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Iday, a two-run shot that
carried the Giants to an 8-3
victory over Cleveland at Tue
son. 1t also gave Alou q batting
record unmatched by the more
heralded sluggers on the club.
ODelI Goes Route
Alou, a .289 hitter with 10
homers and 50 runs batted in
during 1861, now is No. l in
home runs along the exhibition
trail, has accounted for "a RBI,
a 1852 batting average and SIS
total bases for an astounding
1000 slugging percentage.
While Alou was continuing his
outstanding spring performance,
Billy ODell displayed top pitch
ing form and became the first
member of the Giants pitching
staff to go nine innings by fash
ioning a five-hitter against the
Indians.
A 29- year -old southpaw
acquired from Baltimore after
the 1859 season, ODell was Us
last year. Pegged as a big win
ner since he came to the club,
O'Dell has been plagued by
tough luck but seems ready to
step in and strengthen the
Giants off and on mound
corps.
Other route-going perform
ances were turned in by Roger
Craig Of the Nets and Moe
Drabowsky of Cincinnati. Craig
spaced nine hits in a 5-4 vic
tory over the White Sox at
Sarastota, but Drabowsky was
beaten, SO, by Minnesota at
Orlando despite hurting a
seven-hitter.
Elsewhere, Pittsburgh knock
ed off the Yankees, Al, at Fort
Lauderdale; st. Louis edged
Detroit, 7-6, at st. Petersburg;
the Dodgers nipped Boston, 2-1,
at Scottsdale; Milwaukee belted
the Cubs, 8-6, at Mesa; Wash
ington defeated Baltimore. Ga.
at Miami, the Angels outlasted
Houston, 1919, at Albuquerque
and Philadelphia beat Kansas
City, 81, at Clearwater.
Mathews Shakes Slump
Bobby Gene Smith stroked a
triple and two singles, driving
in the winning run for the
Nets in the seventh as they
snapped the White Sox's six
game winning streak. Camilo
Pascual and Rookie Joe Boni-
kowski combined to hurl a six
hitter that beat the Reds and
Drabowsky. A two-rTIn homer
by Don Mincher in the first
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Rough Mat Team
In Capitol Arena
Show Tomorrow

Two Of the toughest wrestlers
in the business will team up at
Capitol Arena tomorrow night
when Karl Won Hess and
Pampero Firpo take on Cowboy
Bob Ellis and Johnny Valentine.
This is a non-televised bout
and will open the program
at $3.50.
In other matches, Eduardo
Carpenter meets Tom Bradley,
Arnold Skoaland takes on
Gordon Nelson, Mark Lewis
grapples with Carlos Milano,
Miguel Perez faces Budy Cody
and Argentina Apollo tackles
Marquis DeParee.
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By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press
Games To-day
Washington ~. Pittsburgh ct Fort
Myers.
Kansas city vs.. Cincinnati at Tampa.
chicago (D vs. New YORK (ND at st.
Petersburg.
St. Louis vs.. Philadelphia at clear
Los Angeles CN vs. chicago CN at
Los Angeles (A) W. Houston at El
Milwaukee vs. Boston at ecottsdale.
Cleveland vs.. San Francisco at Phoe-
Baltimore VS.. Minnesota at Orlando.
New York (A) vs.. Detroit at Lake
land.
Games Tomorrow
Cincinnati vs.. chicaEo D at sa-
Kansas City VS.. New York N at
Philadeiphia VS.. New York N) at
Fort Lauderdale.
St. Louis VS.. Detroit at Lakeland.
Los Angeles (A) vs.. Houston at San
Los Angeles N) VS.. Cleveland at
Milwaukee VS.. San Francisco at
Minnesota VS.. Baltimore at Miami.
RESULTS YESTERDAY
PITTSBURGH 200 O10 2lO-4 o /
NEW YORK (A) O10 900 OOO-1 9
Mclean. Sturdivant (6) and Lep-
pert; Terry. Roberts (S) and Blan-
chard. W-Sturdivant. Terry.
CINCINNATI - 900 900 OO0-0 Q 2
MINNESOTA = 2O2 900 O1x-6 Z O
Drabowsky and johnson; Pascual
Bonikowski (6) and Battey, Naragon
(6). W-PaScual. |Drabowsky.
Home run-Minnesota, Mincher.
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By the Associated Press

Felipe Alou, flashy San Fran
cisco outfielder who with broth
er Matty learned to play base
ball in the streets of the Domi-
nican Republic. is threatening
to give the Giants the most
feared 1928 hitting attack in
the National League.
Ordinarily a line-drive hitter,
the 26-year-old righthanded
'sWinger has turned into a
homer hammerer this spring,
adding another long ball threat
to a team already well stocked
in that department with Or
lando Cepeda and Willie Mays.
Alou tagged No. 8-his fifth
in the last three games-yester-
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Paraguay Captures
VoIIeyboII Tourney

Paraguay, winner Of 26 Of 81
regular season games, defeated
the USSR's No. l team yester-
day in the finals of the D. c.
Recreation Departments EN-
baSsy volleyball tournament.
The scores were 1876, 15-4.
The USSR team had elimi-
mated the United States team
in the semifinalS Of the double
elimination tournament, 1873,
1915 and 1879. Paraguay went
undefeated in the tourney,
which was played at Western
High.
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NEW YORK (N) O10 900 IOo-5 IL 0
CHICAGO (A) 900 O03 O01- 8
Craig and car CanniSSaT,oS; nosI,S gau%ann' IgIIn
Home Chicago. CUNNINGHAM.
PHIIADELPHIA 900 900 oSx-2 I q
Walker, Pfister "a and sullivan;
Short. Brown lS) and Dalrymple' White
'Si Home M1SnSwqP;h lanMPhiladsipsis. callison.
DETROIT - elo 900 oos-e 3 4;
ST. LOUIS - oil 900 1O4-7 13 8
qallegher, oladdinag 1R: Fog 80
Daniel Isl and Schsffer. WI. Nc
Daniel. L-Fox.
SAN FR'cIsco 200 42o ooo-s Q
CLEyELLAND 019 200 90olI3 5
Daley dei, Rudolph Cs5 and Romano
W-ODen. L-Bell.
Home run-San Francisco, p. Alou
MnwAyKEE e, Ssd SsI SSe oSo ooSSo-s 1ss {
cH5GAc9a RGhi aspdley M SoS & goo FISHER SS es5 snS
Tore: % Hobbie, Locke (sI, salsamo dS
and Taylor. Thacker (9). W-Buhl
Home runs-Milwaukee. Matthews 2,
Samuel. Chicago, Santo, Banks.
HOUSTON 900 200 260-.9 12
johnson, cicotte CD and Campbell
Grba, Chance (S), Fowler (S), Witt
80 and Rodgers. W-Fowler. L-Ci-
Home runs-Houston, Mejias. Anal
fitano: Los Angeles, Leja. Burgess.
L. ANG'S CN) 900 01O 010-2 IL
BOSTON - 900 600 10O-1 3 @
Koufax. L. Sherry "a, Perranoski
(9) and Roseboro, N. Sherry (6l; Cisco,
Sherry L-RadatZ.
Home run-Los Angeles, Spencer.
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is play every tournament alike
Take this one, it's the Masters
It's just like San Francisco
Tucson or anywhere to me-"
Casper, like many Of the
touring pros, likes to talk about
the latest new name on the
tour-Paul Bondeson, whom he
whipped at Miami.
"I've been kidding Jack Nick
laus about how he, Of all peo-
pie, got outSlugged in that one
This kid is almost unbelievable
Bondeson I mean. He could
clear Sequoia trees with a two
iron. Can't even follow some OF
his shots. He's another we'll all
have to contend with"
y
Casper remains the same guy
on the golf course. He refuses
to try to murder every drive
like Gary Player" but man.
aged during a round with Nick
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to make him the 1862 Masters
favorite, he looked up with that
infectious grin and replied
Yeah, isn't it unbelievable?"
Billy will never go down as a
guy who likes to talk about
himself. His victory in the
Doral Open at Miami was
quite unexpected" The $1,100
he won for fourth place in the
recently concluded Azale a
Open which sent his winnings
for the year to a leading $751;
148 did nothing more than
show that 1T can happen to
anybody, I guess"
The man who led the Carl
ing Open for three days last
year at Indian Spring, only to
lose in the rain to Gay Brewer,
would much rather talk about
other things and other guys.
mo, it's not getting any
easier winning money" Casper
said, but all a guys gotta do
Evening star., 1962-04-04
FORD AND MANTLE
MAY MISS OPENER

FORT LAUDERDALE,
, Fla, April 4 (AP). - Left
handler Whitley Ford is al
most certainly out as the
starting pitcher for the
Yankees against the Orioles
at Yankee Stadium next
Tuesday. Mickey Mantle
probably also will miss the
opener.
Both Yankee stars were
bedded down with the flu
here, and there appeared
little likelihood either will
recover in time to make the
opener.
Evening star., 1962-04-04

Masters Like
All the Others
By JOHN SEGRAVEs

AUGUSTA Ca April At was mid-mornng at Augusta
National and Billy Casper doing what unnatraIy
praccng is not the best kept secret that the who
sideways doesn't believe practice makes perfect
When nosey bystander approached him with the word
that the local golf writers trying with every split nfne
Evening star., 1962-04-04
HOCKEY HANOB
By the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York, 4 Toronto, 2 (best-of-7
semifinal series tied, 2-2).
Chicago, 3; Montreal. Cbest-of-7
semifinal series tied, 2-2).
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Hershey, Z; Providence, (Hershey
leads best-of-3 uuarter-finals, l-O),
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Muskegon, Z; st. Paul tMuskegon
leads best-of-7 final series, 1-O).
WESTERN LEAGUE
Spokane, /; Portland, o (Spokane
leads best-of-7 divisional finals. 2-OD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
Opening Planned
For Richmun
Store in Wheaton

Richman Brothers Co., 49,
year old Cleveland manufac-
turer and retailer of mems and
boys clothing, will open its
first area store a week from to-
day at Wheaton Plaza.
George H. Richman, compa-
ny president, said that if re-
Spouse meets expectations, the
company will open several more
stores in this area. 1t now
operates 240 outlets nationally,
with total sales exceeding $50
million.
The president said market
studies taken prior to the de-
cision to locate here showed
| t he District supports m or e
mems stores per capita than
any other city in the world.
"While this at first would
seem a competitive drawback,
we do not believe it is" he
added, because most Of the
stores concentrate in Ell
Their the high or low price
brackets"
The company produces and
sells its clothing from original
designs to retail shops.
The Wheaton Plaza store will
have entrances on both the in
terror mall and the parking
area, and $500 square feet of
selling area, with an on site
tailor shop. John c. Ralph will
be manager.
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9-Month Building Tops
$40 Million in Area

Private construction permits in the washington Metro
potan Area expanded $42O36000 in the first nine months
of this year. impressive gain OF S5S per cent from
1861 period. data from the Census
Bureau disclosed today. ,,.,,
The big total included $284130000 Of residential con-
srcon an increase of 345 cent from $2l5l21OOO
year earlier -, .,
Because apartments accounted for larger proportion
of residential activity the number Of dwelling units rose 70
30245 gain Of 495 per cent from 2O368 year earlier
Nonresidential work amounted to $96SOTOOO rise OF
274 per cent from $75592O00 in the same 1861 period
The bureau issued report on Federal construction
in the area for months The total was $5l3SOOO or
40 per cent behind $85, $4,000 year ago.
This would indicate overall construction total Tor
the area of more than SAT- million for nine months, COM
pared with 1895 million year ago.
All Sections Share Rise
All sections of the showed substantial gains in pr
yate construction, compared with year ago.
Prince Georges led with $103573000 and Montgomery
County Nd and Fairfax County Va were next with $s4
$50 600 and 500 281 ,000 respectively.
The District of Columbia fourth with $68010OO or
slightly less than one-slxth Of the area total.
residential construction Prince Georges also was 1st
followed by Fairfax and Montgomery Counties
MONTGOMERY County received the largest part OF the eight
months Federal construction with $2 $4,000 and the District
of Columbia was second with $13991,000.
other totals in category included Arlington
Prince Georges Fairfax $153o000 and Alexandria
$1498,000
Private construction for nine months in the various sec
lions compared below with year ago.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Oct. 25 APl.-Hogs
1000; active, butchers and sows
steady to mostly 20 higher; around
so per cent salable supply going to
shippers: 1-2 10000 h.. butchers
IL. 50-1S 90; around 200 head at 1900;
MIXED d- 3ed Is0.2a9 les 17 sS miT No.
90 26G-2sO lbs. 16.50-1675: mixed
l-3 100000 Id. sows Ib.25-l ,25 G
% 400-500 lbs. 14.50-15.25; 100000
Cattie 800; calves none: receipts in
clude around 200 head feeders: few loads
SLAUGHTER steers. balance mostly small
lots heifers and cows; slaughter steers
and heifers about steady; but hardly
enough on offer to test prices; cows
to test prices; load mostly choice
/ ,O25 ID. SLAUGHTER steers 100; part
load choice 1000 lbs, 30 so; couple
loads good round. 1850 lbs; 2?.50;
few lots standard and good 24.50.
27.50: part load utility. Holsteins % 90
scattered lots good and choice slaughter
heifers 27.00-2S.75: utility and com.
and cutters 12.25-15.O0; utility anc
commercial bulls 1s.bo-20.5 3d. few
I21.00.
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opsrasss on psnIts bsfserlss. Exclusive power
boost circuit and 4" speaker ore housed in bFeok-
vesissan1 eass with ssse sfund. fest accurate YER
nlsr tuning del.
Also uvqiloblo SA W07
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
Industrial and Commercial

Industrial and Commercial
loans increased by $136 million
in the week ended october II
to $34,2 21 ,000.000 or $2,21O,000,-
900 higher than the total In
the like 1861 period.-Federa
Reserve Board.
Commercial and Industrial
business failures rose last week
to 1872 from the previous weeks
298, compared with 1913 for the
like week in 1861. Dun & Brad
street.
Crude petroleum production
averaged 7,345.710 barrels daily
in the week ended october 10,
compared with 7,118,460 barrels
in the like 1861 period.-Amer-
lean Petroleum Institute.
Earnings
Inland Steel in 8 m n t h S
ended September 80 earned $40
377,288 or 1925 a share VS..
$36, 190,870 or $2.04 a share in
1851 period.
General Tel. g. ElectrOnics in
g months ended September 80
earned 59,276,000 or 79c a
share Ms. $51,877,00 or Toe a
share in 1861 period.
Burlington Industries in year
ended September 20 earned
$37 ATT, 900 or $3.O4 a share VS..
$23, 274,0OO or $1.84 a share in
1861 period.
American Tobacco in 9 months
ended September 80 earned
$48,535, 900 or SLIT a share VS.
SAB, 701 900 or $1.73 a share in
1861 period.
New York Telephone Co. In
year ended September 80 earned
$751;, 068,077 VS.. $141, 697,050 II
1861 period.
Tennessee Gas Transmission
lin year ended September 81
earned $64,605,187 or $1.41
share VS.. $65 .021 .594 or SLAB
share in 1861 period.
other earnings include:
| ~. O MANTLE Eudad SeufenabeP 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
METALS

NEW YORK, Oct. 25 AP).-Spot
metal prices today: Copper
81 cents a pound. Connecticut Valley.
Zinc liz cents a pound, East st.
Louis. Tin 1.1Oh q pound. New York.
Foreign silver % per troy ounce,
New York. In Pittsburgh scrap steel No.
/ heavy was quoted today BY Iron
Age at 24.00-25.00.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
EQUIPPED WITH A FALLOUT SHELTER

This office building opened by Citizens Building ana
fully equipped falout shelter
DRIVEN window safe deposit boxes and
depository is the fourth branch of Citizens Oldest and largest
+
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OVER COUNTER

Following prices furnished by the Ma
tional Association of Securities Dealers in
Washington represent the range within
which locally active securities could have
been bought or sold at pm. October Is:
rs, 1862:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP) Noon over the coun.
ter bonds, bid, asked, net change and
yield for Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25

T-Partially tax exempt
Prices quoted in dollars and thirty
seconds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-25
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK (AP)l Bid Ask
: National Ass0cia- !stel Fd ?9 3o.1l
ton Securities Deal Johnstn Il.SS ll.SS
ars Inc KEYSTONE:
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Hits the Trail
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity = Clear
and warm today with the high
near IS. Fair tonight, low near
"a. Fair. a little warmer and
more humid tomorrow.
Maryland-Fair and warm to-
day with the high in the sos,
Fair tonight with the low, IS
to "a. Fair, warmer and more
humid with a chance Of thun-
dershowers in the mountains
tomorrow.
Virginia Fair and warm to-
day. high in the sos. Fair to-
night with the low IS to 81.
Warmer and more humid to-
morrow with a chance of thun-
dershowers in the mountains.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Southeast winds at
10 to is knots today. Sunny,
high near 30. Visibility 10
miles.
Resort Area Forecasts
Maryland, Delaware cud Vir-
ginia Beaches-Sunny, high 76
to "a today.
Long Island and New Jersey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
G.O.P.GrOup
Beaten in
LOudOun Test

LEESBURG, June 9 (SpeciaD
IA conservative group of the
Loudoun County Republican
Party. led by Robert T. Stevens
jr., failed today in an attempt
to reorganize the county party
machinery.
Mr.. Stevens, son of a Secre-
tary Of the Army in the Eisen-
hover administration, was de-
feated for the office of county
chairman by William j. Nc
Donald of Waterford.
The vice chairman on the
Mcdonald slate was j. Lynn
CorNUell, jr., Of Middleburg
Frank Mari, running mate of
Mr.. Stevens. withdrew from the
contest.
Miss Freida Johnson of Low
ettsville was elected secretary
and Frank w. Hyde, Leesburg
lawyer, was reelected treas
urer. Miss Johnson is a mem
Der Of the Loudoun County
School Board.
Mr.. Mcdonald, publicity d.
rector for Shenandoah Downs
race track, succeeds Herbert A.
Sumney, a Broad Run Farms
realty man who did not seek
reelection.
The political meeting was the
largest on record, with more
than 100 county Republicans
attending.
Newly elected members Of
the county committee were:
Broad Run District-Mr.
Sumney and Mrs. James Kline;
Leesburg District Mr.. Hyde
and C. r. Ahalt. a former Re-
publican State chairman; Low
ettsville District-George Wire
and Sterling Blocker.
jefferson District. E. De-
vine and Leigh Hunt; Mt. Gil
lead District-Shirley Piggott
and Richard E. Hill; Mercer
District-Charles w. Ball. A
second committeeman from
Mercer will be appointed later.
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Bethesdun, SO,
Shoots Self

An 89-year-old Bethesda
Md man, repeatedly de-
spondent over i'll health, shot
and killed himself in his bed
room yesterday, Montgomery
County police reported.
The dead man was identified
as Jacob Henry Williams OF
6104 Temple street, Bethesda,
Patrolman Hugh McPhink said
the death had been ruled a
suicide by DR.. Frank j. Bro
schar,t, county coroner.
Pvt. McPhink said Mr.. VIII
liams shot himself with a 80
caliber revolver. Mr.. Williams
son-in-law, Everett Nicholson,
heard the shot and found the
body, Patrolman McPhink said.
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SENATOR'S 18th BIRTHDAY
Byrd, UdoII Dedicate
Shenandoah Shelter

his shirt-tail. popped a piece
lof gum into his mouth and
lunged up the path as if he
were hot on the heels of a new
National deficit.
Earlier in the day, Senator
Byrd and Secretary Udall spoke
at the dedication of a new
traffic interchange Of Route 21l
and the Skyline Drive and q
privately financed restaurant,
at Thornton Gap, 50 miles west
of Washington.
While the Senator has been
called "the old man of the
mountain" by his friends, Mr..
Udall enlarged that term to
father Of the Blue Ridge park
way"
The Secretary referred to
Senator Byrd's efforts in 1925,
while Governor, to launch the
joint Federal-State project.
The Senator, in obvious high
spirits, told the crowd of about
800 that Secretary Udall and
Supreme Court Justice VIII
liam o. Douglas had taken a
hike up the old Gao Canal
between Washington and Cum
berland. Md, some time ago.
At one point along the way,
he said, their party was driven
out Of an inn because they had
mud on their shoes.
IT do not believe in this kind
of segregation, even II 1t does
involve Justice Douglas" said
the Senator. who fathered the
South's massive resistance"
approach to public school in
tegration.
At another point the Senator
explained his dedication to
climbing Old Rag mountain
several times q year. and al
ways on his birthday.
When I have problems" he
said, Il go by myself up there
and threSh them out" He
wound up by paraphrasing a
Psalm; Lift up thine eyes to
the mountains from which
comes that source Of your
strength"
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Miss Pool Heads
Mary Baldwin Group

STAUNToN, Va, June 9 (AP)
Miss Martha Anne Pool
medical secretary for the Bow
man Gray School Of Medicine
in Winston-Salem, N. c., is the
new president Of the Mary
Baldwin College Alumnae Asso-
citation.
Her election to head the
6.000-member group came dur
ing alumnae week end at the
girls school. Miss Pool succeeds
Mrs. Levin Lunsford, jr., wife
Of an Asheville. N. c., physi-
clan. who has served for the
last two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
BY ALEX r. PRESTON
Star staff Writer

1A@A
ATOP HAWKSBILL NOUN.
TAIN, June 9.-Senator Byrc
Of Virginia is celebrating his
18th birthday this weekend by
scaling two Shenandoah Ma.
honal Park mountains, instead
Of the customary one.
Setting q hard pace for q
group of friends who accom-.
panied him on the annual trek
the Senator surmounted this
A,049-foot peak late this after.
noon to dedicate "Byrd's Nest
No. g." the second trail-sidt
shelter he has donated to the
National park system in as
many years.
Among those making the
climb with him was Secretary
Of the Interior Udall. q leading
exponent Of the New Frontier,
who commended the Senator
for preserving remnants Of the
old frontier.
Birthday Breakfast
The Senator's party. burden
I'd with mountains Of extra
blankets and sleeping bags,
we're to spend the night on this
mountain, alongside Virginia's
famous Skyline Drive. and then
would officially observe his
birthday with a breakfast Sum
lay morning.
The Senator's immediate
plans then were to leave this
mountain and go to his beloved
Did Rag which, though not as
nigh, offers a much more diff
Iicult climb.
II first started coming up
here when I was is years Old
that was go years ago." the
Senator said. II can't remem-
per q birthday when I've missed
climbing Old Rag"
Hits the Trail
The Senator's party drove
from his mountain-top lodge
1T Skyland to a parking area
Leading to Hawksbill Mountain
Always the first to hit the
trail. the Senator pulled Out
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brick rambler. Bntr. hall. charm
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appr. at S25.500. OR 3-219l
CENTER HALL custom brick ram
bier on tree-shaded corner lot
Living room faces rear of lot wit
french doors TO WALLED-Il
PRIVATE PATIO AND FIRE
PLACE. Plus 8 bedrooms. built
in garage, fun finished basemen
with fireplace. Alta CHE
GARDENERS G R e ENHOUSE
S23,50O, 1000 down.