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BE THE FIRST

AND you WILL BUY IT
This 3-bedroom brick Colonial
won't last. long as II also isa,
lures q large separate dinine
room, table-spaes Kitchen, screen
porch. basement pine paneleC
recreation room on . well land
seaped. freed lot. and only ST.
JAS. C. Comfy q CO. Ju. O-4Is4
BETHRsDA : Bsaptifuliy restored
older bone: , nsstsd n y acre O
T TUS feS ssui sSa S Nis % STHass
entrance foyer leads 70 huge llvins
room with masnifieent ficldston.
firepl.. banauet-sise dining room
beaut modern kit. with tpacioul
breakfast nook. den and full bAtt
on LIST floor. 3 .bedrms. and BATH
AE6R u.s. R sH Il ss 81 . $780, Ia
BE ETH sTiek;.ne: q q
area, wide center hall, Very
spacious liV. rm. with fireplace
formal din. I'm. all-elsetrie kiteh.
s en- Win ereakisst afsa' tyin. sls'
Rae PsS.lsa i l.e e p .,th u a. si sns
powder rm.. huge scr. peS.. rarsss
An excel. value at S43, 500
KosRsz7ENpoRFER REXLroR' OIL
BETHRsDA WHITEHALL MANOR
lelose In, Off Bradley blvd. ~
Very spacious 4 or 3 bedrm. brick
split. , fun baths, mod. eating
spece kit. sntr, hall. rec. rm., ga-
ssss ri RS GIss $3.50 81 ssSoOl ~,
BETHReDA.eUN ARFA-Cus.
tom-built brk. rambler. bedrms..
den, 3 baths, Dashboard hot-Va-
ter heat. double earport. secluded
garden and patio, anxious sellers
LEGUM 81 GERBER
OIL. 0.b70z Ewes. AD.2-32p3
BETHEsDA--ctr. -hall ramb. stately
setting In prestige area. 3 bed
oiiTUEiisfs6 ST. 81 4 iif;E s 9H1. s.aiaS
BETHEsDA.cabin John--b bedrml,
and baths, under S2O,OOOi Wen
maintained home ready 10 occupy
IN 10 days. dishwe.hsr' dispose,
adlolna park, Call Us quickly,
ORC, W. MORRISON. REALToR
oil. a.2i2a Eves. oil. 4.iis9
srieF Colonial has twin .issS
b.drms. and baths upstairs.
Formal Nv. I'm with firspl.. lac,
esp: Din. I'm. kit. fam. IN. CON.
70 schools, bus and YNcA New
h9uss finanelns available. Upper
AEbhIs REAurY, OF g.po7o IN 0
BETuEsDA-Ioveiy Tanehsr
In one OF Bethesda's most
popular wooded sections.
IspsIats dlnlns I'M open
baths, dayliGh. eiu' room
iais' calf kE. 7.iSO6 "a
Shannon e. Luchs
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SILVER SPRING lOakVieW) - g.
bedrm. Cape Cod In this most
convenient area. full bsmt., with
rec, I'm. and outside exit. kit
with eating area, level wooded lot
$4,000. ROBERT II. KENT a
CO. ~. $4,000, Realtor.
SILVER SPRING. close in-Walk u
all schools. shopping. transp. from
this spacious 3-bedrm.. y bath
brick rambler. Sep. din. rm., kit
with eating area. full bsmt,, with
outside entrance, level lot. SEQ.
$50. ROBERT II. KENT n CO.
~. o-gSOO, Realtor.
SILVER sPRING-Rxceptionai bar.
gain, priced for quick sale. Gus.
ton-built Soft. rambler. built.
in garage, screened porch. 3 bed.
rooms, 2 baths. many extraa. Jusl
S2e,b0O. Call 949-73OO.
HUGH +. PECK. 1920 Georgia Ave.
SILVER sPRINo-open. By owner.
3-bedrm. home, with sep. din. rm.,
rec. rm., Ia baths. large fenced
yard with shade trees and shrubs,
walking distance to schools. buses
and shopping area. Assume ~
OIL loan. Call Sat. sun. and
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THE
TOWERS

4201 Cathedral Ave. NV.
Washington's Newest ana Nest
RenoYned Address
AIR CONF. MINED. OCCUPANCY
3 BedrmS., 2 BIS, fr. $425
ALSO AvAIIABI.B
2 Bedrms., Ia Baths SITS
2 Bedrms., 2 Baths
with patio ----------$3s5
/ Bedroom -----------$2lo
EFFICIENCY ---------SloO
EN-. $4,000
NO PETS
oRf.MAN co. MANAGEMENT
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HICKS

REALTORS oPEN . TO .
XII. 8-3l1l OF. 4-6040
37O6 Nj. Vernon Ave- Aexandria
ALgx.--Nsw HybiA Waller, "
OWNER. 3-bedrm rambler, family
rm., ~ baths, 10 min. Ft Bel.
voif. 90 min, PentaFon,. close 70
schools. shopplns, slb'bOO' 80.
ALEx,, Praneonia area-t.bedrm
s.bsth home, . yeaf1 old, IN beau.
iIiui ;;s,sipnsii yer, Priss. s,..s Ssl
sion isd.n iron,Yauss o. ,rssi
iof privssy' Ideal iof nursery 81
future office. IN loo gns Tor
vi. A-p2s3.
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BOGLEY
ZOOS Wis. Ave. OIL. $500 til
RAMBLER WITH CARPORT

RAMBLER WITH CARPORT - 3
bedrooms. lovely yard, patio many
extras, no qualifying. Just Sl6,-
500. Call Q49-730O.
HUGH 4. PECK. l1240 Georgia Ave.
RANDOLPH HILLS-Rambler, w.
". carpet, storm winds. and doors.
patio, FHA fin, inmed. occup.
4704 CoaehWay DR.. WI. 6-6263.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-set on i0Ox
100 .park-like lot Of magnificent
tall trees. This stately brick and
stone. air-cond. Colonial offers
both quality and graeiousness
center-hall entrance leads "a
sunken liv. rm.. sep. din. rm.,
completely equip. kit. 1s-ft. den,
and powder rm. on LIST fir.
really spacious bedrms. and
baths upstairs. Fin. bsmt. incl
sprawling -paneled rec. rm, with
bar AND 2nd firepl., maids rm.
and full bath. GARAGE, S45,9bO
ANDR1S REALTY. OIL. 2-e07O til 9
ROCK CREEK PALISADES
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MARTIN

ALEXANDRIA ARIA
Fresh as a Daisy
Fresh paint inside, ail-brick
outside, a-bedfoom rambler.
separate dinine room. fire.
place ~ hvinI room, tull
BASEMENT. earport, TALL
TREES, level lot, wooded
area behind property Many
ssirs. inelss. ( a flexible H.
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Y KENSsfNNGfTToIIiNi

1A@AN61ANAA \ Wv
FAMILY NEIGHBORHOOD
3-bedrm., 2-bath split-level, rec.
rm., level corner lot on eul-de-sae,
walk 70 grade, Junior and senior
high schools. only $1,000.
049-286O
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
ROCKvILE-4 bedrms., Q baths,
sep. din. rm., 2 bsmts.. attic
fan. adj. TO park. S16.600. OWN
Err. Pc. 2-3464.
ROCKVILLE = Treat the family.
Like-neW 3-bedroom, ~ bath
and rec. rm. Vacant. S23, ZOO.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
1895 New Hamp. Ave. HE. 4-l7OO
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
ROCKvILLE-S4bO down, 3-bedrm.
rambler. with rec. rm., $4,000.
GEORGE ALLEN. Realtor. 949-1950
ROCKVILLE = Immaculate 3-bed
room rambler with huge family
style kitchen and lovely finished
recreation room in full basement.
Assume large loan with no quail
flying. S17,500.
James. c. conley q Co. JU. e-41s4
ROCKVILLE-No SIS On. OF, $3.50
dn. FLA, 500 mo. pays all. 3-bed-
rm. rambler $4,000. r. l.
SMITH. Realtor. GA. 4-771l. GA.
4-6422.
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iANnAM-custom built, 4 bsdFm.
2 baths, .ep. DIN; IN. asyllrh.
bamt,, Level wooded lot off'ttfeel
JOHN oiI' Hh1IiiiRTs Co WA. 7.ossO
LgwnDALE = Briek Cape Cod. 4
hsdrma. din, .rm,, fuil b,nt, with
I.i'd i, TO- ~ sd ss'n =. I yosf
$4,000 RoBkRT 4 paws 4 co
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ALEXANDRIA

INN aeulate S-bedroom brick Fan.
pler on corner lot, conveniently
located on South Kings hwy, q
few miles south OF Alexandria.
Features "a baths. fireplace, e6f-
port. beautifully equipped kitchen.
aluminium fenced lot. Sls,p60,.
VA nothing down. 90,
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LIST WITH LINGO

FOUR CORNERS, in woOdmoor :
rm. rambler. CENTRALLY AIH
CONDITIONED, sep, din. rm.. liv
Tm. with firepl. GARAGE brIghl
rifle buy a siS.bO0. -
7 IT HATpTN 522-0552
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commune On Ns1t FsEO
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GARRETT PA. KsTATEs-s.bedrm
dishwasher. rec. rp.. fenced, Z
sItsi, a. public -PsI Seh z ssh ,s
1902 CushinE ar. e4e-3934.
GARRETT PARK-vaeant. Imme.
diate possession. All brick split.
level. 3 bedrooms. separate din
rm,, fin. rec. Tm; acre 10
with many trees. FHA appraised
szl'oOo. --.,--
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FOUR CORNERS :. central-air
eond.. Sli-brick rambler. 8 bed
rms. 2 full baths. modern kiteh-
en- with table space. firepl. In liy.
rm., rec. rm. with bar and sink.
Level lot. chain link fencing. 2:
car driveway, ias SlE. e BY, z snS
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MHsIgSIEE 81 ~. CH syASSESSS8R NET

MONTGOMERY Hills ARIA
Lares corner brick. destined ioI
i sss. LsnT eI Hi lsas sei avail. 81 an.
point. only. Call FR. 10000 Of
4S9.S9s7 ewes. and week ends.
1875 9Th 81. NV. OC n. S:oeoC
PRESTON PLACE f0WN HOUSES,
air eond.. from 500. OIL. 4-41OO.
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HOUSES 10 SHARE

RoCKyILLx-psslr. SUI g .hsr.
az. YARD. 20. a.a57O svsa.
HOUSES FoR sALE-D. Q.
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ROCKVILLE - Cutest rambler.
S SsS.I .;1 1tt bar o, oft;.tT .S park
KEN DRUSKIN. Realtor. 949-40OO
R0CKvILLE-spseious bFk. ram
bier, features 3 bedrms.. huge kit,
large I'd. with mature trees, our
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OAKvIEW-BTick rambler, featur-
Ing many extras. fireplace, is.
kit. beautiful rec. room. lovely
fenced yard, Assume high loan
HUGH d. PECK. iis46 Georgia Ave.
PARKw0OD-stons front, 3-bed-
rm. brk. rambler with built-in
garage on lge, corner lot. con-
venient to NH, Naval Hospital.
public and parochial schools. I'm
usually large livina-dining area
with paneled firepl. wall. modern
kit. with eating space. bsmt. with
irepl. excellent for rec. rm..
BOGLEY
zoos Wis. Ave. OIL. 6-7sOO It'll Q
P0TOMAC-Lovely 4-bedrm. 2-bath
rm.. mod. kit. den. powder rm.,
rec. rm.. garage. $4,000, OIL.
BuRToN-KELLMoH. Realtor
MISUNDERSTANDING I-acre estate,
In fashionable country club area.
Rambling contemporary-style resi-
dence Of great charm, Built OF
solid redwood. on level Handicapped
lot. Featuring spaciousness
throughout. GORGEOUS 4O-ft. liv-
ging-dining area. with paneled
walls and fireplace. Opens onto
flagstone patio, 2 huge bedrms.,
plus paneled library with fireplace.
A luxury home for small family.
ROGT .EV
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T. N. LERNER

HAZARD RAMBLER = Pa
lures rec; rm: apd bath
beaut. flagstone patio. Flee
trie Kitchen and separate
dining rm., Al $50, 800. as
sumo large lst trust. or re-
finance OIL or FHA. A rare
opportunity on t0daye mar
ket. TO Inspect call Us now,
p4p-23OO.
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS SINCE 1905
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FASHION NOTEBOOK
Coming Up-A
Fashion Spool
BY .ELENl

Along with the extra -curricular designing Donald
of Towney does priority to the creation Of
costumes for theater productions.
He bones about it, He's mad for the theatah
and gets close possible to the world through the
medium of clothes The Brooks designs in mo Strings
for Diahann Carroll had the feminine audience enrapt
He has done clothes for ROmy Schneider and Carol
Lynley, which the years from 1923 to 1888 IN the
forthcoming Otto Preminger film THE CARDINAL Donald
tells us he's doing the cloths two Broadway shows
Barefoot the Park" and the new musical "A Girl 10 Ne
member which awaits Burnett following the birth OF
her baby saws he This one ought to be DESIGNERS
dream since it ampoons Hollywood musical films OF the
1930s"
PRIDE OF AUTHORSHIP-When Elizabeth
Arden in recently she very excited about her
new Saratoga nail and npstick shade dreamed up to
celebrate the Tooth anniversary Of the famous The
small capsule showing Of the Oscar de La Renta collection
found the models coming through giant horseshoe OF red
carnations that captured the new color per1ecuy taking
with the designer who Dominican and extremely charm
ing discovered how he has made sure MISS Arden always
has on de la design Il made her stop wearing any
thing else" he stated softly but emphaticaly.
WHERE E1sE9-The sidewalks of New York are always
coorfu weren't prepared for the sight OF pretty
blonde with longish bob whizzing by on pink VeSpa
that for getting around in the big city in styleP
IT'S SHAME-Its really shame that the personality
hat dress they've created Take Miss Alice the mil
liner When she talks hats even the pros sit up and take
notice At her showing Of Fall and Winter millinery she
did the running commentary went something like this:
'"see these underneathhe hat scarfsP They're great
for sagging chnS."
'"Tm great believer in designing good hats that
woman is proud Of"
'Draping turban is as important as piece Of scup-
ture"
'"when first entered the fashion industry must have
been out of my mind"
"A $35 hat do to get results than trip to
the psychiatrist."
'"Women who go without hats should have their heads
examined"
ga hat can transform woman from plain to pretty"
YOU NAME IT-Joan Brown, Washington regional
director Of the Fashion Group, adds fashion touch
to place cards when she plans the seating for
luncheon. recent luncheon found them attached to
small swatches Of galy colored fabrics.
HE BURIED HER-Charles Of the Rtzs famous make
up artist William LOew told recently in New York. that
he buried Cleopatra last JANUARY and that makeup
definitely away from the overmade up look IRE
fined look is the look to Leon AmendOa Charles
Of the Ritz harStyist says that the American
fashion winner this year. This the kind girl who likes
to play tennis wants hardo that she can Just
brush and comb through later and still look great He
predicts swing back the hairsyles Of the '30s when
Carlo and the late Lombard devoees Of the close
the head, natural-looking hairdo.
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and Lovers" is interrupting a
honeymoon with her BRIDE
groom, Mr.. Robert Brandt, to
look over the new theater and
give the benefit her blessing.
She is unable to attend the
opening on Thursday.
Assisting in making the
benefit a gala will be a group
of young Embassy row daugh-
tiers In their national dress.
who will assist as junior
hoSteSSes.
Joining In the champagne
christening tomorrow from 5
to 6 pm, will be members Of
the Premiere Committee and
a number of invited guests.
Mrs. Dorothy E. Williams is
general chairman for the
benefit. She is being as
sisted by Miss Rose Mckee,
Mrs. Myron M. Cowen, Mrs.
Evelyn Dent Boyer, Mrs.
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Actress to Christen TheQter

Actress Janet Leigh will
Shatter a bottle of cham
payne over the facade of the
new Embassy Theater at a
pre-benefit opening party to-
morrow afternoon in the lob
by Of the theater, located on
Florida avenue just off of
Connecticut avenue NV.
The benefit opening itself
will be hel6 on Thursday
and will be sponsored by
the Am erican Newspaper
Women's Club, with Mrs. w.
Averell Hartman, wife Of the
Undersecretary Of State, as
honorary chairman.
Proceeds from the benefit
will be divided between the
proposed National Cultural
Center and the newswomen's
clubhouse fund.
Miss Leigh, star Of the the
ater's opening movie, Wives
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25

Gladys T. Montgomery, Miss
Malvina Stephenson, Mrs. ].
Hite Gilbert, Mrs. Irene B.
Caldwell and Mrs. Jane Eads
Bancroft.
Mrs. Anne Denton Blair is
president Of the ANWC whose
honorary members include
Mrs. John F. Kennedy and
former First Ladies Mrs. Har-
Truman and Mrs. Dwight D.
Eisenhower, Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth of England
and the Queen Mother Of
England.
Among notables who have
made reservations for the
event are the Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. C. Doug
las Dillon, Secretary Of
Health, Education and We'll
fare and Mrs. Anthony Cele-
breeze, the Ambassador Of
Chile and Mrs. Serge Gu
tierrez, the Ambassador Of
South Africa and Mrs. w. c.
Naude, the Ambassador Of
Burma and Mrs. On Sem, the
Ambassador Of Iran and Mrs,
Foroughi, the Ambassador Of
Saudi Arabia and Mrs. Al
Khayyal, the Ambassador Of
Jamaica and Lady Ashen-
helm, and the Lebanese Am
bassador and Mrs. Ibrahim
El-Ahdab.
Others planning to attend
include Senator and Mrs. ].
William Fulbright, Represen-
tative Frances Bolton, Repre-
sentative Dante B. Fascell.
District Engineer Commits
sioner and Mrs. Charles M.
Duke, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Martenet, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert LIE Baron, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry K. Hickey, Mrs. An
drew Burding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Alsberg. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper S. Baker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Castle and Mr..
and Mrs. Abbot Low Mills, jr.
Serving as patrons for the
benefit are the Peruvian
Ambassador and Mrs. Berc-
kemeyer, the Ambassador Of
the Netherlands and Mrs.
van Rojen, the Australian
Ambassador and Lady Beale,
the Ambassador Of South
Africa and Mrs. Naude,
Senate Majority Leader and
the Ambassador of Greece
and Mrs. Matsas, the Ambas-
sador of Japan and Mrs. Ta.'
keuchi, Treasury Secretary
and Mrs. Dillon, the Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Robert
Kennedy and Assistant Secre-
tary of Labor Esther Peter
son.
Senate Majority Leader and
Mrs. Mike Mansfield and Sen
ate Minority Leader and Mrs.
Everett Mckinley Dirksen are
also among those serving as
patrons, as well as Senator
and Mrs. Fulbright, Senator
and Mrs. Edward Kennedy
and Representative and Mrs.
Clifford Davis.
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Ark because 1t includes two
ponies, three dogs, eight cats
and o dozen birds in golden
cages. A frequent guest is
her ex-h usband, Bob
Westhof, American ceramist
and father Of 2-year-old
Denis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-25
Nouh's Ark

BREUn, France (WNS)
Best-selling writer FRANCHISE
Sagan has gone all out for
animal pets for her baby son,
Denis Westhof. Her Normandy
property is now called Noah's
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01

FDA's division Of pharmaceuti-
cal chemistry, told the news
conference that government SCI
entists have not been able to
dissolve creatine in mineral oil.
Lab Tests: Laboratory tests
Of krebiozen samples in the past
have not shown any ingredient
present other than those con-
tanned in mineral oil.
The FDA earlier, replying to
court suit by Durovic charg-
ing "harrassment" by federal
agents, hinted broadly it be-
lieved much Of the krebiozen
sold in the past ten years was
nothing but mineral oil.
Andrew 9. Ivy, Md, prin-
|cipal backer Of krebiozen, denied
that krebiozen is creatine. He
contended the federal announce
ment was a "smear to avoid q
government sponsored test Of the
product. The melting point,
solubility, and other chemical
properties of krebiozen differ
from creatine, according to Dr..
Ivy.
DR.. Wiley, however, said the
Identification was absolutely
conclusive. !" Infra-red spec
Biography, x-ray diffraction and
crystaIlographic studies es-
tablished the material as crea-
tine, he said.
He said Identification was not
possible heretofore because the
government could not obtain
enough Of the powder, and it
was not possible to isolate it in
the mineral oil ampuleS. The
team effort involving other fed
eral agencies, including the NCI,
and university scientists began
last July. It was described as
similar to the tracing of a mans
identity through his fingerprints.
Violations of Laws: The threat
Of criminal prosecution was not
directly linked to Identified alton of
the substance. Larrick said any
prosecution would involve pos
Sible covering such actions as
possible false representations to
the government and submission
of false data. 1t was learned
the government also is investi-
eating whether krebioZen was
sold for a profit, which would
have been illegal for a drug
ostensibly being used for ex-
perimental purposes.
Krebiozen has been banned
from interstate distribution since
June IL because the sponsors
withdrew their applicationfor ex-
perimental use Of the product,
an application required under the
new drug law passed by Con-
gress last year.
FDA plans to issue a report
soon on the analysis of 507 cases
Of cancer patients treated with
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
Court Muy G ct
krebiozen Dufu

The federal government raised
the threat of criminal prosecu-
ton OF the makers Of krebiozen
and revealed that the alleged
anti-cancer powder is a COM
mon amino acid derivative called
creatine.
"In the normal course Of
events" the Food & Drug Ad-
ministration will recommend to
the Dept. Of Health, Education
& Welfare that the krebiozen
producers show cause why they
should not be prosecuted on a
criminal charge, declared FDA
Commissioner George P. Lar
rick.
Found in Human Body: He
made the statement at a hastily
called news conference at which
it was disclosed that scientists
had identified krebioZen as crea-
tine, which is plentifully avail
able from meat in the ordinary
diet and is a normal constituent
of the human body essential to
muscle contraction.
The human body produces in
"a hours as much as 100000
times the amount of creatine as
the alleged content Of krebiozen
in one krebioZen-m mineral oil am
pule, the government said. Crea-
tine has been found to be in
effective even in very high doses
against animal tumors in routine
cancer tests at the National Can
Ger Institute.
DR.. Stevan Durovic, "dis-
coverer" Of krebiozen, offered
to sell krebiozen powder to NCI
for $4,000 a gram. Creatine
may be obtained for 80 cents a
gram from commercial labora-
tory.
One of the questions still un-
resolved in the krebioZen con-
troversy is whether or not the
krebiozen ampuleS actually con-
tanned any of the powder now
identified as creatine. Frank T.
Wiley, PhD., director Of the
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
Veterans Day Set
For November 10
continued from page y

exercises on or near Nov. IL to
give recognition to what he
termed "the invaluable services
Of those who wore their coun-
try'S uniforms"
In his proclamation, Governor
Carvel traced the development
Of the Nov. 18th observance,
pointing out that, as "Armistice
Day." it initially commemorated
the ending Of World War I and
provided a means Of "paying
tribute to the heroes Of that
tragic struggle" Later, accord
ing to the gubernatorial procla-
nation, the name Of the holiday
was changed to "Veterans Day"
in order to expand the signifi-
canoe of the Nov. 18th observ-
ance so that ga grateful Nation
might pay appropriate homage to
all those veterans who have con-
tributed so much to the pres
ervation Of this Nation"
Milford chronicle., 1963-11-01
{. D. Films Are
Now Available

The State Department ot Civil
Defense announces the avail
ability Of three new 16 nm
Motion Picture Films.
"Shelter On A Quiet Street"
explains how the Individual fam
lily shelter serves as a useful
addition to the community and
National Shelter Plan, and shows
how one American family went
about constructing a fallout shell
ter in the basement of their
home.
Actual construction of the
basement shelter is demon
strated in step-by- step d all,
with particular focus on the ma
terials and techniques used to
build the shelter walls and roof
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participate in ceremonies and
observances which will point up
the invaluable services Of those
who wore their country's uni
forms, and who, today, as citi-
zens, keep up the good fight for
strong and free United States Of
America.
FURTHER, urge the attend
ance of Delawareans and our
good friends from the neighbor-
ing State Of New Jersey at the
now traditional Veterans Day ex-
ercises to be held at the Della
ware Memorial Bridge Plaza the
afternoon Of Sunday, Nov. 10.