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Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
Parachutists Up In The Air Next Week

Parachutists fluttering through
the sky will again be the order OF
the day during the King Crab
Festival next week, as the Nation
al Guard group perform for the
Festival crowds both Friday and
Saturday.
The group, members of the Ma
tional Guard Sports Parachute
Club of Anchorage, will arrive
here for jumps Friday morning
as we'll as noon Saturday. There
will be twelve members in the
party, most of them taking part
in the various jumps that will pro-
vide chills and thrills to the
spectators.
Officials staging the events en-
phasize, however, jumping is con-
tingent on weather permitting"
Sgt. Archie Zehe, commanding
officer of the local ACS office,
who is in chare of arrangements
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
By Karl Armstrong

interviewing King Crab boat
shippers tends to indicate that
such boat masters fall generally
into two categories-Outside "old-
timers" who are veterans of the
halibut, Goldfish, and herring fleets
which operated out of Stateside
fishing ports, and Local young
sters" relatively speaking) who
despite their youthfulness, are vet
Grams of salmon fishing and oper-
ated out of Alaskan fishing ports
usually their home town..
One of the perhaps better-known
(among Kodiak residents) of the
latter category is 32-year old Mil
ton Pagano, skipper-owner of the
boat Sue.
Having fished for over eleven
years and owned and operated his
own boat for the past seven years,
Skipper Pagano was born right
here in Kodiak. He attended Ko-
diak schools until he was old
enough to attend high school at
Eklutna where he graduated in
1947.
Prior to becoming engaged in
the King Crab fishery, Skipper Pa
gano almost exclusively devoted
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
KODIAK MIRROR

"At any rate it is becoming OBJ
yious to every fisherman that one
grid lust is not sufficient to han
die the increasing number of fish
ing boats here he added
Pagano operates his Sue with
the aid of one crewman-Allen
Chernoff, with whom he attended
school here, and who, like himself,
is the son of a local pioneer FAM
lily.
Skipper Pagano has two older
brothers who have fished here in
years past. One brother, Frank,
is an officer on the Kodiak Police
Force and the eldest, Edward, is
a Captain in the National Guard
and presently is full-time aide to
the Alaska Adjutant General in
the Juneau headquarters.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
Local Skipper Milton Pagano Of Grab
Boat "Sue" Is Youthful Fishing Vet

his fishing efforts to the annual
quest for salmon in these waters.
For a number of years he contin-
ued to put aside his crab pots and
gear to fish salmon. However in
the past two years, Skipper Paga-
no has foregone the salmon fish
cry and kept his Sue in the almost
year-round King Crab game which
he regards as more reliable"
The master of the Sue, like 9th
er fisherman, is properly appreci-
alive of the small boat harbor but
adds his voice to those who point
out the pressing need for more
facilities"
at is apparent that there is a
need for more than just one grid
in the small boat harbor," said
Pagano.
And although his 4O-foot lover
alD Sue, which has an 11-foot
beam and packs from 1000 to 12,-
900 pounds of crab In her hold,
would not be classified as one of
the 'big" crab boats, Skipper Pa.
gano, undoubtedly with an eye to
the future, agrees that there
should be grid facilities for the
larger vessels in the King Crao
fishery"
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
A Reminder To
Grab Fishermen

A $50 prize is being offered for
the largest crab and an additional
$50 for the heaviest.
Judging will take place on the
Midway at pm. Saturday.
Big crab, especially heavy ones
are scarce at this time of the
year, but there have been some
big ones brought in lately. The
big one will net the lucky fisher
man at least $50 and possibly
500, as they could be one and
the same crab.
The crab shaking contest, al
ways a popular event, will be held
on the Midway at 2 pm.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
Canadian Navy
To Visit Kodiak

The HMCS ST. LAURENT, an
escort vessel of the Canadian navy
is scheduled to visit Kodiak this
weekend for logistics and crews
recreation.
The ship, with complement o,
IA officers and 200 men, will be
berthed at Nyman's peninsula on
the naval station.
Public visiting will be permitted
between 1:30 and $3.50 pm, Sat
urday and Sunday. Children I'M
der 10 years of age must be ac-
commpanied by an adult. There
will be no cameras or photographs
allowed aboard the vessel
Next week, the us. Navy sea-
plane tender, USS CURRITUCK,
will arrive at the naval station for
operations in Alaskan waters.
Accompanying the CURRITUCK
to Alaska will be planes and per-
sonnet of Patrol Squadron At.
Their expected arrival is Wednes-
day, May 2.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27

here, stated that a number of
boats are needed in the channel
adjacent to the small boat harbor,
in the event quick rescue will
have to be effected of PARACHUTE
list who lands in the water. Boat
owners are urged to contact him
offering their services.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1962-04-27
MENACE

MENACE
People who ignore traffic safety
rules are always on the verge of a
serious smashup.
Evening star., 1962-11-11
W. R. Hughes Co.
Up. T-14OO REALTORS

ANDREWS AREA-Ss0O dn.. incl.
settlement. SOTO mo-, neat air
eond.. 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
tiled bsmt.. all utils., nr. shop.
sboS rssb bus sTHTEp fRa pf58SSial FSAfTy ''sSc sSc4
Branch ave. Clinton. CY. 1895,
ASSUME THIS CT LOAN with paw
ments less than rent on this A.
bedroom Cape Cod. Large living
room. full basement with recre-
alton room. Many extras. Must
be seen. Convenient to schools
Transportation and Annapolis free
way. Call til 8 pm. WA. =
5000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.. INC.
AVONDALE, W. HYATTS.-3-bed- :
rn1., lLs-bath, sep. din. rm. brk
Colonial. $3.50 dn.. Sill mo. No
settlement ehsrses,, OPEN SUN. :
pO 2-4703
Evening star., 1962-11-11
IT'S
GOT TO GO!

Owner, has bought larger home
and Is moving out, NoW's THE
TINE TO GET A REAL DEAL
with low down payment, and
lenient terms on this appealing
rambler for iust $24. 950i Fea-
lures FABULOUS 24x32-FT. REC
RM. IN DAYLIGHT Walk OUT
EASEMENT. This quality TVREF.
BEDROOM 1h-BATH BRICK
HOME is beautifully decorated
and In IMMACULATE CONDI-
T1ON. Fenced corner lot with
professional landscaping. two
blocks to finest North Arlington
elementary school. excellent bus
service and shopping center close
ny: SHOULD BE VACANT THIS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
fcONTINuEDl

ALEX.-Bueknell Manor. Soe5 dn.
CAR FOR EXTRA TRANsP. INCL.
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. rec. rm. As
sumo low interest loan. NO.7-9332.
Alex. Bucknell HTS bedrms..
z baths. full bsrnt, Conv. terms
cRIsPIN PROPERTIES, so. s.
1857 or XII. n-2Rn9
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UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE. 4-35OO 779-ss33
HOT-WATER HEAT
owner must sell this cozy 3-b.r.
! tground-level w/pict. window. ! "a
baths, fen. lot. walk to bus and
schools. Only Sl6.99O.
1 c. paul hickman HE. 1-l000
HYATTSVILLE-If low down pay
ment is what you need, see this
3-bedrm. Colonial on lge. Ia -acre,
tree-shaded. fenced lot, Step down
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., equipped
kit, Alum. storm windows. Close
tn bus and P. @. Plaza. Only Sl3,-
500, with 500 down, includes
settlement: Pay only $3.50 per
month, total.
LANHAM-Peace and auiet go with
this 3-bedrm. rambler on level,
12-acre lot. Lge. liv. rm, with fire
pl,, equip. Kit, sep. cedar-paneled
din. rn., full bSmt.. storm win
dows. Only S15,950 on 'FHA or
BALL REALTY. INC. 474-4oOO
HYATTSVILLE-Near st. 5Jerome's,
4-bedroom home, huge kitchen.
hotSwater heat. garage, Sl3,95O.
WINSTON c. CLAY, WA. 7-422S.
EVANSVILLE. OPEN 1905 pm,
tll5 Hamilton st. - Colonial, 4
bedrms., "a baths, spac. liv. rm.,
flrepl., sep. din. rm.. y. O.A.-w. heat,
family rm.. beautiful trees, ga
Estate, j AP. p 1864. htIA' REAL
KENT FOREsT-S195 dn. 3-bed-
rm.. R2-bath. air-cond. corner
nfS%ss fsneed ITy Vae oWSER SqSip s4s sGmPstsly
LANDOvER ESTATES-3- bedroom
rancher, full bsmt.. rec. rm., CEN
tral air cond. Conv. to pkwy. and
school. 773-5407.
LANDOvER AREA-S7OO dn.. inn
med. possess, 4 bedrms.. l u
paths. sep. din. rm;, large kit.
Iull bsmt,, large level fenced
BYRD REALTY CO. WA. 1900.
LANDOyER Radiant Valley S295
Gown incl. settlement. Brick ram
will finance. sT. S-5e60. ''
LANGLEY PARK-Ideal location,
modern 2-bedrm. brick, lovely cor
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE 4-11uO
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
LANGLEY. OPEN l TO 5 Gi
nothing, dn; 3-bedrm. semi Colo
nial, all brk. excel. cond. knotty
pine rec. rm., conv. to schools
shopping and transp.. possibility
lmmed. possess. to qualified per-
son. full price only $4,000. DIR. ::
New Hampshire. ave. to Ruatan,
JOHN H. HUGHES co. WA. 7-05s0
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Si6. 600
lSSrk Srk.; " baths and separate din
"A MUST TO sEEr'
W9lk-out bsmt. with rec. rm., spar
W. j. Nicholas, Resltor. HE. $1,000
LANHAM-Below VA appraisal at
$4,000 real showplace. Ayr. old
3-bedrm. brick and stone front
rambler. lge. dream hit. eve-level
oven, counter-top range. auto. de-
frost refrigerator. full bsmt.
roughed-in bath. deep wooded lot
(249o, numerous extras incl. self
storing storm windows, fenced-in
attic. Beaut. shrubbery. Immed
occur. VA. conventional or as
sumo, Cali WA. 7-77a6.
LANHAM, CT no down payment,
FHA $3.50 down. Immediate oc-
cupancy Choose from IA COM
pleted homes. 4 bedrooms, split
! foyer, 3 baths. recreation room
basement, corner lot. $4,000.
other split foyers and ramblers
from 800 Open from 'til
dHrF. MODET uOME, sP. 3-06O3'
Ewes. RE. 5-2a2T.
/ DIRECTIONS: out Rte. $50
/ through Lanham mi. to Sea-
! brook Park estates.
THOMAS r. HALEY. Raaltor
LANHAM. MD. 77"-l30n
LEWIsDALE-Attractive all-brirk
home. 4 bedrms,. lily; rm. with
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-l700
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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Andrew. Area. Open Y TIL sD:.r Dark
q BEDR.M, ALL BRK., FULL BSMT.,
ANDREWS FIELD
Houses by Hughes
OPEN TODAY
1902 SHERWOOD RD.
InXON HILL. MIDI

1902 SHERWOOD RD.
(OXON HILL. Md
This sweet little lamp post
cottage Is really q pleasure
to present. every nook and
Granny is In apple-pie con-
dition; and dollar for dollar
this house can't be beat;
check these items Anchor
fencing (S435) alum. scr:
metal awnings (Sl95);
wrought iron railings
(S135l; de luxe storm doors
($S6): hand-spooned mature
plantings (S150); auto.
dishwasher (Sl65): GARBAGE
disposal (S69). These extras
are tough to duplicate and
this 3-bedrm. rambler itself
Is worth S13.500. You can
buy all for only S3l5 per
day. Move in before Thanks
giving. To reach: LIVINGSTON
rd. to Lindsay, right to
Leyte, left on Leyte to Sher-
wood, right to our open
siEn.
w r HUGHES Co
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n&Qygn

ALEXANDRIA, Braddock Heights,
~ Timber Branch Parkway
Centrally. conditioned, 2-ieyei
prlck' four years old, gas heat
-Four bedrooms, 3 baths, LARGE
living room with fireplace, dining
room, Kitchen, laundry room WITH
waSher-dryer combination-al nm
one floor. Foyer. garage, large
seereatlon room with Fireplace
ana 6uilt-in bar. on floor below At
street level. Large wooded lot
Pnriesd nueSd IN mid 30s. For sale by
SSWSdEER' SSdnEsR' Principals only. King
ALEX. 1113 Powhatan Row q
Pe9L PPeq9LEms;. gen. liv. rm.. fam. rm.. i
pSIn, r, halyes. Patio. Low down
55Smt. assume ,4Aeo GI, balance
0nn03 IInst. qualified buyer. Si5.-
090. Pricipals only. 76s-S659.
ALEX. AREA - bedrms OF
baths, full bsmt. : SSIiEsmSi Sifs. Of, II
SsETn SseEnon oIn pkwy., Avail. June l.
Soo;sou. Good financing. Sign
prpM4ct ppIrisrnct now. shown by amt
t'S1CE tor SD GARTER DAVIS. Real
ALEX. AREA WILSON BRIDGE
Builders CloSe-Out
-, MOVE IN TODAY
NO SETTLEMENT COST
SHlit-ln garage. rec. rm., bsnt ,
pains. sep. din. rm., eat-in kit 4
:, Ian ,IHamlIy sized bedrms. y"
ESS6S66uSlVE EYES, 7Rs- 1908
BROYH1LL 4 SONS. 765-420o
aLEX. ,.. AREA-Contemporary spIit-
rersi, ~ pedrms.. 2 baths, Wv.
down, or assume 49, loan SSo So
5-2371. 1914 Ridgeview dr. o.
AIEXi s1. .1;.,,Al AlREA;Braddock Hts. -
Cod, "a baths, family rm SHpe III,
rin I'm: with lovely bay: abundant ami
Giosets. Many extras incl. disnossi
9isnwasher, 2 air cond'. washer
aryer' etc, Lovely yard with dnr
wood' lilac, roses, azaiess az
Excei; close in neighborhood5
bniasmmond High. Geo, MaSon
usual qSr BUY at S26.750. r, L, KANF
1NS" In" Realtors. KI. 9-2SOO Fvss
1E. 6-3939. Closed SUNDAY.
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n&Qpen
ARTTNCTON
134 s. FFENWICK ST.

134 s. FFENWIcK ST.
OPEN SUN. l TO S
New 4-bedrm. split-level brick, Q
Ilrepiaces, corner lot. BY OWNER.
JE. 1882.
ARLINGTON, N.-ENCHANTMENT
STARTS WITH LOOKING! Drive
ttnIroush this lovely TARA area
'I9oay. STOP at 55s7 18th ST..
bier with a 21-ft. jalousied norch
34-tt. walnut-paneled rec, rnl.
with magnificent stone firepl., z
pe9rmS. tone is paneled), 2 baths.
Iull bsmt. for expansion, formal
ain: rm.. spacious kit. So, $50.
HOLLEY REALTY
51S3 Lee Hvv All Yr rasT
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IOMEOWNER RLTY.
RIGGS TERRACE-Sf0, 900

CAPE COD WITH A VIEW
This is large one, with full
dormer across back, picture win
dow in living room and recreation
room. Near Prince Georges Plaza
and bus service. For terms and to
see, REALTY SERVICES, INC,
474-S500 or i7t-S501.
RivERDALE-7 rms, bath, gas
heat, garage, fenced. S12,950,
BR1LEY REALTY CO, UN. 4-l174
ROGERS HEIGHTS = Brick Cape
Anchor-fenced yard. Close to pub
lie and parochial schools. FHA
appraisal S1S.500. $500 down.
439-5095. 439-5093.
ROGERS HEIGHTS AREA-None
cleaner, 3-bedrm. Colonial, liv.
rm., SEPARATE din. rm., kit. with
table space, rec. rm. in bsmt.,
fenced yard. FLA appraised S16,-
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
UN. 4-ll66
SRABRoOK-GI. no money down,
ideal for young couple. 3-bedrm.
rambler on large fenced lot with
trees. S13,750. Sa2 mo, pays All,
GREENBELT REALTY CO., Real
tors. CIR, 4-570O.
SEABROOK ACRES LANHAM -
Vacant 4-bedrm. brk., sep. din.
rm.. 2 baths. firepl.. family rm..
Iot 5x2l3. FLA. Sl,100 dn,
LANGLEY REALTY
ST. BERNARDs. mr.. Psrkway-1m-
mac. 3-bedrm. brk. rambler. sep.
din. rm., large modern kit,
baths. finished rec. rm., large
fenced yard with driveway. FHA
or co1y. terms. BYRD REALTY
CO WA. 7-2i00.
TAK0MA PARK-4Ox29 brick ram
bier with 3 bedrms.. all elec. Kit,
Nv. rm. With firepl,, huge rec. rm.,
lge, porch and fenced lot, / mi,
10 d c. line. FHA appraised
100000. sacrifice Sis.T50 FHA,
81 900 down, OWNER. III Akin
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TRADES ACCEPTED
STORCH

REALToR SP. 3-450O
HILLANDALE FOREST-Executive's
luxury custom brk. split rambler,
double carport. double kitchens.
MUST SEE" HOME
Only $40. 800. Call Now for Appt.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
HE 4-35O0 77q-SS33
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BELTSVILLE
2,story brick on big 100 by l50
lot. .full bsmt., hot-water heat,
SlS.5OO, owner wants offer.
Evening star., 1962-11-11

BIRMINGHAM EsTATEs-S25,O 900,
ork rambler for $4,000. See it
Evening star., 1962-11-11

COLLEGE PAHk
Brlck Colonial, sep. din. rm., full
oSmt.' large corner lot, only Sl5,-
loO' small down payment.
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BERKSHIRE
CT, FHA OR
CONVENTIONAL

3 3-bedrm. brk. rambler. Ia baths,
full bsmt., cony. to everything. To
see. call RE. 6-7gS2. W. CALVIN
CRAWFORD CO., INC, RE. 81
OF un
Evening star., 1962-11-11

COLLEGE PARK-9-bedrm., Ayr. :
old rambler, ideal for young
couple. FHh $500 dn. and Sp5.4O
pays all. immed. occupancy.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ARL. NORTH Williamsburg VILLAGE.
Open Sunday 12-5. a
ARL.. N.-3 bedrms., 2Ha baths, fin
ished rec. rm.. screened porch. ef-
eel. location. S29.950. KE. 6-7453.
ARLINGTON, N.-Brick bungaloT.
din. rm., . bedrms.. 1st H.: lgs.
rm. End fir. full bsmt. with res.
rn1. and bar, side scr. porch ari
outdoor firepl. S17,950. 603S n.
2lst st. Call ia. 5-79o6.
ARL. FALLS CHURCH
eony. loc, S19,95o. e s4s,5Oo.
wkends., Ell. e-96O3, IA. 5-s545.
ARL., NORTH, Lorcom lane area
| Owner. S32 900 .dead-end street,
1898 N. Kenmore ST., IA. 5-0l39.
ARL;, My owner, FHA AP-
PROVED! 6-rm. brick Colontals,
| Ia baths, porch patio, deep lot.
NJ. O'Connell High. S22,500.
JE. 4-219l.
ARL., N.-BY OWNER. conv. loe.
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod, firepl.
in liv. ri11,, scr. porch, bedrnlsa
attic space. large large kit. its with III; eating
% SITS. taxes, as sss $500. issi Existing mort. or
gage $4,000 at 4hfs. FHA ap=
praised $l6.750. $3.50 dn. 1911
N Wakefield st ia. 2-7235.
ARL, IHboo, 5" = near 1e vSa Shopping area area
house, cond. 9 bedrms., bath on
End fir, . add. bedrms., 9 baths,
Tss r@ Trept F TtirsP dlnetts. snd kit 0aT E/nsw v
vinyl tile II, lot over 400 IT. deep.
| $1S,750. Call OWNERS. ia. 9
693S: after $50 pm, all day
Sun, ia 5-073l. 81 Z
ARL., N. : Charming stone-snd-
brick English Colonial. close-in
loo, Bssmed-ceilinE liy rm.. for
porch. 3 bedrms.., 1h baths. 2
tirepls" fun bsmt, with rec. rrp,,
S5Ia Sppraisa cafr% N ad sdsSSo S[icsa With s6
LIST trust. For further. details cail
ewes. and Suns. ia. 5-70s1.
ARLINGTON, Wilson blvd.-Prieed
below, FHA appraisal at S20.950.
| bedrms., 2 baths, brick de luxe
kit, full din. -rn., screened porchys
Rec. rm. in, full bsSlt. Detached
| RhLhBe. L DIX. TO DuS. small caSh
will buy. Call ia. 7-0250.
MILKEY REALTY. As
ARL.-Owner selling bi-level. S
bedrms., den. rec. rm. with sum-.
mer kitchen. scr. porch, garage.-
fully Chrysler air cond. $500 N.
Abingdon st. lat Glebe rd). be-
low market. $50. 900. No brokers.
please. OWNER. IA. 2-3S64.
ARL. BLVD.-4-bedrm. home, only
| $3.50 down, 500 mo- Lge. liv.
rm. and den, family-size, equip.
kit. fenced yard. S14,95hs
mickey REALTY IA. 7-0250
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COLLEGE KNoLLS-vacant, Very
LARGE split-level. s27.95O.
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- ARL..FALLs CHuRCH

cony. loc. $f9,9So to S4s,5Qo..
GDE CORP, ia. 4-2S21, ewes.
wkends., Ell. 6-9603, IA. 5-2545.
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ARL. NORTH Williamsburg VILLAGE,
5507 North 36th st.-S20. .000s
Omen Sunday 12-5. (
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BERWYN HGTS.. located opposite
shopping center-C-1 potential.
Comfortable 3 bedrms, Ia baths,
rec. rm., full bsmt. home. Real
opportunity for small business.
Call 434-1400 ADELPHI REALTY.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

$500 44th ave, lge. 4-bedrm.
brk. Colonial. ga baths, gear
garage with breezeway, h.-v,h'.
Saea1t' C1S1' S"7 300; WINSTON C.
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CLINTON-Lovely 3-bedrm. brick
ramb.; oil h.-w. heat, Ia baths,
lge. din. rm., 13x25 California
rm. acre. Asking Sl9,gSU
STATE REALTY, S504 Branch
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES
Two outstanding split level
homes. $4g,950 and S41,000. For
1etails call WINSTON C. CLAY,
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ARLINGTON-Assume an attractiye
4sho 4hgo 81 loan. PAYMENTS less
brick home features 3 nice bed.
rooms, large separate dining
room, family recreation roorrL
professionally built 80 #. porch,
partially enclosed, Ideal spot for
casual evening or entertaining
the large crowd. Nicely land
scaped grounds. Near good bus
service and schools including ST.
Anne's and Denis O'Connell. PurG
chase at your terms. Early oe-
cupancy. Price S20,950. Call JE.
10000. -
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CT no dn. pymt. FHA 5000 dn..
only l rambler left. move in
mmsdatsIy ed ELY, with aBprSTed cred
rm. rambler with full bsmt. today.
Conveniently located Just off Rte.
so. Appraised value Sl8.300 with
monty pymts. less than rent.
First payment due Feb. /, 1853.
Call WA. 1857 til Q pm.
HOMEOWNER RLTY,
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ANDREWs-CORAL HILLS
OPEN 1875


Spacious, custom-built all-brick
rTi., extra-lse, equipped kit. full
bsmt., q host OF extras. First
time offered. Dir: Branch ave.
Sc. (Md. Rte. 81. right at jays
Chevrolet, left on Md 3S1, right
on Coventry way and follow open
sisns to Dorothy court. Choose
YOUR financing. Trades. call HI;
o-6074 or RE. $4,000. OPEN IL
TIL DARK; nr,-v m
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PRINCE GEORGES CLUB AREA
- $3.50 dn. includes settlement
cost. No red tape conventional fl
nancing. New 3-bedrm., center
hall rambler. liv. rm.. sep. din.
rm., n baths. and full bsmt.
Only Sl6,950. Call WA. 1851
til 2 pm.
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Evening star., 1962-01-18
Group Honors
7 Astronauts

Astronauts Alan B. Shepard
and Virgil I. Grissom have been
honored by the American AS
tronautical Society for their
1861 suborbital space flights.
The joint award of the So
ciety's flight achievement ci-
tation was announced last
night at a banquet in the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. A top
spaceage astronomer and a
pioneer space medic also were
honored, and Space Admins
traitor James E. Webb and sew
en- others were granted fellow
status in the society.
DR.. Edward c. Welsh, execu-
tive secretary Of the Federal
Space Council, was featured
speaker. He predicted great
progress in space in 1862 but
warned that there is no place
for business as usual" in pros
ecution of the space effort.
DR.. Fred Whipple of the Har-
rand Observatory, Cambridge,
Mass, was given the society's
Space Flight Award. top hon.
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or granted by AAS. Previous
space flight awards have been
to DR.. 'Wernher Won Braun.
rocket expert; DR.. James A.
Van Allen. discoverer of the
radiation belts around the
earth, and DR.. Homer Newell,
space science chief for the
Space Administration.
In addition to Space Ad-
ministrator Webb, the follow
ing were named fellows of the
society, bringing to about 60
the fellows among AAS' 1,400
members:
Arthur C. Clarke, British
writer on Space-related sub
jects; DR.. Lloyd v. Berkner,
chairman of the National Acad-
emy of Sciences Space Science
Board; Robert r. Gilruth, head
of manned space flight for the
Space Administration;
DR.. Robert M. L. Baker, jr.,
California physicist and editor
of the AAS' Journal; DR.. Her.
bert Friedman. Naval Research
Laboratory astrophysicist; DR..
John r. Pierce, research chief
for Bell Laboratories, and DR..
w. Randolph Lovelace III, head
of the Lovelace Clinic, Albu-
Iuerque, N. Mex.
Evening star., 1962-01-18
Seat Belt Era Seen
For Government Autos

Seat belts will be required In
all automobiles the Government
buys from now on II President
Kennedy follows the advice OF
his Committee on Traffic Safe
Ity.
The committee reported to
the President yesterday that
substantial reduction in traffic
deaths, injuries and property
losses can be brought about by
conscientious and effective
use Of known safety methods,
one of which is the use Of safe
| ty belts by automobile drivers
and passengers.
The President, noting that
traffic accidents now are killing
some $4,000 persons a year,
said he hopes for broader and
more intensive traffic safety
activity during 1852"
He urged, particularly that
States take full advantage of
compact agreements to move
forward in the interests Of uni
formity and safety"
The committee reported in
Evening star., 1962-01-18
YounsduhI to Speak
To CuIturuI Group

Judge Luther w. Youngdahl
Of United States District Court
will speak to the Woodner Gull
tural Group at $3.50 pm. Sat-
urday in the Gold Room of the
Woodner Hotel.
Judge Youngdahl, form e r
Governor of Minnesota, will
discuss "Our Country's Chal-
lenge in South America and
Berlin" and his new book, "The
RampartS We Watch"