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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-05
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
PRACTICE CASUALTY
Injury Charm Ends
For Illinois Coach

CHAMPAIGN, H., Nov. q
CAP).-The Illinois football
team should be in top condition
for its Big Ten title battle with
Michigan State Thursday, but
the same can't be said fol
Coach Pete Elliott.
Elliott was decked by q re-
serve halfbaek. Les Feuquay
during practice yesterday and
suffered torn ligaments In his
left knee. Feuquay was running
wide, out Of q Michigan State
formation, when he hit the
coach.
Elliott, who said better me
than one Of my players" was
expected to have the knee
placed In q cast today.
The s7-year-old coach never
suffered an injury in college
He won II letters at Michigan
81 did hurt my knee once In
high school," he said. "but moi
this badly"
Despite his injury, Elliott wa:
able to smile after his Him
went through q 2-hour drill.
81 thought they looked pretty
good coming off Of a two-day
layoff." he said. Il was pleased
with their attitude"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26

The Tenpin Coliseum team
went on a rampage in the Wo-
mems Masters latest bit Of &C.
ton by sweeping three games
from Fair Lanes. It increased
Tenpin's lead over Fair Lanes
to six games.
Meche Flores Of Tenpin post
ed high individual game Of 227
and high set Of 500. Team
mates Amy Scheidt had 551,
Eileen Skidmore sol. Fran Co.
lohan sol and Ginny Thomas
SIS.
Second-place Congressional
Plaza had to settle for q 2-l VIC
tory over Bowl America, with
Louise Sullivan rolling high Sc
ries for the winners with q $50,
Doris Vests $50 was high for
Bowl America.
With Mile johnson showing
the way with q 542 set. Skor-
Nor Lanes made q sweep of
three games over Silver Spring
while Nick Rinaldi Lanes
blanked Wheaton Triangle. Eli
leen Boyle's $50 was high for
Rinaldi.
The All-Service Tire team In
the Montgomery County Com
mercial Tenpin League set q
new high game record for the
league with a 1000 game in
that circuits latest action.
Sam Pusateri led the parade
with a 237. Dick Reinke had a
224, Fritz Romeo 199, Andy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
THE BOWLING LINE
Topper Gets New Leader

Durkay 17s and Les Cherri
earded q 161. which turned the
trick.
The powerhouse Silver
Spring Sports team continued
its winning ways by sweeping
four points from the Womack
Exterminators, thereby extend
ing its lead in the circuit to
seven games. The Montgomery
County League win curtail its
action this weekend because of
Thanksgiving.
The 18th round OF matches
in the Research and Develop
ment League has produced new
leaders in the fight for team
and individual honors.
With Bill Corbin leading the
way with 203 and 201. the
Pines won the first two games
Of q match with Top Brass.
They lost q seven-pin verdict
IN the finale but walked off
with pinfalf to displace Nuclear
Power as the leagues top team.
Nuclear Power. which occu-
pied first place since the season
opened. dropped two games
and pinfall to the Gap Span
ners to fall one game behind
the Pines. Bill Erbe. who has
held the top average from the
beginning of the season, turned
in a weak set-438-w hic h
dropped his mark three points
to 1874 and cost his Nitefighters
two games and pinfall in q
match with the Reactors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26

Elliott doesn't feel he'll have
any trouble getting his club
"up" for the game after the
tremendous letdown over the
week end. The game was post
poned 3 hours before kickoff
time Saturday.
There's too much at stake
for the team not to be VI"
Elliott said. An Illinois victory
means q trip to the Rose Bowl
as well as the conference title.
Illinois delayed its workout
yesterday until burial cere-
monies for President Kennedy
had ended In Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
By DICK OBRTEN
star Bowling Editor

When Maurice De Schepper
uneorked an l,l20 for five
games In the first round Of
Bowl Americas Topper Tenpin
Handicap tournament. it was
generally conceded that his
lead might not hold up.
That observation has proved
to be true. De Schepper's early
lead has been eclipsed by three
shooters In the second round Of
the event, dropping the Silver
Hill entry into fourth place.
On top after the latest action
at Bowl America Shirley Is
James Lloyd Of Alexandria, who
carded an 1,135 after shooting
q scratch 1.072 for five games
backed Up by 9 63-pin handi-
cap.
Lloyd ripped off games Of
224-2l4-227-201 and 206, but
even this lead may be In jeop-
ardy next week end, when q
new battery Of keglers takes TO
the Shirley Lanes in an at
tempt to overtake the current
leader In the scheduled third
round of action,
Three-hundred and seventy
three bowlers, the remainder Of
the registered field for the
event, have yet to try their
hand in the tourney. which
concludes the weekend of De-
cember 14-15.
Ken Mullins of Bowl America
Falls Church moved into Sec
ond place behind Lloyd with an
1.129. He had a 972 scratch and
bowled with q 157 handicap.
Bob Clark Of Warrenton, Va,
with 1924, is third. He carded
LOFT with q 81 pin handicap.
Roland Meyers, who earlier
was in second place, has
dropped into fifth position.
There also was q shakeup In
the women's high-scratch divi-
sion. The lead previously was
held by Jeanne Dempsey Of
Bowl America Falls Church.
The new lea der Is Ginny
Thoms Of Alexandria's Tenpin
Coliseum team in the Women's
Masters Travelling League. Her
800 topped the previous high
by SO pins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
Come IsCunceIed
By Boston EIevens

BOSTON, Nov. 26 CAPD-
Boston University and Boston
College yesterday announced
cancellation Of their football
game originally scheduled for
last Saturday.
Boston College plays Holy
Cross at Worcester next Satur.
day and the first avaflabae
date would be December z.
Boston o. has not played since
November 9.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
Rube Purnhum Dies,
Pitcher for Athletics

PITT SB URGH. Nov. q
(AP). - James A. Rube)
Parnham, a pitcher for the
Philadelphia Athletics almost &
half century ago, died in near
by McKeesport yesterday. HI
was 81.
Parnham pitched for the Az
two seasons, posting a 2-1 re-
cord in 1916 and an OIL mari
in 1917. He also pitched for the
old Baltimore Orioles of the
international League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
This Hole in One
Is No Toll TuIe

DAYTON. Ohio, Nov. %
(AP). - It's unlikely anyone
win challenge John McMaken's
recent hole-in-one ct National
Cash Register Country Club.
McMaken. from Brookville,
Ohio. did It on the 176-yard
ninth hole with q 5-iron tee
shot. Among those in his four
some were two Dayton minis
tiers. Forrest Garner and Demi
Edwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
What Causes Wild Pitch
On First Ball?

What Causes Wild Pitch
On First Ball?
What makes a bowler miss
the headpin completely on his
first shot, leaving four or five
pins standing, and then
thread q needle" with his Sec
ond ball and convert the
spare? Is it:
/. Straining for a strike.
2. Putting too much speed
on the ball.
3. Putting too much stuff
on the ball.
Answer: Cd Straining for a
strike. We usually overstrain
in rolling for a strike. Then,
we relax in shooting for the
spare and the ball goes right
where we want it to.
The answer is simple, II we
will Just follow the actions Of
the second ball. Relax and lei
the bah roll. Or roll the second
ball first.
Whatever you call it, relax.
ing is the answer.
4
Bowling's basic fundamentals in
NUTSHELL They're all included in TIL
pocket-Sized. 24-page booklet, ssI3e
shining Bowling" It's yours for 20
and q stamped. self addressed enve
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
Ex-Chumpion Wins

TOKYO, Nov. IS (AP)-
Masahiko Harada Of Japan,
former world flyweight cham
pion, won q unanimous 10
round decision over Emil de
Leon of the Philippines last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-26
jake the Snake

Jacques Plante. goalie for the
New York Rangers, sometimes
Il known as Jake the Snake
and King Cobaa.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
G. O. P. OUTFoXED
Democrats Use Guile on Money Bills

only after cutting it back $50
million.
The upshot of all of this ac-
tivity is to put administration
Democrats in a position to re-
ply to Republican charges that
they are spenders by pointing
to specific instances where they
voted to cut President
Kennedy's proposals.
The Republicans give every
evidence they intend to con-
tinue pounding away on efforts
to cut at least $40 billion from
the $108 billion Mr.. Kennedy
asked in advance appropria-
tions for his $98.8 billion spend
ing, budget for the year be-
ginning July 1.
Evening star., 1963-04-15
G. o. P. OUTFOXED

Republican efforts to cut deep
er.
The Senate leadership fol-
lowed this procedure in gain
ing passage Of the administra-
tion's mass transit bill. A COM
mittee had put a price tag Of
$500 million on the program, A
floor amendment by Senator
Symington, Democrat Of Mis-
souri. trimming the total to
$375 million, was adopted and
the bill was passed after all
Republican proposals were
beaten down.
Similarly, a youth-employ-
ment measure which had called
originally for a $100-million
Evening star., 1963-04-15

outlay was increased to $l2O
million in committee.
When it reached the Senate
floor, Senators ProXmire, DEM
ocrat of Wisconsin, and Sy-
mington got it reduced TO $l0O
million. Republicans got no
where in efforts to trim it
further. 81
The Democratic House lead
ership found itself-in a dilemma
when Republicans Joined with
Southern Democrats in commit
tee to knock a $500 million
public works item out of a sup
Elemental money bill.
In this case, they marshaled
their, forces and restored the
item by a House vote - but
Evening star., 1963-04-15
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press Staff Writer

Democratic congres sional
leaders have found a pinch
back formula they believe will
lessen the political impact Of
Republican economy demands
and help gain passage of major
administration bills,
Their formula is a simple one
They get committee approval Of
measures calling for a relatively
high level of expenditures.
When the bill is brought be-
fore the full membership for
action, they support Demo-
cratic amendment to reduce
ths amount while resisting all
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Gas Appliances at the Parade Of Homes

All IL model houses ct
the Parade Of Homes have
gas for central and water
heating.
In air conditioning. for
example. the Captains Cove
Arlington model built by r.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

as clothes washers, dishwash-
ers and extra bathrooms and
powder rooms.
In the kitchens Of nine
models at the Parade Of
Homes. gas Is featured for
cooking.
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The color cover

Eleven Of the IL model
homes even boast gas lights
outside the home.
There Is also q tent fun
Of the newest gas company
exhibits at the Parade Of
Homes.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

C. Thurner features the new
est in central gas cooling as
well as heating.
With few moving PARTS re-
uuired to cool with gas the
operation is quiet and un-
likely to break down or cause
Evening star., 1963-05-17

costly trouble. say many Of
the builders.
The speed Of gas for water
heating according to the
Washington Gas Light Co..
is the key for providing an
abundant supply for such
water-hungry conveniences
Evening star., 1963-05-17

/. HYLTON BUILDING CORP. - The
Carlton is Colonial rambler being
offered at West Gate Of Lomond in
Manassas. It features four bedrooms,
two and q half baths and a separate
dining room with a sliding glass door
opening onto an outside patio. A lower
level recreation room has a fireplace
with raised hearth.
2. GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORP-The idea
Home, built for Georgia-Pacific by
Thomas A. Cary, is an ultramodern
contemporary featuring many materials
not yet on the market. 1t has an
unusually large interior with the living
space separated from the bedroom-den
area. Built for demonstration purposes,
the house is sponsored by the Home
Builders Association.
3. YEONAS DEVELOPMENT CORR
The Monticello is q two-story Colonial
that will be built in Monticello Woods
adjoining the Parade Of Homes site.
It has four bedrooms, two and half
baths, and q Gold Star kitchen and
breakfast room. The house is fully air
conditioned and q family room opens
onto patio.
4. GEERAERT CONSTRUCTION CORP.
The Sevilla is q two-story Lorraine
brick home Of Spanish Provincial de-
sign. It will be built in the Chandon
development in Herndon, Va. 1t has
four bedrooms with outside balconies
attached to the master and second bed
rooms. There is also French Provincial
kitchen and recreation room.
s. HOOFF g. NELL, NC.-Scholz Homes
has introduced the New Englander,
four-bedroom white frame rambler with
two full baths and q General Electric
kitchen. 1t is now under construction in
the Hooff & Nein Westridge subdivi-
sion, off Franconia road in Fairfax
County. The family room has a 6-foot-
wide fireplace and built-in barbecue.
6. CLARENCE W. GOSNELL, NC.-The
Oxford is Colonial split-foyer home
available in Riverside Gardens, the new
Gosnen development adjacent to the
Waynewood community. five miles south
of Alexandria, off Waynewood road It
has an alternate basement plan that
can provide fourth and fifth bedroom.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

The main feature of the 1858 Parade Homes sponsored the
Home Builders Association Metropolitan Washington cung street
by
association and representative models being offered
community homes located elsewhere the Metropolitan Washington Area
brief description Of house in the Parade Of Homes
Evening star., 1963-05-17

IL. r. G. THURNER, NC.-The Arlington
is a split-level entry that Is being built
at Captains Cove on Fort Washington
road Just before the entrance to Fort
Washington. 1t is two-story Colonial
with brick and wood facade. The sec
ond story has three bedrooms and two
full baths with another bath on the
first floor.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

II. RICHARD II. WIELAND-The witting-
ham rancher. as featured In Wieland's
southern Prince Georges County devel-
opment Of Brookwood. near RosaryviIle
road, has three bedrooms and three full
baths. The dining room features bay
window and an exposed brick interior
wall The recreation room has 12-foot-
wide fireplace.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

Z. BUCHANAN BUILDING g. INVEST
MENT CORP-The Fairview is being
built at Colony East in Colesville.
Md 1t has three bedrooms and two and
a half baths The exterior Of the home
is Of aluminium siding with lifetime
guarantee. w. Evans Buchanan, head
Of the building firm. is president Of the
National Association Of Home Builders.
8. DUFFIE DEVELOPMENT CORP.-The
all-brick jamestown has four large bed
rooms and two baths. In the family
room is q wall-to-wall fireplace set in
the exposed brick interior wall. The
home is offered at Springbrook Knolls.
two blocks north Of the White Oaks
Shopping Center on New Hampshire
avenue, Silver Spring.
9. PICA, INC.-Built by Thomas A. Cary,
the Essex is basically q five-bedroom
split-level home. It Is available ct
Springbrook Forest. four miles from
Annandale. Va, off Guinea road There
are two and half baths, 2l-foot
living room, q 20-foot recreation room,
and q ground-level utility room.
10. EDWARD r. CARR, NC-The War
wick is fully air-conditioned with
luxury kitchen and three bedrooms. It
is being offered in the naturally wooded
setting Of the North Springfield (Va0
community. The home has two bath
rooms, 9 recreation room and fire
place in the living room. The exterior
Is Of brick veneer.
IL. RICHARD H. WIELAND-The witting-
The chronicle., 1963-11-21
Apartments for rent

FURNISHED CLEAN light house keep
ing cabins on the beach Gautier All
utilities furnished. Swetmans Fishing
Camp. 762-889S.
The chronicle., 1963-11-21

two (2) coats Of international orange
and White in Checkerboard pattern. as
present design, on the exterior; and
thoroughly clean as above and apply one
81 complete coat OF Red Lead TIP
s6a, Type 4. to all interior surfaces of
the tank.
Only the bids OF Contractors license d
in the State OF Mississippi will be COL :
sidered. Contractors desiring to bid
shall submit evidence that they hold
license of proper classification hat Is
in full force and effect, also that they
have performed work OF similar char
acter within this general area during
the past t~hirty-six months.
ANY bid received after scheduled bid
time will be returned unopened. No bid
may be withdrawn for a period OF
thirty 800 days after scheduled clos
ing time for receipt OF bids.
The owner reserves the right to re-
ject any and/or all bids, to waive in
formalities, or to accept any bid hat
may appear to its best interest.
Plans, specifications and other pro-
posed contract documents are on lie
and may be reviewed at the Board OF
Supervisors office.
Complete sets of contract documents
may be obtained from Jackson County
Port Authority. p. o. Box 87S, Pas
cagoula, Mississippi.
Bid Guaranty, consisting of a bid
bond, certified check or cashiers
check payable to the order OF Jackson
County Board OF Supervisors, in
amount Of not less than five percent
t5eo) OF the bid must accompany each
bid. The bid guaranty of all bidders
will be returned promptly after the
canvas Of bids except that Of the sue
cessful bidder will be retained until
the contract and bond have been exc
cuted.
Isl r. K. HOLLISTER, JR.,
Secretary
jackson County Mississippi
Port Authority.
At 11-21, %, 1875, u
The chronicle., 1963-11-21

signed Trustee named in said Deed OF
Trust to foreclose the same to satisfy
the Indebtedness secured thereby;
Therefore,; in consideration OF the
premises, i, o. l.. Mcleod. Trustee,
will, as requested and directed, on
Friday the 18th day of December, 1858,
within legal hours, at the Main or West
Front Door Of the jackson County
Court House, in ~Pascagoula, jackson
County, Mississippi, offer for sale and
sell to the highest and best bidder or
Bidders for cash at public outory the
following described real property stu
ated in the City Of Moss Point, jack
son County. Mississippi, In Private
Claim No. is. Township z South, Range
6 West. and more particularly described
as follows, to-wit:
Lots /, 6, 8, 10, IL, IL, u. IA, 16, IT,
Is. 10 and 90 Of Sherwood Subdivision,
per Plat thereof recorded in Book 8,
Page 81, Records OF Official Plats OF
Jackson County, Mississippi;
and will thereafter deal with said
property, and the proceeds from the
sale thereof according to law. and the
termbs, conditions and tenor OF the
aforesaid Deed OF Trust.
POSTED and PUBLISHED, this the
21st day Of November. AID, 1868.
o. L.. MCLEOD,
Trustee.
At 11-21, %, 1875. IL
The chronicle., 1963-11-21
NO. S611
A OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON

TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE
WHEREAS, on December %, 1852,
william L. Spruell. Norman A. Stewart
and S & S Construction Company OF
Jackson County. Mississippi. Inc. exc
cuted a deed of trust to Sidney Beck,
Trustee for Riley-Stuart Supply Com
pany, Inc, which is recorded in Book
181, page 517-518, Records Of Deeds
of Trusts Of Jackson County, Missis-
sippi; and
WHEREAS, the holder OF said deed
of trust has appointed the undersigned
as substitute trustee in place Of Sidney
Beck by appointment dated November
l, 1863 and filed for record in the
office Of the Chancery Clerk Of Jack
son County, Mississippi on November
5, 1863: and
WHEREAS, default having been
made in the payment of the indebted
ness secured by said deed of trust and
the holder of the note and deed of
trust having declared the entire in
debtedness due as provided therein
and having requested the undersigned
substitute trustee so to do, I will, as
such substitute trustee, on the 29th
day of November, 1868, within legal
hours at the West front doc of the
courthouse OF jackson county, MlSSlS-
sippi in the City of ~Pascagoula, offer
for sale at public cutlery n sell for
cash to the highest and best bidder
the following described property sit'%
sted in Jackson County, Mississippi,
to-wit:
Lot 7, Sherwood Subdivision, per
plat thereof recorded in Book 6, page
81, Records of Plats of Jackson Coun-
ty, Mississippi and being in Claim
Section Is, Township z South, Range
6 West, Jackson County, Mississippi.
/ will convey only such title as is
vested in me as substitute trustee.
WITNESS MY SIGNATURE this the
5th day of November, 1868.
ROBERT H. OSWALD,
Substitute Trustee.
at III, IA, 81, 2S
The chronicle., 1963-11-21
NO. 1851

NO. 1851
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
COUNTY OF JACKSON
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE
Whereas; on April End, 1862. Norman
A. Stewart and william l. Spruen,
executed in favor of J.. A.. Rollins and
wife. Alyce M. Rollins, with o. L. Nc
Leod, Trustee, a certain Deed OF Trust,
now of record in Book l66, Pages SAB
545, Records OF Mortgages And Deeds
OF Trust On Land OF Jackson County,
Mississippi, to secure a certain Promis-
sorry Note of even date Herewith las
described in said Deed OF Trust) in the
principal sum of $55, 545. 90; and
Whereas; under the terms and con-
ditions of said Deed OF Trust, the
said Norman A. Stewart and William J..
Spruell were granted the right and pri-
vilege to subdividing and filing a Sub
division Plat of the property pledged
by said Deed OF Trust for record in the
Records OF Official Plats OF Jackson
County, Mississippi; and
whereas; pursuant to said right and
privilege. the said Norman A. Stewart
and william L.. Spruell caused the pro-
perty so pledged to be subdivided and
plated as "Sh wood Subdivision" the
Plat Of which Is now Of record in Book
6. Page 81, Records OF Official Plats
Of Jackson County. Mississippi; and
Whereas: under the terms and condi-
tions of said Deed OF Trust. j. A. Rol-
Inns and wife. Alyce M. Rollins, agreed
to. and did release from the lien OF
said Deed OF Trust, Lots 2. 3, 4, 5. z,
9 and Is Of said Sherwood Subdivision;
and
Whereas; the said Norman A. Ste
wart and william L.. Spruell have made
default in the aforesaid indebtedness
secured by said Deed OF Trust, and J.
A. Rollins and wife. Alyce M. Rollins,
have requested and directed the under