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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
Three Here Contribute
To Property Journal

Three Washington area men
are authors of articles in the
current Journal of Property
Management, publication of
the Institute of Real Estate
Management.
They are: Emerson G.
Reinsch of Arlington, presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28

staff, Leon r. Wiseman, sales
m an ager, announced this
week.
Winners were: Nadine Pc
nan, Mile Lipp, Ronald Gar
shag and Murray Green
stone.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
RinsIe Opens
FoIIs Church Office

John d. RingIe this week
announced opening Of real
estate investment offices
at A Leesburg pike, Falls
Church.
Mr.. Ringle. a former presi-
dent of the Chamber of Com
merce of Deerfield Beach,
Fla, has a background in the
real estate field in Florida,
Colombia, and the Bahams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
Seven Win
Golf Prizes

Seven persons walked off
with top golf prizes at the
Summer Outing of the Mont
gomery County Board of
Realtors, which broug h t
more than TOO members and
guests to the Brooke Manor
Club.
The successful golfers were:
G. B. Holland, Earl Morris,
Charles T. Hall, Mrs. Evelyn
williams, Katherine Diggs,
Perky CulIinane and Pat
Rhodes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
DouVin Joins
Better Homes

Philip X. DAWN has been
named to the sales staff of
the Alexandria office of Bet
ter Homes Realty, Inc,
George P. Shafran, president,
has announced.
Mr.. DAWN, who attended
Douglas Business College,
Charleroi, Pa, has been active
with the Northern Virginia
Real Estate Board and is now
serving on its Public Rela-
tionS Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
Realty Revue

''Realtor - Your Measure
Of Trust" was the winning
entry in a slogan contest
held yesterday by the Mont
gomery County Board of
Realtors.
Marguerite TrOmba of the
w. j. Nicholas Co. wrote the
winning slogan. Runner up
was George Reynolds of Bur-
ton-Kelleigh, Inc, with BE
RealiStic-See a Realtor."
Purpose of the contest
among board members was to
create a suitable slogan for
use in advertising property
listings.
Mrs. Tromba was awarded
two tickets to the Boards
Summer Outing.
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Nominating Committee
To Meet on Slate

The Nominating Commit
tee of the Montgomery Coun-
ty Board of Realtors will meet
at 1870 pm. August IA to
choose a slate of officers for
submission to the Board S
annual meeting in october.
James C. COnley is chair
man of the committee Serv-
ing with him are five past
presidents: Maragaet Dunkley
Held, Ralph P. Ripley, AdOlph
C. ROhland, Marvin w. Sim
mons and c. Robert Gray.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-28
Suburban Opens
Virginia Office

Suburban Properties Man
agement, Inc, has opened its
first Northern Virginia office
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at A Leesburg pike, Falls
Church, Max F. FitZig, presi-
dent, has announced.
John ]. Dennis, III, Secre-
tary-treaSurer and sales di-
rector of the firm, will super
wise the operation and Robert
c. KlOpp will be sales man
ager.
Harold B. Parks, former
Rockville Upper Montgom-
cry County sales manager for
Suburban, will replace Mr..
Klopp at the KenSington-
Chevy Chase office, and JO-
Seph r. RyOn will take over
Mr.. Parks duties in the
Rockville-Upper County Of
flee.
Long Becomes
Licensed Broker
Marvin r. Lang, vice preSi-
dent of the Allan Lang
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Two Join
Kent StaH

Stanley Ebert and Samuel
Dickman have Joined the
residential sales department
of Robert H. Kent & Co., the
firm announced this week.
Mr.. Ebert has been in the
real estate field in nearby
Maryland for the last two
years. Mr.. Dickman, a Wash
ington resident for 20 years,
has been in the restaurant
management field for the last
10 years.
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Mrs. LoughIin
Gives Talk

Mrs. Naomi Laughlin, ex-
ecutive vice president of the
Montgomery County Board
of Realtors, recently spoke on
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Beouesu bedrooms ~ tile baths with color CO.
odnoted fixtures Magic Chef Cos Runse with Magic Brain Burner
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washer and disposal plus advanced features YOU will love-
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Long Becomes
Licensed Broker

Marvin r. Lang, vice preSi-
dent of the Allan Lang
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you among the many who hove been waiting for the opening
this section at Moby Woods ride out this week end and inspect
the choice lots being offered for the first time Mosby Woods
model Of good Taste community planning Pride your MOsy Woods
home will increase with the years. Expert land appraisers consider Moby
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em Virginia. This means your investment will appreciate in value as
time goes on Moby Woods homes distinguished by exclusive interior
renements all levels They offer pattern Of living that will delight
and excite your entire family
Evening star., 1962-12-23

not another $40 runaway as
last year. George Halas, coach
owner Of the Chicago Bears.
calls II q toSsup.
Green Bay beat Detroit in
their first meeting, o., on three
field goals and the Giants
edged Detroit. l7-l4, on Don
Chambers field goal. In their
second meeting. the Lions
roughed UP the Packers on
Thanksgiving Day. 26-l4.
They are both about the
same type Of teams" Wilson
said. Green Bay has a little
better running. but New York's
running is pretty good. too.
Both have good passing and, OF
course, Y. A. Title and Del
Shofner are both having great
years. Both have a good de-
fense.
TITS not going TO be a run
away like last year, whoever
wins. II little had a good day.
the Giants could win"
Papa Bear Of Chicago lost
TO the Giants, 1924. the day
New York clinched the Eastern
Evening star., 1962-12-23

title. and absorbed 400 and
38-7 beatings from Green Bay,
but he claims he Is not con-
vinced.
Both Powerhouses
"Itll be a tossup." Halas
said. They're both great teams
on offense and defense. I
wouldn't predict the score or
the winner. They've both got
terrific power"
Skorich thinks the weather
will be the big factor with the
Giants needing a clear, dry
surface TO capitalize on their
passing.
"If It's bad weather, I'll pick
the Packers with their strong
running game. But II will still
be close, perhaps one touch
down difference" said Skorich,
whose Eagles we're bombed by
Green Bay, 400. and beaten
twice by New York, 20 l3 and
1914. "on a good day, with
clear, dry weather. I'll pick the
Giants.
This will be the best cham
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season. September %, when our
offense wasn't much TO crow
about. We did pretty decently
against New York.
Both teams are strong Of
fensively. I think New York
with Title. Shofner and Frank
clifford has the edge In pass
ing. Green Bay has the edge
In running. Defensively there
is not much difference. My
favorite would be New York
because II is an Eastern Di-
vision team"
The game at Yankee Stadium
will be the Goth In a title
series dating back 10 1888. The
Packers have q Az record in
title games and the Giants have
a 80 record.
The home team has won 20
Of 28 games not counting the
1885 contest played by the
Boston Redskins on neutral
territory at New Yorks Pole
Grounds because they were moi
drawing In Boston. Green Bay
beat the Redskins that year
In '37 the Redskins moved u
Washington.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
STRICKEN BOY, 9,
GETS HIS WISH
VISIT BY TOLAR

HOUSTON, Dec. % CAP).
An Alabama boy turned
down a Texas Children's
Hospital nurse when she
told him she could arrange
for an astronaut TO visit
him.
I'D rather see Charlie
Tolar," replied Gary Smith,
8. who is hospitalized with
Hodgkins disease.
Tolar. fullback for the
Houston Oilers, made
Gary's wish come true to-
day.
Tolar visited the young
ster and gave him two toys
and a football autographed
by the Oilers, who seek
their third straight AFL
championship tomorrow in
a game with the Dallas
Texans.
Gary Is a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James c. Smith,
Spring Hill, Ala.
"Gary's ambition is TO be
a quarterback" Mr.. Smith
said.
Evening star., 1962-12-23

down passes as the Texans rar
over Houston, 3l-3, in late No.
vember while intercepting si1
passes and recovering three
fumbles. A week later Blands
bombed Dallas for a 14-6 vic.
tory as the Houston defense
prevented the Texans from
crossing the Oiler 34-yard line
the first SIS minutes.
Dawson set a league RECORD
with a 500 percentage com.
piled while completing 189 Of
$40 passes for 2,759 yards anc
29 touchdowns. Blanda COM
pleted 1877 Of 418 for 2,810 yards
and q touchdowns.
Houston Double Leader
Houston led the league ir
total offense, averaging 35s
yards per game to 347 for run.
ner-up Dallas. The Texans lee
in defense with 282 yards, com.
pared to 295 for second place
Houston.
Dallas clinched the Western
Division championship Novem.
ber 18 but Houston had Il
maintain its seven-game win.
ming streak to take the Eastern
title by lla games over the
Boston Patriots.
Both teams are in near per.
feet physical condition, but
Dallas will be without Chri!
Burford, a star end who wa!
injured four weeks ago.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
KENNEDY TO SEE
ORANGE BOWL

PALM BEACH, Fla, Dec.
% (AP).-President Ken
nedy has accepted an invi-
tation Of Gov. Farris
Bryant Of Florida to at
tend the Orange Bowl
football game in Miami
New Years Day.
Alabama and Oklahoma
will be the opponents.
Pierre Salinger, White
House Press Secretary. said
today Mr.. Kennedy would
fly to Miami on New
Years Day and return here
after the game.
Mr.. Kennedy attended
the Orange Bowl in 1861.
but did not go last year
when his father, Joseph P.
Kennedy, was In O hospital
after suffering a stroke.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
West Virginia
Beaten, 79-75.
By Kentucky

LEXINGTON, KY. Dec. %
(AP) - Kentucky's nationally
ninth-ranked Wildcats refused
to quit under pressure tonigh'
as they dfeated seventh-rankec
West Virginia, 1915, to win tht
championship of the Univer.
Sity of Kentucky Invitational
Basketball Tournament. r
In the opener, Oregon State
beat Iowa, 6l-55, for third
place.
Jim Rodgers scored l3 points
to lead the Hawkeye scoring.
Mel Counts, Oregon States
7-toot pivotman, led the Bea-
verS with 10 points, IL in the
first half.
For Kentucky, it was Cotton
Nash who proved the difference
in Q battle of All-America can
didates, outdoing the Noun
taineers' Rod Thorn.
Nash, a 6-foot-5 junior took
charge of the Wildcats as they
battled back from a 1929 half
time deficit to take the lead at
ALAG with Is minutes and l8
seconds to 60 and never trailed
thereafter.
Nash and Thorn tied for
scoring honors with 80 points
each. but Nash's prowess on
the boards made the difference.
Kentucky, playing without
starting pivotman Don Rolfes,
out with an injured ankle,
opened up a 53-47 lead with
Ill:40 to go and maintained
about a 5-point lead the rest Of
the game.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
STATISTICS

him honors as the South's mos
valuable player.
Bob Paramore, a Little ALI
America, from Florida Ann
another Negro who was chosen
along with Richardson, made II
a greater day for his race by
winning the sportsmanshir
award for a fine running per-
formance on a bad ankle.
The desperate. ganie-winning
pass caught the Yankees, who
were favored by seven points,
with their defenses down. The
lanky, ong-Strlding Richard
son caught it at the North 40
and rambled untouched across
the goal.
Jerry Gross Of Detroit had
pitched the North into a lat
lead, although he had been far
out-distanced by Woolum in
passing yardage. Gross was vo-
ted the North's outstanding
performer.
The Detroit 1882 ounder
pitched 7 yards to Halfback
Lonny Sanders Of Michigan
State for the first touchdown
in the opening quarter after
Northwestern's Larry Benz had
set up the scoring opportunity
by recovering a tumble at the
South's 80.
The South quickly struck
back to tie it up, TT, on a 4S-
yard throw to Richardson. The
ball was DETECTED by a North
defender into Richardson's
hands and he went the last 20
yards.
Favored on the basis OF It's
running attack. the North went
to the air to take the lead
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again. Gross hit End Walt
Sweeney of Syracuse and Tom
Hennessey of Holy Cross with
three passes, and from the 10
Fullback Dave Francis Of Ohio
State smashed over in two
plays.
both Sanders and Fran
els were selected by the
Redskins in the National
Football League draft. San
ders was selected second,
and Francis was a seventh
round choice
Richardson, who Is headed
for the Baltimore Colts, almost
snatched two other touchdown
passes. On one, he was just
barely out of the end-zone
bounds. On another he was
triple teamed and couldn't
quite get to the ball.
A crowd of only 1882, in
cluding hundreds of kids who
were admitted free, watched
the game played In balmy
weather in the 70S.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Houston, Dallas
Settle AFL Title

HOUSTON, Dec. % (AP) -
The well-balanced Dallas Tex
ans challenge the pass-minded
Houston Oilers in a Texas
showdown tomorrow for the
American Football League
championship.
Dallas will be trying to
wrestle from the defending
champions the title Houston
has held since the AFL was
organized in 1860.
The oilers are favored by
612 points in the Texas feud
that will be televised nationally
starting at 3 pm. EST (WMAL
%. An overflow crowd of
$1,000 is expected at Jeppesen
Public Schools Stadium.
Records leave little choice
between the two teams. Both
won Lewiston titles with 11-3
records. They rank one-two in
the AFL in both total offense
and total defense. Neither
gained a wide statistical edge
while splitting two regular sea-
son games.
Houston's attack, as in 1850
and 1861, centers on the ex-
plosive passes of George Blanda
The old pro Of l3 years is
backed by such top runners as
Charlie Tolar and Billy Cannon
but about two out of every
three yards the Oilers gained
this season resulted from passes
Dallas Attack Balanced
Dallas blends the brilliant
passing Of Len Dawson, th>
AFL's player Of the year, with
the power and speed Of Curtis
McClinton, the rookie of the
year, and Abner Haynes, the
leagues leading ground gamer
in 1860. The Texan formula has
resulted in near-perfect balance
in that Dallas gained 2,45t
yards in IA games on passes anc
2,407 yards rushing.
Blanda set league record
this year by having AZ passes
intercepted but he rallied the
Oilers from behind six times
and Houston moves into its
third title game seeking ar
eighth straight victory. Blands
had only % interceptions last
season. when he preceded Daw.
son as the leagues player Of
the year.
Dawson threw three touch.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Butler Deals Irish
First Loss, $3.50

INDIANAPOLIS Dec. % (AP)
"A Butler University basket
ball team that had lost six
of seven games rose up and
toppled previously unbeaten
Notre Dame tonight, $3.50. The
Irish had won six straight
Butler used only six men in
the game, and two, Tom Bow
man and 6-foot-6 Jeff Blue,
Bulldogs, points. Blue hit nine
Of IL shots from the field and
five Of six free throws for %
points. Mowman matched him
with nine fielders in 81 shots
and also sank five of six free
throws.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
South Nips North AI|-Stars
In Final 81 Seconds, 1914

MIAMI, Dec. % (AP).-Big
Willie Richardson broke the
South's color line in the North
South college all-star football
game today and carried the
Rebels to a 1914 victory when
he scored on an 80-yard pass
play with 81 seconds to go.
Randy Kerbow of Rice threw
the pass. Then Jerry Woolun
of Kentucky whipped another
to his teammate, Jerry Cash
for the two extra points that
made the actual difference.
Richardson, Little All-Amer-
lea choice from Jackson Miss.
State College, ended his college
career with a dazzling pass
catching performance that won
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Reese to Undergo
Surgery on Lung

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. %
(AP). - Peewee Reese, former
star shortstop for the old
Brooklyn Dodgers, will undergo
surgery early next month to
have a spot removed from his
lung.
Reese said the spot, about
the size Of his thumb, was dis
covered recently when he un-
derwent a physical examina-
ton. Reese is now a televisior
broadcaSter.
The exact date Of the opera
ton was not given.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Ohio Stute Rolls
To Sixth Victory

DETROIT Dec. % (AP). -
Ohio State, the Nations third
ranked basketball power, drove
to its sixth straight victory to-
night, beating a sophomore
studded Detroit team. l0l-66.
in its first road test Of the
season.
Ohio State, winning Its first
game on the road, jumped TO
an early lead and coasted in
after leading 5l-37 at halftime.
Gary Bradd was top scorer
Bradd finished with 10 points.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Houston ROuts
Niami Of Ohio
In Tangerine

ORLANDO, Fla, Dec. %
(AP).-Sparked by the sensa-
tional running of Sophomore
Halfback Joe Lopasky, the Uni
versity of Houston rolled over
Miami of Ohio, 1921, today in
the 18th annual Tangerine
Bowl football game.
Lopasky exploded for four
touchdowns, including a 10
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Missouri Shocks Tech in B|uebonnet 14-1O
77-Yurd Run
Gives Tigers
Upset Win

HOUSTON, Dec. % (AP)-Bill
Tobin. taking advantage Of a
key block by Andy Russell,
broke loose for q 77-yardI
touchdown run in the third
quarter today to break UP a
defensive deadlock and giveN
Missouri a l4-l0 victory over
favored Georgia Tech in tha
fourth annual Bluebonnet
Bowl football game.
Russell, with two intercep-
tionS, then paced the powerful
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Taylor Praised

Skorich singled out Jim Tay-
lor as the foundation OF the
Packers ground attack and pre-
dicted no matter what the
weather. the difference would
be one touchdown.
Lemm's Cardinals gave the
Packers quite a battle In Sep
tember before bowing. ITO. II
was 30 at the half. The Cardi-
mails were In the ball game
while losing 10 the Giants, 81
IL and 3i-28.
II think they're both fine
teams" Lemm said. II cant
compare the games we played
with each team because w
played the Packers early In tn,
Evening star., 1962-12-23
STATISTICS

yard punt return, and kept a
crowd Of $500 on its feet much
of the game.
The fast Texas team Swapped
touchdowns with a gallant hut
outclassed Ohio squad in the
first, third and fourth periods.
The telling quarter was the Sec
ond when the Cougars slashed
through the Redskin line on the
ground and through the air for
four tallies.
Miami struck fast and hard
in the opening minutes of the
first period, scoring after inter-
cepting a pass by Houston
Quarterback Billy Roland. Half
back Scott Tayler scooped the
aerial in and put Miami on the
Houston 81.
Five in Row
Three plays later Miami
scored on an 8-yard pass from
Quarterback Ernie Kellerman
to End Gerald Myers.
The Texas squad then broke
loose and scored five touch
downs before the halftime gun.
Lopasky scored the first
Cougar touchdown on a 3-yard
run, and then it was all Hous-
ton in the second quarter.
Fullback Bobby Brezina
plunged over from the / for
the second tally, and took a
pass from Quarterback Billy
Roland for the third.
Lopasky then broke loose
for a 70-yard punt return for
a touchdown and a 3-yard
Roland pass to Mcmillan cap
ped the scoring burst that put
Houston ahead at halftime,
35-7.
However. Miami was still to
be contended with.
Quarterback Ernie Kellerman
switched to the shotgun sys-
tenn and caught the Houston
defense off guard.
Lefty Passer
The l67-pound sophomore
uncorked a barrage of left
handed passes. and runs that
finally connected for another
RedSkin tally when he plunged
over from the /. But the Cou-
garS put the finishing touches
on their second bowl victory,
moving to Miami 4 where Lo-
pasky bulled his way through
the line for another score.
Still fighting, Miami moved
the ball to the Houston 10 in
the fourth period and sent Half
back Bill Neumeier over for
another score.
But Houston added an insur-
ance touchdown when Lopasky
pulled in a 13-yard pass from
Roland for his fourth score Of
the game.
This is Houston's second
bowl victory in as many ap-
pearances. The Cougars beat
Dayton, 1921, in the 1851
Salad Bowl at Phoenix.
Evening star., 1962-12-23

pionship game in recent years.
because the Giants are so
much better this year than last,
Depth is their strength. Depth
in the defensive secondary and
the offensive backfield. little
and Shofner are much better
this year. They work together
better"
Evening star., 1962-12-23
All Title Game
Names, Numbers

Rosters for the Dallas
TerdnS and Houston oilers
for the American Football
League championship game
at Houston today at 3 pm. on
WMAI-7
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Consolation Prizes

The two fans who had picked
the first two winners in the
twin double and then started
the second half with Little
Kelley were paid $3.50 each
as a consolation prize.
The lone bettor who picked
the seventh race winner, Rosy
Wack, and coupled it with
High Purpose II, received a con-
ISOLATION of $198.60. Cashable
numbers in the twin double
were 6-6-4-6.
Wagering on the 10-race pro-
gram amounted to $251 ,035,
the second poorest handle since
the winter stand opened here
last Monday. Included in to-
days hardy crowd were IS fans
who arrived by bus from the
New York area, and 80 from
New Jersey.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
COACHES WHO PLAYED EM SHOULD KNOW
Giants, Packers Battle Called Tight Fit

NEW YORK, Dec. % CAP) -
Coaches Of teams which have
played against both the Green
Bay Packers and New York
Giants figure the Packers have
the edge in power and the
Giants a superior passing at
tack.
The two teams which meet
In the December 30 National
Football League title game here
met four common rivals during
the regular season - Chicago.
Detroit, Philadelphia and st.
Louis.
Wally Lemm. whose st. Louis
Cardinals lost twice TO the
Giants and once 10 the Packers,
picks the Giants. Nick Skorich
OF the Philadelphia Eagles likes
the Giants on a dry field and
the Packers In heavy going
Evening star., 1962-12-23
A GRAND DAY
Both Doubles Soar
AtCharIes own
winning numbers were 10 ant

winning numbers were 10 and
7.
The twin double became
more involved than usual to-
day when two horses were
scratched in the seventh and
eighth races, the last half of
the twin double, causing two
consolation payoffs in addition
to the SLIP return paid to
the 10 fans who correctly
picked the four winners in the
fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth
events.
Little Kelley and High Pur-
pose II were late Withdrawals
from the seventh and eighth
races when they failed to show
up in the paddock. Both horses
are trained by Anthony j. Hem
merick.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
FOOTBALL SCORES

BLUEBoNNET BOWL
Missouri IA - Georgia Tech 10
NORTH-SOUTH SHRINE
South h. 80. North II
TANGERlNE BOWL
Houston 10 Miami (OhiO) FL
Evening star., 1962-12-23

TeIevision

Football
AFL Championship, Houston
VS.. Dallas, WMAL-7, 3 pm
Bowling
Cham mpionship Bowling
WMAL-7, noon.
Bowling Teens, WMAL-7. !
pm.
Evening star., 1962-12-23

North-sanders Z, pass from Gross
(Ohl kick).
South-Richardso as, pass from
Woolum (Kerbow kick).
North-Francis /, run (Ohl kick).
South Richardson so. pass from Ker-
bow. l0ash, pass from Wooluml.
Attendance, 1882.
Evening star., 1962-12-23
Field Goals Decisive

George Wilson OF the Detroit
Lions, the only team TO beat
the Packers all season, rates
the teams about even and pre-
diets II will be O close game,