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HOKEYS SCORES

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto. 4: Chicago. ..
New York, Q: Boston, 2.
EXHIBITION
Detroit (NL, 5; st. Paul (IL), 2
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey, 8: Springfield. 4 jovertime) }
Cleveland, 3: Pittsburgh, O.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Clinton, z: Long Island. 0.
Greensboro. 8; New Haven, l.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Fort Wayne, z; Toledo, 3.
Muskegon, z: Indianapolis, 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Los Angeles, 2: Edmonton, /.
Portland, 3; Seattle, 0.
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Georgetown Prep
Avenges Setback

Georgetown Prep avenged an
earlier lost by jumping off to
a 20-6 lead after one quarter
and going on to a 66-33 victory
over st. James of Hagerstown
yesterday in an Interstate
Athletic Conference game at
Georgetown Prep.
Joe DeCourcy and Dick Will
liams each scored 16 points to
lead the Little Hoyas to their
sixth victory in IA games.
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in the third quarter. netting II
points as the Ramblers out
scored Tech. 20-7, to take q
nine-point lead they never lost
The racing Ramblers built their
advantage to 1880 in the clos
ing minutes.
Chambers led Eastern's scor-
ing with 81 points and John
son wound up with II.
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Colts Sign Mckinley

BALTIMORE, Mar. / (AP).-
The Baltimore Colts announced
today the signing Of free agent
John Mckinley. a 6-foot-2, 22O-
pound lineman who played fol-
Notre Dame and the Quanticc
Marines.
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THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY .MERRELE WHITTLESEY

POMPANO BEACH, Mar. Tom McAvoy who has been
the victim of two Of basebas most freaksh accidents
spending time worrying about whether dealt
third and obviously final blow the phantom doesn't strike
again. he thinks he'll be big league pitcher it does he will
back to his winter occupations which includes bartender
and railroad fireman.
Nicaragua in the early of 1859 and in Griffith
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tcONTlNuEDl

ARL., N.-2nd fir. OF duplex: :
bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. bath; shary
yard; avail. Immediately; SS5 incl
heat and water.
DUNN .LORING-4-b -bedrm. rambler
h.-w.h.; large wooded lot: dead
end ST.; avail. Immediately, SIPS
CAROLINE l.. CAMPBELL, AGENT
JE. 3-l2S2
ARL., N.-3 bedrms. and den with
bsmt.; near all convens.; avail
Feb. !; Sl35 mo. Call 536-7664
AVAIL. IMMED.-3 bedrms., din
Ing area. "a baths, full bsmt.
fenced back yard: nr. Eastove
shopping center. 10 min. to Boil
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Wheaton Move Now

Liberal conventional terms available
Il your family income is ever
$4,000 per year.
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(CONTlkUEDl
AURORA HILLS APIS

II HIELINO1 ONI WI.
TWO BEDROOM lST FIR, APT.
Large liv. Tm., many closets: near
Pentagon, Western Electric bldgs.,
National Airport; good bus service
Inquire 7BS 22nd ST., s. Arl., Va.
Call Mr.. RAGALIE, OF. 4-94l0.
CLARENDON-Newly decor. 2-rm.
bachelor apt. Stove. refer. $50 mo-
and small duties. AID. 4-4S53.
CLARENDON = Excel. loc; newly
decor. 4" bedrms., liv. .-din. rm,, in
small apt, bldg. Ind. heat control.
Pvt. parking. 500. AID. 4-4S53.
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HUGH T. PECK
TAKOMA PARK-Assume Sl6,7O0
loan. brk., hot-water heat, garage.
With sep. din. rn., full bsnit., call
JU. S-SA7d til o
RITE REALTY
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BRIARCLIFF = 571l Macarthur
blvd. NV. TownhouSe 3 master
size bedrms.. plus maids rm., IA
baths. all elec. kit. din. rm.. liv
rm. lovely patio Built-in garage.
Paneled den. Rent. $500 mo. EN-
OdddQ
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ROCKVILLE-Nearly-new 3-bedrm.,
full-bsmt. rambler OH Ice. level
lot; near everything; price, S16.-
800. Assume $4,000 MORTGAGE,
$500 dn., I'd trust on balance.
No agents 4o5-S13g.
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HEART OF SILVER SPRING-Walk
to 1909 shopping, from this brk.
Colonial with full bath and bed
room on LIST II. , spacious bed
rooms up; also large sun deck,
garage. sep. din. rm., FHA $?3,-
nnn S-ERI1
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ALEXANDRIA, SUBURB
DOCTOR, LAWYER
OR BUSINESSMAN

You now can rent q beautiful NEW
HOUSE LOCATED IN MT. YER
NON AREA. Very attractive with
3 bedrms:. lge. liv. rm.. firepl.
Esllll-eguip: vel kitchen ~ baths
over a beautiful park-like setting
HOUSE is COMPLETELY AIR
C0NpITI0NED FOR SUMMER
Please phone TIE. 6-1406 or Ki
9-6644. Ewes. TIE. 6-4457 OF
AL Baker & Sons, Inc.
Realty Brokers sos N. Wash. St
Alexandria, Va.
MEMBER COOP LISTING SERVICE
ALL VACANT. IMMED. POSS.
Langley Park, 3-bedrm. rambler
wheaton; 4 bedrms., 2 baths
Hillcrest: 3 bedrms., Ia baths
ALLEN REAL ESTATE, Lo. 5-l95l
ANDREWS-B o LIN AREA =
Brick Cape Cod. 4 bedrmS.. fin.
ished rec. rm.. S155 mo. JA. 8.
ANDREWS, Suitland = 3-bedrm
brick; basement; all conveniences
$125 mo-; avail. immed. RE. g.
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RITE REALTY

LIST RITE THE FIRST TIME
G-AITHERSBURG-Lovely 3-bedrm
rambler on nice corner lot. $4,000.
FHA terms. o. D. FIELD, INC,
WI g od~D
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ARL., 1913 Colonial terrace and N
Ode st.-Modern equip. apis: with
balconies. 2 bedrms.. SllS.50: !
bedrm.. $94.50. Res. Mgr. JA'
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CARROLLTON
The Perry Boswell Co.
Realtors WA. 7-4500

BELTSViLLE COUNTRY ESTATE
See this spacious 4-bedrm. rambler
with equip. kit. encl. rear. prch.
and sitting on "a acre Of level land,
II has h.-w.h.. storm windows and
other extras. Transportation and
schools convenient. Only $l3,7b0.
Very easy terms can be arranGsaS
BALL REALTY, INC. 474-400O
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SOMERSET - Huge Colonial on
double lot; choice loc; 4 bedrms.
2i7 baths, sep. din. rm., firepl
Gear garage: S31 800. WE TAKE
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VA. Spacious g.
bedrm., 2-bath, brk. Co.
lonial, just redec.; large
liv. rm. w/firepl., din. rm.
and kit. with large refrig-
orator, double-oven range
and deep freeze, full bsmt,
w/firepl. and outside en-
trance, Diet. brk. garage;
excel. city neighborhood
conv. to churches, schools,
shopping and buses; SITS
per mo. Phone so. 8-9458,
Sat, Sun. and eyes,; week.
days, TIE. $1,000.
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nM@yem
u TIL DARK

ILL DAhh
4-Bedroom-1 Level
New brick splits: priced below al
competition! Ia baths; S21,50Q
and up! FHA-G1 terms or rental
purchase!
DIR: Out Ga. ave, left on Viers
Mill rd., right on Harvard to Bar
bara, risht to Weller Ids right
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
$40 DOWN; 81 PER DAY! BEATS
APT. APT; LIVING IN EVERY WAY!
cozy home, with its big bedrooms.
Ia bath, and paneled living room
with Dutch fireplace. Best of all,
it's priced BELOW the FILA ap-
praisal for quick sale. j.. g,
CONLEY, Realtors. JU a-4134
after 6 pm. call JU. 5-3700.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

N.W.-1 hedrm. in elev. bldg; Just
redec., Sl,S00 dn.; only $4,000.
N.W.-Air cond.; 1 bedrm. in elev
bldg, $1,000.
. bedrooms in much -sought-afteI
bldg, excel. view, S9,500.
Frederick H. DENsToN CO. .
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
A. AND J. MOVING. LOCAL, Low
d.ATES. FREE EST. CALL Hu
BOXLEY MOVERS AD. assoc
. rooms, $50 up; careful courteous
men; large padded vans.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture al
part payment on your moving
storage. Reas. rates. ia. 9-2937.
HILL MOVERS-3O year rep. IcC
Fully equipped: very reas. All
serv. SP 3-O666. LU. l-9500.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
beaches a speciality. s.. L. NOR
RIS. TU. 2-ll50 or TU. 2-S902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: storage in sep
arate rooms: packing, overseas all
cargo. Phone NO. 7-0lO4. UNION
STORAGE CO.. INC. Est. 1900
NORTHERN VIRGINIA AREA
Local Moving: Reas. Rates
CL. 6-2lSS, ewes. JE. 4-633S
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ALEX: : 3 bedrms.. air-cond.
! n baths. full bsmt.. fenced yard,
offst. park. E. Taylor Run Pkwy.
$50 mo. Call XII. 9-7631
ALEX. = Split level, 4 bedrms., 8
baths, liv. rm., din. rm., fam. rm.,
carport; George Mason School
area: 5000 mo. XII. S-9S40.
ALEX. mr.. Baileys X-rds.-3 bed
rms. l "a baths, rec. rm. S175.
CRoWELL d CO., INC. Arl. Of
flee, IA. 7-4664.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH WITH PARSONAGE At
TACHED = In excellent condi-
ton: on nice lot; fine sc. location:
Mr.. Pandolfi. LU. 4-7125.
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ARL.-Garden and new de luxe
eiey bldg; /, 9 and 3 bedrooms
some with balconies and patios
fOO-unit development air cond y,
swimming pools, garages, putting
green; close to Navy Annex, Pen
tagon, churches. schools shop.
ping. DORCHESTER. offices at
5O4O Columbia pike. ia. 7-O3n5
20O1 Columbia pike. IA. 4-3900,
ARL. = 4 bedrms in priv. home:
Iiv. rm.: din. rm.: breakfast nook:
and deep freeze. With utils. S16O
mn IA 0-SCHA
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ARL.-Modern bldg, lge. 2-bedrm
apt, SlO7.50, 1911 N. 18th St;
lge. 1-bedrm. apts.. 1607-l3 N
Quinn. S70-S75. Res. Mgr. ia
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UNFURN. TO RENT

ADELPHI-2-bedrm contemporary
mod. split-level: nr. Md. Univer-
sity: gas heat. garbage disposal;
$127. HU. 3-7659: HE. 4-4736.
ALEXANDRIA-3-bedrm. row brick.
bSmt.. vacant, conV. transp., air
port, Fentagon, school: sos. Call
ia. 2-7364 or, OR. 1884.
ALEX, va bedrms., kit, l.r.,
semidet. fenced yard: immed. oc-
cupancy; SS5 mo. JE. 3-33S6.
ALEX. AREA, Huntington-2 bed
rms, Semidet,: conv. loc., gas heat,
l child only; sos. CL. 6-1995.
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ARL. -WESToVER, 1910 N. Ken.
sington-1 bedrm., dec, cpl. only
$3.50. EN-. 3-3442, EN-. :-6S6l
ARL., 100 block N. Randolph St
Air-cond. lge., l-bedrm. apts.
S92 5O-S97 so. Quiet neighbor
hood, Nr. all shopping> Res. Mgr
IA A-4Sb0
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ARL.-Modern, Spacious effic. avail
Feb. /; mr.. Key bridge; cony;
buses to D. C. and Pentagon. Call
aft. 8 wkdays. any time wk. ends.
sox Oooo
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ARLINGTON

ARL,, 67Os N. 11th-Lge, 1-bedrm.
apt, recond., good location. Care
kskar VT $1,000
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ARLINGTON NORTH

All" bedrms,, md floor; new
air cond,, conv. lOc. 624 s. Glebe
I'd. ia. A-Aho4. or OF. 4-1ah2
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43S5 Lee hisnWay: attractive !
and 2-bedrm. apt. available in
new modern air-conditioned build
ing; Sl2O tn SJ42.50 including
all utilities, Resident MANAGER
II o.1ls
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Immediate Occupancy
WE ARE TRADING
HENRY CORBIN
PO. 2-2158

WHEATON - LIVE BETTER m
YOUR OWN HOME. 3-bedroom
brick rambler, t.ble-space kitchen,
fireplace, recreation room, beau
tiful corner LOT. S1s,950. LO. g..
4617. :
n d TT rrCrrrn .
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HILDEsRASp Nd; co. eO JU. il. a-ssso

WHFATON-PRlCE BELOW FHA
APPRAISAL FOR QUICK SALE.
A-bedrm., 2-bath, corner brick with
full bsmt. Quick poss. Low down
payment. Terms like rent. Call
Mr.. CLARK, RA. 3-901l. A. s.
GARDINER g. CO., INC, WI.
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HOUSES FURR. TO RENT

ARL., So bedrms. S135. ALEX,
3 bedrms. Sl45. Both with fenced
yards near school and bus. CT.
R-2OdS
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ADMIRALTY APTs.-Attrac bldg.
tcONTINUeD)

ADMIRALTY APTS.-Attrac bldg.
. bedrms., pvt. entr. and porch;
indiyld. heat control: close In. mr.
bus, S115 plus cleo, ia. 5-l654
ALEX. AREA; Huntington-o- bed :
rn1.. Semidet,; conv. loo, gas heat;
| child only, S95. CL. 6-l995.
ARL., CLOSE M and 2-bedrm.
Apts.: lge. mod. kit; swimming
pool, air cond,; close to shops,
bus at door; min. to Navy An
mex, Pentagon and d. c. From
Mla.50, WESTMONT GARDENS,
1880 Columbia pike, 67l-75SS
ARL.-n hehrms md flnnr. new
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1883 n. CAPITOL sT.-s rms,
baths, 2 kits. oil heat. Only Si2E
per mo. Call MR.. NEUMANN
Ma. $4,000.
5000 MACARTHUR BLVD.-3 bed.
rms, 3 baths, liv. rm.. sep. din,
rm. and many other extras. ORA.
VILLAS REAL ESTATE. AID. 2
0742.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

SILVER SPRING = WHEATON,
OWNERS. need Q tenant? We have
prospects waiting. Call Mr.. Ste
BEERS BROS. JU. 7-7IS7
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.
HTTITPEST

4444l1N|TtG01
Colonial brick with 4 hedrms., IL
baths, separate din. rm., equipped
Kitchen. rec. rm. with fireplace,
walk-out bsmt. and Rarage. Situs
ated on large wooded lot.
HARTMAN RLTY., Realtors
.LU. 4-3400; Ewes. CHI. S-4S7S
HILLCREST, nr, Pc. ave.-Detach.
stone and. brick. 8 large bedrms.
1st floor den and powder rm., rec.
rm., large side screened porch,
lanscaped lot, slate roof. S23 $50.
JOSEPH FILIPPO REALTY CO.,
LU. 4-7717
HOME AND BUSINESS, corner 18th
and Mass. ave. SEE rooms plus
store and office. LIST floor powder
room, tremendous yard. Vacant.
Quick possession. SNYDER-PRESS,
INC, ST. 3-9316, ewes. and sun.
OL. o-5177.
NJ ST. Sc. 32ff-New brick RAM
bier, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. din. rm..
modern kitchen, rec. rIn. OWNER,
WA. 7-0215 OPEN go pm.
TOO CHAPLIN ST. Sc.
CORNER HOUSE
5 rooms. bath. finished club .rm,
Storm doors and windows. Priced
for immediate sale. Vacant, see
this home. It is worth the money.
Brokers coop. wApIE, 1875 .14th
st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
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5th Mr.. MISSOURI AVE.
PRICED $15950
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.E.

WOODBRIDGE. 1928 Otis 81. q
rooms, 2 enclosed porches. gas
heat. beautiful flowers, reason.
Call 625-5653 or ia. 7-5S4s.
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Filipino
Women
Honored

Two prominent Filipino
women are presently visiting
this country for a three
month tour to observe school
lunch and medical service
programs in American public
schools.
Here to see the American
programs is Mrs. Ines Picazo
Gatmaitan, chief Of the Med
ical and Dental Services
Division of the Bureau Of
Public Schools. Philippine
Department of Education,
and Co-ordinator Of the
Philippines CARE 81 chool
Feeding Program.
Mrs. Gatmaitan is accom-
panied by DR.. Trinidad r.
Guzman, chief Of the Medical
Section of the Medical and
Dental Services Division Of
the Bureau.
The two visitors arrived in
Washington on Sunday night.
CARE is assisting them with
their program in this country
and played host to them at a
luncheon today at the
Mayflower Hotel. They were
leaving Washington for a
further tour Of the United
States late this afternoon.
Yesterday Mrs. Gatmaitan
and DR.. Guzman visited
the Agriculture Departments
experimental farm in Belts
vile, Md, as well as Chill
dren's Hospital.
The two visitors arrived in
this country on April 10 and
will be here until July IA.
They will participate in the
International Health an d
Education Conference to be
held in Philadelphia June 80
to July 7. d..
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ly spread in the offing, imported
filet of sole VeroniQue of such
deliciousneSs in wine sauce dH
Crdtin and garnished with green
grapes. All in the Protocol Room,
where the sauve staff Just seem
to live to serve you, to bring you
handsome cocktails, jellied mad
rilene, crispy, lettuce hearts with
Thousand Island dressing, and q
very blooming nteringue oldce.
The tournedo RoSSini Cgrilled,
two inch, beef filet garnished
with pate de toiS gr1S, truffles,
mushroom cap) will captivate
all gourmets (mothers or MOI
also. Luncheons, dinners at sur
prisingly easy tariff 12-9:30. And
another boon! Free drive in
parking at Scott Circle and r. /.
Ave. NV.
, Look, ma, no hands! Ac-
tually you don't see those fingers
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MARKET.
INN

light of sweet crab meat, cream
ct al which in its delicate
soutTe way sort of slithers down
your throat. And you're en-
chanted that the she-crab could
be so glorified. Also the broiled
shad glistening with butter be-
side its plump roe likewise. And
not a bone to be-tongue you.
Mama's kind Of cheese cake.
Your kind of cocktails by the
1870 bar, or in the antique Haley
Room. Taking Mama to End & E
Sts. S.W.? Free doorside parking
till II AM.
f, These boys from Chicago
(theyre the heads of this stunning
Evening star., 1962-05-09

anchored practically at the front
door will all get in the act,
latter manhattans) Of blaming
the mixologist for making them
so divinely. For the view must
not be dimmed to the beauty of
broiled lobster tail, right off the
glowing cnarcoals, and almost
popping from its shell, or the
baked Idaho agape with country
butter, the crispy chefs salad.
And Mama viii break down her
dietary regimen after one peep
at the freshly baked bread and
pies oozing their fruity juices.
IL A.M.-10 PM. Rte. so to City
Docks, Annapolis.
J.. 1t was a long-ago Mama who
started frying chickens in the
Evening star., 1962-05-09

EXECUTE We
HOUSE, have
a very dear
place in their
he arts for
mother, too,
youknow.And
whata aprince-
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up rein for these country-style
dinners. Now the same skillets
do duty in the Maryland tradi-
ton, and when the heaping
platters emerge even modern
n1amas are glad they are being
waited on with so unsparing
hands. And no stinting on the
hot, corn mullins you cap with
comeStibles (tangy country ap-
pie butter, q country curd and
such nke), or country ice cream
IN scenic, solarium dining halls.
Steaks, country ham, too, fried
shrimp but Mama1 say, Make
mine chickenI" Dinners only
l-9; Sun. 1877. Urbana, Rte.
-s55.
And Gdbby commends::
LINCOLN INN: 7th and D SITS.
NV.
IRON GATE INN: 1734 N st.
CHEZ FRANCOIS: S18 Conn.&
lie GOURMET: 1915 18th St."
yMONOCLE:: lot D st. NE.
'Closed Sunday, @I962
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Meeting

Temple Shalom Sisterhood
will meet at z o'clock tonight
for a smorgasbord dinner
and the installation of Of
ficers at the Temple Center
in Chevy Chase. Md.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

Wnlcn n q v e
seas o n e d
these lam b
lofns with
salt, pepper
powdered ma
joram; have
placed them
lat side up on
the rack In
, q n o p e n
roaster; have
added fresh
b mint laavae
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d .
LITTLE
TEA
HOUSE

A1AlLlI leaves, thyme, celery
sprigs, meat stock. And have
roasted and basted till the meats
sweetly fork-tender and beatific
with mint jelly. One taste and
you know these hands at colonial
LITTLE TEA HOUSE are most
knowing. Even Mama win ap-
prove, after her champagne
cocktail toasting her day in the
glass-enclosed, Washington View
Room, Of the fruit nectar with
sherbert spheres, the hot CHINA
mon buns, of the angelic COCO
hat cream pie. Exquisite foun-
TINS, door-side free parking.
N30-8:30 at 1901 S. Arlington
Edge Rd., Arlington.
sxxThis is one time when Mama
wa like being all at sea. And
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is to say ma
ture, at MAR
X T INN.
NJ ma has
told you Of
he-crabs, OF
she crabs.
But Mama a
hasn't told
you about
S h e crab
soup, an epi-
cure an de-
Evening star., 1962-05-09

she won't
have anyone
to blame but
Mr.. Phillips,
the skipper,
and his flaw
less crew at
HARB OU r
HOUSE. She
and the navy
br SIS, the
vac h t m e n
(their Yachts
Evening star., 1962-05-09

Embassy Ky teh chair
the local premiere of the picture Of THEY Were Ten
night the lobby of the Onoo Theoter before the showing of the film
The Development Corp for Israel sponsored the film and reception
held o the Standardization Hotel honone Israeli Ambassador and Mrs
Hormon.-Stor Sof Photo.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

kitchens Of.
p Z T E r
PAN INN.
And tha t
m o t h e r S
touch on the
golden birds
has been a
trade mark Of
this historic
hostelry ever
since wagon
trains drew
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-07

designed to benefit the public
primarily according In Il rC-
cent study of the situation.
Besides providing services
Tor consumers comparable To
those provided b. MEDIA. TN"
I. =. Department Of Agricult-
gre spends a great deal 90
money on exporting asricuIt-
mal products which is lncur-
Iyctly charged up I" farmers.
Something like one and a half
billion dollars worth Of der,-
cultural products .,:c sold t"r
t,lrIgu CurrcnCicS. donated to
foreign countries, or CXChdng-
q. fuf strategic materials
ThCS" strategic minerals ar"
p,5CCu IN the national stock
I'i!C OF scarce materials, bu'
the Vlluc uC the food snapped
ten them - charged against tn"
inm program. rnc foIcign
CurrcncIcS are used To con-
struCt housing or overseas
troops. for the expenses OF our
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-11-07
Raw S Ranblin S
We Grow 'em King Size
By Ray Wicker

j. ID. Norris of the Emerson community came into
office last Wednesday with large object looking
for all the world like pumpkin He informed
1t not pumpkin at ALL but oversize sweet
potato. 1t tipped the scales seven and quarter
pounds. 1t was of the Candy variety, and grown
the John p. Crib farm.
We Just waiting for to bring i'm a
king-sze Nugget. 1t would probably be six feet long.
lntraplanetary Turkey Shoot
Seems like the U. S. and the U.S.S.R. have come
up with a space contest We Just heard that
the Russians have Just launched space capsule
AIMED at Mars in attempt to come closer to that
planet than will to Venus. The shot we
fired at Venus last month is expected to miss that
planet some 600 miles.
While no official rules for this cosmic shooting
match have been drawn up, it seems that the first
country that scores hit wins the round. Russia
round one with a hit the moon.
Now some may feel that as long the two rival
countries keep trying to knock down the lights in
the sky they will forget about trying to knock the
daylights out of each other This conclusion sounds
logical but question comes to our mind. What
if the Marans and the residents of Venus get tired
OF getting their windows broken by Earth rockets?
Maybe the good old Earth will become the target.
Phoolosophy
Some folks wild oats during the week and
then so to church Sunday and pray for croA
failure
The word obituary has been described thus: The
nice things said about YOU that YOU wont get to read
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should be large. we'll stocked and
heavily used. Laboratories should
have up-to-date. though not neces-
Sarlly elaborate, equipment, Il require
ment shared by facilities for other
SpecIaltieS, such as art or the theater
character. From present and for
mer students. from professors, the
campus newspaper and brochures
sent out by the college, the proSpec-
tive student can determine whether
the college is an easygoing. non
academic sor OF place or whether it
Is serious institution whether the
emphasis is on learning.
Cost. Don't Judge Il college by
its price tag" the article cautions
Many an expensive school is less
worthwhile than one that is inexpen-
sive, but school that has little finan-
cial support can't maintain high
quality. The presidents report will
show how much support the school
has. private institution should have
Il wide base of support from founda-
tons. alumni. friends, corporations.
The quality of a public institution will
depend directly on the willingness Of
the community to back it.
Questions Of size. whether or not
the school is coeducational, or Il pub
lie or private institution do not matter
academically, the article continues
AS tor location, most Youngsters are
better off away from home, and out
standing colleges are scattered across
the country.
The magazine adds that it is i'm
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EdftOrialS...
WAYS TO CHOOSE A COLLEGE

whether a college is any good. Ar
How do you go about deciding
article in the current issue of Chang
ing Times, the Kiplinger Magazine,
lists the factors which should figure
should be avoided.
in choice. as we'll as pitfalsl that
Although going to college repre-
SentS an investment of several preci-
Gus years and thousands of dollars.
it's amazing how alphabetically many
students make the decision about
where to 60" the article points out.
"Apahy, anxiety or snobbishness fire.
quently seem to have more to do with
the choice than careful exploration
on calm reasoning. And the result,
often enough. is trouble
The main factors which should
guide the choice of a college are as
I" ows :, according to Changing
Times:
COURSES and teachers. Careful
study of the colleg ecatalog will re-
veal what courses are available, and
the potential depth of any major the
student may choose Some Judgment
can be made of Il faculty by seeing
what percentage have Ph.D.'S. AT
the average liberal arts college it's
Az percent. reports Changing Times.
n college with IA Significantly small
er proportion is academically weak"
Students. Freshman class pro-
files. issued by about 200 colleges.
show how freshmen ranked in high
Schoo and scored in entrance exams.
as well as giving information about
their interests, geographic origins.
and SO on. Most counSelors receive
and can interpret the profleS.
Facilities. The article rates the
library as perhaps the single most
important facility Of the college. 1t