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change directions as fast as he can" McPeak
says. He is the best I've ever SEEN l guess
he's got the quickest feet in football He has
exceptional foOtwOrk, unique body twisting.
He combines all the facets of taking
feet, body and head. Some players have one
or two; he has them all. He has cat-like quick
ness. And he goes like lightning"
Mitchell also is man with penetrating
mind and the capacity for selEanalysis. He can
talk about his own talents with straightforward
Objectivity and not trace of vanity
"A halfback has to be able to move later
ally" says the 1.-the Negro. This is the one
thing prize most-the ability to move later
ally quickly And this has saved me from q lot
of punishment
you take Jim Brown (the block-busting
fullback of the Cleveland Browns A lot of
people don't realize he has that good lateral
movement and he is not taking the beating they
think he is up the middle"
Last December when Mitchell learned the
Browns had traded him to the Redskins, he
wasn't exactly shook up In fact, he felt like
the soldier who wastold he was going back to
the States after two years in the Aleutians
WAS ever happy" Mitchell says 81 really
wanted out from the Browns, and the Redskins
was one team / wanted to play with Paul
Brown cleveland COACH was never satisfied
Continued
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HOMES
REALTORS


ARLINGTON. 1906 N. 27th st, -
Adjacent to Riverwood; Z rooms.
3 baths, fully tiled rec. rm. for
bar and bowling rm. one floor in
bSmt., all king-size rms. liV. rm.
2ex16, bedrms. have double e
closets. 2 linen closets, wide CEN
ter hall, stairway to floored attic,
lge. storage, patio doors to porch,
30-in. fan air cooled: level lot
grand view: downtown in minutes.
DIR: Lorcom lane to Nellie GUSTS
dr.. right on Nelson st. 3 blks. to
9th, left 2 blks. to 3S06. Sale by
OWNER. H. BROWN. ia. 2-1644.
ARLINGTON, N.-$2O,S5O
8 Twin Bedrms., 20-Ft. Den
Colonial; ensr. foyer, living
rm., firepl.. equip. kit; bsmt.,
washer, dryer, rec. room, "a bath,
garage. Assume lge. FHA loan.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtnr LIE o-4RR4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
lcoNTlNuED)

ALEX. AREA, only S400 down for
this immaculate brick home on
ing room. dining room. equipped
kitchen: full basement with rec.
room; quick possession possible, .
WELLINGTON REALTY
ALEX. SOUTH-By owner. 3-bdrm.
baseboard-heat brick rambler.
Liv, rm., din, rm. with porch, kit.
with nook, pine panelled rec. rm.,
2 baths, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage.
Swimming pool. almost 3 acres
fenced. Ro. S-3246.
AN ORIGINAL, the discrimina ting
buyer will appreciate the QUAIL
ITY and STYLE of this new brick
rancher that is truly DIFFERENT.
4 cheerful bedrooms, 3 beautiful
baths, large living room, formal
dining room; huge fully equipped
kitchen that is delight to see.
Bright recreation room. two-car
carport: lovely courtyard: la-acre
wooded lot; close to d. c., Penta-
gon and CHA. Priced in 40s..
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON, ia. B.
1bbO. ewes = Ia --1H5n
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Shannon & Luchs

FALLS .CHURCH-Brick- -and frame
split level on attractive corner
lot. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, rec. rm.
basement. patio. screened porch
Priced below FILA appraisal with
only Sl,Il0 down. Call JE. =
S6?0. JOSEPH W. SEAY CO.,
Fails Church. Virginia.
Evening star., 1962-01-15

HOWARD COUNTY-6-rm. country
home with garage. Over one-acre
lot. Only S15,950. Call HE. 4-1700
HUGH T. PECK
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

DREAM RAMBLER bedrms.
din. area, mod. kitchen with heat
ing space, screened porcn, base
ment with rec. rm., large Anchor
fenced lot on dead-end street. I'M
maculate and in excellent condi-
ton. Priced to sell fast at S17,-
go; $3.50 down. See this today.
REALTY, JE. 4-7Ooo
DO YOU FIT. II you are looking
Tor quality. see this charming,
heart warming. eve thrilling A.
bedroom jewel. LARGE living room
with log burning fireplace. random
width floors. big dining room,
de luxe kitchen, spacious. paneled
recreation room with fireplace,
beautif'il screened in patio, car
port fenced lot with trees
and ubs. Excellent Mclean
location. Priced below appraisal.
SS2,760 with low down payment.
TINKLE PROPERTIES
IA. 5-1207
Evening star., 1962-01-15

FOUR BEDROOMS, DEN,
ga BATHS-Make this
Arlington brick Colonial a
must for the space-seeking
family. Equipped kitchen,
bright. dry basement with
recreation room space and
rcughed-in bath add up to
lots OF pleasant living. Only
S26, 800, ia, 10000.
GORE REALTY, 1917 will
son blvd. Arl.
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CHARLTON

Of VIRGINIA, Inc.
Fairfax CR. $4,000 Realtors
FAIRFAX AREA-only $3.50 dn-,
take over loan SS6 mo. incl. taxes
Real nice 3-bcdrm. home: vacant;
move NOV right in; No settlement
EN-. S-5532 or EN-. S-612S.
FALLS CHURCH : Si5,95O buys
this lovely Cape Cod; fun bsm1t >
I1a baths, extra lge. lily. rm.: u
acre lot Close 70 schools, bus and
shops, Only $500 down, Call AR
FAX REALTY INC. JE. 4-49O0.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-S4O0 dn.,
$50 mo-: 3-bedrm.. rambler, equip
Kit; A-acre yard. Terrific!
MILKEY REALTY JA. 7-O95O
FALLS CHURCH AREA-New cen
ter-hall rambler: 3 good size bed
rms. baths, de luxe kit. with
eating space, large din. rm, huge
liv. rm., fireplaces, paneled rec.
Tm., gear garage; Na-acre wooded
lot. 1mmed. poss.; flexible finan-
cling. Price, S33,95O. FALLFAX
REALTY. Inc. JE. 4-0433.
FALLS HILLS-Fabulous. 4-bedrm..
brick split-level home. better than
new condition. Special features are
Its wide center hall. GAIT. family
rn.. spacious den and built-in ga
rage. plus host OF extras to meet
the needs of the large family:
700 mortgage already on. Cali
US at JE. 10000.
Evening star., 1962-01-15

PARADIsE!! Curving
driveway leads to this brick-and-
frame A-bedrm., 2-bath ION one
floor rambler. Set way back and
sheltered by tall trees on ?s-acre.
New home features center hall,
carport. sep. din. rm. (glass
doors lead to covered screened
walkway), Screened barbecue area
full bsmt. with ground level entr.,
Dashboard heat. MANY OTHER
DIFFERENT FEATURES. S27,750.
Evening star., 1962-01-15
gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. 2-2314
5 BEDROOMS. 2 baths for only
S19,950 ON todsy's market is real
neWs-But here it is. This smart
really 3-bedroom brick ram
bier with > huge bedrooms and
bath upstairs. EXTRAS: Fireplace
in living room, year-round en-
closed porch. carport, \. -acre
level fenced yard in Falls Church
area with a bus at the corner.
FHA approved with $1,000 cash
required. CROWELL g. CO.. INC,
Arl IA 6-O7OI
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR CoND., 2 rms, fully equip.s
18th end H SITS. NV: share WI
person. Elk. 3-5735. JU 9-4122.
Evening star., 1962-01-15
FARMS

WE HAVE SEVERAL very nice farms
for sale in Montgomery and Fred.
erick Counties. HA. 7-4080.
r. A. HUMPHREYS, REALTCR
Evening star., 1962-01-15
IA. 5-1207
EVERLASTING
TT FGANHE

DESIGNED for people who appreciate
rambler YnS Is neans sGTn or IN LIVING VII supfhbs Ths
gourmet will revel in the state
size dining. room and beautifully
appointed kitchen. The 4-bedrm.
sleeping wing served by 2 colorful
baths and abundance OF roomy
closets. is all you ever desired.
The lower level recreation room
powder room will be your teen
ayers paradise. The beautifully
wooded 1s-acre Estate invites your
most careful inspection. Priced for
quick sale at 500, $50.
Evening star., 1962-01-15

SPRINGFIELb-Located on traffic
free cul-de-sac: 3 bedrooms. sep
arate dining room. "a baths and
$2l,500. FLA or VA. IA. 8-21OO,
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Morse Louds Kennedy
For Booking Stevenson

so able and valuable a public
servant as Mr.. Stevenson be
smeared out Of office" the
Senator added.
Senator Morse did not men,
ton any names, but said the
stir created by a magazine
article involved only members
of the Presidents official FAM
lily"
1T has been up to the Presi-
dent to settle it, which I am
satisfied he has now DONE" his
statement added.
Mr.. Kennedy wrote Mr.. Ste
venson a leeter voicing fullest
confidence" in him.
The incident stemmed from
an article in the Saturday
Evening Post, written by WASH
ington reporters Stewart Alsop
and Charles Bartlett, a close
friend of the President. They
quoted unnamed officials as
saying that at the outset OF
the Cuban crisis Mr.. Stevenson
dissented from Mr.. KeAnedy's
decision to throw a Naval
blockade around Cuba and ad-
vocated a softer approach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

consideration in the Assembly
political committee, which las
Monday began debating a re-
port of the U. N. committee OF
the peaceful uses of outel
space.
United States d delegation
sources said the Soviet dele.
CATION agreed last night tC
sponsor the compromise pro-
posal. a revision of a resolution
originally put forward by the
United States alone.
The United States, without
co-sponsors, meanwhile pro-
posed that the Assembly adopt
Ia declaration recommending
principles for countries To
follow in the exploration and
use of outer space.
Deadlock in Geneva
The legal subcommittee OF
the Outer-Space Committee
deadlocked in Geneva last May
28-June 20 over a similar dec
laration proposed by the Soviet
Union.
The Russians insisted that
the subcommittee deal first with
the Soviet-proposed declara-
ton.
The Americans, who disliked
some parts Of that declaration,
insisted that the subcommittee
deal first with United States
proposals calling for the rescue
of strayed astronauts and space
vehicles and for the payment OF
damage claims occasioned by
space accidents.
The Outer-Space Committee
itself, meeting here September
1914, referred the dispute to
the Assembly.
The new l5-nation resolution
now would have the Assembly
ask that that committee quickly
get back to work on the matter.
The resolution:
81. Notes with regret that the
committee has not yet
made recommendations on legal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Managing
Of News Hit
By 6. 0. P.

The Republican party yester-
day condemned the news poll
cies Of the Kennedy Admins
tration and called on Demo-
cratic officials Ito eliminate the
suppression and distortion of
truth"
In a resolution adpoted at
yesterdays meeting of the Re-
publican National Committee
here, the COP. said the adj
miniStration officials "have de-
ceived the public about matters
of major Importance, including
their denials of the presence of
Soviet offensive weapons and
troops in Cuba"
The Republicans said re
sponsible officials of the pres
ent administration have pro-
claimed a policy of managing
the news" They described this
news management as "a threat
to free speech and popular gov
eminent"
In an apparent reference to
State and Defense department
orders that officials report all
contacts with the press, the
Republicans said some Federal
agencies have adopted proce-
dureS that prevent a free flow
Of information"
The resolution said the Re-
publicans believe that except
for restraints demanded by
considerations of national Sc
curity, full and accurate dis
closure of information bearing
on government and its policies
is necessary if popular govern
ment is to work effectively"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
BY the Associated Press

Senator Morse, Democrat of
Oregon, commended President
Kennedy last night for blocking
what the Senator called a
"hatchet job" on Adlai Steven
son. And Senator Morse warned
against any attempt to promote
those responsible.
Senator Morse said in a state
ment that if any person in
volved in the "hatchet job at
tempted on Mr.. Stevenson" is
ever nominated by the Presi-
dent for a post requiring Sen
ate confirmation, Senator Morse
will see that such a person
undergoes the most intensive
possible scrutiny of his role
in it."
Morse. member of the Sen
ate Foreign Relations Com
mittee, said he is personally
gratified that Mr.. Stevenson
will continue as Ambassador to
the United Nations with the
full confidence and support Of
the President.
President Kennedy has
acted wisely in refusing to lei
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

questions connected with the
peaceful uses of outer space:
20. Calls upon all (U. NJ
member states to cooperate in
the further development If the
law for outer space;
"3. Requests the committee
to continue urgently its
work on the further elabora-
ton of basic legal principles
governing the activities of states
in the exploration and Use of
outer space and on liability for
space vehicle accidents and on
assistance to and return of
astronauts and space vehicles"
u. s. Original Sponsor
The resolution then refers to
the Outer-Space Committee all
pending proposals on al! those
subjects. These include the So
Wet and United States pro-
posals to the subcommittee; a
legal code for space proposed
by the United Arab Republic
in the committee itself Sep
TENDER IA; a declaration of
principles proposed by Britain
in the Assembly last week, and
the new United States proposal
for such a declartion.
The United States alone
originally submitted the reso-
luton on November 20, and at
that time 1t dealt exclusively
with scientific aspects Of outer
space. CanadS became a CO.
sponsor last Monday.
When the resolution was
turned in today with a section
on legal problems added, 10
other members of the 28-nation
Outer-Space Committee also
became co-sponsois.
Six of them were Communist
countries the Soviet Union,
Bulgaria. Czechoslovakia, Hun
gary, Mongolia and Poland.
The others were Australia, Aus
tria, India, Italy. Lebanon,
Sierra Leone and Sweden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
Turks Get u. S. Loon

ANKARA, Turkey, Dec. 8
(AP).-The United States this
week end agreed to lend Tur-
key $31,3 million for purchase
abroad of special equipment
and material for identification
of the Northwest region.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09
U.S., Russia Lead Call
For U.N. Space Action

UNITED NATIONS, NJ Y, Dec. (AP).-The Soviet Union
the United States Is other countries proposed today that
United Nations General Assembly call for efforts to
break the EasWest deadlock the legal problems of outer
space exploration
They submitted compromise resolution on the subject for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-09

keywoUnd olorm. Shelter
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MoNTH-END COTTON SHOP BUYS
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Ambassador
Honored at
Luncheon

New Philippine Ambassa-
dor Amelito r. Mutuc was
honored at a stag luncheon
at the embassy yesterday
after presenting his creden-
tials to President Kennedy at
noon.
Embassy officers were hosts
at the / o'clock luncheon.
Guests invited included Spe-
cial Assistant to the President
McGeorge Bundy, Chief of
Protocol Angler Biddle Duke.
and other Protocol members
william Tonesk, Milton
Mitchell, James A. Bowers.
Samuel King and Thomas
Hunt.
Representatives of the
Philippines desk of various
agencies who were invited
were. Miss Mary Jane Heyl
of the Agency for Interna-
tional Development, Mr..
Robert Ballantyne Of the
State Department and Mr..
Duke Deal of the Treasury
Department. Mr.. Omar Da-
jany was invited from the
World Bank.
Ambassador Mutuc arrived
here to take up his new post
six weeks ago. His wife and
seven Children arrived with
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-30
AWRT Honors
Bureau Chief

Members Of Am erican
Women in Radio and Tele-
vision and their guests hon.
ored David Schoenbrun, CHS
Washington Bureau Chief. at
a reception Sunday in the
American wspaper
Women's Club.
Miss Ellen Wadley Of CHS
was chairman of the party,
while Miss Pat Oliver Of
WETA, newly installed presi-
dent of AWRT, greeted the
guests.
Members gathered at the
party early for refreshments
while watching Mr.. Schoen-
bruins regular Sunday TV
newscast. Immediately fol-
lowing, Mr.. and Mrs. Schoen-
brun and their teen-age
daughter, Lucy, arrived at
the party where he was in
troduced by Mrs. Nancy
Hanschman Dickerson,
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SPORTS SHOP MONTH END
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MISSES DRESSES: Don't Miss!

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INFANTS TO PRE-TEENs:
at 3 JeIIeff's ChiIdren's Shops

Falls Church, ShirIington, Silver Spring
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The Women's Community
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NEcKWEAR SHOP SAVINGS

Orig $500 sWEATERs-Ss Chanel and cordoon styles with u
sleeves oo9O Orion ocnes, mostly white Medium and oroe
Orig $3.50 to Sess BLoUsES-sI to S. All cotton Doeon
poyestecoton oyon eeoeette Arne toeetoe suroh and
Jersey oil nyon solid coIors ond prints Dressy tailored
styles tuck-ins and overbouses Sizes 81 SO the
sortment
Orig $3s to $3.50 JAcKETS-S2 $6-Dressy and tailored
styles in these useful little jackets cotton pique cotton
prints ocetote wool Jerseys Short and long sleeves Small
medium, loree
First Floor Street Selections Fos Church. shrneton Silver