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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02
BETHESDA
TOWN HOUSES
, AND 4 BEDROOMS
90 anna

, AND 4 BEDROOMS
BRIARCLFF, lovely 3-bedrm, bricI;
Colonial, completely renovated, 8
pains, dens rec. rm., 2-car garage,
Minutes 20 downtown, S385 mo.
MRS. JAMES, EN-. 3-2779.
BRICK RAMBLER In Falls Church,
4 bedrms., hv. rm., kit, bath, ser.
porch. lge. landscaped lot all
fenced. $l4s mo. IA. s-67ss.
B UCK MEL L MANOR, 1918 Duke
dr.-3 bedrms., baths, fen. yd.,
BROCK REALTY.
CAP. HILL s27 5th St. SCI
bedrms., firepl., large garden. Sis.
RE. z-2l6o. cALCARAs OIL. 2-iSs7.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C. = . bedrms.
2lz baths, lge. hv. and fam. rm.,
sep. din. rm.s garage. $275. CAL
CARA, RE. z-2l60. Ewes. OIL. 2-iSs7.
DETACHED, s6s-Siio PER MO.
Year-round homes, mr.. Annap.. Md.
80 min. to d. c. RIA. 6-22O0.
FAIRFAX-Immed. Occup., 2 story
3 bedrm.s IVA bath, breakfast bar,
porch yard, 273-32so.
FAIRFAX, va, Agata IA beau
tful brick rambler house on l-acre
lot. large bedrms., liv. rm., din.
rm;, ht.,, large. patio and porch,
baths, full bsmt.. $50 per mo. Call
anytime anyday, 2l3-73eo.
FALLS CHUR C Knew 3-bedrm.
ramb., z baths. Appliances. Vacant,
$le5s incl. utils. JE. 1888 ewes.
FOGGY BOTTOM AREA, q36 18th
st. NV, cor. Of X 81. -Available
soon, remodeled 3-bedrm. hous e
with gas heat, air cond., and LIST
floor powder rm. WARD p.
S C H WARTZ, INC, co. $3.50.
Week ends call DE. 2-51q2.
FOR RENT-2.bedrm. brk. house,
detached, fenced yard, storm win
d0ws, bSnt., attic (walk-up), near
stores and transp., immed. 0ccu-
pancy. West Hyattsville, HA. 1852,
10 am. to pm.
GATTHERSBURG ARE Anew 3.
bedrIn. country a m b er, school
buses by the door. Near stores
Sl35 per mo. Yearly lease. 301-DI,
S-5254, or 3ol-DI. $3.50.
GEORGETOWN-W ON derful for
group. modern, spacious, lge. liv.
rm.s Miss Kay, e65-l75e, FE.7-5300,
]. g. CHATEL CO.
GEORGETOWN-Attr. l-b drm.
house. Deep garden. $50. 333-ll6l
or DU. 7-l234. SANDOZ INC.
GLOVER PARK, 37l2 Manor pl.
NV, nr. Wis. and Calvert. 3
bedrms., IVA baths, rec. rm., nice
yard, SIS. KE. 6-5682.
HILLCREST AREA. Semidet. brk. 3
hnkFrpNa III hath
yard. See aft. pm. 735-02l7.
HOUSE FOR THE HARDY. Many
steps, but also trees, privacy.
bedrms:, z baths, hv. rm., din.
rm., kitchen, bsmt. Carpets and
pregnant mothers, infants or most
others-in-law. s1l2 Klingle ST. NV.
EN-. 2-s4l7.
LANGLEY PIX, near Lansburgh's,
sh-blonde p a n e d rec. rm.,
conditionerss bedrm., Sl37.50 mo
lll0 Merrimac DR.. HE. 1850.
LOVELY modern 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Fenced rear yard, North
Springfield area. $50 mo. Call or
see
Annandale Associates, Inc.
CT. $500
MANASSAS PIX, va, III Travis
st.-Immac. A-b d m. Cape Cod.
Open Sun. las. $50 mo. Dir: U. S.
Route ~ to Centreville, left on
Route ~ to end Of Manassas PIX.
Shop Gen.. right onto Manassas dr..
to C0liax dr., right blk. to Travis
st. W0. 6-s43l.
MCLEAN Brick Colonial, ) bedrms.
baths, lge. den, fun bsmt., $50.
CROMWELL & co. IA. 1881
McLEAN-3. 4 and S bedrooms, 7Ia
to 3 bath homes available for occu-
pancy in December and January.
Priced from $3.50 $50. See and res
erve now. Call Ell. 6-416l. MRS.
WIN. H. LAUG HIN, Realtor,
Mclean.
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Nearly new custom
rambler, center ha1 plan, , twin
sized bedrooms and den, recreation
room, z baths 2 fireplaces, car
port, screened porch, immense Kit
chen, S35,600. GRAY MESSENGER
& CO., INC, JU. $500.
AREA = BE FIRST
no SEE THIS. New lge. brick
rambler. liv. rm. with firepl. and
picture window. sep. din. I'm.
table-spaee kit. disposal; DISH
washer. 3 bedrms.; baths; nuge
outside exit. full bath. u acre
lot. beautiful view of surround
ing area, call g495739o.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NEED l-room house or cottage.
Reasonable rent. Mr.. Alex, Fairfax
or Arl. Call 354-l47I.
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CHEVY Delightful 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod, yrs. old. All large
rooms incl. sep. din. rm., 2 full
baths and arranged for gracious
entertaining, S26, 500, OIL. 6-4453.
BURTON-KELLEIGH, REALTOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

TAK0MA PARK-2 ia miIy, good
condition, convenient 10 shoppinr.
Oil Dashboard heat, driveway and
garage, Slz 500. Call Mrs. Phillips
with LAIRD B. SCOTT, Reaitor.
JU. 5000. Ewes. and Sun. z74-7s3l.
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RIGGS PARK

A scarce item. Living rm., din. rm.,
kit. with disposal, powder rm. Isl
fir. Gorgeous knotty pine rec. rm.,
bedrms. Only 5000 down.
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CHEVY CHASE

Just what the doctor ordered for
himself. A most gracious and
charming home with bedrooms. ;
baths and all Of the amenities -liv:
ing room with beamed cathedral
ceiling and 2 balconies, unusual
with ample space for eating, huge
rec. rm., etc. The de luxe profes-
sional suite has a large office, nice
waiting room, 2 consultation rooms,
ground level entrance with separate
mailing address. Priced In the SOS
and located between the clubs. To
Inspect call WO. $500. EDW. H.
ZONES a co INC. Realtor.
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IAkOMA PIX. Ask to see this 4
bedrm.. brk. a m bier with full
bsmt., like new. Mod. kit, close to
elementary and ir. his. Only Sl6.qs0
FHA. Can 43A-f400, ADELPHI
REALTY. RFAITORc
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Upper NV

TAKOMA PARK AREA -Lge. newly
remod. Colonial, garage. Only
1880 to settle estate.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $500
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VALLEYBROOK, mr.. s

IALLEYBROOk, nr. Springbrook
High. Jr. High, and elementary
schools. 4 bedrm. frame Colonial.
porch, ideal location in area Of dc
luxe homes. l-3 lovely acres,
S23,950. o. ID. FIELD, INC, Real.
tors, JU. S7ll3 or Mr.. Davidson
9Ae-7452. =
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Area-S3a5 dn. inels. settlereiit
Lovely ,3-bedrm- home, sep. ain
rm.. fuu bsmt., nice lot. Immed.
poSSsS,bo vacant. OWNER. Do.
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L: N. LERNER
,,,,, Pres, Inland Corp.

WHN1HNOlN TLlFi1lA V47-Tq11-
SILVER SPRINGS bedrm- ram
pier on dead-end st. mr., SCHOOL,.
Tying REQUIRED. SIS, 25O. low mo
.pymts. wLlittle cash down. f'
ABLE REALTY CO. 942-67OO'
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81 E-DETACHED

3 bedrm. brick Colonial. hot water
heat, recreation rm., . blks. TO
st. Francis Xavier church and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

TAK0MA PARK-Mod. 3-bedrfn
6rk. bungalow bsmt. Mr.. Review
and Harold. $4,000 for quick sale,
TAkOMA REALTY JU. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

STONEYBR0OK Investors can as
sumo Sl7,l50. 50 loan on large 3
bedroom, lnz-bath split-level now
Y0UNKIN & co. 935-iso0 III .
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SUMNER

Impressive brick Colonial with 8
bedrooms. 3 baths. lst-floor den
and "a bath. full basement with
rec; rm., hot-water heat, at
taehed garage. Excellent value
n 40s. Ewes. Mr.. Kennedy, en-, =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

SPRINGBR0OK LOOK AT THESE
FEATURSS-H l-bedrrn. spiit-
level. .2Rz baths, Ice. liV. rm., FOR.
NAL din. rm., beaut. kit. with table
space, family rm. with frepl.. cer-
ter hail, lge. lot. Only SIS 500.
]. L. LEWIS 949-4330
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BOGLEY

zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. $500
KENWOOD PARK -OWNER. Princi.
pals only. 4 bedrms., baths, beau.
tifully wooded lot. SO, 500. Sel7 Mid.
hill ST., 6s7-657l.
LOOKING FOR THE PERFECT
HOME. This may be Il. White brk.
rambler with 3 bedrms., z baths.
Could be expanded TO bedrms., :
baths. French doors on an levels IN
very desirable area Of Kensington.
Priced in low eos. Call now for
appt. q49-2e6O.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
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s4q-lss0

SILVER SPRING Close IN. Owner
trans. Assume CT loan. Lovely 1
6edrms., ; baths, din. nm, rec.
rm., firepl. in liv. Tm., beaut,
grounds. See to apprec.
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ST; MCHAELS PARISH near Blair
High, 3-bedrOom brick rambler, full
bath In basement, excellent close m
home, sls,250. GRAY KESSINGER
& CO., INC. III. khln0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-02

SHEKATUN PAKk AREA
Guest house or private residence in
this most desirable area. Mid-thir-
ties. BY appt. Mrs. Client, W0.
6-546s or FE. $500. JAMES L.
DIXON & CO., Realtors.
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OPEN SUNDAY IS PM

FE. s-2O4O FE. 1928
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02
TV KEY PREVIEWS

The Presidents Trp-The President in Italy, The marvel
OF the communications satellite continues to make each
days footage Of the Presidents trip abroad reality
Scenes of his unofficial and official greetings Rome
7:30 pm, WTOP-9
Combat Swear by Apollo" Repeat) The relationship
and the few brief scenes between Gunnar Helstrom as
Naz medical officer, and regular Vic Morrow (Sgt
Saunoers) make this episode worthwhile. Hellstrom
captured and forced to operate wounded Frenchan
who has vital information for the American brass 1880
plmr WAdAL-T
Talent ScOutS(Seasons Pemiere This summertime show
case for youthful or little known performers has a new
host, Merv Griffin, opening list Of attractive mostly
wndow-dressing scouts" and number Of interesting
talents Whether not George Maharis will introduce
operetta-voiced Maria Teresa Carrllo refugee from
Castros Cuba up to the courts decide But sing she
will. Vaughn Meader brings offbeat nghtclub trio
THE Big Three" STAGE Jean Pierre Aumont ditto for
Allen and Grer with original round of satrcal songs
Liza Mneh presents her dancer friend Tracy Ever for
variety and Lauren Bacal and Hugh O'Brian bring
singer Michael Allen and comic Ronnie Martin on respec-
lively $3.50 pm, WTOP-9
Keee Brassee ShOw-The show in this new variety
series puts the accent song and the result pleasant
hour The highghts include Carol Channings funny rou
tine about musical comedy stars of the past present.
Anne B. Davis blase reaction Braseles romantic dev
cry OF IAN Of You; akeoff folk singers by Keefe,
Carol and Julius La Rosa 10 pm WTOP-9
The Presidents TpNBC correspondents cover the Pres
dents schedule in Rome today including his possible visit
with Pope Paul W. visit to Naples and major address
at the NATo Mediterranean headquarters before his
departure for New York 1890 pm, WRCA
Steve Allen ShOw-The comedy team of Rowan and Martin
assist Steve in covering the Hollywood premiere Of Cleo
patra" Many Of the film capitals biggest on
hand for the event lbs pma WTOP-o.
Tonight ShOwJohnny greets actor Dana Andrews
writer Maya Names and the comedy team of Benson
and Mann, among others (Coor) 1880 pm, wRcA
The Presidents Trp-PreSidentia Mission The President
in Rome" hahour report Of on-thescene ceremonies
and meetings, plus analysis and comment the Pres-
dents trip by ABC correspondents here and abroad 1880
pmr wAGAL-T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02


Show Of the Week, and I'm not
sure whose fault 1t was or If,
in fact, anyone was particu-
larry to blame.
What probably went wrong
on the visible evidence was
that after veteran director Jo-
seph Anthony and his actors
had finally created what they
wanted In the rehearsals, what
they had done to achieve 1t
could not be clearly or exc
citingly edited out Of the hours
Of tape. There were no fresh
insights for the viewer. unless
it be in the area Of perspira-
ton and I think that even
those gosh-awfil Hollywood BIZ
ographies occasionally got that
across.
Producer-writer AL Wasser-
man might have made his task
q little easier by taking o ia
miliar play, let us say, or one
without such distracting char
acters as O genuine fire-breath-
ing monster. It's pretty hard
to stick with director AnthOny's
central quest or become en-
crossed in any Of the players
when Mr.. Wasserman himself
was 50 obviously fascinated by
the dragon that he couldn't
keep the camera off Of him.
In addition, the play had q
musical accompaniment that
did little but post additional
problems In comprehension for
the viewer.
In short, nothing about THE
Dragon" was very clear and
this Is rendered with no Of
Tense to any dragons, living or
othedwise, with whom you may
be associated. Not even the
Kuklapolitan's oliver j.
Dragon would have gone for
this one.
4 q
ADD TV REFLECTIONS:
The networks were busy ever
the week end with various re-
ports of the Presidents trip
and the coronation Of Pope
Paul. In CESS case. the un-
usually heavy Sunday traffic
was further complicated by
one Of those triple dead-heat-
town events that Is becoming
standard in pro golf.
We only saw MICS coverage
of the coronation and while
the first views Of the open air
setting were inspiring. the lack
Of definition in the picture and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02
OTHER TV
HIGHLIGHTS

1880, WNEAL az - Capital
Closeup. Joseph Mccall
frey interviews Senate Min
GRITTY Leader Everett Dirk
sen, Republican Of Illinois.
l1:1O, WTTG (5)-Hollywood'S
Finest. "They Live BY
Night" Well-acted melo-
drama about a group of
hoodlums keeping one step
ahead Of the law. Farley
Granger, Cathy ODonnell
(1949).
12:55, WT0P (9)-The Late
Show. mfr. Lord Says No."
An amusing comedy about
a man who refuses to let
his house be demolished to
make way for a new high
way. Stanley Holloway,
Kathleen Harrison (lo5D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02
LATEST TV
INFORMATION

Television programs for
the week are listed in Tv
Magazine with Sundays
Star. Following is supple
mentary information on
today's programs received
after Tv Magazine went to
press:
1880. wMAL (7)--ABC
special THE Presidents
Trip" relates the major
events Of President Ken
nedy's trip abroad includ-
ing . major NATO address.
1900, WMAL (7)--Surf-
side Six starts half an hour
later tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02

the uneven sound were q dis
appointment.
Whatever the technical diff
culties, however, the Telestar
thrill Of seeing the event, or ct
least o part Of 1t, as 1t trans
pred, was television to dazzle
the imagination II not the eye.
A NEW HOME: The George
town University Forum viii
turn Up on WRC-TV this Sun.
day after IL years on WTrG-
s and that has to be some kind
Of local record for show and
distance. Father Dan Power,
Of Georgetown said that only
the opportunity for o later
time period (12:30 pm, Sum-
day. prompted the reluctant
change. They've been very
good to US at channel g." he
said.
Only three men have served
as moderators Of the series since
moderators Of the series since
Its inception; Frank Blair, now
with MICS Today show; Mat
thew Warren. now director Of
WMAL-Tv news. and Dick
Morgan. The fourth man. Wal
lace Tanning, makes his debut
Sunday as the panel discusses,
"Why the Moon Shoot?"
The Georgetown Forum
missed only two Sundays in
It's entire IL years; once be-
cause Of q telethon, the other
time, In the days Of live TV.
when the Israel representative
in q debate conformation with
an Arab spokesman, came down
with chickenpox.
$50
On The Run: Jimmy Dean
viii warm up for his weekly
variety show this fall BY guest
hosting for mentioning Ten
Ilessee Ernie Ford the week of
July az >. With CBS-Tv ct the
point Of bringing off q World
Town Meeting Of the Air, via
Telstar. o salute to the late
George v. Denny. IT., founder
and, for IL years, moderator
OF Americans Town Meeting
Of the Air" would not be amisl
Denny had foreseen such
a global show years ago NANNY
SternfieId has been appointed
business manager Of WRC and
WRC-TV -. Alan Carter, 4
career foreign service officer,
succeeded Charles N. tChuck)
Hill as director Of the USIA's
TV service on July / Hill
whose Tv series, Espionage, re-
Gently sold to NBC for the fall
term, is returning to CONNER
cial Tv And that reminds
me that Yves Harris. who was
WRC-TV's program director
here before going with the
USIA. is now the program di-
rector for MICS New York
flagship station.
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EDUCATIONAL ~
Channel rs

6:0O-What's New. Children.
$3.50 Theater Thirty.
5:OO-Holiday.
1866 Georgetown University
Forum.
0:OO--Folk Music. Marjorie
Egan accompanies herself
on the dulcimer.
S:3O--Eastern Wisdom. Alan
Watts discusses the first
Zen masters.
9:O0-Plant Earth. Challenge
Of the Oceans" Techniques
and instruments Of the
modern oceanographer.
9:SO-Music from Carnegie
Tech.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02

}. though. as the Dupont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02
WOOK-TV
Channel IL

SCOT aram ma Dance
Party.
e:30-News, Weather, Sports.
7:00-The Pendulum. Mystery
drama. Death Mask" Muir.
der among the artists Of
Nominate.
7:30-Uncovered. Mystery
drama. "Sabre's Bow and
Arrow"
S:OO-Mahalia jackson Sings.
0:30-Oscar Brown Jazz
Scene. Jimmy Smith and
Trio.
9:O0--Movie. "Bill Cracks
Down" A steelworker fights
for his girl and inheritance.
(193D.
10;3O--News, Weather, Sports.
11:0O-Mahalia jackson.
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

$500, WTOP-Baseball. WASH
ington Senators VS.. the
Kansas City Athletics.
10000, WAMU-FM 1855 Mc.D--
At the Movies. Converse
lions on the art Of the mo-
ton picture. Tonight: THE
Film In Russia" Alexander
Karaganov, Moscow art and
film critic Is guest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02
ON THE AIR
A Slice Of Theoter
Fails on TV, Too
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
star nv Critic

An alegory is something which closes in New Haven the
late George s. Kaufman observed and while this may
explain the fate Of 1.-THE Dragon" ct the Phoenix Theatr off
Broadway early this spring 1t doesn't necessarily explain why
Tv documentary showing how IL put together should
sngularly lacking in excitement also
It was Sunday night (NRC-D. though a thu nnInont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-02
TODAY'S GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

sos. WASH-FM (ss.1 Mel
Symphony in Stereo. Faure's
Three Preludes; Nielsen's
Symphony No. 5.
$3.50, WHFS-FM (1O2.S Me-
Concert Time. Walton's
Concerto for Violin and
Orchestra: Zinc Frances
catti, violinist.
9:O5, WGMS AMIN (57e Nc.
and 1888 Mel - Concert
Stage. Mouret's Les Festes
de Thalie: Suite; Tele-
mann's Cantata. THE
Times Of Day"
Evening star., 1963-03-17
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Decorative Stair Rails
Gorgeous Recessed Lighting
. Closet Openings Under Stairs
. All Beams and Ducts Boxed in

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oad Boadsd Else-
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woFk Installed BY
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Bonded Pivmber.
Ailoniie's Code ei
Bvsiasss tfhies
ond rigid super
vision Of eli wosk
hos mode W ihs
loFosss hone rem
ovoios in the cree.
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The frontiersman., 1963-08-29
The Frontiersman - Page %
 Thursday. August 29. 1863
Cancer Society Names New Director

Dr. w. M. Whitehead, presi- dent of the American Cancer Society, Alaska Division, Inc announced Tuesday that Elmo Osborne of Austin, Texas has been appointed executive di rector of the Alaska division.
 MT. Osborne will begin di- rection of the Alaska division on Sept. l He was formerly en- ployed by the Texas division, starting as a field representa- tive and being promoted to of flee manager and director of crusades and public relations.
 MT. and Mrs. Osborne will drive from Austin over the AL askan Highway and expect to arrive in Juneau early in Sep tember.
 Under MT. Osborne's ad- ministration, we expect the program of the Cancer Society to progress" stated Dr. White head, and become more ef- fective in reaching the people of our state to save lives which might be lost to this disease.
 MT. Osborne succeeds A Schutte who has resigned this position to transfer with the Society to an Eastern Division.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-29
"city of Bees"
 Showinq at Fair

City of the Bees,' a Moody science film, will be shown at least twice daily at the Alas ka State Fair in a tent located just south of the Snodgrass building.
 To be presented by the Ministers and Christian Lay mems Association, this re- markable film took ten years to film by Dr. Irwin Moon and his staff. The life of the bee their labor division, and social organization are all represent ed. The film pictures for tn ( first time the interior of an in- sect city, their nurseries f 0 I their young. their feats o1 structural engineering, their method of hive ventilation, and many other marvels.
 The Ministers and Christian Laymen's Association has in- vited the public to see one of these free showings.
The frontiersman., 1963-08-29

Representative Ralph J. Riv- CTS has announced that he is ac- cepting applications from young men interested in nomi- nations to West Point, the Air Force Academy, Annapolis, and the Merchant Marine Aca- demy. Those interested in ap- plying for the vacancies should write the congressman at room l540 Longworth Bull d in g, Washington 25, DC, as soon as possible.
 To qualify for admission to the service academies, a cand- idate must be single, in excell- ent health, a high school grad uate or in his senior year, and must have reached his 17th but not his 22nd birthday by July l, 1864. Those selected will en- ter the military academies in June and July, 1864. The aca- denies offer a four-year course leading to a bachelor of science degree and a regular eommis- sion as a second lieutenant in the Army and Air Force, and an ensign in the N avy and Merchant Marine.
 In announcing that he IS ac- cepting requests for nomina- tions for the class of 1868, Con- gressman Rivers also reported that his previous appointees are doing well.
 Usto Schultz and William A. Swick, III of Anchorage, Dan iel O'Brien of Ketchikan and
The frontiersman., 1963-08-29
Rivers Asks Young Men To Apply For Service Academy Nominations

Kenneth R. Bissett of Palmer, are attending the Air Fore Academy, while Fred w. Barnes, Palmer, and David M. Smith and Jack A. Windeler of Anchorage are at West Point. MT. Rivers appointees to the Naval Academy are Paul. Den his Shuman of Douglas, and Dennis Pat James of Anch- orage.