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STAT PLEASANT ARA

MI. ILlNION, MD,
OPEN IL TO 6
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
New all-briek rambler. splits. Cape
Gods, Colontalk, 3 70 8 bedfms., 2
and ; baths, separate dining
room, large living room with fire.
place, foil basement with rec,
room and fifeplAee. earport. base.
board hot-water heat, large lots
Priced from $4,000 with con.
ysnient financing. DIRECTIONS.
Branch ave. 70 first traffic ilahi
past Allentown road. rlght 10 me
5si ,old Route 81 lett 10 Gov.
ssIns1h5y. xrS. s P9Fe lelias ,,eo,B!s ~
co, 10. 7sp0si. 2D7.fp67'
sufTLAND - owner Transferred.
must sell Like.pew 3-bedrm.
brick rambler, ~ baths. sen.
dln. fmg fireplace. off-s.rsst PARK.
Pc REALTY, INC. RE. b-ag72
sUtTLAkD - custom built ali.
brick rambler, horseshoe driveway
corner fenced lot , bedrooms. Y
baths large, modern kitchen, liy-
ina room with w.sto-w. carpet,
stone fireplace. extra large rec.
room with stone bar. hot-water
Dashboard heat, large patio with
double barbecue Dit new washer
and dryer included, FIiA, a22, 600,
$1,000 down. RE-. 6-30be.
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LOOK. vETS-No dn., no settle
ment $50 mo. pays all for uuali-
fled GI. Cory 3-bedrm. rambler
In nice community with shopping
and schools. A wonderful oppOr-
tunity for a starter home. Total
price is only Sl2,5O0.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS

Owner slices price 70 only
$1,000 with Just $3.50 down
incl. settlement. Nifty little
bungalow, clean as a min.
Has bsmt., best gas h,-wh-.
new kit. cabinets in large
Kits Rlassed porch, SEP.
laundry room incl. washer.
plus other extras throughout.
Can ana see a real gem,
APPROX. S7b per mo. pays all,
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RAMBLING RANcHER. already fl
nnansed. Assume 6s. loan with
ns n1 move M N o,i ats moq ra . ~.
ing n vacant. Sep. din. rm., en-
closed porch. level tree-shAded
lawn in prime nelghborhood. To-
tai price only $4,000.
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LOOKING FOR pleasant living
with economy Here II Is and 50
easy TO buy. GI or FHA terms,
DIN area. nice kit, bsmt., par
TALLY exeavated. Fenced lawn.
Priced low at Sl2,S0O with no
On, to els; $500 On, FHA and
seller viii pay 5000 Of settlement
cost.
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COLLEGE PIX. PROPEl
Brand-new rambler. best Of
materials and construction,
wearing completion. walk TO
Mo. u, sited on deep 1885,
~, level lot with alley at
rear, 3 bedrms., l bath, GE
klt; IN color, fun daylight
and walkout bsmt,. porch,
NICE an area. plus other
for appointment,
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JUST A HOP TO PFNTAooN

ARLINGTON = Sl7,25O. Brick, q
hedrms:, fireplace, powder room.
BY OWNER. call b27-4694.
ARL.-2-bedrm. bunga. VICAR, very
close In, only $4,000 wIS400
cash or no money On OF. OF.
$4,000. MoNAhAN REALTY.
ARL., 1135 N. Inslewood st.-Ex-
eel, loo. Just off Wash. blvd. Brk.
Colonial, hall entr. 3 lge. bedim ms,
lge. liv. rm., extra lge. din. I'm.
de luxe kit. with sep. breakfast
rm. Attached garage and screened
porch, This is q fine home priced
TO sell. owner will finance. OF.
$1,000. MoNAHAN REALTY.
ARLINGTON, N.-$l8,950
4 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
CAPE COD, liv. rm., firepl., din.
Tm., equip. KIT. dishwasher.
bkist. bar, Englisn bsmt., 4th
bedrm, bash. OIL HOT-WATER
HEAT. FLA or CT, LUCILLE
COOK Reaitor JE. 2-3272. il. q
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COLLEGE PK.--Nothing down CT,
or FHA terms on 5-yr. -old ranch
er. SSS.0l mo, pays all. Cow. 10
Univ; RIDGWAY REALTY, OR.
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COLLEGE PIX. WOODS, 3422 Net
1efott rd;-open 2 tn dark, Brk.
split-level; 3 bedrms,. "a baths,
rec. rm., 2-car garage.
WINSTON c. CLAY WA. 7-42as
CONVENIENT TO UNIV. OF Md
NAL style home. LIST floor powder
rn, sep. din. I'm. and rec. I'm.
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OPEN / I'LL DARK
- POTOMAC VISTA
NEW SECTION or FINE HOMES
THE WoopR oW Wis @ \
BRIDGE. 3-bedrm. ramblers and
spiit-lsyels OIL on. h-acre lots.
S24,500. RE, $4,000.
Henry Moore, Realtor
MOORE q MOORE, REALTORS
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HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
7eab Nea Hale. Ave. HE. 4.I7Ot

IUoO NV HaInp. AVG. He. 4-IIUU
DISTRICT HTs,-sl7.95O. 4 large
bedrms., tiled kit, large din. rm.,
beaut. fin. rec. rm., central sir
e9nd., oh, -w.h, corner lot. storm
wind9Ys, large workshop. A real
honey Clean as pin, Excel.
FARM a HOME RLTY., 449-64O0.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS - SlS,9S0.
New 3-bedrm.. 2bath brick split
foyer. huge rec, rm-. rear porch
Area OF S25, 900 homes. Near Mt.
Calvary. bus and shopping. $1,000
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COLLEGE PARK-5 lots available
for custom buildings. $4,000 K
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NEED 4 BEDRMs.1 Then look At
this spacious Cape Cod, fun
baths, sep, din. rn., nice rec. rm,
y tla VAN .out bsmt. Also extra
7O-ft. lot w1pstio in rear. just
Sl7ieb0 FHA or COW.
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COLLEGE PARK-Det. brick, 2 Il
bedrm.,), (4-bedrm.) Rpts. Good
loo. Need some repairs. $4,000,
y down. Agt.. DI. 10000.
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OWNER READY TO GO-sSys
Take offers" on this spotiess
3-bedrm. brick rambler featurini
Roman brick firepl., compl. GE
kit. with dishwasher and disposal,
gorgeous rec. rm., hot-water heat
level yard with fenced-in, so
II. filtered swim. pool. Quick &C.
cupancy.. Priced at S23.500 with
S20.l00 loan available.
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KENT FOREST = Si2.500 FHA.
$500 down. 500 mo. pays all.
3 bedrms., ~ baths, centrally
air cond. in beaHt. cond.i GREEN
BELT REALTY CO.. Realtors, OR.
so H4ooYYisrs a ooo TO SAC ooo
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nm. rambler. Ike new, drapes,
carpet and appliances, full bsmt.,
fenced lot, off-st parking. S15,-
800 FHA. Call OWNER. WA. 4
OSLO.
RIvERDALE. 54ls ocintana = Z
On. $50 mo. BRILEY. UN. 4-ii74.
.RIvERDALE PARKWAY = Quality
brk. split-foyer rambler, 3 large
bedrms., din. rm.. III baths.
rec. rm., OF no 8 dn., FHA
$1,000 dn.. $ll2 mo. UN. 1850
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beorms., paths, large
rms. throughout. Separate din.
rm.. full bsmt., lot 75x136 with
trees. S20,750 FLA or VA. GREEN
BELT REALTY CO., Realtors. OR.
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T. N. LERNER

KENT FOREsT-Brick Dutch CO.
lonial, central air cond.,. liy. rm;,
din. rm., pwdr. rm.. kit. with
refgr.. dishwasher, washer. drler,
LIST H.; 3 bedrns.: full bath, End
II. S021 Allendsle dr., Hyatts,,
Nd; S12,50O, low down pymt.
DAWN REALTY CO.. TU. 2-9l36'
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HOUSES $4,000 TO 100000

KENT FOREST-s395 dn, and move
IN abb, llz-bath q. c. owner
finances. VIII. z-7357, DI. 7-4445.
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OPEN HOUSE
Sat. and Sun, IL TIL Dark
Lanham' 1907 and 03l3 Naval Ave.
Centrally located and close TO Tx.
preSsway Bedtime, schools and
shopping. Take ADVANTAGE OF the
Isl showing Of these 2 "ALL-
NEW" .custom-built, brick ram
plers., featuring dream kitchens,
ports, large lots, IMMEDIATE Oc-
CUPANCY. Full prices, 500 b0O
and S23,500. Financing 70 AMI
purchaser,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.


ANNANDALE, RAvENswoRTH PIX.
By OWNERS bedFm., lh-bath
split, wooded lot, cul-de-sae. walk
70 schools. Low EOS. CT. 6-e353.
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, ND.

PROPERTY MGT RENT-sALEs
LOANS OR QUICK Cash
DIcKEY's INVESTMTs. AP. 7-S0s0
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kIVLhDALE.-Elght.room ColQnial,
area. 2 baths. bsmt., 9Oxi50 cor
ner. Fantastiel S1S.500. Income.
Poss. No down GL See this one!
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OPEN l2.3U-b P. m.
1907 RUTGERS ST.
UNIVERSITY HiLLs. ND.

BALL REALTY. INC. 474.4O0O
OxON HILL - New 3-4 bedrms,
family rm., FLA, move right In
!. c. MURRAY RLTY., CHI. $500
DIXON HILL-3-bedrm. rambler. ra-
diant heat, fenced. Choice terms.
SOUTHLAWN REALTY 24S-5522
OXON HILL = n acre, 3-bedrm,,
11a-bath brk. bi-level. Family
sized kit. rec. room, screened
porch, huge trees and babbling
brook. S1s.500 VA. No dn., Sl22
Fer mo. pays ell.
JOHN r. WEBSTER RE. 6-54OO
0xON HILL, 1925 Tucker I'd. -
l-yr.-old brick rambler, 8 bedrms.,
liv.. rm.. dining area, kitchen, / Y
baths. full bsmt., S16,7bO. S3O0
down. DE. 2-245S. WI. 6-S257.
OxON HILL beautiful new brick
3-bedrm. homes. modern de luxe
kits, fireplaees, earports. Over n :
acre lot. $4,000.
PG REALTY, INC. RE. 5-3272
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Ex-D.C. Man
Loses BRIDGE
Title by Hair
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
Bridge columniSt Of The star

ST. LOUIS, Mar. 25.-By the
narrowest possible margin. Ivar
Stakgold, q Washington resi-
dent for several years before
he moved to Chicago. failed to
win the open pairs champion
ship title Of the American Con-
tract Bridge League here last
night.
At first 1t appeared that Mr..
Stakgold and his partner. Dan
Rotman Of Chicago. had tied
for the title, but q recalcula-
ton Of carry-over scores showed
that they had lost by half q
match-point.
The winners were Sidney
Silodor. Havertown. Pa and
Norman Kay. Merchantsville
N. j., with a score Of e63
match points. Mr.. Stakgold
ana Mr.. Rotman had 662- "a.
The carry-over scores are
rounded off to the nearest
lf-point 10 arrive at the final
total. and Mr.. Stakgold, @
mathematics professor. calcu-
lated that the margin by which
he had lost II calculated ex-
actly. was -thousandths Of
a match point.
Third with s34 were Peter
Leventritt. member Of the 1868
United States international
squad. and Mrs. Jacqui Mitch
ell both are from New York.
Robert Reynolds and William
Seamon. Miami Beach. Fla.
we're fourth at 82S. and Bert
Norton and Paul Sugar. Chi
cage. fifth at s2sla.
Play resumes today in the
Vanderbilt Cup contest. which
was suspended while the open
pairs championship was In
progress. Favored 10 win Is
the undefeated California team
captained by Lou Mathe OF Los
Angeles. The Californians play
In the semifinals against the
team Of oswald Jacoby. Dallas.
The team led by Clifford
Russell. Miami Beach. meets
the team OF John Crawford,
New York, In the other semi
final.
The Vanderbilt may end to-
night, but can run into to-
morrow.
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FAMOUS FABLES
By E. E. EDGAR

WRONG DAY: Cellist Pab-
10 Casals doesn't fight the
Fates when they are against
him. relates Bernard Taper In
"Cellist in Exile" ~
HE recalled a recital he
once gave in Geneva. He told
me:
at was playing the Sixth
Bach Suite. Everything went
well-the prelude. the alle-
mande, the courante-until I
came OF the sarabande. just
after ! started 1t, the A string
broke. ! retired and changed
the string. while the audi
ence waited.
Returning to the stage, I
began the Suite over again
from the beginning. Again
things went well until I
reached the sarabande. Then,
at the very same place, the
new A string broke.
What did you do thenP'
I asked.
Well. I retired. again put
on q new string. came back
onstage and started a differ
ent suite. I realized that the
Sixth Suite wasn't for me
that day"
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Tomorrow: Diet Fsd,

DR.. Stetncrohn's leafIet,
Hon to Overcome Tension
and Fatigue" tUiH be mailed
on receipt OF a stamped. SELF
addressed envelope and 10
cents In coin for handling.
Address DR.. SteincrohH In
care Of The Evening Star.
(Bell Syndicate Featurs)
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STOP KILLING YOURSELF
Drive for Stutus
Upsets Family
-Br pR. PETER }. STEINcRoHN

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: My
husband makes me nervous.
Your women readers won't
believe it but my trouble is
that I'm too rich. We have
three cars. ! suppose you
won't think that's unusual
but 1t happens the third"
car is a Cadillac, which my
husband considers the small
car; the other two are Rolls
Royces.
He Is only AZ. We have
two boys who rarely see him.
He is out practically every
night attending meetings and
figuring ways to become
richer. Affection2 I have for
gotten the meaning Of the
word.
I am trying to figure out
my reason for writing. I
know you can't possibly help
me. However. / think per-
haps this letter. II published,
will bring cheer and comfort
to women whose fine hus-
bands work hard to make
payments on the car and do
their best to keep them
happy and be q regular father
to their children. They don't
know how lucky they are. If
they are taking tranquilizers,
at least the reason is not
that they have ghost hus-
bands. - Mrs. xxx. CYou
see. even my signature has
to have status.) Z
THE NEED for status and
riches and power overwhelms
many persons. They lose all
else while scrambling to what
they consider the top. Wife.
children. friends are often
discarded on the way up.
I suppose 1t was the same
with some monkeys who
wanted all the coconuts; with
some squirrels who weren't
happy unless they stored up
most of the nuts so other
squirrels could look on in
awe; with some kids who are
never happy until they have
won all the marbles.
I am sorry for you. Mrs.
xxx, but / am sorrier for
your husband.
- -
Dear DR.. Steincrohn: My
doctor told me I will need q
Caesarian section to have my
baby. Is 1t q complicated OPP
Grafton? How long viii ]. have
to stay In the hospital? VIII
! have TO have all my babies
that way? How bad q scar
viii It be9 I am scared
Mrs. Y.
ICAN UNDERSTAND how
frightened you may be ct
having your first baby by
undergoing surgery. But rest
your mind. Don't let anyone
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TickIish Problem
Sprouting Here
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

cocktail, steak sandwic h,
French fries and q sundae.
The other kids ordered the
same. What should I have
done?
CONSIDERABLE.
Before ordering you should
have asked your date for q
suggestion. Or, "What do,
YOU feel Iike?" Even after
having ordered coffee and
everyone else had ordered ex-
travagantly, you could have
said, 1--WE changed my mind,
IN have the same"
go
DEAR ABBY: About those
busybodies in Small Town."
who thought the man with
five small children should
have delayed his second, mar
riage out Of respect to his
wife's recent death: Wonder
If any Of them ever offered
to help with the kids, or
brought over q hot meal. or
volunteered to do O days
laundry He was fortunate to
have found someone to step
in. He needs sympathy and
understanding. not criticism.
/, for one, wish them all the
luck In the world.
MY VIEW.
What's on your mind? For
q personal reply, send a self
addressed, stamped enUelope
to Abby In care OF The Eve-
ming Star.
For Abby's booklet, Hon
to Haze a Lonely Wedding"
send so cents to Abby. Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
(McNaught Syndicate Incl
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Practice, Practice
Key to Writing

Of Jackie Gleason, 1855,
which won awards, no sales:
took over dying Liberty Mag
azine as executive editor and
strangled it; walked out, Of
Golfers as an editor just be-
fore rigor mortis set in; built
q $4,000 house for $4,000
and lost my shirt. 81
@. When did you first use
1.-THE Day" style of writingq
A. 1949. Wrote an article for
The Sign, called "A Day I'M
the Life of a Priest" 4,
@. What was your greatest
editorial disappointment? A,
Two of them. In 1943, / was
In Bermuda when q German
submarine, U-505, was towed
into Hamilton. Navy ordered
me not to mention 1t. Sec
ond occurred in 1860 when
] spent nomination day with
John F. Kennedy. Left him At
4 pm. with the story in my
pocket. Found out later that
TV set in his hideout blew
q tube and he knocked on
neighbours door and asked Il
he could watch the conven|
ton with them. Neighbors
were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gargan. I missed the best
part Of the story.
Practice Is Vital
@. DO you believe that
writers are born, not made?
A. No. Practice makes the
writer. The best practice Is
to try to tell a story In the
fewest number of words,
mostly Of one syllable. The
writer who uses abstract aud
archaic words Is afraid Of MS
work.
@. What's so difficult about
writing short sentences and
short words? A. Try 1t.
@. If you had it all to dc
over again? A. No changes.
I learned more from the
mistakes than from the hits.
@. What did early news
paper work teach you that
you couldn't have learned Id
school? A. Discipline. Each
of my city editors gave me
but one crack at q story
Sick or well. I learned to do
my best every day. Today, I
do not have to wait for q
mood to move me to the
typewriter. The clock Is
enough.
Ring Features Syndicate, Inc.)
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DEAR ABBY: / grew Q
beard for the Piedmont, Mo-,
Centennial in 1855. / got the
prize for the longest beard in
town. ! also had q beautiful
mustache, which measured
71a inches long. After the
celebration I shaved my face
clean. Everyone told me !
should have kept the mus
tache. My wife especially. I
am starting to grow one
again, but I don't know how
to shape it, Is there a book
of pictures showing different
styles and shapes Of mus
taches? I'm pretty good with
a straight-edge razor. Does
any place still sell tnustache
wax?
r. w. M.
Ask the best barber In town
to shape your mustache the
first time, then follow his
line. (He'll know which stye
suits you best.) Mustache
wax can be found I'm drug
stores. Good luck. Your wife
will be tickled. I'm sure.
%a&
DEAR ABBY: How does q
girl know what to order on
a date2 For instance. last
night, after q school dance
(not formal, three of us
couples went out to eat. I
don't know how much money
my date had and I didn't
want to take q chance on
embarrassing him, 80 ! said
I wasn't very hungry and all
I wanted was coffee. My date
ordered himself . shrimp
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jim BISHOP

All columnists are inter-
viewed by school editors.
Sometimes, they arrive at
my home in delegations.
sometimes singly. Once in
awhile, the work Is done by
mail. The questions seldom
vary. The answers, never. 1t
runs like this:
@. How long have you been
writing professionally? A. "a
years.
@. Where were you born2
A. Jersey City, N. j.. Noven-
Der 81, 1907.
@. What was your first
newspaper job? A. New York
News. copy boy, 1929.
@. Did you 60 to Journal
ism school? A. No, didn't get
to college.
@. Who is your favorite
author2 A. Carl Sandburg.
@. Who gave you your first
break? A. Frank Carson, day
city editor Of News. Sent me
on an assignment about boy
stoned to death by COMPETE
tors in school track meet. I
ruined the story by over
writing.
@. What is the most diff
cult task In the field Of writ
ing? A. To say something
simply.
Low and High Spots
@. What was the turning
point In your career2 A.
Writing THE Day Lincoln
Was Shot" The style was
copied from my fathers po-
LCc reports.
Q. What was your lowest
point2 A. While writing the
Lincoln book. I was broke.
Nothing In the bank, no in
come, owed $500.
@. How well did the book
seila A. Including book clubs
and Readers Digest Book
Club about 3 million copies.
@. Did you have other low
periods? A. Lots Of them.
Laid off as Mirror reporter
1882, wrote biography Of
Mark Hellinger 1851 which
didn't sell, wrote biography
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put false notions into your
head. Caesafian is not q COM
plicated operation when per-
formed by a qualified gyne-
cologist. You will not have to
stay in the hospital more
than a week or two.
You will not have to have
all your babies that way.
once q Caesarian doesn't
necessarily mean always q
Caesarian. Many factors en-
ter. For example. the size Of
the baby.
How bad q scar? Years ago
It used to be the fashion for
some surgeons to take the
appendix out through q / or
2-inch opening so that the
scar would be small. These
days no responsible surgeon
will cut down the size Of the
incision merely for the sake
Of q small scar. The surgeon
makes as large an incision as
necessary for adequate exam
nation.
80
ALMOST rs YEARS ago
when I finished my book on
exercise I wanted to call It,
Exercise Is Boshl" or REST
Begins at 40"-but my pub
fishers prevailed upon me to
call it you Don't Have to
Exercise" II / had 1t to do all
over again I would simply
insist on my own title. For
the intervening years have
convinced me that the "exer-
else bug" is still rampant In
these United States.
For example, consider re-
cent news in the daily papers.
I've been reading about q
middle = aged Marine officer
who hiked SO miles to prove
that modern Marines are as
tough as they were in Teddy
Roosevelt's day. He said that
If we expected young Ma
rines to do 1t, at least the
officers should show that
they were made Of stern
stuff. too. I suppose you'd
have to go along with that
kind Of reasoning, although I
still couldn't see why middle
aged officers have to prove
themselves In this manner.
But I drew the line when I
read succeeding headlines on
how this fitness program was
spreading into the higher
echelon Of Government.
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Russell Takes
Carolina Oath

COLUMBIA. s. c., Jan. is
/ (AP).-Democrat Donald s.
Russell took the oath Of office
today as soth Governor Of
South Carolina with a plea for
better schools and a pledge to
give all our people the oppor-
tunity they truly deserve"
The 56-year-old lawyer also
called for q hold-the-line tax
policy and increased indus
trialization.
His prepared Inaugural ad-
dress did not mention segre-
CATION. In one apparent allu-
sion to 1t he said. "Of course.
financial needs win not be the
only problem for education.
There will be other and varied
difficulties. But we shall meet
with courage whatever the fu-
ture holds for us, and we shall
work out our problems peace
ably, according to our stand
ards Of justice and decency."
Evening star., 1963-01-15
Minnesota Vote
Trial Set Jan. II.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. is
(AP).-The three-judge Minne-
sofa recount panel has set
January 81 for a trial Of issues
relating to irregularities and
conduct Of the Governors elec-
ton November 8.
Announcing this yesterday,
Judge J. H. Sylvester, presiding
member Of the panel, said at
torneys for both sides had been
directed to work together on
classifying some $4,000 disputed
ballots in preparation for the
main trial.
He said he hopes they will be
ready to start this portion Of
the contest February 4.
The election contest was be-
gun on petition Of former 1t.
Gov. Karl Rolvaag, the Demo-
crAotic candidate for Governor,
after the State Canvassing
Board declared incumbent Gov.
Elmer L. Andersen, Republican,
had been reelected by 142 votes.