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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
OH-Truck BETTING
Sought in Stute

ANNAPOLIS. Mar. Z (AP) -
A study Of leealized off-track
betting was suggested today by
two Baltimore legislators.
A resolution, sponsored by
Delegates Joseph A. Acker and
Ernest D. Young said regulated
betting would proteet the pub
lie against beokmakers and
provide new sources Of .inan-
cial assistance TO the State
and its subdivisions.
These arguments in favor
Of off-track betting are suffi-
GENTLY compelling to show the
wisdom Of q complete study
Of the subject" the resolution
said.
The Governor was asked to
appoint a study commission
which would report it's recon-
mendations before the 1854
General Assembly session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Heymon' Voted Z
Player Of Year
In ACC BoIIotine

RALEIGH. N. c.. Mar. 7
(AP) Versatile Art Heyman,
called the best player in
Dukes history" by Coach Vic
Bubas, has been voted Atlantic
Coast Conference basketball
player Of the year.
The g. foot : 5 All America
from Rockville Centre, N. Y.
received SO Of 90 votes cast by
members Of the Atlantic Coast
Sports Writers Association.
Heyman earlier was named
Associated Press player Of the
year, to the All-America team
and made the all-conference
and ,ah-tournament teams for
the third year in a row.
In leading the Blue Devils to
q 24-2 record, Heyman has
scored 1859 points so far this
season for an average Of 25.3.
Heyman, who plans a career
In law, says he would like to
play professional basketball for
at least two years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

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tIelephone be5-6339). Nc skiing
sHAWNEELAND = winchester, Va
tTelephone WA. ASSAY No skins
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Telephone ROockwood 208f.1 Ter
% sO-ineh base temperature drop
WILDCAT MOUNTAIN. N. H.-rhr.,
inches powder on 1s-o5-ineh base.
showing, Excellent.
CANNON MOUNTAIN, n. H.-Tv,
inches o. powder on l1-65-inch base
SnoWing. Good to excellent.
CRANMQRE. n. H.-Paeked powder Of
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MOUNT SNOW. 'yT-trsiephons 4s4.
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BIG BROMLEY - Manchester. W
Telephone .297.) Granular on 2l
to 5s-inch base. sleetins. Good.
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Telephone 422-3333l Packed
: powder on a. f0i-ineh base. snOR'
MOUNT sTRATTON. vT,-one-lnel
: new sranular on 36-7esineh base
sleettng. Excellent
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powder on bO-7B-lnch base! SNOW,
Ing. Excellent n. Us
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new powder on 4O-Bs-inehes. snow
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THE srowE AREa-Tvo inshe
packed powder on 47-09 inches
Showing. Excellent
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Telephone 7B3-507l.l One-inci
powder on ls-4s inches. snowins
Good 10 excellent.
HOMESTEAD. PA. - Skins GOOD
Twenty-two-ineh base.
LAUREL MOUNTAIN, PA.-Ten TO q
inches granular; 7 bar ana tow
operating.
BIG BOULDER. PA.-slxteen TO %
inch base. surfaee packed. Good y
ELK MOUNTAIN, PA.-Ten 10 80
inch base, soft surface
DENTON. PA.--Ten u 30-inch base
Fair 10 good.
BELLEAYRE. N. wet. Twenty
five 10 i0-inch Ease .Skiing GOOD
HUNTER MOUNTAIN, n. Y.-Tsn Il
33-inch base. Good .--
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

81 heard rumors last year
that they were after me, I" Zunie
said, ION what grounds I
don't know, but nothing was
said. II / had been told last
year that this actually was
being considered / could have
been looking around.n = 80
Built Cage Program
If zunic pushes his case to
the Legislature 1t will be the
second time the lawmakers
have shown an interest In him.
Some members raised eyebrows
over the salary repeatedly Of
fered to him to leave Boston
University in 1859 and come
to Massachusetts,.
In seven years at Blu, he
built the basketball program to
the point where the Terriers
were invited to the NCAA
regional eliminations for the
first time in 1858.
Since coming to Massachu-
sets. ziinic has complied a
57-4l won-lost record, won the
Yankee Conference champion
ship last season and q berth
in the NCAA regional playoffs.
This year his team had a 1919
record. SOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

I'd have to leave baseball.
tried my hand in various other
fields but all were unsatisfac-
tory. Religion seemed to be
the ultimate answer.
Kemmerer. who had attended
the University of Pittsburgh,
enrolled at Illinois Wesleyan at
Bloomington. Ill, and studied
religion for two years. He re-
sumed at Houston after the
Chicago White Sox sold him TO
the Colts in, June, 1862.
Il decided on q two-year
trial period to determine
whether I was qualified" he
said. THE more / was in it.
the more l became convinced
that I could do the work. Base
ball helped. 1t helped me to
understand human nature
better"
Now in his 18th year in
organized ball, Kemmerer ap.
peared in Sc games last season,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Joe Kuhurich's
Dad Dies at rs

SOUTH BEND. Ina, Mar. Z
AP).-Martin Kuharich, rs
father OF Joe Kuharich, head
football coach at the University
OF Notre Dame, died early today
IN st. Joseph's Hospital.
he had entered the hospital
Monday after suffering q
stroke.
Born in Yugoslavia. he came
to the United States at IA.
The funeral will be Saturday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

posting a IA record. He has
an eight-year major league
mark of 4S victories and 50
defeats. s,Is .wa art
Eyes IO-Year Career
I'D like to become a l0-year
man in the big league before /
become a full-time minister, I"
he said. .e,
In his sermons he OCCASION
ally falls back on baseball to
get his point across. Speaking
before 700 prisoners at Hints
vile lTex) State Prison last
winter, he declared:
II know you guys think the
worlds against you, but here's
a guy who had the CUTS and
the determination to make
good,
Then he told them about Jim
Rivera. who came out Of prison
and made good with the Chi
caeo White Sox.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Zunic Bottles Custer
AtNew England School

AMHERST, Mass, Mar. I
(AP).-The burning question
here at the University Of Mas
-sachusetts today is whether the
school has . basketball coach
/ Athletic Director Warren
McGuirk says Matt Zunic is
fired. Zunic says he isn't and
It may take the State Legis-
lature TO straighien out the
muddle. %
zunic's firing was announced
yesterday by MeGuifk, who
said a change in the head
coaching position is in the best
interests Of the university.
But zunic said the school has
no grounds for its action.
May Go to Legislature
They asked me to resign
Tuesday and / refused. I have
no reason to resign. The next
thing ! knew I was fired.
This damages my reputation
as a coach and l have to fight
it to protect myself--all the
way TO the Legislature II neces-
sary."
2unic said a letter written
by Referee Ben Light after q
game in Buffalo in which
Canisius edged Massachusetts,
1852. might have prompted
the university to ask for his
resignation.
zunic. a graduate Of George
Washington University who
later played pro ball with the
washington Caps. said he
abused Light verbally after the
game. 7. -. :
only one foul was called
against Canisius in the final
~ minutes" zunie said, Pand
used profanity talking 10 him
after the game"
Rumors around the university
also mention q difference OF
opinion between McGuirk and
zunic over scheduling. Zunic
obtained major college recog-
milton from the NCAA and Il
said to want o big-time ma
tional schedule.
McGuirk has scheduled
games with many smaller
schools for next season. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Begin
for
Hunt Card

BERRYVILLE, Va, Mar. 7
Especially Horses from Mary
land, Virginia and Pennsylvania
today began preparing for the
Blue Ridge Hunts annual
point to point races at
pm, Saturday at Graham
Doughertys Woodley Farm
near here.
Newcomers to this year.
cross-country racing viii b,
Taylor Chewing. jr.'s, Meath
Capt. J. L. B. BentIey's Enrol.
down, O. L. Ohrstrom's Dor
Mutt II and Goveneur Cadwal.
lader's Mr.. Herbert NJ. all due
to start In the Sandy Baldwin
Memorial novice race which
opens the card.
They will 60 against Joe
Claffy's Royal BIN and Edward
Stephenson's Castletown, both
previous starters but non-win-
ners at the Casanova and Rap
pahannock meetings.
= The George P. Greenhalsh
Memorial race for owner-riders
has the unbeaten Teramuun,
with Archibald Kingsley up, 60
ing against c. H. Wight on
Gambler, Joseph Pumiiia on
Fondness. and Thomas Beach
on Myeroft.
Thomas Beach has an entry
Of Cosmic Dust and Milspal in
the ladies race. They will be
ridden by Barbara Kraeling and
Virginia Beach. against Pa
tricia Boyce on Sencadora and
Mary Alice Brown on Mrs. A. o.
Choate's Sulphur Springs.
The Joseph Lewis Memorial
open race and a quarter horse
race complete the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Isoocs to Resign
AS LungIeyPro

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Mar.
7 (AP).-Jaek Isaacs. veteran
Virginia golf professional, said
today he Is reSiEning his post
at the Langley AFB Golf club,
effective April /.
Isaacs, 81. has been pro at
the Air Force club since 1898.
He came 10 the Newport
News area in 1884 as profess
sional at the Old Dominion
Coli club. q public course no
longer IN operation.
Isaacs has won five Virginia
State open championships and
three Maryland Open titles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
z Dodger Rockies
To PIuy Saturday
Against Senators

vERo BEACH. Fla. Mar. 7
tAPp Manager Walter Aston
Of the Dodgers yesterday named
two rockies, Second Baseman
Nate tPee weeL Oliver and
Leftfieider Ken McMullen, to
start IN the teams opening ex-
hibition Saturday against the
Senators. f''~
Oliver. who batted .sl7 for
Spokane last year. viii be tried
in the No. 2 spot in the batting
order. ' ~
McMullen, q 20-year-old
highlander who hit 81 home
runs and averaged .2s2 at
Omaha, will bat seventh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Contracts Signed
For Houston Pork

HOUSTON. Mar. 2 (AP) =
Contracts we're signed yester-
day for construction Of q Si9.A
million domed stadium as the
hone Of the Houston Colts.
The documents were signed
BY contractors and Harris
County officials three years,
seven months and nine DAYS
after county voters gave initial
approval 10 the project with
a SIS million bond issue in
1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
PITCHER STUDIES EoR MINISTRY
Nov Preaching: Kemmerer

I APACHE JUNCTION, Ariz.
Mar. = ,(AP).--A Bible in one
hand, a baseball in the other
Russ Kemmerer Is equally al
home in the pulpit as he is on
the mound. ea9.,c.e
The 32-year-old relief pitcher
fof the Houston Colts is asso-
ciate pastor Of the Bethany
Methodist Church in Houston,
He is studying to become an
ordained minister at the UNI
versity Of Houston, where he
viii return for his church du-
ties in October. tsr
Il hope to obtain my bach
elor Of divinity degree in two
years" Kemmerer said today.
Il, am maIoring in philosophy
Of religion, New Testament. and
taking a course in sociology"
Given Several Sermons
AS a pastor. Kemmerer is
qualified to take the pulpit and
he. already has given several
sermons since he embraced the
church four years ago. He
preached at a Methodist church
here last Sunday, then went
to Geronimo Field and took his
turn on the mound in a squad
game. --t ~, stsft =.
The g. foot q, 200 pound
righthander always has beer
interested in youngsters anc
in a way that's how he started
IN the ministry. .la.
II think it was IN 1858 thai
I first began thinking seriously
ABOUT the ministry" KEN
merer said. Hoping to pre-
pare myself for the time when
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Patterson Breaks
Spor Mates Jaw

MIAMI. Mart (AP(-Floyd
Patterson broke the Jaw Of his
chief sparrine partner. Hanni-
bal Wilson. during a boxing
session sunday, Patterson's
camp has revealed.
Wilson's jaw is wired and he
viii be unable to box again be-
fore Patterson's fight with
Champion Sonny Liston April
10 at Miami Beach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Race Results
Bowie

lst--S3,500; cling: Ayr, A. IN; fur
Happy King wv. CoI) ss. 40 s2.e0 ~. 90
Inyineible lFeFrapol ann 100
Count Bull tkimbalD "a IN,
Partisan, Allaheem, Bob,s Gem.
CHERRY Piet. Kun on Doe. Pain
Tree Pasha, Time. 1:2sas.
2d-S2 500; cling: 3-yrs.; g furlonas.
cara WefraFe) 1900 5.4O 3.R0
Last Pew View (McKee) SEQ 3.I0
Af sTSfa an q NM M Ch RS.ss eroo, ea
rowly. Hgun Boy. clynmalira. News
Ability, Why Tony Why. Baiiet Queen
our .Fiae, Time, 1:I6h.
Daily Double (3-lOl a1.AS4.2A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
cose Game Cancelled

NEW YORK. Mar, Z CAP)
Last nights basketball game
involving Cornell and Column
bia was Cancelled because the
upstate New York team was
unable to travel because Of
snowstorm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
6uIFstreum

lst--!$3,O 900; mdn.: ayr; 2 fur.
sgn Natlye q. Adams sic ESQ g.20
Lhat NAB IN. Grant, $40 SEA
New Democracy ~. Del vecchio) 5.a0
Admiral Rullah, Needless Princess,
Petoskey, Lucky Boy. Beetle OF Rum.
lrisn Demon II. Bxort, Third Deck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
LIVE Presses.
80 ga rs p
Forward With
$50 ~ Ag u
Bowie Probe
by JOSEPH b. KELLY
N y 3 Star Racing Editor

r, Bruce Livie, chairman Of
the Maryland Racing Commits
sion, said today he win press
ahead. with the Investigation OF
alleged bought" mounts for
jockeys at the current Bowie
meeting. , a-t, y
I'VE are determined to find
out il jockey agents and jock
teys are violating the, racing
rules by paying trainers for
mUuntS.% Live said. 1.-THE COM
mission has a duty to the pub
lie which supports racing to
run this thing down. If we turn
lup the guilty parties they will
be punished"
The Bowie contingent Of
about 80 jockey agents were
assembled before the racing
commission yesterday before
the races. The jockeys were
IChllcu III ldJCT. ~r...t.
No one among the agents. or
the riders supplied the commits
sion with any concrete infor-
nation that mounts had been
obtained at the meeting by
providing the trainer OF a
horse with a free large bet on
his horse, as alleged In an ar
ticle by a Baltimore racing
writer earlier in the week.
Lie : detector tests for the
agents were mentioned at yes
terday's' hearing, and a number
of agents expressed their will
tngness to submit to such tests.
However II is doubtful that lie
detector tests will be used by.
the commission. ,r.
The only person at the hear
ing who said that he knew any
thing about ''buyings q mount
by having an agent propose a
bet for the trainer was Jockey
William Cox, although he
pointed out he is not aware
that the procedure Is being
used at Bowie.
1T went on at New orleans
about 10 years ago, and 1t hap
pened almost every day." Cox
told the commission.
Il haven't run into It here
added Cox, who has been riding
at Bowie for only a few days.
Although Mvie expressed
concern that the current
charges might affect the at
tendance and betting at the
track, 1t has hardly been
evident, - vI
After, Bowie registered a ST..
million -pius play In the rain
Tuesday, q crowd Of S,642 wa
gered s8S4,4i5 yesterday.
Uncle Sam did not share in
the payoff, but one Of the
larger daily doubles Of the
meeting was paid yesterday
when Rose W. (S36.20) and
Roman Don (S24.4O) provided
a $385.S0 return for holders Of
IL and u tickets.
Payoffs In excess Of 1902 for
50 require that the holders Of
such tickets submit positive
Identification to cashiers in
accordance with an Internal
Revenue Service directive.
Jockey Wayne Chambers es-
capped with only a mud bath
after he was tossed when, leav.
ing the gate aboard Little Ping
at the start of yesterdays
eighth race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
Boats and Marine

~ MAHOGANY RUNABOUT. vicon-
.rols. VS.. 25-hp. Moter, scsssrOliha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

ALL THE BEST should make n three in a row
s nssfs ~ MON vas winner for s2s0O, FIRE MOON,
a.s rs, Ext xxx-1O pounds Apprentice allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

ssso Jaclyn stable-Mrt. N. Erlanger tntry.
'1if,2e5 bJ. ?. Pons-FTed c. oablsr entry.
use RAPsCALL1ON "a has been training alphabetically
for his eebut fer Bewes Bena. RED0AuNTLET ran 3
ereditable when third IN Ms beW AZ flmee STAR
ROCK part II IN entry with kApseiion, rates chance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

NJ L. haymaker-H. D, Hyman entry.
SIR CHAIRMAN fer $4,000 and should he able
70 peat siehtly bettAF horses here. LEATHER STOCK
MS hne an excuse u his Isat and Isl due Ter . top
exeehent ehanee. s,ta 1921 s.t- -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

FRIDAY RACES. TRACK FAST Posr; r1ME, i.se PM.

yete RED TEAMS IfH y IunnihT late and locks
IKE ne ptneiPal 5.SaL SPANISH ERA was ssssnd 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

tHAtIyn HtabIe-Mrs. n. BrIanger entry. -
SUNRISE COUNTY ehe Of ths ten 3-ysar-olds last
Ing yell fer Tommy Kelly. FOLK DANCER was i zane
5 .Gsss ansr II ~ last KING or SWEPs better
BEST BET-sUNRISE COUNTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07
THIRD %. s ..Iss, $4,000 maiden sysArsid colts

as,s ,W0RRIGAL drops into winning spot. GENEsEE
\ VALLEY was not beaten far when fifth IN a Foute
sNent. PLUM NELLY Is due fer toB effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

Jockey Wayne Chamber, es-
capped with only a mud bath
after he was tossed when leav-
ing the gate aboard Little Ping
at the start of yesterdays
eighth race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-07

.s!S. NM s'' -i: t i 'i SFRt
Evening star., 1963-12-22

xl& Is ]
'enins, Cont.
$50 q NEWSNIGHT.
Sam Donaldson, anchorman.
ZOO q SATURDAY NIGHT REPORT.
News. Weather. Sports.
q HIGHWAY PATROL.
Crime. Broderek Crawford. (RepeatJ
q TRAILS WEST.
Western. A jailed editor finds a way to
preserve freedom Of the press and expose
a mining s~indIe Ray MiIIand, host-nar-
rator
q LAWBREAkER.
Police. Color indianapolis" One Of
three criminals kills a deputy sheriff in
cold blood Lee Marvin, narrator.
7:3o q THE LIEUTENANT.
Drama. Hour. "The Alien" Captain
Rambridse tRobert vaushn) tries to find
way to keep Korean Orphan sent to
him by mistake. Danny Nasa and Mad
lyn Rhue are featured.
@ SUGARFo0T.
Western. Hour. viii Hutchns stars.
tRepeat)
q H00TENANNY.
Folk Music. / Hour. Guests: The Modern
Folk Quartet, the Chad Mitchell Trio,
Josh White. Enid MOsier. Carolyn Hester,
the Serendpity Singers and comedian
Charlie Mamma From the University Of
Maryland.
@ JACKIE GLEASON SHOW.
CONSEQUENTLY. Hour. Featuring Frank
Fontaine.
3:3o q THE JOEY BISHOP SHOW.
Comedy. Color. Ellie tAbby Dalton) puts
joey in a cast to practice her first aid
Evening star., 1963-12-22

q LAWRENCE WELK SHOW.
Music. l Hour. With regulars Norma
thinner and the Lennon Sisters.
q THE DEFENDERS.
Drama. ] Hour. "Fugue For Trumpet
and Small Boy" A l6-year-old boy, ne
elected by his mother, commits a mis-
demeanor. Patrick o'Neal. Joyce Van
Patten and Peter Lazer star.
900 q SAT. NIGHT At THE MOVIES.
Approximately Hours. "The Secret
Partner" 1861. Stewart Granger.
@ BOURBON STREET BEAT.
Crime. Hour. Andrew ouooan stars.
tRepeat)
$50 q HOLLYWOOD DEB BALL.
Special. Hour Presentation Of "Debby'
awards by Gordon and SheiIa MaeRae
to 10 actresses Meredith MacRae
tdaUghter Of Gordon and SheiIO Is
among the starIets receiving the statu-
cites. From the Hollywood Palladium
q THE NEW PHIL SILVERS SHOW.
Comedy. When Grafton (PhiI SilveFsl Is
snUbbed BY a beautiful girl barbara
Shelley he hires a hex. Buddy Lester Is
featured. (oTiginally scheduled for De-
cembeF 14l
1000 @ THE UNT0UcHABLES.
Crime. ! Hour Syndicate Sanctuary"
(Repeat)
q cUNSM0KE.
Western. Hour. An eccentric transient
and his motley offspring bring tragedy to
rancher Uim Hampton). James Arness
stars. Lynn LoTing Is featured.
1870 q DICK POWELL THEATER.
Drama Hour. obituary for Mr.. X"
John Ireland. Gary Merrill, Dina Merrill
Evening star., 1963-12-22

q LAWBREAkER.
Police. Color. indianapolis" One Of
three criminals kills a deputy sheriff in
cold blood. Lee Marvin, narrator.
Evening star., 1963-12-22

Western. A jailed editor finds a way to
preserve freedom Of the press and expose
a mining sWindIe. Ray MiIIand, host-nar-
rator.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
WHAT EVERY
BRIDE TO-BE
SHOULD KNOW

There's an old song that
goes June Is Dustin Out
All Over"
June also means we'd
dings and all over the Ma
tons Capital wedding bells
are tolling, diamonds are
twinkling brightly and the
phones at the Womans
Page of The Evening Star
are ringing. ringing, ring
ing.
1t seems as though many
of the June brides and
fiancees have questions as
to the proper way to sub
NIT their wedding and en-
gagement announcements
for publication in The Star.
So perhaps this informa-
ton will make things
easier:
To submit an engagement
include on a typewriter
sheet of paper the names Of
the couple, where they live
and the names of both sets
of parents as well as the
announcement of the en-
gagement. Be sure to in
clude a signature and a
phone number where you
can be reached during the
day in case we have any
questions.
For a wedding announce
ment follow the same pro-
cedure only include the
place and date of the mar
riage and where the couple
is planning to live.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
Brooks-Kneessi

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dodge
Kneessi announce the mar
riage of their daughter Dom
ma Dodge to Mr.. James Mon
roe Brooks, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jethro Henry Brooks
of Solebury, Pa. The we'd
ding took place yesterday at
the Metropolitan Methodist
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
Id-MitcheII

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cole
man Morefield, ST.. announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Louisa Augusta to Mr..
Ralph Damon Mitchell, IT.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Damon Mitchell, ST. TIL e
wedding took place yesterday
at the Hamline Methodist
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
WEDDINGS
Kotzen-Morse

Group Capt. ana MRS.
Cyril E. Morse. Australia,
announce the marriage of
their daughter Patricia Anne
to Mr.. Jay Kenneth Katzen,
son of DR.. and Mrs. Perry
Katzen of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The wedding took place May
80 in the Old st. Johns
Church here. The couple
will live here temporarily un-
til they leave for a three
year tour of service in Usum-
bura, Burandi, Africa.
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Van de
MeuIebroecke-
Kleyen

Mr.. and Mrs. Johan An
dreas Kleven Of Hamar, Nor
way. announce the marriage
Of their daughter Anne Marie
to Mr.. Roger Pierre Achille
Van de Meulebroecke, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert F. Van
de Meulebroecke of South
Berwick, Me. The wedding
took place yesterday at the
Church Of the Annunciation.
The couple will live here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
Boker-leteIIier

Announcement is made of
the marriage Of Miss Jeanne
Kathryn Letellier, daughter
of the late DR.. and Mrs.
Adolphe Letellier of Seneca
Falls. N. Y, and 1t. Col.
Phillip Haines Baker. USA
(retired). son Of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Baker Of
Astoria, Ill. The wedding took
place yesterday at the Chapel
Of st. AIMS Church. Cleve-
land, Ohio. The couple will
live In Arlington.
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Conc 1~ Mnl na}pl4oyt j,n& 8t~t1cal
tAnn you've WIZ kbpe.. .SaGh@e4!

Wm Miller that expensive wonderful bed
te French
oe~e Dixie bnten and From different French
Figured
with Gold and Chateau Walnut Som
like wo VIM MeTs
SAVINGS! Come see!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

Whot brought down the prices these famous SIMMONS
0uoIy Mattress and Box Spring Sets? Just this Simmons
had on hand surplus of RoEnd odd LOT Ticknqs heavy
duty finer qualify ticking but in various coo and poterns
10 use em up they covered limited number of nnersprno
mattresses and box springs The motress you choose NOV
not notch the box spring but at these prices WHO
CARES? Twin and Double Sizes!