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Evening star., 1963-01-24
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star Science Writer

Astronaut Walter M. Schirra
landed within 10000 feet of his
predicted touchdown area
after flying more than 10000
miles last october 8, the space
agency reported today.
The extreme precision of the
Mercury Atlas-8 space flight
was emphasized in a 120-page
report made public today.
Comdr. Schifra, a 39-year-old
Navy test pilot, was given full
credit for the way he handled
his space craft, Sigma-7.
In his own flight report,
Comdr. Schirra spoke of the
space capsule with the tradi-
tional affection of a cowboy for
his horse. II definitely fell in
love with Sigma-7, and it is
the first vehicle in my history
of flight that finally replaced
the F-8F, a Navy propeller
fighter as the one on top of the
list" he said.
Top Physical Shape
Physically, Comdr. Schirra
through the flight in top shape,
medical officers reported. Like
his predecessors in space, his
heartbeat, breathing, and blood
pressure went through wide
fluctuations in the course Of
the rigorous flight, but in all
respects snapped back to pre-
flight normal quickly.
The astronaut slept five
hours the night before the
flight and had the briefest pre-
launch waking period of any of
the three Americans who have
flown in orbit. From the time
he was reused at 1:40 am. un-
til his capsule lifted off the
launching pad atop an Atlas
rocket, only about 51a hours
elapsed.
Practice apparently m a d e
perfect for the astronaut. Flight
directors reported that he spent
more than so hours in the
spacecraft or a simulator on IS
occasions in the two months
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costume jeweIry
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

400 Eorrinos, Pins, some Broeelets
and Dork- Tone Necklaces. Originally
5 eoeh. Now 29e; 4 for 81"
plus i0% FED. tar.
COSTUME JEWELRY--
Washington, Street Floor
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daytime dresses
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHiRLIN6ToN

300 Dresses in cotton. royon, royon
erepes and other fobries, mony
styles. Sizes 10 to 20 and l2h TO
22h. Originally S.99 TO 6.9s 50
327 Shirtwoist Coot Style ond
Sheoth Dresses in cotton, cotton with
Doeron polyester and royon. Sizes
10 to 20 and l2h TO 22h. Orig
inolly 1873 -------.----$ 50
DAYTIME DRESSES-WashiH0toB
Third Floor' Ldnplep Park, Second Floor,
ShtrlingtoH. First Floor
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candy
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGTok

500 Lbs. Famous "condy cupboord"
Choeolotesl Vonillo or chocolate but
Ter creams. milk chocolate nut fudge,
milk and dork chocolate nouootines,
dork molosses chips, and milk crisp
cites Reg. ! so per pound, ID. l.o9
CANDY Washington, street Floor:
Langley Park, Shirlington, Firu Floor
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mems clothing
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

l9 Hommonton Park Suits, oil wool,
ond-detoiled! Imported fobries!
Broken sizes. Orig. $85 ---- S66
AZ Worsted-Tex g Lonsbrook All
Wool Suits. Wide variety Of patterns
and shodes. Broken sizes. Originally
69.95 -- - SIS
81 Clipper-croft All-WooI Suits.
Good selection Of colors and pot
terms. Broken sizes. Orig. 59.95, S44
10 lonsbrook All-Wool 2-Trouser
Suits, broken sizes. Orig. 59.95, $50
IS Lonsbrook Deluxe and Kingston
Topcoots, oil wool and wool with
cashmere! Choice Of set-in or roe-
lon sleeve, some split-shoulder styles.
Broken sizes. Orig. 69.e5 TO 1895,
SIS
z Fomous-Moke White Dinner
Jockets. Originally SIS 900 90 SIS
! Fomous-Moke Tuxedo. Originally
1850 ------- $50
MEMS CLOTHING
Washington, Street Floor
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after-inVentOry
shoe sale

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK, sHIRLINGToN
TOO Prs Monnequin Dress Shoes Orig l295 -7.9O
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
200 Prs. Air-Step Dress Shoes Orig l299l499, $50
LANGLEY PARK ONLY
200 Prs Life-Stride Dress Shoes Orig II e9-I2e9,
$50
100 Prs Life-Stride Cosuos Orig. 5e9-ll 80 $50
SHIRLINGToN STORE ONLY
l5oPrs. Snortoire Dress Shoes. Orig. 800 and eee,
$50
100 Prs. Smortore CosuoIs Orig 599-7e9 -.4.9O
special purchase!
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK, sHIRLINGToN
robes
Comparable vGIaes 1923 TO 1928!
/ Go
Robes so beautiful comfy you'll never want to get
dressed Nylon trcots Prints Podsl Solid coIors!
Lots OF duster lengths Buy for yourself for gifts!
ROBES AND LEISURE "FEESGj pS @ T T seT Langley Park Second Floor
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popular fashion
dresses

WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGToN
200 Misses and Women's Dresses
in mony styles, eolors and fobries,
prints and solid coIors. Sizes 10 to
l8. Orig. 1913 to 1893 $50
zoo Wool jersey, dark eottons, oee-
totes and royons in assorted styles
and eolors. Sizes 10 to l8. Origin
oily 1913 TO 1893 -----$s
POPULAR FASHION DRESSES
Washington, Langley Park, Second Floor
Shirlington, First Floor
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3SS each or
3 70, 80

you'd RATHER wear! Whites! Stripes Solid coIors!
Sizes l4h to IT, sleeves 81 to IS. Not all styles in
all Sizes
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drapery, sIipcOVer
curtain remnants
IL price
Originally SIC to 2.99 yd.
29e /" I% yN.

1000 yards of cotton, royon, acetate and Docron
poyester fobrcs in prints and solid coors SO to 48
inches wide! UsobIe lengths for shortie droperies,
curtoins, pillow covers!
Washington, Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-24
sHIRLINeToN STORE ONLY

5 Girls Wool and Wool-Plus-Syn-
thetie Winter Coots, broken sizes.
Originally SIS ----------Sl3
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WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
girls shops
WASHINGTON. LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLINGToN

SO Girls Cotton Knit Tee Shirts.
Sizes 7 to IA. Orig. l.o9 ond 2.99,
z for So
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WASHINGTON sroRE ONLY

IS Prs. Double Woven Cotton ond
Double-WoVen Nylon Gloves, novelty
and elossie styles, counter soiled,
broken sizes in block and white.
Originally 81 -------- 9ee
oLoVES-WaShinoton, street Floor
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mems furnishings
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

ITO Fomous Make Hose, assorted
eoloB ond sizes. Orig. 59e-Sl, 29e
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WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

10 Girls Plostie Roineoots, hots 70
notch. Broken sizes. Orig. 1899
s.Ss
5 Girls Doeron Polyestsr oroonzo
Porty Dresses, broken sizes. ORD.
IVY wy
4 Girls Cotton Shirtwoist Dresses.
Originally 3.99 ----------l l.99
] Girls 1909 Wool Winter Coot
Size o. Orig. 5e.99 .- 2z.ss
6 Girls Fur-Trimmed Wool Coots,
deep hens. wormly lined, broken
sizes. Orig. 1899 --------SlS
GIRLS SHoPs--waShiHvton.
Fourth Floor; LaH0lev Park and
Shiriin0toH, Second Floor
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young teens shop
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHIRLlN6ToN

SHlRLlN6ToN
20 Young Teens Boy coots, wool
ond eomels hoir. Sizes 8 10 IA.
Oftg. wv -------------Z 1888
80 Young Teens Stocks, cotton VEL
veteen. Sizes 8 10 IA. Orig. 800,
2.9o
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY
2 Young Teens Western-style Shirt
woist Dresses. Sizes s and | o. Orig.
IE'VT aa-- --., - -o'pS
YOUNG TEENS sHoP-washinoion.
Fourth Floor; LaH0iep Park and
ShiriiHgtoH, Second Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-24
sHIRLINeToN ONLY

10 Imported pulIover Sweoters,
loo9o wool, ski motif; some pure
mohoir hioh-Vee pulIovers in boueIe
tweed. Broken sizes. Orig. 1895 TO
1895 -------------------s.99
NEWS sPoRTSWEAR-
Ist Floor al All Stores
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mems spOrtSwear
WASHINGTON STORE ONLY

81 Fomous-Moke Polished Cotton
Stocks, slim, continental look, no.
belt woist. Ton, pewter. Broken sizes.
500 ---.--------3.es
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misses dresses
WASHINGTON, LANGLEY PARK,
SHlRLlNGToN
100 Dresses in wool, royon, Doeron
polyester prints and solid eolors,
sheoth styles ond full skirts, sizes
10 to 20. Orig. 1893 to 1913, 50
IS Misses Dresses in woods, royons,
silks and novelty synthetic tobrics,
sheoth or bouffont styles, sizes 10
TO 20. Orig. 1913 to 22.98---$l4
MISSES DRESSES
Wdshtngton. Langley Park, Second Floor;
ShirltHoton, First Floor
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Resentment Rules

It can be argued that PAX
istan, as a member Of the
SEATO and CENTO Pacts, has
contributed considerably to
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MEMS CLOTHING
Washington, Street Floor
Evening star., 1963-01-24

In some instances, interme-
diate reductions have been
taken from the first marked
price.
Evening star., 1963-07-02

ANNAPOLIS Road = 2-bedrm.
STP1: SRF. RPStHE sPS HSntt ttolii s4SS.sssEES. 4SSsssESI
ARLIN0TONs NORTH = 3-bedrm,,
2.eath remb;, fin. rec, rna;, I. snd
kit, diShWasher and disposal, fen.
"a, avail. about July 20th, excel.
lent ares, $500 per mo. MecLAINE
5Rorassd5S IN a.ss6d. "a. lEsecsaSESs's SESssEaA'' onls
Evening star., 1963-07-02

BETHEsDH -doreeous 30-ft. rec.
rIn. hishlishts this s-bedrm. brick
rsmbler under 100000. Submit ali
WIDE co., RssitoIS.. S.'s; slssfs0f. sSEii'
BETHEeDA (ParkWood areal-Weil
situated CAPE COD with 3 gsnsr-
ous bedrms., else. kit, rec, rn.,
lawn. Sis,30O. OF. e-1153.
BuRToN-KKLLEIoH, REALroRs
Evening star., 1963-07-02

FALLS CHURCH-3.bedrm. Colo
NAL. Air eena., iia baths. NJ.
,yshsSclii q ~ shopCslspSS. yssS Avail. AaE. l.
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Use CONGRESS ST. Sc

6fP0sfTE WHLTEK REED o.
oeoreia Aysze-room brick rSS; ,s:
TScSnit' SSe1i FfAsT q SoSFFTisfeRfNn' TisfeRfNn
UNIVERSITY REALTY, He. A.3600
S.E.-2-family home. Separate util-
p4i::d tiSi: iESss irss. iSsEE BsE.s e.' ME Rec KIN ER
EEERREftY EEERREftY tcsogf.ss REAiTck' : :
s.E.-dfs look, no money down,
IN Mo brss sso full Ill bsT,t;; Dsy;rsns nice So'
:. %: MEDLEY 70. s-s7I7
Evening star., 1963-07-02

FALLS CHURCM-s bedrme., rec,
r|. / y baths, $40. s-GsdEm,
$40. Lynn REALTY, jE. 2-el06
ALLs CHURCH = l-bsdfm. capC
eau sS6.SS4x after- ] xeeEdags.
FORT BELV01R ARkA-S bedflas.
fam, rm., liv. rua,, din -rm., Kit.
lge va avail jyly 9, S12b mo
Evening star., 1963-07-02

bedrrn. californla rambler. 6eaut.
IL Sashs. near eli eenys.. siSz. 80
per Eaao.. eall after 2 nm. CT
Evening star., 1963-07-02
0O.OP APTs. FOR SALE

OPPOSITE THE sTATLER - luz,
siSSits sSSits lnSsssmsiss lS@ ip SS' SSs Of t *:
most valuable parcels Of real es-
tate IN Wash. Large Nv. fEn.. din
spacious foyer. corner apt. WI
sell OF rent furn. or unfurn. TX.
Evening star., 1963-07-02

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, wheaton,
olnsy di,s.iss-s-e esds;n. ; a sil-sIk. ~.
zee: kit.; it.. ists oii:tss-stfs.t o1g: W
RACES, Conv, 70 schools, churehes-
shopping and public trapsporta-
ton. ImmNd, occupancy. DOLLAR
WvEsTMxNT COMPANY OF
MAAYLAMp, -ass:lsse;
Evening star., 1963-07-02

MANTUA-Neariys new AZ. epae.
srds, .s e:dr1a' ~ hIss s..s rec :. Tra;. .se
csCwlrzG HsSsl Hsians anF. cosF. cSSs J 1873 SSS
MIN. AVE. AND u 81. 81
:I9iA:ss, s,,,t. ,hsn,s,, e., full ~. bs9ss, ss'
Evening star., 1963-07-02
PKOFES sT0NAE on PRIVATE

MonsSOn,Is aSnsTSlGnIhiiI ms on .F..sSssrn. s-sass
q Isl tioer ss ssnvsrt . SSsd-
Sod.rR sltsSsH. csH i'sSSS-ssSs O O
Evening star., 1963-07-02

AMERICAN UNIV. PK.--lst offer.
ING. charmins det, 9 m. briel
SOss sSrn ;ctsensa g Sa iss pcrdh ar rec. Osss saa
bath IN bsmt.; low, low sos; 70
Inspect can AfE S-3OiO; Ewes.
~ 2.7e62 JOEL c. HAWKINS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1855 FENDAfL sT. Sc.
SssS SssH,,uaE d.l. hiE.a insls' settlement: H'9a
NO. 70 honest couple.
NE. 6s4e66 Ewes. UN. 4-7OO5
ANAC0sTIA--Near Minn. Ave, sub
stantialy built, rms. with 1st-
fir. den, rec. rm., chestnut trim.
ming, huilt-in garage. fenced level
lot. S1s,e50.
HnLCREgT-Near Pa. Ave, Sc.
Detached brk. Colonial, center
hall, 0 large rms, 3 bedrnns.,
knotty pine rec, rm., wooded lot.
$4,000 with substantlal cash.
JOSEPH FILIPPO co.
Evening star., 1963-07-02
ING VALLEY
UPPER
4OS

Perhaps the most appeAling home
n iinndsssriSaSis @ SsaatS and charm.
family room and fun bath on is.
fir. Rec. IN. with tirepl. Walk
70 sDring VALLEY SHOPPING ana
Mass, ave. transp.- Evenings call
Mf. Rhodes, OIL. o-2442.
Frank s. Phillips, Inc.
Realtors Dl. 7-14ll
Evening star., 1963-07-02
- S2I.BOO
SHOULD BELL ON SIGHT

oNE-owNER s-BKDRM. BRICK
zSnRM, zkoah WIT w65EFF lsT ssTLi H. s4IE IIH. 1SP
Ssdrms. and fulii bath IN On and
a., full .bsmt. with outside exit,
lke. lovely back yard shaded bY
Evening star., 1963-07-02

PREsIDENTIAL GARDENS--Lars.
bright. cross.ventilatAd rooms To-
Gated on beautiful, spacious
grounds, only 10 minutes 70 PEN
tagon or downtoWr by any Of
5 bus lines eeefetarial service.
ample free parking. adjacent 70
shgpping center. Churches and
schools within waikins distance.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
bedroom, $3.50.
junior 2-bed droom q large. small
bedFoonn), Sos so.
Mount Vernon Avenue and Russell
Road In Alexandria
Phone 936-440O
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SlSsrkpAAssIs /, NH, .R9AR NV
EATEe PARK
ooMkk IpsflItNsRfN

IsIs TOKF DU P0NT sT. 81.
Bemidetached brk.. rms.. bath
bsmt,, fenced rssr "a rsdesorStsd
1895 HoNRok sT. NV,
rsdeeoratsd.
SuEToN R. GORDON oy'ee' JS.
fgkh CIR Am
Evening star., 1963-07-02
i AIRS. UMFURMIsMED-VA. MOVING, PACKING, sTORAaEI


At se HOUR for 8 uniformed men
and 21-ft. vans tlicensed moYstsl ].
Short notice. EmIe. etg. 6olO 06
BOxLEX MOVERS rms. $50 up.
csi q ions distance. sss:SssS. -
EDELafAN MOVING, STORAGE -
VIII accept surplus furniture: Is
part payment on your moving.
Storage. Reas. rntes. Ia, o-2037.
JOBBING AND HAULING, pick up
and delivery. Moving. Call
LIGHT hAULIN0, local moyIng,
RiS. Tu. a-IISO o. 10. S-sS0S.
MOVING ACROSS TME sTREET Or
across the country, storege IN sep
arate rooms. packing, oyerseas cir
STORAGE Co.. i've. Ess. 1908. SStO"
Evening star., 1963-07-02

MT, RAINIER---s.Em. aptu semi.
private bath. SIS mo. utllitiee
iurn. No ehlldfen. WA. 7.66bS.
tNkCREsT--TAk. PIX, spacious, 2
bedrms,. :. full afr conditioned. Sl3B,
mel. utils. Apply manager. L434s
Rg44sir P.o9JR1Gs1TcsKY P.9JR1Gs1Tcs d SONS
PMEY BRANCn AND EL0W1R
AvE.--Spacious 1.bedrni. apt,
newly fsdec., pvt. parking. All
uttls. incl, 500. 6e0.Ol76.
ROCK CREEK GARDEN APTsy--i
ssSz sRS : s.e.,S esSSErnsa, gnfgrn; h, Hne Sn t,Sn.
sPAING--i bedroom, Nv.
rms kit, dinette and bath. Utils,
incl. $50 80 mo. Ju. 0.Sl00.
SILVER sPRIN0--i bedfm., Ice.
FTias., wired for cir cond., coed
loc., adults only. 500 mo. Incl.
heat and hot water, ~. e-Beb7
SILVER SPRING, KaSt.West hwy,
one blk. west Of 18th at.--2.bed-
rm. duplex Rarden-type ant. with
front and rear entfSneeS. COny.
70 p. g. busline and shopping.
@bsDVa~per month, plus utils.
Evening star., 1963-07-02

NDEPENDENcE avg. 9.B.---4 bed
is isne:d IN; sdi.. m schools. asI II. 7:sS4s;,
TANHAM, M. NAeA = S.bedFm.
ss.. Rsss'ii i.bs:a si si'' Ass slH MA s1i
sls per .v,,i msi szsi.5Sss i.sT; lease soA-
Evening star., 1963-07-02
BETHEsDA-BEsT BUYS
4 BEDROOMS
FAMILY ROOM

Liv. rm. with fireplaee. din. rn..
panel: family Tm: with awning:
9sfh s',ii Ssan sa LIST St g; g. Sedrms. ,, and
shaded yard. ali 81 thssS fes.
lures make this 4 tfaiy erea 4
value IN the lower s0s for 4
loysiX hone in the WYNoATB
Evening star., 1963-07-02

'sSsShHsSS;. ssSFA 3D. sssS psP sSTss Ss, iSSssENE
REAIfY Co, IN. o.i2ls.
TAX: PK.--e301 Garland ave-, AIT,
Slas . s:s'Pai.: Ei: ssih Is iisl Sl,, :' P.sEl Sll
ing. 91lg incls all utils, Avail.
immed. 2e6.12B3.
5Oea nIVERDALE Nd, Riverdaie,
ccmpietstly air eonditionsd, car.
peted halls. swimming pool pfivi-
leees. Apply resident manager,
221Is;,ab1sS,s PodRIETsKY a SONS
Evening star., 1963-07-02

eonditIoned 4-bdFm,, 3-bath split-
with fireplace ana powder rm.
Intereom.. and built-in vacuum
sSs.ss sIe.ss. systems assS IL Al = rocm..
,ssns,, wan e .cAndA 6s snss s1s Ryslis
9.e,S. s;s S.n nSSs. nov naS RS ~ SYeh sh. an a.: a..
turesf Pricsd in mid-4os. For 40
oE. 4:IbIz. WALKER q DUN:
Isy|.;. dGe; Tc-, EEE;AtrroRs. uSs0vn
Evening star., 1963-07-02
HOUSES UNFvRN. 70 RENT

ALBEMARLE ST, N.w,-geautlful.
S:T garage. .'sifSsssSa:a 9 SsdT$:. -'lss lssssi. 's
iirepls. Lons term. b37.is7I.x
AMERlCAN UNfyKRsTTY FARK.
tSSS tssS.a sStssrSSEsa S@its. SscSs.ts S.ST:
no. N1: s.zSsS. OLIVER Il I. CARR
Evening star., 1963-07-02

4 BEDRMS. ON / FIR.
a.. a, REC: RN, oAEApI "a.
oiuLfANo OF z-ii00 l3o6-SiS
BETHEsDA = BRADLEY FAKK.
temporary rambler. set graeieusly
on main level. tcmorror's III.
with table space, full baths.
seI; pchL' double earpore Day-
iSe isvs rec oasi!hoa.s % isS ssn sonsss,e On fSsr
Price. &4e, 800. .....,.
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F0R SALE, 7-Foom house, 2 full
isnd near PatIxsnt River Bride
Reasonable, contact JESSE \
gowEN, Prince Frederick. Md
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oEoRoE 7. goSR9ER NC.

BETHESDA, Md. Cheltenham DR..
baths. avail. about July is. S175
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GR0RdIA AND ALAgKA .Ayk, E.W.
. rmsa = baths. baths: iIll hsE Ssl1t; z, With With
fessional man. For info. call OFT.
EL9QM AND NEEE, IA. 3-l234.
Evening star., 1963-07-02

0Eo. W. ROBERTSON, Reaitor
OIL. 2-2l23 Eves. OIL. 4-1ieS
BETHEsDA.PAkKW0OD = S-bed-
rec. rec Sm. l in saIl Ssms. Ser sIs5s1as poseh.
sep, din. rm.. KIT. has dishwasher
and disposal. Ideal neiehborhood
for young growing family. M,
pub. and parochial schls. WIZ neit
FHA at under 100000. FRANK
Ewes. HI. B-4p45.
Evening star., 1963-07-02
BIG RAMRLER

OIL. sv.ysoS oSl.t III ySip,M.
BRAND-NKw eustom-huiit s-beds
seSeels, spsn stair . finiSSsa
recreation room with flrenlaea,
famiiy-room Kitchen, s1f 800.
GRAY-KESSIN0ER
REALTORS JU. $500
tcOntinusd on Next PassJ
Evening star., 1963-07-02

MOUNT PLEAsANI. BARoATN =
Corner aerni-qet brk, Nv: T.. re- re-
ssOticns Nm I'm; iASss sh an Rnotsa Ts' pins 5ne
rec. F:s; rTis rTSiis,SHssot.d Hsstds sno5R 5SR sack. ssE s.
sscss. SdrS;, baths. nice lot
Nh S-66lz TfgtsLER IA e-04l0
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- Exclusive area of
Hradiey: spacious split On *
rm.. Suiit-in sarssei Pase' s(s.sSo.o (ssseSaoso Ise
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bET6ESD1-fme@Ins 4 MAJ =;

BkIHEBUA-WILDWOOD = Move
into cool 3-bedrm., 3.bath, q
fifepL. rambler with only s3, 900
down and enjoy large rec. rna.
with kitehenette ana aboVe-grnd.
windows overlooking beautifully
shrubbed corner lot. Walk To
schls., churches. community swim.
Es.i sts A Essl FOCS deal :. sss, !.,s 900 3
Evening star., 1963-07-02

~ l.s:, ViiR r.SI sSbi' EESSvaf ESsf; a YSSb lSSsbfI
Flexible financing. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-07-02

SESnHlETSxcS ScSmSlI TSSUxc.S.n,..a hem. s:tusa ssSd.oT
ne. ~ baths. Best iOe. no. s.
Evening star., 1963-07-02

house. 4 bedTms., kit..iGmily rm..
WII:5S w 5' b4ICs. IF:S' Be; sSi :saA :.SSs w0'dfoV
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-13
Lucky 13 Bowling
 Is Sundays Feature

The Mems 99ers League, in CO., operation with Aukruk Lanes management, will sponsor an un- usual event this coming Sunday, Dec. 15. The game is called Lucky 13. It seems this is an appropriate weekend for the game, inasmuch as Friday the 18th is today. The thing to do is to prove the fallacy of the proverbial bad luck day by coming down to the Lanes Sunday and, with a little luck, you can win that Christmas turkey or ham.
 That's right - First prize in the mems division and an identical prize in the women's division is delicious turkey. Second and third prize - also duplicated in each of the two divisions - is ham.
 Just a brief idea of the game: A series of four games is bowled for the more than reasonable fee of $2.5O. Scattered throughout the scoring boxes for those four games will be 13 free strikes. Those frames are automatically counted as a strike The exact placement of the free strikes will be deter mined prior to the contest by drawing from hat, and each score sheet will have the same frames marked with a strike. You bowl and fill in the remaining frames actually bowling the equivalent of three games.
 It looks like here will be fun for all and a good chance to get the bird free this holiday season Coffee and sandwiches will be on sale to help keep up your energy See you there Sunday, Dec. Is.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-13
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Malemutes Rip Nome Nanooks, 59-34

The Lathrop High School Male mutes scored a 59-34 basketball victory over a battling Nome NanOOk five on the local court last night. Gary Wilken hit g points and Roman SWarner scored Is In a tense, exciting game wit messed by the largest crowd in some time. The Nooks were paced by the fine all-around play of diminutive forward guard John Bahnke, who hit for II points. The Andersen brothers scored 8 and 2 points, respectively, but constant pressure by the Male mutes forced the local high school lads into repeated ball-handling mistakes.
 'You don't make dozen mis- takes and beat team like La throp," said Coach Ray Tinjum of the Nanooks. Lathrop showed the large crowd why they have been thought of by many as the states best basketball team, but had to be content with a meager 2O-13 half-time advantage. Gary Wilken and Roman SWarner led their team to the half-time lead with and 6 points, respectively. Bahnke nailed 2 for the Nanooks.
 The second half started out just like the first, but the tiring
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Nooks couldn't hold off their stronger, taller foes very long. La throp moved into a rolling, pick ing type of offense to shake their shooters loose for good shots and when they missed, Wilken was there to guide the ball through the nets. Ten big points by Gary in the final eight minutes shot the margin to 25 points at the final buZZer.
 The same two teams will square off at 8 pm. tonight after a rosh-Upperclass Reserves game scheduled to begin at 6:3O pm. We will just have to play harder" said the Nome coaches, "if we ex- pect to beat this fine aggregatson. !"
 Tinjum indicated that some lineup changes would be in or der to see if a little offensive punch can't be mustered up. Ken ny Okitkon will start at one guard position, while versatile John Bahnke will go to the other guard spot. Robby Fagerstrom will get the call at one forward and be assigned the tough task of stop ping Big Gary Wilken. The An dersen brothers will round out the starting lineup for the scrappy Nome quintet. Joe Tremarello was expected to start his usual crew of Gary Wilken, Roman Swarner, Gary Dixon, Greg Nit chell and Mike Scanlon.
 Admission will be $1 for adults and 50 cents for kids who are school age.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-13
GOLD DIGGERS MIXED LEAGUE

Team high, 3 games-Munz 2221, Flyers 21eo, Oogruks 214o.
 Team high game - Munz SIS Flyers 767, Faakers 758.
 Individual high, 3 games - Men: George Lienard 59O, Ray Caudle 568, Art Patterson 546. Women: Ike Schick 513, Betty Wieler 476, Lou Oliver 455.
 Individual game high - Men: Dick Deems 216, Ray Caudle POP, George Lienard POP. Women: Ike Schick 178, Betty Wieler 176, Dot tie Isabell 175.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-13
Spinach for Christmas

Armenians celebrate Christmas Eve on Jan. 6 by eating fried fish, lettuce and boiled spinach. The reason for the boiled spinach: They believe Mary ate it the night before Jesus was born.
The Nome nugget., 1963-12-13
ICE WORM LEAGUE

High team game - Notelco 617, 585, Polaris 576.
 High team series - Notelco 1773, Polaris 1884. Dorothy's 1549.
 High individual game - June West 173, Betty Jocius ITO, nene Schick 1894
 High individual series - Ilene Schick 474, Polly Eberle 469, Betty
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Kodiak Couple John RohWers Visit Germany

Mir. and Mrs. John Rohwer re- turned to Kodiak last week after spending six weeks vacationing in Europe. They spent most of their time travelling in West Germany and visiting relatives of John. How ever they were also able to find time to tour Denmark, and Switzer- land.
 Originally from Germany, John was making his first trip back in many years and they were able to visit famous castle, Gottorf, where he had taken officers training in 1920.
 Mrs. Rohwer said that while they did not go into Eastern Germany they were able at one point to oD- serve portions of the Eastern Zone under Communist domination and she reported it to be as deSolate and poverty striken as claimed by others and she entrusted the East Zone with the 'bustling prosperous West Germany where the stores are extremely modern and full of gilt tering new merchandise and pros porous customers"