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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
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lARROLLTON-soLD QUIT Ram,
blers, splits. Cape Gods, needed
for quick sales and rentals. spe.
clalizing In retinancing and as
sumption Outstanding sales rec
best results call SP, 3-67Sn
ANTHONY 8. GIoRDANo.
cHEvERLY AREA--Brick, 4 bed.
rms. z baths. fireplace, bsmt,
cconveniences, s1S,950. Only 5000
BALL REALTY. INC. 474-4oot
CHEyERLY AREA--oniy Sli,e5C
and approx. $50 "a TO Vets with
no y On, newly decorated eco.
twin-sise bedrms., waik.in clos.
cts, new kitchen, fenced level lot
patio for cook outs, only Sl0C
On. TO Non-Vets.
BARGAIN HUNTERS ATTENTION,
lot 100 By $50 In a section V ~
expensive homes, bis rooms hish
ceilings, 3 bedrms,, sep. din. rml,.
large porch, bsmt. Needs paint
already financed and It's only Sl2,-
700, will trade.
ST. BERNARDs AREA - Already
appraised 4-bedrm. split-level In
immaculate cond. with sep, din.
rm., all-electric kit, with dispoai,
dishwasher, wall oven. 2 full
baths. central air cond., rumpus
room and bsmt exit, pre-
school possession, only $1,000 dn.
FLA.
BEL AIR ~ acres and q
spacious 1862 3-bedrm' air-cond
Colonial with ~ baths, 2-car
garage. already financed. flexible
terms, will trade.
NEW aluminium siding rAncher
ready for immed. possession with
3 bedrms.,. sep. din. rm,, large
closets; only. $4,000 with only
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IWHEATON-Beaut., new, 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler, sep. din. rm,, fire
81, I'm; rec. rm. Terrific buy at
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S13.750

Beautiful 8 bedroom rambler on
huge fenced lot. All equipped
onis s4s storm down. Slnd0s sRoWSsNs washer;
BROWN REALTY, JE. 4-00li.
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ARLINGTON, SOUTH
newly Tedseora td Spacious TsleE IN b1 1his
Colonial home. Three bedrooms,
large roomy closets. living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room features French doors Lead
ing TO .paneled den or sun porch,
Large. Kitchen with eating space.
Pull basement has 12x25-ft. rec.
room plus. fireplace. large utility
room, lovely wooded lot. Walk TO
elementary and jr. high. FLA or
va financing. Call today for APP
c pE1n5nsTept.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

B hSWN IT r. EA MP EE NJ MONEY NE
sesaial 0E snasc sSs rot o. sCnv Eit t.
everything. SIS,95O. JE. 2-il2O
ROUTE so REALTY. INC.
BARCR0FT = 8 rooms and bath,
G SsSs s0P psiieS sSnD iu E'GSs sSt s g.
bus, 12 min. 10 Pentagon, 4 blks,
70, Arl. Han, $4,000. OWNER
FL. 4-4S0b, CT. 6-bbi6.
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AVONDALE

HNSANIklhG
Detached brk. 3 blks. TO d. c. bus.
Lee. liv. rm, with fp.. scr. pch.,
full din, rm, equip, kit, 3 b.r.s.
bath, full bsmt, rec. rm., bath
gas h.-w h. washer and dryer,
garage. nice yard. s2l $50, Call
MI 'p eSMPk pS2pfEGiy0i 3 &c tSr terms
bs0-s3o7 Ewes. ~. $4,000
BELTsyILLE, NEW i-bedrm. brk,
Cane Cod Master bedrm, 25HiS. 2
baths din ,m' tlrsspl, l5o,,,ii!L, let
BARANEK REALTY Co SS'Ni
uN, 4.l3O0 we Trade WA. 7-4ss3
Observation-Disclosures Cape Cod
F Ro6TgRf REp sNH&ETGs fia ~ .sI. Sit
size per ser mo- Price $4,000. ' y"
Hugh T. Peck, Realtor
III LIST viii Us FOR RESsutfs5
BELTsvILLE--Elbow room. u acre
LOT on dead-end ~ 3.bsdrm. Cape
Cod Cow, 10 schools and shop
ping. Priced low AZ St1,a50 With
only 5000 down on conventional
tiaAneing Call III u pm, WA. Z.
3nu0. ROBERT 5. DAVIS a CO.
BERwYN HEIGHTS COLLEGE
PARK-3-bedrm' ramblers. Walk.
out bmst,, patio. SiB.pb0. BY
builders. 474-iB27
BIRMINGHAM EsTATEs-spaciou
custom-bullt 3-bedrm, brk, rAmb.
Ter, v baths, lovely rec. nm
screened porch large lot. Only
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
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NEW aluminium siding rancher
ready for immed. possession with
3 bedrms.,. sep. din. rm., large
closets, only. $4,000 with only
5000 dn. FHA.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

WOODLAND ESTATES - Vets No
settlement fee and no down pay
ment on this 3.bedroom, i-bsth
bi-leyel home. Modern Kitchen and
well-lAndscaped lot. Priced right
ct S16,150. FHA terms also avail
able. Call til Q pm. WA, 7-3O00.
ROBERT 8. DAVIS a. CO., INC.
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MARTIN

MARTIN
Realtors Open 90 XII. $3.50
ARLINGTON (BELOW CLAREN-
DON-S2O,500. lmmac. 3-bedrm.,
2-bath prestige-deSigned Colonial.
Full bsmt, knotty pine rec. rm.,
elegantly handicapped yard. Assume
~ 900 loan, easy terms arranged.
mickey REALTY ia. 7-0250
ARLlNGTON--New S-bedrm., ga
bath homes, .lge. liy, rm., sep. din.
rn., all equipped kit, with eating
space, full bsmt.. lust nearing
completion, 2 Minis. TO bridge. Call
now for details.
Thompson Associates
Realtors IA. 5-78l7
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
WHEATON WOODS
CLEAN

oelightful TO show brick rambler
with 3 bedrms., . full baths, liv-
ing rm, dining area, kitchen. rec
rm.,. den. utility rm. with ground
level walk-out, Approx. Y -acre
level fenced lot. 427-4500 TIL 0,
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COUNTRY CLUB MANOR

COUNTRY CLUB MANOR
4-bedrm., 2-bath brick split-level
on lovely u acre Handicapped lot.
2b-ft, liy. rm., lge. din. area.
model kit. with table space, fin
ished rec. rm. Just reduced to
MYERS q HILL. INC.
JE. 4-5S0O Realtors DU. 6-6133
LIVING AT ITS BEST!
YET MINUTES FROM CITY. EN-
JOY SUMMER In this lovely cot
tage with swimming pool. "a
acres Of land with great poten-
tial for subdividing. Near Arling-
ton County line. $4,000.
HOLLEY REALTY
51s3 Lee Hwy. Arl. KE. $3.50
CLUB HILLS AREA Of
Arl.-Dignified and charming Eng
lish brick manor house on "a acre
w/perfect pool site. Liv. rm., din.
rn., sun rm, powder rm., kit.
End floor has 5 nice rms, 2 baths.
Bsmt., maids rm., full bath. Brick
patio and small formal garden,
encl. 2-car gar. Call Mrs. Gray,
FRANCES POWELL HILL, Realtor,
DE. 2-4101. Ewes. FE. 3-1934.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
CONTINUED,
NWNWNVIg
ANMANm

ANNANDALE
Award-winning brick rancher, 4
huge bedrooms, 3 baths, livino
room, dining room, family-size
Kitchen, large recreation room,
rear porch, lovely community
and bus. Only 500, $50.
ATLAS OF ARLINGTON
REALTORS
kE. 6-0700 Ewes, WE. 1-1O8e
Brick ramb. As H., 3 bedrms''
liy; rm,, sep. din, rm,, cleo kit
full daylight bsmt., comp. redec'
swimming pool membership avail
1mmed. possess. $4,000. l4OS
oliver ave-. Annandale, va, (off
Gallows I'd. in Broyhill Crest area
Call 366-S916 for appt. to see,
Open for inspection Sat. and sun.
ARL., close In OWNER PAYS
opportunity. Anxious owner viii
pay settlement on this immacu-
late 2.bedrTh. home with full bsmt.
sep. den and family room with
beamed ceilings. family-siSe kit,
and 2-car garage. Terrific buy al
$l4,750: Don't wait,
SHAW XII. 9-2244
paaliara Ov.Ax. n n np-.a.. x.s-,--
Evening star., 1963-01-20
SeminoIes Make That
Last Stand Pay Off

NAPLES, Fla. - In the re-
mote areas of Florida's Collier
county east Of this peaceful
Gulf resort town, you'll encoun-
ter the last of the non-reserva-
ton Seminoles.
An estimated two-thirds of
the Florida Seminoles are now
concentrated on three reserva-
tions, but the remaining third
are scattered along the famous
Tamiami Trail (U. S. Al.
Most of the camps are open
to tourists (for a small fee)
and offer tourist items as gay
colored blouses, skirts, dresses,
aprons, hand carved canoes and
handicraft.
Driving this asphalt ribbon
past cypress heads and strands
interspersed with mari praries,
Evening star., 1963-01-20
ALL AT SEA
SIS Brittany
Cruises Set
In Summer

Caribbean Cruise Lines has
announced another series of
summer cruises from New York
to Bermuda and the West
Indies by the SIS Brittany.
This marks the third time
the 20,000-ton, air conditioned
ship has been brought from the
Mediterranean by Caribbean
to help satisfy a growing de-
mand for vacation cruises in
the summer, a spokesman for
the line said.
This summers program will
include two To-day cruises to
Bermuda. San Juan, st. Thomas
and st. Martens sailing from
New York on June l9 and
August "a.
In between there will be
eight seven-day cruises to
Bermuda and Nassau sailing
every Saturday from June 19 to
August "a.
-
The Cunard Line last month
celebrated the ll5th anniver-
sary Of regularly scheduled
steamship service to the Port
of New York.
Though the first Cunard
vessel sailed TO Boston in l840,
the year the line was founded,
1t was not until December 20.
l847, that the l,422-ton paddle
wheeler Hibernia steamed into
Jersey City and began Cunard
service to the New York area.
The Dutch liner Johan van
Oldenbarnevelt, which has been
in round-the-world cruise serv-
ice since 1859, has been sold
TO the Greek Line. the pur-
chaser has announced. Upon
her return TO Europe in
March from her current cruise,
the ship will be delivered TO
her new owners in the Medi-
Evening star., 1963-01-20
HoteI-BuiIding Boom
Mounting in Greece

Lambiri, near Patras, the west
er1 end Of the Cuff of Corinth
which separates the Plepoon-
nesus from the mainland.
Also in the PeloponneSus plans
drawn by private interests have
been approved for a 41-bed
class B hotel at Ancient CO.
rinth.
In the Greek islands, whose
year-round popularity contin-
ues to rise, plans have been
approved for a 220-bed class B
hotel at Heracleion. Crete, TO
be constructed by private in
terestS. At Rhodes a new 98-bed
class B hotel has also been
approved.
A 64-bed Xenis class B hotel
is planned for Mytilene on the
island of Lesbos.
"Xenia" hotels in Greece (the
word means hospitality are
Operated by the National Tour
lst Organization mostly at his
torical sites.
They are we'll located, clean
and provide excellent food.
Evening star., 1963-01-20

sometimes dry, sometimes deep
in water, you'll see tn e
"chickee" (thatched roof huts)
villages of the Mikasuki Semi
noles, descendants of an es-
timated 200 Seminoles left be-
hind in 1858 when by bribery,
kidnapping and bounty hunt
ing, the Federal Government
forced many of them to migrate
to the western reservations.
1t was the uneasy ending Of
the Seminole Wars, which be-
gan in 1885 with the Dade Mas
sacre north of Tampa.
For many years after the un-
signed and uneasy peace, few
white men saw the Indians in
South Florida. The Seminoles
had retreated into the depths
of the Big Cypress where few
others cared to go.
Evening star., 1963-01-20

ATHENS, Greece. - Records
are topping almost daily in
the hotel-building boom on the
mainland, the Peloponnesus,
Crete, Rhodes and Lesbos.
In Athens itself, where the
Adobe Athens Hilton is now
scheduled to open in January,
work will begin shortly on a
170-bed class B (excellent) ho-
tel in the center of town.
Two large hotels with 1000
beds are also planned along the
shore area near Athens One at
Vouliagmeni in the Megalo Ka-
Ivouri area will provide bunga-
low accommodations and ca
ipacity Of 400 beds. a restau-
rant. bar and night club.
The other, with 600 beds. will
be built at Bait on the shore
road at Old Phaleron. Direct
access to the beach will be pro-
Iided by a passage under the
shore road.
Outside the capital area pri-
vate interests plan a l39-bed
class A (superior) hotel at
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Arey 7 uking Over
USTS Publicity

viii Arey, former informa-
ton officer of the Panama
Canal Co., has been named
director of media relations for
the United States Travel Serv-
ice to handle public relations
and publicity programs.
Before joining the Canal Co.,
in 1858, Mr.. Arey was a public
affairs officer with the United
States Information Service in
Bogota, Colombia, and PAN
ANA.
Married to the former Louise
Craft, he has two sons, Will
liam. II. and John, IL.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Jets Con Speed You
To Leisure of Horse

American AirlineS is now
ready to take you at near
sonic speeds to Tuscon, Ariz.,
so you may view the surround
ing landscape in leisurely fash
ion on horseback.
The airline has, in its term,
"corralled" II top ranch e S
which offer everything from
the plane door to range and
back again at sos a week based
on twin-bedded accommoda-
tions. All but one of the ranch
Evening star., 1963-01-20

terranean. The Greek Line ex-
poets to reveal plans for her
future shortly.
The 43,000-ton superliner
Michelangelo was launched
recently at Sestri Ponente, the
Italian Line has announced.
The $56 million vessel, which
will accommodate 1850 pas
sengers. is scheduled for service
on the New York Genoa route
in the spring of 1864.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
Golden Strand Goes
To St. Louis Group

MIAMI BEACH. - Golden
Strand Hotel and Villas, one of
the beach's most uniquely
planned resort facilities, has
been purchased by a group of
local and midwestern investors.
headed by Sidney Solomon, jr.,
st. Louis and Miami Beach in
surance executive.
Evening star., 1963-01-20
EVE E RY
DAY,
EVE RY
SEASON

baseball, football, any
sport =. you'll be on
solid ground when you
follow The Stars hard
hitting coIUmnists Fran
els Stonn and Morris
SiegeI. And there's an
additional bonus: Back
ing them up is a COM
prehensiVe sports sec
IIOn InOI IeIS you SI III
on all the big events,
brings you the thrills Of
all the action with COL
ofuI details. To be an
oII-oround sports fon
in the know follow the
bylines that mean
sports:
Evening star., 1963-01-20

es include riding privileges in
the fee. Air fare is additional.
Further details may be OBJ
tained from American Airlines.
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READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Decorate Pine Cones
To Mrs. T. A. S., AHHoHdale, Va.
From Miss NJ. L. F., Forest Heights, Nd

Pine cones may be decorated for the Christmas
holidays by painting the edges with poster paint in
the desired color While the paint is wet roll them
in powdered detergent. Glitter may be added to the
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Already college girls are
looming in on this fashion.
and having ruanas made up
in their school colors.
When President Kennedy
visited Colombia in Deem
Der, 1861, he was presented
with ruanas for the children.
In August, 1868 on the
second anniversary of ALI
ance for Progress, the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Kennedy we're
both given ruanas from CO.
lombia. Mrs. Kennedy's is in
a color called Autumn
Leaves. a burnt-orange and
gold. The Presidents is in
gray and black.
So highly regarded as a
fashion item, is the ruans
now. Avianca Airlines Of CO.
lombia has their airline host
esses wearing scarlet ones
over their navy uniforms.
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Heart Association of North.

Heart Association Of North
ern Virginia - Benefit fash
ion show luncheon at noon
in the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
University WOmen's Club,
Inc. - Social day luncheon
at 1890 pm. and card party.
University WOmen's Club,
Inc. - Social day luncheon
at 1890 pm. and card party.
ZOnta Club Of Washing
ton - Luncheon at 1890
pm. in the YWCA.
Irving Cooper Chapter,
Jewish Foundation for Re-
tarded Children - Meeting
at 1890 pm. and card party
in the Home.
TakOm a Park WOmen's
Club, Literature Department
- Luncheon meeting at
1890 pm. in the home OF
Mrs. Paul Burk.
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Peace Corps Pulls Fashion Bonanza

ment, Phillip A. Giesen, has
now taken over the work.
In Washington the Trips
took over.
Gray-haired, energetic Mrs.
Trip also wanted to help.
I'VE had become so i'm
pressed by the goodwill this
generated, we decided to see
what we could do from here,
to sell ruanas," she said.
"The public will always
buy something interesting
if it is presented properly"
she added. Mrs. Trip talks
easily on the subject Of SELL
ing, having worked for Sears
Roebuck. II love to SELL" she
says. And sell the idea she
did locally to the Casual Cor
ner people.
The handmade ruanas are
Of 100 per cent virgin wool.
They are not only practical,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor

People are wonderful. They
have a way Of doing things
for other people that can be
inspiring.
Take Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
r. Trip of Wiscasset Drive.
He's a Foreign Service Re-
serve Officer who is an Exec
utive Officer of AID.
The Trips lived in Bogota,
Colombia not too long ago.
Returning to Washington
they decided to see what they
could do to supplement the
good work done by Peace
Corps volunteers in the vii
lage Of Lenguasque.
A young man, Ron Atwa-
ter, an NIT graduate, was
instrumental in getting %
villagers to form a "coopera-
tiva" that would make "rua-
mas" the handwoven gar
ment men. women and chill
dren wear - rain or shine -
throughout Colombia.
He taught them to dye
wool properly, going so far
as to obtain analine dyes
from Switzerland, in order
to provide them with the
kind Of quality that would
make the ruanaS able to
compete in markets not only
in their country but in the
United States. The % weav-
ers can each make "a ruanas
a month.
But making them was not
enough. They had to be sold.
He trekked to Bogota and
helped merchandise them.
Right now, Colombians
themselves think it chic to
wear what formerly was
strictly a unitarian garment
worn only in the countryside.
This economic boost to the
Colombian people, natural
ly endeared the young Peace
CorpSman whose replace
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but offer a bright addition
to the wardrobe.
Made 5000 feet high In the
Andes, ruanas are warm, and
often double as a blanket.
The style has changed little
since the days when the Con-
quistadores arrived. The
fashion potential of ruanas
is great. They make a fine
football cover-all; are used
by skiers. prove to be a great
wrap for mixers leaving the
arms free; and have the
happy ability to be worn over
skirts, trousers, or dresses.
A lovely color card is avail
able and the ruanas may be
ordered in any color combi-
nation desired. Patterns can
also be worked out, along
with reversible solid colors
being Interestingly combined
for dramatic effects.
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CLUB CALENDAR

Study Group Meeting at
10 am. in the home of Mrs.
F. w. Howard.
Arlington Branch, Ameri-
can Association Of Univer-
sity Women, International
Hospitality Group - Coffees
at 10 am. in the homes of
Mrs. j. N. Scoville and Mrs.
John s. Teunis.
University W0men's Club,
Inc, international Relations
Study Group - Meeting at
IL am.
WOman's Auxiliary, Medi-
cal Society of d. C.-Meet-
ing at IL am. and luncheon
in the Medical Society Build
ing.
Inner Wheel Club and XII
Wives - Social hour at noon
and luncheon at 1890 pm.
in the Kenwood Country
Club.
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TOMORROW

Northern District Of the
Virginia Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs and the Tuber-
culOsis and Health AssOcia-
ton Respiratory Disease -
Workshop registration at
$50 am. and meeting at 10
am. in the First Christian
Church, Seven Corners, Va.
Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase Maryland, Inc, Exc
cutive Board - Meeting at
10 am.
Maryland State AssOcia-
ton, National Association Of
ParIiamentarians - Regis
tration at 9:45 pm. and
meeting at 10 am. in the Col
lege Park Hot Shoppe.
Silver Spring Branch,
American Association of Uni
versity Women, Oriental Art
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Spirit
Puddinq

Mrs. NJ. E. Y, Arlington
I would like to offer a rec
ipe Of my own which my
family has enjoyed for years.
1 cup brown sugar
u cup melted marerine
2 eggs well beaten
cup flour
2 cups cooked prunes, cut up
fine
/ teaspoon soda
/ teaspoon salt
Beat eggs and add sugar.
Add prunes and beat. Mix in
flour sifted together with salt
and soda. Add melted short
ening. I then put it in a
creased / quart casserole and
steam in rooster with cover
which has vents in the lid
went open). Put water in the
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Rehabilitation

Mrs. W. A. s., College Park, Nd
Is it possible that any RICH
reader might have an old
time sponge rubber ball
about 6l2 inches around? It
should be soft. My mother
needs this for physical reha-
Utilization of an afflicted
hand. We cannot find one
anywhere, and I will be glad
to replace such a ball or pay
for it. Please contact me
through RICH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Here's How

Readers Clearing House is con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL os q public service exchange
Of ideos between oreo readers. The
Stor cannot accept phone coils per-
toinine to this column. All Letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12
Recipe Request
Mrs W i FinIen

MIS-. w. y. FlHtey
I would like very much to
have a recipe for Spinach
Stuffing for fowl in time for
Thanksgiving. Thanks very
much.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-12

rooster. Steam at 325 degrees
for liz hours. Serve warm
with hard sauce or pudding
sauce. -
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uCOS1 BCIlb W CIcdDC spark
ling snow effect.
Spirit
Mrs. F. B. NJ, Orion Hill Md.
I have a 15-year-old
granddaughter who is very
much interested in books on
Charles A. Lindberg and the
Spirit Of st. Louis. 1 would
like very much to get her one
for Christmas, but have been
unable to locate any in the
Washington area.
Ifk any RICH reader knows
where I can locate any of
these books I would appre-
cate hearing from them.
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Jacobsen Retires
From ASST, Ends
90 Years Bunkinu

c. F. Jacobsen, vice chair
man emeritus of the Board of
Directors of American Security
! Trust Co., has formally re-
tired after so years in bank
ing.
In observance Of his retire.
ment, effective last Saturday,
the board presented him with
a scroll.
Mr.. Jacobsen started his ca
reer at 10 as a runner for the
National Metropolitan Bank,
rising to president in 1899. He
held that office until May, 1858,
when the bank merged with
American Security g. Trust Co.,
and he was named vice chair
man and a member of the
Board of Directors.
Last year he retired as an
active director but remained as
director emeritus and an Off
Ger of the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-03
ON WHEELS

1t doesn't need to be empha-
sized that the engines in the
two indianapolis Lotus FOrds
were not the same as the one
you have in your Fairlane.
But they did what Ford
wanted them to do - finish
And they did it remarkably
well with a second place and
seventh place.
UNDERSTANDABLE regarding
performance of the two cars as
a moral victory, Ford's COM
petition minded Lee IacOcca
said I'VE know competition
helps us improve the cars we
sell to the public.
I'VE went to Indianapolis to
learn. We learned a great deal
and some Of 1t has been ap-
piled to our products already"
Aside from the performance
500 miles at slightly over l42
miles an hour for the Jim Clark
car -the fact that the Lotus was
burning ordinary pump gaso-
line is remarkable.
To produce the required en-
CINE, Ford selected the Fair
lane 260 cubic-inch va as the
base unit. Two series Of the
modified engine we're de"eloped,
the first to test attainability
of the power objective; tn e
second to test practicability of
meeting the weight objective
while maintaining durability.
After tests on the first two,
a third series was developed,
using aluminium blocks and
cylinder heads to attain the
weight objective.
The Indianapolis va still
retained a great degree of re-
semblance to its production