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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31

MEADOWBROOK-4 bedrms.,
baths, center-ent. hall, iv. nm, fire.
pl., din. rm., paneled den, mod.
kit, rec. rm., firepl., bsmt., ga
rage, n7-acre level lot, S3A,500. o. D.
FIELD, INC, R E ALToRS, u.
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SUMNER

~ ~ @NAAN Law
Sparkling New Orleans Colonial with
large level garden. bedrms., z
baths, pan. library and Va bath on
lst floor. Comp. rec. nm. with fire
pl. and powder rm. below. Excel
lent condition. Early occupancy.
BURR N. JOHNSON, JR. l. co.
1895 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. $500
Ewes. Mrs. Worthy, OIL. 6-432l
TAKOMA PIX. English
ramb., den, 3 baths, huge lot S29, 500.
James c. COnley & Co. u. SABA
TX. PARK Real elbow! BIG Hv.
rm. with firepl., BIG din. rm., B.
I-G kit. (real table space), garage,
bsmt. and lovely lot with towering
trees. Only Sl4,990. VA no IS On.
{. paul hickman HE. l-100o
TAKOMA PARK = Mod, 3-bedrm,
brk. rambler, centrally air cond.
Vacant. Only $4,000.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. $500
TAKOMA PARK-2 family, good
condition, convenient to shopping.
Oil Dashboard heat, driveway and
garage. $3.50. Cali Mrs. Phillips
with LAIRD B. SCOTT, Realtor,
u. 5000. Ewes. and Sun. 17A-7B3A.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

UNIV. BLVD. Z. AND PINEY
BRANCH RID. silver
Spring location. CENTRALLY AIR
CONDITIONED, sl-brk. rambler o.
choice lOt nr. elem school really
Nv. nm, firepl, Ice. de luxe Kit,
table space, dishWasher. Ser. porch,
psneled rec. rm., huge fun bsnt.
VA or FHA, so, 80. THIS HOUSE
REALLY SPARKLESi
I. L. LEWIS 949-4330
WHEATOS-Spscious older home IN
close-in location. On Ice. level lot
featuring MORE SPACE for your
SIS. Liv. I'm. with firepl., sep. din.
nm QUEEN SIZE kit, full bsmf /.
UNBELIEVABLE al only slS.sSoi
DUANE REAL ESTATE. NC.
hEALIOhS VII 1900
WHEATON Vacant, move in with
deposit. Newly decorated rambler
with 3 bedrms-, bsmt-, covered "a
TO. A REAL DREAM FOR Only
Sl5,s5o. MOORE REALTY s35-l6oo
WHEATON WOODS-Just reduced
to SlsS50, lots Of room in this
s bedrm., full-bath rambler with
lge. family I'm. off kit. bedrms.
up. Full bsmt. with z bedrms., rec.
I'm. area and full bath. Nj. schools
KoRZENDoRFER REALTY, NC
WHEATON OFFICE VII. 1000
WHEATON PECK'S BUY or The
MONTH I bedrm. brick, Va baths.
Ice. kit. and sep. din. rm., close to
schools and bus. Only Sz1,7S0. Buy
FLA or CT. SAs-7300.
HUGH. T. PECK, ll2l6 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEATON, CONN. AVE. Is
TATES- SpotleSs 3-bedrm-, 2-bath
brk- rambler, pan. rec. nm, KIT.
with eating area, lovely level lot.
Many extras. Excel. buy at sls,7So.
ROBERT H. KENT & co.
REALTOR JU. $500
WHEATON-JUST EDUC z d.
Sparkling A-bedrm., 2-bath split
level, jalOusied porch, carport. Con
venient location, Sol $50.
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NICE N NEW

Choose from 3 models, 3 and 4 bed
rooms, 2 full baths, recreation
room, carport, central air cohdi-
tiOning and hz-acre lots, plus fully
equipped kitchen. AS little as 1879
down and interest as low as 5lzeo.
Move in now or later. Priced in
mid-twentieS.
DICKMAR REALTY, JU. $500.
HIGH AREA-Mo st
unusual style of split-level, true
center hall, lge. hv. rm., sep. din.
rm., de luxe kit with table space,
3 twin size bedrms., plus paneled
den and family Tm., with sliding
glass doors to I'd. Ice. sub-bsmt.
Mid-2os. JU. 7-71oO It'll 2.
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REALTY CO

CARROLLTON - I-bedrm. brit. Cape
Cod situated on a lge. tree-shaded
lot. Yard completely fenced and
sprinkled with flowers. Outstanding
features are 2 lge. ceramic tiled
baths, mod. kit, with eve level
oven and full bsmt. with outside
homes that we have been priv.
legged to offer in this model com.
munity. Buy VA no money down OF
min. FLA. Only $3.50. See this
one today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-31
C. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
LEAVE THE SELLING TO US

G. P. FLETCHER, Realtor
LEAVE THE SELLING TO US
WHEATON WOODS - You can eat
off the floors Of this splendiferous
3-bedrOom, 2-bath split-level with
large living room with cathedra
ceilings, sunny Nutone kitchen with
breakfast bay, rec. room, patio, ex-
eel. lot. S2l,750.
Y0UNKIN & co. s33-l5o0 I'll 2
WHEAT N-WaIk to everything
from this new 4-bedrm., 2-bath brk.
ram bier. Flagstone center hall,
huge kit. and family nm, Ice. sep.
din on, nm Tm. loSo down will handle.
ROBERT H. KENT & co.
REALTOR JU. $500
WHEAT N-Attractive 3-bedrm.
split-level with sep. din. rm. and
lge. family rm. Vacant. Trade your
present home, only $4,000.
IT-tz A NEnn
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ON TODAY'S MARKET
NEW 4-bedrm. Cape Cod, z baths,
sep. din. rm., wooded lot. Close "a
shopping and transp. Only Sle.7S0,
JOHN H. HUGHES, WA. 7-o56t
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sa5-lsOo I'll 3

I1uBII 7 :. FtCk, he. f-IIUU
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
WHEATON-Lets talk turkey! This
beaut. 3-bedrm. Colonial Is waiting
waiting for Thanksgiving dinneri
SEE IT TODAY! $40 900.
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC.
REALTORS VII. 1880
WHEATON-NEED TO MOVE IN A
HURRY? This house is vacant,
Someone 10 move move iS n 4 bedrs sen sgr
din. rm., table-space kit. and rec.
rm. Close 10 Wheaton Plaza. Walk
to schools. Only Sl.200 On. FLA.
Call $4,000.
HUGH T. PECK. llaAs Ceorpia Ave
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Realtors Since 1905

Magnificent brk. bi-lev-
Ell. features formal RECEIPT. hall, 4
bedrms., 2l1 baths, large liv. rm.
with firepl., oversize formal din.
rm., modern It's. kit. opening to
glass jalousied porch, mammoth
paneled rec. rm., garage. S33,950.
THOMAS & KELLEY co.
OIL. 1888
= New
home at a reduced price. All-brk.
3-bedrm. rambler with built-in gar
age, lge. kit, sep. din. rm., fire
places, family rm., den, 2N7 baths.
Walk to schools and transp. S30,950.
T N. I,ERNER
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TAKOMA PARK

CLOSE TO EVERYTHING
Large lyable bungalow in good con-
dltiOn with many new f e ature
right In the heart Of Takoma Park.
Large freed lot, Va blocks from
sleeping and trans. Sl7,2so.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
LIST WITH US FOR ACTION
TWINB K-Charming, clean
Cape Cod with large liv. room with
fireplace and picture window, over
sized kitchen, 3 bedrooms, patio,
attractive lot. $4,000.
YOUNKIN & CO., S33-ls0o Til ?
WESTMORELAND HILLS
Beautiful brick Colonial in a choice
area. Den and "a bath on LIST floor,
bedrooms, z baths on Ind. Stone
patio off living and dining rooms.
Price, reduced. Ewes. Mr.. Cochran.
OIL. $3.50.
W. c. & A. n. MILLER DEV. co,
LIST YOUR HOUSE WITH Us
EN-. 2-4464
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PRINCE GEORGES

HOLLYWOOD
3-bedrm. home with table-space
kitchen, large family nm, screened
porch, fenced yard. Minimum down
FLA or GI terms. SlA.SOo.
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ANDREWS AREA-Vacant 3-bedrm.
brk. rambler, hv. rm. with firepl.
din. area, kit, 2 baths, bsmt., rec.
nm, fenced lot. Cow. to Mt. Cal
vary and Penn Mar shopping. FLA
or VA no dn.
JOE JACOBS REALTY
RE. S7333 RE. 6-59os
ARDMORE, MD.-S295 down. De-
tached 3-bedrms. on z acre. Trade
considered. Call LII. l-2232.
ANDREWS AREA
CAMP SP RING S-Priced below
Apr. A-bedrm. brk., "a baths, din.
rm., complete cleo. kit, rec. rm.,
garage. ] VI. old. Redec. City sew
er. Vacant.
VESTA REAL ESTATE
RE. 5000
ANDREWS-SUTTLAND-Her is the
large home plus room for expan-
sion, has bedrms., 2 baths, rec.
rm., new WV. Competing, pretty
HANDICAPPED lot with fruit tire 5,
Sl9,950. Let's talk terms.
JOHN R. WEBSTER RE. 6-5l0C
ANDREWS AREA-VA no dp., 4
bedrm. Cape Cod with bsnt., use as
home or two sep. apis, SlA,7SO
RE. 6-2l0o It'll 9 pm.
HOMEOWNER REALTY
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Only 500 total price outlay fof
some lucky Veteran for this imma.
culate 3-bedrm. Colonial with sep.
din. rm. and bsmt. Vacant for i'm.
f7edfata DOeGaSzion
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PLALA Y4Y-IYUU
BETHESDA Lovely large Colonial
at S18,500. Sep. din. rm., 3 bedrms..
full bsmt., dishwaSher and generous
rooms. OIL. 6-AA53.
BURTON-KELLEIGH, REALT0R
BROOKHAVEN- 3-bedroom, ramb.,
din. rm., carport, bsmt., Sl9,500.
James C. Conley & Co. JU. q-4l3l
BURTONSVILLE-Move in with de-
post. Split-foyers and ramblers, 3
and 4 bedrms., 2 baths, fireplace,
carport, is. kit, level H7-acre lots,
full Easements. See them and make
an offer.
PROP. 9A9-o626
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LIST WITH LOHR
LANGLEY
I7+san

CT SPECIALIZE Just SIss down
including all settlement c b arRea
you can own this lovely bungalow.
clOse-in and near all conveniences,
Full basement, separate din. rm.,
large porch, fenced yard. A lot 81
home for Sl0,300, but you must act
quick.
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PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. NC,
177-7774 277-2lIs

BERWYN HEIGHTS. Lee. 5-bedrm,
brick rambler on beaut. one-fourth
acre lot, fully fenced. Lge. kit. with
birch binets. Full bsmt, II
REALLY SPARKLES! Sls,sSo FHA
or CT.
BALL REALTY, INC. $1,000
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SEABROOK ACRES-Lge. new spill
level with 4 bedrms., 7h baths
and fin. family rm. with many 9th.
er unusual features. Excel. hnanc
inp
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OAKVIEW-Lots of Space. Must
sell. 3-bedrm., 2l5-bath. split
foyer rambler. Vacant. Only
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-170O
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
Over 25 Years Dependable Service
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18th ST. NV. NEARS-l0 rms., 4
baths, very attrac. Ideal for en-
bassy or doctor. DE. 1884.
s4s MONTH, High Bridge, near
Bowie. HOWAT, NO. s-72is.
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KNOLLS-o Only sA5o
to GIs, including settlement and
monthly payments less than rent. A
spacious newly decorated 3-bedrm,
brick home. Also available on FLA
terms. Only Sl2,5oo. Better see this
one.
Evening star., 1963-01-27
WE'RE LOOKING FOR PEOPLE
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THE CHANGE IN THE COMMAND OF THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
Continued

The rumOr afloat upon the Avenue yesterday of
the resignation by Gen. Burnside of the command of
the Army Of the Potomac and the assignment by the
President of Gen. Hooker to fill his place was fol-
lowed by positive announcement in this mornings
lnteLgeRcer to that effect Though up to the time of
writing this official prOmulgation of the fact has
appeared il is not doubted that the change has been
made. That some change was imperative to give tone
to the army has long been apparent to all familiar
with its condition.
Gen. Burnside with that modesty and nobility of
character peculiar to the man, has repeatedly ex-
pressed a wish to turn over the command to some
leader whom the troops would follow with conf
dence and enthusiasm. The fact that the time of
service of so considerable portion of the Army of
the Potomac expires within three months rendering
necessary that IT should be used speedily if at ALL
doubtless has had weight with the Government in
seeking to make that army effective as a machine
with as little delay as possible
II is understood that Gen. Hooker has already
his plan Of campaign well chalked out and that with
the very first opportunity for breaking the mud
blockade ne will enter upon its active development
The appointment sOGs officially confirmed
and announced in The Stars second edition that
day. What did not become generally knoUn until
years later DGs the GdUice the President wrote his
commander that JdnuGTy rs: General:
Potomac. Of course haze done this upon tDhdt
appears to me to be sufficient reasons, and yeti
think It best for you to knOt0 that there are some
things in regard to Uhich am not quite salts
fed Uith you. believe you to be brave and skill
full soldier Uhich, ofcourse like You haze con-
tldence in yourself iDhich is a UdItIGbLe, not an
indispensable quality. You ambitious, Uhich,
within reasonable bounds does good rather than
harm; but think that during General Burnside's
command Of the army, vou hdUe taken counsel of
your ambition, and thsOaTted him as much as you
could, IN Uhich you did great sOron0 to the coun
thy and to most meritOTious and honorable
brother officer hGUe heard, in such tOGy as to
believe Il, of your recently Saying that both the
Army and the Government needed dictGtor of
course It O0s not for this. but IN spite of thGtI
haze 0iven you the command. Only those gen.
erals UhO gain success cdn set up dictdtors. What
noU ask Of you is military success, and sOiH
risk the dictatorship. Bei0ore of TdshnesS but
with energy and sIeepIess vigilance 90 fOrlOard
and 0Ue victories"
NEXT SUNDAY: Wintering In the field
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11
BLESSED WOMBS THAT
never BEAR! Jesus
SATAN. Sin, SEX, BIRTHS
FLOODS LUNACY OF LUST! :
MYTHS! = ASKING FOR
NOAH'S FLOOD =!
BY Andrew F. Euehouf C.S. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Modern CTUsdueT
Major prophet Of "ovr Faiher-Mofher God, ai-har'
nonovs p l6 Science and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission who will - by the grace Of God = do Fruehaut
Martin Luther Job in this age |! !! And how! Science
HEALTH our textbook, is Gods Lberafor of the Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND (! AND OF HIS PEOPLE, TOO!
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniquty"l
The "Ivkewarm" live in fools paradise"
"THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" Uesusl.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11
"AS WE SEE 1T
"STATE RIGHTS AT STAKE IN THE
ADC-U FIGHT"

Free Press, Apr. rs Editorial
The battle between the Federal government and the
State of Michigan aid to dependent children Of the
unemployed has reached the point of showdown.
Washington has ruled the Michigan law vnconstitu-
onaI and Governor Romney says he has private legal
opinion that the law is valid.
The showdown, if there is TO be one, must come in
suit against the Department OF Health Education and Wei
fare, which decided against the Michigan law.
But at stake is issue even more important than
the extra money these 10000 families would get The
tSee ADc-U Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11
1.-THE NEXT PHASE" : THE COLD WAR

The wisdom we associate with Senator William Full
bright has rarely been better displayed than in the first
of his Clayton the Fletcher School Of Law and
Diplomacy.
He drew a long perspective the cold war, its ORR
gins and trend and then projected the policy Of the free
world ahead into the period now opening up.
II is period, he thinks Of great and growing
weight the Western side Of the power scale with
growth Of power the Eastern sde" The
strength of the Europe and the rising Of indie
pendence in the neUraist and vnderdeveoped world
with the inability Of the Communist world expand
its Of control
(see EDITORIAL. Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11
"FAT, DUMB AND HAPPY
"ASTRONAUT GLENN RAPS
'WElCHTlESS' AMERICANS"

BY Tom Wolfe. Of the NY. Tribune, Apr. Is
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR COL. GLENN: (cHRiST SCIENTIST -
IN EMBRYO = THE TRUE. ETERNAL BEING
OF EVERY ONE - CHRIST JESUS IS NO. y
YOU ARE, IN EFFECT APPREHENDINc THE
SATANIC. MYTHICAL ANTLCHRIST
-P-S-YC-H.O-P-A-THLc- ADAM-EvE, MURDEROUS
CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHOOD - REPUDiATED BY
c-H-LLDL-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS PLANNED NON
PARENTHOOD! DEMANDING SPIRITUAL
'REBIRTHS = DECLARINC ~ AM THE WAY, THE
TRUTH AND THE LIFE!
mo MAN coMETH UNTO THE FATHER EXCEPT
BY Me-! - THE CHRIST OF THE SON OF MAN,
HE SAID: "OF MINE OWN SELF CAN DO
NOTHING." BUT. OF THE CHRIST. THE
MARVELLOUS IDEA IDENTITY, IDEAL. OF
INFiNITY, Ex-c-L-U-S-i-v-E-N-E-S-S OF
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. SATURATINc THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE - HE DEcLARED my
WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DO"
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11
J.N. ASKS BILLY GRAHAM ABOUT INCEST!

DEAR in: READ. PRAYERFuLLY OUR
HABITuAl COMMENT RE GOD. FATHER OF CHRIST
JESUS. AND THE DEVIL USING scRIPTURE'I
Lincoln, Shakespeare - OF THE SATANIC
ANTLcHRIsT. ADAM-EvE "LoRDcoD"
Gen. III, etc., FRAUDS MYTHS
CREATOR OF THE MYTHICAL. THE
AllEcoRicAL. ADAMEvE. kuRDERoUs CAIN. EFT AL
THE HUMAN RACES ARE SATANIC.
MYTHICAL coUNTERFEITs, BuRlEsouEs.
tsee NY ANSWER. Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11

ANTIDOTE: Give tablespoon Of salt in glass of warm
water and repeat until vom fluid is clear. Precede by
(see CRYSTALS. Page y
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11

By James Reson NY Times Service Free Press, Apr.
Pittsburgh is not exactly in hopeful spring-like
mood II crippled giant immensely powerful but chain
ed by unemployment. potentially vast unified industrial
empire stretching up the river valleys but actually poIt
icaIy divided complex of almost 200 different municipal
authorities.
All the political economic and social problems Of
urbanzed and nduraized America dramstzed here:
the conflict of city and suburban the waste
of idle and machines the paradox of TOO few skilled
workers and many unskiIed workers in the ncreas-
ingIy automatic factories
(See TRAGEDY Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11
"ASTRONAUT GLENN RAPS
'WEICHTLESS' AMERICANS"

Americas first orbng astronavi, It. COL John
Glenn r said yesterday that too many Americans in
a state Of universal weghtlessness.
universally weishess man. he explained is in
Of being fat dumb and happy with apoyunsaturafes
diet of the coming 35hour week, the Aynowpayafer va
cation, and fringe benefits" and lives Tin chromium
plated world where the major enemy is erabsrass."
(See GLENN Page n
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11
"H0FFA HITS US. ACTION IN
EMERGENCY STRIKES"

EmEkCENSI SlklNES
Detroit Free Press, M
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THAT'S WHAT THE DEVIL SAYS!
THE PUBLIC BE DAMNED ATTITUDE OF THE
GOD CONDEMNED SPIRITUAL 'BASTARDS'
Heb. I27.s) OF THE LABOR MOVEMENT -
THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTISTS - HAS COST THE
AMERICAN PUBLIC BILLIONS OF DOLLARS
INNUMERABLE HEARTAcHESl DISASTERS, etc.
THE NY. NEWSPAPER STRIKE. FOR
EXAMPLE, INDICATES THE POWER OF LABOR
UNIONS TO STRIKE AGAIN, AND AGAIN,
WITH THE DEVILS sUPPoRTlll
1T WAS DEMOCRATIC POLITICS, AND
PSYCHoPATHIc US. SUPREME COURT THAT CAVE
THE DEVIL SUCH VAST POWERS VIA
ORGANIZED LABOR
HOWEVER, THE SATANIC POWER OF LABOR
UNIONS GOES BACK LONG BEFORE THE FDR ERA
tSes HoFFA, Page q
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11
1882 CRYSTAL SODIUM FLUORIDE"

"UNcOLORED NOT SOLD FOR INsEcTICIDE
OR RODENTICIDE USES"
BuIefi
WARNING MAY BE FATAL IF INHALED OR
SWALLOWED
Avoid breathing dust.
Keep away from food and food products.
Wash thoroughly after handling
Sweep up spiIIage.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-05-11

"FLUORIDE NOW BEING ADDED TO
LOUISVILLE. KY. DRINKING WATER"
100 LBS. NET"
"A PRODUCT OF TC TENNESSEE
CORPORATION"
SODIUM SILIcOFLUORIDE Sodium FIvosiIicote)
"POISON"
"DANcER MAY BE FATAL If TAKEN
INTERNALLY"
"FlND POISON IN POTATO BLEACH"
Bulletin US. Phosphoric Products
Division of Tennessee Corp.
Tampa Florida
WASHINGTON, DC. (AP) - The Food and Drug Ad-
nis alton advised all restaurant operators Tuesday to
op Immediately all use Of potato bleaching compound
nown as 'Whifex."
(see FLUoRlDE, Page y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-18
VIM LOSE OR DRAW

they deserved to lose. As the Yankees de-
served To lose.
The Packers somehow didn't seem to
realize that they probably blew the whole
bit. Or maybe they lose so seldom they
don't know how to act. They took it in
stride in the clubhouse, all except Coach
Vince lombard
In the decrepit old baseball park here,
visitors and home team alike must ascend
iron steps and cross ramps over the heads
of the rubberneckS, much like shippers
in a burleSque house Chicago fans jeered,
hooted and profaned the beaten Packers,
but they answered with smiles and hand
waves.
That is, all except Vince lombard.
LOMBARD HAS a low tolerance to
adversely. Il thought we were up for this
game" he snapped in the coaches room.
Evidently he was disappointed, as he had
the right to be, with his teams flatneSs.
Il knew the Bears we're good" Vince con-
feSSed testify, but they beat the hell out
of U.S."
Bart Starr, the quarterback who has
piloted the Packers to three straight West
ern titles and two world championships,
was in the game only to hold the ball for
the extra point in the final period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-18
Packers Like Yankees Are Human After All

you ask in connection with him, my answer
is going to be no."
- -
VINCE WAS FIGHTING the good fight
with himself; innately he is pleasant man.
He also is high-strung, and the Packers
of whom he was so proud had helped the
Bears to a 1910 halftime lead via 27-yard
punt, a costly personal foul and tumble.
His runners, headed by Jim Taylor and Tom
Moore, picked up only four first downs by
rushing, II net yards all told.
That's awful" Vince moaned. How
about our passing? That was bad, too, ex-
cept that Zeke Bratkowski did very well for
a fellow who's been with US only 10 days"
The pass defense of the acrobatic Bears
was worth the price of admission alone.
"IS that the best pass defense you ever saw
against the Packers?" q man asked Lom-
bardi
ut was the pass rush, not the pass de-
fense," Vince corrected sharply. Listen,
I can't say anything more. What can I
say? I'm not going to say anything more
because If I did I'd only be guessing. We
got beat up front"
THE BEARS PLAY football so old that
It's new. They are defensive marvels The
only time the Bears were caught off guard
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yesterday was after the score had reached
26-0-on four field goals by Roger Leclerc
and touchdown runs by Willie Galimore
and Bill Wade.
At this point Bratkowsh completed
pass to Bax MCGEE for a 64-yard gain,
MCGEE was in the open all the way, but
Roosevelt Taylor caught him from be-
hind on the Is. The crowd roared as If
Taylor had won the game. The tackle
meant nothing, except for the possibility
that it might yet skunk the Packers.
That was precisely what was in the
minds of the 49, 66 bluffs who literally hung
from the iron rafters
The cry went up louder than any
other entreaty of the day:
Hold that shutout! Hold that shut
out!"
The striped shirts caught Chicago for
defensive holding twice in succession be-
fore the Packers could score the first touch
down yielded by the Bears in eight quarters
agains the Colts, Rams and Green Bay.
The Bears defensive unit rated stand
ing ovations. The crowd merely tolerated
the ball-handling team, although it was
perhaps the offense's finest hour of the
season. But this has turned into defense
loving town.
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By FRANCIS STANN-

CHICAGO, Nov. 15-AlmoSt from the
time the curtain rose the play seemed
vaguely familiar Then, less than seven
minutes later, came the realization that
this was shameless plagiarism This was
the World Series, almost to a rerun.
Six weeks earlier it had been the
Yankees, Inundated as never in all their
history. Now it was the Green Bay Packers,
exposed equally as cruelty. The Bears were
the Dodgers of this football showdown.
They were the underdogs who did every
thing better. In the World Series the
Yankees never once headed their tomentors.
Yesterday the Packers never even pulled
even.
1t was 26-7 on the Wrigley Field score
board, but not really even that close. The
Bears lines, offensive and defensive, out
played the pachyderms from Green Bay.
The Bears runners were Swifter more agile,
harder to contain after they were hit
THE PACKERS PASS DEFENSE was
supposed to be the best in the NFL, but
the Bears intercepted five aerials and the
world champions none The Bears were
hungry for sweets long untaSted; the
Packers were full fed and well fat. They
appeared indolent, overconfident, flat, and