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in on his stand and he knocked
1.-THE buck down with one shot
and then put a couple of others
into him to make sure.
Three Generations In Woods
IT couldn't help but get a
big kick from the experience.
II think 1t excited me more
than Ron did himself, because
it came with the three genera
lions of us in the woods, and
as ! say, 1t happened just as
! killed my first deer"
Col. Bagley, who is in the
Air Force, has hunting trophies
that include his huge polar
bear, black bear, moose, carl
bou, and Of course, deer. He
added another last hunting
season when he and q friend,
Jay Morris, q Maryland Uni
versity senior from Hyattsville,
bagged three wild boar. includ-
ing two tuskers, on a hunting
trip in the Ozarks at Dover, Ark.
The colonel was lucky, in
that his duty during 1858 put
him in Anchorage. Alaska.
where he was director of trans
port for the Alaskan Air Com
mand. Being in the North
Country gave him the oppor-
tunity to shoot some of the
big game animals he might
not have gotten otherwise.
His polar bear, the skin of
which now forms an imposing
rug in the living room of his
home at $500 Amelia street,
Springfield. Va, weighed an
estimated 1900 pounds. 1t win
rank in the first Is ever taken
in the records Of the Boone a.
Crockett Club Of New York,
who are final arbiters in such
matters.
Met Bush Pilot
The Boone q Crockett Club
has worked out a formula for
determining record bear kills.
That is the measurement of
length Of the skull from tip
to-tip. plus the width Of the
skull, after the skull has dried
three months. Col. Bagley's
bear scored Is 1915.
The world record polar bear
Is credited to Tom Bolack, o.
New Mexico State Senator. His
trophy is 20 1915.
Col. Bagley got his polar
bear in February. 1858, about
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1877. THOMPSON RUNABOUT, rs
yohnson motor. w/trailer, $500. SAT-
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New Pacific Navy Chief Feted

The Chief Of Naval Opera
tons and Mrs. David L. Me-
Donald entertained at q din
ner at Admiral's House last
night in honor Of the outgo-
ing Deputy Chief Of Naval
Operations for Plans and
Policy and Mrs. q. 8. G.
Sharp.
Admiral Sharp leaves here
at the end Of the month to
assume his new duties as
commander-in-chief Of the
Pacific Fleet In Honolulu.
Other guests attending the
dinner for the Sharps were
the Vice Chief Of Naval OPP
erations and Mrs. Claude v.
Ricketts,, Vice Admiral and
Mrs. John Sylvester, Vice
Admiral and Mrs. William
r. Smedberg, Vice Admiral
and Mrs. John s. Thach,
Vice Admiral and Mrs. VII
liam A. Schoech and Vice
Admiral and Mrs. Lawson p.
Ramage.
Next week the McDonalds
will give their first official
reception since he became
Chief Of Naval Operations
on August 1. They will en-
terrain Selectees for flag rank.
The party previously sched-
uled for August 20. will be
held on August 40 at Adj
miral's House.
British Group Here
Elsewhere on yesterdays
service scene was the lunch
con honoring a visiting group
Of students and instructors
from Great Britain's I'm
perial Defense College. SINH
lar to our National War Col
lege.
Maj. Gen. Frank Sackton,
deputy director for plans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
Evening
Arabic
Poetry

Ambassador Omar Abou
Richie Of the Syrian Arab Re-
public presented an Eve
ming Of Arabic Poetry" for
members Of the Arabic speak
ing community Of Washing
ton last night.
The Alumni Association Of
the American University Of
Beirut, Greater Washington
Area Chapter. sponsored the
program, held in Wilson Hail,
Building No. /, Of the Ma
tional Institutes Of Health.
A distinguished poet, Am
bassador Abou Richie read
from his own poems in
Arabic.
DR.. Zekin A. Shakhashiri,
president Of the local alumni
association, announced that
the presentation Is one Of q
series of cultural programs
the group has arranged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
Aunt Bessie Drinks
cast on Birthday

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.
Aug. 20 (AP).-With q
champagne toast to the
future. a small. gracious
woman celebrated her Tooth
birthday yesterday.
She is Mrs. Buchanan
("Aunt Bessie") Merryman
Of Washington, D. c., aunt
Of the Duchess Of Windsor.
Mrs. Merryman, vacation
ing here, noticed there was
only one lighted candle on
the birthday cake in her
hotel room and, she COM
mented, someone can't
count, We're 80 candles
short"
She was wearing lavender
and lace, a pearl choker and
orchid as she gave her
recipe for "a long and happy
life" A major ingredient,
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Arizona Fete
Is Tonight

Alumni Of the University
Of Arizona at Tucson are
holding their annual meeting
and cocktail buffet at 1880
O'Clock tonight in Room 1918
Of the New Senate Office
Building.
Plans were handled in the
office Of Senator Carl Hay
den.
Senator Hayden and Sena-
tor Barry Goldwater both
are expected to attend and
invitations also have been ex-
tended to members Of the
Arizona delegation In the
House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Roy Elston Il the
alumni president.
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she said, was learn to laugh
at the world and learn to
laugh at yourself"
Asked about famous people
she had met in nearly q
century of Washington'S
social circles, Mrs. MerTyman
said: Washington Is full Of
figures, but I'm not one.
Politics are not for me. I Just
try to live without breaking
the law"
She received a telegram
from the Duchess, who Is
now in Paris, that read,
wishing you many more
happy days" Mrs. Merryman
was an honor guest at the
June 1887 wedding Of her
niece, Mrs. Wallace Warfield
Simpson, to the Duke of
Windsor. who had abdicated
as King of England the
preceding December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-20
BY ELEM
star Fashion Editor

The key to campus FASH
ions was presented to Wash
ington area students last
night by Woodward q 10th
rop, at their Classtime USA
'63 ceremonies held in the
Presidential and Congress-
ional rooms Of the Statler-
Hilton hotel.
It unlocked q whole new
world Of fashion as models
came and went through doors
that simulated entrances to
frat and sorority houses plus
campus doors Of learning.
Enlivened with original
song and dance routines, the
back-to-school show con-
ceived by Mrs. Edith Battles.
fashion coordinator for the
store, was presented in con-
junction with Mademoiselle
Magazine and highlighted
fashions for on-and-off
campus life.
Delightful running COM
mentary by o trio Of stu
dentS-Bernard Shinkman Of
Dartmouth College, Jerry
Jones Of the University Of
Rhode Island, and Joan
Pruss Of Boston University,
Glued the audience to the
fashion significance Of many
Of the clothes in addition to
providing them with quite
q few laughs.
When q model came out
wearing @ Jaguar coat in the
"FIIrs for College" sequence,
the roar was for the $4,000
price tag which had added
on to 1t. the comment "her
daddy owns an oil we'll" The
knicker set with models roll
ing down the runway on roll
Ter skates, put over the
Jackie Coogan fashion influ-
ence consisting Of weskit, lit
tie boy shirt, knickers and
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and policy Of the Joint Chiefs
Of Staff. was host for the
luncheon held In the Secre-
tary Of Defense's guest dining
room In the Pentagon.
British guests included the
British Minister Denis A.
Greenhill, British First Sec
Rotary C. Roger e. Brooke,
Rear Admiral M. G. Greig,
chief Of staff to the chaif-
man Of the British Defense
Staff in Washington; Air
Vice Marshal Gordon Jones,
Raj, instructor at the I'M
perial Defense College, and
Mr.. A. M. Palliser of the
British Foreign Office, who
is also a student at the col
lege.
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After the luncheon, the
visiting group was taken on
a tour Of the United States
Capitol and was introduced
to- several Senator's and in
vited to attend a committee
hearing.
The British officers have
just completed q tour Of
Eastern Canada. After meet
ing with Undersecretary Of
State Averell Hartman this
morning, they will be off for
New York this afternoon and
a tour of principal United
States cities, then will go to
Western Canada, and con-
tinue back across the CONT
nent through Canada before
returning home.
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Everybody Got q Key
To Fashion at Show

that rakish cap that endear-
ed the little tyke to millions
of silent moviegoers.
One part Of the fashion
show had two models wearing
the same suit, showing the
right and the wrong access
series at the same time. This
graphic way Of showing
fashions. was educational to
the huge crowd present, and
also entertaining.
What are some Of the keys
that will open fashion doors
this Fall Of '63?
Their identifying tags will
De-
SUEDE
MOCK FUKS
WESKITS
KNITS
PATCHES
SWEATERS
BERMUDA SOCKS
CAMEL
CORDUROY
PLADS
BOOTS
SHERLOCK HOLMES
CAPES
CHECKS
MITTENS
BLACK VELVET
POSH LINED RAINCOATs
ClaSstime USA Is going to
be one big blast of some Of
the most original fashions
that have ever hit a campus,
If last nights Woodward q
Lothrop's show was an index.
Nobody slept through this
lecture.
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Evening Woods

A revival Of wool. in pop
corn knits, m oh air coats,
paisley wool crepeS. lacy
woods for evening. chiffon
wool cocktail dresses is o
strong fashion trend.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ABOVE HE II Beautiful
home IN River Hill b. FRANK s
PHILIPS " rooms d bedrmsD,
baths. Few min. 20 dow uiOWn via
Mass. ave. o. Macarthur blvd.
BROOK m ont and Little Flower
Schools. TRADE YOUR OLD
HOUSE, FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
NC DL 7-llll. Ewes. OIL $50.
ACC AREA-Immsc. z-bedrm. house
vi. s-7l73, or VA. SAX.
ALL OFFERS considered, ~ acres,
A-bedrm- Tancher, sep. din. nm, 4
car gar. $500. Brook Manor Club
area HARVEY Iz7-3olo.
ARCOLA-Stately Dutch Colonial On
over b7-acre level, wooded lot in
prestige neiEhborhood Of fine homes.
Features 4 bedrms, huge living nm.
with iirepl-s formal din. rm-s coun-
try kit lge. din fun bsmt. with
rec. nm. 81 800.
DUANE REAL ESTATE. NC.
REALTOR WI. 1900
ASPEN HILL PARK - Beautiful }
bedroom rambler with flower edged
csrport and lovely fenced rear yard.
Very large kitchen dining room
WIN ANEAH NAAA ndEENlEuL WIN
stone and paneled rec. room. I'M
msculate and BEAUTIFULLY decorated.
YoUNKIN & 90. ss5-lsoo TIL =
ASTORIA LANE Exceptional home
on magnificent acre plus lot. All on
one level living featuring tomor-
rows kitchen today, family nm.
with firepl. and Tear csrpOTt. We
take trades eAq-T1G
HUGH T. PECK, ll2A6 GeorEia Ave.
ATTENTION BETHESDA-C ,
bedrm. rambler, daylight rec rm-,
firepl., m. schools, shops. Sl1,sSo.
HARVEY Az7-3olo.
BETHESDA AREA-NeW two-stOry
rambler in a wooded setting Just
off Rock Creek Park. Centrally air
eond., 4 bedrms., J full baths, cen
ter-hal entrance, paneled family
nm bult-in garage. Unusual patio
and stone wall, 5000.
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. LlIl5
BETHEsDA-Over 50 DoEwood DIS
grace these sloping tWo-thirds acre
grounds with springfield stream
/ and tranquil beauty. Interesting
used brick Colonial built by archi-
pecls s4ksoVV.
ColquitS, OIL. 2-0O0l til IL
BETHEsDA-Just redee. and va
cant, hke-new brk. split-level, 4
bedrms., 2lz baths, with modern
eating space kitchen, overlooking
daylight rec. Tm., firepl., HOl-
WATER B ASE 0ARD HEAT.
THOMAS q KELLEY co.
REALTORS OIL. 4-e939
BETHESDA-Cute charming ram
I bier suitable for a small family or
retired couple. Featuring living
rm., separate dining rm., 2
bedrms., and bath, full bsmt., nice
/ level lot. Near transp. and shop
/ ping. Owner will redecOrate, Priced
at Sl6,Soo. CALL KE. 1880 til ?
I pm.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

1ATTHEKSBURG Extremely at
trsctiye. Ike new, J bedrm-, Ia
bath Cape Cod On large corner l0t
Living dining I'm With fireplace
elec. kit, breakfsEt nook. Pull
bsmf- Psneied recreation I'm. with
fireplace and "a hath. Private patio
With fireplace. Attached garage and
utility room. S3l.soo. CLARENCE
z. BECRAFT. ll7 n. Frederick
Ave, GsitherSbgrEs Nd Wa. e-o73s
ewes Cal Mr.. Glnyd, VA. S-zocs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fCcNTAUEDl

CHANCE or A LIFETIME. For
qualified buyer ELL n WILL
BOLD q so, new first trust AT
sisfr FOR Is YRS. On this spacious
q5-FT., Sd z DIR DOM. 5-B ATH
BRICK RAMBLER An entertain
ers delight with PRIVATE SWIM
Ming VI R6f FOL mp B kkd5u so4 ~:
very lie. PRESTIGE no. AIRING
TON NEIGHBORHOOD home offers
a distinctive and attractive floor
plan. Has built-in gaTage and
NEARLY 1l-ACRE WOODED DO1
Priced al only $4,000. An tx.
TRAORDTNARY OPPORTUNITY
come see IL! PARKER, SMITH 4
DONNElLs Realtors IA 7-el6i
IA. 7-ssl7.
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES

FRST-FLOOR LAvATORY
ABOUT 5 MINUTES FROM NH
Three bedrooms, spacious closets
and storage. soundproof walls.
indiv. controlled heat. garbage
disposals. off-street parking, Ice
safe play area. Near schools and
church. Central Laundry rooms.
Paint to suit tenant. 90 minutes
TO the heart OF Washington.
S13S.50 AND S144.50
BROCHURE ON REQUEST
GLEN MANOR GARDENS
JU. S-1297 Mrs. Barrett, Res. Mgr.
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GARRETT PARA
STURDY

All-brk. rambler, less than 70 VS..
old, Z bedrmsi z baths, liz. Tm
with hrepl., sep. din. nm, modern
equipped kit, Tm. I'm. with firepl /,
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HOUSES FOR SkLE-p. c.
CONTINUED

CHEVY CHASE-ImpresEiye Col0ui-
al brick Of finest quality available
situated in the choicest location Of
all Chevy Chase. Very short walk
70 schools II all Trades, and close
10 Conn. ave. bus and shopping
center Featuring spacious living
and dining rms study with half
bath. excellent kitchen, twin
bedrms., and tiled baths. This IS
a SUPERIOR property In perfect con
dition. Priced in the upper 3oS. Cal
KE. 7-ls00 It'll 2.
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HIIICREST

T11G1NnEO1
VA appraised Sl7,S0o. no - dn.,
A-bedrm. brick Cape Cod, din, rm.,
modern kitchen, Va baths, bsrnt.,
paneled rec. rrn.s hot-water heat.
Large fenced lot.
T. D. BURGESS CO.
-REALTOR RE. 500 I'll 2
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GEORGETOWN

1GOLb~IG AOWN
34I9 PROSPECT ST.
Elegant brick, 4 bedrms., pa
baths, deep garden, By appt.
only. SO. 500.
THOS. d. WALSH NC. Realtors
1900 K st. NV.
FE S-0O40 OF. 2-bl72
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ALEX, vA.-Brick Colonial 8
rooms, BATH fun bsmt., fence q
back yard, vic. Russell I'd, 1T.
Ida, M. schools. slAo. 67l-s333.
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Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1900

CHEVY CHAsE-A large imposing
huge dTaWinE room, breakfast
room, kitchen, dining room, powder
room, bedrooms with z sitting
rooms and baths on md floor, a
bedroom and bath on 3rd floor. A
very attractive recreation room,
garage. Priced In the sos. Call W0.
$3.50 til 3. EDW. H. JONES 4
On nc Realtor
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gcoHrNUEol

ALASKA and Ca. ave. NV. - bet.
brick home features 4 bedrms., ga
baths besuf. iy. I'm. with flrepl..
banquet SIZED Din. m, ige. bSrt.
with outside exit, suit. for prufes-
sl0nal. Viii dec. completely. Gittel-
son and Neffs ST. 3-SSs6.
ALEX. -Sl3s, 5-bedrm. houses, new
" decorated. bsmt.. washer, DRYER,
stove, refzr., disposal, swim. pool
FENCED YARDS
WARWICK VILLAGE TE. 6-ssl7
ALEX. EA-RoW house, z
bSmt.s small fenced yard. Cow. %
Pentagon and airport, SOS mo. Fer
Information call HU. l-27sS.
ALEX, VA.-Brick ColouiaL, 8
rooms, bath. fun bsmt., fence q
back yard, vic. Russell I'd, nj.
Ida m. schools. SAC. 67l-s333.
ALEX, S.-OPTION BUY
. bedrm-. bsmt.. rec. I'm. Walk to
shop. and bus. STA mo. 1885,
AMER. U.-SPG. VALLEY = Lovely
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial, completely
renovated, } baths, den, rec. rm-,
Tear garage fashionable loo. Min.
% downtown. $500 mo. MR.. YOUNT,
DL I-l4lls ewes. 33s-l7so.
ARL-, s--2-bedrm-, semidet. brick,
bsmt.s compl. redec., vacant, Sis
mo. A3S-2s7I, KE. s-66S5.
ARLINGTON, Aurora Hills-Brick, !
bedrms. and rec. rm., SlS5 mo.
CLARENDON, 3-bedTm- frame, old.
eT home Sis mo. OF. 1900, MON.
AHAN REALTY, S66 S. 23rd st.
ARL., n, Riverwo area-3
bedrm.s 3-bath split-level, carpeted
living and dining Tm., terrace, pvt.
garden swimming pool privileges
$50. IA. ZOOS.
ARL. MCLEAN = IS bedrms., !
baths, brand-new houses, rec. rms,
garages. S27S-s3eo. ia. 7-S97s.
OLD DOMINION MGT. CORP.
ARL., So bedrms., new gas fur.
mace fenced yard. Close 70 every
thing. sllo. Sz2-4S3l.
ARL., s., M. Columbia pike-Neat
2-bedrm. modern duplex. sllo.
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ALEX. AREA-R0W house, z
bedrms-, liz. rm-, din rm.s KIT.
bsmt-s small fenced yard. Cow. %
Pentagon and airport SOS mo. Fer
Information call HU. l-17eq
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

ACCOKEEK AREA-l6 mi. D. c.
line. Cent. sewerage-w ter. Lge.
LOT. New 3-bedrm. brk frame bi-lev-
Ell. FLA constructed. Level I'd.
Lee. FLA loan. No qualifying. Low
est taxes in Wash. area. 2s3-3l3S.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD, 500 Jones
Mill I'd. adjoining Rock Creek
Pk.-On a lz-aere lot. This charm
trees, offers privacy and a taste Of
fences. There is a spacious living
dining room, lge. Kitchen, z
bedrms.s Va baths, screen porch,
and attached garage. The house
could be expanded and is q good
value at S7a,soo. See il TO-DAY.
LEI6H & WAB, INC. EN-.
1880. Ewes. Mrs. Rutley, OIL.
1853.
CHEVY CHASE WEW-De luxe
brick rambler, bedrms., family
I'm. and full baths all On ] level.
Lee. living I'm. with hrepl., sep.
dining rm., today's kit. with break
fast nook and adjoining laundry
rm. Radiant heat. Gorgeous lot
with garden house. Nicely priced at
1880.
LEGUM & GERBER
OIL. $500 Ewes, 6s4-sss5
CHEVY CHASE Gracious and spa
cious older brick Colonial in ALSO
lutely prime condition on a lovely
lot not far from Chevy Chase Cir
Gle, true center hall plan, beaut.
modernized kitchen, large den, hv.
rm. with firepl., formal din. rrn.,
bedrms., z baths upstairs and walk
up attic, Out-of ground bsmt., gar
age. Only $500 and should sell on
sight. FRANK s. PHILLIPS, NC,
OIL. 1905. Ewes. OIL. 4-0346.
CHEVY CHASE, N.-Within walking
distance Of elementary school, rec.
area, and transportation. Immacu-
late 3-bedrm. Colonial with Ice. hv.
Tm., sep. din. rm.. up-to-the- minute
kitchen, and powder rrn. on lst.
Full bsmt. with rec. rm., 9Th
bedTm., bath. An excellent value at
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zoos Wis. ave. OIL. $500 Til .
CHEVY CHASE VIEW = Wonderful
home for garden lover. A-bedrm.,
7-bath Williamsburg Colonial. for
NAL din. rm. with built-in china cab
inets, completely equipped kit,
jalousied breezeway to attached
garage, full bsmt., heated green
house with all accessories, deep
$3.50. KORZENDORFER, REAL
TOp M LeII1 5ffI Q
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Manoville Realty Corp.
REALToR sAS-sAAo
WHEATON BUY OF THE
MONTH. A-bedrm. brick, w baths,
lge kit. and sep. din. rm., close 70
schools and bus. Only $4,000. Buy
FLA or CT. Call $4,000.
HUGH 7. PECK, ll2A6 Georgia Ave,
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEATON SHADY ambler, J
bedrms., 2 full baths, entr. foyer,
ultramod. kit. with plenty Of table
space. Fin. rec. rm. with outside
exit to lge. WOO d d lot. Only
S24.39o. Cal VIII. 2-0o20. KORZEN.
DORFER REALTY, INC.
WHEATON = HANDYMAN'S SPE-
CIAL! Lge. Cape Cod needs loving
care! bedrms., sep. din. rm.,
full bsmt;, part rec. nm. OWNER
"i DUANE / ls1 REAL ESTATE. INC.
REALTOR VII. 1880
WHEATON AREA Charming older
home, large rooms throughout, over
l7-acre level lot, fruit trees, 2-car
Diet. garage, close-in cation,
immed. possession. Low 20s.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VII. $500
WHEAT Sparkling new split
foyer rambler, 5 bedrms., full
baths, fin. rec. rm., sep. din. rm.,
all-elec. kit, only $3.50. Open dali
ly II til dark. DIR: Out Ga. ave,
left on Aspen Hill I'd. to 1905. Call
VIII. 1000.
KORZENDORFER REALTY, INC.
WHEATON -AIl-hrick edroom
rambler with full basement, fenced
rear yard, storm dowS and
doors, doubly insulated ceilings.
Washing machine included, $3.50.
YOUNKTN L CO., 933-lSoo Til 3
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Walk to Wheaton Plaza

TAKE OVER total monthly pay
ments Of Sl22.os on this truly immac-
ulate, 3-bedrm., all-brick Colonial.
Liv. nm. with firepl., sep. din. rm.,
lge. kitchen, beautifully fin. rec.
rm., lge. tree-shaded level lot, with
off-street parking. INQU IRE
ABOUT OUR LIBERAL TRADE-N
PLAN
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. beorm-. bsmt.. rec. rm. Walk to
shop. and bus. STA mo. 1856
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DIRECTIONS: Shirley Hwy to shrington Shopping Center,
right ct Hot ehoppe sharp left to shrngton House sign
JOHN SAFER PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

AMER. U.-SPG. VALLEY : Lovely
3-bedrm. brk. Colonial, completely
renovated baths, den, rec. rm.,
2-car garage, fashionable loo. Min.
% downtown $500 mo. MR.. YOUNT,
DI. 7-l4lI, ewes. 33e-l7eo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-11

7-bedrm. brick rambler, immac.
cond., lovely yard. $50.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01

the CLAIR ENGLE' Lee said, we are honoring a dedicated United States senator who has led year-long fight against foreign-flag intrusion of United States coastal waters" He re- ferred to Senator Engle's lead ership during the congressional controversy that ended with the recent defeat of Senate Bill 534 which would have admit ted foreign-built ship to Am erican registry in direct con- tradiction to the principles of the historic Merchant Marine Act of 1920 known as the Jones Act.
 The list of celebrities expect ed to attend the launching of the CLAIR ENGLE includes many high-ranking United States Government officials as well as dignitaries from the states of California, Oregon, Washington and Alaska. The railroads and press of the en- tire Pacific Coast will also be we'll represented.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01
The Frontiersman - Page ,
 Thursday. August l, 1863
HOSPITAL PATIENTS

Patients at the Valley Pres byterian Hospital from July 10 to 24 include Mrs. Carl AIiff and infant daughter, Mrs. Clay PreWitt and infant son, Randy Lazenby, Bernard Wright, Ernest Strickler, Ruth Hartman, Laurel Hites, Donna Hites, Mary Lou Freeman, Bob Rowland, Mrs. Allen Thinner man and infant daughter, Mrs. Charles Robinson and infant son, Bonnie Dinkel, Paul Hen ry, Velma Yoder, Irene Kettles, David Dinkel, Jerry Stephan, Roberta Jacobson, Chuck Kneff, Lydia Wirsching, Becky Cullison, Juanita Lazenby, Dr. ane Moffitt, Linda Moffitt, Lot tie Poisal, Rhonda Rousey, and Mrs. Cliff Hudson and infant son.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-01

l. In the event of atomic warfare, most people in Alaska would survive any initial bombing.
 2. Over half of those sur viving would later die because of radioactive fallout poison ing or lack of food and medical care.
 3. Advance planning of the following would enable most people to survive who would otherwise die under post-at- tack conditions.
 a. Preparation of plans for families to get together and live under fallout conditions
 b. Storage of a months supply of food and water.
 c. Increasing the radioac- tive fallout safety factor in homes by doing things with in the capacity of every fam fly.
 d. Storing of family medi- cal and first aid supplies and learning how to use them.
 e. Becoming familiar with the local Civil Defense Or ganization and working with it.
 Suggestions for family, com munity, and farm survival planning are available at each office of the Cooperative Ex- tension Service throughout the State.