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The Republican., 1963-10-17
Golf Competition Held
At Oakland Country Club

Competition for the Jimmie Spen-
Ger golf cup award was held sun
day. October Is, at the Oakland
Country club with Ocie Raincs, Of
Ncstcrnport, being declared the
winner with a net Of g. John
Henry, Of Terra Alta was second
with a So score while Bobby Wclch,
Paul Hilton and Neal Sears all Of
Oakland. tied for third spot with a
Il score.
The Oakland Country club will
play its final match of the season
on Sunday at Morgantown, w va.
The Republican., 1963-10-17
co lateral Of s..

Tony Tcrrant, Gormania, operat-
ing motor vehicle without a Ii
ccnsc. forfeited collateral of SO.
Nina Louise Beam, Oakland fail
ing to give proper signal before
turning. forfeited collateral Of s..
Ronald Dale Tasker, Oakland,
improper passing on double line,
entered a pea of guilty and was
fined S. and costs
The Republican., 1963-10-17

old jenkins, Accident, and Mrs
Sam Friend and daughter
Eddie McCliutock was a week
end guest Of Danny Davis Grants
vile.
Wednesday evening visitors of
MIR. and Mrs Lawrence Hockman
and sons we're AIr and Mrs Bliss
Fichtncr and daughters, Conflu-
cucc. Saturday evening visitors
we're Nj. and Mrs Parlcy Deal and
daughters. State Line A Sunday
afternoon visitor was Ralph kolb-
flCisch
MIR. and Mrs Vernon Richter and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. William Simmons,
Grantsvillc. They were supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Smith and Mrs. Edith Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. p. Weber, Can
ton. o, spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs Roy Harman, Friday eve
ming visitors were Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Harman, Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs Oren Bender and
family were Sunday evening Wis
itors of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Omar Maust. Salisbury.
Friday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mahlon Brown were Mrs
Margaret Glover, Akron, and Mrs
Waldo Znkan. Accident Evening
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Artice and family Accident, and
Ronald Articc. Markleysburg
Mr. and Mrs Fred Bender and
family we're Sunday evening Wis
itors of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rich
ter and family. Friendsville.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. f. f. Smith and son were Mr.
and Mrs. Luther McClintOck and
son, Keyser Ridge.
Sunday dinner guests of Rev
and Mrs. A. NJ Bicker and sor
were David and Janet Bentz, Lindi
Nargrorf and James Richter Other
visitors during the week were Rev
and Mrs. c. F. Dauphin Accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Rcinhold Malas. Som
erset: and Mrs. Roy Harman.
Mr.. and Mrs Everett McClin
took and family were Sunday din
ner guests Of Misses Carrie anc
Mae Dull. Harnedsville.
4 Wednesday evening visitor oi
Mrs Anna Georg was Mrs william
Harman
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Richter anC
daughter were Saturday evening
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs over
Bach and family, Accident
C1i,d9,, pyaniDU visitors of MIR
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABBEY REALTY-CH. O-s3os
I7-l0 a. wooded. Mr.. ION wtr., g. d.
c., mi. River View I'd. Silesia, Nd,
ACCOKEEK, MD, the Moyaone Re-
serve-6-acre homesites In es-
tablished residential community.
with woods, fields, ravines. Land
use covenants for your protection.
THE PISCATAWAY CO.. NC.
BIZ. 3-2121 Sunday Only
ACRE LOT, I mi. west Of Mclean on
Old d m inion DR.. 3s6-S626 or
1C0STO1T Nm = az - 80 .-,----A
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CONTINENTAL 80 conv,. fully
equipped incl. factory air con-
ditioning. Show room condition.
- year ooldcrest Warranty.
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''' TA Ike MA FORD FORD J,
7026. CARROLL AVE. Ju. $1,000
PONTIAC '62 Bonneville convertis
S Ss sya as..t5. and sd Sy T. t sys
bi HpSsnn n,or SIhs ,ytsr 1n nISn ,.
popular model car has not been.
abused. low mileage. fully guar,
antead. 2.7Ah.
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COUNTRY ESTATES

MTDDLEBURG AREA-Old stone
house with 2 rms, cleo, bath, sh
!; acres; Lovely view; Price $l4.soc:
acres. lovely main house, s
bedrms.s IA baths, 2 cottages, sta
bles, % miles Wash. Price $4,000.
CHARLES G. TURNER, Broker
The Plains 703-253-5lO6
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OOANN AZ
CIA--TYsoNs coRNER--DUILEs
Less than 10 miles from each.
On Rte. 604, at u mile off
Leesburg, pike (Rte. -, at
pranesyille; l to ) acre home;
i Ssssl s.r%s. ARk MERRE A.
FL. 6-6969.
Fl. SUMNER HILLS, Bethesda
Choice Soft. lot on Westpath
way overlooking park on bluff
Ssf sS'o tree, ETeirs,vs IA s.th
esdS community Of new custom
homes. Principals only. OWNER.
OIL. 6-66SS.
GREAT FALLS, DranesVille. Va.
sci.SSe oW W. Sj ns s ts1sts,
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IMPoRI-sPoRrs
CcoNTINUED)

TR-3 80. red. very clean, perfect
%H,0I' d aSSs .s;O .i Ss. Ssa EN- IN.
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

FORD 40 Tudor sedan, good con-
Sitlon. 500; standard. 2bo-
FORD 81 Fairlane. T-Bird en-
gine, vs., auto, r. and h.. $3.50.
LU. 4-6409.
FORD '55 Custom Tudor sedan,
automatic transmission. new
$50. Can owkER. 45i -sSoS'
FORD 81, str. stick, good tires,
best off. Must sell. Pc. 2-4109.
IMPERIAL '63 LeBarron, dual
factory air cond., full power,
incl. windows and seat. chauf-
feur and executive driven. Beau
tiful identified black showpiece.
Save $4,000 now. Ask for Mr..
Joe Myers. ROYAL MOTORS,
INC. 400 GeoTgia ave. NV.
ia. $4,000.
JEEP CJ-B 80, with metal cab,
heater and .defroster. rear
P.T;o, auto, hubs. ] owner; IN
perfect condition: special Labs.
RoSsLYN AuTc-BoDY CO..
Arl.. Va, IA. $4,000.
JEEP 4:yheel drive station wag-
ons. so through 81. all in
LIST class condition. ready 70 90,
clearance sale priced from S6e5
BODY CO., Jeep Dealer. 1917
n Lynn st.. Arl.. Va. ia. B.
D0OO.
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INl7 N, MOORE bT. IA. 7.B7pO
CORvAfk 10 MONA conver.. "io7'
! engine, !! speed, h.d; susp., orig.
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COLEsVnLE-BELTsVTLLE AREA
-tS-aere building sites In new
areas. $1,000 up, on terms.
KAY REALTY CO. INC.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

TOR SALE large lots. s build
ings. well water, hard-surface
: road. elee.. telephone. mail route,
esh e buses, stores, church;
soisssins1. Mics sHca e di'f sOTn; aS SS
Priesd Z iorr SaieRR sale. 81. 900. ).
y. FUNKHOueER, Cedaryille.
IVA. Route 2. Front Royal, We.
HARPERs FERRY, WEST VA
iovely historical area. excellent
view Of Potomac River, Walking
distance 10 B&O Station. Ideal
Tor artist OF. writer. TO see this
wk. end. call Mrs. Knott. Shep-
herdstown wv. Val. 1888; other
times 3Ss-6O97. TIGHE WOODS.
-. EEHE.EaazI .Ec.Ea 4 nEac
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FORD 80 Fordor hardtop oalaxie.
r. and h.. auto, real clean car.
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rom $50 customllne, red, 2. and
t 81 sT oS tsH. 3D. SoV ss sSSS' new
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AVIATION
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.

AUSTIN HEALEY 1850 "sO0O,"
dismantled. all parts for sale.
Eng, good cond. $3.50. 62S.3474.
STD. TRANsM. for 1858 Chew.
VS., used 1000 mi. Trade for
1868 VS. poWerglide. 3e5-S049.
VOLKsWAGENs, dismantling, all
parts for sale. Call 301-AT.
6-2392, 8 am. 10 9 pm.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CONTINUED

1880 22nd St. NV. FE, $4,000
CADILLAC '62 sedan, maize, white
top. air conditioned, every other
luxury extra. "a. 495.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
END OF SEASON
SPECIALS

NORTH BEACH-special for ham
dy man, 2 cottages directly on
bayfront TO fix IN, In valuable
location within few steps OF
sandy beach, 1 block to stores.
ETC., fix up one for personal use
and the other TO rent or resell.
Formerly priced ct $3.50 for
the two, owner will now consider
offers over 81. 900 for the two,
No. 2-cHESAPEAKE BEACH
Special for the fisherman, for
overnight or week end visits,
small cottage with two rooms,
two screened porches, water. cleo
tricity, refrigerator, range and
other FURNISHINGS; may use It as
Is or fin IL ND II desired, full
price only S2,25O with as little
as $500 down, balance $35 per
month.
No. 3-Chesapeake Beach-At-
tracttve year-round home direct.
~ on bayfront. Ideal for retire.
ment. nothing to do but move in,
choice location, priced for imme-
date sale at onlN $12,5O0 with
most of its attractive furnishings
included. BUY NOW AND SAVE.
eNYTVJel a vHTa aRE@ ~ ~xx@.
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Exceptionally desirable tract, ESQ.,
loot frontage on Potomac Bridge
hwy, $50 IT,. deep, $1,000. Also
tractg on excellent gravel road,
250-tt. frontage. 37P.ft. deep.
$1,000. Desirable neighboshood,
nagnificent trees. excellent bus
service TO washington. Offered
70 approySd buyers ready .
ASH, Ia Plata, Md.
THIS VIRGINIA COUNTRY Es-
TATE with It's attractive early
10th. century home Is located
one hours drive from the Dis
tfict Of Columbia. The residence
is situated In. the midst Of beau
tiful old shade trees. surrounded
3. l S.I acres lSSA Of , land y scT res
II ,sSoWins timber Sa The RE room S-Toom
sonaltion. n oTisinai oId fioOT..
fireplaces, modern Kitchen, 2
stairways with 2 halls on each
Of the two floors. III baths and
ample closet space. Several OUT
buildings. Stream and pond site.
30 ACRES with long road 'front.'
age and Groom home with bath,
plus tWo-car garage. $4,000.
For these and other properties,
contact Ruby Hawkins, PATES
INSURANCE a REALTY. Real
tors, .301 william street, Pred
ericksburg, Va, Essex 3-6221.
Home. Spruce 6-2ObO.
2 BUILDING SITES, Middleburg
area-Two 10-acre ultraexclusive
building sites surrounded by fab
uious estates. Stream on each
site. Highly restricted. 29e6 down
required. $1,000 each. Shown BY
cEAqdETF BkYLY.' owner and
Developer. Waterford. Va, Tux
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

home. Fort Iauderdale. Fur
nished. For rent By week or
month, Reservations now open
Tor fall and winter vacations.
owned locally, Call IA. 4-7b60,
or JE. S-1270 after 8 pm.
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SEAsH0RE PROPERTY

s ss;i:s y. ! S e Il; Es,: &; 4;
AP. 7-3670, HA. 2-4341.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-AttractiVe, 1
and 2 bedrm. apis, starting
Sept. 9TH. $35 wk.. JE. 3-0234.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

SELL RETAII-N0T WHOLESALE
40. PARAMOUNT SALES. NC. -.
4zz-l6 OO 772-le0O
WANTED 5 or more acres W.
house. out bldgs. or barn. suit,
for cony TO- dog kennel. Pref
within As min. Of d. G. on or
nr. main thoroughfare. Boz
30e-D. Star.
We NEED apartment-house ground
% good Investment anywhere,
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. $4,000
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0UT.oF.T0WN REAL EST.

IDEAL COUNTRY HOME with all
conveniences, In South Branch
Valley, near Moorefield, West
Va, excel. hunting. 273-42S2.
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TRUST NOTES WANTED
MONEY WANTED

UP TO $4,000 for ", secured
BY first trust on over $4,000 sa.
IT. lot and large 4-bedroom home
in Arl. VIII pay bonus. Interest
I. payable quarterly or as you wish.
Principal PAYABLE at due date.
Call 536-S97S.
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LAKEVIEW ESTATES
Quality Brick Home
Rambler, Split-leyel
3 or More Bedrooms

5 or More BEDROOMS
1h-3 Baths
1 or More FireplAces
M-aere lot surrounding 2 beau
liful lakes. Sewer and water.
Hish and elementary schools
s sto,s IA miles ST, from !, i y ter
bESse. ESss'' %s q On oal g oF 30 70 e
ii 70 oainssyilie. Va. left on
IA. 1iSez -MAma ii n, ,oa-5xA-aAnA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


=--a-l---@-~~@n~-~
PLYMOUTH '6g Belyedere 2-dr. q.
car. sos, uN nVi Isl va Au no
SALES. Univ. blvd. and Coles-
Vile "a. JU. 5-193o.
PLYMOUTH $50 Convertible Sport
Fury, VS., auto.f 7. and h.. 4
owner. garaged since new, never
In accident. showroom cond, ih1
SIDE and out. Must sell. S975. I
931-1603.
PLYM. SO Belvedere convert, p.s,,
=. and A., auto: trans, other e4.
tras, white. with blk. top, excel.
cond. S515. KE. e-620e. --i,'
PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON 'S
4-dr.s excel. running cond., good
tires $2q5. Also l2.lt. alum. boat
with trailer. $3.50. MA. POOH.
PLYMOUTH 's4 6-cylinder, 2-door,
hrdtp., automatic. Sz3s. Or make
offer. AID. 2.5le7. -
PLYMOUTH '56 station wagon,
nice cond. Fully equip, very GOOD
must sell, $500. 347-6735.
PLYM. '55 Savoy. 6 cyls., auto.
trans. low mileage, 1 owner. ex|
cE. s.52Ss. I-5. Sat. Sat- Or sSy Sun sn's'
PONTIAC 'S l-dooF sedan, good
PONTIAC '6S Cat. 4-dr. sedan. ns.,
p.b.. 7. and h.. tinted glass. W.-W.,
seat covers, beaut. bronze color,
under 5000 nj. c55i egg Co. owner. WI w
offer. FL. 4-s5s2.
P0NTTAc iaf A-dr $40
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LEE d RITTER

112I 2lst St. NV. FE, 1924
MERCURY 80 l-dr. hardtop, VS.,
d dtonn9 AN White i and pS yellow az n SSR
exceptionally clean, owner, only
sI,1SS, KIRK MOTOR CO., Our 2ist
Year, 1000 Ga. ave. NV. IA. 1850.
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WATERFRONT PROP. REM

FAIRHAvEN, MD.-Delightful hse.,
dOgwOOd setting. Bay view pvt.
beach, boat bsrnt.s. oil heat, air
cond. SEQ mo-, VI. lease. 762-2063.
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HERNDON

/. 1875 acres, gently rolling, partly
wooded. long road frontage, san
itary district IL, near Dulles
Airport. excel. terms. $3.50 per
acre.
2. 5-acrO domestic, open or
wooded, choice Of 10 lots. "a, 800
up Reasonable terms. Excel.
location in Fairfax county.
3. 2-aere wooded lot. paved street.
water frontage. $4,000.
LORKY REAL ESTATE INC.
HeFndon, Va, 437-2O66
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BOXING

Continued From Page Al
that a deposit Of $1,000 was
to be applied as part payment
for the purchase of said prem
Uses. A check for that amount
was given by Miles to Kennedy
on the date Of said purchase
order.
"on May 20. 1868. Kennedy
Endorsed and cashed said de-
post check, converting the
proceeds to his own use.
During the later part Of
June, 1868, when Kennedy
could not effectuate the accept
ance Of said contract by Mrs.
Theodore Lerch. the owner Of
the said premises, Miles made
a demand on Kennedy for
return of his $1,000 deposit
Mrs. Lerch had at no time
given Kennedy authority to sell
said premises and had repeat
edly refused to sign a listing
card giving him such authority.
ION or about July 5, 1868,
Kennedy gave to Miles his,
Kennedy's. personal check in
the amount Of 81, 900 on which
was written, Refund Of deposit
on sos Seventh street NV,
Washington, D. c.
ION July 10. 1868, said check
was returned to Miles by the
Industrial Bank of Washington
in which bank Miles had de-
posted the same with a nota-
ton from the McLachlen Bank
Corp, on which said check was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05
By The Associated Press

Otto r. Otepka was dismissed
today from his job as q State
Department security officer on
charges Of conduct "unbecom-
ing an officer Of the Depart
ment of State"
Mr.. Otepka, AZ, has been un-
der suspension since September
%, accused among other things
| Of giving confidential informa-
ton to the Senate Internal
Security Subcommittee.
A letter removing him from
the ranks Of department en-
ployes was delivered today.
Signed by John Ordway,
chief of the departments per-
sonnet division. it replied to Mr..
Otepka's 12-page-long letter Of
October IA. requesting that
charges against him be dis
missed, and upheld the charges.
Mr.. Otepka had been chief
security risk evaluator for the
department.
A qualified source said that
Mr.. Otepka's case was thor
oughly studied and the decision
to dismiss him was made on a
high level.
President Kennedy. ask e d
about the case at q news con-
ference on October 8. said, II
will examine the matter myself,
when it comes time to take
any disciplinary action, If such
a time does come"
Mr.. Otepka's dismissal from
his S16,900-a-year job seems
certain to have repercussions in
Congress.
When Mr.. Otepka was sus-
pended, Representative Gross,
Republican of Iowa. protested
in q House speech that the ac-
ton apparently was "for giving
Congress information 1t has
every right to know"
There were IS specific
charges against Mr.. Otepka.
Most of these were allegations
that he declassified and mutt
lated certain documents by
simply clipping off the CLASH
fled label and ignoring declassi-
fication procedures. He was
also charged with having pre-
pared questions for J. G. Sour
wine, counsel to the Senate In
ternal Security Subcommittee.
to ask Of State Department
witnesses.
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Truce in Sahara
Stops Fighting
For First Time

TGUIo. Morocco. Nov. 5
(AP).-An uneasy truce pre-
vailed along the disputed Mo-
roccan-Algerian frontier today
after three days of heavy she'll
ing at this Moroccan oasis.
Both Morocco and Algeria
reported yesterday that fight
ing had stopped along the en-
tire Sahara front for the first
time since the undeclared war
over disputed mineral-rich ter
ritory broke out October 8.
Emperor Halle S classic Of
Ethiopia. who was instrumental
in working out the cease fire
agreement. arrive d In Cairo
yesterday for a three day state
visit and talks with President
Camel Abedl Nasser Of the
United Arab Republic. There
were indications the Emperor
would try to discourage Mr..
Nasser from sending any more
military aid to Algeria during
the border conflict.
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Charges Are Upheld,
Otepko Dismissed

The subcommittee was in
curing at the time into why
the State Department did not
recognize Fidel Castro as a
Communist in the days when
Castro was rising to power in
Cuba. The inquiry focused on
William A. Wieland, desk Of
ficer on Cuban affairs.
In replying to the charges
against him. Mr.. Otepka denied
that he had clipped the docu-
ments. but admitted that he
had prepared a memorandum
for Mr.. Sourwine including ex-
hibits from department files
which were classified eonfiden-
tial.
Mr.. Otepka IN effect CUES
toned the basis for the action
against him. He said he was
being judged under some
vague and anonymous stand
ard existing only in the
minds Of my superiors end sub
ject to change according to
their notions and Nhims Of the
moment"
While under SUSPENSION, Mr..
Otepka remained on the State
Departments payroll and con-
tinued to work though not in
connection with his former
sensitive job, officials said.
He can appeal his dismissal,
and can pick the man to review
his case from q panel Of
legal experts-called examiners
the State Department
viii prepare. If he chooses to
appeal within the State De-
partment, he will continue to
draw his salary, officials said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05
18th Man Charged
In Cufe HoIdup

A fourth suspect In the Sep
TENDER IA holdup Of the Mighty
Mo restaurant. $3.50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. was arrested
yesterday and charged with
robbery according to police.
Arreste d was Raymond l..
Baskin Of the 1000 block of
Fourth street NV. who police
said had been under treatment
for yellow jaundice at the Dis
trict General H ospital until
yesterday.
Baskin and three other sus-
poets, arrested previously, are
being held in the $500 armed
robbery pending trial.
He was arraigned before
Commissioner Sam Werlich,
who set bond at $500.
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Naval Functions Given
To Strike Command

dealt with the problems of the
Middle East.
Admiral Griffin now has
c o m m and Of q small naval
force in the Red Sea.
Navy officials said they don't
know whether this tiny fleet Of
one seaplane tender a nd two
d estroyers will take orders
from Gen. Adams directly.
Admiral Harold Page Smith,
commander In chief Atlantic,
has had responsibility for Afri-
ca south Of the Sahara, along
with his other duties.
Headquarters in Florida
Strike Command, headquar-
tered at MacDill Air Force Base
in Florida, has been chiefly an
Army-Air Force operation, but
it has four Navy officers and a
Marine officer on its staff.
Under Gen. Adams, when
needed, are eight Army divi-
sions, some so Air Force tacti-
cal squadrons and various 9TH
er units Of both services-a to-
tai Of more than 100000 men.
Navy sources said the new
structure for handling prob
lens in the Middle East and
much Of Africa would have no
effect on the command Of the
powerful 9Th Fleet which
roams the Mediterranean.
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PADDING
your choice.

10 ounce oil hOi W0ffle padding
so ounce felt, underlined both sides
wofte sponge rubber on fabric beck
. Sl6" white foam rubber on fabric back
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Missing Golf Ball
Wus in RIGHT Place

PADUCAH, KY. (AP). - Ca
thy Weitland's tee shot went
sailing down the fairway at
Paducah Country Club then
disappeared.
Unable to find the ball. she
went back to the tee and
slammed out another one,
which she eventually putted
into the cup.
1t contained two balls in
stead of one. The 1l-year-old
golfer had made a hole-in-one
on the first shot without realiz-
ing 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-05
Griffin Heads Force

Currently. a staff under Ad-
miral C. D. Griffin. command
er in chief of United States
naval forces in Europe, has
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drawn, that it exceeded Ken
nedy's bank balance.
after said notification had
been received by Miles. Ken
nedy, despite repeated demands
by Miles, failed for an unrea-
sonable time to remit said de-
post Of 81. 900.
ION or about July 26, 1868,
after having been contacted by
the investigation section of the
Department Of Occupations and
Professions, d. c., Kennedy re-
mitted the $1,000 to'Miles."
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By The Associated Pres

Secretary Of Defense Nc
Namara today gave the Army
Air Force Strike Command all
responsibility for handling
brush-fire emergencies in the
Middle East, Southern Asia and
much Of Africa.
This major action, approved
by President Kennedy. has the
effect Of stripping the Navy
of important command juris-
diction it long has held in that
part Of the world.
Effective December /, it also
consolidates under Army Gen.
Paul D. Adams, Strike Com
mand chief, certain jobs now
performed by Army headquar-
tiers here, in Paris and at Fort
Monroe. Va.
The announcement said Gen.
Adams will become responsible
for all United States defense
activities in the Middle East,
Southern Asia, including India
and PakiStan. and Africa south
Of the Sahara"
Advisory Groups
The Strike Command chief
will have responsibility, too, for
United States military assist
ance advisory groups and train
ing missions in these areas.
The changes in command
arrangements consolidate un-
der q single commander respon-
sibilitieS formerly fragmenteo
among several commanders
the announcement said.
The changes were undertaken
after several months Of STUDY
by the Joint Chiefs Of staff
and were approved by Mr.. Ken
nedy on Mr.. McNamara's rec
ommendation. the Defense De-
partment said.
The Strike Command, which
Mr.. Mcnamara created two
years ago. has had the mission
Of planning and organizing
forces and military doctrine for
dealing with emergencies
around the world.
Griffin Heads Force
Currently. a staff under Ad-
miral c. D. Griffin. command
er in chief of United States
naval forces in Europe, has