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Evening star., 1963-05-09
Hard Winter
Profitable 10
Trot Winner
By CARL SELL
Star Staff Writer

There's nothing like workouts
over ice and snow to transform
a lame mare into q consistent
money-winner on the harness
racing circuit, according to
Driver Paul Rombola, currently
making his headquarters at
Rosecroft Raceway.
Rombola drove Marcy Samp.
son to an upset victory in the
featured second division Of the
Northern Virginia Stakes last
night at the Oxon Hill track
Overlooked in the crowd Of T..
IT'S, Marcy Sampson returned
$3.50.
1t was Marcy Sampson's third
straight victory. The previous
two came in April at Rocking
ham Park. Before that, Marcy
Sampson had finished second
two straight times.
Rescued From Lameness
Rombola rescued Marcy
Sampson from the pasture after
the 4-year-old turned up lame
on a percentage basis, worked
her through New England's
hard winter and now is collect
ing for his foresight.
The Stocky driver from
Franklin, Mass, received rs pei
cent Of all Marcy Sampson and
her owner, Pete Cosindas, gets
the other rs per cent. The
partnership earned $1,000 fol
last nights victory.
While Marcy Sampson was
continuing her victory streak
last night, Stanley Dancers
William Time had his five
race winning skein ended in
the eight race.
Del Miller Wins
Del Miller, the crafty vet
eran, piloted Tarport Doug to
a half-length victory over Will
liam Time. who had racked up
his string Of victories at
Yonkers.
Another long shot, Loyal
Hanover, scored in the seventh
race, the $500 Lions Club
Purse. Loyal Hanover returned
$22.40.
Rosecroft's handle went over
the 100000 mark for the Sec
ond time since Mondays opener
as $309,314 was passed through
the mutuels. The twin double
resulted in a $6,368.80 payoff
for two patrons. The winning
numbers were /, 3, 8 and /.
Tonight's nine-race program
will be featured by the Old Line
Trot, which boasts a purse OF
$4,000. Dave Legum'S Red Top
is among the early favorites.
Evening star., 1963-05-09

BY the Associated Press
lst--S2 800; cling; 3 yrs; 9 fur.
Golden Lea (B. P'lidOl 1880 $40 500
Popskul &c. Burr) $50 800
Aliens Delight u. J'hnsOn) 1850
HI Daumier, Valiant Heart, Lady s
Master. Miss Karen B, Beechs Scholar,
Sea Discovery, Meb's Heritage, Foune,
Mesch. Time, 1:16M.
2d-S2, 800: cling: 3-yr. .-olds: 9 fur
Prince Terra (C'b'rsl $50 $3.50 2.SC
Audie Boy (Burr) 400 300
Larry's Gal (KimbaID $50
Lady Bright. HI Ho Hello, Sea Record
Chase Away, Absolutely Sure. Bonny
Court. Mr.. D. Y. Time. 1:14zs,
DAILY DOUBLE (I2-A) SR3. %
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THIRD ss%Inr

as. Hoffman and Buckley Stable entry.
co HYP third for $1,000 and gets the vote IN
this dash for 2-year.OldS SILWALL, . dauEhter OF
Cornwall has been training satisfactorily sEASHNE Is
due for improvement
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John p. Kulser entry.
SUE APPEAL had late speed when third and looks
best here. WELLINGTONS breaks alerty and Will bat.
tie 10 the wire COLONEL DASH third In his last
and rates excellent chance
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Joe KeNys PimncO Adndicqps
POST TIME, 1880 Pm.

FIFTH RACE-Purss 5000, twO-ysar-Old mAldsns; five
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EIGHTH RACE-Purss, 1880, allowances; 4-year.oIds

GAELIC LAD was outrun on the turf In the
RigEs Handicap but meets far less here. KHANHAI
was = winner at Garden State RESTLESS CLOUD
might take II all.
BEST BET-GAELIC LAD
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Ut z. Westehber1er and 4. Williams entry.
Waiting HARP ls better than her last race AZ
Laurel and should do better here. MONEY FROM HOME
: also due for improvement. NoOREsS will battle
Evening star., 1963-05-09

aWinlochasn Stable and Elk Hill Farm entry.
IRISH DEMON 2ND, was . winner on the turf at
Oulfstream Park for $500 and s In Q spot to take
another here. MR. TUMBLlN 8 due for q top effort
after third on the turf THE GENT rates q chance.
Evening star., 1963-05-09

SINNER ran q good race In qualifying
DUDLEY FROST has shown improve
ERTs will benefit from early racing in
Florida.
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DAILY DOUBLE (I2-4) SSs.2l
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Racing Results
PinIico

BY the Associated Press
Evening star., 1963-05-09

RAPID RISE was outrun for $4,000 but earlier
won for $1,000. HEAD WORK looks like the prin-
eipal rival LAST DAY meets better after winninE
cleverly fer 5000.
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4th- $500 pacei n0n.winner1 1900 ulie-
time); mile.
Mountain Win, J. MaEer .. 3-l-l ~
Cracked Ice, r. Cherrix .. 6-l-J ~
Captain Cutie, J. Dennis. Or. 7-6-4 "a
FlycO Boy, L. Burto ..... 2-s4 81
Sycamore Lady, v. Cowger. 6-l-l l0-l
Harry Allan Vic, p. Russo o. 3-l-3 81
4 Alton Victory, L. Scott 600. kI.3 ISL
Dora's Joy, A. Dixon ..., Sis l0-l
MOUNTAIN WIN raced well ii Rock
ingham. CRACKED ICE is improving
every week. CAPTAIN CUTTLE VIII need
bis best eifort.
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ROsecrOH
Kduditqps

FOURTH RACING MIGHT
$500; trotA non.Winnera 81 600 li
Navajo times., 1963-06-06
Degrees Conferred
At Arizona State

More than OArizona conrnuni-
ties were represented in the 4O2
degrees conferred at Arizona State
College, Flagstaff, by President ].
Lawrence Walkup at commence
mem exercises Monday evening
in the Mems Gymna SUM.
Of the 4O2 degrees conferred,
3O7 were Arizonans, and included
3O7, undergraduate degrees, SO
graduate. and two E EDUCATIONAL
Specialists degrees. Also this
year, the largest number of Bache-
lor of Science degrees in F Forestry
were conferred by Pre- sident
Walkup, with a total of IS.
The Division of Forestry, which
began in the fall Of 1858 with A
students, has grown to a total of
172 registered for the 1962-63
academic year. Up until this year
there has been a total of 16
graduates in forestry.
The 95 out OF state graduates
represent 81 communities in q
different states, from Hawaii on
the west, TO Connecticut on the
east.
Graduates from this area are:
PAGE-(B.S. degree) Kathleen
An For d ha m; Obs. in Ed J
Loretta Mae Lloyd, Elizabeth Ann
hook; (M. A. degree) Norman
Claude Shelf.
TONALEA-(M.A. in Ed. CLYDE
Edward DeBerry.
Navajo times., 1963-06-06
Expansion
Planned
ance Cemetery.

WINDOW ROCK, Ariz., Public
Relations Director. Perry Allen,
announced Thur sday, the appoint
ment of Marshall Tome as Editor
Of the Navajo Times and the ap-
pointment of Chester A. MacRorie
as General Manager of the News
paper.
The rapid growth and ac-
ceptance of the Navajo Times has
been such that it is necessary
to enlarge and strengthen the news
paper staff SO that we can continue
to improve the paper for the bene--
fit Of the Navajo People," Allen
said.
Allen also described some of
the other actions which are under
discussion including future plans
for a Thur sday and Sunday BIZ
weekly paper, variety of comics,
Women'S news and other feature
articles and establishment of car
rier service Throughout the reser.-
CONTINUED on Page ~
Navajo times., 1963-06-06

Tuba CITY-(B.S. in Ed. } Mrs.
Dora Butler Coursey: (M.A. in
Ed.) James Edward W ombacher:
(M.A. degreelLouis c. Jumper. Jr.
Gerald NJ
ache-GANADO-(B.S. degree)
Gerald Michael Ethelbah. Alarl
Margaret Poncel: (B.S. in Ed.)
Norma Carolyn Gimlin. Bruce
Joseph Poncel: (M.A. in Ed. J Rub
Mae Kellough, R obert Warren
Stark.
WINDOW ROCKIES. degree)
Leo Chester Watchman: (B.S. in
Ed.) Mrs. E loise Watchman
Jackson.
CHlNLE-(B. S. in Ed.) Mrs.
Agnes Anna Hicks.
ST. JOHNS-(B.S. in Ed.) Mrs.
Lucy Madrid Garcia: (M.A. in
Ed.) Mrs. Elenor Jones Greer.
MCNARY LBS. in Ed.) Stella
Spencer, Alfredo Martinez Chavez.
FORT DEFIANCE LBS. in Ed. J
Rena Louise Teller.
GREER-(B.S. in Ed) Gineth
Ann Wiltbank.
EAGAR-(M.A. in Ed.) Daniel
Lawrence Wilson.
Navajo times., 1963-06-06
Navajo In Japan

Marine Corporal E-4 Nelson
Pete, Navajo is presently sta
toned in Japan. Pete halls from
Shiprock, New Mexico. He is one
of thousands of marines who are
Stati oneo in the Far East.
The Corporal is withtb Marine
Range Detachment al Camp Fuji,
Japan. During the period of ten
months being in Japan, Corporal
Pete has seen most of Japan. Pete
completed high at Anadarko, Okla
homa, and had year oftraining in
Ohio and North Carolina.
AS marine, Pete's job is being
certified Welder and does most of
the body fender work. The Cor
poral's expiration in the Marine
Corps is this fall. Pete would like
to hear from some of his school
mates and friends.
His Address is Cpl. Nelson
Pete, 1862343, Marine Range Det..
Camp Fuji, Japan, Navy ESQ,
co FPO, San Francisco. Cali
fornia.
Navajo times., 1963-06-06

The Ceremony included talks
by Philip Johnston, Originator of
the Navajo Language Code System
used by the Navajo Communicators
against the enemy in the Pacific
Theatre of Operations. His singing
of the Marine Corps Hymn in the
Navajo tongue. as he and his men
had written and translated, brought
a tear to many of the eyes of the
Navajo times., 1963-06-06
Ten Cents

the Significance of Memorial Day
to Dineh. Lloyd House introduced
the guest speaker, the Honorable
Navajo Tribal Chairman, Raymond
Nakai. Text of Chairman's speech:
"Today all over this great coun-
try of ours, veterans are gathered
to honor the memory of their
departed comrades, those who SO
willingly and heroically lived and
died for the cause of freedom of
America. Today we who survive
remember and honor our own de-
parted members, for they have
been our SenrinelS and we owe
them eternal debt. They have made
supreme sacrifice in the test of
valor and of life. They are martyrs
before God and men and what great
er test exists, than "What greater
Love could a man have that he lay
down his life for his country?"
These mounds, these flower
decked graves, awake the memoir
les of the past and the history Of
our nations perils and its tri-
umphs.
Today as we stand here in the
bright sunlight and contemplate,
we see these departed sons and
friends again as, in memory, they
marched together over muddy
roads, Waded and watched in the
stenches or in the jlLngles and
struggled toward storm of shock
and she'll over the bloody battle
fields of every continent. Memory
also brings back the recollection
of cold, mud and rain, of heat
and all other sufferings of war.
1t seems that only yesterday that
we with our departed friends we're
learning to throw handgrenades,to
shoot a rifle, to use bayoret
and to realize that it was nee
essary to learn to kill and to
avoid being killed.
Truly the memory of our de-
parted friends will always be with
us as we climb toward eternity,
as we get the wisdom TO better
understand Gods ways and his
reasons for sending US trials,
disappointments, and defeats, They
are with us as we, more and more
realize that Gods ways are best
for the ultimate salvation of our
world.
These comrades have made the
supreme sacrifice SO that we mi ght
have peace. But, many of us ask,
where is that peace for tomorrow?
Is peace really possible? Can it
come in our tine ?Strangely enough
the more men talk about peace .the
more they prepare for war. The
more civilization drifts toward
disaster, the more it condemns the
Peacemaker of the world. 1t is
sincerely hoped that today we shall
see in its true prospective and
predicament of our immediate sur
roundingS, of our country and of
the world.
And it is said that in the light
of these mushrooms of smoke, man
must finally search his heart and
work to find a way of adjusting
his ways of thinking. However,
these world shaking events were
as the flicker of a match compared
to the power of God we believe Our
God showers US every day with
(Cnrnh;r..l,A A L
Navajo times., 1963-06-06
VIEW Post 678Q
installation Of 155MM Howitzer at
Window Rock-Fort Defiance Cemetery

Window Rock Arizona May 30, 1963-Today, Mem
orial Day, will long be remembered by Dineh (the
people,. For today the United States Marine Corps,
in commemoration of Navajo who served and died in
our Nations Armed Forces, gave and dedicated 155
MN, II, 800 pound, HowitZer a Memorial, here at
the Tribal Military Burial Grounds. squad of Ma
rnes served as the Honor Guard and firing squad in
Memorial Services The squad of Marines were from
US. Marine Supply Center, Barstow, California,
G/Sergeant Dole Palmer, N. CO. in charge.
Navajo times., 1963-06-06

usually stole, Navajo; Department
of Arizona. V.F.W. Junior Vice
Commander Wilfred P. Hanson.
gave talk on the Origin of
Memorial Day Services. The
apaha-B owman, V. F. w., Post
#6789 of Window Rock, Arizona
conducted the Memorial Services.
Commander-elect, and officer-in-
charge, Lloyd l.. House, talked on
Evening star., 1963-04-22
ADVERTISING-S360
Assistant Bookkeeper

General office work. Excel. sal.
major med. hosp. and free lift
ms, 6-day wk.. pleasant down,
Mr.. Jespersen. co. 5-5S3s. Mon
Evening star., 1963-04-22
CLERK -TYPIST

II you are a responsible woman,
approx l-yr, exper.. looking for
clerical position In Silver Spring
and want to work only 5 DAYS per
week contact our personnel dept .,
JU, D-2334
Evening star., 1963-04-22
SITUATI0ns-MEN
SITUATION WOMEN
sITUATIoNs-DoMEsTIc

ABLE MAIDS NOw.iil Health cards
and refs, payworkers S7 and fare.
Our 30th yr. QUALITY. Dlp N, n.
ave. DI. 7-4303.
EXPERT H0UsECLEANING. floors
cleaned waved, painted or re-
finished, walls, windows, wood
work, blinds cleaned, furniture and
rugs shampooed, stoves Cleaned.
We 20 anywhere. la, 6-b73b,
WORK BY THE DAY. MARoARET
HODGES. Call 232-b5b6.
|cOLoRED LADY wishes g.h,w.. s.
Day .wesek;a live out. good refs.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY TO REGIONAL MGR.
National corporation has Opening
for exper. secretary, excel. oppor-
tunity for capable individual,
transp. necessary, age 25-45, Ken.
Mworth, Md,. area, salary COM
mensurate with ability. All replies
confidential. Box 26b-R, Star.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

IELEFHONE INFORMATION elk
E5panSSi3s TSp ding insgrSnce h5,,s firm need
formation voice and ability " !,
type: Good benefits. S3i5, PoTO,
MAC EMPL. AGCY., 1884 Wilson
blvd, Arl. ia. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
1nYERTIsING AGENCY, recsr

ADVERTISING AGENCY, recsp-
tioniSt, typists, girl Friday, chal-
lenging opportunity for young, in
telllgent girl, interested in learn
ing the ad business. NE. S-69OS.
ADVERTISING ASSISTANT, per-
Sonable individual experienced In
publication, advertising, copy
vriting and sales. 40-hour. 5-day
week with growing national or
ganization in Md suburbs, Occa-
Sional travel. Send full resume
with minimum salary requirements
to Personnel, p o, Box 57S2.
Washington "a, D. c.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
HELP WOMEN

RECEPTIoNIsT for personnel worE
In branch otc. OF natl. temporary
help firm, Typins REQ, Telephone
pSlss; siss aptitude I,s, for for sales sales Position
conditions. Must be willing tc
accept reas. salary. Write, stat
ing age. background and salary
requirements. Box 279.L. star.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
HELP WOMEN

TdEAcHES. d.y .a $3.50 EsRS;5 tSsSSs SssT..
helpful Mr.. Wright, BOYD'S
200 l2th NV. RE. 7-2S2S.
Evening star., 1963-04-22
nELP WOMEN
CoMPTeMEEER E oPER.i COUNT,
CREDIT CLERK

With credit and collection expert
ence for exclusive retail store.
pleasant cond., % group hospitsliSa, /,
ton, Cali MRS. BEALL at MA. g.
Evening star., 1963-04-22

LAUNDRY

Shirt operators, markers. sorters,
reliable experienced, help wanted.
Steady work. ROCKVILLE LAUN-
DRY. HA. 7-7450.
LEGAL SECRETARY to senior part
ner, Downtown law firm. Experi-
ence and top skills necessary, un-
der 40, Salary open. 29S-7043.
LEGAL SECRETARY for 2-man, @
girl. active and friendly office
in Cafritz Building. hrs, q day,
,or days nSs,O1r week Top Top sslsry y,oSr for
NER at ME, S-69s9 for inter-
view appointment,
Evening star., 1963-04-22
SECRETARY

For consulting engineers office.
Dupont circle area. Permanent.
Shorthand not required but must
be fast and accurate typist. Varied
duties, 5-day wk., air cond. office,
employe benefits. Salary eommen-
surate with experience. WILLIAM
A. BROWN, 1905 Goth st. NV,
Evening star., 1963-04-25
@. A. scHLEslNGER co.

SILVER SPRING - Beautiful brick
bi-level featuring beorms, . full
baths. rec. rm., near st. Gather
ines Parish. Sl0,D5O.
KEN DRUSKIN. Realtor 949-4000
SILVER SPRING--Lovely air cond.
3-bedrm., 2-bath, brick rambler,
large liv. rm. v/firepl.. sep. din.
rm., mod. kit. wItable space, large
ing S20,950. OWNER, 10. 5-2729.
SILVER SPRING-Woodside Park
Lge. brick-and-stone Colonial, 4
bedrms., full bsmt., rec. rm.. .
car garage. Beautiful wooded lot
73x24O. WOODSIDE REALTY
co III Q-R44O 'tii q n m
Evening star., 1963-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON-New listines. Lovely 3.
bedrm brick rambler on level
fenced lot. Full basement, dining
ell, Sl6,5O0, $500 down FHA, SSS
Evening star., 1963-04-25

rNoo OPEN 5ESi . ESSsi0HS 70 :
ARLINGTON OFFICE KE. 6-6aOC
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
iCONTlNUEDl

PARKWOOD-3-b -bedrm. brick Cape
Cod, on Ice. wooded lot screened
porch, finished rec. room, FHA-
appraised SlS,50O
T. N. LERNER
PRES. INLAND CORP,
WHEATON PLAZA 94a.1a0O
Evening star., 1963-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
tcONTlNUEDl

ANOTHER BONUS BUY-All brick
4-bedrm. home with sep. din. rm
and bsmt. Located in nearby
Woodlawn. adjacent to the new
Capitol Plaza shopping center
You pay only the small down
payment and we pay your settle
ment costs. Total monthly pay
ments approximately STA.
FIRST TINE oFFERED-3-bedrm
home on u acres sitting on Q
beautiful knoll in the NASA SPACE
Agency area. Priced at $4,000
with your choice OF terms. Trades
accepted,
cFFVERLY-4-bedrm brick home
With sep. din. rm., liv, .rm, witt
paneled wall and firepl . full
ceramic tile baths, rec. type bsmt
with outside entrance. Garage anC
many other extras. Assume exist
ing loan with small down pay
ment and no qualifying red tape
Evening star., 1963-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX. BUCKNELL MANoR-seoo
payments sli7, semidetac brick
framed, recently redec., 3 bed
rms ~ baths, liv. room, din
room, kit, Anchor fencing, near
schools. BY Owner. 522-9l06.
ALEX, OFF JANNEY'S LANE--An-
uaue brk; rambler. 2 bedrms;;
bsmt., garage, excel school area,
81 300, OWNER, XII. 9-e629.
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WESTGATE AREA
MOORE REALTY

wHEAToN--AIR CONDITIONED
Briek 3!.esdrm' rambler, immaeq-
,sif .am. ionS isitspis iseonl9Hss61. nHss1 diS.7dT96 "''
c. p. FLETCHER, Realtor
Evening star., 1963-04-25

9-mo. -old. 4-bedroom, ~ bath
snlit.level IN Maryland's most de.
sired community lust q pleasant
drive 70 Alex or the PrntAgon
as well as. Andrews or downtown
Wrsh, FHA, VA, or cony.. s23,.
800.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
SEABROOK ACRES

A beautiful 42-ft. rambler with
wall-to-wAll carpet in liv. anc
din, rms, and hall, firepl. in
liv. rm.,. table space in electric
kit. 4 bedrms., big fenced lot
off-Street parking. auto. washer
stays and so does the piano In
So. FsS rR at o5v Shs Ssnbo q WtS SHI
or GI terms. Better call for appt
to see this. 277-2l7b.
Evening star., 1963-04-25

AWAY GOES

n: h: hSs sSIoSsl and n., n SaH Vienna s. stss.
ali. here stays It's s2i.Soo S& 4
30.yr. loan, You can get both fol
only $1,000 dn.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co
CL. $4,000 IA. 4-4252
Evening star., 1963-04-25

ST. AMBROSE PARISH = All l-briek
3-bedrm, Cape Cod, with family
size dining room. living rm. with
firepl., lge, kit and built-in "a,
race. Walk 10 schools and transp
Compare At S20,gbO. on eonv.
a 20 INC
Evening star., 1963-04-25
COLLEGE PARK

SPECIAL, q sturdy.
built vell-insulAted Cape Cod with
liv rm.. din. rm.. electric kit.
. bedrmS.. family rm., rec. rm
in full bSmt., shades, storm win
dows and doors and washing ma
chine all included. Economical hot.
water dashboard heat, buy thii
at Sl2,405 with FHA or G1 terms
A little effort and some pain
will enhance the value.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
CHARMING!

4-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler, on 9
beautifully HANDICAPPED p acre,
lge. master bedrm. with bath, sep
din. rF1., lge. kit, custom Laundry
rm. incl. de luxe appliances, bsmt.
ETC., etc. Only S22. $50.
CRETE REALTY
CR. 3-56l6 Ewes. CR. 3-51eC
ARL.-Air cond. 3-bedrm. ramb.,
center hall. rec. room, porch,
charming inside/out, walk to ele.
school. min. to Pentagon. Owner
sacrifice s24.g5O. IA. 2-9617.
ARL., S.-2-bedrm. ssmidet. brick
close in, Sl0.95O.
iiv. rn., sep. din. rm.. . porches
bsmt.. large level fenced lot,
Sl7.950, Vacant.
B. M. SMITH. Realtor IA. 4-42OO
ARLINGTON, NORTH
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Andrews Area

S14,500
soUTHLAwN-One Of the cleanest
ramblers in Pr. Geo. Just waiting
for a family, 3 bedrns., and every
convenience. Call today SO you
won't miss this beauty.
$4,000
MOVE TO THE COUNTRY--Brick
Cape Cod, 4 bedrms., firepl.. ! q
acres, utility building, one Of the
few that is on the market today.
So phone right away.
S15,950
AREA-CuStom hrk. ram,
bier, liV. rm.. din. rm:, kit 8
bedrms.. carport, situated on beau
tiful tree-studded lots. Occupancy
at settlement, excel. financing.
S16,5OO1
Observation-Disclosures Cape Cod
4 bedrms;. full osmt. WIZ rec, rec
trance, lovely rear yard, partly
fenced. walking distance to bus
and Pen-Marr Shopping Center.
For those interested in a real buy
call about the terms where you
can assume the high mortsage on
this property.
$2l,950
PARK-Liv. rm., din.
rm., 3 bedrms.. Ia baths, firepl. .
off-street parking. h-acre lot.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
$27,500
TEMPLE HILLS AREA-Beautiful
custom built. split-level brick, 7
rms, "a baths, carport. inter-
com throughout, de luxe kit, and
many extras, situated in the best
section on large tree-studded
corner lot. al schools and
churches nearby.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
EVANSVILLE, $l4,5O0
MT. RAINIER, $13,85o
BEL AIR. Sl6950

A 7-room 2-bath Cape Cod with
garage, on big is-acre lot, also has
ranchers and colonials in Bel Air.
All houses fully equipped. Assume
present financing. buy FLA, GI,
and we will trade.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

DISTRICT HEIGHTS, nr, Mt, CAL
vary--Large 4-bedrm.. 2-bath brk.
rambler. family rm., sep. din, rm.,
liv. rm. with firepl., pine-pan-
eled rec. rm. in lower area, buy
FLA with only $1,000 dn,, or
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. e-54OO
IyAxTyUIJOnNr crpEu,rr,
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LIST sSIS WITH VI LINGO

ROSEMARY HILLS, $500 May
wood ave. Colonial. rec.
rm., screened porch. fenced yd.,
large patio, wall-to,wau carpet
school church. shopping. Asking
Sle. $50. OWNER. JU. 5-sS36.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
MARTIN
MONROE

so. 6.9lOO REALTORS
ALEXANDRIA AREA-FoUR BED
ROOM RAMBLER with two baths.
FULL BASEMENT and LARQE
RECREATION ROOM, S20.060.
BEST TERMS or TRADE with
Evening star., 1963-04-25
SILVER SPRING. MONTGOMERY HillI

SILVER SPRING, MOL area-Al-
most new custom-built home on q
Wv. carpeting, 2-car carport. 4
twin bedrms., 2l7 baths. scr.
porch, rec. rm. with raised hearth.
Many other extras. S3O,950. 049-
O1Qt
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S21.950
S07 son

ROSEcROFT PARK-Liv. rm., din
rm., 3 bedrms.. Ia baths, firepl
off-street parking. h-Acre lot
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Evening star., 1963-04-25
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, ND

PROPERTY MGT RENT SALES
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DICKEY's lNVEsTMTS AP. T-SOSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-12-22
THE PASSING SHOW
That WishfuI Column
Back Another Year

is that created by George ST.,
working now on 1.-THE Great
est Story Ever Told"
George and Phyllis Seaton,
the former one of HollywoOd's
greatest distinctions as writer,
director, and co-producer. Also
to Mary and Mark.
Pamela Turnure, whom we
like. And Frances Knight,
whom we also like.
Voice of Americas Fred
Weiss, Sol Panitz, Brigid Lay,
and all their pleasant asSO-
ciates, Mike, Doc, etc.
John McKelway and Russell
Baker, a couple of our favor
lite columnists; always anus
ing and bright. And that chap,
Frank Getlein, and Dot.
Sll loIllAcS IOV.
Mary McGrory, our favorite
writer and partygiver.
Ben Washer, Bill Keefe,
Harvey Sabinson, Dick Man
ey, and so many others on the
roster of the New York the
alter press agents union. Indis-
penSable types.
Vicent Sardi, Jimmy, and
the staff.
All, Yes, Columbia
And, speaking of stats, that
of the Columbia Country Club,
Max and Bob Beck, Mrs.
Evans, and the MesSrs. Nc
LeOd, Bangan, Collinge, and
Burch, the last four golf-Ori-
ented.
The Dentons, BeSS and Bob,
a creamy couple of Para
mount ambassadors to Wash
ington.
The local press agent flock,
Jack Foxe, Ray Gingell, Sy
Erie d m a n, Susan Powers,
Caesar Gialito, Max Miller,
Hal Marshall, Don Waters,
See CARMODY, Bill