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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT

ALEX, Harrington Area bedrms. b,
attached brick, washer, avail, $50
plus util. TE- 6-6I10.
ALEX. X.-Conv. loo. 3 bedrms., furn.
kit, bsmt., washer-dryer, fenced,
ideal for group, S4s-7l7s.
ARL. : Fine for group. 3 bedrms. j.,
hvTm., f.p., WV rugs. Elegant din.
rm., rec. rm. Conv. Pentagon, GA,
d. c. Nr. bus, shops, schools. $3.50.
AID. 1910 ewes.
BATTERY PARK = Colonial, nr.
NH and schools. Liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm., kit. with table
space, bedrms., Ia baths, rec.
SToEvER HAWLEY co,
OIL. 6-T32l Ewes. 6S6-3736
B ETHEs d A-CHEvY CHASE =
Avail. now for or J months, S
bedrms., 2iz baths, in section con-
ven. to bus and schools, S375 mo.
KR0LL REALTY, OIL. 2-ssSs, Ewes.
Ss5-6960.
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CARROLL KNOLLs, SILVER
SPRNG-Spotless 3-bedrm., lNa-bath
brk. rambler, sep. din. rm., kit.
rec. nm, rear scr. porch. Air cond.
Walk to schools and transp. $40, $50.
ROBERT Il. KENT & co.
REAL TOR III o.Ron6
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MOVING, PACKING, sToR.

ABLE MOVERS 50 an hour for 3
uniformed men and 2l-h. vans.
License mover. Snort notice.
Emer. storage. S6l-olo6.
BOXLEY MOVERS = s rms, $50
up. Padded vans, immed. storage.
Local or long distance, s32-ss2z.
MOVING, STORAGE :
Payment on your moving. Storage.
Reas. rates. IA. s-2s57.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving,
beaches q speciality. s. L. MORRIS
III. 2-llso or III. 2-eqo1
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TED LINGO. INC.

BRICK RAMBLER, 5000 On.
FLA APPROVED, Sll3 MO.
Call for appt. to inspect this modern
6-rm. home with z baths, ballroom
rec. rm., de luxe kit. Music piped
throughout house Ewes. 365-7832.
LOUIS RUDDEN TU. 2-3060
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College Park
A 3-bedrm. Cape Cod On q quiet
dead-end street with plenty Of trees.
Just Sl2,9S0 with pymts. less than
rent at SIS mo. Purchase FLA.
DYNAMIC
474-2444

IVA baths, 2S-h. Hv. rm.,
sep. din. rm;' 2 big bsdrms., rec.
nm. in bsmt. Only $1,000. Easy
terms.
GOLF COURSE across street from
this big soft. brick rambler. 2-car
garage.
COLL z G Z PARK Big I-bedrm.
Dutch Colonial, z baths, h.-w. heat,
den, 2-car garage.
BURCH REALTY co.
Ewes. WA. 7-S6ll
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RIVERDAT,F,

3-bedrm. hs., $40 mo. WA. 7.ss2s
ROCKVILLE Brick Colonial, 3
large bedTms., 2l2 baths. Family
size al-elec. kit. Full bSmt., central
air cond. Covered patio. Beaut
trees: Pvt. swim club. Immed. poss.
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HEIGHTS = See this
sturdy 3-bedrm. brick rambler and
you'll want 10 move In at once, and
you can, for it's vacant and loaded
with extras, such as air cond., new
washer and dryer, blinds, storm
windows and doors. Only $4,000 and
you can tell US the terms you want,
but don't put off.
X ENT FOREST -3-bedrm. brick
Colonial, lgz baths, full din. rm.,
mod. elec. kit. with dislhwaSher and
disposal. Centrally air eond. Immed.
poss. Just S400 down FLA.
WEST HYATTSVILE--Cheery IRE
pl. In large hv. nm. Of this attrac.
bungalow. IVA baths, full bsmt.
Beaut. lot. Make offer, and move in
at once. A small down pymt. and
monthly pymts. like rent.
CARROLLTON-Brick rambler with
firepl. in big liv. rm., rec. rm., with
bath In bsmt. Full din. rm., all-elec.
mod. kit, carport. Don't fail to see
this beaut. home.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES, INC.
Satellite No. I Ho-All
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SPRING : 3 bedrms., iiy
rm., din. rm., kit, bath, Ige. yard, !,
gas heat, So5 per mo. Also house S
bedrms,, iv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
bath, lge. yards, oil heat, $l00 per
mo. EX. 3-536S, ewes. JU. 1926.
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full bsmt.
'RINGFIELD REALTY 45l-32C
SOMERSET

45O1 Dorest ave. rms, z full and Z
half baths, den, finished rec. rm.,
finished and heated 3rd fir. Lear
Attached gar, screened porch, 2 fir.
epls. For information or to inspect
call Mrs: Farnham, wkdays, 2 to S
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Mclean S bedrooms, 3 baths,
fireplace in living room. fine recrea-
ton room, large, well equipped,
family sized kitchen, available De-
& McCAY, INC, IA. s-s675, ewes.
Ell. 6-430e.
Mr.. ANDREWS FIELD : z and 3.
bedrm. houses, reas. rent, call RE.
S-6535 except Sunday.
OPT. TO BUY, VA. = 3-b.r., lab,
bi;level, rec. rm. driveway, nr.
schools. S116 mo. A3A-o2l5
Evening star., 1963-03-24

Dawson advises the person
who cannot satisfy himself
that he Is certain Of the type
Of boat he wants, to first buy
a second hand boat from a re-
liable dealer. Then II he
changes his mind about his
needs after six months. he 4
out far less on a trade-in. One
can sometimes get a boat used
as little as 20 hours and fire.
quently less than 100 hours
and in actual use-value IL
would be as good as q new
one.
THE choice Of q boat, like
choosing a wife, is a matter
Of compromise one will dc
everything best" he sums up
"The buyer must Judge how
much comfort he wants to sac
rifice for speed; whether he
should favor the type boat with
lots of open deck that is best
for open-water fishing, which
might be its use only is pei
cent Of the time, or whether he
should satisfy the family's
pleasure cruising needs fol-
commodius covered or enclosed
areas.
ut all boils down to the fact
that If you don't know toe
much about what you want, gC
to someone who really doe,
know, lay your cards on ths
table, and listen to his advice.
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very safe and desirable If the
boat is designed for it,"
Where price is concerned hi
says the buyer should be very
cautious in purchasing a boat
that is substantially cheaper
than others in its class, point
ing out that in boats like ev-
erything else, If the quality Il
there it has to be put into
the costs.
"A boat in the show room
is like a beautiful girl" he
says. They all look good
when properly presented. In
making q wise selection you
have to depend a great deal or
the reputation of the dealer
Then too If you have almost
settled on q certain boat, II
is a good idea to get the ad-
vice OF owners Of that particu-
lar craft provided that they
really know how boats Of the
same type by other manufac-
turers perform.
"In general, you can use
what line sells most as a guide
and you won't go too fal
wrong"
Maintenance Problem
In the decision on fiberglas:
against wood construction
Dawson feels that the prospec.
tive buyers feelings on cost anC
his attitude on maintenance
are important. In general, II,
berglass boats are more expen,
sive to buy than comparabl,
boats Of wood, but also in gen
eral, If well constructed the,
do not require as much time
consuming maintenance from
the owner.
For some people," he says
mo matter how much fun they
have in running q boat, If they
have worries over maintenance
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they have lost much Of the
pleasure in ownership"
Three Developments In re-
cent years have made wooden
boats much more in favor with
users" Dawson point out. "It
used to be said that all boats
had to leak some. But with
the development Of the poly
sulfide compounds and the syn
thetic CLUES, that replace the
job formerly done by oil-base
caulking, there is now little
chance Of wooden hulls leak
ing. The flexible compounds
glue the planks so tightly they
can't be pulled apart by pound
ing.
Secondly, the deck surfaces
that used to suffer so when
the sun beat down, tradition
ally were vanished or covered
with canvas which was painted
over. The varnish was q con-
slant chore. paint dried out
and cracked and leaks de-
veloped around and under
meath. Now we have attractive
flexible plastic coverings that
are leak-proof and require no
painting.
And then the improvements
in plywood and the techniques
in building boats with it have
brought cheaper boats that are
stronger, lighter and practical
ly free from the bothersome ex.
pansion and contraction prob
lens Of solid planks, which
boat builders and users have
fought through the ages.
Sell for Less
"Thus some boats Of wooC
are practically as easy to main
tain as fiberglass and yet they
sell for as much as one third
less, particularly In inboaro
powered cruisers"
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glas boat. 70-h.p Mercury motor and
trailer. Excellent condition. HA. p
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FISHING
Encouraging
Is the Word
For Anglers

Despite heavy rains and chill
winds, the fishing outlook ap-
pears a little better.
The yellow perch have
reached the headwaters Of al.
most all Of the Chesapeake Bay
tributaries and good catche,
were made last week In the
South, Severn and Magothy
Rivers on the Western Shore
and the Wye and Upper Miles
Rivers on the Eastern Shore.
II the weather win co-oper-
ate, the fishing should get bet
ter. The peak Of the perch
spawning season is not ex-
pected before this week end.
Rockfish are beginning to
stir, according to a report to
the Maryland Tidewater Fish,
cries Department. One fisher
man said he caught two rock,
one 3 and the other 8 pounds,
In the Magothy River just off
Gibson Island.
For some days now anglers
have tried hard for rock at the
Sandy State Park without
success.
The Fisheries Department
says it expects rockfish, sea
bass and q few founder TO be-
gin appearing in the next week
or 10 days in the Sinepuxent
Bay area.
Fresh water fishing in the
Washington area mostly /,
stymied by high and muddy
waters. but with no more rair
and the runoff over, white
perch should show up soon
Shad making their appearance
in Southern rivers shouldn't bt
too long in reaching the waters
| closer Tn 0I1Y. AREA
Evening star., 1963-03-24
Gun Show HiqhIiqhts

One of the worlds largest ex-
hibits Of modern firearms fea-
lures the National Rifle Asso-
cations 92d annual meeting
which opened yesterday at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel. The con.
vention concludes with the an.
nual dinner Wednesday night
The gun show is open to the
public for a 81 admission fee
and runs daily from / pm. tc
$3.50 pm. and from 1880 pm
to l0:30 pm. except on Wednes-
day. when the hours are con.
tinuous from 10 am. to 3 pm
At the sessions yesterday the
NRA directors held a forum
Evening star., 1963-03-24

In the afternoon and heard
staff reports on 1862 activities.
There also was q Dope Bag"
forum sponsored by the Amer
lean Rifleman in the afternoon,
followed by the NRA members
meeting last night.
Today there will be . gun
collectors meeting at Q am. Q
luncheon at 1915 pm, q flre-
arms legislation meeting ct 2
pm. and hunting films at
3 pm.
Navy Secretary Korth will
address the banqust which
up the convention
Wednesday night.
Evening star., 1963-03-24
ADVICE ON THAT THOUGHT IN SPRING
Buying Boat Called Investment in Fun
By WHEELER JOHNSON
Outdoor Editor

Now that the vernal STRINGS
are abroad in the land. in doz-
ems Of minds there are answer
ing STRINGS that whisper: "I'd
like to buy q boat"
Immediately after, come the
doubts. What kind Of boat9
How big? What price2" And
the immediate reaction could
leave the first STRINGS dead
with no action taken.
Now this department GER
tainly isn't going to advise
anyone to buy a boat, nor what
to look for In one. But watt
ing in the wings is q man
highly qualified to pass out
such advice.
He is Raleigh w. Dawson, in
the boat business on Washing
tons waterfront since 1912,
owner Of his own boat sales
company for II years, and now
associated with the w. j. Little
Co. on Maine avenue. Come
in, Raleigh Dawson.
Buying Fun Is Aim
1.-THE first thing the prospec-
tive boat buyer must realize"
Dawson says, "is that he is not
buying q boat, he is buying
fun. He must decide whether
his investment is going to give
him more pleasure, say, than
new stereo equipment, a trip
to Europe, or any other COM
parable expenditure.
HE should figure the cost
and decide whether he can af-
ford 1t. II he can afford 1t,
then he should forget about
the cost. Just pretend that
someone gave the boat TO him.
ION the dealers side, the
first interest Of most is not
in making q buck, but in get
ting q convert, because we
know that If we sell the Gus
toner correctly he is going to
stay with US for q long time.
So it is paramount that we see
that he gets the right outfit"
Conditions Of Use
One Of the first considera-
tions is whether the boat is to
be used for family fun. II 1t
is and the children are small
that means the craft should
have q cockpit that is deep
enough. It won't be fun If
there is constant worry that
active children will fall over
board.
The next big factor is the
conditions under which the
boat most often will be used.
If 1t Is to be used on the
Shenandoah or Upper Potomac
River, for instance. one may
need a canoe or a shallow draft
boat to get around the rocks.
As one proceeds downstream,
one gets into the area of craft
that can be transported on
trailers. or the larger cruisers
that can take it in the rougher
waters Of the Chesapeake.
Evening star., 1963-03-24

The age Of the user Of q
boat is very much q factor in
the decision on what to buy
AS q rule, the more settled OF
us win be happier with more
protection from the hot sun
and rain in the somewhat
slower. more comfortable boats
than our younger counterparts,
who usually lean to the fast
runabout jobs.
Get Plenty Of Speed
Here Dawson throws in a
word Of warning. He cautions
that the new buyer Is going to
want more speed than he ever
realized in advance. He points
out that even we settled char
acters will fume If we are out
with fellow boatmen. headed
for a rendezvous point, and are
being left behind steadily by
other craft. Also, when we are
out and q storm comes UP we
want to be able to make port
as fast as possible.
To-day in some boats you
can get speed without sacrific-
ing comfort and still not push
around the weight that for
merly was necessary to get
that comfort" he says.
IF he doesn't put enough
power in his boat, the buyer
is the loser, not the dealer ,
On the other hand Dawson
like his counterparts in the
business, Is very much against
putting too much power in any
boat.
Word ON Price
TITS dangerous to rig a IS
horsepower outboard or 1885,
h.p. inboard motor on some II
and 16-foot boats" he warns
But high horsepower can be
Evening star., 1963-03-24
Word on Price

I6-FT. REVEL CRAFT. 35-h.p. Evin-
rude elec. full canvas, extras, SS25
1877. FIBERGLAs = Sleeps 2; icC
boz; l00-h.p. Interceptor. inboare
snfo7Sa snd Su'OOard' Like new Call 1U
CABIN CRUISER, SO IT,, Chrysler ma
rine engine, galley and head. sleeps
offer. cal 4s7-s4ss after . pm. '
I4-FT. CHRIs-CRAFT, 35-h.p. electric
remote control, windshield. trailer and
cover. S575 or best offer. SO. s-7306
20-FT. CABIN CRUISER. fully equip
6O-h.p. Mere, elec., 81 ESQ, excellent
eond. Cobb Island, 301-cL. 9-2657
1851 75-H.P. EvINRUDE MOTOR. Ions
SHAFT, generator and controls. 5000
Is-FT. CABIN CRUISER, shelcraft
4O-h,p. motor. trailer, excel. cond
$1,000 or best offer. FL. 4-1616.
WHEELER 26-foot cabin cruiser. Sleeps
4; '2S3" Chris-craft engine. Docked
az Essa1si p,strlsi faeht Club OF. 4-s1ls
I7-FT. FLYING SCOTT, fully equipped
plus extras, $4,000. Gail after $3.50
pm. UN. 4-7792.
FIBERGLAs polyester resin. Special
So.95 gallon, cAPN STAINS BOAT
CENTER. S236 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. JU 5-7773.
GLAssPAR fiberRlas boats. 1862. mod
els az discount prices. CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER S236 0eoTgia ave.
Silver Spring, Ju. 5-7773.
THOMPSON Lapstrake boats. johnson
outboard motors CAP'N STAINS
BOAT CENTER, $3.50 Oeorgia ave.
Silver Spring, JU 5-7773.
I4-FT. MATCHMAKER RUNABOUT. 3b
h.p. cleo. starting Evinrude. tilt-beC
Gator trailer. All acces., remote con-
trolls and cover. 5000. CR. 3-2s44.
BAYFARER cost. outboard cruiser
head. hunks. galley, navy top, 75-h D
johnson, excellent eond. Annapolis
RHODES 10, DAY sAILER, fiberRlAs
stainless, aluminium, daeron new eond
Many extras. Save $500. OWNER
bought larger boat. Annapolis, CO. g.
1858.
COVERED SLIPS AVAIL, up 10 so n
Used boats, up TO 36 ft. LORD CAL.
VERT MARINE. Solomons, Nd. ol
locally Ex, 3-263s.
TROJAN RUNABOUT, 35-h.p. Eyinrudl
elee. and trailer; full cover and uphol
stA. $685. OXON HILL MARINE, bb4l
Livingston I'd. Sc, 24s-0422. Open Sun
NEWPORT RUNAB0UT. rs IT,. de luxe
fiberRlas. with 3b-h.p. elec. GtartinI
Evinrude, on trailer, with many extras
excel. cOnd. Sn7b. OIL 2-01H1.
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14-FT. BOAT; tilt trailer; 25-h.p.. A.
cyl. Wizard motor BY Mercury. elee.
radio; windshield; top; extras. JU.
5-6747.
PAINTING AND REF1NIsHTNG-Let
US have your boat now and It will
be ready for early spring cruising
Take advantage Of our winter prices;
many boats can be accommodated in
our modern. heated shop. DEALE
MARINE SALES. Deale. Nd. UN.
7-2O23.
1860, 2O-FT. BARBOUR H.-T., 7b-
with extras. Cost $1,000; sacrifice.
$1,000 tfirm). Phone 256-4775.
COLONIAL SEDAN CRUISER. DcFB.
Sl3.75O or offer. Phone IA. 2-267s.
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TV KEY PREVIEWS

Wide World Of Sports-Coverage Of the Grand Px Of Mexico
win Surfing Moss expert commentary; portions Of the
lending the Trophy won BY the United States last year, and
the 1853 National nvtatOnal Pocket Billiards Champion
ships, take over pm, WMAL-z
Jackie Gleas0n-Jacke fractured his wrist tanning uevseeI
backou the selling extremes of Tv commercials and
proved his point as you viii Stay tuned for the Joe the
Bartender skt and watch wounded hero confirm the old
adage-the show must 60 Frank FOnaine regaes him
with wise little tale about local politics Gene Sheldon is
fun with his banjo routne and Jacie's wild Flea Circus
act is hghlight 7:30 pm, WTOP-9
The Acknowledgment Thompson" Paul NAKED Cy) Burke
who lieutenant In the police department last year. is
now Marine Corps captain who wants to be major Since
he's tough battehardened taskmaster who ignores the
book, he's been passed over for promotion 7SO pm WRC
HOOtenannyUCA is the with songs from the Brothers
-Four, the GoOdtme Singers the Travellers Three the Dalton
Boys, and Anita Carter. There's comic nterlude from
Louis Nye and novelty guest ragime pianist Max MOrath
7:30 pm, WMAL-z
Phil SIvers Phil pretends he's millionaire because he's got
the rights to new kind of glue The bubble has to burst
Of course but Phil has his dream moments and they should
satisfy his old fans $3.50 pm, WTOP-s.
The DeendersThe Cruel Hook" william Shatner is i'm
pressve assistant district attorney who's handed he
cruel hook" of the title prosecuting man for murder he
knows his brother committed pm, WToP-s.
Jerry Lews-Ow host doesn't intend to dominate all of this
show. Members Of the cast Of 'Is Mad Mad Mad Mad
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join Lewis on stage Don Knots viii be in sketch Terry
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Ethel Norman viii blast her songs away. $50 pm,
WMAL-7
Tonight's Movies
$780, WRC (4)-SaTday Night at the Movies Lets Make
Love- Millionaire goes to the rehearsal of oBroadway
when he learns that he is to be satrized Maryn
Monroe, Yves Montana u96O).
1:ls WTOP (sSatday Night Show Ozark at the Top Of the
Stairs" man and a have domestic problems in this
story set in Oklahoma in the e2Os From the Broadway play
Robert Preston 1880.
1885, WRC C4MOve Four Saturday 1.-THE Revolt of Mamie
Sover The sensational story Of social conditions in Honolulu
before and after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor Jane
RUSSELL Joan Leslie (1956).
1885. WMAL G)-SatTday Night Movie Lone Star" big
Western film with the stress romance Clark Gable Ava
Gardner C95S).
$780, WTOP (s)Shock! The Mummys Tomb" Archeologsts
encounter deadly mummy that has come to life Lon
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BuchwuId to Speak

Art Buchwald and Maria Illio
will speak at the weekly brunch
on the B'nai Birth Hillel FOun.
dalton Of George Washington
University, 2l2o F street NV,
at noon tomorrow. Mr.. Buch-
walds subject viii be ''Buch.
wald at Large" and Miss Illic
will discuss Hebrew Music and
Music Of the Near East"
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

4:45, WOL-Football. The Air
Force Academy Falcons VS..
the Army Cadets. From Chi
cago. (Rebroadcast.)
$3.50, W0L-Basketball. Balti-
more VS.. New York.
s:35, WGAY-FM (99.5 Mc.)-
Stagedoor. Selections from
1.-THE Unsuitable Molly
Brown"
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program. John A. Patterson,
IT,, viii read the Scripture. VIII
liam E. Harvard, IT., viii give
a trumpet solo accompanied by
Mrs. Margaret Griffith. The les
son will be given by Mrs. Pat
terson, class teacher.
The annual homecoming Of ].
10. Y. Bible Class of Epworth
Methodist Church will be held In
the classroom at $50 am. to-
morrow, Former members are
especially invite d to attend.
Mr.. Alice Niedfeldt, class pres
ident, viii preside.
First Secretary Canagarat-
nam Gunasingham of the EN-
baSsy Of Ceylon, will speak be-
fore the Forum Class Of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church
at 10 am. tomorrow. His topic
win be "The United Nations and
the Buddhist Problem in South
Wet Nam" ''The Bible as His
tory" a book by Werner Keller,
will be the source from which
DR.. James Mock will speak on
Forty Years in the Wilder
ness" The A. B. Pugh Bible
Class viii have the lesson pre-
scented by Admiral Morton L.
Ring, (USN ret.). This win be
followed by a dinner for mem
bers and their wives in the so
cial hall Of the church. Mrs.
Maude Scholfield viii teach the
Fellow Workers Class. All adult
Bible classes at Mount Vernon
meet at 10 am. tomorrow.
Inc Mount vernon couples
Class of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church will present
a series Of talks by Catholic
speakers on Protestant Catholic
relations during the month Of
November. The Rev. David j.
Bowman of Catholic University
will address the group at 10
am. tomorrow. Subsequent
speakers will be John B. Man.
MON, executive secretary Of the
Liturgical Conference, NOvem-
Der 10; Jack Kenna of the Fam
lily Life Bureau, November II,
and the Rev. Godfrey Wood Of
Atonement Seminary, Novem-
Der "a. The talks are open to
the public.
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OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

$3.50, WRC (4)-JOey Bishop
Show. joey decides to play a
joke on Ellie after learning
some ventriloquism tricks,
Abby Dalton.
1890, WTOP (s)-Gunsmoke. A
SpinSter's misdirected con-
Germ for her younger sister
leads to misunderstanding
and finally to tragedy. Nancy
Wickwire, Jennifer Billing.
sley.
1850, WMAL (7)-Naked City.
Tombstone for a Derelict. I"
Robert BEDFORD stars. Gre
peat.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

$500, WHFS-FM (1O2.3 Mel
Concert in Stereo. Giuliani's
Concerto for Guitar and
Strings, Julian Beam, sOloist;
Beethoven's Symphony No. 2
in D Major.
SOS, WGMS AMIN ESQ Kc.
and 1885 Mc.EThe Phila.
delphia Orchestra. Milton
KatimS, guest conductor,
RoSSini's La Gazza Ladra:
Overture.
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WINx-isoe Ke.-7t-huuF speFstIon.
WPIk-13o ke.-DsyIight only.
WaMR-iess ke.-Daylight Snly.
WUsT-1t2o ke.-DsyIIght snly.
WFAN-171o ke.-Daylisht snIy.
WWDe-i7eo Ke.-7i-AeuF speTstioa.
WEEL-i5to ke.-2a-hour operation except
Monday midnight to 9 an. TUESDAY.
WHMe-ii5o M.-s:3o an. 70 Midnight.
W0ok-13to Ke.-2l-heuF operation Moaaay-
Saturday. Sunday an. to midnight.
WEAM-t3so ke.-7lheur operation, sxeept
Sunday midnight 10 5 an. Monday.
WD0N-1s4o ke.-DayIight oHly.
WPee-1sse ke.-psylisht snIy.
WPRW-14so ke.-DayIlsht snIy.
WeMS-s1O ke.-Msnasy-ssturdsy $50 an
70 Midnight Sunday, $50 an. to mIdnisnV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
Supper Meetings Set

The Rev. Eldor A. Cassens
will be guest speaker at a sup
per meeting at 5 pm. tomor-
row in Ascension Lutheran
Church, 742O Ardm e road,
Landover Hills, Md. Mr.. Cas-
sens, pastor Of Emmanuel Luth-
eran Church in Baltimore, also
viii speak at a second ''faith
forward" supper meeting No
vember 10.