full bsrnt,
Asking S1S.95O. See salesman At
5l04 Brentwood dr.. or call 10. =
1884, PLEASANT CORP.
T. N. LERNER, President
WHEATON PLAZA 94a-79Oo
Evening star., 1962-09-23
COLLEGF PARF-AI-h n ~,

COLLEGE PARK-Ail-brk. rambler
sep, din. .rm., immaculate cond
inside and out, .paneled rec. rm.
central air cond.. washer, dryer
garden tools, rugs. many extra.
included. Conv to Goddard. Plant
Industry and Fl. Meade. BuRCH
REALTY CO. 474-30O0. after q
Evening star., 1962-09-23
COLLEGE PARK

The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-450C
Evening star., 1962-09-23
ALEXANDRIA
ALEXANDRIA

AtEX.-Rosehill. assume loan, no
closing costs, 3-bedrm., brick RAM
bier, l "a baths. patio. fence, 24a4
Cottonwood drive. so. 5-5l47.
Evening star., 1962-09-23
CARROLLTON

3-bedrm. rambler. lI5 baths, rec
rm., corner lot, fenced yard
Extras. 1000 down and assum
loan. 474-Sl92
Evening star., 1962-09-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

POWDER MILL ESTATES-H
ACRE LOT WITH TREES. Charm
ing 3-bedrm. brick rambler. a.
taehed garage, and rec. rm., cow
% NSA ana Agricultural Center
SCI $50
HUGH T. PECK. REALToR
1885 NEW HAMP. AVE. HE. 4-l7O(
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
Evening star., 1962-09-23

UNIVERSITY HILLS, 34i4 Penn,
St, near Northwestern High
powder room on 1st floor, built
in garage. A real buy at SO 800
Ideal financing. Phone Mr.. CHS
holm. WOODBRIDGE REALTY,
WA. T-07S2 LA. A-Q1Tr
Evening star., 1962-09-23
CLINTON
CLINTON
$11,5OO

VA no down, SIS per month. 3.
bedroom masonry rambler. large
nv rm.. modern kit. din. rnn
combination with firepl., u acrt
lot, friendly community.
JOHN r. WEBSTER, RE. 6-54OC
COLLEGE HGTs ESTATES.-4-bed.
rm. bi-level, 2h baths. nany eT.
tras, for information cali
BUTLER REALTY
Evening star., 1962-09-23
LAYHILL RD.
EN En- DRUSKIN, 81 HE. 9-24OO

LEWISDALE-open Sun. I-5. 1915
Avalon Pl. Just listed this immac.
tSeSrm oTsI1 snd,esped Sasn sPisTe ot sep S1fh sn
rm.. lge. kit, rec. rm., many ex-
tras. East on Amherst rd. to Ava
lon. HA. 2-725S. CoHEE REALTY
Evening star., 1962-09-23

TREES. TREES, TREES
Lge. brk. Cape Cod with 4 bedrms
homemakers kit. SIS.5OO SIS
1877.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

oXoN RUN HILLS. near shoppins
center. only a few blocks from
D. 2; line in s.e.-5-room brick
rambler; full bsmt.. HANDICAPPED
lot. S14,500.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

COLLEGE PARK-Lovely Cape Coo
nome. = bedrms and bath Isl
1loor. Nice din. rm.. liv. rm,. We.
netian blinds throughout, 2nd
tloor can be converted into
more rms. and bath. Delightful
ScIeened porch facing huge back
DDard. Fun bsmt. A REAL BUY
Evening star., 1962-09-23
RAY PARK
EAMH V CIz

Kit, featured in this sturdily bull
brick rambler. bedrms,, 2l1
baths. rec. rm.s garage. Immac
cond. Mid-2OS. He. 9-240O.
KEN DRUSKIN q CO, REALTORS
RIvERDALE-sl3.5OO. GI TO money
down. S94 So per mo. incl. all
Brk- Colonial. family-size din. rm-
fenced lot. bsmt bURCH REAL
TY CO, 474-3OO0. After 8 pm
Evening star., 1962-09-23
Camp SpringS-NEW
OPEN TODAY UNTIL DARK
PRICE-LOCATION-oUALITY
YES! TERMS TOOL

CARROLLTON-Large 3-bedrm., ..
bath, Split-level. Rec. rm.. firepl.
elec. kit. with table space. sep.
arate dining rm.. slate roof
plaster walls, patio, doors to largt
patio. Attrac. lot. conv. to store:
ana bus line. Vacant. CARROLL
TON Realty, Realtors, SP. 3-3S3S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22
Leniency Ruled
In Cruelty Case

A District Court judge has
placed a 28-year-old Washing
ton resident on probation after
the mans guilty plea to a
charge of cruelty to a child.
Judge Edward M. Curran or
dered that Bobby L. Hatfield OF
the TOO block of Kilbourne
place NV. be placed on pro-
baton for three years.
Hatfield originally had been
indicted on a charge of second
degree murder-in addition to
the cruelty charge-in the fatal
beating of Mary E. GIBSON at
his home on October 26. The
second-degree murder charge
was dismissed.
The child died at Children's
Hospital on October 20.
The grand jury that indicted
Hatfield accused him of NAL
treating the 2-year-old girl
several times between Septem-
Der 80 and October Is.
In placing Hatfield on pro-
baton, Judge Curran suspend
ed a sentence of eight to q
months in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-22

cause that is where the people
and the votes are.
The final closing argument
against the plan was made for
the Republicans by Represent
alive Brown of Ohio. who
pointed out that in the last
10 years 20 bills have been in
troduced in the House to create
a department of urban affairs
and that during most of that
time the Democrats have been
in control.
An urban affairs bill is pend
ing now in both houses, but
the outlook for any further &C
ton this year is dim. In fact,
it was the refusal of the House
Rules Committee several weeks
ago to clear the urban affairs
bill that prompted the Presi-
dent to try to set up the de-
partment by a reorganization
order.
OF the Ill Democrats voting
for disapproval of the plan
yesterday, almost a score were
from States outside the Deep
South.
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cry County, Md, arrived at
$50 am. at an appliance store
scheduled to open at 8 am. He
planned to buy a finch TV
for At cents.
For those with no bargain
blood, there were the patriotic
exercises and Congress would
meet for the traditional read
ing of Washington's farewell
address.
ChOpin's Day Too
And, as a coffee house in
Georgetown noted in an adver-
tisement, today was also the
birthday of Chopin, who was
born 152 years ago.
The sales spread to the sub
urbs and into retail industries
that have not always partici-
pated. Groceries, for instance,
had bargains in foods. A record
store sold name brand records
at half price. A lumber store
had a power mower for %
cents.
With cherry-tree honesty, it
advertised the mower as "ac-
tually in pretty sad shape"
One suburban apartment
house offered the first 20 APP
plicants rents as low as 81 for
their first month on apart
that ordinarily rent for
from $107 to $l61.50.
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Letter Sparks
Question at
Press Farley

NEW YORK, Feb. % (AP).
"A letter to the editor of The
New York Times which spanked
a question at yesterdays presi-
dental news conference came
from the pen of one ,F The Ma
TONS most prolific writer's Of
letters to the editor.
He is Allen Klein, New
York City advertising copy
writer who lives at nearby
Mount Vernon, N. Y. and sends
off several letters every week
to newspapers.
About half of them get into
print. He estimates that about
5000 have been published
since he took up letter-writing
as a hobby 10 years or so ago.
Mr.. Klein's letter in The
Times last Saturday was, like
many he has written lately, on
the subject of nuclear testing.
He suggested that inspection
is impractical between Russia
and the United States and said:
Let both sides be allowed to
maintain preparations at the
ready for immediate tests" If
the other side sets off a sur
prise blast.
A reporter asked the Presi-
dent What he thought of the
plan, and the President replied
that, first, the effect of recent
Soviet tests on our security
must be considered and second,
"it is more difficult for us
to maintain ourselves at-the-
ready"
Mr.. Klein said last night he
was thrilled that it came up
at the conference but down.
hearted by the replay."