davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1963-05-19
S. Entries in Regotto
Upset by High Winds

idity. Donald L. Tate. aye. 1884;
i:4s:ss; B. Keipie, Richard L. Hend-
erson, oIYs, 1:40:i7.
Cruising division Fleet winners-l,
Trepidlty; 2. .Temerity' . Teeetotaler;
TSss Tsss., sA y hoffman & DOiatHS ssH hsmHt saSic,
II; R.. sindle, Island HeiShts Yacht
Club, N J." 4.
Cougar cats--l. Mystere, r, II.
Calves, Potomac River Sailing Aseo-
citation. Oia. =. Tahibf Fever, r. W.
III. J. b. Sinner. 4.
Rainbow class-l. Follow Me, p. J.
Wood, Rainbow Association, INA, 2,
Tiger, Ogilvie, Phillips, 10, 3. Helia,
\. p. conert. Rainbow Association, y.
Flying Dutchmen-i. Tipsy, DR.. M.
J.. Stout, ssA. 5h.
Lightnings--i, catinu, y. Derrick
son, Baltimore Yacht Club, Oh; 2.
Dolphin, o. Bruce, Bye : sugar u
Spice, II. G. Hensehen, Bye T.
Thistle, oreln Hool. Chuck Wiley,
sSA, sh. 2, Raisin, Ben O.. Well BSA.
Z, 8, Alice, Ed Hoyt. SSA. q.
international lls==l, Pigalle, 8. J.
Leech. BsA, Bh, 2, Crabgrass Keeper
M, WalSev. BSA, 4.
Hamptons-l, Leprechaun.. Beyerly
Bryan, Miles River Yacht Club, 6h,
=, snipss-l, 90 Devil. r. c. Winklsr'
Jet i4s--l, Maikai II, Joe Willis,
PRssA' .shi ,cIrele' I'll, u; = pSsigsl. Sss,.
more, pRsA, o.
swains, b., Trsd Avon Yacht Club
l9i4. .. Lambklns. I'd Mclean, EBA,
~ ., Rickoshay. Jim Greenfield
Cooper River Yacht Club, N. j., 10.
- penguln ssniors,T,i. Top Hat ,Tom
Vance 3trausburg. Olenmar SAILING
Association, ..
Penguin Juniors-i. coaulnn, Ebby
Dupont, aye, ga.
windmilis-i, Wanda Lea. Ed Layi.
ano, Belport Yacht Club. sh z, saucy,
II. Chauyenet. pRSA, z. ., Vim, A. b.
Cnflco, g.
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Slow Play
PenoItyH
Miss Smith

MUSKOGEE, Okla. May l8
(AP) A two-stroke penalty
for slow play against Marilyn
Smith gave Mickey Wright a
two-stroke lead after the third
round Of the $4,000 Muskogee
Women's pen golf tournament
today.
Miss Smith shot a l-over-par
II for a 2l7. while Miss Wright
had a 70. They would have
been tied except for the penalty
which boosted Miss Smiths
score to 73 for a 54-hole total
OF 2l9.
other victims OF the slow
play penalty we're Miss Smiths
companions Judy Kimball and
Beth Stone. Miss Kimball would
have been third behind the two
leaders except for the penalty.
The tournament committee
would say only that an official
complaint had been filed and
declined 10 confirm or deny a
report that the complaint was
filed by Miss Wright.
This is the first penalty this
year for slow play, but a COM
mittee member said one prev
ious protest had been filed this
year involving Miss Smith.
Miss Wright and Miss Smith
stand one-two in tournament
victories and money winnings
this year. They have met twice
i playotfs and each has won
mn nnRa
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Nuqent DiscIoses His List
OF 81 Football Recruits

There's always a chance
that a couple might get away
to some other school," Nugent
explained, but we don't expect
that to happen. They've signed
the papers here. and we've
talked things over with their
parents. Everything appears
SET"
A further guarantee could
come this week. The ACC has
a new agreement with five 9TH
er conference.-the Big Eight,
Southwest, Southeastern, Big
Ten and Missouri Valley, plus
West Virginia, Pittsburgh, Syr-
acuse and Penn State-to re-
spect other letters of intent. 1t
goes into effect tomorrow.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

Bender of Wakefield Of Airing
ton cleared ga in the high
jump.
The summaries:
Shot Put, Andy Bowling, Z c.
Glass. 55 feet z inches. 2. Jim Bull,
Newport News, 54-l0. g.. Mike Powers,
6Gss' Gan bUasis: s5iSfs i2ta Sreenan 52P1 2on S
Bob scharnus. Homer Ferguson, 52-e.
Broad Jump, Fred Apspachs New
Artman, newport News Si-7E. 3,
Jimmy Twiford Maury, 2l-0. 4. David
Asch, ]. Z. B. Stuart, 20-ll "a. 3, Greg
Wheeler. Washington-Lee, 2O-9ls.
Diseus-1, Jim Bull. Newport News.
z. c. Glass, 1908. 8, Steve Hughes,
Lane, l59-9. 4, Andy Bowling. Z, c.
Glass. 1892. 5. Ray Austin. Church
land. l45-O.
High Jump. Jim Bender. Wake
field. Q feet y inch. 2, Ed Perrow,
Z. c. Glass, 5-llh. 8. Bill Klinksiek,
Wakefield. s-lih. 4 Chris NICHOLSON S,,s1s =
FsirisS FFsTRtSh Second Second third Il S and ST foufth
missesJ
prns:.. RS: y1als HHn: Il feet T:rry G:ss: Ssssh'!
sVsrton, Eve % Great BTidss. is.G. Z. Fred
Gray, Princess Anne, 1870, B, Steve
Sparkman, Newport News 1913. tThlrc
ana fourth places decided on basis oi
fewest misses)
120 High Hurdles-l, Dave Lewis,
Douglas Freeman, l4.3 lties meet
record set BY Joe MeDonouGh, Granny
lse9: i: 2 ss Greg nPS' PhilliPs' orla6oy iss eb',
Abbott, Hampton, :i5.4. 8, Rick Fischer
AnnAndale, :lb.6.
lOO-l, Ronnie spruill. Norview
| 100. Steve Harlow. Mclean, :lO.l
/ 8. Gary Boxer. Hampton. :10.2. 4
| Forrest Fisher. Princess Anne, :l03
D. TED Saunders. oW OF ALEXANDRIA
Mile. Terry Donnelly. Washing.
lngton- Lee, 4:23.7, 8, Steve Washburn
FSlls Church, 4273. q, Phil Moore
Lane, 4;3l !. 5, Andy Kovalski, War
wick. 43l.S
44O--l Fred Anspach, Newport
News, :4s.s inject reeordj old record
400, set by Jim Patillo. Norview
lg60l. 2, Dan Darby. Hammond. 40 2
3. Bob Elkins. WaShington-Lee. .5O4
4, Jon Safley, Hammond, sos.
Mike Jones, Hampton. :bl.O.
ls9 Low Hurdle.ai, Dave Lewis
old record, 1919, set By snead, War
Evening star., 1963-05-19
BY STEVE GUBACK
Star Staff Writer

Tom Nugent, Maryland's
football coach, has been say
ing the Terps have recruited
the best group of prospects in
the Atlantic Coast Conference
area, and yesterday he listed
the names to prove it.
Nugent read off 80 names,
18 of them backs, who have
signed grants-in-aid with
Maryland for next season. 9th
ers probably will be added later.
"On paper it's the most i'm
pressive-looking fire S h m a n
squad we've ever had" Nugent
commented, "and in my opin-
ion no one in the ACC can
surpass 1t. We wanted to get
some good-sized linemen, and
we particularly wanted some
big backs. Another shortage
was of pass-catching ends, and
we picked up a lot of them"
The list shows a half dozen
linemen weighing from 220 to
245. 1t also shows six rangy
ends, including Joe Pryor Of
Natick, Mass. who made sew
eral high school All-America
teams, and AL Bilanciani, an
other highly regarded flanker
from Wilmington, Del.
Nugent was quick to point
out that Bilanciani comes from
the school that produced three
members of Minnesota's 1860
national championship team.
The lineup of backs includes
gems like Thomas Hickey, a
2l5-pound high school ALI
America halfback from Stam-
ford, Conn; John Spangler,
the star of the Baltimore Poly
team that went to Miami's
Elks Bowl, and Phil Petry, the
204-pounder from Hagerstown
Md, who is regarded by some
as that States best-ever quar-
terback prospect.
Among the other eye-catch-
ers are Walt Marciniak of Old
Forge, Pa, and Joe Simoldini
of Bulls Prep. two excellent
hefty fullbacks. and Richard
Nye and Lee Nancy, a pair Of
swift halfbacks who have quail
ified for the upcoming Penn
sylvania dash championships.
About rs per cent Of the
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BOYS BASEBALL

Mount Nernon.Les rloneer LeaEus
senior DIVISION
Jerry'i BARRIERS, D. c&J Delieates-
sen, ,,
Meponalds 7; Rose Hill 5,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY BPA
Eastern Juniors
oakview Juniors, ~ TakomA Park
Rockets, 2.
silso Panthers. 10; Rock Greek
Cougers, 2,
v..,. ,.-,.
Noitnerh suhlot
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AIexundriun Scores
Ace at Cedar Crest

Bill Howard Of Alexandria
shot his first hole-in-one yes
terday on the l46 yard 10th
hole at the Cedar Crest Coun-
try Club. He used a five iron.
Howard was playing in a
foursome with Jerry Miles,
Fred Richie and Ernie New
man.
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group" Nugent said, will be
playing in high school all-star
games this summer. Almost all
are first-string all-State, and
several are (Scholastic) ALL
Americans. I've never had a
group with finer press creden-
tials, and that includes the '61
freshmen who went undefeat-
ed"
Those on the list, Nugent
said, have met all Maryland
academic requirements so far,
subject to final June grades.
Under terms of the ACES
letter. Intent regulations, the
prospects may not sign with
any other school in the con-
ference.
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Pittsburgh and Duke
Book 196o-70 Games

PITTSBURGH, May l8 (AP).
The University Of Pittsburgh
announced today it will play
Duke in football in 1869 and
1870.
Pitt will visit Duke October
4, 1869. The second game will
be played at Pitt Stadium Oc-
tober 3. 1910.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

WILLIAMSBURG. Va, May
lS (AP).-Tireless Freddie An
spach won three events as an
ticipated and got unexpected
help in the field events today
as Newport News romped to its
18th State Group IA scholas-
tic track championship in the
46th annual meet here.
Anspach started with 81 foot,
10 inch broad Jump that beat
teammate Bob Artman, blazed
to q record breaking 48.8-sec-
ond victory over Dan Darby of
Hammond of Alexandria in de-
Tending his 440-yard dash title,
and finished with a 22.3 victory
in the 220.
Newport News finished with
35 points and never was threat
ened by runnerup Washington
Lee Of Arlington with 27 and
Hampton with 25.
As brilliant as was Anspach,
he Just did overshadow Dave
Lewis, brilliant hurdler from
Douglas Freeman Of Richmond,
and Terry Donnelly, Washing
ton-Lee's crack distance run
ner.
Lewis tied the record Of l4.3
seconds with an easy triumph
in the l20-yard high hurdles
and obliterated the mark In
the 1870 low hurdles, twice being
clocked in l9.2-four-tenths Of
a second under the old stand
ard.
Donnelly came close TO
breaking two records consid-
cred impregnable after they
were set last year by Norview's
great Jimmy Johnson-4:22.9 g
in the mile and 1850 In the
$50.
Making up a 25-yard deficit
In the last lap. Donnelly over
hauled teammate Steve Lyon
In the mile and won in 423.2
He missed by only two-tenths
OF a second with a 1852 mile
chat whipped Steve Harrell Of
Woodrow Wilson OF Ports
mouth and Lyon.
Ronnie Spruill Of Norviev
retained his title in the 100.
yard dash with a narrow VIC
tory over McLean's Steve Har.
low in 10 seconds flat.
A third record was shattered
when Hammond's mile relay
team, anchored by Darby, wal
clicked in 3:24.0, clipping al
most iIa seconds off th'
1894 mark set last year b!
Hampton. Kirk Cromar, Star
Maynard and Jon Safley pre-
ceded Darby In the record run
A l6-point performance ii
the field events earned fourtf
place for E. c. Glass OF Lynch
burg. All the Hilltoppers
points we're contributed b!
Andy Bowling, surprise winneI
In the shotput. and Ed Perrow
who was beaten out In botf
the discus and high Jump
where he was favored.
Defending champion John
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Ki||ebrew,Post
Homer as Kaat
Halls Tribe

CLEVELAND May 10 (AP).
Lefty Jim Kaat pitched a
five-hitter today and gave the
Minnesota Twins their second
straight victory over the In
dians, 81.
Kaat won his second game
against four losses with the
help Of a pair of two-run
homers by Harmon Killebrew
and Wally Post. Post was pur-
chased from Cincinnati Thurs
day.
Killebrew belted a ball $50
feet into the left field seats,
practically duplicating his
clout Of Friday night, his third
round-tripper.
Post slugged a ball 43O feet
to centerfield.
Both drives came against
Sam Mcdowell, Indians 20
year-old left-hander who alb
sorbed his third defeat against
two victories.
Mcdowell allowed only four
hits over the first seven inn
ings, but two of them were
the homers.
He left in the eighth, when
the Twins scored three more
runs on singles by Killebrew.
Bob Allison, Post and Rich
Rollins. Rollins came against
Barry Latman.
Kaat permitted four hits
during the first eight innings,
one of which was rookie third
baseman Max Alvis' fifth
homer. Kaat had retired 10
men in a row entering the
ninth.
MINNESOTA CLEVELAND
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MINOR LEAGUES
INIIRNAIInNAL LEAnuE

ISTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo, 10. Rochester. B.
CAROLINA LEAGUE
Raleigh, 4 Kinston. = first Ramel,
Burllngton, 4, Durham, 2 first
gameb
Newport News. 4i Portsmouth. o
~ PACifIc COAST LEAGUE
Denver, 10. Oklahoma City, tfifst
SOUTH ATLANTIC
ChAttanooga 4, Macon q.
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VARIED SPORTS

BASEBALL
West Virginia, ST.: VMI. A.2.
Cambell, \, Frederick. 2.
LACROSSE
Maryland, l5i Johns HOPKINS. II
Army, IL, Syracuse, u.
Navy Plebes, 22 Baltimore &c, 4.
TRACK
Navy gi ls' Pitt. 36h.
GOLF
Navy Plebes, 4; Princeton Frosh, 3
TENNIS
western, nj. 5; Northern, ILL.,. 5
'ac'sih' csntfai y Michlsan. ioi Illinois state
BASKETBALL
tWorld Championship Al Riol
France, B7, Puerto Rico, 80.
YuRoslavia. 80, Italy, "a
BASEBALL
Florida State, 4. Georgia, 3,
Richmond, 4 Virginia, 4,
Marietta, b-0 Denniton, l-4.
Capital 3-B. Keyon, Les,
Bowling Green, 4. Marshall,
Michigan. SD, Ohio State, AS,
Ohio, 4.15. Toledo, O-i.
Iowa, i5-7. Wisconsin, D-S.
Evening star., 1963-05-19

E-Adair. PO-A-C Chicago 2A-s, Balti.
more 27-9, tnone out when winning run
scoredl. LOB Chiago 2, Baltimore S.
2B- Hansen. Carreon. SB- Smith.
Up n X Err BIB so
Peters .......... ,
xwilhelm L, "a . "a 2 z
Barber W, - - 10
x-Pitched to three men in 9th.
HBP-By Peters (Gentile). U-Kinna.
mon, Stevens. Napp, Umont. T-2:26.
A l6,349.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEVROLETS
Fords, PontiacS
sTRAIoHT-sTIcK SPECIALS

'63 PONTIAC Grand Pr!x S3,e9b
4-speed, positraction. aluminium
wheels, tinted glass, power steer
Ing, showroom condition, factory
warranty available.
'63 CORVETTE stinsray "a. 1876
Coupe, 4-speed, poSitraction, elec-
tric windows, beautiful dark blue
finish, showroom condition This
car specially priced.
'62 FORD Convertible S2,495
Sunliner, 400" engine, overdrive,
beautiful white finish, white top,
carefully driven one-owner car.
so CHEVROLET Impala s2,695
2-dr hardtop, "327" engine. 4
speeds, red finish, red Interior,
mint condition.
81 PONTIAC Bonneville s2,4e5
Convertible, 4-speed. tri power
power steering, Excellent condition.
81 CHEVROLET Impala sl.eoS
king white finish. red interior
showroom condition.
80 CORVETTE Convert. S2,595
3-speed, r. and h., slick black
finish, mechanically perfect.
80 PONTIAC Catalina Sl,495
Convertible, floor shift, r. and h .,
beautiful white finish. Absolutely
perfect.
'6s CHEVROLET Impala Sl,0eb
Convertible, VS., T. and h., beau
tiful blue finish, white top. me-
chanically perfect.
81 PONTIAC 2-dr. Hardtop S995
4-speed trans, beAut. black fin.
iSh, white top. This car has beer
carefully taken care OF and ready
to CO.
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PA.-106 ACRES
PA.-230 ACRES
COUNTRY PROPERTY

RESTAURANT, equipped. $50 : II.
road frontage. Route eli. Over
an acre. plenty OF parking. 2-rm.
living quarters in building, area
badly in need Of good restaurant,
ton. Va. $3.50. The best In Il.
nancinR. IA. Alias after 0 pm.
I2 ACRES. wooded, rolling grounds,
small stream. good lakesite, noun
tain view, good neighborhood. 10
miles south OF culpeper. Va.
S2,450. Low down payment. easy
terms. IA. Alias after o pm.
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67O9 N. H. AVE. NV.
SIT. wide. eft. long with full
bsmt. same size, front and rear
entrance, picture window. ground
holstery. etc. Very low rental.
Key at 6713 N. H.. Lite Cleaners.
FRED A. SMITH co.
1882 X St NV. Suite 400
EX. 3-24SO
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IFFIcEs, STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

, OR 2 ROOMS in q suite Of Of
fices, share secy. and receptioniSt,
lower Conn. ave. area. 337-0323.
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few Groom house. set high, good
view. close town, "a mi. on State
road. Plenty OF valuable timber.
bride paths and driveways, Joins
game preserve. Best Of hunting.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

4O% OFF on S4,4l9 Md. 2nd tr.
MR.. KATZ. DI. 7-4445. ewes. MA.
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PA.-60 ACRES

JULES AREA, 5 acres. s-rm. brk.
hse. on river. $21, 800 or hse. on
] acre, S1l,b00. 7O3-S22- -blI7.
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CHEW. '62 Impala 2-door hardtop
super sport. powerglide transmits
sion. radio, heater, Wv. tires,
beautiful red finish. like new,
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SILVER SPRING

S64l CoLEsvILLE RD.
ffice space in modern air-cond.
building. Ample parking. viii re-
model to suit tenant.
EIG q McKEEvER JU. $500
FINDOW FRONT : list fir, air
cond.. gas heat, 15x30. Centrally
located opp. bank. Ii. 4-S00O.
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(coNTINUED)

40 ACRES, CENTREvILLE, VA.
Well priced to sell. Good terms
available, near Route SO clover
leaf. PETERS q CO. FE. 7-S742
or 94S-3971.
800 PLUS ACRES, nr. Manassas,
Va.-With fine S-rm, house, dairy
barn. stream runs through beau
tiful site, ripe for development OF
investment Priced less than S400
per, a; S35;Qoo s cash oggIill gill handle
WO. 6-7Sl7 ewes. and week ends
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5OxI5O LOT, Takoma Park, street
paved; ready e 60: ~; 600 will
PHREY, MA, 2-0447. after 8 pm.
32 ACREs-Wooded. rolling ground,
small stream, good lake site,
mountain view, good neighbor-
hood. ten miles south Of Gull
pepper, Va. S2,450. Low down pay
ment, easy terms. IA. Alias
after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-17
SILVER SPRING, MD.
COLEMONT BLDG. +

S7I9 CoLEsvILLE RID.
suites available. Modern air-eon-
ditioned, elevator bldg. S55 and
$50 per mo. See Supt., JU. S-S706.
II, @. SMITHY CO., ST, $4,000.
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WOODWARD BLDG.
18th and H NV.
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$3.50 I YR. 2ND TRUST-Good
nal msksr s5, low 10y Is hTt ysso tryst Va property
Evening star., 1963-04-17

CHEVY '62 SIS. cond. 4-spd.. posi-
trac.. 800 hip. red w/white top,
blk. int, showrm. cond.. 5000
orig. mi: $3.50. RE. 5-6l96.
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w. VA.-12 ACRES

bride paths and driveways, Joins
game preserve. Best Of hunting.
w. VA.-12 ACRES
IN Route Q at Largent-o-room
house. bath and furnace. garage.
Beaut. grove of timber. best hunt
ing and fishing. Price. so 500.
PA.-106 ACRES
Irm. house. water. heat. barn and
outbuildings, $4,000 worth Of
timber. oil and gas lease pays
SlO6 yr., stream. on hard road.
S9.S00. down $4,000.
PA.-230 ACRES
Brick mod. house, barn SO by
100 IT,, silo, running water In ali
bldgs., all fenced large noun
tain stream through prop, beaut.
rich rolling land. Right in oil
and gas structure. S32 500. terms.
PA.-225 ACRES
u Cumberland. Md. - 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. barn and outbldg.,
all mod. all level to rolling land,
large mountain stream through
prop. Plenty of bldg. sites. Fish
ing and hunting, 100000. terms.
EUGENE P. NIXON
CALL THURS, RE. 7-sIl2
I'll, Sat, Sun, 301-EX. 5-5l30
UPPER LOUDOUN CO.-lOO acres,
11-rm. stone house. S37,b00,
terms. II. Z. BRUzEE. 703-s22-
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SINGLE ROOM AVAILABLE
Evening star., 1963-04-17

WOODED LOT, 26,300 So. It., IS
min. to downtown Wash, a few
blocks off River and Goldsboro
Tds GIk kn0 QAQ-OQ00
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEXANDRIA, AREA = Approx.
near T'v wsshington bsitvay' zonsd
CO, approached from busy
streets. For full details MONROE
REALTORS, so b-flOO.
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RCA BUILDING
IvER3ALE OFFICE in new build

INK. OdII UN. f-bOo0.
liver SPRING, 1858 Georgia
hve,-Modern bldg, air cond., 2nd
floor. auto. elevator. front and
rear side entrance. Individual Of
Eces or suites. Plenty of public
barking. Rent reas. Call 6SS-0440,
ask for MR.. GEMMILL or call In
hargOn af QRER Ganroio ava
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lE-ACRE RIVER VIEW LOT, 8 mi.
D c. line. City water. l. c.
MURRAY RLTY., CHI. $500.
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ACREAGE AND FARMS

homesites and homes with
acreage. Acreage for commercial.
industrial, residential and special
purposes. We furnish detailed soil
mans where available
Evening star., 1963-04-17

SILVER SPRING = 5000 So. It.
Sewer and water in street. Close
in. S4,950. JU. 9-3490. aft. 9
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE
tCONTlNUEo)

CADILLAC 80 sedan, beige and
white, factory air, elec. windows,
seat, eye, S2,s95
Capitol Cadillac -Olds Co.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

FIRST AND SECOND TRUST
NOTES WANTED IMMEDIATELY Y
on p; G; and Maryland property
CITIZENS REALTY Co, NE. g.
412l, ewes, JU. 9-5975.
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VA.-1,145 ACRES
builders opportunity. Nr.
Dulles Airport. Property now being
severed. 1.000-ft. frontage on Rte.
z and l mile on Potomac. Easy
terms. RE. 1851. Sun. ~. 7-6237.
VIRGINIA-FAUQUIER CO acres
Of land and 5-rm. house. Ia
miles from Remington. Va, on
hard-surface rd. Nice view Of Blue
Ridge Mts. 703-HE. 9-3622.
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Lr. David Se3-3363
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CHEVY 'e2 Biscayne. std. shift. no
SSHns2 S9Ss27 GSSn NOV BAL isS%s sIssE EAE@sssHass4 Essas4Gi O.
Evening star., 1963-04-17

FARMS q ACREAGE. INC.
REALTORS Ell. $500
.P. o. DRAWER A, MCLEAN, VA.
ANNANDALE, VA.-Brookhill Es-
tates, 2s-acre lot, trees, l92-ft
frontage. sewer in street. For
sale by owner. MR.. MEYER. JE
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PENTHOUSE SUITE
1000 SO. FIT.

p 10 1.700 60. IT,, 4 offices, re-
eeption and conference room, car
pet and drapes. Call FE. S-5300.
bvea I'M O.OOO0
Evening star., 1963-04-17
LOTS AND ACREAGE WTD.
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SHENANDOAH RETREAT-country
Club, lge. lot and lifetime mem
bership. FL. 4-7029 aft. 3 pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-17
FFICEs, STUDIOS, for RENT
gHNAiVIkuIeRN l..
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
entrallv Air Conditioned

entrally Air Conditioned
FREE PARKING
tvate suite, / 600 sa, feet. Attrac-
i've office layout ali services In
luded. Other offices available.
:heck with US before you make
our move.
STUART A. BERNSTEIN CO.
{. 2-5S00 EXT. 243
6PONT CIRCLE AREA = Entire
louse suitable. 81 so SO. II. NO.
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FINANCIAL DISTRICT
FOR NON-PROFlT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CON-
UPoNT Circle. FAcfNG con-
SSIEcTICUT AVE. FOR INsPEc-
Evening star., 1963-01-31
Comments
ON
Cosmetics
LonoHn
From the American
Medical Association
Many of today's cosmetics

Many OF today's cosmetics
contain lanolin. 1t is a USE
full product although it won't
prevent or cure wrinkles, stop
hair loss, or produce curly
locks.
Lanolin improves the sof-
ening effect Of creams and
ointments. helps prevent ex-
cessive dryness of the skin,
and decreases the drying
prope tiles of detergent sham
poos although it reduces
their cleansing power.
Lanolin is wool fat or
grease which is secreted from
the sebaceous glands of
sheep. 1t adheres to wool
fibers to protect them and is
extracted by various means.
AS in some other skin sur
face fats, the fatty acids in
wool fats are linked not only
to glycerine. but in a good
part also to cholesterol.
Some dermatologists con-
slider lanolin a fairly potent
agent for causing allergic
skin reactions. But others
believe its potentiality in this
regard is not enough to cause
concern.
Evening star., 1963-01-31
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: I am being
married for the second time.
The wedding will take place
IN the minister's study with
only a few guests present I
would like to wear a white
silk cocktail suit. / have been
told by several of my friends
that I should not wear white
because white stands for
maidenhood. OF course I
wouldn't wear a veil. I'd like
your opinion. PROPER.
The traditional white bridal
gown originated in the early
saxon days, when the poorer
brides wore plain white robes
70 indicate they had no
wealth and were not respOn-
sible for their husbands
debts. The white bridal cos
tune has more economic sig
nificance than moral. So
wear the white silk suit, and
better luck this time.
-
DEAR ABBY: About a
month ago / was caught with
cigarettes in my purse. I lied
to my mother and told her
they belonged to a friend of
mine. She found out 1 lied
and I was grounded for a
month. ! promised I would
never smoke again. I was in
the drug store with another
girl and we were smoking.
A friend of my mothers saw
us and told my mother i'm
mediately. Now I am
grounded for I don't know
how long. The worst part of
1t is that now my mother
has lost all trust in me. I
don't really know why I