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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
tt|eLeaguers
To Be Feted

The Northern Virginia Little
League and the Vienna Opt
mist Club will play host to the
seven teams which competed in
the Little League WUrld Series
which wound up yesterday at
Williamsport, Pa.
Teams from Turkey, Canada
Mexico and four United States
teams will arrive at 4 pm. to-
day in Vienna, where they will
be honored at a picnic at City,
don Street Park.
The agenda for tomorrow in
cludeS a guided tour of the
White House, the Bureau OF
Engraving and Printing and the
Smithsonian Institute.
The youngsters will be the
guests of the Senators for Mon
day nights double header
against the Twins. The teams
will be quartered at Fort Bel
voir during their stay in the
Washington area.
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7 sitouris
Fined $50,
To Appeal

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. "a
(AP).-Cincinnati Righthander
John TSitouris, fined $50 for
hitting San Francisco's Jose
Pagan today with a pitch that
moved the winning run to Sec
ond base, said he thinks the
fine should be appealed.
Manager Fred Hutchinson
agreed and called the fine "the
worst piece of judgment I've
ever seen an umpire USE"
Plate Umpire Bill Jackowski
fined Tsitouris in the 18th
inning of a 4-3 Giants victory.
With one out, Tsitouris hit
Felipe Alou and then hit Pagan
in the left shoulder. He had
hit Chuck Hitler in the first
inning and later sent Willie
Mays and Willie McCovey
diving into the dirt.
Tsitouris was sent sprawling
in the 10th as he tried to bunt.
Il can dish it out. and 1 can
take it," the pitcher said. "At
least I don't cry about it." he
added, referring to Giant Man.
ager AL Dark's oft-stated de-
termination to throw at pitch
ers who throw at San Fran
cisco hitters.
Tsitouris and Hutchinson saio
it was ridiculous to think OF
throwing at Pagan with the
score tied and a runner al
ready at first base.
I'll certainly appeal that
fine to the league president, "
Hutchinson said.
After hitting Pagan, Tsi-
tours walked Norm Larker and
was relieved. One out later,
Hitler singled home the win
ming run.
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Umont WORKING
Despite Injury

CLEVELAND, Aug. "a
(AP).-Umpire Frank I'm on
didn't let a broken thumb slow
him down a bit.
Umont was the plate umpire
in the Cleveland-Boston game
Friday night and was struck or
the left thumb by a foul tip ir
the first inning. He shook it of
and stayed around for the full
l3-inning contest.
Later Umont had the injury
treated. He showed up as thirc
base umpire today wearing 6
cast on his hand.
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Gonzalez, Bizorro
Win TV Fights

NEW YORK, Aug. "a tAP)
-Middleweight Jose Gonzalez
Of Puerto Rico punched his
way to a unanimous l0-round
decision over Juan Rocky
Rivero Of Argentina in the ma
tionally televised fight at Mad
ison Square Garden tonight.
Gonzalez weighed 1894, Ri
vero 1911.
In a co-featured Hereunder,
John Bizzaro, a last-minute
substitute, scored a unanimous
decision over Scotland's Sammy
McSpadden. McSpadden had
won all % Of his previous pro
fights.
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Indians Romp
Over Red Sox
On 6-Run 7th

CLEVELAND, Aug. "a
apt he Indians exploded
for six runs in the seventh in
ming on a two-run homer by
Jerry Kindall and two-run
doubles by Max Avis and Joe
Azcue to beat the Red Sox, 60,
today.
Dick Donovan won his fourth
in a row for the Indians and
evened his record at 1910 with
a five-hitter.
Ed Bressoud hit solo homers
for the Red Sox in the fifth
and seventh innings. 1t gave
him four round trippers in the
last three games and 10 for the
season.
Bob Turley (2-10) was breez-
ing along on a three-hit shut
out until the seventh. He had
struck out seven in six innings
and held a 20 lead.
Then Willie Tasby singled to
lead off the seventh and Kin
dali followed with his homer.
When Turley walked Donovan
and hit Woodie Held with a
pitch, Manager Johnny PeSky
called for a relief pitcher.
Avis delivered his key double
down the leftfield line with the
bases loaded off Jack Lamabe,
third Boston pitcher in the in
ming. That put Cleveland in
front, Az Azcue followed with a
bloop double that scored two
more runs.
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St. Louis BowIers
Fill All America

MIL WAUKEE, Aug. "a
CAP).-Don Carter Of st. Louis
TO-DAY was nam e d for the
eighth straight year to the ALI
Am erican team of Bowling
Magazine, the official publica-
ton of the American Bowling
Congress.
Also chosen for top honors in
balloting by the nations bowl
ing writers Id sportscasters
were Dick Weber, Bill Welu
Ray Bluth and Harry Smith,
all Of st. Louis.
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run Giants third, but Don Paw
letich got a run back for the
Reds with a homer in the
fourth. Cincinnati chased Billy
O'Dell with the tying run on
three hits in the fifth.
O'Dell was making his first
appearance since he spraincd
an ankle August 10.
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Old Dominion Race
Postponed by Roin

The 300-lap NASCAR- sane
toned modified stock car race
scheduled last night at Old
Dominion Speedway In Manas-
sas was postponed because Of
rain.
Promoter AL Gore announced
the race will be run Saturday,
September +.
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WILEY BLANKS CUBS
Nets Win 41st Came
More Than All of 90

homer for the Nets in the first
inning, after a slight drizzle hao
held up the start of the game
for six minutes. Wiley got the
second run home in t he fifth
CHICAGO, Aug. "a (AP) -
The Nets achieved their magic
n um Der of Al victories-they
won only 40 in last years maid
en- season-with a SO deci-
sion today over the Cubs.
Carl Wiley, winning his first
game since July Is. pitched the
shutout. He stopped the Cubs
on six hits.
Jim Hickman hit a lead-oft
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ARNIE BRIDES LAST 2 HOLES
PQImer's 66 Slices
Potts Lead to Shot

AKRON, Ohio, Aug. "a (AP)
Arnold Palmer put on an
other fantastic drive to come
within one stroke of 'front.'
running Johnny Potts today
after three rounds of the $780,
900 American Golf Classic.
Shooting one Of his best
rounds of the year, Palmer
canned birdie puts Of 20 feet
on the 18th green and 30 feet
on No. 10.
Layout Plays Long
Earlier, he scored brides
with three 10-foot puts and
one at Is feet for 34-32-66
and a 54-hole total Of 207.
Pott, the only man with sub
par rounds the first two days,
shot a 36-35-71 for a FOG.
Firestone's par 35-35-70 layout
of 7,165 yards played excep-
tionally long because Of heavy
early morning rains and an
on-and-off drizzle.
Pott started the day five I'M
der par and three strokes
ahead Of Bobby Nichols.
Nichols finished with a "a
1910 for 208, one stroke be-
hind Palmer in the chase for
the top prize of $4,000 to be
decided tomorrow.
Pott, Palmer and Nichols
are the only three to finish 81
holes under par. Julius Boros,
the National Open champion,
had 37-33-70 and a 210, one
stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus,
the PGA and Masters cham
pion, who had a 37-34-7l.
Palmer was six strokes be-
hind Pott when the days play
began. After the first two
holes, Palmer fell eight strokes
behind with a DOGGY on the
first hole, while Pott birdied
No. 2.
POtt Has 2 BOgeyes
Then came the rush. Palmer
picked up three brides and one
DOGGY on the front nine and
then bagged three brides on
the final four holes.
After his only birdie Of the
day. Pott bogeyed the fifth and
ninth holes. At this stage
Nichols bogeyed three Of the
next four holes.
Palmer had eight one-putts
greens and a total Of 20 putt
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BASEBALL BEAT
Neemun Touts
Health Foods
By MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

Cal Neeman purchased by the Senators catcher
when Hobe Landrith placed the disabled list made
his first trip to Kansas City since the AS put in their o'clock
starting times.
The other night Neeman stepped off the elevator in the
Muehlebach pm surprised not to
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on a squeeze bunt and the Nets
picked up three in the ninth on
a wild pitch and singles by
Frank Thomas and Duke Car
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E - Lau, !Causey. PO-A Kansas Cit,
1918 tnone out when winning run scored
Detroit 1912. DP-Lumpe, Causey anc
LOB Kansas City 2, Detroit 8.
B-Charles, Lumpe, Cimoli, Kaline
HR- Siebern, Kaline, TriandOs. SD =
Smith. S-Lau, Charles, Causey
Up H r Err BIB SO
yDrab's sky L, $40 u 9
xLOlich ........3 S 3 3 2 4
Mossi W, rs .. 10 3 o o o !
x-Faced ! man In Athi y-Faced 3
men in 18th.
U Halter, Carrigan, Mckinley, Chylak.
T-3:0O. A-5,7l6
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q olllSlC boll PAdJSl' lac WClll
back to his room, looked at
the itinerary and was shocked
to learn the bus departure time
was 4:30 and the game at 7.
Cal grabbed a cab, but it
was involved in an accident
on the way to the park. He
had to wait for the supervisor,
fill out forms, and finally made
it to the ball park.
That's what happens to a
guy who believes in clean liv-
ing, one of the Senators COM
mented.
Neeman is a quiet fellow with
a dry sense of humor. For
about a year he has been or
a natural foods diet, and he
says he never felt better ir
his life.
Last year when he was ir
spring training with the
Pirates, Cal felt terrible. He
was tired and run down. He
started eating wheat germ anc
blackstrap molasses and perkec
up.
Neeman started reading more
about natural foods and health
diets. His wife became inter
ested and found they made
cooking easier and menus
simpler. Cal claims his chill
dren were the healthiest in
their school last year.
\ + \
When the Senators hit a
town Neeman's first move is
to look up the health food
stores. He usually eats one
meal a day there.
On the Senator's last morn
ing in Kansas City he went to
the health store for breakfast,
which consisted of a quart of
juice and one of the special
salads. He walked around town
for an hour or more and stopped
back for more juice.
He has raisins, dates, SUM-
flower seeds and other Speciali-
ties in his room. In the last
year some of his roomies with
the Cardinals, Atlanta, Jack
sonville, the Indians and Sena-
tors have become mildly in
terested, but Neeman has not
made any complete converts
other than his family.
Cal admits he cheats a little
He has an occasional beer in
the clubhouse and chews to.
bacco at the ball park, but moi
as much as he used to.
Although Neeman is "a years
old, he believes he could catch
regularly for at least four year.
if somebody would give him ;
chance.
Every place I go I just sit,
Neeman said in a rather pa
ithetic manner. Nobody bother
me. I just sit around. I mus
be a good sitter"
Cal went to spring training
with the Cardinals, although
assigned to their Atlanta farm
club by contract. He was sent
to Atlanta, where he was used
Sparingly. When John Romano
of the Indians went on the dis
abled list, Cleveland called him
up for 80 days, but he started
only two games.
The Indians sent him to their
Jacksonville farm, where he
sat around most of the time
because the Indians are break
ing in a young catcher. He has
played only a few innings with
the Senators.
4 + =
Cal reminisced about his
baseball career and said it was
hard to figure. Il guess it all
dates back that I was 20 before
I made the big leagues. II
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E-Pinson. P0.A- Cincinnati 3S.22 1.-TWO
out when winning run scored. San Fran.
cisco 16.l9. DIP Rose, Cardenas and Cole.
man 2. Pagan, Hitler and Cepeda; Kasko
Rose and Coleman; Pagan and Cepeda
LOB Cincinnati 5, San Francisco Q.
2B Alou, Cardenas. Hitler, Kasko
kuenn, HR Pavletich. S-Larsen.
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r Err BIZ so

x-Faced two men In 9Th.
HIP BY Taylor tBateman), u Steiner
Donatelli, Williams, Venom. T-l:S3. A
23,ll9.
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X-Faced Two men in Nhi y-Faced
one man in 9th.
HBP-By Elston CHunt). wP Wiley,
Baker. PB- Gender. U-Vargo, Harvey,
Weyer and Barlick. vos2:ls. A-5,l2s.
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HIP BY Tsitouris tHiller, AlOu,
PagAnl U-Jackowski, Crawford, Burk.
hart. Walsh. T-3.l5 A-2A,s3s.
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CHICAGO
NEW YORK
Otals n 8 "a

a-Ran and scored for Gender in 9Th;
bran and scored for Snider in 9th; c.
Ran for Thomas in 9th; d-Grounded out
for Bertell in 9TH; e-Grounded out for
Koonce in 9Th.
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E-Ranew. P0-A-New York 27-Il; Chi
Banks; Ranew and Hubs. LOB = New
York 4, Chicago 7.
2B Burton, Brock. HR- Hickman. SB-
Carmel S-WiIIev
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LANHAM - BEAUTIFUL RAM
BIER. On nice spacious lot with
flowers and shrubs with wooded
background. Sep. din. rm.. de
luxe kit, full daylight walk-out
bsmt., for any family activity. 3
nice bedrms., only 3 yrs. old and
In immaculate cond., only Sl6, 800
and already financed with q Az "a
loan.
Evening star., 1963-01-30

TAKOMA, ACADEMY AREA =
Spacious 3-hedrm. brick Colonial
with lst-flr. powder rm,, screened
porch and garage. LET'S TRADE.
500. 500.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-I7OO
LIST WITH IFS FOR RFsTfT rs
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ABSOLUTELY A BEST BUY
-4-bedrm. all-brick wIsep.
din; rm.. equipped kit. pan
eled rec. rm. with bar,
bookcases. Laundry rm., and
outside entrance to secluded
lot. Located in nearby Wood-
lawn, Priced at only SI5,-
500 with $500 down. I'M
mediate possession II de-
sired.
LANHAM RANCHER on
large lot with full daylight
bsmt. Priced at only Sl6,750
with easy FHA terms. Only /
block TO transp. and nom
can watch the kids walk 10
school from the liv. rm. pic
ture window.
S4-ioot all-brick rambler
situated on ~ acres, liv rm,
has exposed-beam ceilings,
brick firepl., ana entrance
70 screened porch, 8 large
bedrms., 21a baths, rec. rm.
with another firepl., all rms.
including the rec. rm. and
laundry rm. heated BY sem
sational Dashboard h.-w. h.,
double garage. Tobacco al
lotment. Barns and chicken
houses and operating farm
within 20 miles OF the Ma
tion's Capitol Bldg. Bargain
priced with terms available.
Outstanding trAde-in terms
TO Price Georges Co. resi-
dents.
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TAkOMA PARK - 3-unit income
home. $4,000. AP 7-4BiB 'tii D.
LANGLEY REALTY

TAKoMA PARK. walk 10 wash
sanitafium 3-bedrm. 9-bath
CaDs Cod, rec. rm. beautifully
HUGH r. PECK HE 4.i7OO
TEMPLE HILLs.-First time Of.
fered, Custom -built 9-bedfm RAM
bier, featuring sep din rm. De
luxe kit, with eating space lovely
finished rec fm. and level lot
uith barbecue pit
VEgTA REAL ESTATE
nEawaaa n -npa "a
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HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.

sPRINGFIELD--All-brk. ramb, with
family. rm., off mod. kit. lge. liv.
rm, with firepl., nice dining area,
bedrms, with huge closets plus
earport and fenced corner lot. As
sumo lRe. loan or refin. with low
dn. pymt. Only S1S,9bO. LYNCH
BROS. INC. $1,000.
SUBURBAN CHARM-IO% DOWN
Buys this soft. custom built home
on VI acre, towering trees, bas-
ketweave fence, lge, scr. pch. with
rms, full baths, beautiful
ground-leVel rec. rm., extra-lge
Kit. with custom maple cabinets
and eating space, liv. rm. with
firepl,. sep. din. rm., Wv. car
peting, BIB. h.-w.h, and carport
Transfer Of owner makes this out
standing property avail. in the
low sos.
NOT MULTIPLE LISTED
z CORNERS REALTY, INC.
4Ol Arl. Blvd, Falls Church
IT 9-OEEn
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T. N. LERNFR

WHEATON PLAZA ain-7aOO
WHEATON-3-yr old brk 3-bed-
rm. rambler with 2 fun baths,
gorgeous rec. room and IN perfect
condition. Assume lge, loan or 20
THA. Sg0nS0 . G CONLEY,
Realtors. JU n-4fa4
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KAY BOWLING
HUGH 7. PECK, li246 Georgia Ave.
TAKOMA pARK

HOME AND INCOME. Terrace apt,
rented for Sl1O month. lst floor
has living room and fireplace,
dining room, den, . bedrooms.
kitchen, pantry. bath. Should
rent for At least sil5 per month.
HEAI IORG HE A-lmnM
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sUfTLAND - custom-built brick
rambler, corner fenced lot, horse
shoe driveway, 3 bedrms, ~
baths, lRe, modern kit, hot-water
dashboard heat, stone firepl, 9Bx
20 H. rec rm, With stone bar,
Seen BY Appt. only, FHA ~.
praised Al $50 500 asking $50. 70
Hun. $1,000 dn. RE. H-Jnds.
TAHOMA PAIN q-untt tnsa,,,.
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AStoundingl $3.50
BEST HOME BUYS

coLMAR MANOR, Close IN 4 Bed
RM. HOME. With sep. din. rm..
full bsmt. with outside entrance
and an extra refrigerator. En-
closed porch. storm windows, ask
ing S1l,95O with FHA or GI fl
naneinR.
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GLE Colonial. } bedrRs'. !;
baths. sep. din. rm.. modern kit.
with dish washer and disposal.
Central air eond.. schools, churches
and shopping close at hand. $3.50
dn. and Sl02 mo. FHA approved
Total price only Sl2,500.
Evening star., 1963-01-30
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ADJACENT DULLES INTERNA-
TIONAL AIRPORT : 1914 acres.
with 1.50O-ft. road frontage. For
tull details call NOW . to ..
MONROE. REALTORS so. 5-9l00
ALEX, va, Duke and Pickett sts
Industrial, lease or sell. WA
PIE. 1928 l4th st. AD. 4-20O6.
Bethesda Industrial
AL utilities in. on paved street
10000 feet, will subdivide or
build for suitable tenant.
Mr.. PHILLIPS, owner
JU. g-b2OO
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

FOR LEAsE-spaee in new light
being started in our beautiful
Washington Technologieal Park
(10-S and Shady Grove rd.l. Spe-
cial features can be installed for
tenants. basic rental l.10 per It.
Abundant private parking and
service areas for each tenant. Au-
tumn occupancy. From 1000 50 .
IT. to 100000 50. II. Brokers in
vited DERMOT A. NEE ASSOCI-
ATES, l71O Chapman ave. Rock
vile, Md. HA. 7-7353.
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CHEVERLY

owner nov on West Coast
says SELL NOW custom ai'-
brick rambler. 3 large bed
f0oF1F. . fun baths, dream
kitchen with wall oven. scp-
arate dining room family
living room with fireplace.
basement. CAL for anpo Mt.
ment 70 see this home and
maze offer.
PARKWAY co. WA. 7-iso3
CHILLUM - Cheaper than rent
immac brick Grmidst Colonial.
tiled bsmt. Nih.bnO FHA.OI. ri.
n LEVY, n4p-7fOO.
PARK - toysiy lares
splli-lsvel with .built-ln FafaFs
This n real buy Al Si7,B0n.
BALL REALTY, inc. a7i-looO
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BUSINESS PROB. F0R sale
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

JUDICIAL SoUARE-capitol Hill,
2O3-2O5 c st. n.w.-New $500
) ir-conditioned 50. IT,, 20 offices,
81 per 50. IT. 040-5f77.
10000 SO. FT., 2 floors, Ga. at
New Hamp. Avail. immed. $500.
3N3-AAha or IA. A-l22b.
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GAs STATION. .CoUNTRY sTORE-
PLANTATION REALTY JE. $4,000
ICnnnEnN .r.iAh nnl n W unlI
Retired or semi-Retired

Investors wanting 10 learn
the real estate business
can participate with an
EXPERIENCED, RELIABLE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
AND BUILDER on an in
vestment basis. Please write
to p. o. BOX 6l3, ALEX
ANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
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AREA-No dovn pyml.

AREA-No down pymt.,
new 3-bedrm,. rambler, equip. Kit,
full rec type hSmt pymt Of Sll5
per mo-, Ike rent. ]. v, CALiAN.
DRo 4 co. Phone AP. 7-hiai,
Ap 7-iAsa.
- 3-bedrm.. all-briek
Cane Cod. with separate dining
room. large kitchen with table
space Living room with fireDl
built-in garage, walk 70 school
and transportation only ] biz
away An outstanding value Al
S90.nb0 on convenient FHA OF
qi terms Cal ~ : pm WA
5.Inuu ROBERT s. DAVIS A
co INC
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DETACHEn--aann noMN

l to 3 bedrm. homes. only 80 min.
TO d. c., near schools. churches,
shopping. S5.950 up. RA. $4,000.
FHA APPRAISED at $4,000 for
this large family all brick home
with separate din. rm., finished
rec. rm. and built-in garage in
convenient Rogers Heights area.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co,
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
TN ATIRH
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BOGLEY
A.aHNaaa

zoos wis. Ave. o. H.Ts0n
WOODsIDE HILLs-New eonstruc.
tlon, 1-bedrm brick rambler with
ia baths, iFe lly rm. SEP. din.
rm., full bsmt Level lot Cony.
CORP. p4A-Sifo.
WOODsIDT FORREST New brick
rambler, 4 bedrms.. den, rec. rm,
SEP. din. rn. diB.-sPaes kit ~
FfELD. INC, REALToRs. ~ B.
Sff3, Q 'tii ..
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VACANT
'WlJOODMOOR

BURNT MIILS-Lge. beautiful lev
81 corner lot, scr. porch, earport,
3 big bedrms, very smart inside
ana nitA anE Enn
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS

bedrms.. assume large
loan Sl3,6OO. Call e4g-7770 til Q.
TOWNHOUSE PROP.
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OFFICE sPACE--GROUND FLOOR.
ARLINGTON, VA, NEAR Pentagon
Bldg And Natl Airport on Bus
Line. Pew Minutes To y, c. New
Bldg Size 4Oxs0 Ft Pt. Basement,
Air Conditioned, PArkine. Ideal
For Research or Electronies Work
eoSfia lMR. R9dAIfEaI oil. S.aAiGSH, GH
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!. Il, i. III NEWS wv s. e4e-4SSO
MnRATnN = Rnh.r mnh.l hrlcl

WHEATON - Redee. model brick
ramb., . baths. sep. din. rm. Easy
terms. Move In with deposit
CoUNTYWIDE RLTRs. 9fg-ia0i
WHEATON PLAZA VIC. at Uni-
versity blvd Unusual value Of
fered In this sparkling rambler
With 40-ft. family rm, y baths.
screened porch. . firepls, many
extras FHA appraised 500 500.
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BEL E5,,A AIR !. ;-,r NEW NEW 4;BEpRooM E

BEL AIR - NEW 4-BEDROOM
HOME. . full baths. spacious iiv.
rm.. sep. din. rm.. q de luxe
General Electric kit. with 13-ft.
refrigerator and push button range
and there's matching auto.
washwer and dryer in the con-
venient utility rm., an oversize
lot l16.250 So. ft) with lawn,
shrubbery and trees. Already H.
naneed and believe II or not the
payments are only $ll5 mo.
PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, INC.
AP. 7-2l75 AP. 7-7774
Evening star., 1963-01-30
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CONVENIENCE PLUS, lust over
D. c. line-6-rm. bungalow with
3 bedrms., bsmt., det. gar. Close
TO schools, shopping, trAnsp. Sl2,-
800. No money down VA. Call
III pim VA $4,000. ROBERT
Evening star., 1963-01-30
HUGH T, PECK. REALTOR

HNUHEWH oUII LNNU HhEH =
owner says sell. Reduced $1,000
below FHA appraisal. Lee. brick
rambler with built-in garage. 3
bedrms., liv. rm. with firepl., din.
near bus. schools and shopping,
Vacant.
Evening star., 1963-01-30
s,,S,1.5 P51s,1 1880 Tno,e;i ....s.,ss S.r..i

sOMERSET-Oversiged brick ram
bier avail. in this superior. close in
rms, rms to9sy'S Kitchen. den, 3 bed
rms and 2 baths-al on one FIR.
Additional bedrmS., bath, maids
rm. and spendid rec. rm. in garden
level bsmt. A lot Of rambler in
the upper 30s. Call our uptown
Evening star., 1963-05-07
DORIS FLEEsoN
Romney Month in the COP.

Republican drive into the
South.
The Mormon church has
only recently tackled a po-
litical problem in a forth
right manner which should
be helpful to all candidates
in both parties. This was the
activity of the John Birch
Society in Utah which was
getting the more attention
because Reed Benson, son of
the Eisenhower Secretary of
Agriculture, is a paid agent
Of the society. The senior Mr..
Benson is fourth In seniority
among the church apostles
who administer church af-
fairs.
In a formal statement, the
church Presidency expressed
disapproval Of the John
Birch Society and disavowed
any connection with it. 1t
added firmly that the church
does not and cannot support
a group which uses "ques-
tionable methods" to fight
communism.
The election Of President
Kennedy suggested that the
American people are more So
phisticated in their political
attitudes than the more emo
tional type Of politician.
This may prove in the end to
be true Of Gov. Rockefeller'S
candidacy. But the word Of
mouth issues tend to become
very public as the candidates
move UP under national at
tention.
Evening star., 1963-05-07

crisis" which is q "head-in-the
sand denial"
When TOO children can't at
tend kindergarten because
there Is no money to pay
teachers. and when the police
department can't afford to hire
l03 additional men authorized
by Congress. there is a finan-
cial crisis, he said.
Mr.. Shipley countered by ad-
mitting such q crisis in the
schools, but pointed to an in
crease in municipal employees
TO 10000 for a declining popu-
lation as evidence Of waste
and inefficiency."
And why. the Republican
asked. Is the Democratic Ad-
ministration not doing some-
thing about "the two cheaters
out Of every three persons on
the welfare rolls instead OF
prosecuting Just two" individ-
uals.
Mr.. Sternberg vehemently
stated that something is being
done" about the welfare situa-
ton.