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and Junior Gillian, Maury
Wills and Rookie Dick Trace
wski of the Dodgers.
Baseball should put in a rule
to help fellows like Harry and
Danny and myself" Schmidt
said. They either should move
the bases up for us, or move
them back for the fast guys"
Schmidt, who pals around
with O'Connell and usually is
riding him about something
said did you steal Is bases
last year, Danny, I can't be-
lieve it? Tell me about it,"
y y y
AS O'Connell and Schmidt
walked away. Bright continued
to watch Willie Davis. Harry
spotted a Dodger press book
and thumbed through it to look
up the stolen bases of last year
Can you imagine that?'
Bright asked out loud, willie
who could be the fastest man
in baseball today, stole IL bases
and O'Connell stole Is. Anc
I'll guarantee you Davis car
beat Danny to first base by al
least two-fifths of a second"
The question was put to
George Case, the Senators
coach who led the American
League in stolen bases many
times.
How could O'Connell stea,
three more bases than Willie;
They played approximately the
same number of games.
THE main reason as I see it
is that the Dodgers are a con.
sentative ball club" Case said
even though Maury Wills has
led the league in base stealing
for the past two years.
Also" George added, DAN
ny has savvy. He knows all
the tricks, how much of a lead
he can take on certain pitchers
and all of the short cuts. He
steals with his head. From
what I've seen of Willie Davis,
he has an awful lot to learn
about running"
Il y 4 y
Case said he would call the
Dodgers a running club because
they go for the extra base with
their great speed, but their
plan of attack does not include
too many chances on steals.
Behind Wills with IS, Tommy
Davis stole Is, Willie IL and
Gillian eight. BY comparison,
the Senators would be classed
as a slow team, but Chuck
Hinton stole % bases, O'Con-
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TIGERS RAPED
BY PIRATES, ~

LAKELAND, Fla, Mar. II
(AP). Relief Specialist Roy
Face received a rare pitching
start today and batted in two
runs with a fielder's choice and
an infield hit as the Pittsburgh
Pirates whipped the Detroit
Tigers, I'll in an exhibition
game.
Face, who is given one ex-
hibition start a year by Man.
ager Danny Murtaugh, hurled
three-hit bah over the first
three innings. He gave up the
only Tiger run on a bases
loaded walk in the first.
Diomedes Olive, a 42-year-
old rookie pitcher and the old
est player listed in the National
League, drove in the last two
Pittsburgh runs with a bases
loaded single in the eighth.
PITTSBURGH --O22 900 12O-7 8
DETROIT = 100 900 000-l ]
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
I'd Club Honors
Senators April 10

The Touchdown Clubs an
nual welcome home" luncheon
for the Senators will be held
April 10 at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Otie Printz, general chair
man, announced that the en-
tire team. headed by Manager
Mickey Vernon, will attend
President Pete Quesada and
General Manager Ed Doherty
also will be on hand.
Call AL Fiorentino, manager
of the Touchdown Club, at Ma
tional 8-2215, for reservations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
Draw in Rugby

EDINBURGH. Scotland, Mar:
IL CAP.-England and Scot
land played a 3-3 draw today
and left the way open for
France to win the title in the
tlve-nation Rugby tournament.
wales and Ireland are the
other two competitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
Baseball Training Sites
Nears TotoI Indignation

) TAMPA, Fla, Mar. II (AP).
Major league baseball, in its
determination to obtain equal
treatment for its personnel, is
nearing the point of total inte-
grafton in spring training
camps.
Since the sensitive expert
ment began in earnest a year
ago, the sport has made re-
markable progress in its de-
segregation campaign. Nearly
three-quarters of the 20 big
league training camps have no
racial problem.
The Los Angeles Dodgers,
pioneers of racial integration,
have been living under one
roof since 1948, one year after
Jackie Robinson broke the color
barrier by becoming the first
Negro to play in the major
leagues in the modern era. The
Dodgers overcame the racial
problem by purchasing an air
base in Vero Beach which has
housed all Dodger personnel.
including the families, ever
since.
No Problem in West
In the last IL months, seven
more of the IA big league clubs
training in Florida have for
saken old established quarters
for new ones that will accept
all players.
This leaves six clubs still shy
Of complete first-class status
for all players. They are De-
troit, Minnesota, Kansas City,
Washington and Baltimore in
the American League and
Pittsburgh in the National.
The six teams training in
Arizona and California have no
racial problem.
The latest to end segregation
are the Phillies, who last week
transferred their players from
a Clearwater hotel to a new
headquarters outside neighEor-
ing Tampa.
Slower on East Coast
This marked the completion
of a sociological changeovel
in the supposedly pivotal Gull
Coast area in which six clubs
do their spring conditioning
This area encompasses st
Petersburg, training site Of the
Cardinals and New York Nets,
Tampa (RedS), Bradentcwr
Braves. Sarasota (Chicagc
White Sox) and Clearwater
(Phillies). This is where tht
heaviest resistance was ex.
pected.
Reports Of a similar trenc
also have come from some o.
the training camps on the Flor
ida east coast, where desegrega
ton progress has been some
what slower. Ed Ooherty, gen
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and with very un-Phillie-like
support afield and at bat.
CATCHERS-The best pair
in baseball, unless you count
Yogi Berra. Then it becomes
the best threesome in base
ball. But Yogi mostly is an
outfielder now, leaving the
backStopping to Elston How
ard (.348) and John Blanch-
ard (.305).
INFIELD - The loss of
such a shortstop as Tony
Kubek, who is in the service,
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Dartmouth Beaten

BELFAST, Northern Ireland,
Mar. II (AP).-Dartmouth was
crushed, 1913. today by Queens
University in the first Rugby
Union match of their 4-game
tour.
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ADCOCK HOMERS
AS BRAVES WIN

BRADENTON, Fla, Mar. II
(AP).-Joe' Adcock hit a home
run that spanked a first-inning
attack in which the Milwaukee
Braves took a lead they never
relinquished in beating the
New York Nets. "a, in an ex-
hibition baseball game today.
The Braves hoped on Ken
Mackenzie, their former team
mate, for three runs in the first
inning and added two more off
the young southpaw before he
retired for a pinch-hitter in
the fourth.
HOWE Bedell's single, Roy
McMillan's triple and Adcock's
home run accounted for the
first three runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
THE BASEBALL
BEAT
BY .MERRELE WHITTLESEY

TAMPA, Mar. 1.-THE Senators watching the Los
Angeles Dodgers work the other day. with
the speed Of the National League favorites
ITS not fair to have that fast club
t Bob Schmidt asked of Danny OConne Harry Bright
Of the Senators they watched and willie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-18
Talent for Eagles

Charley Sifford scored sue.
cessive eagles in the 1861 Port.
land Open.
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CUBS WIN, 81,
AS ROCKIES SLUG

MESA, Ariz., Mar. II (AP) -
Rockies Lou Brock and Ken
Hubbs hit back-to-back home
runs to pace the Chicago Cubs
to their fifth straight Cactus
League victory today. a 81 tri-
umph over the Boston Red Sox.
The Cub youngsters hit their
homers off Boston starter Don
Schwall in the third inning.
Winner Dick Ellsworth, rookie
Jim Schandevel and veteran
Don Elston limited the Red
SoX to four hits.
Third baSeman Frank NAL
zone accounted for Boston's
run with a homer in the fourth.
BOSTON 900 100 OOO-1 4 .
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ORIOLES WIN
2-HITTER, 81

MIAMI, Mar. II (AP). -
The Baltimore Orioles leveled
a barrage of nine hits, six Of
them for extra bases, and rout-
ed the Chicago White Sox, 6-1
tonight behind the tWo-hit
pitching of Highlander Dick
Hall and Rookie Southpaw Art
Quick.
Sam Bowens, 22-year-old
freshman centerfielder, paced
attack with a homer, double
and a bunt single. Bowens
drove in two runs and scored
three.
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HOUSTON WINS
OVER ANGELS

APACHE JUNCTION, Ariz.,
Mar. II (AP).-Catcher Hal
Smith drove in four runs with
a double and a triple to lead
the Houston Colts to a 1877
victory over the Los Angeles
Angels today.
The Texans got to rookie
southpaw Bo Belinsky for seven
runs in the first three innings
and coasted the rest of the
way. Belinsky issued six walks,
four in the first inning.
Rookie Third Baseman Felix
Torres homered for Los An
geles, and 19-year-old Angel
ShortStop Jim FregoSi whacked
a triple and singled twice.
Los Angeles CA) $50 40 10 7l3 .
Houston 4O3 G01 O4x-12 5
Belinsky. James "a, Spring (s) and
Averill: Stone, johnson %. Griffin
% and Smith. Winner, johnson. Loser,
.Belinsky.
Home run-Los Angeles. Torres.
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Neeman, Leppert %; Jones, Golicf
"a, Foytaek ~, Fox 90 and Brown
Winner-Face; loSer-Jones
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Mackenzie. Anderson a.. Botz go
Hoy 49, and Cannizzaro; Bull. Bur-
dette (6) and Uecker. Winner-Buhl
observation-disclosures
Home run-MilWaukee Adcock.
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Ellsworth, Schandevil (6), Elston (8)
and Thacker. Winner-Ellsworth. Los
er-Schwall.
Home Runs-Boston, Malzone. Chi
cago, Brock. HubbS.
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Chicago IA - 900 900 O1O-l > O
Baltimore ----- oil 002 02X-6 o
Pizarro, Peters "a. Lown 90,
Joyce tSl and Lollar; Hall Quirk 90
and, Eechebarren. Winning pitcher
Hall Losing pitcher-Pizarro
Home run-Baltimore, Bowens.
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M M 1Iaa 80, EerraEese az 90 and Dial al
and Herrera. W-Mahaffey. L-Gibson
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NEW " X Y{2R K M 9991 99 Peg o o12-44 II
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PITTSBURGH --O22 900 1917 8 {
DETROIT = 100 900 000-l !
Evening star., 1962-09-07
COME OUT!
COME OUT
WHEREVER
YOU ARE
And see how the

And see how the
better half lives at
CHEs TNUT HILL.
This spanking new
apartment community
complete with SWIM
ming pool, air condi-
tioning, Fairgrounds,
indoor recreation IA
cilities, center-hall plan
has got everything you
want in an apartment.
And best Of all-it's
near public and paro-
chial schools, churches,
transportation, shop
ping and golf courses
Just q short distance
away from downtown
Washington. :.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
JOHN r. WEBSTER
Moore & Moore, Realtors

ANDREWS AREA-3-bedrm. ram-
bier, living rm.. dining rm-, kitch-
en-. bsmt.. finished rec. rm., 2-caf
earport- Walk to schools ana
shopping. FHA-CI terms. JOE JAs
COBS REALTY. RE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
TED LINGO. INC.

1925 Del Ray Ave. OIL. $500
I1ENSINGTON-BRICK RAMBLER.
space, lse.-size firepl.. full bsmt.
lovely handicapped lot. ASSUME
LGE. LOAN. 949-7070.
c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
lKENsNGTON-S13,95O FHA, CT
or name your terms. Bright,
roomy brick rambler; lss. Level
ySSTs' yS THis ngi q awoS'T, SSoT, LSsT EsT 1S, I5sr
sUBuRsiN PROPERTIES Mor.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

sEABROOK A wonderful brick
rambler to come home to after q
busy day. Lovely liv. rm.. with
firepl.. separate din. rm.. q de luxe
kit. with wall oven. 3 charming
ssdrras.. f,lll rec.-type hsmt,, off,
street parking. on q A-acre tree
6ecksd lot SHA or conventional.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
HOUSES FeR -sALE-MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BURNT MILLS vILI.AGE-Most at
tractive central alr-eonditioned
rambler on large wooded lot. Colo
nial style, finished basement,
bree1eWay and garage, really de
luxe, S31s500. oRAY-KESSINGER
q CO.. INC. JU. 5-6l00.
CARROLL AvE-Nics 4 bedrms., 2
story home sep. din. rm., on
INV. heat. blt.-in gar. Reduced
for quick sale. Only SIS. 900. Ewes.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTOR Hn rAnan
Evening star., 1962-09-07
COLLEGE PARK
VACANT

Move-in tomorrcw and walk
to Holy Redeemer school
and Church next VIZ; g.
bedrm. hrk. Colonial, sep.
din. rm., fun bsmt., fire.
place, fenced 200-ft. yard. B
Only S16.b00.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
DISTRICT HGTS.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Immaculate. 5-yr, -old, S.bedrocw
brick ran rambler Kit. with taSls
WAX WAX to % elem. i or pSrochisl schools.
S15,s00 Az loan can be as.
sumed. or refinanced FHA or GI
with low down payment. Se0.950.
DANDY RLTY. CO., RLTR.
RE. $4,000 Ewes. RE. s-6sl7
FOR SALE. BY OWNER-Leaving
state. All brick bungslow, fun
sToS SsTt 4 frsp Ssss sssssnsdcone5ete nst,C cGS
eenters. &c e1 :sIGs si4. $50. Open sat..sun.
$1,000 will handle. 5000 Tilden
I'd. Bladensburg. AP. 1890.
GLASSMANOR - 2-bedrm, semis
detached, dining area, liv.. rm.s
bath, storm windows and doors.
fenced yard. Well kept. Off-street
parking. FHA appraised S12.5oQ.
S4Q0 down plus settlement. 2S2
CT SI4,75O-NOTHING DOWN
For this nice 3-bedrm. stone homer
full hsmt.. over acre: LOCATED
approx. Is miles from D. G.. on
PUFFENBERoER. gnSsf fsEf; i Ritz cH' 5000
HILLANDALE AREA
New roads make this large rams
bier convenient to NAsA. Ft.
Meade. MOL and even Baltimore.
Almost u acre. large trees. 3 bed-
rooms, daylight basement, family
kitchen. Move in with deposits
ROBERT E. LOHR, INC.
REALTORS HE. $4,000
CONTINUED on Next PaTs5
Evening star., 1962-09-07

SILVER SPRING-Sl9,760. brick
and stone Cape Cod, Four Cor
ners area. 3 bedrms. and bath
possible 4th bedrm. and bath. full
sSerS,bIsss es%. Iss wopsfE Ss SEbEs1is5tL REnLTS e
CO. JU.. Q-a4A0 It'll q nm.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

R0CKvILLE-Only $4,000 for thiI
all-brk. home with full bsmt.
mo MONEY DOWN.
CT or $3.50 down FHA. Don't misl
II, II won't last at this price.
w. J. NICHOLAS. Rltr.. 94g-1600
ROCKVILLE, TWINBROoK. $4,000
dn. Attractive 4-bedroom brick
split-level. centrally air cond.
finished rec. rm., carport, $26, 800.
AALLTSoRs, o. A-s1O4' ewes. 7o2-
Evening star., 1962-09-07

sPRINGDALE GARDENS = An at
traetive rancher on . eountry-size
lot. completely fenced, 3 bedrms..
house fully redecorated, fire-alarm
system. Only $500. No settlement
charges and monthly payments
any way to suit q reliable buyer.
You'll never find another such
deal for $4,000.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC,
Ap. 7-2176 AP. 7-777A
Evening star., 1962-09-07

CHEVY CHAsE-spaeious biick Co
lonial with bedrm. or den. BATH.
liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.. modern kit
on LIST floor. 4 bedrms., 2 baths
up; Partially finished rec. rm..
bath and garege on lower level,
WAX to schools. Only $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
WEST EVANSVILLE

Bungalow, beautiful new
Riggs I'd. Just S12.e50 with
$400 dn. FLA. Has 2 nice
bedrms., separate sdin. rn1..
expandable attic, storm
windows and doors. natural
woodwork throughout, sited
on level lot superior land
scaped. Near playground,
park, schools, shopptng and
bus.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
HOUSES. FoR sALE-S.E.
HOUSES FOR SALE
CAPITOL MILL
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ALL BRK. 3-bedrm. rancher wear
RU5t %RUoEp t15splses Tdt usr y sIs1s y sS cSTI Sn
SON q co. KE. 1911 (dial 301).
Evening star., 1962-09-07

TAK0MA-sTL. gPG. AREA
Unusual 3-bedrm. brick and frame
contemp.. II baths, centrally ali
eond-. dream kit, den, playrm-
2-ear garage. BELOW FHA AP-
PRAISAL AT s22,95O. JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Shannon & LuchS
CHEVY CHASE
Gqa nnn

Easy walking distance 70
elemtry., high and paroehial
schools, churches, shopping
and transportation.
Spacious detached brick and
frame residence. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths. large liv. rm., din.
rm., fenced lot. FHA COM
mitment, S21,300. Contact
Mr.. De Lon TO inspect.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC.
A. $4,000 Res. 347-s6:
Evening star., 1962-09-07

DADE REALTY
REALTORS 5SS-S45s TIL 9
FOUR CORNERS AREA-Bricl
Cape Cod. Fireplace. slate roof
porch, lovely yard. Avail. fol
tmmed. occupancy. FILA appraised
CALL OUR WHEATOE OFFICE
Evening star., 1962-09-07
HOUSES FoR sALE--MB.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

KEEsNGToN =slT. ESQ. All-briek
m. fi1osoEmi bsnti iAnSlss Tnn:o Deeap. sssas aEi
finaueing AVAIL By OWNER
phone e9s-Ss07 or es3-i2So.
LANGLEY AREA-Lge. brick ram
bier with level lot. flr. living
1bx16 family rm. off kit. 3 bed
rms. ! y baths. many. many ex-
900 property for $50, 800. Eves.,
OIL. 6-2250. KILLER WOODMOOR
JU. 5-71O0.
LANGLEY PARK. $3.50 On. incl
gettlementy FHA-Most attraetiVt
2-oedrm; brick home has sep. din
rm-. fun bsmt. and level fenced
lot. near everything. $4,000.
KEN DRUSKIN. ReAltor. q49-400t
LARGE FAMILY, LITTLE CASH..
Check this value. 4 bedrms., III
baths. bsmt.. sep. din. I'm. WIlge
picture window overlooking PARK
SI5,950. EuANE RIAL ESTATE
INC. WI. 2-63O0.
LITTLE FLOWER, sPRINdFIEID-
Out-of-toUn owner wants offer OF
this lovely 4-bedrm.. 2-bath briel
Colonial, close to al schools
shopping and transp. Features IN.
elude list flr. lavatory and den
rec. rm- with fireplaee, garage
sRd M Posssi PSaos PTissa nSsTRier II l0S SMatg. t9s
tAMp tsAsspSsR REALTY. NC Ewes OIL
MONTGOMERY HiLLS-Immacu-
late, 3-bedrm- 2-bath rambler
Center han, iss: kit SEP; din
Evening star., 1962-09-07
APARTMENTS WANTED

ROOMS AND APARTMENTS WANT
I'D for university Students and
grads. Vic. of 21st and q NV.
Please write only. 730 2lst st. NV.
YOUNG MAN wants 1-bedrm. un-
furnished apt, in upper NV. area.
between S60-S90 mo. TU. 2-2e64.
$50 BONUS upon acceptance. / or
bedrm. apt, in town. for Nov.
I. re. 7-S3O0. Ext. R6Q
Evening star., 1962-09-07
The Perry Boswell Co.

Realtors WA. 7-460Q
BRICK BUNGAL0W-2 years old.
perfect cond., modern. 3 bedrnl.
and bath, liv. rm., large mod. kit.
on LIST H.. fun bsmt. on ground
level with plumbing for bath, nov
used as playrm., has pie. window
and entrance to backyard. beau
tifully shrubbed lot Of 10000 50.
IT,, encumbered with $4,000
mortgage, payable S120.5O mo-.
located on Marlboro Pike, 2 mi.
from Andrews air base. owner
bargain home, TO see phone
44e-e92O KELLEY \ BRANNER
Evening star., 1962-09-07

QUAINT ACRES
custom m-built ail-briek split
level. 3 or 4 bedroom 2Is
bath home. 2-car enclosed
garage. PLUS swimming pool
on over an acre. Priced be-
low replacement costs.
The Ripley Co. JU. 5-61l1
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Attention, vets-$l3,5 ,5O0I
BONA EIDE BARGAIN

Near st. Jsrome's and all
public schools, spick-and-
span cottage for only S10,-
$50. Veteran no down pay
ment. Features . nice bed.
rms, porch, full bsmt., din,
rm., gas heat, completely
reoone and . real gem. See
to believell
Evening star., 1962-09-07
Miller Associates
No. aanA
POTOMAC

Attractive ranch house custom
bluegrass. Three bedrooms, ~,
baths. large family room with
fireplace, 5-stall stable. Ewes. Mr.
Little Ak. 9-95Q5.
". e. a A. N. MILLER DEV, CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
Q300 Ealis Rd AK o-Rf0f
Evening star., 1962-09-07
S14,5OO-S450 DOWN

One Of the best buys In
area and already FLA ap-
praised. Near New Hemp-
shire ave, Takoma Park
area. Colonial eharmer with
3 bedrms. and separate din.
rm., like new inside and out
plus huge HANDICAPPED lot.
nj. all conventences.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
HOUSES FoR sALE-W.W.
lcoNTINUEDa

CHEvY CHAsE-Attraetitvs Engiish
brick Colonial, 4 bedrooms. 2h
baths, screened porch. garage
Large fenced yard Mr.. Lsfayetts
school and transportation. Low,
low 30s.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
SUMMER

TAKOMA PARK = Large family
home newly decorated. A 4-bed.
to all facilities. An excellent buy
81 Sl4. $50. ROBERT 3. LOHR
INC. REALTORS. HE. $4,000.
Evening star., 1962-09-07

DISTRICT HEIGHTS - 5-bedroous
oriek-and-aluminum Cape Cod.
M. schools. Ehopping and bus.
sep. din. I'm. liv. rm. with firepl,
$500 IN. FHA. Compare at S16,s
Evening star., 1962-09-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS AREA - Like-nsv. A.
beorm. rambler. Breakfast spaea
IN kit M. schools, shop. and buI,
In excellent neishborhood. $3.50
On. EHA or no down CI only
S13,500.
Evening star., 1962-09-07
CAN'T SPRTNGT-SI1.6o7S'

Y .aere level lot. Lee. bedrm.. sep.
clean home. ist time offered. STAN
RIDGEWAY REALTY. RE. 6-3e3e.
CAMP SPRINGS Lovely, modern,
4-bedrm. rambler, spacious liv. rm.
rm. with III, firepl hj HI i " a-Ss57H Hi''' iss'
Evening star., 1962-09-07

ANDREWS AREA-call 1t charm
atmosphere or comfort, IT'S hard
to describe but not hard 70 hvt
din. rm., 8 big bedfms.. breeEeway
to attached garage, nr. schools
shopping and everything. On an
SOFT. lot. You can buy this i'm.
pressive home for only S13,95O
on your choice OF terms OF. assume
lge, 4Iaee mortgage. payable only
500 monthly,
Evening star., 1962-09-07
HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE SALE or ExcR.

TT. LAUDERDALE, near-3 bed
rooms, pool. Exchange for. home
washington or Richmond vicinity
p. o. BOX 224, Richmond, Va.
Evening star., 1962-11-27

not interfeer with transit rid
ing.
Il object to your suggesting
a cut back in highways" Mrs.
wilkins said. your system will
serve future people. and not
the people who are already
here"
This is q plan to force peo-
pie to park in the suburbs and
ride transit" Mrs. wilkins said,
This is not a forcing exer-
cise," Mr.. Quenstedt said.
THE only cutback we recon-
mend for Northern Virginia is
for Three Sisters Bridge" he
added.
We'll, that's the most inn
portant," Mrs. wilkins said.
The Regional Transportation
Advisory Board is the new title
for the former Metropolitan
Area Traffic Council, an organ
ization of officials from govern
ments in the area. mostly con-
cerned with traffic safety.
Before yesterdays action it did
not perform any role in review
ing transportation plans for
the political leaders of the
Washington Area.
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Literocy Group
Elects Officers

A Northern Virginia citizen,
group to aid illiterate adult;
was organized last night with
the election of officers.
The Northern Virginia Liter.
acy Council, meeting at st
Johns Methodist Church ir
North Springfield, elected Mrs
Mildred Allen. of Alexandria
president. Mrs. Allen is the
literacy chairman of the Fair.
fax County Council on Human
Relations, sponsor Of the group
Others elected we're Bernard
r. Mullady, of Springfield
vice president; Mrs. Betty
Dean, of Fairfax, treasurer;
Mrs. Polly Matthias. of North
Springfield, secretary, and Mrs
Betty Roberts, of Springfield
librarian.
Allen r. Barrow. jr., director
Of adult education for Fairfax
County, was elected as admin
iStrative officer.
The council will offer courses
in a Simplified method for
teaching reading.
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the central business district to
Cherry street and the east side
of North Washington street be-
tween the State Theater and
Great Falls street. The report
proposes rezoning Of Maple
avenue between Columbia and
Great Falls streets for town
house developments" and re-
classification of the Tyler Gar
denis apartment projects for
Mr.. Pammel concluded his
report by noting that "if
private interests are unable to
rehabilitate certain sections of
the central business district the
only other course of action
available is an urban renewal
program through Federal aid" I"
In other action, the council
named Councilman Thomas r.
Jones as an alternate member
Of the Northern Virginia Re-
gional Planning and Economic
Development Commission.
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Falls Church Gets Plan
To Improve Downtown

A 20-year preliminary plan
to improve and upgrade the
central business district of
Falls Church was presented to
the City Council last night by
Planning Director James D.
Pammel.
The plan envisions improved
traffic patterns, the rezoning
of the heart of the two-square
mile city for central business,
high rise apartments and town.
house use, a Route Z underpass
and o spur line into central
Falls Church from the pro-
jected metropolitan rapid
transit system.
MIR. Pammel repeated earlier
proposals for "a concentration
of high-rise luxury apartments
on selected sites near the CEN
trail business district"
Highly desirable areas" for
such apartments include both
sides Of East Broad street from