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PONTIAC PARTS. Roiier.cam and
100 heads, Nasear pan and pump.
Cad alum. wheels. ~ A. NJ hydro
stick 81 HID. Bal short Blk. IA.
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BUICK 'b3 euper 2-dF. Riviera
i' owner yrs ssiSSS.' ts5s.II'1sssss.' ' 'r'n''
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H.Ls. ~ VII % HeraId cony., around
blue In color. Ready for a sum.
mer Of fun. $3.50 down delivered
today. 81 800 full prlce.
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Palmer Ford

$500 AGER RID.
'" oPEEN SUNDAY fS.S '-'Ai0
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WATERFRONT PROP. WTD.

FAMILY des. house mr.. bay. with
stabllng avail. for 3 or 4 show
ponies, for summer. while new
home is being built. 299-6934.
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T hus y 's sIii green sonyi' r; and r.,
post. assume pymts. WE. s-2759.
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IMPORT--spORTS

sPR1TE 1861. white with hdtp. and
soft top reg. tires, 2 SHOWS
premium eond. $l,l00. ia. 5-7146
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Auth. Mercenes- Benz Dealer
oSS y: , alebe re- Arls Va.
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TAKOMA FORD

CHEVROLET $50 4-dr. wagon, r.
. and h., autoa p.s, good condition.
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A SUMMER HOME
WITH CHARACTER
LONG BEACH SPECIAL
FIRST TINE OFFERED

/. Furnished home with GOOD Ia,
view, on surface road one shor
block from beach, 100 frontag
= corner lots with plenty of Shade
. full basement lots Of porch, Very
= large living room with fireplace
. other features, must be seen x
appreciate. $4,000 full price, so.
600 down. $50 monthly, present
owner will hold MORTGAGE.
q Masonry home on high elevation
looking out over Chesapeake Bav
corner lot has 100 frontage, con-
crete ribbon driveway, brick bar.
becue grill. large living room with
fireplace, many features you viii
enjoy. Only $3.50. Down pay
ment and terms to suit purchase.
D. Solid masonry house. low upkeep,
furnished 3-bedroom, year-rourid
home, overlooking Chesapeake Bay
on beautiful high. wooded lot, al
porches and steps either brick or
concrete, metal window frames, no
dpkeep, all walls paneled. fire.
place, gas heat and basement.
Any reasonable down payment or
swin re-finance. Only S14,250.
4, Numerous lots and acreage
tracts from $3.50. with low down
payments and q long time to pay.
TO inspect: Drive Z miles south Of
Prince Frederick on Solomons Is
land road md. Rites. 4 to 416).
turn left at st, Leonard. and fol-
low Long Beach signs 10 office on
shore OF the Chesapeake Bay.
M. u. ROckhill. Broker
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TIDEWATER,
: SOUTHERN MARYLAND

West River. Q year-round homes
on 3 lots, both furnished, 2 bed
rms. each, insulated, patio, well,
trees, lovely view, owner finance
ing, immed. poss., 100000 Tor
2wPatuxent River. 25 acres, lovely
view, 600 II. on paved road, 20
mi. b, c., $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AQCY.. CORP.
Elsie West Williams, Lothian. Nd.
answer call Prince Frederick los.
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0REIGN CAR CENTER

1913 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-720O
TR-3 1858; new top, r. and h.,
Mich. x tires. Must see to APP
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEVY $50 4-dr., auto. trans,
heater. Good looking. so. b-6lh1.
CHEVROLET, '55, Del Ray, good
cond. . sn. tires, new brakes. exc
eel. End car, 1925, ne. 6-22S7.
CHEVY $50 cow, cyls.. auto.
trans, very good condition. $500.
CHEVROLET $50 station wagon,
silver gray finish, 8 cyl, r. and
h., auto. 1-yr. warranty. Real nice
condition. Weekend special. SS95.
small down payment III
LOVING CHEVROLET
E.-W, Hwy. and colesyille Rd.
JU 9-6406 JU. 9-S307
CHEVY 80 4-dr. Bel Air sedan.
auto. trans, excel, cond. orig.
owner. $1,050. Call 10. 5-314l.
CHEVROLET go 4-dr. wagon, r.
and h., auto. p.a, good condition.
Al oAb
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. Mail: 81. Leonard. Maryland
. Phone: Prince Frederick 3O8

90 FT, By zoo Fl. waterfront
DOT with pier. $3.50. Year
around cottage, $500. Beach
.priyileges. Lots, bldg. sites from
$3.50.
. 572-i471 2es-34O1
10000 REDUCTION : Yes, the
Qwner will sacrifice his water
b front estate at q $4,000 reduc-
q ton for immediate sale. This is
your opportunity Call O. B. LOR-
RAlNE, Broker, Richmond Federal
64s-s05S or Heathsviile office
Hudson 2-3455.
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ASTON MARTIN

ANGLIA 80, Great body, rebuilt
ems, new rear end, minor repairs
/ for Inspect. S75, 250-S694.
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CADILLAC

1880 Eldorado Brougham, speeia
Parma custom.built 4-dr hard,
top, FACTORY AIR COND Ever,
conceivable extra Incl. mouton ful
eArpeting. Delivered new for "a,
600. Americas finest prestiae Au.
tomohile, | owner, 10000 cbauf.
feur driven miles without a doubt
iosnd 'h sngsb,r, Br sggSs r,2cRe'
RI ], ave, ne, IA, p-llnO,
CHEVY 'b4 2-dr. sedan, r. and n.
auto. trans. tiob or best offer.
32b-ss27,
c HS.i ITPaI 49, so2gy s Y,
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Z snow tires, 80 mi. 70 gal. gas.
cali 81, $1,000
BUICK '03 Riviera, bronze. factory
AT, cleo. windows and seat.
OPEN wKDAYs TIL 0 PM.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1890 22nd 81. NV, PE. 10000
BUlck-You can Get 4 better used
S.r Ssa 81 IsS55EwARf BUICK INC
BUICK $50 Invicta, fully equip,
GOOD condition. Call b22-01sf
week ends or evenings,
BUICK $50 Electra 4.dr. sedan, 4
cyl !. auto, r. and h.. power brakes
and eteoring, Wv, tires, eNcep-
tionaiiy clean, all white with
brown original interior, this sale
only F1,2De KIRK MOTOR Co,
S ovr *. pxassa66. 'OOO "a ave
BUICK 'of 9kylark. dark blue with
white vinyl TOP. auto. trans r.
s sasra p csi SWIM SRsS Ep y sSe.sMbsSHls
BUICK, Is, 5aoAI! Esa, I,,, slgg sssi6sesion.
R.s I'll 1gE2qTSS . sog psS sy ESQ III y =
BUICK 'bB Century 2-dr, hdtp..
p.b. p.a. =. and h.. other ex-
tras, Good eond., orig, owner.
S3Db or best offer, NE. p-2477.
BUICK B6 4-dr hardtop. =. h.
w..wy tires, good paint, Excel
cond.. s32b. MA, 2.1ai6
BUICK '03 Special, V.0, 10000 mi,
Excel cond. Cash or trade. Call
Pc. s-3O67 after Q pm
BUICK SPECIAL 'b3 with radio anal
heater. 4 new tires. Call 5s2-
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LOVING CHEVROLET

E.-W. Hwy. and Colesville Rd.
JU. 9-6496 ~. 9-S397
CHEVROLET go 2-dr. Bel Air Sc
dan, 9 CYL, stand. trans, r. and
h., turquoise finish. 1 owner, a
real clean car. OK guarantees.
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bored out 56a. jain pistons.
t0h' new aluminium fly wheel.
$50 heads. and 80 valves. 1ska-
daflAn cam &C. G. GOA complete
new BellhouainK for stick shift
Balanced. Mallory dual points. ".
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trans. s295. 10. 7.2oS2.
CHEVROLET '61 Impala VS.. Q DR.,
h.. driven 10 only 1900 ''i mi. lie
new. Sl,00b.
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STOHLMAN
OBRIEN q ROHALL

LEADS THEM ALL"
Mercury-Comet Dealer
1901 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va.
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JOE HEISHMAN

S2l2 jeff. Davis. Hwy. tRte. u
~ open Ewes It'll OF, 4-SSsS
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TlDEWAIEh,
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Long Beach, corner home with
4 bedrms., fireplace, large scr
porch, completely furnished, too
house, bunk house TO sleep nic'
shade, lovely view Of Bay, As mi
d. c., $4,000.
$50 acres, good harbor, lovely
view, good road, wooded, 40 mi
d. c., $4,000.
3-Ches. Bay, 100 frontage. B.
bedrm. home, . porches, corner
lot, nice shade, lovely view, i'm
med. poss., 35 mi. d. c., $4,000
4-Drum Point, modern masonry
4-bedrm. home, bath, fireplace
electric kitchen, sundeck. excel
lent view, immed. poss., $4,000.
b-Patuxent River. l y acres, B.
bedrm. frame home, paneled liv
rm. with fireplace, screened pen;
lovely view, fenced, artesian well
IS mi. d. c., $4,000.
6-Creekfront. wide river view
pier, deep water. near Ches. Bay
8 bedrms.. bath, l.r. with fireplace,
dining rm., modern kitchen, base
board heat, artesian well.
Calvert Realty Agcy. Corp.
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone los
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TRIUMPH RI sIJsa ,ss $50 &C. clean $3.50.
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Let's face iii II
you are shopping TO buy or sell,
volkswagens cost less to buy and
sell for more. We have a Micro
BUS Demo. for sale at q special
price. 1900 Model. so h.p., avail
able now. Drive in for an APP
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~ t5.FT, aii-metai trash truck
R %l ssinkYss2Fl.' is2SsG9aodS. alaal .dSsss
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PARILLA '63. $50 &C., rs h.p.,
200 setIal miles; Many extras
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AVIATION

OIUL FLYING CLUB offers
share IN IFR equipped Apachs
VIII VIII auto. pilot and dual crystal
omni. Also Skylane with dual omni
sna 500 Channels. Small group
aSeq st Dulles. FL. $500 OF
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WV ,el sun roof sedan, $500 miles.
spotless. inside, out; r. and h
Wv. tires, seat belts, many ex-
tras. 3h4-2147 -
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HUMBER 80 4-dr. Super shin.
new maroon paint, leather inte-
Sior, p.s' auto. trans. Special.
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FOWLER MOTORS LTD.

MEkCEDEs-BENZ $50 "io0' 4-dr,
sedan, gray with red leather. ra-
do. Special, Si.277.
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Arlington Ford

CHEVROLET '83 impaia, MUST
SELL, 2-dr. hardtop, VS., auto.
trans, r. and h. white sidewalks,
many extras. 1855 mi. still has
22 mos. factory warranty. HE.
4-0lbl.
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FORD ENGINE 49,, plymouth Fury
Others Phone Bu. s-272s or sT
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GLEBE
AUTO MARKET

80 s. GLEBE RID. ia. 4-544o
LAND ROVER '63, 4 scatter, a
s Eass ana a1iys reliable. .org s Sos Ee R
RoPEAN MOTORS 1855 n FAR
fax DR.. at Lee hwy, East Falls
Church, JE. 2-0099
MERCEDES '5s ESQ" 4-dr,. black,
lent care $1,000. ssi -66ssS5. excel
MERCEDEs-BENz 100" 81. dark
h.. many extras. S2,150. 333-5332.
MERCEDEs-BENz '62 "220-s" A.
or or sea- SEQ and h. Wv. 1000
no. 2-1S11, aft. o VII. 6-02s3.
MERcEDES-BENZ-Buy your used
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7O25 Carroll ave. ~. $1,000
CHEVY N '62 4-dr, 1900" series.
white, 6-cyl., well equip, low
mileage. Sl,69b. rs
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.

DODGE 1928 sedan In excellent
cond. new chrome and paint, Ex.
eel. int. $1,000 firm. SB4-lSss
Mon .FFi.. am. 10 n nm,
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TRIUMPH '62 $50 &C., fully mod.
tled, 400 MI. OR. 4-9Ssb, ash
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90 nHYATTsVILLE BUICK

q. g bAIlU, ave-, Hyatts. AP. 10000
BUICK go Electra 4-dr. hardtop,
AUTO. trans, p.s., p.b., 7. and H.,
Si.SdK ures' factory air cond,
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Companion Feature No.
Mems Yeur.Round We;
SPECIALLY
PRICED.
GROUP /

Perfects and irregulars OF
crease-resistant rayon and
acetate blends. Ivy or
pleated styles. Blue, olive,
charcoal, brown, 29-42 in
group.
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4 Prs. Il
3.99 Eoeh
GROUP 2
3.99 Eoeh

Perfects and irregulars OF
large-size slacks, 44-50.
Rayon and acetate blends
in good assortment OF col
ors. Cuffed and uncuffed
styles In group.
Evening star., 1963-02-15
GROUP 3

Perfect mid vale cotton
corduroy slacks. Mostly Ivy
styles, with a UNITED num-
ber OF side-tab models. 20
38; precuffed. Not all sizes
In every color.
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CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO (AP). - Lighter marketings Of
butcher hogs this week contributed 10 q
little hrmness In the late trade and
prices closed steady to rs cents a hun
dredweight higher.
In the weakness. though, the average
Price Of al hogs dropped 70 its lowest
week, the average cost was sl3.ss a
hundredweight for weights around 40
lbs. compared with sl5.se q year ago
for "a ID. average.
The market for slaughter steers flrmed
wsns 81. 1 SEbs Sec dnx early u ..S tSs
Setbacks earlier had amounted 70 as
much as 50 cents q hundredweight. Buy
ers said the Jewish holidays next Tues
day and Wednesday could have been q
price depressing factor.
tuSDD Hogs- Compared Friday last
week Steady 70 rs higher for the week
gifts; On the close No. ] and 2 lso-730
lbs. lA.0o-A.50 liberal showing at ll.so.
In the early part OF the week sales up
TO $500 and this compares with a top
Of Il.7S last week and i7.25 for the same
week 4 year ago Late mixed No. 70
$50 lbs. l3.2s.l3.es. Sows: Mixed No. "a
10000 lbs. ll.1S.7.50, 4oo-s0o lbs ll.50-
100, No. 2 and 100000 lbs. lll00-ll so.
Cattle Slaughter steers closed steady
after selling Steady to rs lower, Instances
50 off on high choice and prime during
the week. Heifers closed $3.50 higher,
bulls So 90 lower. Slaughter steers: on
Friday three loads high choice 70 mostly
prime l.2Sl,3oo ID. slaughter steers
$50. Bulk choice p0o.l 300 lbs. 73.1s-
$500. Several loads high choice 25.2s.
Around q dozen loads At ISIS on Mon.
MS. 74.so-2s.7s, mostly 7l.Is-7s.7s couple
leads high choice 200, 80 lbs. 200
2lso, comparable l.50o-i 400 lbs. 400
1000. zoo lbs. is.ass5.1s' Slaughter Ssif.
ers, Load prime l,l7o lbs. A.5o. load
high choice LOIS lbs. 7l.25, bulk choice
sso.Lloo lbs. 21.oo.2l.oo, loadlots good
and choice 72.1s-73.oo. good 2i.5071.so.
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D. c. SECURITIES

Fridays closing quotations for WASH
lngton stocks listed on the PHILADELPHIA
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YOUR MONEYS WORTH :
Banking Reform
Called Necessary

There is increasing discus
sion and criticism of the in
equities, inconsistencies and in
conveniences of our 100-year-
old banking system. Under this
system which we have not only
State and nationally chartered
banks but also regulations by
the States and a wide variety
OF Federal agencies.
What is the background of
the argument? Here are some
observations by Gabriel Hauge,
a former economic adviser to
President Eisenhower, now vice
chairman and in July slated to
become president of Manufac-
turers Hanover Trust Co. Of
New York, the Nations fourth
largest bank.
Porter: What's right and
wrong with our dual banking
SYSTEM
Hauge: its great strength
Hes In the fact that 1t is o
reflection of our basic political
concept--a federation of States
and a union of States. Dual
banking grew up naturally as
q result Of that political struc-
ture. 1t offers q division of
power and it encourages COM
petition, for banks are free to
change from one type of char
ter to another. The advantage
of this is that 1t tends to keep
both the national and State
regulatory powers progressive.
Laxity Is Danger
But 1t would be disastrous II
the competing powers got to be
rivals In laxity. As 1t now
stands, we have a mixed sys-
tenn under which we get a va
riety Of laws and regulations
running all the way from frus-
tration to hazard.
Porter: Is this current con-
troversy just a power fight be-
tween rival banking authori-
ties or do we really need bank
ing reform?
Hauge: We need banking re-
form. Unquestionably. But this
is an exceedingly complex mat
ter. There are proposals at the
State level and at the Federal
level. There are differences Of
opinion between the different
Federal agencies involved in
banking regulation. There are
conflicts on the question Of
bank mergers between the Fed
eral banking regulatory agen-
cies and the Justice Depart
ment. A simple couple of SEN
fences on banking reform"
would be impossible under the
circumstances.
Porter: These conflicts sug-
gest no action by the Kennedy
administration on bank reform
soon, despite the talk?
Hauge: In his January mes
sage to Congress, the President
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COTTON

NEW YORK CAP). Cotton futures
came under heavy selling last week,
closing with losses Of s7.20s5.3o q bale.
Inc previous week the market closed
off 10 cents 10 up 90.
The market declined sharply early IN
the week after announcement OF the
cotton sales for export program for next
year. Resistance came, however, from
short.c0vertng and trade price fixing
but IN the final days session reports
brought new selling.
Exports for the week nded April z
were estimated BY the New York Cotton
Exchange Service Bureau At $4,000 bales,
compared with 5000 the previous week
and 1900 the previous year. Exports
5ia1 oeo hs,ss ~ isr wsf 81 estimated ~ q
time year ago.
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ATTORNEY

House counsel for established buIder-developer
Engaged In acquisition, construction and monooe-
ment Of income producing properties. A history of
success in demanding and diverse environment is
the best qualification for this job Person filling
this position will be involved in oil phases of cor
porote and real estote work and will have the
opportunity for growth and participation in top
management. Please mail resume TO the President,
I'LL FldIer Lane, Silver Spring, Nd.
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ChrysIer Contract

The award Of q S6,086, 1853
contract to Chrysler Corp. for
the manufacture Of 1,443 three
quarter-ton trucks was an
nounced. The work will be done
at the Chrysler plant in War
rem, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
By SYLVIA PORTER

made no recommendations In
this field-an indication that
his advisers are finding the go
ing rough in reconciling the
conflicting viewpoints among
the regulatory agencies. But
debate on what should be done
will start this year. ! think.
Porter: Would a central au-
thority be more efficient
Hauge: 1t probably would be
more efficient, but 1t would
violate our political heritage
Moreover, State authorities
have a much better feel for
the needs In their own areas.
OF course, there has to be
some Federal functioning in
banking because money and
credit are central functions,
and lately there has been a
tendency to GENERALIZATION of
power at the Federal level.
Porter: What's Q solution
then?
Hauge: Building an effective
bridge Of some kind between
the Federal authorities-which
almost all State chartered
banks have to deal with under
existing laws-and the State
regulatory authorities. But even
If we can achieve this and ar
rive at some consensus at the
Federal level, there still will re-
main the question Of the role
of the Justice Department. I
don't know how that can be
neutrality-suspicious. by q series
of court actions or maybe con-
gressional action which would
clarity the situation.
Increased Expense Cited
Porter: Complex indeedl On
another subject Of interest to
millions, do you think that
banks will reduce the rates they
pay on savings? Many are find
ing 1t hard to maintain their
net earnings in view of the
higher rates they started pay
ing on savings deposits in
1862.
Hauge: Banks have made a
great effort to live with this
increased expense and they're
doing 1t pretty well. But If de-
mands for loans don't pick up,
there may have to be retrench-
ment.
As Of now, I don't see any
sharp increase In loan de-
mands, but they well might
pick up If there is a tax cut
and 1t stimulates the economy.
Still. banks are going to have
continued tight going In i'm
proving net earnings, and II
gross revenues don't improve
substantially, there almost in
evitably viii be serious recon-
sideration Of some interest
rates paid.
Distributed. 1858, by the Hall Syndicate,
Inc. All rights reserved.)
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1963-02-01

ghanm @ WILL g msnags
Of
vaon Principal John School
the alton
to ehdi and
N
in alton Of the it1oldp
in tn hica
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Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1963-02-01

Ppags tsdet hcnoro
Burell 6a Xavieh chldr
Of .an
enhne1,Ai
honorable
Leaer
Ed1rdE
A A N hE1D SECRETARY?
Sell 70 TRAIN JOBS
ych
C Emp oyne ant for It
INC rree to
diamond t and uigking
area lie LATER.
l1n ne md by also
h eing % be archic draft
a the Tucsn,a veana
Cho1ic,
e n son.
gsecear
Angelic of
train MANUEL
e1der practa 1nrsin
na Norris,
Stew,Hq andab
tas special the
o t build astmi pool
eati centr.
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1963-02-01

ST. JOHN S INDIAN SCHOOL CITES IS PAPAGO
STUDENTS FOR HONOR ROLL, HONORABLE MENTION
Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1963-02-01

CHAIRMAN JOHNSON WILL GO TO DISTRICTS TO DISCUSS
ADVANTAGES, DISADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED HIGH SCHOOL
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Pros, Presidents
Golf Tomorrow

HAGERSTOWN, Aug. /
Especially .-Twenty-four Mid
die Atlantic golf pros win play
with the presidents Of their
respective clubs in q special
pro-amateur tournament to-
morrow at Fountain Head.
The starting times for pros:
FIRST TEE-11:OO-Ron STAINS
bury and Charlie Muck; 1I:OS-
George Bird and Tony Marlowe; 1l:16
johnny Bass and Ernie Garlem
11:24-Andy Bartolec and Billy Dillon:
l1:32-Tom Dougherty and Art Loez-
iuS; 11:4O-Jim Hightower and Roger
Peacock; 11:4S-Emery Stafford and
Ed Hines; 12:04-Jim Clark and Mel:
win Rowe; 12:12-Henry Gerard and
Steve Tobash: 12:2O-Dewey Ricketts,
and Claggett Stevens: 12:2s-Dick
| Whet1ie and Charlie Herring; 1896
Al Houghton and Witty Cox.
TENTH :00-Jim Reynolds
and Bill Beck. 11:QS-Bil Bassier and
Jack Lowe; 11:l6-Bill Strausbaugh
and Henry .Van0ogh: 1I.24-Henry
Greismer and Morgan Tiller; 11:32-
Carroll Boggs and Bill Clarke; 11:40-
Leo Steinbrecher and Billy Phillips.
II :4S-Bob Schulz and John Elwood:
11:66-Dick Sleichter and Ward Bur-
cess; 12:04-Carl Rasnie and Vic
Conte; 12:12-Billy Wolfe and Cos
Tiso; 12:20--oeorge Pisott and John
Jendrasak; 12:2S-Max Elbin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
YOUNGEST EVER
Conodion Girl, II,
Conquers Channel

be q nurse" she said. This
was my one swimming goal and
I accomplished 1t. The seas
were very choppy and I was
frightened by the swells, but
after all my parents did. I Just
had to keep going. My mother
had to go back to work"
Although Claudia's grand
mother. Mrs. May Ransom, was
waiting on the beach to en-
brace her when she completed
her ordeal. her parents spent
an anxious two days waiting
at home In Canada for the
news Of her swim.
SIeepless Hours
I'VE haven't slept a wink
since 7 am. Tuesday" Claude
Mcpherson. q steel company
mechanic, said last night. Her
mother and I have been Just
wearing a track in that rug
waiting for news. I'm sure 1t
will take us "a hours to recover
from the excitement-and then
Wen likely fall over from ex-
haustion."
"All I can say is that I'm
overwhelmed - and terribly
proud Of her." her mother said.
1t was Claudia's second at
tempt at the channel. Last
August, she was forced to quit
after nine hours in the water
I She lost 20 pounds this time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-01
mo HOLDS BARRED
: Redskins Defensive Backs
/ Get First 7 aste of Contact

McPeak said, surveying his
rookie linemen, "But I haven't
seen one duck his head and
hide. I'm satisfied that we have
no Alphonses and Gastons
here"
Linebscker Gene Cronin and
Halfback Jim Kerr figure to
miss today's exercises. Cronin
has a severe strain" in the
lower part of his back and Kerr
twisted the knee that kept him
sidelined last year following an
operation. Extensively, En- d
John Greiner, a rookie from
Purdue. may be the only alb
sentee. He pulled a hamstring
muscle trying to overtake q
long pass.
Two players who may hold
the key to the Redskins hopes
for improvement on last years
5-7-2 record are missing. End
Pat Richter and Defensive
Halfback Lonnie Sanders are
with the College All-Stars at
Chicago. But Sanders absence
may not be too important, &C.
cording to McPeak.
I'VE may open the season