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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28
.OWn ~ COuntrY

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION IN
MANTUA-Tall, Age-old trees and
beautiful paintings from the set
ting for this unusually nice an
tidue brick home Boosting 3 we'll
arranged rooms, countryside all
modern kitchen, den and gorgeous
recreation ROOF M, ground-level
walk-out basement, huge Gear ga
rage. owner says sell II this week
and has reduced price to S36,960.
You can't 20 wrong here.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, for RENT

ACROSS PROM HEIGHT CO, ST.
YER sPRING-Newly deeorsted.
3 rms, pvt. bath, elevator serv-
ice. All utilities, and parking for
] car Sos per month.
MONTGOMERY REALTY
JU. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ANDREWS AREA

ANDREWS AREA
CAMP SPRINoB--Best buy in the
area, 4 bedrms... 2h baths, fin.
rec. rm., 2 firepls., garage. RAM
blers. split-levels, Colonial. City
water and sewage. Immed. oc-
cupancy to qualified buyer. Best
in financing available.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
RE. 0-2010
ANDREWS AREA, N. Forestviiie-
Immediate possession. Immaculate
3-bedrm. rambler, dining area,
kitchen, den, storm windows and
doors, fenced yard, $3.50 down
FHA. Convenient to schools and
JOE JACOBS REALTY RE. o-SeOo
AREA--3-bedrm. brick,
n story, liv. rm., with firepl.,
din. rm., kit, side porch, trees.
psmt, rec. rm., garage, hot-water
heat. FHA-GI terms.
JOE JACOBS RLTY.. RE $500
ANDREWS AREA
District Heights-3 bedrms., IA
baths, sep, din, rm., full bsmt,
Nice I'd. Excel. loo.
MoRNINGSIDE a bedrms., 3
baths, full bsmt., rec. rm. Si4,750.
mo DOWN o." 2 min. TO
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STORCH
REALTORS sP. $4,000

CHILLUM-Cheaper than rent. Brk.
Colonial, din. rm., bsmt.. $4,000
OF. FLA. r. N. LEVY, 949-7400.
COLLEGE PARK-Sl5,OOO. Assume
high loan, $1,000 down payment.
Clean. 3-bedroom rambler. base
ment, rec. rm. Wooded lot. Wall
oven, Table space in kitchen. Out
standing buy. PERSHING REAL
ESTATE. JU. b-9166, bs9-360s.
COLLEGE PARK-LIKE NEW
Clean as q pin. nice rec. room,
too, living rm., dining area.
bedrms. and bath. Near new shop
ping center and bus. 5000 down,
sos incl, 2. and 1. per month.
90 Really SERVICE. INC.
474-s50O Ewes. AP. 7-607O
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BEERS BROS, REALTORS
7e2- $40

BETHESDA = $3.50 down, Sl93 q
month. wildwood area. Practically
new ao-is IT,, S u brick, esntsTha
baths, fireplace exeeIlent nelsh-
borhood. W. CLIFFORD sIiERT-
TER, REALToR. OIL. $4,000. OIL.
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MOORE REALTY

WHEATON, = Walk to everything
from these new 3 and 4 bedrms.
brick ramblers and split-levels.
Prom s23.5O0. 2 de luxe baths,
rec. rms, family rms, beautiful
kit. Ice. level lots. Model home.
phone o4a-5S52. ROBERT H.
KENT q co. ~. $4,000. Realtor.
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aia; 1900 3 % $3.50, -.

HUGH 7. PECK ,l1246 Georgia Ave.
WHEATON, wOODS-No red tape.
Take over payments Of Sl2b mo.
for everything wfSl6.300 loan.
Anehor-feneed brk. 3-bedrm. ram
bier. Ia baths, custom rec. room.
OQQ-TR00
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ASDRIws-cENsUs

NNWWEWN-FFNN
Sfa,bO0 VA. NO Down
asal nice Cape Cod on large fenced
lct5 Large separate dining space,
.Iull hsmt, $50 per mo pays All
inHN n. WHISTLER mt. 6.Bi0O
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Town a Country

lOWn & country
PROPS. INC, REALTORS
OPEN q TO y
ANNANDALE OFFfcE CT. 6-piO 90
sLEEPY HOLLOW = chfidTsn
grownI No steps 70 climb IN this
delightful brick rambler nestled
on the prettyisst LEVEL lot you
viii ever see with shrubs and
trees ready 70 burst into bloom.
Sep. din. rm., bedrmsy y
baths. cory den, lge. attach. ga
rage, snug with radiant heat Cal
ewes, KE. s-fJDf, IA, 2-00iO.
SPARKLING RAMBLER. With car
port on corner lot lovely neinh-
ssogrh0ogS Ns91iyr as,3q9 On glg. oogr
w. 4-nV0n.
sPRINGEIELD-By OWNER. a.bed.
rm, brk, nnlit-leyel on wooded
y acre. ctr, air cond., Wv, ear-
pet, lrt patio, ConV. 10 everything,
N,2h0 On. tib0 mo, CT, 0.a7sO'
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Houses by Hughes

EVANSVILLE, WEST = 3-bedrm.
rambler. din. rm., full bsmt., ex-
Gel. cond. Assume $4,000 5% "a
loan. AP, 7-4646.
LANGLEY REALTY
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c. paul hickman, inc.
WHEAToN-No NEED TO QUAIL

WHEATON-No NEED TO QUAIL
IFY. Assume large trust, owner
will consider small second. bed
rms, 2 full baths, firepl., wash
or, dryer and fenced lot. Just
Sl7,950, Call 040-73O0 til $50.
HUGH T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
WHITE oAK-CoLEsyILLE AREA
Nearly new split-level, custom
built, for immediate occupancy,
large bedrooms, full baths.
recreation room with fireplace,
endorsement, carport, screened
porch, Only $4,000.
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WESTGATE AREA

Comfortable brick rambler with liy-
ing rm., dining rm., kitchen with
breakfast space, 2 bsdrms., bath,
utility area, stairs to attic. very
conV. location. S19.a50. Excel.
financing. Ewes, Mr.. Laux,
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Hiking Clubs

WANDERBIRDS Sunday, Buggy
Rock and Maryland Heights. Hike 81
5 miles start at Sandy Hook Bridge
near Harper's Ferry, following q trail
on the east Of Elk Ridge to Busy
Rock. The hike then continues along
the crest Of the ridge to Maryland
Heights. Leaders, Wilbur Pepperman
and Avis B. Topping. send reservations
to former at 1912 Forty-fifth street,
NV, or call EN- 2-2S37, Chartered
coach. leaves Twelfth street and New
S2.75.
CAPITAI-Sunday, Old Rag Noun
tain. Va. like takes the Ridge Trail
to Table Rock where lunch viii BE-
eaten. Beyond Big Spring the hike
continues to the ragged summit. The
return VIII be BY the Saddle Trail,
past Byrd and Old Rag Shelters and
back to the starting point at Nethers.
The distance covered will be miles,
Bring lunch, canteen, extra jacket and
pair Of socks. Leaders, Wilma Starke
lHO 2-7220l and Georgia Wolfe (AGE
S-0l2l. Make reservations by noon
Saturday by calling either leader or
by sending a card to former at 1915
kalorama Road, NV, Apt. 500. Char
tered bus leaves 1424 K street, NV,
at $50 am. Fare. S3.6U.
CENTER = Sunday, Diekey Ridge
Trail. Va. This hike Of 9 miles Is
mostly downhill. but there Is some
climbing. 1t parallels Skyline Drive.
Leader, Aaron KatE Reservations, Et-
Ia Laikin, tn 2-0922. Meet at Jew
ISL Community Center ct 8 an. Cost,
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Maryland Anglers Get
Chance to Air Views

Maryland fishermen viii b.
given q chance 10 have theil
say on regulations needed for
the 1854 season.
The Maryland Game and In
land Fish Commission an
nounced it viii hold q public
hearing In Annapolis. October
l9 for discussion Of measures
needed. The session win begin
promptly at 10 am. in the
Assembly Room Of the State Of.
flee Building.
The five commissioners say
the morning discussions will
be helpful to them in making
final decisions on fishing regu-
lations in the afternoon.
Maryland sportsmen and any
others interested are invited
to express their opinions and
make recommendations Of sea-
sons. size. creel. limits anc
methods Of taking fish in non
tidal waters.
Other matters to be discus.
sed will include the ACCESSIBILITY
Of removing the Falling Branch
and Bynum Run Watersheds
from the list Of permanent
trout streams in Hartford Coun-
ty and substituting that por-
ton Of Deer Greek from / mile
south Of the Rock State Parl
upstream to Smiths Dam or
the Eden Mil Road.
The proposal to remove
Severn Run in Anne Arunde,
County from the list Of per-
manent trout streams alsC
will be discussed.
Another proposal pertaining
to permanent trout stream,
viii be the consideration Of
the addition Of Glade Run or
the upper reaches of the Poto-
mac River In Garrett County
and the extension Of Piney
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Turkey Caller Proved
Much Too Efficient

took out my caller. I only let
out one little yelp.
There wasn't time for an.
other one because the brush
began crashing from four sides
and six guys came charging
up with their guns UP, ready
to shoot.
81 put the caller back in my
pocket and said. Excuse me,
and went back to camp.
Had EN- staked Out
Man, you don't want no
caller UP here on opening day."
he said shaking his head with
vigor.
Then there was the time
Houchins and Roberts had
come up early and found the
turkeys again.
I'VE had 'em all staked out,
didn't we? Johnny" Houchins
asked his side kick.
yep" Johnny responded,
stirring up the dust with q
good shot.
$50 I was on the stand
again. real early, and I could
hear the turkeys moving up
towards me. Then darn If
three other guys didn't come
charging right into 'em and
scattered the flock all over the
place. There was six Of 'em in
the flock.
But it turned out alright
after all. When they busted
into 'em. one Of the turkeys
flew my way and I got him"
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Run Watershed in Carroll
County from the present loca-
ton on Route 81 downstream
to include all waters to White
Rock Road.
Discussions also win be held
on the desirability Of amend
ing present trout lines regula-
tons to permit their use In
the Monocacy River and to
permit increase Of the length
Of trot lines and the number
Of hooks that may be attached
to the lines.
A discussion Of crop damage
BY deer in Allegsny and Wash
ington Counties. begun IN the
commissions April meeting,
VII be continued.
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seemed 80 simple after all the
morning and afternoon hiking
can you have to do Is be ct
the right place ct the right
time" he said later as he dis
played his bird to his empty
handed companions.
But those In our party who
failed to score were only slight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08

hunters saw not one deer but
had is turkeys pass by within
easy range.
They decided to stay over
Saturday and get q turkey
Guess what7 Saturday, hunting
hard, they didn't see q single
turkey but eight deer strollec
by. all setup shots.
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peeps and froze. A hen turkey
was stalking down q draw d.
rectly toward him. Further
down the hillside he saw three
other turkeys heading in his
general direction, but out Of
range.
The hen kept coming and all
Teagle had to do was wait. II
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Veteran turkey hunters
Homer Houchins and Johnny
Roberts make opening day at
Green Ridge State Forest in
Allegany County. Nd, every
year-have been for nine years
now.
This year they didn't get
their turkey but more often
they do. They have the right
system for success In that
rugged terrain. They pack a
comfortable amount Of camp
ing gear in Roberts converted
pickup truck and Houchins'
car and head for the hills from
their homes in Baltimore in
time to have a couple of days
on the ground to find out
where the turkeys are.
USED to have four Of us who
came up here every year, but
two of 'em passed on, and
there's Just Johnny and me
left now" said Houchins, who
works at Fl. Meade. Roberts
Is employed at Brownsville.
Comb the Hills
Both had combed the hills
thoroughly In the morning and
a group was relaxing at their
camp by the side of the dusty
road and swapping tales.
Houchins has to carry the
load In these sessions because
Roberts doesn't have much to
say. He mainly backs Homer
up when Houchins gets
launched out.
That's right. amt it,"
Johnny?" Homer will ask in
the middle of a tale.
Yep" Johnny answers and
stirs the dust with a we'll
aimed jet Of tobacco. Reaf-
firmed, Homer then resumes
his narrative.
Someone mentioned that he
might have done better had
he used a turkey caller when
he thought he heard one yelp
up on the mountain side.
Turkeys are Spotted
Man, you don't ever want
to try that up here when the
season just opened" Houchins
warned him.
81 came up here one year
and got the turkeys spotted. I
knew Just about where they
would fly down from the roost,
80 I thought I would get out
early and call EN- up and have
me a bird right after daylight.
81 went over on that ridge
over there and found a good
stand. Just after daylight I
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Correction

A note in the Tee to Green"
column in The Sunday Star,
stating that Pennington Coun-
try Club has been sold, was in
error. Keswick Country Club,
which also is near Charlottes-
vile. is the property repeatedly
sold to K. M. Dunnfng Of Al
bemarle County. The Star re-
grets the error.
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ly frustrated. The really bitter
ones were Q party Of bow hunt
ers who had canped out for
several days trying TO get q
deer. The bow season on deel
closed Friday to allow the tur-
key season TO open the next
day.
Through Friday night the bow
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ARMY IN THE WOOD
Sleepy Hunter
Gets His Turkey

We met Dutchie and his
brother Douglas and Charlie
Stephenson Of Alexandria, at
Shipway's. the gathering place
for hunters on Route 40, q few
miles from the park entrance.
We knew we were going TO
have plenty Of company long
before we got that far, howev-
er. We stopped at q diner some
40 miles from the hunting area,
and at 2 am. It was 50 full Of
hunters you had to wait In line
to get q cup Of coffee.
Cold In Hills
The parking lot at Shipvay's
was so jammed there wasn't
room for one more vehicle and
at 3 am. hunters were bulging
out Of the dining room ct 3
am.
After turning into the dirt
road that leads into Green
Ridge we found q car in almost
every available pulling out spot.
Finally we located q place to
hole up about 6 miles inside the
park. It was near an area
where the Teagles had sighted
turkeys on an earlier scouting
trip.
1t was cold In those hills
must have been down in the
30s. Long before sunup we scat
tered to try to find likely places
for q stand. It seemed dawn
never would come, and when 1t
did the temperature oddly
seemed to drop, the higher the
sun rose.
There were dozens Of SPUR
rels, which we ignored, but
nary q turkey did we see. Some
Of us thought we heard one q
hundred yards away but 1t new
er came closer.
Seek New Territory
About mid-morning we gave
up on that section Of Green
Ridge and decided to head for
George Road. On the way we
met John Vanko Of Timonium,
Md, and his son John, r., who
viii be Is on the 18th Of this
month.
Dad had taken son for his
first turkey hunt and they had
made the trip Q success. Vanke
had managed to call In o nice
gobbler after about 8 hours In
the woods. John, r., had seen
four turkeys but was unable to
get q shot.
Buoyed by the knowledge
that there were turkeys In the
park we hurried over to George
Road. The traffic didn't seem
to be so heavy here. and the
terrain was q little different
Pines took over on one Of the
ridges, whereas In the other
section it was mostly hard
wood.
Turkey Heads for Him
Dutchie Teagle, who had
hiked about 3 miles back into
the mountains, was weary. He
fell asleep. He awoke to find
that 1t was about 3 o'clock. He
decided that he had better
head back for the car before 1t
got too dark, and began to ease
through the woods. Every few
yards he stopped to look and
listen.
! Suddenly he heard q few
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
By WHEELER JOHNSON
ouidsor Edifor

0AAl4M E4AAM
It's an experiences to be part
Of the mob scene on opening
day Of the turkey season In Al
legany County. Nd.
Only q cliche Is apt. "a small
army Of hunters took to the
woods" And come to think Of
1t, that has to be changed to fit
exactly. This was no small
army. It was q big one.
If only one turkey fell for
every so shots fired on opening
day. the season would be ended
now. There Just couldn't be a
turkey left In Allegany, Garrett
and Washington Counties, the
only three Western Maryland
Counties that have open sea-
sons on these wise old game
birds.
Fortunately for the turkeys,
they had lots Of warning from
the hunters who plotted to do
them in. The still hunter who
took his stand high on the side
Of one Of the m ountains in
Green Ridge State Forest
thought, at times, that he might
Just as well have been sitting
at Fourteenth and F streets,
Dozens Of gunners crash e d
through the underbrush
around him.
Sounds Like Battle
Any self-respecting turkey
within miles must have headed
on q bee line for the 1000 acres
Of this huge State park set
aside for a game refuge.
At times the rolling fire OF
shotguns sounded at least like
one Of the old World War ]
battles, say maybe the Marine
Failing to find their primary
objective, most Of the hunters
seem to turn to squirrels. The
season on them opens the same
day.
I am not too convinced that
some Of the army trampin {
through the woods wasn't tax.
ing pot shots at blue Jays, flick
ers, or anything else that hap
pened to show itself.
With all the shooting anC
brush crashing it is surprising
that anyone up on Green Ridge
ever saw q turkey. But some
lucky hunters did get them, In
GLIDING Roy Dutchie) TeaglC
of Frederick, Nd, one Of oul
party. We contributed q squad
of 10 to the turkey hunting
army.
Dutchie came up with q nice
hen and probably owes 1t all tt
falling asleep.
Long Trip Up
It's q rugged trip Of about
$50 miles from the Washington
area to the Geeen Ridge hunt
ing areas. To be there in timC
to get into the woods before
daylight, we left home arounC
midnight and were under way
after gathering UP scattered
hunters. by am.
They included the brother
Alton Sonny and Bryar
(Skipper) Smith from Districf
Heights and Washington re-
spectively; Ed Dietz Of Wheat
on: Leroy Gardner and Fred
Crickenberger Of Cabin John
Gardens, Wheeler, jr., and me,
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Boat Supplies

Rope ~ cts. Jackets 50. tarpaulins,
pumps, cushions, hooks, dry chemical
fittings, pSddies, ), III oIcHNER'
2513 NJ 81. NV. YE. 3-634B
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BOATS and MARINE

DAY CRUISER. ~ H., lnboard, fully
equipped, passed Coast Guard inspec-
ton. s93S. JE. 7S337.
AFT. RICHARDSON, 100 h.p., $3.50.
Seen at Capitol Yacht Cub. Phone
s3l-oo3l.
TROLLING, chumming. bottom fishing,
moderate rates. Fron Annapolis WA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14

$50 q THE PHIL SILvERS SHOW.
Comedy. tRepeat.)
q MAVERICK.
Western. / Hour. "HadIeys Hunters"
Bart tJack Kelly meets a comic-opera
type sheriff in town whose people are
dead serious about killing him. (Repeat.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-14
EVENING

| - |
500 q LOVE THAT BOB.
Comedy. Starring Bob Cummings. tRepeat)
Cd THE THREE ST00cES.
$50 @ NEWS.
Color. Bryson Rash reporting
Cd HUcKLEBERRY HOUND.
Children Cartoons.
q THE EVENING REPORT.
News. 1 Hour.
q NEWSNIcHT.
News. ! Hour.
6:s5 q WEATHER.
Color. Frank Forester
$40 q SPORTS.
Color. Jim Gibbons.
6:45 q HUNrLEY-BRINKLEY REPORT.
Chef HuntIey. David BrinkIey
ZOO q HENNESEY.
Comedy. Jackie Cooper. tRepeat)
q ASSIGNMENT: UNDERWATER.
Adventure Bill Williams stars. (Repeat)
7:30 a WIDE COUNTRY.
Western. / Hour. Color The Lucky
Punch" Mitch and Andy Guthrie (Ear
HOLMAN and Andrew PFine) learn that
famous prizefishter bruce YarneID is
suffering from a brain injury that could
be fatal If he goes through with his
next match. Audrey Dalton Is featured
@ THE OUTLAWS.
Western Hour. Barton MacLane stars
q 0ZZIE AND HARRIET SHOW.
Comedy. Starring the Nelson family
q FAIR EXCHANGE.
Comedy. Eddie Walkers Eddie Foy lrJ
decision to buy car, and Tommy Fineh's
Victor Maddern) efforts to get rid Of
one. set off repereussions among their
neighbos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27
THE LYONS. DEN
Well, Someone's
Solvent There
By LEONARD LYONS

lin read of the law suit brought
over the authenticity of a Modi-
gliani painting. Dolin owns a
small Modigliani, and showed 1t
to Pablo Please for his opinion,
Picasso authenticated 1t, saying
it was a portrait Of him at IS,
One of the proofs-the subjects
left ear is much larger than
the right ear, exactly like
PicaSSo'S ears.
=
THE BALL CLUB: Senator
Ford, the veteran comic, Is an
ardent rooter for the Nets,
When I was a boy" he ex-
planned, II noticed that chorus
girls, cops and ballplayers were
all older than I. Now, chorus
girls and cops are younger than
I am, but when I go to the
Polo Grounds I notice that the
ballplayers are still older than
I am"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

NEW YORK. - Ben Hecht
flew to Hollywood Friday. Al
has been their custom, Hecht
and his wife stopped at the air.
line counter to pick up his
reservation and offered his
check in payment. The highest
paid screen writer in the world
was asked for Identification.
Mrs. Hecht showed her hotel
credit cards and car registra-
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Check here for LUCTE dealer nearest yo or call 52e86oo

UPPER MARLBORO
MARLBORO HARDWARE 6
SUPPLY co.
1899 Main 81.
WHEATON
ASPEN MIL HARDWARE
Aspen Hill Shop. Center
HARDWARE CITY
l2222 NisFs Mill Rd.
PENDIEToN's HARDWARE
1890 Georgia Ave.
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THE PORTRAIT: Anton Do
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ton. The airline man asked
DO you have a drivers IL
cense?" The Hechts don't drive
The man returned the check
and started to cancel the reser-
vation. Mrs. Hecht, who is
Superstitious about changing
planes, found a solution.
Their chauffeur, Lester Bar
tow, was standing nearby. The
chauffeur had his drivers IL
cense. The airline man, who'd
refused Hecht, recognized his
chauffeur as a solvent fellow
The chauffeur wrote the check,
signing Hecht's name under
power Of attorney. Then the
ticket was issued, and Hecht
flew to Hollywood.
D 80
THE PORTRAIT: Anton Do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

Shsilok Grohom. The StOrs HOLLYWOOD
eoliMnist, is on vocation. Hel
column will be resumed on hel
return.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-27

After Is years experience in acryIic chem.
istry. after developing LUCITEe Wall Paint
that offers beauty without bother inside
your home Du Point now brings the spec
tacular benefits of LUClTE to the outside.
Now you can have incredible durability
without the temporary surface shine of
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
icONIINuEDl

ALEX, Rose Hill-By owner. RAM
bier, full bsmt., 4 bedrms., 2
sIS,95O. So. s-4S75. ' ''
ALEX. = BY OWNER. ideal for
couple, charming 2-bedrm, Gus
tom-built stone. Priced mid POS.
$40 pm. XII. 9-7i85.
ALEX. AREA = IDEAL STARTER.
Of no money down for this all
brick in-town location, immac.
equipped kit, full bsmt., mr.. bus,
schools and shopping. Excel. buy.
SHAW XII. 1924
Realtors Open 80 Trades Welcome
ALEX. .AREA-only $500 down is
needed to assume loan OF this
All-brick home lust redecorAted,
liy, rm., sep. din. rm., equip. kit,
tH5l dSnI;i;,,S Z bedrms' A REAL
SHAW KI. 1924
Realtors Open 90 Trades Welcome
ALEXANDRIA, sOUTH-MODERN
BRICK RAMBLER with cathedral
beamed ceiling in LARGE 24xl6
comb. living room and dining
area. 3 RooMY bedrooms, ia
baths. PINE PANELED RECREA-
TON ROOM, . air conditioners,
not-water heat, carport and ga
rage, nearly "a acre. ALL THIS
plus washer and dryer. S1S,500.
For details call NOW, 90
WE WELCOME TRADES
MONROE
so. $1,000 REALTORS
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kLExANDRiA, i456 Arlington Ter
-semidetaehsd. brick. bedrms,
llv. rm.,. din. Im., Kit. bath ful
take over monthly payments Q,
Sis, DE, 2-246s, VIII. 6-s2b7
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ROCKVILLE AREA-5 acres Toned
light Industrial on B. a D. Rail.
road. 425-ft. road frontage. water
on prop, sewer avail. 90 cent pei
50. II. Call Mr.. Lynott with SAM.
VIZ = g.. BoodEY INC" Pc. q
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

.nt aSfEF SUL n s. Ans B4ieE Pa asn
rm., modern kit. " baths, ~.
II, rec. rm,, 3 bedrms., space
for 4th. Excellent area conven-
lent to shopping. $4,000.
HOLLEY REALTY
5lS3 Lee Hwy. Arl KE S.h9h0