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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-16
SALES
TRAINING
SUNOCO

Immediate placement in
Sun Oil Company's out
standing sales training
program is now possible
for alert, ambitious, sales
oriented men. Graduates
Of this program will be
placed in challenging
sales positions involving
ever increasing RESPONSE
bilities and rapid salary
advancement.
Outstanding startine
salary, full benefit pro-
gram including stock pur.
chased program, hospital
ization and group insur-
ance.
Applicants with college
training and some sales
experience are of primary
interest.
Send Resume To:
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MAILMAN

Large completed apt. development.
just across the District line, | bus
fare clesnins q halls and apart nsr
GARDENs ATS 4iOi KaySocd
pi.. Mt. Rainier. Nd. WA. 7-6200.
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SALES

ready est. teri. IT'S Eye st, NV
WILSON PERSONNEL
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FOOD SERVICE
MANAGEMENT
CAREER

Excellent opportunity for men q
to 40 years of age who have thu
ability to advance with q fast ex.
panding drive-in chain. No ex'
perience necessary, good SALARY
while training, wonderful oppor.
tunity for advancement.
Quarterly bonus.
Paid vacation.
Free disqualification.
Health and accident insurance.
Major medical. life and dependen'
insurance.
Profit-sharing plan. -
Send resume or call McDONALD's
DRIVEN, 6527 Chillum place
NV. washington IL. d, c. S29'
lila.
FURNITURE REFINIsHER Young
some experience. willing TO learn
Grow with large company. Apply
$50 Upshur st. NV. Mr.. COOPER
GARAGE ATTENDANT, relief shift
5-day wk., Sun. work, good refs,
sober, 1901 Conn. ave. NV.
GARDENER, to work and super
wise crew, maintain approx. :
acres landscaed area. Must b
exper. and have ref, knowledgi
of tropical plants nee, full-time
yr.-round pos. Write Box 200
RI Star
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HELP MEN

CARPENTERs-Apply 400 South
ern ave. Coral Hills, Md. Ton
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wARKnoUsKMAN. $1,000. inysn.
SOC Miss BEL, HoYDls, ZOO w Nv
VIZ HAyE OPENINGS Tor younl
married men 70 train a. foute
aalesmen. and laundry plant al.
perviaQr. No experience necessary
Must be able 70 b. bonded. All.
afy open. Call Mr.. Sheer for In.
isTylev, HARRINGTON LAUF.
DRY. $500 3, Pour Mile Run al,
ArL, We. 07i-63O0.
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REAL ESTATE
CONSULTANTS

Busy real estate executive needs
full and part time licensed aalss
take tradss. caii Mn uRkvFs
e4H-BOOO, b 10 f2 am, on after
0 pm. HE. i-07eB.
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GARDENER

Exper, for garden apt, development
Salary and apt. Call between
and 4. ~. S-1l70.
GARDENER-M MAINTENANCE MAN
Experienced, must be sober ant
industrious, for GEORGETOWN apt
bldg. Sl7b mo. Call Mr.. LEVY
DI. 7-T143.
GRADALL OPERATORS COY, must b
experienced. Year-round work
Guaranteed salary. Hosp, and lif'
ms. aft, 3 mos. MR.. MORGAN
SIP, 3-6634.
GROCERY MAN-CAsHIER, exper.
for self-serviee supermarket. QooC
pay and working conditions. PaiC
vacation and free disqualification
and life insurance. Apply In per
son, 8 to 3. BUCKINGHAM SU'
PERMARKET, 1871 Rhode Islanc
ave. ne, No phone calls.
HAIR STYLISH either 70 buy Y
interest in new beauty shop, Al
minis. from d. c. or manage
Apt. incl. Reas. Call 703-347
2242 or ewes. 703-347-2236.
Evening star., 1963-01-06
THE ROOF OF WASHINGTON
PHOTOS BY WAITER oAIEs

FHERE is NOTHING ike rOOftOp for enjoying
l. the ancient sport of building watching. Washing
toms skyline is alive with varieties Of design and
old, modern and classic II, like Photographer Walter
Oates, you also equipped with 3OOmm. telephOtO
lens, you treat yourself to views Of buildings
by the average Washington resident The lens
jams distant points together in squeeze-bOx fashion.
Sometimes the effect is bizarre, in the picture
the left.
MORE PICTURES ON NEXT PACE
Evening star., 1963-01-06

ABOVE The flag atop the Raleigh Hotel taken from the
roof of the Justice Department. OO blocks to the east.
LEFT: The camera disfos the more distant buildings
looking south from Connecticut and Florida avenues NV.
FAR LEFT An old house in the 100 block independence
Avenue SE (sincs rGzed from Library of Congress roof
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Cleveland Girl
Who Lost Leg Is
DeIuqed by Gifts

CLEVELAND, Nov. IS (AP)
Christine Simko, IA. whose
right leg was amputated Mon
day because Of a malignant
tumor which threatened her
life, is being deluged with mail,
flowers and gifts.
Metropolitan General Hos.
pital listed her in fair con-
dition last night. Hundreds
of telephone inquiries continue
to flow into the hospital
switchboard. A hospital spokes-
man said Christine may be
able to receive visitors on a
limited basis in a few days.
Her mother, Mrs. Lily Simko,
was with Christine most of
yesterday.
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Arizona Runoff Needed
To FiII6 County Scots

partisan method Of election Il
years ago and since then can
didates selected by the Charter
Government Committee have
won without facing a runoff.
This time the charterites
were challenged by two groups:
The Action Citizens Ticket,
headed by Mr.. Hairless, and the
Honesty. Economy and
Responsibility slate, headed by
Mr.. Piper.
None Of the HEAR hopefuls
came close to the 1850 votes
needed to win a runoff spot.
All of the charterites topped
the 40,000-vote mark, SubStan-
TALLY better than ACTS top
votegetter. Ed Korrick, with
SO, 1856. The runoff will be De-
cember 10.
Two-term Mayor Sam Mar
dian did not seek reelection
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home, he saw a girl and a man
struggling in a white converti-
BILE parked on Fish Ranch road
in the Berkeley hills.
On the day Stephanie van
ished, a Navy lieutenant saw a
girl and a man struggling in a
car on Tunnel road in the Ber-
kelley Hills.
Slayer Executed
There, for the moment, the
parallels end. But the broken
umbrella and the reported car
struggle have inclined Albany
police strongly to the belief
that Judith was kidnapped.
More than a month after
Stephanie vanished, the decom-
posed body was found more
than 200 miles north in a crude
grave on a Trinity County
mountain slope. The grave had
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Nov. /:
(AP).-A record 5000 persons
voted IN the Phoenix city pr.
mary yesterday and forced ar
unprecedented runoff election
for six county seats.
with all 1876 precincts re.
porting and the absentee bal.
lots counted, only Milton Ora.
ham, m ayoral candidate fol
the incumbent Charter Gov.
eminent Committee. escaped
the necessity Of a second cam.
paign.
Mr.. Graham. a Phoenix laun-
dry equipmen mt supplier, re-
ceived 1864 votes. His closest
competitor was former Demo-
cratic Congressman Richard
Hairless at 1882. William Py-
per, former Republican State
Senator, was last at 1929.
The city adoped the non
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been disturbed by a bear. Near
by was a fishing cabin often
used by Burton Abbott, q Univ
ersity Of California student.
Abbott was executed In the
State gas chamber for Steph-
anie's kidnap-slaying after a
trial that read Ike a fictional
detective plot. To this day, no
death weapon has been found;
nobody knows exactly how
Stephanie was killed; no one
saw abbott kill her; no one saw
Abbott bury her.
Clues Traced
A University Of California
professor. gifte d in detective
research. proved by hair and
cloth threads that Stephanie
was in Abbott's car. By soil an
alysis, he proved that the soil
at Stephanie's grave was the
same as that clinging to Alb
bolts boots.
Abbott went to his 1857 gas
chamber execution insisting he
was not guilty. The French
Book? 1t was on the road Alb
bolt took home In his car from
the cabin the week Stephanie
disappeared. Later come Of her
undergarmentS were found
buried in Abbott's garage.
Coed Judith's father, Stanley
Williamson, an electronics en-
gineer, has maintained q con-
slant vigil by the telephone
since his daughter disappeared.
He said that, although her pre-
med course was tough, she was
doing all right in school, had
dates but no real school or love
problems.
He said she wasn't the type
who would get into a car with
"a man. Shed have to be forced.
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ITS LOCOMOTIVE
CONDEMNED, ROAD
WANTS TO QUIT
By the Associated Press

49,
A little Georgia railroad
whose only locomotive has
been condemned is asking
the Interstate Commerce
Commission for permission
to go out Of business.
The request came from
the Bowdon Railroad, which
operates over IL miles Of
track in Carroll County, and
connects the Georgia rail-
road with the town of Bow
don.
The application said the
railroad is more than s27, 900
in debt.
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OMNIBUS PARALLELS
Police Seek Missing Coed

ALBANY. Calf. Nov. IS
/ (AP.-Is one Of the most BIZ
zarre kidnap-murder cases in
the Nations criminal history
about to be repeated7
The questions loom larger as
police S arch for 1e-year-old
Judith Williamson, who disap-
peared on October 20 on her
way from her Albany home to
catch q bus. She was on her
way to pre-medical classes at
the nearby University Of Cali
fornia in Berkeley.
Since her disappearance in
Alameda County. the only posi-
tive clue has been the recovery
in a djacent Contra Costa
County of the goods white UNI
brella, its handle broken as if
in a struggle. A boy found the
umbrella in a trash can outside
"a store.
In 1855, after Stephanie
Bryan, II, vanished in Alameda
County on her way home from
school in Berkeley, the first
positive clue was the finding by
a boy of her French book beside
a Contra Costa County road.
Struggle Reported
A boy found Judith's umbrel-
la on November / but it wasn't
until Monday that his mother
noticed a tag with Judith's
name and turned over the UNI
brella to police. There was a /
similar delay in turning over
Stephanie's book.
The parallels continue.
An auto salesman in nearby |
Lafayette has told Albany po-
lice that. less than two hours |
after Judith Williamson left /
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CONN. AVE. ESTATES - Beautiful
3-bedrm, brick, full bsmt., lge,, pa .
tio-porch, fenced yard. Excellent
location, nr, transp, Sl4,750.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALToR VIII 2-6300
CONN. AVE. ESTATES. l222O VAL
leywood dr.. Wheaton - CT NO
MONEY DOWN. NO SETTLE
MENT OR CLOSING COSTS
S74.54 per mo, plus T and /,
condition, on very large lot with
SELL! GI approved. $4,000.
r. L. TAYLOR, REALTOR
Pl p ". t-fsss sersns Sales FL Fl. 55:sSl55 5:sS65
CONN. GARDENs-ouick poss,, all
brick rambler, close to everything
5 bedrms.,. l a baths, rec. room.
Assume high GI loan, Exceptional
financing. S9O,g50.
--. DADE REALTY
COUNTRY ESTATE
Beaut. l4-rm. Victorian home, guest
house, 3 baths, country
kitchen. on 10 wooded acres. 100
yr. old spring Nr. Germantown,
Gaithersburg, on Rte, III. Ideal
for family or business venture.
ACT. ANNE c. cHATTERTON,
FE. 3-6432, FE. 3-2l00.
COUNTRY CLUBBERS = Unique
-prestige neighborhood. E!e-
CANT liv. rm. .w/firepl., formal DIN,
RWANNF4d lRVR1 fire
pl,, l-acre lot. Call 040-02O0,
C. paul hickman, inc.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tor beau
tiful brick rambler on a lot with
large trees? This custom-built
home is close TO elem school and
has 3 large bedrms.. . baths, full
bsmt., carport, FHA, S25,OO0.
CHESTER KELLER, REALToR
JU. 5-71OO OIL. 6-2250
DAMASCUS-Stucco bungalow, .
bedrms,, country-Style kit, frt.
and rear porches, oil heat, hot
water, det. gar, full clean bsmt"
u acre. Sl5,9hO.
Brick ramb., 3 bcdrms., 3 baths, .
firepls, huge modern kit, the MIC
est paneled rec rm. at ground
level. S28,250.
KAY BOWLING
REAL ESTATE CO, INC.
WI S-g250 WI S-94SS
EDNOR, DONORA ROAD - Lovely
brick rambler. 3 bedrooms. large
living room, big modern Kitchen,
lot 100 by $50. Price S23, 500.
Call Mrs. Hammer with LAIRD B.
SCOTT. JU. 9-0420, ewes and Sun.
JU. 9-lS1S.
English Manor-Wheaton
Two-year-old split with 4
bedrms. on level: Large,
pretty kitchen with pic
ture window, all-electric,
paneled f a mily rm., 21a
baths. Owner transferred,
must sell. $24,950.
Hildebrand Co. OIL. 4-8711
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Why not trade up to one Of these
fine homes2
Evening star., 1963-05-05

- $4,000. Near NH
and Naval Hosp, lovely 4-bedrm.
multi-level, raised-brick firepl. in
liv. rm.
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MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA
BRK. RAMBLER
FOUR BEDROOMS

OUTSTANDING brick rambler located
Ia a top residential community
A bright and happy home. with
personality and charm, perfectly
pointments. Lovely living and
dining rooms. de luxe kitchen with
breakfast area. 4 fine bedrooms,
and 2 tile baths all on one
level. Delightful garden level
family room and a beautiful
Handicapped lot. Priced In the low.
low nos.
OPEN SUNDAY. 1906 PM.
out Mass. ave. TO
Sangamore road Cat Fire House)
left to Madawaski, right to We
hawken and left to 51l2 Wehawk-
en- and our OPEN SIGN. MR..
BUGG on premises, 362-2Sob
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Rockville Gaithersburg
28'x59' RAMBLERS
OnnAr rrnRAHx a

Only 8 left Of these spacious new
brick ramblers on x acre lots
in Muncaster Manor. Look at these
features, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
dream kit, 3 firepls., fumily rm.,
full bsmt. with tile floor, INV,
Dashboard heat, silent switches,
intercom. flagstone walks. These
are truly fine quality homes at
sumo a $4,000 loan at either
25 or 80 yearsl We don't believe
you can find this much for the
money elsewhere In Montgomery
Co. To reach: @ eorgia ave. to
Olney,. left on 10S TO Muncaster
road, left to open sign on right,
or osotI Georgia ave; to To- Norbeck, LEFT
Mil road Route 115), right TO
Muncaster road. right TO open sign
on left.
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WESTCHESTER - Upper 20s. Con-
venient to Plaza shopping. ALL
brick Split-foyer rambler. Central
air cond., features too numerous
to mention. Home simply must be
seen.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK - New 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial, 1st fir. powder
rm., walking distance to all shops
and trans. We take trades, $1S,-
$50.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-170O
MASS. AVE. EXT,-Attrac. RAM
BIER, custom built, large liv, rm.,
Baths. AEhe Et, Sn and jaIousied % peS5%R' p1rch
garage, rec, rm., garden level,
beautifully Handicapped large lot.
Price, S5S,500; REQUIRE S31 900
down, includes all furnishings. To
inspect, 6lo0 Mass. ave. Call
OWNER, OIL. 6-4352.
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HAMPSHIRE HIGHLANDS - SIS.
$50. All-brick Colonial. 3 bedrms.,
den, Il baths, bsmt., to be re-
decorated.
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KEN DRUsKINs VALUED HOMES

KEN DRUSKINS VALUED HOMES
Why not trade up to one of these
fine homes?
WESTCHEsTER - Upper 2Os. Con-
venient to Plaza shopping. ALL
brick Split-toyer rambler. Central
air cond., features too numerous
to mention. Home simply must be
seen.
GREENWOOD FARM - Lower sos.
Lovely brick rambler, 3 bedrms.,
family .rm., liv. rm. with firepl.,
situated on l x acres.
ROCKVILLE - $4,000. Near NH
and Naval Hosp, lovely 4-bedrm,
multi-level, raised-brick firepl. in
liv. rm.
FOUR CORNERS-Sl9,95O, 4 bed
rms. all brick, pretentious area.
KINGswELL = S19.95O. Charming
nome, ! bedrms., rec. rm., lge.
lot. Ideal for lge. family.
HAMPSHIRE HIGHLANDS - SIS,
$50. All-brick Colonial. 8 bedrms.,
den, y baths, bsmt., to be re-
decorated.
Visit our office at 1890 ViersI
Mill rd., Wheaton. Md.
KEN DRUsKIN, Realtor. 949-4OOOI
KENSINGTON, Rock Greek Pali-
sades-By OWNER. Immac.. new,
easy-upkeep, 3-bedrm. Split-foyer
on white fenced lot. Huge rec. rm.
with rm. for 4th bedrm. and
p and ali ipes Schools. oIa Easy snSoS SommSte RGe
S23,500 GI loan. 949-l946.
PRINCIPALS ONLY.
KENSINGTON-Bi-level, 4 bedrms. /,
> full baths, fenced yard, ad-
jacent to R. c. Park. Walk to all
schools. BY OWNER, S22,500.
VIII. 6-3737.
KENSINGTON, handyman's special.
$1,000, 8 bedrms., din. rm., bsmt.
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor 949-1950
= "Oh so Pretty"
brk. rambler. Mod. kit, huge pch.
Garage $500 dn.
CALL HALL" Realtor. 949-2545.
KENSINGTON, Holy Redeemer Par
ish-5 bedrms., , baths in this
large brk. Cape Cod. Huge park
like lot. Just reduced to S21,OO0l
for quick sale.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
VIII. $4,000
MD
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

SILVER SPRING - Brk. rambler.
SlS,050. 3 bedrms., plus bed
rms. unfin. upstairs, sep. din. rm',
tgll daylight, bsmt. 1902 Plyers
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GREENWOOD FARM - Lower sos
Lovely brick rambler, 3 bedrms.,
family rm., liv. rm. with firepl.,
situated on q acres.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

HOLIDAY PARK-Real beauty, s.
luxe all-eiec. kitchen with lovely
family rm. adjoining. Rear screen
porch, extra lge. corner lot with
cedar screened fencing for privacy
Only SCI $50. Call now.
SERVING MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Shannon & LuchS
REALTORS SINCE 1906 949-23OO
HOMEMAKER'S DREAM to fit the
average mans wallet, 3-bedrm
brk. rambler with tiled bsmt.,
plus lovely yard. only $4,000
YouNKiN SStt KIN & CO., sss-15OO Til o
HORSE COUNTRY HOME
4-bedrm. brick, ia baths, firepl.,
game rmS hot water heat. slate
roof, Scar garage, 3 porches,. .
stall stable, trees, shrubs garden
berries, lawn tennis court, en-
tirely fenced for privacy "a
GLEN GLEN j. KoEPENlcK' INC" Po,
IMMED, POSSESSION in select
area. 4-bedrm. det. split-leyel
uIk. W/o Dhtub, SCI pOTCn, mhlu
rm., gas heat. built-in gar, lot
70xl25, nr. Little Flower Catholic
Church, 1901 Namakaken I'd.
DIR Mass ave. NV. " mi. over
d. C. line, left / blk. at Sumner
entr.. right TO property.
THOS. D. WALSH INC.
1900 K ST. NV. FE. S-2O4O
INDIAN SPRINGS-Pretty Colonial,
lovely lot, many extras. Assume
Sl9,500, firepl., porch, rec. rm..
S24,5O0. make offer. r. N. LEVY,
949-7400.
KEMP MILL ESTATES - Elegant
split-leyel home, g bedrms., with
conv. den, cathedral liv. room w
firepl,, sep. din. room and fully
equipped elec. kit. spacious rec,
room w/firepl.. "a baths. util
room, patios, carport. Conv
located across from elementary
school. owner transferred. must
sell Immediately. Call MA. 2-123l
KEMP MILL = EXTRA SPECIAL
center-hall. 3-bedrm., 2-bath
home, paneled family rm., break
fast rm., many added features.
S2S,50O-assume loan. 949-7O7O.
c. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

GAITHERSBURG--4-bedroom split
level, lge. liv. rm., table space,
.all-elec. kit. lge. family rm., "a
baths, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
S22,500, only $1,000 cash needed
to buy. o, d. FIELD, INC, WI.
S-2473 or WA, 6-057l,
GAITHERSBURG, MD. = 2-bedrm.
house, small down payment, buy
like rent. BEST BUILDERS, INC.
HA. 7-7300 or VIII. 2-7790 ewes.
GAITHERSBURG-Brick and frame
split 2-car garage. 4 bedrms, on
one level, . baths, one year old.
S25,76O, KAY BOWLING REAL
ESTATE COMPANY. INC, Realtor.
.O7 N. Frederick ave-, Gathers
burg, Md WI. S-9250, WI. S-94SS.
GAITHERSBURG-Small rambler, 4
acres, ideal retired couple. Sll ,OOQ
GEO. ALLEN, Realtor 949-l95(
G GAITHERSBURG-Brick rambler, I
bedrms.. hot-water heat, u -acr,
KAY BOWLING REAL ESTATE
COMPANY, INC Realtor 207 N
Frederick ave-. Gaithersburg, Md.
WI S-9250. WI. S-94SS.
GAITHERSBURG AREA = open /
bi-level, / bedrms.. . baths, biz
country elec. kit. that's. a joy. %
II. liv.- -din. rm,, paneled family
rm, 2-car carport. Cen. a.c.. ST.
cluded "la-acre plus" lot with
trees and shfhbbery. 20 min. from
Gaithersburg. ROCKVILLE, etc, ac-
tivities. Tremendous value realis-
tically priced in low 30s. Direc-
tons: From Gaithersburg north
on Rte l24 z mi to Rte. 42u
crossroad, right u mi. to open"
sign. H&r DEVELOPMENT Co
WI. S-9nl0.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Open l to 6
0. D. FIELD, INC.

JU. 5-7113 Realtor JU. 9-1175
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27

Indians. They hardly would
consider trading Davalillo.
RECENT RECORD - Took
the American League lead last
June 10 and were on top at
the end Of that month. A
nine-game losing streak, plus
disSention, doomed the Tribe
to a sixth-place finish. Club
hasn't won a flag since 1854,
and won't this year.
RATING - Fifth at best.
Statistics of so tell the story.
Last in team batting (al-
though 100 homers were more
than ever before), eighth in
fielding, eighth in pitching.
Not a single 800 batter. Team
spirit and Adcock's home run
production may help but In
dams still don't suggest a
club with q sustained often
sive. And who knows how
long the 35-year-old Donovan
can win big?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-27
BY FRANCIS STANN
Star Staff Writer

PITCHING-B Baseball men
insist they can't accurately
Judge the Cleveland Indians
mound staff because of the
way Mel McGaha, who man
aged last season, juggled his
pitchers. The new pilot, Birdie
Tebbetts, starts with the re-
markable veteran, Dick Dom
oyan, who was 20-l0. After
Donovan no other hurler won
more than IL, and the only
one to reach that figure was
Jim Perry, 1912. Gary Bell
was 1919, Pete Ramos 1912,
Barry Latham 8-l3 and Mud
cat Grant ITO.
A new addition is Jerry
Walker, recently obtained in
trade from Kansas City for
Outfielder Chuck Essegian.
The ex-Oriole had arm mis-
cries during the last two
months Of $50 and was only
SO. Then there are s a m
Mcdowell, Ron Nischwitz
from Detroit. Gordon Sey-
fried (l4-7 at Denver) =,
Sonny Siebert (15-8 at
Charleston), and ex-senator
Joe Schaffernoth Q8-1l at
Jacksonville). Indians gave
UP a very good relief pitcher
in Frank Funk in order to
obtain First Baseman Joe
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Konguroos Top Wrestling Card

Roy Heffernan and Al Cos
tello. the Australian Kangaroos,
return to the area wrestling
scene after an absence of sew
eral months to meet Skull
Murphy and Brute Bernard in
tomorrow nights tag-team fea-
ture bout at Capitol Arena.
In other matches, Argentina
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THUMBNAH SIZEUP
THUMBNAH sLZEUP
indians Don't Rate Among Top Four

Adcock in a deal with Mil
waukee.
CATCHING - Although
John Romano's batting fell
from .299 to .26l he's No. l.
Doc Edwards, .273 for SO
games, backs him up. Not
much else ready.
NFIELD - Adcock at first
base is a defensive liability
and his .248 hitting for the
Braves was nothing to get
excited about, but he still
hits a long ball, as attested
by 30 homers. Woody Held
may lose his shortstopping
job to Rookie Tony Martinez,
.287 at Jacksonville. Jerry
Kindall is back to play Sec
ond base. but he swings a
light bat. Another rookie,
Max Avis, could be the third
baseman off his .3l9 season
at Salt Lake City.
OUTFIELD - Adcock's ac-
QUESTION releases Tito Fran
coma (.272) for outfield duty.
Rookie AL Luplow mad a fair
season with PIT, but Willie
Kirkland's hitting fell to a
dismal 200. Brightest of the
newcomers may be Vic Day.
alillo, who led the Interna-
tional League with BAT.
Walter Bond gets another
trial after batting 800 at Salt
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SIS AL FINES
CATCH UP WITH
CASEY, ROOKIE

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla,
Mar 81 (AP). Manager
Casey Stengel Of the Nets
and a rookie infielder, Ron
Hunt, have been fined $25
each for a dispute with
two American League UNI
pires in an exhibition game
against the AS II days ago.
Stengel, thrown out by
rookie Umpire Walter
Doyle, and Hunt, tossed
out by veteran Ed Hurley.
both were notified Of their
fines yesterday for arguing
too strenuously on q call
at the plate.
The long delay between
the action and the fines
came as a result Of Ameri-
can League umpires filming
National League players.
It took them that long
to find out how to channel
their reports.