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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ATLANTIS GUEST HOUSE, laos
Mass. ave. n.w.-2 home-c o o K e
meals daily. co. $500, AID. 1911.
CAP. HILL-Betty Alden Inn, III
meals s days, TV. T-o243.
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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-10

1867 CHEVROLET Va 4-door wagon
and 1854 Pontiac 4 door sedan:
must sell. VIII. 3-5622
1851 PLYMOUTH, 4 door sedan
good body and mechanical condi-
ton; must see. RE. 1885.
r948 PONTIAC, excellent condition:
no rust at all, first SITS takes.
VIII. 4-5578.
1882 BUICK club coupe, new rear
tires, new exhaust system; not
rusted out, $l95 firm. 48l-l333
1885 FORD convertible; 1910 Ford
coupe; 1856 Chevrolet hood; make
offer. 42 East l56th. 486 -6346.
1857 PLYMOUTH station wagon
spotless, good tires. radio. heater
10605 Euclid ave, inquire al
Tea Room.
1855 FORD, radio, heater, va
stick. $50. Al mechanically. Call
o42-8556.
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1859, 1860. 1861 g. 1862 PONTIACS;
convertibles in Catalina and Bon
neville models with power steer
ing, automatic drive and other de-
luxe extras at no additional cost
to you. These are "spotless, white
glove. clean cars" that can't be
beat In the city for condition.;
priced "REASONABLY", for quick
sale, this is truly the time to find
a BARGAIN" in a Pontiac con.
vertible at Arthur's. Phone de-
tails. Mr.. Esler. Inside showroom.
ARTHUR PONTIAC. 3077 Mayfield
at Lee. ER, l-2400.
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SAVE DURING THIS SALE! DON'T WAIT! FANTASTIC DEALS!
NO PAYMENTS til MARCH, so FINANCING HGs'S

1860 RAMBLER Ambassador 4-Door
Sedan. Original verdi green finish
with automatic transmission. POWER
STEERING ond BRAKES and host
OF other fine Rombler Accessories.
Sole priced CT 00E
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1854 PLYMOUTH, 2-door sedan, runs
fine. STA. 1900 Euclid ave-,
63l -9527.
1862 CORVAIR Monza coupe Spyder,
car still in warranty. must sell.
921- -8460
1861 CHEVROLET Biscayne. 6 stick.
2 door: best offer for quick sale.
486 -0361.
1853 PONTIAC 4 door, automatic.
radio, mechanically good, private,
$50. 1854 East Overlook off Lee.
1860 CHEVROLET Biscayne. 2 door
sedan, 6 cylinder, standard, ex-
ceptionally clean. w. 1-5557.
1916 WILLYS Jeep. with Electro
lift snow plow. $495; 1850 Jeep.
new snow plow and top: 1857
WHY'S 4 wheel drive station
wagon, show room appearance.
Gibson Motor Sales. 1920 Lake
Shore blvd. w. 6-O8l9.
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MONDAY ~
Evening, Cont.
Evening, Cont.
zoo @ Death VALLEY DAYS.

700 "a DEATH VALLEY DAYS.
Drama. "Grotto Of Death" A crew chief
Robert coIbert) uses imagination to
rescue group Of trapped miners
. WYATT carp.
Western. Hugh o'Brian stars. tRepeatl
7:30 q MONDAY NIGHT AT MOVIES.
Movie. Approximately Hours. MY
Cousin Rachel" 1852 Richard Burton
and Olivia de HaViand
Sd CALL Mr.. D.
Crime. David Jansen stars. (Repeatl
q THE DAK0TAS.
Western. Hour. Reformation at Big
Nose Butte" Deputy Smith (Jack EIam)
is called upon by the boss Of his old
outlaw gang Tey SavaIas, an Oscar
nominee, Is featured
q TO TELL THE TRUTH.
Quiz. Bud cOIIyer. nc.
800 O DIVORCE COURT.
Trial. ! Hour. A wife claims 20 years
of humiliation seeks to end her mar
rage
@ I'VE GOT A SECRET.
Panel. Garry Moore, host
$50 a THE RIFLEMAN.
Western. quartet Of back country
characters leaves North Fork to make
a new life In Paradise Peter Whitney
Vito Scotti and Beatrice Kay are fea-
tured.
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ganize q private army Of 1000
to 5000 men.
Another American service
man was killed Friday in the
sporadic warfare the eommu-
nists have intensified sine
Diem was overthrow last week
end.
William J. Everhart. sergeant
first class Of Canton, Kans.,
persisted under m achine gun
fire that raked q patrol Of
armed mountain tribesmen he
was accompanying on the OAR
lac plateau. ITO miles northeast
Of Saigon. Sergt. Everhart was
the 18th American to die in
combat In South Wet Nam.
Another Is Hurt
An American enlisted m a n
with him was wounded. He was
not identified.
The government announced
the 200 Social Democratic reb-
els switching to its side quit
positions in An Giang Province.
100 miles west Of the capital,
and brought in weapons that
included two mortars and two
dozen machine guns.
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AT NATO MEETING
Walters Paris Junket
Gets House FroWn

The head walter Of the
House dining room is in Paris
with a congressional delegation
to the NATO Parliamentarians
Conference, and the chairman
of the House Administration
Committee wants to know why.
"I can't imagine someone in
that capacity going" Commit
tee Chairman Burleson, Demo-
crat Of Texas, said yesterday.
His committee is responsible
for regulating spending Of Gov
ern ment money on House
junkets.
Ernest Petinaud, the head
waiter, went to the Paris con-
ference at the invitation Of
Representative Hays. Demo-
crat Of Ohio. who made ar
rangements for the House dele
cations trip. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

Mr.. Petinaud's wife, jean
nette, confirm e d the report
yesterday, and remarked that
she did not know how the word
got out.
Asked what her husbands
function was supposed to be on
the trip. Mrs. Petinaud said:
Hes on official business for
the NATo conference; that's
all I could tell you"
Mr.. Burleson indicated that
Mr.. Hays will have some ex-
planning to do when he returns
from Paris. The chairman Of
the Administration Committee
said there is mo hard and fast
regulation" about who may 60
on trips with House delega-
tons.
TITS assumed that whoever
went would go for some official
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

near the Cambodian frontier,
raised a question as to how
many guerrilla outfits labeled
Communist Wet Cong by Ngo
Dinh Diem's administration
may have been made up Of
non Communist foes Of his re-
CINE.
The government Of Premier
Nguyen Mgoc Tho hopes TO win
over all Of the nom Communist
opposition parties, factions and
guerrillas and create q truly
united front against the Wet
Cong.
Buddhists Back Regime
Buddhist leaders called today
for support Of the new regime
by the nations Buddhist mil
lions. A once powerful religious
sect that Diem crushe d, the
Gao Dali. was reported planning
to give its backing and reor-
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the Administration Committee.
but he arranged the trip as a
member Of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee.
Mr.. Burleson said the Ad-
ministration Committee will
receive a report on the trip
from the Foreign Affairs Com
mittee.
Chairman Morgan Of the
Foreign Affairs Committee was
out of town for the week end.
An aide said Mr.. Morgan. a
Pennsylvania Democrat, isn't
going to like this very we'll"
when he finds out about Mr..
Petinaud making the trip.
The Paris conference, sched-
uled for last Monday through
yesterday, was attended by del
egations from parliaments Of
NATO member countries.
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Ohio Motorist Reports
A 'Nutty' Situation

COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP). =
The automobile Of Charles
Morris. ST., So. came under at
tack from some quarter, and
Mr.. Morris thinks 1t may have
been from the ar.
He told police a changing,
banging noise brought him
rushing from his house to
check the car. He found it
had been hit by q number Of
aluminium nuts and bolts. Mr..
Morris said no one was in
sight. leading him to theorize
the nuts and bolts might have
fallen from an airplane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

purpose-as an adviser, In
terpreter or whatever" Mr..
Burleson said. adding that he
could not see how the head
waiter would meet such stand
ards.
Mr.. Hays also Is a member Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10
Wet Nam Regime Gets
Social Democrat Help

SAIGON. Wet Nam. Nov (AP).-Two hundred armed
rebels Of the formerly ouawed Social Democratic Party
rallied to the revolutionary with all their
weapons the government announced tonight.
Recruiting Of these fighting men, who have been cam
pagnng AGAINST United saes-suppored government troops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-10

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Wool flannel blazers 21.50
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Nest time you drive. or ski nen time you're
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Evening star., 1963-04-28

CooI-Royt PoIoroid" SvneIosses eliminate glare
because they use unique Optical principle:
polorizofion. Cool-Roy Poloroid Svnslosses help
your eyes. They don't Just color The glare. They
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Without binding glare. you con see mops and
other things Clearly. And see them without fotgve.
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Ranking Teams Earn Places
In NCAA Regional Journeys

point margin Of victory was the
largest In the 25-year history
Of the tourney.
The Ramblers opened q $3.50
halftime bulge which they in
creased to $3.50 before reserves
took over.
Butch Komives supplied the
scoring impetus with "a points
in triggering Bowling Green to
its 18th straight victory against
Notre Dame.
At Eugene, Arizona state.
triggered by Joe Caldwell's 81
points. pulled away In over
time for its 10th consecutive
success after trailing Utah
State throughout in regulation
play. The Sun Devils overcame
an 11-point deficit. Wayne
Estes kept upstart Utah State
IN contention with 80 points.
Seven foot Mel Counts
clicked for 80 points In Oregon
States triumph over Seattle.
which was paced by Eddie
Miles 2S points.
The first round Of the Md
west Regionals was played
Saturday night. with Texas and
Oklahoma City advancing to
the semifinals ct Lawrence,
Kans.
Eight opening-round games
In the 32-team NAIA tourna-
lment at Kansas City were
played yesterday. Grambling
La. top-ranked In the tourney.
throttled Arkansas Tech, 1850
but Central State, Ohio
stunned fourth-seeded Okla.
homa Baptist, TITO.
Eight Games Today
In the other first-rount
games: Fort Hays, Kans., Stat,
topped Eastern New Mexico
$3.50; Athens, Ala, nippes
Central Connecticut, 72-7l
Stetson, Fla. squeezed pas
Howard Payne. Texas, $500
Northern Michigan posted
1892 decision over California
Western: Alliance. Pa. elimi
mated Yankton. 8. d, 7o-6S
and Pan American. Texas
thrashed Peru. Neb., State
1913.
Eight more NAIA first-rounl
games are on the agenda to
day. The opening-round sur
vivors advance to the secon
round tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12
THUMBNAA sZEUp x
Pitching-Rich RedIegs Are Threats

hit 80 homers and had l3o
RBI. vada Pinson drove
home 100 runs and hatted
.292. The search Is on for q
regular leftfielder. with Waiiy
Post, Marty Keough, Jerry
Lynch and Ken Waters from
San Diego In the running.
TRADE PROSPECTS =
Hutchinson can't carry all
those pitchers. He Just might
bait a hook with one or more
and fish for an outfieder.
RECENT RECORD - De-
spite winning % games, the
Reds finished third. They
were only ga games back Of
the Giants at the end Of the
prolonged season, but this
was due mainly TO the stag
gers suffered by both the
Giants and Dodgers in the
stretch.
RATING : A solid con-
tender. However, Cincinnati
must do better against both
Giants and Dodgers, plus the
Cards and Phils. All four
beat 'em In 80. 49,
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Catholic Stors Picked
To Oppose DeMuthu

o'Connell. Mike o'Brien Of st.
Anthony's. Mike Ossi OF Good
Counsel and Joe DeCourcey Of
Georgetown Prep complete the
squad. - -
The coaches win play q team
Of sports writer's In q 2 O'Clock
preliminary. Jack Sullivan. for
mer Little All-American at
Mount st. Mary's (Gonzaga)
Bob Reese, one-time Fordham
captain, st. Johns; Babe Mar
shall Of Mckinley Techs fab
ulous five CARROLL: Jay Man.
ming, q 6-foot-6 center al
George Washington Good
COUNSEL, and Bob Rusevlyan
(O'Connell) will be featured In
the coaches lineup.
Proceeds win be divided be-
tween st. Johns and DeMatha
TO help finance their trip "a
the Eastern States Catholic
Invitational. March 1880. at
Newport, r. I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12

Thirty-five Of the 43 first
place votes went TO Cincinnati.
which rolled up 40 points.
Duke placed second. with seven
first-place votes and 381 points.
Providence. which did not make
the top 10. got the other vote.
Each first-place vote was
worth 10 points. each second
place vote nine, and so on.
Besides Cincinnati and Duke.
the others In the final top 10
were. in order: Loyola Of Chi
cago, Arizona State, Wichita.
Mississippi State, Ohio State,
Illinois. New York University.
and Colorado.
Pleased. as he was with the
honor. fucker said he hoped
the Bearcats would not slow
down in their drive to q third
consecutive NCAA champion
ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12

A l5-man all-star team, in
GLIDING three players each from
st. Johns and Mackin. has been
selected to oppose DeMatha, the
Catholic League champions, In
the sixth annual Catholic ALL
star game at 3 O'Clock Sunday
at st. Johns.
Mackin placed It's leading
scorer; Bill Butler, 6-foot-6 Art
Baylor and Butch Braxton on
the team while st. Johns con-
tributed Bob Lewis, the leagues
leading scorer, and Ned Carr
and Brian Keller.
The other three league MEM
bers-O'Connell. Carroll and
Gonzaea-will send two players
each while st. Anthony's,
Georgetown Prep and Good
Counsel each win have one
representative.
Roy Grille and Sam Harris
of Carroll, Lou Rubino and
Mike George Of Gonzaga. Dick
Buckley and Tom Mcvean Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12
by FRANCIS sTANN
star STAFF Wriinr

PITCMIN q - Certainly
there can be no deeper staffs
than Freddie Hutchinson's.
About Is Of the II pitchers
on the Reds roster are con-
ceded chances Of sticking
with the varsity. headed by
2S-game winner Bob Purkey
and 2l-game winner joey
Jay. A third starter. Jim
O'Toole. was 1918.
Excluding such relief spe-
cialists as Jim Brosnan. Bill
Henry, Dave Sisler and
Johnny Klippstein. none Of
whom had q banner 80 sea-
son, Hutchinson has q passed.
Of contenders for Nos. 4 and
5 starting turns IN Sammy
Ellis (l2-6), John Flavin
(I2-2 at San Diego. Jim
Maloney (4-l ct San Diego.
OF with Cincinnati), George
McWilliams (l2-7 at San
Diego, Jim Owens (2-l with
the Phillies). the surprising
Joe Nuxhall (9-2 at San
Diego and SO with the Reds)
and Al worthington (l5-4 at
Indianapolis).
On paper, at least. IL Is q
stronger staff than the 1861
group that won the National
League pennant and the 90
corps that had Q better win
ming percentage (.605 to .60D
than the flag victors.
CATCHING - Also should
improve, mainly because
Johnny Edwards has . full
season behind him and
should catch and hit better.
Hank Foiles, Jesse Gender
and Don Pavletich (the lat
ter may make 1t big some
day. are behind Edwards.
NFIELD - Not bad. On
March 5, 1862. Gene Freese,
the third baseman. broke an
ankle In an exhibition game
and virtually was useless.
Cliff Cook. who had burned
up the American Association
In 81, Topped as Presses re-
placement and was dealt off
to the Nets. Freese Is mended
now. but II he can't return
to his old form the Reds have
Tommy Harper, best third
sacker in the Pacific Coast
League last year. Harper hit
1888, with "a RBI and rs
homers.
Leo Cardenas blossomed
into q first rate shortstop
and hit .294. Don Blasingame
at second Is q spray hitter
but his .2e1 was satisfactory.
Gordy Coleman hits with the
power expected Of o first base
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12

"Our next ambition Is q
third NCAA title--something
which has never been done be-
fore. The team wants 1t badly.
We're ready mentally and
physically: we're eager and
wen have no excuses" he said.
Chances are that the Bear
cats win have to beat one Of
the other top teams to get
their title.
The top 10 teams. with first
place votes in parentheses and
points figures on q 10-9-8-7-6-
5-4-3-2-l basis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12

The preliminary shooting Is
over that sends the country's
best collegiate basketball teams
into the NCAA regional semi
finals at four scattered sites
Friday and Saturday.
Chicago Loyola. Arizona
State and New York University
IA trio Of nationally ranked
teams-were winners last night,
joining such other top-rated
fives as Cincinnati, Duke, Mis-
sissippi State and Illinois which
already had earned places ir
the regionals.
West Virginia. Sc. Joseph's o.
Philadelphia, Bowling Green
and Oregon State also were
winners In games played Of
three preliminary sites last
night.
Here's the regional lineup Tor
Friday night. Winners play
each other Saturday night,
with those winners advancing
10 the national championship
March 1928 at Louisville. KY:
East Regional at College
Park. Md.-New York Uni
versity (1S-s) W. Duke
(2l-2); st. Joseph's. Pas
(22-4) Va. West Virginia
(22-7).
MIdeast Regional at East
Lansing, Bowling
Green 1885 vs.. Illinois
1875; Chicago LOyOla (25-2)
VS.. Mississippi State (2l-S.
Midwest Regional at Law
renee, Kans.-Texas 1855
vs.. Cincinnati t23-D; Okla
hOma City (19-s) vs.. Colo
RADIO 1855.
Far West Regional at
Provo, Utah-Arizona State
University (25-2) W. Big Six
champion, Stanford (16-S)
or UCLA (19-7); San Fran
cisco (17-s) W. Oregon State
(2o-7).
In last nights firing. Chi
cago Loyola. rated third in tn
final Associated Press poll
overwhelmed Tennessee Tech
lll-l2, In the Mideast Regions
at Evanston. Ill. Fourth-ranke,
Arizona State edged Utal
State, 7e-T5. In overtime in tn
Far West Regional at Eugene
Greg, and NYU. No. Q. turne'
back Pittsburgh. 1888. In tn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-12
Couch at UCLA
To Guide West

LOS ANGELES, Mar. II
(AP). - John Wooden, UCLA
basketball coach, was named
yesterday to coach the West
team In the East-West Shrine
college all-star game April 2 in
Kansas City.
Ed. tucker Of the University
Of Cincinnati viii coach the
East.