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LOOK TO LINGO
R0CkVILLE-Large split-level, ~
baths, family rm. Or den, 3 big
6earms. conv. location. $4,000,
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LEWISDALE AREA = Hot!l owner
transferred 10 Europe. 8 large
rms, 2 fireplaces, wall-to-Wall
carpeting throughout, sparkling
interior. Assume S16,600 loan at
x l. IL
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HOMEOWNER REALTY

LANHAM-New 3-bedrm. split-leve
with din. Tm., beautiful rec. rm
and level lot. conven. to NASA
FHA only S1S,750. Call WA
7-6RI7 It'll q nm
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McCay & McCay, Inc.

McCay & McCay, Inc.
Realtors "a. R.Sg5b
Ewes IA, 2-4il3 or IA s-O51i
HOUSE BEAUTIFUL-Bripht. cheer.
ful and spacious brick luxury
home Of superior design and loca
tlon, Gracious living rm. With uni-
cue convex wall, large dining IL"
with glass doors 10 patio, a wife'I
dream kitchen with everything. 2
diversified bedrms.. u baths. pro-
tessionallY finished Rround-leyel
rec. rm. Central air conditioning
g27hb0. HANSON HOMES, Rltrs..
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AAAA AAAsAgAfA@F - A~@N
REALTORS JU. $1,000
.o,T,.,Yonn pApv o,. q, auyo,

REALTORS JU. $1,000
NORTHwOoD PARK-one OF silver
Springs nicer communities. 3-bed-
room, 3-bath brick rambler, SEP
din. rm family rm. off de luxe
equip. kitchen. full bsmt, rec.
rm., nice Handicapped lot. Se3,A5Oa
assume S2i,200 loan with paw
ments less than rent. FRANK /,
HEWITT CO. JU. 5-spO0' or call
Mr.. Robertson ewes. AZ JU, 7-pOO4
NORTHwOOD AREA--NAME YOUR
POSSESSION DATE New ram
blers. STARTING AT: S23,750. 3
bedrms, 2 baths, beautiful elee
Kit. brkf6t, nook and family rm
combined, full bsmt., paneled rec
I'm. sliding doors 10 patio. Excel
lent financing blk. 70 bus
TRADES ACCEPTED Call Hie.
1900 'til $50
HUoH II PECK, il248 oeorr'- Ave
ONLY 5000 On 500 PER 10
For a e.bedroom brick home iull
bsmt, rec rms bar, auto washer
dryer inc FHA or oi, Excel eond
AbELPHi REALTY. REALTORS
POoLEsvILLE - Lovely 3-bedroom
and family-rm. rambler on hcrei
adjoining Tamarack Country Club
Pull nFifH. Al4.Buu
KEN npngEIK RanlfoF uAQ.AU00
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

FOR LEASE-Space in new light
Industrial lP d d. buildings now
WaShington TechnoloRical Park
(7Q-S and Shady Grove rd.). Spe-
cial features can be installed for
tenants. basic rental S1,1O per n.
Abundant private parking and
service areas for each tenant. Au-
tumn occupancy. From 5000 sd.
II. TO 100000 50. IT, Brokers in
vitcd DERM0T A. NEE ASSOCI-
ATES, 17lO Chapman ave, Rock
vile, Md HA. 7-7353.
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RIVERDALE - Compact 2-bedrm.
heat. Level fenced lot $500 in
yestment and payments Of Ss5
per mo. for Gl purchaser. FLA
terms available. Call Ap. 7-b61b.
HAROLD w. RoHRBACK.
RIVERDALE - Brk. 2 Apts. plus
basement possibility, 3 baths, .
kitchens. Si0,5OO.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
He. 4-35O0 77n-gg39
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E. c. HLLEY 4 co.
REALTORS AP. 7.79(
CLINTON ACRES

let time offered, oO-ft. all.brick
rambler featuring sep din. rma
living rm, with fifepl, 2 baths,
large kit, completely furnithed
rec. nm. La.arfa lnI
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lee this 4-bedrm. home, in good
neighborhood, near everything. Inn
mediate possession. Low down nav
mani lpe "A Enn ftu "a Nr~a
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Shannon & Luchs
g49-9SO0

hEALlOho olNCE lbuO
FOREST GLEN AREA, NEAR HOLY
CROSS HOSPITAL-3-bedr brick
rambler, y baths, attached ga.
rage. fenced lot with trees. SlS.-
$50. Flexible terms or trade.
HUGE Il PECK Ks pop Es,1I bE Al ~ 5Oo
FOUR CORNERS AREA-Brick. re.
dec. rambler, baths. family rm.
off eat-in kit, porch. rec. rm.
SlS.950. FHA-GI, r. n LEVY
949-74OO.
FOUR CORNERS : 3 bedrm,
bath, liv. rm., with firepl.. nice
lot. SI5,25O. ASHTON RLTY. CO
EV. 4-l743.
GAITHERsBURG = 3-bedrm. ram.
bier with full bsmt., nice liv
rm., large lot. $4,000. FHA ap-
praised
KAY BOWLING
Real Estate Co.. Inc. Realtors
207 ~ Frederick Ave. Gath, Nd
W. S-9250 or 30l-WA. $4,000
GEORGIA AVE. RXT.-Immaculats
brick rambler featuring 4 bedrms.
all on main floor. . \ baths. love-
~ kitchen with table space Full
bsmt with beautiful rec. rm.,. Ice
level, corner lot with Anchor fene-
ing Immed possession. ONLY S24
800, TRADE YOUR PRESENT
HOME.
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1888 NEW HAMP. AVE. HE. 4-17OC
SPRINGBROOK-Lovely 3-bedrm.
: u -batn antique brk. home with
carpoTt lge. entrance foyer, sep
din. rm.. de luxe kit, and family
I'M" porch, patio and approx.
acre level lot. conv. 70 all school,
only sJ4,5OU. ~. 5-7533.
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SUMNER

Centrally ir-eonditioned Colonial
rambler on quiet eul-de-sac. 4
ceoaOoms, > batnS, lst-loor IL
braTy and y bath, fun basement
with rec. loom ana fireplace
Ewes. call Mr.. Kennedy. EN-. 2.
HSN1
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T, N. LERNER
Pres, Inland Corp.

WHEATON, PLAZA e4s-7eOC
ENGLISH TUDOR in Woodsidt
. Park on wooded lot, exceptionally
large living room, 3 immense bed
rooms. ga baths den. DO eh. ga.
rage. S36,950.
GRAY-KESSINGEP
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SPENCER

GA. 4-515l GA. 4-g4l2
siLvLH sPRING-NeW tlyB2J brk.
4 oeurmS., baths, ali on one
level. Living rm. with fireplace.
separate uIniug rm.. large rec
rm., patio. AGjoins park. Home Is
oniy months Oiu. owner trans
ferreo. Assume financing.
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81. JOHNS PARISH-3-bearm. brk.
Colonial with den and rec. rm
assume 4 ~ e loan or 90 FhA
ol9.UUJ. J. c. CONLEY, Realtors,
~. g-4l3f.
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rambler on quiet eul-de-ssc. 4
peosooms, patnS, lst-Ioor IL
brary and y bath, fun basement
with rec. loom and nreplace
Ewes. call Mr.. Kennedy. EN-. p
w. c. & A. n. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
RkALIORo kM. 2-44B4
VACANT I! lMMEDIAIE POSSE5-
SlON-Cony arranged brk. split
level lSt floor Iamiiy rm. plus
SEP. llv. rm.. din. rm.. twin
scr. poTcn, seller will accept trade
OF eash above S22,4OO loan. Price
YoUSKIN a CO.. 933-i5OO III o
WHEATON - Redee. model brick
ramb, . baths, sep. din. rm. Easy
Terms. hote IN with deposit.
.COUNl l"lDL RLTRS. gi9-lgOl
WHEATON WOODs-Immac. brick
fenced rambler. rec. rm.. covered
patio $1,000 FHA, r. N. LEVY,
WHEATON-No 5 dn. OF or only
500 dn. FhA buys this 2-bedrm.
rambler with bsmt. Near large
shopping ctr. bus and schools.
LEY, Realtors. JU 0-4i34.
WHEATON, Special for 1858. 3
bedrms.' sep. ain. rm., full bsmt.,
$500 dn, FHA, Call 949-73OO
HUGH 7 I. PECK, il24s Georgia Ave.
NHEATON-cUTE AND coZY. p
bedrm. brick rambler. beautiful
rec, rm., backs up to park. near
schools and churches. S45O dn.
hhA Call for apt. Dlg-13OO
HUGH 4 PECK. iie46 oeorsia Ave.
WHEATON AREA-Si5O total cash.
ana . bedroom homes, so mo,
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor glO-t06O
WHEATON HOLIDAY PARK-Cen-
lrally air-eond split, yestibule, 3
~ 200 dn, FHA, $4,000. VIII. .
3bg3
wHEATON-cUTE AND cozY. ..
bedrm, rambler, firepl In liy, rm.
table-Space kit, walk 70 schools
81 johns Parish, Assume loan
hOODs per mo, Call O40-73OO
HUGH 7 PECK. iIa48 Georgia Ave.
Llaf WITH Us FOR RESULTS
NHEATON-Bfick rambler, 4 bed
rms and den, baths, din, rm.
large kitchen, basement, x22,n5O,
DADE REALTY
bss-si5S REAiTOR TIL o
WuEATON-A GENUINE BEAUTY
Truly Immaculate, tastefully dec.
. luhtful WNlIatHHfF r NUFN tat liz
/ fmo kit table space. CARPORT
I VA or FHl terms Just Sib,fbO
This Will hell quickly
l. L. LEWIS 949-4330
WOODMOOR SECTION. Silver
Hbrlng=.Loyely corner lot with "i
doFW OOd trees, many aZaleas and
roses. i-bcdroom Cane Cod stucco
over masonry storm doors and
/ windows, gas heat off-street park.
/ inR for 2 cars FHA applied fof
az only sib,u00 Immediate nos.
/ session ROBERT n. LOHR. INC
I REALTORS, HE 4-4000
wOODsIDE - New listing Dutch
/ Colonial 4 bedrms, full din rm,.
sun deck, attached garage, storm
doors and windows, t27gbO.
SILVER sPRINo-Brk. rambler, 3
bedrms din. rmi. rec. rms eony,
20 schools and tfansn. Clean. we'll
kept home Only $3.50 dn FHh.
RADcL1FF REAL ESTATE co.
b226 Ga, Ave, s, s. Ju. s.77f4
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NHEATON-NO s dn. OF OF only
$3.50 dn. FhA buys this 2-bedrm.
rambler with bSmt. Near large
shopping ctr, bus and schools.
Appraised al Si0.S5O. j. c. CON-
LEY Realtorg JU O-4l34
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FIRST TIME OFFERED

SILVER SPRING = Brick Colonial.
containing lge. liv rm, separate
din. rm., bedrms. plus den, full
4, bmst. Owner transferred. loan may
be assumed.
HRAHAM CORP III 6-R01 q
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StoneYbrook EStateS

Rose colored brick rambler custom.
l1Gd by owner. Ar cond., beHut
decor and professionally main.
famed, . beurms.. large kitcher
with pantry, dining rm., huge
panuleu am sement rm. > baths
loan may be assumed or refi-
nance. Oal B49-.SOU. Realtors.
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The Ripley Co., JU. 5-611l

ROCK CREEK HIGHLANDs-Lux.
gry.plus 4-bedrm. and den. 3b
bath Colonial. formal-sized din
tm, finished rec. rm,, porch ano
huge kit, On beautiful Y -acre
lot Assume. high 5h n loan. An
excellent value and
"oK'D 4 TRADE"
KEN DRUsKIN. Realtor, a4a-4OOC
ROCKCREST - 3-b.r. ramb with
sparkling kitchen. ige. fen. lot
made for children, Only $3.50 down
FLA,
MOORE REALTY, $685. 1900
ROCKVILLE, WEST END-Chooss
your own financing, FHA, VA or
conventional, Large 3-bedrm. brk
rambler on quiet street, big level
lot with trees, conv. 10 every
telng, Sle,2oU. PO. 2-3l40.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
ROCKVILLE : Sparkling all-brick
d-bedrmp 2-bath split-ieVel with
lin, rec. rm., sep, din. rm., conv'
TO NH, shopping, in a community
OF iiner, homes. Only S2O,5OO,
Z, paul hickman, inc 04O-O2O0
ROCKVILLE, Burgundy knobs
3-bedroom, 2-bath rambler. rec
rm, din. rm. large wooded LOT
Assume Gl loan or FILA or GI
terms, $4,000. r. l.. SMITH.
Realtors, GA. 4-77li, GA. 4-ST05.
ROCKVILLE - 3-bedrm. rambler
with garage, separate din, rm
lge, kit, lge. lot. Asking SIB,5OO,
FHA appraised
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LOOK TO LINGO

SILVER SPRING-A truly outstand.
ing home. Distinctive, Spacious 4 :
bedrm. split-level. Center-hall en-
try, = u baths, separate din. rm..
large llv. rm., magnificent de luxe
equip. kit, large family rm., twin
covered pAtios, full bsmt., large
lot. Just S29,y5O.
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HORSES
5 Acres

SPARKLING WHITE COLONIAL
with black shutters, on 5 leyeI
acres near Potomac River anc
Rte. T. Lake PRIVILEGES. Small
stream, Paneled study with raised
hearth. fireplace, bedrooms anc
separate dining. room, Price Just
reduced N NlA NbO, With onlS
$1,000 cash down.
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Shannon & Luchs

REALTORS SINCE 1905
JUST LISTED - Contemporary
brick rambler, wheaton area,
bedrms., firepl. Lovely wooded lot
Price SlS,950. Call 949-73O0 tc
inspect
HUGH T PECK. Il246 Georgia Ave,
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
KEMP MILL ESTATES, KENBRooR
Split with 3 bedrmS-. den, > =
baths. din rrn., carport, many
extras. DON'T MISS IT! e49'
7090.
G p Fletcher Realtnr
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ANDREWS AREA-S1l, 800, no dn.
GI. S4O0 dn. FHA, $40 per mo.
pays all on this lovely 2-bedrm.
rambler, alum. siding. fenced yard.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-54O0
Evening star., 1963-01-31

ABSOLUTE TRUTH - We are
proud to offer this 5-yr. .-old, g.
bedrm. split-level with > baths.
rec. rm., with a 4 u e. loan, to the
first person that calls.
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-1sOO
ABSOLUTE ECONOMY! Large fam
ilyl See ih.S-4 FULL FINISHED
BEDROOMS - POTENTIALLY .
BATHS-iust $500 down and 5000
5ettlement FHA.
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-aHS5
ADELPHJ-Lovely uuarter-acre lot
In an excellent neiRhborhood plus
9 newly a. cOrateu 3-r.r. rambler,
firepl. and ground-level bsmt. Va
cant. Oniy SlN.WiN.
c. paul hickman. inc. HE. l-1OOO
ADELPHI HILLS bedroom brick
rambler, fireplace in living room,
storm doors and windows, pull
down stairs to storage, . air con-
ditioners included. Basement has
tile floor. u bath. gas heat. At
traetive corner lot, patio many
roses, Anchor fencing. FHA ap-
proved at S1q.75O. ROBERT Z.
LOHR, INC, REALTORS, HE. T.
1000.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04
YER NON

were dinner guests Christmas
Day of Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Cain
and Pearl.
Mrs. Tharp's sister and family
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Clifton of
Forsythe, Ga, were holiday
guests. Present at a dinner on
Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. J. L. Hopkins of Harrington
and Mr.. Ralph Jewell of Burrs-
vile, we're Christmas Day guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sui
livan spent Christmas Day with
her in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Nelson Reed and family
of Harrington. On Friday, the
Sullivans visited Mrs. Argo and
Mrs. Maloney and children of
Houston. Recent visitors of the
Sullivans we're, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sapp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bryan Sapp, all of Harrington,
Mrs. Argo and Mrs. Maloney of
Houston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tharp
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04

Prospect Methodist Church,
Sunday School, 10 a.m., Church
services at IL a.m., Rev.
G. Bryan Blair, minister, C.
Arthur Taylor, Supt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hanson
had a Christmas dinner for their
children on Wednesday. Present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Han
son and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Hanson and Kevin of Sea-
ford, Miss Barbara Nichols of
Denton, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hollaway and children, and Mr..
and Mrs. Harold Fry and sons.
Sunday, the 23rd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hanson, Sharon and Kenny
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Poynter of FELTON,. On Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fry called
on the HanSons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Schrie-
Der and children visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Schrieber of Whitleysburg, on
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Taylor
entertained their children at din
ner on Christmas Day. Those
present were, Charles Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Gallo,
Terry and Gene, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Taylor, Billy, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Marshall and Janey
of Central City, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wright
and children had supper Christ
mas Eve with Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wright. On Tuesday, they had
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wright and Ry of Andrewsville.
Friday afternoon Mrs. Sally Muir
ply called on Mrs. Wright and
sons.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wright on Saturday, we're
Mr.. and Mrs. K. c. Pierce and
four children of Wilmington, Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice Wright, Sharon
and Bobby, Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
G allo, Terry and Gene, and Mr..
and Mrs. Melville Taylor and son
Charles.
Visitors of the Lindale Cover
dales this past week were, Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Belts and Abby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Sullivan
and Randy, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Truitt. The Coverdales
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Claren-
ce Stafford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Kllen of FELTON,, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Belts and Abby of
Andrewsville, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sullivan of Seaford, this
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rash and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paskey,
Jr., of Harrington, were recent
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Jester and sons.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon E. Donovan, Saturday eve
ming we're, 9. W. o. and Mrs.
James E. Shuttle Of Fort Monroe,
Va, Miss Dora Taylor and Mr..
and Mrs. Leon 9. Donovan and
Lorrie and Robbie of Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Taylor
and Charles were Christmas,Eve
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Gallo.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04

Clifton, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Burke, Jr. and Linda, Miss
Frances Tharp and Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Hollaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Reynolds, Tony and Glori were
recent dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Truitt and Eddie
of Nassau and Mr.. and Mrs. Del
bert Mills, Jr. The Reynolds
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Paynter
Reynolds and Aileen of Milford
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Best
and family of Nassau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wright
and boys, Mrs. Lois Hopkins and
family, Arnold Reynolds and Mr..
and Mrs. Paynter Reynolds and
Aileen we're visitors over the
holidays. Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert
Mills, Jr. were New Years. Eve
supper guests.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04
UNsELFIsH SUGGESTION

NOGALES, Ariz. (AP)-The
Nogales City Council was ad-
vised to change from the mayor
to the city manager type of gov
ernment.
The suggestion was made by
Mayor Abe Rochlin.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04
SINNERS ONLY

BALTIMORE (APl-A notice
beside Baltimore church reads;
"This is a Redemption Center =
But Not for Stamps" :.
Milford chronicle., 1963-01-04

Sunday, Monday, Jan. 6-7
Note: Due to 8 hours running
time of "Spartacus" there viii
lbe one show each evening at
IS 800 p. vi. You Asked For
lt! First Time at Regular
Prices - Kirk Douglas, Laur.
ence Olivier, Charles LaughtOn,
Peter UstinOv, John Gavin,
Tony Curtis.
, 1963-06-06
FREDERIKSTED

spear-headed the Vikings 1870
touring Of the once-powerful
Athletics.
The Athletics serving as host in
the End Game took the field 3
times to get the game underway
only to be chased off by heavy
showers. The game finally started
under a light drizzle a " hour
later. Roy Hendrickson received
the starting pitchers assignment
for the Vikings and was opposed
by Vic Nc Bean, who was lat
er relieved by A. Williams in
the 18th.
LINE SCORE
Vikings IS Runs 10 Hits, No Errors
Athletics No Runs 4 Hits 5 Errors
, 1963-06-06
TRUCK

and dropped pinning the
two men. The driver died
instantly; fortunately, the
sideboard on the truck fold
ed under and kept the some
Of the weight off the body
Of Ortega, which saved his
life.
Robert Armstrong, John
Burgos and Mr.. Baer quick
" secured the help of Mar
cello Rivera and the driver
Of a bulldozer; at the same
time they summoned Po-
lice and ambulance, By
Careful maneuVer, they ll1t
ed the truck off the men
thus saving the one who
still lived from further in
jury.
In requesting an ambu
that two men had been cri-
tically injured but when
the ambulance arrived no
doctor accompanied it nor
was there anyone to give
first aid.
, 1963-06-06


COLLEGE OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
EVENING EXTENSION PROGRAM ON ST. cRoIx
summer quarter 1868
preliminary Registration Now Open
classes Start July 8 and II : Location TO Be Announced
Introduction to Accounting
Thursday, $50 9:5 pm.
Elementary Spanish Nd
Tuesday and Thursday, $780, $50 pm
English Sklls
Tuesday and Thursday, $50 $50 pm
Mathematical Skins
Tuesday and Thursday, $50 $40 pm.
Admission: All courses Of the College are open TO any person
who feels he may profit from them. However, only High Scnooi
graduates. or those with equivalent preparation may take
courses for college credit.
For complete information and registration forms see the
evening program announcement available to the Department
Of Commerce offices in Christiansted and Frederiksted, or
write to the Office Of Educational Services, College OF the
Virgin Islands. st. Thomas.
, 1963-06-06
ALBERT

him and taken up residence in
st. Thomas. He expects to
assume his duties almost i'm
mediately at the College of the
Virgin Islands. the first nom
sectarian, English speaking,
American oriented, public in
stitution of higher learning in
the Caribbean area.
, 1963-06-06
EXPLORER , !. .

Indian Kiva, La Junta, Colo
orado Met Cornell Air
Force Base, Wichita Kan
sas; Fort Leonardwood,
Rolla, Missouri; The boys
will Motel in style at Gin
cinatti, Ohio then to Fort
Dietrich, Frederisk, Mary
land back to Paterson for a
night and return home
August II. 1868.
Names of the 10 boys will
be released upon further
confirmation.
, 1963-06-06
Estate Of MAURICE NJ. MATTHEW'S

PROBATE NO. 8. 1868. District Court. ST. croix
Notice is hereby give nthat the undersigned has been appointed
Executrix. All persons having claims against the estate are required
to present them duly verified by affidavit within six months, and all
persons indebted to the estate, to make prompt payment to:
SUE ARMSTRONG MATTHEW'S, Executrix
co YOUNG & SHERWOOD, her attorneys
lB King Street. Chnstiansed, ST. Croix.
Dated May 2Srd. 1863.
"a 81, S IL
, 1963-06-06
LEAGUE STANDING

NEXT SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
ATHLETICS VS.. BRAVES-1 pm.
GIANTS vs.. VIKINGS pm.
, 1963-06-06

SUNDAY & MONDAY afternoon
& evening & TUESDAY afternoon
June 8, 10. II
Warner Bros. presents
"SPLENDoR m TILE GRASS"
IN COLOR starring :
Natalie Wood, Warren Beatty
From the powerful pen Of William
Inge, a powerful Drama Of young
love, heartbreak and the troubled
years between Child and Adult.
Also latest worldwide News
Tundra times., 1963-01-21
Stud to Decrease Dropouts =.
(Continued from Page 9


 Developing in adults an increased interest in education will provide greater family support of the total school program.
 11.School rules and regulations need to be reviewed. Students, pos- sibly elected school councils, should help formulate regulations to gov ern their own behavior.
 12. Increases in guidance person. nel are critically needed.
 13. Dormitory proctors should be carefully selected and should pos sess training which will enable them to deal with the special problems encountered by homesick youth. IA. Cumulative records should be kept for each child in every school. Personal folders should be sent with the child if he transfers to another school. Such records are invaluable in helping school personnel recog- nize the symptoms of dropouts and related problems.
Tundra times., 1963-01-21
Monday, Jan. 2l, 1963

IS. Future research studies are needed on these topics:
 a. Development of an appropriate curriculum for Alaska native schools, including construction of teachers manuals, resource units, subject guides, and provisions for consultative help in special areas.
 b. Determination of qualifications of teachers and administrators who are most successful in working in rural areas.
 c. Establishment of suitable high school facilities in appropriate geo. graphical regions.
 d. The dropout problem at the elementary school level.
 e. Educational programs for out of-school youth-both dropouts and those who have completed high school but remain unemployed.
 f. Community attitudes toward education.
Tundra times., 1963-01-21
KuskOk,Uin, Club Visits Fairbanks, Circle Hot Springs

Forty persons from Bethel visited Fairbanks and Circle Hot Springs over the weekend via special chartered prophet sponsored by the Kuskokwim Club.
 The Kuskokwim Club was organ ized last summer among the em- ployees of the Alaska Native Health Hospital at Bethel as means to allow them to see various places in the state.
 By banding together, they are able to get transportation at only a frac- ton of the cost it would be on scheduled airlines.
 President of the club is Don An- gler; vice president. John Miescher; treasurer, Elizabeth Nicholai, and secretary, Ignatius Dan. All are em- ployees of the hospital.
 Naturally, all members of the hos pital staff cannot go on trip so reservations for space on a charter is thrown open for residents of Bethel village.
 "We hardly get through one trip and we are promoting another one." said one member of the club, Mrs. Elaine Clement.
 Mrs. Clement, nurse, Miss Elsie Pavil, practical nurse, and Miss Maggie Richards, nurses aide, vis- ited Tundra Times while in Fair banks.
 About month ago, the Kusko- kwim Club went to Nome and Kot- zebue. According to members, the next trip is planned visit of Ko- diak Island.
Tundra times., 1963-01-21
Barrow School To Be Dedicated

The new million dollar school building at Barrow, Alaska, will be dedicated this week by Philleo Nash, Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
 The school, built in the form of "T,' has eight classrooms. Each classroom has 900 square feet of floor space; there are water foun- tains in each classroom.
 The equipment in this building is of modern design; the latest edu- cational and teaching materials are used.
 The school has a well-equipped diet kitchen, which prepares and serves to 450 children one hot meal per day; the lunch room has 1900 square feet of floor space.
 The school, a six-unit apartment building. and duplex building To- cated nearby have circulating heat.
 The heat for the living quarters comes from two natural gas boil- CTS, located in the center of the apartment building; the heat for the school building is supplied by two natural gas boilers, located in the center of the school building
 The school has large, heated garage which houses caterpillar and vehicles. The caterpillar is used to haul water and refuse.
 The garage and the schools warm storage area has 1900 square feet of floor space each. In addition, Barrow also has two large walk-in' type deep freezers.