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Evening star., 1963-04-01

the trade is right now" Hey
man said. Il just know that it
is possibility"
The 6-foot-5 Heyman was in
Lexington to play in the East
West College All-Star game
Saturday night. He led the
East to TITO victory and was
named the games most val
uabje player.
Heyman earlier was named
player of the year in the col
lege ranks and was awarded
the most valuable player award
in the recent NCAA tourna-
ment at Louisville.
Personal Management Ends
Meanwhile, at his Columbus
(Ohio) home Lucas said his
contract with Howard Marks
and Carl Glickman. Cleveland
advertising executives, ende d
yesterday by mutual agreement.
Lucas said the action came at
his request. He said his con-
tract with them called for one
year of personal services and
stipulated that he play basket
ball in Cleveland the next two
years.
Because there is no good
prospect that Cleveland will
field a professional team next
year, Lucas asked to be freed
from the contract.
Asked about Heyman's re-
port, Lucas said he had heard
nothing about it.
What would Lucas think
about playing for the Knicks?
No comment, he said. he'd
just have to handle things as
they develop.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
q LSU Gridders
Hurt in Crash
Of Car, Truck

BATON ROUGE. La, April /
(AP). - Four Louisiana State
University varsity football play
erS and a fifth LSU student
were injured yesterday in a car
truck accident at the top of the
Mississippi River bridge here.
Most seriously injured was
Robbie Hucklebridge, 21-year-
old junior guard from BoSSier
City. He was admitted to a
hospital with a possible head
injury.
George O'Neal, the only non
football player, received a frac-
tured right ankle.
The other three we're treated
at hospital and then trans
ferred to the LSU infirmary
They we're Milton TroSclair
sophomore guard-tackle; Rich
ard Granier, 21-year-old Gen.
ter, and Gene Sykes, %, ar
end who completed his eligibil.
ity last fall.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Tigers Trim
in
Rugby Finals

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
April / (AP). Princeton has
carried off the championship
trophy for a second year in a
row in the Commonwealth Cup
rugby tournament here.
The Tigers, getting outStand-
ing performances from Capt.
Charlie Swinburne and Tony
Cox, won the tournament here
yesterday by downing Virginia,
a relative newcomer to the
sport, 1l-3 in overtime,
In Saturdays tournament
openers, Princeton whipped
Brown, 9-5, while Virginia beat
Yale, 1873.
Brown routed Yale, $50,
Sunday for third place.
Virginia led Princeton, 30,
at halftime of their champion
ship showdown, thanks to Wal
ly McDowell's 15-yard scoring
run, but the Tigers tied it 3-3
after intermiSsion on a 5-yard
run by Swinburne, who had
picked up the ball in a loose
serum.
In the l0-minute overtime,
Princeton struck after Vir-
ginia's top payer, Sandy Camp
bell, was sidelined for four
minutes for treatment of q
minor finger injury.
Clark Worthington picked
off a kick and raced Is yards
for the try that put Princeton
in front 6-3, and Stan MaZis-
zewski's conversion kick made
it 8-3.
A try by Don Kliest on a Is
yard run sealed the victory for
the Tigers in the last three
minutes of the overtime period
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Davis Cup Round
Won by FiIipinos

MANILA, April l (AP) The
Philippines defeated New Zea-
land 81 yesterday and won a
first-round match in the East
ern Zone DAVIS Cup competi-
ton.
Veteran Felicisimo Ampon
clinched the deciding singles
match with a 6-l, 4-6, 6-3,
Ga victory over New Zealand
champion Lew Gerard. The
final singles match was called
off.
The Philippines next play
the winner of the Japan-South
Korea match.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
New York Bars
8 Men From
Trot Tracks

NEW YORK, April l (AP) -
The New York State Harness
Racing Commission said today
eight men, including Actor
Scott Brady of Hollywood,
Calf, had been barred from
the trotting sport as the result
of an investigation into owner
license regulations and aSsocia-
ton with gamblers.
Two trainer-drivers, Robert
Cherrix of Snow Hill. Md, and
Joseph Faraldo of Hicksville.
N. Y, were reprimanded for
association with bookmakers.
Barn Boss Suspended
The commission also con-
firmed the suspension of Lee
Richardson of Norway, Me,
barn superintendent at Yon-
kers Raceway.
Richardson. the commission
said, introduced Cherrix to
Michael Yanicellip, a convicted
Yonkers bookmaker. Through
this meeting, Cherrix accepted
the horse, First Flyer, into his
stable.
The commission said First
Flyer is listed on the record
as being owned by Brady, a
former resident of Yonkers.
Investigation Conducted
The harness commission said
it had been conducting the in
veStigation since late Decem-
Der along with the State Com
mission of Investigation. Yani-
celli and 10 others were ar
rested December %. 1862. in
raids in four WestcheSt er
County communities.
At that time Leonard Ruben
field, Westchester County dis
trict attorney, said the gam
bling ring was conducting a
5000, 900 business annually in
policy bets. horse racing, bas-
ketball, football and hockey,
In addition to Brady and
Yannicelli, others barred from
harness racing were:
Men Listed
/ Albert Bingo Longobardi
Yonkers Anthony Gordon Della
Yonkers; DR.. Louis Small, New
Rochelle, N. Y; Vincent Ono
frietti, New York, William MAJ.
zio, New York. and William
Levine, YonkerS.
The commission said Brady
was barred "for maintaining
close association with a knowr
bookmaker in his harness rae
ing participation"
Yannicelli sued WestcheStel
county for $4,000 last week
charging illegal seizure of pro.
perty. Among the items taker
from him. he claimed. wert
licenses from the New YorE
Harness Racing Commission
and the United States Trottinl
Association. The New Yorl
commission said it had never
issued a license to Yannicelli.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Siderowf Team
Wins Four-BuII

HOLLYWOOD. Fla, April /
(AP).-A best ball score Of TO
two strokes under par-gave
John Guenther of Reading. Pa,
and Dick Siderowf of Westport.
Conn, the mems international
four-ball golf championship
yesterday.
Their total over the 6,63i-
yard Orange Brook course was
27l, two strokes better than the
72-hold total of 273 by Glen
johnson OF Detroit and Ed Tut
wiler OF Charleston. w. Va.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
BY the Associated Press

The smallest Kentucky Derby
field in Is years is In prospect
for the seth running of the big
3-year-old classic at Louisville
May ALL because Of Candy
Spots and Never Bend.
Candy Spots, the California
whiz owned by Rex Ellsworth,
completed the powerful pairs
Florida rout when he walloped
his opposition Saturday in the
$114, 700 Florida Derby at Gulf
stream Park.
Capt. Harry F. Guggenheim's
Never Bend had started the
debacle March 2 when he hum
bled his rivals in the $136,000
Flamingo at Hialeah.
Six Ran in 194S
In 1948 only six started In
the Kentucky Derby. and Calu-
met Farms Citation and Coal
town ran 1-2.
Willie Shoemaker tapped
Candy Spots once as he came
down the stretch Saturday at
Gulfstream, and the unbeaten
colt spurted away to beat Sky
Wonder by Az lengths. So it
is 6-for-6 and Kentucky, here
I come for Candy Spots. who
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Wins Tennis Title

CANNES. France. April l
(AP) Jan Eric Lundquist OF
Sweden beat Istvan Gulyas of
Hungary, 6-l, 60, 6-3, 8-6,
to win the mems singles of the
Carlton International tennis
tournament yesterday.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
U. S. Booters Bow

DETROIT, April (AP).-
The touring Danish A.GF.
soccer team easily defeated the
United States Olympic team.
ILL, before 4.l22 fans at Uni
versity Of Detroit Stadium yes
terday.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
LAUREL DARK
TOMORROW

There is no racing at
Laurel tomorrow, one of
five scheduled dark days
during the meeting.
The programs resume
Wednesday at 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Aqueduct

BY the Associated Press
Ist-S3, 500: cling. 3-yr. e. up; fur
Point of Honor tG'nl I1,iO I.70 T.20
Hatehet Bay CWOOdhouseD $40 $50
SeSt0s tHinOjOsaD geo
Inky Way, soundthecharge. Texas
Tine. riue D. Ii .haF
TwiSter. Hot Licks. Eniant Terrible
Fast Date. Time, III.
2d-S3. 500; cling; 3 yrs. q fur.
TyOneOn (PieTeeD 1.tO 40 ESQ
Irish Mick (Guerin) $50 $50
Wee Bonnie Lass (GustlneSD 2BO
Chris r., Ninth symphony, Roaring
Gap Gold Coast Inn, Tx Fix. Time
1913.
DAILY DOUBLE (9-2) SI49.7O
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Ar THE RACES
AIsub's Death
Brings Memories
BY JOE KELLY

was stark of the rushing years that Asab
had become equine od man of "a when he humaney
destroyed few days ago at Ocaa Farm in Florida
Unreaistic might it's been 81 years the
coorful campagner of the World War era then vibrant
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Pan American
Cage Trials
Begin Tonight

KANSAS CITY, April / tAP)
The tall and experienced
AAU All-Stars face a rugged
College All-Star team and the
NCAA University squad meets
the Armed Forces Stars to open
the Pan American basketball
trials tonight.
The AAU team, with 10 of its
IL members from the AAU
champion Bartlesville, Okla,
club, has four men 6-foot-8 to
6-foot-10 and two others at
6-foot-5. Omar (Bud) Brown
ing of BartleSville is the coach.
The College squad includes
six men from the NCAA's Col
lege Division and six from the
rival NAIA. But Coach Gar
land Pinholster of Oglethorpe
Ga, an NCAA member, named
four NAIA men on his starting
team.
COlIegians Named
Lucius Jackson, 6-foot-9 and
240 pounds, of Pan American
(Tex0. led his team to the
NAIA title and was named most
valuable player. Other starters
are Willis Reed, 6-foot-1O and
246, and 6-foot-2 Herschel
West, both Of Grambling La.)
Mel Gibson, 6-foot-3, Western
Carolina. and Frank Ryan, g.
foot-5, Northeastern.
Browning's team includes
such big men as Mike Moran
60, and Jim Kojis, SIS. both
formerly of Marquette; jim
Hagan, 6-10, ex-Tennessee
Tech, and Wally Frank 6-S
ex-Kansas State.
The NCAA university team
coached by Ben Carnevale OF
Navy, includes Gary Bradds
6-8, Ohio State All-America
three Cincinnati players
George Wilson, Tony Yates anc
Tom Thacker-Dave Downe!
lof Illinois, Jimmy Rayl o
Indiana and Gary Hill of Okla
homa City.
Torrance Picked
The Armed Forces. coached
by Hal Fisher, includes vel
known veterans such as Wal
Torrance, 6-5, former UCLl
star and 1860 United State;
Olympic team man; Dicl
Smith, 6-5, 225, of Alcorr
AIM; plus talented rockies
like Jim Myers, 6-6, and Cleve'
land Mckinney, 6-2, with nj
, college experience.
The losers will play the frs
game tomorrow. the winners
the second game. Then the
United States Olympic Basket
ball Committee will choose the
IL men who will represent the
United States in the Par
American Games April 20-MaS
S at Sac Paolo, Brazil, and in
the world tournament in May
at Rio De Janerio.
Evening star., 1963-04-01

had become an equine "old mar
destroyed a few days ago at OC
UnrealiStic as it might see
colorful campaigner of the Wor
year-old $500 bargain colt, un-
Willingly figured in an odd
betting coup before the Freak
ness.
In the 1912 Kentucky Derby
Greentree Stables Shut Out,
the more lightly held part of an
entry with Devil Diver, beat
Alsab at Louisville. The Ken
lucky Derby and PreakneSs
we're run only a week apart in
those years, and Shut Out and
AlSab came to Baltimore and
Old Hilltop for a rematch.
Shut Out quite understand
ably ruled as early favorite
for the Preakness, but book
maker in Baltimore repeatedly
made a tremendous wager that
Alsab would go to the post as
the favorite at Pimlico.
The night before the Freak
ness was run, Baltimore's res
taurants, bars, clubs and other
public gathering places BIOS
somed with small white cards
which looked like name cards
and simply read
"Alsab Cannot Lose Tomor-
row.!
1t was one Of the most widely
circulated tips ever released al
though it was not intended as
such.
AlSab did win the Preakness,
and the Derby winner finished
fifth. But surprisingly Alsab
was made the favorite at $2.05
to 81 over Greentree's Ken
lucky Derby winner, Shut Out,
at $240 to ST..
AlSab had little time for re-
Taxation as a 2-year-old, max
ing % starts and winning Is in
l941. Had purses been what
they are today he might have
been racing's all-time leader. |
Even so. he Clipped out
S110,600 as a 2-year-old and
then stepped up production to
the tune of $234,565 during his
spectacular 3-year-old season,
which included two victories
over Whirlaway. the time
horse of the year in 1941 and
1912.
OldtimerS still like to retell
the story of Alsab beating
Calumet Farms Whirlaway in
the match race staged at Mar
raganSett Park in September
Of 1912.
The two we're due to meet
In the NarraganSett special but
Alsab arrived at the track late
and was declared from the
race, which Whirlaway won.
There was such a clamor for
meeting of the two that a
$25,000 match race was booked
for the 3-year-old Alsab.
against 4-year-old Mr.. Long
tail.
Former jockey, Ken Scaw-
thorn, currently working on
Ken Lennox' racing secretary
staff at Laurel, says he never
saw such a battle.
Carroll Bierinan rode Al
sab and George Woolf rode
Whirlaway." relates Scaw-
thorn. Through the stretch
the whips of the two riders
looked like fans being opened
and closed"
AlSab beat Whirlaway by a
nose for what is his best-re-
membered victory.
Apparently his intensive rae
ing at 2 and 3 took it's toll be-
cause during his 4 and 5-year-
old seasons, Alsab made cnly
six starts and earned less than
$1,000.
He was retired to the breed
ing farm and outlived both his
owner. Chicago lawyer AL Sab
ath who bought him at the
Saratoga sales for $500, and
his trainer, August (Sarge)
Swenke.
Sired by Good Goods and
foaled by Winds Chant, Alsab
was not classlcally bred. But
he could not be called a fail
ure as stallion either, al
though he never produced a
near equal Of himself. His off
spring have won nearly S4 mil
lion in 1924 races.
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Race Results


BY the Associated Press
lst-S3, 900; cling; Ayr. & up; mdns.
fur.
Good Kiss (SmIth) 1860 500 $50
No Qualms (Chambersl 800 2.6O
Main SaEgy (Russ0) $50
Blalochs, Top Greek Patrick's Lady,
Marlton Pike, Race-Ability. Rebel
Host Rec Flame, West River. Garde
Avant Time. 1l32s.
2d-S3. 900: cling; 3-yr; foaled IN
Nd: fur.
III DiavOlO (FerrarOl 100 500 $50
Ellsworth G. (kratD 1850 $50
Sea Discovery (BOulmetisl $40
Sorrento, Median Star. Annie Ross.
Flat Top Kike, Little DOYLE, Laughing
Dan, Plumb Mustang. Ballet Queen,
Blackherst. Time. l:2sb
DAILY DOUBLE t6-2) S57
Evening star., 1963-04-01
Candy Spots Plans

Trainer Meshach Tenney
plans to send Candy Spots di-
rectly to Louisville in about
Evening star., 1963-04-21

PRINCE GEORGES PROP, INC.
e77-7774 o1--oI7
Evening star., 1963-04-21
ROGERS HEIGHTS

A BETTER WAY OF LIFE
FOR YOUR FAIR LADY
A honey rambler. sep. din.
room, extra size kit. A 90
II. front porch, nice lots.
fenced in rear. Blinds, storm
windows, and doors, near
everything. You may assume
4 u q loan by GI no down.
or low down FHA. but don't
miss II,
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BELLE MEAD

LOOK WHAT WE FOUND
FOR SOME LUCKY NEWLY
WEDS or retired senior citi-
zens! A honey two-bedrm.
brick rambler in q lovely
secluded neighborhood, stur-
RECONSTRUCTED home with
plastered walls, no stairs.
Only Sl2,500 FHA, VA or
conventional.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

CHERRY HILL RID. AREA
Unique and picturesque bum
Ralow. on lge., well-land-
seaped fenced lot. 1st H.,
den, sep. din. rm., WE'LL
equip. kit, bkfst bar and
. lovely bedrms. A real on
portunity at Just Sl3q5N
with no cash down to vets
and only S92.50 per mo,
including taxes
Evening star., 1963-04-21
CHEVERLY

RUSTIC VINE-CLAD, ALL
BRICK COLONIAL. Fireplace
in 22-ft. liv. room, II by
l3 din. room, 3 big bed
rms, large electric kit, side
screened porch, tiled bsmt.
with playroom, beaut. shrub
berry. Be sure and see this.
Its FLA approved at Sl9,-
900 with 30-year loan for
SlS,l00. Call 277-2175.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

AN EYE CATCH HING
RANCHER WITH WHITE
PAINT - FREE aluminium
siding. 3 bedrms.. IL by l3
din. room, 10 by IA pine
paneled kit, rear screen
porch, bSmt. with outside
access. large tree-shaded lot.
You can't beat this for value
at Sl4,250. No IS down TO
vets.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
ALEXANDRIA

SACRAMENT. HAMMOND
HIGH AREA, hurryl To see this
sparkling brick split-level. in good
close-in prime area. This beauty
features 8 bedrooms. large recre-
alton room eating space in equip.
port. Assume large oi loan.
Nestled on nicely Handicapped
level lot. Priced at S23,95O. CALL
MRS. CURTIS. AT IA. 5-9400.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY : FHA
Cod with 4 bedrms., 9 baths,
sep. din. rm.. full bsmt., on lovely
G5xl3B treed lot. GREENBEL'T II
REALTY CO., Realtors. OR. 4
HOUSES $4,000 TO $4,000
Evening star., 1963-04-21

GOT A SPACE PROBLEM?
Then see this lovely large
Cape Cod, large liv. room
with firepl., sep. din. room.
large bright kit. rear scr.
porch. 4 bedrms., n baths,
garage, fenced lot. near all
schools and good bus trans
portation. You can buy this
on conventional. FHA or CT
terms. Trades accepted.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

ARL., N. = BY OWNER. SIS, 900.
Brick town house on quiet street,
2 bedrms., liy. rm., din. rm,,
equip. 0E de luxe kit, rec. rm.,
patio. Many extras. 10 Minis. Pen-
tagon, ia. S-3442,
Evening star., 1963-04-21
ARLINGTON
A BEAUTIFUL HOME

appointed white ram
bier. designed for comfortable liv-
ing and situated on "a acre, with
fruit and ornamental trees. Cen
ter-hall entrance. 3 good-siZed
bedrooms. 2 full baths. all-electric
kitchen with eating space. 30-ft.
living room with fireplace. large
Many extras. Priced at S23. 500.
CALL MR.. MORRIS AT ia. 5-94OO.
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S24 Q5n TO S2Q 75n

RosEcRoFT PARK -Liv. rm., din.
rm., 3 bedrms. 4 baths, firepl.,
off-street parking, u acre lot,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

CARROLLTON
MODERN SPLIT LEVEL
WITH COMFORTABLE
ROOMINESS eautiful
Roman-brick firepl. in big
liv. room, sep. din. room,
large rec. room with walk
out access on ground level.
nice lot, price realistically
in the low POS. with FHA
or GI terms. Your present
home in trade on a conven-
tional deal.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

GLEN OAKS Custom all-brk
Tamblers and .split-leyels, 3 and
4 bedrms., . baths, electric food
center, lust the house for you
with q discriminating taste. OC.
CUPANcY AT SETTLEMENT
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STORCH
ALToRs sP. 3-45O
BRANpYWINE-61 ACRES
BRENTWOOD

cLoSE-IN, ALL-BRIcR JR.
RANCHER IN Al COND.
and look at these bonus ex-
tras. big screened porch.
washer, finished blinds,
storm windows and doors,
level fenced lot. A terrific
buy at only S400 down.
Total price $4,000. Sure,
will trade. Call 277-2175.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

HAYWOOD EsTATEs- one OF the
most beautiful areas, liy rm., din,
rm,, 3 10 bedrms. 2lg or q
baths, firepl., carport acre
lots. These are the homes OF TO-
morrowl
Evening star., 1963-04-21

REAL ESTATE CORP.
567-0160 567-0700
UNIVERSITY HILLS-All-brick g.
bedrms. rambler, lge.. liv. rm. with
firepl.. kit. with table space. full
walk-out bsmt. FHA approved,
Sl6.5O0 and payments less than
rent. Call til 8 pm. WA. 7-3900.
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO.. INC.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Ali-brick Co.
lonial. 8 lge. bedrms., 2 baths.
fam. rm., 2 firepls.. rec. rm., lge.
lot completely Handicapped with
patio. Call OWNER, WA. 7-6405.
UNIVERSITY PARK = OPEN til
s, 42O9 Underwood st.-4-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod in excel. cond.
2 baths, rec. rm., maids rm.,
c. CLAY. WA. 7-422s.
UNIVERSITY PARK, 67O5 Wells
parkway-Large 4-bedrm., brick
Colonial. two full baths and two
y baths. lge. liV. rm. with firepl.,
rec. rm. with firepi. and bar
garage. screened porch, S33,g50,
WINSTON C. CLAY. WA. 7-422S.
UNIV. PARK, $500 BALTIMORE
AVE.-OPEN 2-5. 4-bedrm. Gus
tom Colonial. Ideal home for lge.
adult family. Further info. kindly
call BUTLER REALTY, AP 1880.
UPPER MARLBORO-Custom built
3-bedrm. Colonial home situated
on Ia acres. Beautiful level land.
garage, full bsmt., rec. rm.,
baths. 2 fireplaces. 1000 50. #.
Of floor space, excluding the bsmt.
S22 $50.
PUFFENBHRoER, Rltr. CH. $4,000
VETS, ONLY 8 LEFT, on these 40
IT. ramblers. with no dn. payment
and no settlement charges. Lge.
kit, liy.. rm. and din. rm., bed
rms, full rec. rm.-type bsmt., lge.
level lot. Excellent value at S17,-
900. Call til 9. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
& CO., INC, Realtors WA. $4,000.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

GLEN OAKS - New custom brk
split.level, 3 bedrms, 3 baths, 2
firepls,, rec. rm. with built-ln bar,
Beautiful French Prov. New Or
leansl wrought-iron balcony front.
Many extras,
Evening star., 1963-04-21
Sol 500 TO S23 Q50

PLEASANT HILLS MANOR - Liv.
rm, din. rm., bedrms.. u
baths, beautiful rec. rm., firepl.,
u acre lot, walk to new high
school. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
S16.95O

FoREsTvnLE-All-brk. Cape Cod
In an area you lust have to rave
about. Imagine getting a 4-bedrm
home for this price. Treat your
self BY seeing IL TODAY,
Evening star., 1963-04-21
$50 $50 TO S32.5nn

GLEN OAKS = New custom brk
ramblers, 3 bedrms. . y baths,
rec. rm.. maids rm tireplaeesS
SETTLEMENT.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
sol Q5n

OAK ORCHARD - Custom all-brk.
ramblers. 3 10 4 bedrms.. 2 TO ~
baths. Near Surrattsville High
School.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

open today i.b-,s33 Thurman
today sure. TUCKER. DU $4,000
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6IqgGn

HILLMEADE MANOR - New ALL
brick quality constructed A bed
RIM, rm, mon nome so,n NTH sep din .,., rm,
fui liv. w. rm. Tu with H. fiPepiii P' dou5Ie dSs
carport and full rec. type bsmt.
with outside entr. to "a acre
wooded lot. S24,450 with excellent
terms. Open pm. till dark.
Drive out Rte. 45O annapolis
road and. follow the Hillmeade
signs to the model hnrnes
Evening star., 1963-03-28

judges meeting in Chicago to
review candidates from 5000
supermarkets in the United
States and Canada. The can
didate who is chosen as In
ternational Checker Of the
Year will receive an all-ex-
pense paid vacation in
Hawaii, q mink stole. and
other prizes.
Mrs. Kirby. 36. is a native
Of Munnerlyn. Ga. She fell
in love with Washington
while on a visit here with
her high school graduating
class, and decided to stay
on. She now lives at 1901
East Montgomery avenue,
Rockville. Md, with her two
daughters. aged 13 and IL.
A Giant Food checker since
August, 1858, Mrs. Kirby was
selected as Giant Food
Checker of the Year on the
basis Of her courtesy, &C.
curacy. and personal groom
ing.
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Giunt Food Checker of Year
To Compete for World Title

Mrs. Vivian p. Kirby. the
Giant Food Checker of the
Year" has been named Mary
land State Checker of the
Year" and Eastern United
States Regional Champion
in the International Checker
of the Year Competition.
Mrs. Kirby lives in Rock
vile, Md. and presently is
assigned to the Super Giant
Store at 5400 westward ave-
nue., Bethesda, Md.
AS a regional winner, she
becomes one of the 10
finalists who will 60 to the
26th annual Super Market
Institute Convention in Chi
cago to compete for the world
title on May 2.
The annual competition Is
sponsored jointly by the Su-
per Market Institute and the
National Cash Register Co.
Mrs. Kirby was named by
an independent board Of
Evening star., 1963-03-28
Lucky Dish

All over the world people
have lucky foods for different
occasions. In America, where
most food traditions have
been borrowed from other
countries, the lucky dish
most favored is herring. The
superstition. originally Ger
man, is that eating herring
on New Years Day will bring
prosperity for the IL months
ahead.
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Make Instant Cafe uu Luit

carafe. then keep 1t hot on o
warmer. Bring in q pitcher Of
hot milk and let everyone
mix his own. The proportions
may be 3s milk to v hot
coffee, or for stronger coffee,
half and half. Add sugar If
desired.
A basket Of Date Bran
Mullins, hot from the oven.
makes a delicious accompani-
Evening star., 1963-03-28

milk separately and put in
heatproof pitcher. Combine
coffee and hot milk in pro-
portions Of " coffee to -
milk or half coffee and half
milk. Add sugar to taste.
Makes IL servings.
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m ent to Instant Cafe au
Lait.
Instant Cafe au Lait
" cup instant decaffeinated
coffee
4 cups water
4 cups milk
Place instant coffee In
heatproof coffee maker. Add
water. bring to a boil and let
steep q few minutes. Heat
Evening star., 1963-03-28

When it's your turn to have
the neighbors drop In for
coffee, try something q little
bit different. Instant Cafe
au Lait. a variation Of the
French breakfast coffee, will
appeal to most people for q
change, and 1t can be made
in any proportions Of coffee
and hot milk desired. Make
instant decaffeinated coffee
double strength in q pot or