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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

HOLLYWOOD 3-bedrm. ck-and.
frame. Fenced corner. Modern
equip, rec; rm:, Sl5,25o, $500 down
FLA. Erwin, WA, 7-o334.
HOUSES FOR SALE
WALDORF, 80 3-bedrm. rambler. Va
oXoN HILL -bedrm. rambler.
FoRESTVMLE Two 3.bedroOm
ramblers. Sl7,950.
MANY MORT TO CHOOSE FROM
REED & RIEMAN, 736-3557
HOUSES BY HUGHES -S595 total
cash, no other charges, darling lit
tie ram b Ter, full bSmt.. only
Sl3,250. W. r: HUGHES CO., AP.
ElA00.
LEWSIDALE- GI or FILA, 3.bedrm.
brick rambler with spacious kit,
beautiful rec. rm., air cOnd, many
extras, cOnven. to bus and schools
Priced to sell, Call WA. 1857 til 2
pm.
HOMEOWNER REALTY
MARTIN WOODS-LANHAMDALE-
Rambler with walk-out bsmt. on
enlarged lot, liv. rm. with dining
bedrms., baths, finished rec. rm.
with tirepl. and air cOnd. Sl7,250
Nth low down payment. REALTY
SERVICE INC.
47A-9500 UN. +2235
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ST. JOHN DE LA SALE

ONLY q BLOCKS AWAY
ilil and 2 Ssif-bstS SPLIT.
level. Features Ice. liv. rm.
combination family and din.
rm,. oE kit. In color with
dishwasher and disposal. AZ
ready FLA and Oh appraised
At $4,000. Vacant for im-
mediate DoNAeeNlOn
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COLLEGE PARK
HoLLYwooD-A must see
brick rambler: 3 bedrmS.,
Ice. kit, IA baths; full dry
basement, ali tiled with rec.
rm. and office or Attn bed
rm. Anchor. FENCED level lot.
All Tor Slb,9bO. Vet no
money down, or only $500
FLA.
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BOGLEY
IMMED POSSESSION

owner says SELL Thil $4,000
t hcps has been T;sSgesd 2 ssS
sldsrsd: i.yr.-old; e9-ft rambler .l,,I
rm., lsh by Kitchen. fsal
Kay Bowling Real Estate Co., Inc.
WI. s-b4b0
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REALTORS SINCE 1905

BETHESDA. PARKWOOD-Strik-
ing brick and redwood contempt
rary with exceptionally livable
floor plan and gorgeous exterior
lines. 3 bedrms., or 2 and den,
l " baths, screened porch, firepl.,
secluded patio, wooded lot, excel
lent condition. S23.960.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 5000 It'll 8
BIG FAMILY Want room? Gail on
this one and move inI Terms ia
couNTY-w1pE REALTY s4s-1sO1
BRIGGS CLANCY AREA = New
ramblers, splits and Cape Gods
priced from S24,950. Level II
acre lots with city water. We take
trades. VANGUARD PROPS. o49-
O626.
BROOKMONT-Home with invest
ment potential. Lovely brk. ramb.
on y acre Of available ground. 8
bedrms., Ia baths, full bsnt.
with family nm. and outside exit,
beautiful yard, Anchor fenced
with driveway, asking $22,500.
Q40-2900
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REALTORS SINCE 1906
CHEVY CHAsE : sOMFRsET II

CHEVY CHASE SOMERSET - Elk
ceptionally clean centrally air
eond. rambler. 3 6edrms;; baths.
attractive KIT. with table space.
ito M. schools, park. trans. and
A iHSRnissfki ES Sti. on. 2-so7O tn 0
CHEVY CHAsE-Distinctive HON,
.s Inu sas de r1 soc Close 70 s MSe,
I is rn nafe opens snS onto SSas .nchantins
walled patio, 3 lge. bedrms.. ~
baths, built-in garage. for the
discriminating purchaser. s43..
BOGLEY
zoos wis. Ave. OIL. 6-2500 Til
CHEVY CHASE - Beautiful stone
Colonial. tile roof, 5 bedrms.
horseshoe driveway, numerous
features. Assume existing trust
S0es financing possible. $40. 300
,ApPolntmsnt 70 Inspect. call .ooo
CHEVY CHASE AREA, Rock Greek
Hills--Luxurious air-cond. brick
split-level. step-down living rm
with cathedral ceiling, dining rm,
fine Ice. Kitchen Z bedrns;.
ssssta SsnRSTs P SSEsS liz. s0%s
BCHWAB, INC, EN-, 2-5s0O, Ewes
call Mr., oRIod, Pc, 3-sbl3,
COLEsvILLE AREA = 3-bedrm
sass' tsSis-ip s; sm tt .'D 6u% aiG
norek 0arage Annror eer,
REzIToRs. Ju. b-7ii5. D IN .. e'
CONN. AVE. EsTATEs-sle,00Q
TowNHoUsE PROP, INC,
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MUSES. F0n SALE--MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
fcONTlNUEDl

BROCK HALL AEANOR-An area Of
distinction, Sparkling new. custom
brk. rambler with many extras
incl. INV. Dashboard heat, inter.
com. system, dbl. car garage on
lovely Y -acre lot with trees. 9eC
this one today.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

AT THE EXECUTIVE LEVEL
Anne Arundel County's finest COM
muntty, PROVIDENCE, overlook
north Of Annapolis. close 70 Baiti-
more and Washington. Private
club, pool, boat slips, in q CO.
lonial setting. Relaxing Just TO
visit. Write for information, p. o.
Box 1928, Annapolis. Maryland or
call JOHN LARKIN. 974-O711 or
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WHEATON, = Make offer. owner
pays settlement, Large redecor.
brick home, family rni., stone fire.
pl.. 2 baths. HARVEY. WI. 0-07o0.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE
AREA MOVERS
. HOUSES FuRM. TO RENT


/ ARL.-Must rent 2-bedrm. home
close to bus, shops, ID. c., penta
gon, $119. WE. S-259S.
CAPITOL HILL = Extraordinary
bfand-new, lavishly furnished.
Central air conditioning, off-flool
fireplace. indirect lighting. float.
ing stairs. Close-in restored sur
ronndings. $40 monthly each fol
3, S109 monthly each for 2.
So ~ CITY JEWELLERS. INC.
IL 7-2S69 Ewes. Ii. 6-902a
GEORGETOWN-Weil located, attr
furn., 2-bedrm.. " bath hous
with liv. rm., study. kit, patio
avail, tmmed., $500. No groups
= call DUNN, NO. 7-6551.
MIDTOWN-S rms, 2 baths, rec
rfn.. yard, near public and paro.
chial schools, shopping and trans
portation. S29-S272.
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LIST WITH LINGO

BETHESDA, $3.50 Ewing dr.-3-
ssdrm ,,ra .nbo 6TE s,s ana h t5s%e
sF FS GA r' Vacant amt sasScO. CIV Ewes.
CPS Rnalfv Inc OIL. R-23nn
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ADVENTUROUS sPLIT-LEvEL. s
b.r.. ga bath, what you Wantl
Silver Spring. Call now, Won'i
last Mid-20s.
COUNTRYWIDE REALTY s49-1eoI
ALTA VISTA = split-level with 8
bedrms., plus paneled den, 2 baths,
large family kit. rec. rm. with bar
ana running water, hot-wateI
heat. Wall to wall carpeting
washer. dryer and deep freeze in.
eluded in price Of $4,000.
LEGUM & GERBER
OIL. 6-5767 Ewes, JE. 4-1IsS
AMER. U. PARK AREA-scRUMP.
TIOUS center hall ramb. Just of
Mass, ave. Spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm. opens to un.
usually fine fenced lot. Equipped
kit, 2 bedrnns., paneled den, ~
baths. Low. low eos FLA Low
cash required. Ewes. OIL. 0-679O
POBIAK a POBIAK OIL. $4,000
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hOOSES rIR SALE--MO.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
POTOMAC

POTOMAC
IMMACULATE 3-bedrm. brich
rambler. on Is acres, close Il
Potomac shopping center. Large
country kitchen, spacious fall
ousied porch. Owner must move,
make offer.
A BARGAIN for the right Mr.,
Fixit.. with an eve toward in
yestment. S-rm. Cape Cod, plus
tenant house, on az acres.
acre Aoning. but Is In area OF SUBJ
stantial homes. Upper eos.
LIST WITH LINGO
AK. $4,000
ROCKVILLE TWINBROOK-No /
DIN. GI. $500 dn. FLA, A-bedrms'
WOODED lot, vacant, Slb,5OO,
r. I. SMITH, Realtor. GA. 4-7Sii.
ROCKVILLE--A-1 cond.. 4 twin
bedrms,, 2 full baths, large rec,
rm., din. .rm., fireplace. extra
large lot. lovely enclosed Garden
with grape arbor. Many extras
FILA approved. SIS,5O0, S1 Obd
down. OWNER pO. 2-2O97,
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Open for Inspection

By BUILDER
Bird and Madison sts., N. Laurel,
Howard County. New 3 bedrm.
homes with ceramic tile bath, ali
equipped lge. din,-kit. combina-
ton. Beaut. lRe. bsmt. with gas
features in these homes To de-
scribe in this ad, yet they are
priced below $4,000. 236-s2SI
SHEPHERD AND VANOUs-Buiid,
ers and developers Of fine com.
inspection ASHCROFT, just 81
the Richie highway, below Ar.
mold. Maryland. County water. gas
and Q community swimming pool
luxury living, at modest prices.
See 1t early or call John LAR
KIN for information. 974-O7II
or CO. 7-7SO4.
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ThompkinSyille Md

ThompkinSville, Nd.
This Is i! On Maryland Rte. 257
in southern Maryland 5 miles
from Cobb Island, 2 stories, CEN
ter-han plan, 4-bedrm. dwelling,
artesian well and large tool house,
Is acres on macadam road, q
school bus and store nearby. Price
$500. $500 down, $50 per
YOUR RESIDENT BROKER
Code 301-CLearbrook a-226l
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The Perry Boswell Co.
''''''0'' OFFICE OPEN. 20 7-40oc

COUNTRY CLUB AREA. Almost
new, 4.leyel Split. on lac. wooded
10y. = bedrms.; sep. din. rm.; Ice,
Kitchen with eye-level oven and
counter sxa1 , .op rangsss 90 Ground.
BALL REALTY, INC, 474-4OOO
HIGnBRIDGE = New, brick and
aluminium rambler, Nv. rm., din
rm,, table-spaee kit, 3 bedrms.
full bsmt, with outside exit on Lee
REALToR VIZ. B.Bk2s
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Suburban

LIST WITH Us FOR ACTION
BURNT MILLS MANOR - Doctor
lawyer or dentist dream. II vol
are Just starting and low on cast
but can afford good monthly pay
ments then see this 5-bedroom
~ bath corner brick split-level
S34,950.
James G, Conley q CO. 10. e-413.
CABIN joins bedrms., 2 baths
in excel. cond., on huge lot. avail
In is days. Cow. to schools anc
kfansp. Dishwasher, disposal, alum
storm windows, S19,76O.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, Realtor
OIL. 2-2123 Ewes. OIL 4-llSs
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT owner needs
e. 's Vim sH sIs." i SSi'lss IN HSsi
YoSuNsiKfN' Z CO. o5s.i III .
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! CAPITOL HTS.-Newly decorated
o ssSTm srrssd S g apts pTt . Ssnt
9135 mo. with opt. AP. 7-s0s0.
CAPITOL Hills bedrms., Ice
Fa r1IEaSsn. s siGi rso sN616sl PACK
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! CAPITOL HILL = 2 bedrms., Nv
9.D din Air a csna kite s:.u anS patio
stored, si5o, on lease SssI LYMAN MA g
5 DELE a. CO., INC. Ii. 7-0e09
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HOUSES unEuRN. 10 REN1

Alaska AND GA. AYES. NV
large 4-bedrm. house. viii deco
rate completely. Must be seen to
q call Mr.. NEFF, RA. 3-1234.
.AlEX.-Vacant 3-bedrm. rambler
z baths, modern kit, rec; rm.
ALEx., near Cameron st.. semidet,
-9sbedrm., i y bath, near schoil
S12S. mo. JA. 8-3262.
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CAROLE ACREs-A fine place fol
your family to I've s we ,s. are - pTSSSc
ers In town. 8 cherry bedrms
gorgeous family rm. with fire
place, garage, family dining I'm.
all in sparkling condition. Only
$4,000. Better call right now,
o40-2300 It'll 9 pm.
TRADE YOUR HOME
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csSESaSS ricE Cape rV eSs
school and buses. Avail. 1 ssptem.
her, S145. CALL JE. 1880 II
Z see our selection Of rentals
teJosEPH W. sEAY COMPANY
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COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE = I'm.
nm, 1h-bath semi-det. Wise.
fenced corner lot. No bsmt. Stove
sHrefgr. and clothes washer incl.
~ i year lease and security deposit
required. S13b mo.
3 PARKWAY CO. WA. 7-1S93
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ARL., FALLS CHURCH : Loveiy
brick rambler, s bedrms., lge. iiv
rm., din. rm., kit, IL baths
fun bsmt., fenced back yard, or
bus line, close to schls. and shop.
hing IL 2-1S5R
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.EHEVY CHASE. DC.

CHEVY CHASE, DC.
Very conveniently located, 3-hed'
rbwder room, heated d6rmitoFS
room on 3rd floor. full basement,
available Immediately. Ewes. Mr.
fICall, OIL. 2-3749.
w. c. q A. N. MILLER DEv. CO
FAs LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
REALTORS EN-. 2-4401
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BASHFORD LANE AND MT. YER
MON BLVD. AREA - Near Ma
- tional Airport and Pentagon.
Town house, 8 bedrooms. recrea-
ton room, 2 fireplaces, S130 per
month. XII. 0-l600.
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CHEVY CHI. Rollingwood-4 bed
rms. ~ baths. den. garden and
naunitV no ohO Tennis 1sht 81, S-s70e ~
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Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1905

AIR CONDITIONED
3-bedrm. brick rambler. with porch,
corner lot. completely fenced,
Wv. carpeting. firepl,. storm
doors and windows. plaster walls.
full bsmt., IA blocks from ele-
mentary school and shopping.
S1S.500. HE. 9-0SS3. TOT Oil
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Y co. wa. 7-1s93

FAIRFAx = Attractive 2-bedroom
hlhome with large basement. Dead
1snS r street block sSa,, frpn s sshSol
sos. Many other rentals "a
see. CALL JE. 2-2620. JOSEPH
w. sEAY COMPANY, REALTORS.
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ANDREWS AREA, camp Springs
nd. 3-bedrm., firepl., cleo. kit.
9oil heat, garage, fenced yard
Sa26. mo. 449-7420.
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'0ENEY. MD bedrms.. ! l bstp

s0LNEY. Md bedrms.. baths
Ffine ground. $3.50 mo. ASHTON
iREALTY. WA. 4-9st1.
OxON RUN Hills bedrm., ! y
Tkath. aemi-det. brk, mr.. schools
$3.50 mo. la. p-3s0e.
ROCKvTLLk-vaeant, 3-bedrm
spiit-level. larse ~ rm. Amil'
nj ~ SMITH, Realtor, GA. 4-77ll
~ ROLLINGWOOD
wsiss BRICK ssd'V ssn Il eoioplsl
lat floor powder room, , bed
rooms. baths dormitory rg 29m
no, Ewes Mrs. MscAulsy. Ak. o.
e, a A. N. MILE pEy, co,
" LfsT YOUR HOME WITH Us
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FIRST TIME oFFERFp
APPLEwHfTE REALTY 40. 4-444l
81 Ernncis Xavier Area

si4,soO. A darling e-rm. chestnut
single hung. Lse. front pch., gas
h.-v.h, flrepl.. storm Windows,
lge. din. I'm. ger full bsmt. With
Tees Cow. Of FHl. iiG-e46o. WV"
EXCL. Farm a HOME REALTY
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ANDREWS FIELD AREA, 1881 Roll
? Inns ave-, Seat Pleasant--2-bedrm
sjalousied porch, brick Colonial
Z available to adult couple. $50
Refer. Cleaning done, II desired
. call RE. 5-H734 after e nm.
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ANppkkWIs ARE5A;Tcountry hoHse
4h, Oe 81 iva. baths ssrsss s'n: snt
workshop, spacious lovely grounds
40 mi. from D. c. Line via Suit
f. land pkwy. or Pa. ave-, some furn.
IL desired. Ideal for family, pref
erably affluent. with flair for
> epsn living Sept occupancy
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zoos wis. Ave. OF. $4,000 TIL 0
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M sPENCERvILLE : 3-bedrm.
fdk bath split-leyel. nearly new
n -acre lot. good country hvine
''30 Minis. from Silver sprins
siF1M noGnrooMERY REALTY
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HILLCREsT = Better than new
$1,000 dn. FLA or VA. Detached
brick Colonial. 3 bedrms.,, 2 fire;
pls., sep. din. rm., mod. kit. and
other good features. Call Mr.. So
tiros at bss-7160. HUGH T
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ARE-, FALLS CHURCH-Few choice
r:e oID p ssSG K s3 MaT "a coR Ss79
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(coNTINUEpl

nSGsIs fSa sALE-S.G.
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, MEx., HUNTINGTON area bed.
b rms, bsmt. with rec. rm.. clear
throughout, fenced yard, optior
TO buy ct S115 per mo. 434-9215.
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KALMIA RD., mr.. Shepherd Park
School, bedrms.. mod. kit. gar
S27, 900 incl. Grapes and wall-to-
wall carpet. OWNER. TU. 2-7376,
MANOR PK.-6119 9th St., NV
tached Colonial brick home. Pea
lures include full-size din. rm..
breakfast rn., rec. rm. w/firepl..
gar, slate roof and many extras
Price reduced TO S25.9b0. FLOYD
I. p sALySIso CO o., 2o al s x 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16

last night. Its front page head
line in that edition proclaimed,
'Valachi Sings Here Today"
Thomas j. Murphy, execu-
tive vice president of the New
York Newspaper Guild, ALL
CLIO. charged the second larg-
est daily in the country was
deliberately killed" by its rival
morning tabloid, the Daily
News. to end their competition.
Demands Investigation
The New York Guild sent a
telegram last night to United
States Attorney General Robert
F. Kennedy demanding an in
vestigation.
Mr.. Murphy said in the wire
that Mr.. Kennedy should probe
what appears to be a patent
violation Of the United States
antitrust laws, carried out in
a deliberate plan to create a
monopoly by the News in the
tabloid newspaper field and
in the area of bulldog (first)
edition retail advertising"
in any investigation" Mr..
Murphy continued, I'VE are
prepared to produce evidence
that the News. by holding out
against the price raise needed
by the Mirror, forced the Mir
For to the wall, then bought it, |
not to continue publication but
to kill it so as to be rid of its
chief competitor"
The Mirror and News were
the only two major dailies in
Manhattan still selling for 5
cents-and IS cents on Sun
days. The five other major
dailies here sell for a dine
during the week, with Sunday
editions costing from Is to IS
cents.
The News had no immediate
comment on Mr.. Murphy'S
charges.
DrOp in Circulation
The Mirrors daily circula-
ton before last winters news
paper strike topped 905, 900.
But. according to Editor &
Publisher. weekly trade pub
LEGATION, the total had dropped
by more than $4,000 as of last
Mr.. Alexander quoted Mir
ror management as saying that
losses so far this year totaled
SIS million.
Mr.. Flynn's statement said
the News has arranged with the
Hearst Corp. to carry certain
Mirror features, starting to-
morrow.
The Hearst Corp. said other
Mirror features, such as COL
umns by Mr.. Winchell, Suzy,
Drew Pearson. Victor Riesel,
Bill Slocum and Dan Parker,
and the Dear Abby column and
Steve Canyon comic strip, will |
appear in the Journal-Ameri-
can.
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Homes Disinfected

SANTTAGO.-Chile's Nation
al Health Service has disin-
fected more than $4,000 homes
in SO towns to prevent the
of the vichuca, a gnat-
like burrowing parasite tn a t
affects both humans and ami
mails
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demise was announced last
night.
IF we could have econo-
mized," added Mr.. Hearst, as
sociate editor of the Mirror,
we would have done it. Most
holes have a bottom. but this
one did not seem to have any"
The Mirrors last edition
rolled off the presses at 2:17
am. today.
RumOred for Months
The death knell had been
r1lmored for months. But yes
terday, a veteran Mirror news
man said, the rumors got
stronger. You could feel it
in your bones" he said.
The Mirror had a daily circu-
lation Of about $4,000, second
only to the Daily News ma
tional high of nearly 2 million.
Despite rumors that the Mir
ror would fold, the confirming
announcement at around s
o'clock last night stunned the
papers employees.
Wilfred Alexander. president
Of the AFL-CIO American
Newspaper Guilds New York
local and shop steward of the
unions Mirror unit. read the
announcement to rs editorial
employees in the city room. He
criticized what he termed the
"callous and cold FLOODED way
this was kept from you"
1,4O0 Lose Jobs
About 1,4O0 employees lost
their jobs. The Mirror said it
will distribute in excess of S3.5I
million in severance pay to
them and set up an employ
ment office to help them find
new jobs.
Walter Winchell and at least
a half-dozen other Mirror COL
umnistS will appear in the
afternoon New York Journal
American. also owned by the
Hearst Corp.
The Hearst Corp. said in an
nouncing the Mirrors sale:
THE name, goodwill and
other intangible and physical
assets Of the Mirror have been
sold to the New York News"
No purchase price was dis
closed.
THE circumstances which
forced the Hearst Corp. re-
luctantly to take this step are
the same that have necessitated
the discontinuance of so many
other good newspapers all over
the country" the announce
ment continued.
Rising Costs Cited
Costs have risen far in ex-
cess of revenues and have
created substantial deficits over
an extended period of time.
The recent prolonged news
paper strike aggravated the al
ready serious problems of the
Mirror"
Last January. a month after
the start of the city's 114-day
newspaper blackout, Mirror
publisher Charles B. McCabe
had answered rumors of the
papers faltering condition by
saying it will be around for
a long time" The blackout .
lasted until April /.
The Mirror, a product of
the school of sensational Jour-
nalism, announced its demise
Internationally on Page Two,
starting with its second edition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-16
New York Mirror Folds,
400 Lose Their Jobs

I NEW YORK, Oct. Is CAP)-The financially distressed
New York Mirror has ceased publication after 80 years and
some Of its assets have been sold the Daily
1T takes everything I've got to keep from crying said
John Hearst jr grandson Of the Mirrors founder the
William Randolph Hearst. when the morning newspapers
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-04-04
Katie B. Anderson
Buried Al Lebanon

Funeral services were held
recently for Katie B. Ander-
son at Asia Baptist Church,
with the Rev. George Hines,
Jr., church pastor officiating
Burial followed in Lebanon
cemetery. She was 33.
Katie was born in Lexing-
ton, the daughter Of Katie
Benson and the late Will
Benson. She died March End
in the University Hospital in
Jackson, following a tw o
weeks illness. She had made
her home with her mother
for the past ten years. and
was an active member of
Asia Baptist Curch, where
she served as Sunday School
secretary until she became
i'll.
Survivors are her huS-
band, James E. Anderson Of
Chicago, and three sons, Ron
aid Edward Anderson, Enrol
Anderson, and Keith Ander-
son, all of Lexington. H e r
mother, Katie Benson. Lex
ington, four sisters, Helen
Benson also of Lexington;
Lettie Moore, Corinth: Vir-
ginia Dunlap, California; and
Ann Gates of Chicago, ILL
nois. Six uncles, Jim Frezell,
Dan Horton and Pinckney
Benson all of Lexington,
Wesley Benson, Cruger, Theo
pills Benson, Greenville, and
John Frezell, Summit, New
Jersey. ,..,sa
One aunt, Ruth Horton, a
great aunt, Maggie Fazier OF
Hollandale, a niece Mary
Lynn Dunlap of California,
and a host of relatives and
friends.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-04-04
Leaders Named
Continued from page one

Continued from page one)
chairman of the finance COM
mittee, with his committee
members being stewart
Bridgforth of Pickens, Ellis
Harris of Tchula, A. B. Hol-
der of Lexington, Henry Nc
Kenzie of Durant, Lloyd Spi-
vey of Canton, Ben Weiner
of Kosciusko, and Mr.. Ben
nett (advisory) Of Tchula.
Heading the Health and
Safety committee is William
Crawford of Canton. His
committee members are r. v.
Owen of Lexington, Ray Dor
sett of Durant, Clyde Sulli-
van of Canton and DR.. Rice
ken (advisory) of Kosciusko.
Leading the seven : man
Camping and Activities COM
mittee is Homer Knox of
Tchula. The other six are E.
A. Woolwine Of Kosciusko,
David Fortgang of Canton,
John Kimbrough Of Lexing-
ton, Howard Stubs Of Pic
kens, C. D. Jones Of Tchula
and Mr.. Mandrell (advisory)
Of Canton.
T. J.. Lundy of Canton is
chairman of the Leadership
Training committee, and his
committee m e bers are
Frank Gwin of Tchula, John
Ward of Kosciusko, L. F..
Henry of Carthage, and Rich
ard HARRISON Of Canton.
Chairman of the Advance
ment committee is T. Z. Rey-
nolds Of Kosciusko, with the
members being e. n. Odom
of Tchula. Charles Carson Of
Lexington, James D. Mills Of
Carthage, Jim Lacey, Jr. Of
Canton, and Mr.. Kuzmitz
(advisory) Of Carthage.