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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-09

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
Gray Named To Platform Unit Of CGG

mittee are Leslie Able, Virginia
Reed, Marian Gaffey, and Rita
Wagner. Additional members
will be named at a later time
according to Cooperman, who
charged the committee with the
responsibility of developing a
platform that spells out new
goals and forceful actions for
egg and the City for the next
two and a half years"
The egg Chairman extended
an invitation to the organiza-
tons members and to all
groups and citizens in the City
to submit their hopes and
wishes for programs for the
City of Rockville to him for con-
sideration by the Platform Com
mittee.
The first meeting of the Plat
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19

sequently resigned after a storm
of criticism. Some county
groups argued that a leading
Republican holding office as a
county committeeman should
not be administering the coun-
tvs nonpartisan merit system
that has in it about 1900 county
government employees.
He and his wife, Muriel, are
the parents of two grown chill.
dren: a married daughter living
in Winston-Salem, NC, who
presented them with their first
grandchild last year, and son,
Hal Ingram Lackey, a graduate
of the Landon School, and
Princeton University (cum
laude,) who is a third-year stu.
dent at the Georgetown Law
School.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19

coming sought by Lackey for
John L. Chapman, Jr., at Column
bia Pike and US. Route %. 1t
turned down, however, Chap
mans request to have almost
63 adjoining acres approved for
garden apartments.
OF the remaining cases filed
by Lackey last May, two were
allowed to be withdrawn with
out prejudice to future filing.
One was sought by Dorothy o.
Norris for commercial rezoning
OF $4,000 so. #. of residential
property at S031 Old George
town Road in the Northwest
subdivision of Bethesda.
The other, on which Lackey
teamed up with County Cham
Der of Commerce president Will
bur N. Baughman, asked COM
mercial rezoning of 1913 acres of
rural land on the Krupsaw prop.
critics along Georgia Avenue
extended in Silver Spring. This
application was refiled, for
office-park zoning, last
month. A companion applica-
ton, seeking garden apartment
coming on 81 adjoining acres, is
pending before the Council.
The hornets nest of public
dissatisfaction stirred up by
Lackey's apparent success in
winning Council approval of
unpopular coming requests is
expected to settle down In the
months ahead.
Applications filed last month
indicate he is the attorney in
only one case, to come before
the Council between now and
next May, a request by John r.
Perry for townhouse coming of
$4,000 feet of land at Woodland
Drive and Alton Parkway, Sill
yer Spring.
Before moving his practice
into the county in 1862, Lackey,
who is 46, had private law
offices in Washington for seven
years. He had over 16 years of
federal government employment
behind him, as an attorney with
the Government Accounting
Office and the US. Treasury
Departments procurement divi-
sion, as legislative assistant and
counsel to the Senate Appropria-
tons Committee, and chief coun.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19

sci to the Joint Congressional
Committee on Foreign Economic
Cooperation.
A native of Statesville, NC,
he attended Wake Forest Col
lege and the Washington Col
lege of Law and holds a law
degree from American Univer-
sity.
His community activities have
included craftsmanship Of the
Keep Silver Spring Beautiful
Committee and of the Allied
Civic Groups civic improve.
ments committee. He is a former
president of the Quaint Acres
Citizens Association, a trustee
Of the First Baptist Church of
Silver Spring and a member of
the Silver Spring Rotary Club
and Board of Trade.
Long active in Republican cir.
cles, he was a defeated candi-
date for the County Council
from the Fifth Election District
in 1858.
Shortly after taking office,
the County Council named
Lackey chairman of the County
Personnel Board but he sub.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
Riggs Sings
In Lead Role
On Broadway

Sam Riggs, talented son of
Mrs. James w. Wilson, Locust
Hill Estates, Bethesda, and Reu-
benn Riggs, vice president of the
Maryland National Bank, Rock
vile, has carried the leading
role in the new Broadway must
cal, "110 in the Shade" recently.
Sam, who uses the stage
name of Seth Riggs, was well
received as Montgomery
County native son" in a lead
appearance in "Showboat' at
the Shady Grove Music Fair
outside Gaithersburg last sum-
mer.
AS understudy to Robert
Horton in the current Broadway
show, he has stepped into the
lead role in recent weeks be-
caues of Horizons illness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19

ROCKVILLE Richard M.
Cooperman, chairman of Citi-
zens for Good Government, has
announced that John Gray,
former head of the Department
of Public Works for the City
of Rockville, will serve as Chair
man of CGG's Platform Com.
mittee for the 1864 campaign.
Gray also headed the COM
mittee that reviewed the per-
Torrance of the present Mayor
and Council who were supported
by egg under the organiza.
tons platform of 1862. The re-
view was presented to a gen
eral meeting of SIS members of
CGG by Matthew j. McCartin
who will serve as vice chairman
of the Platform Committee.
Other members of the COM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19

he has been practicing IN the
county for two years and county
records indicate his efforts or
behalf of zoning applicants sud
denly increased when the COP
dominated County Council took
over last December.
Lackey is a member of the
powerful Republican State Cen
trail Committee for Montgomery
County and the author of the
local COPS election platform in
1862. E
OF Ii applications for changes
i'm land use in which he has beer
the attorney of record since set
ting up shop here in 1862, al
were applied for after last
November's election.
His record of success with the
Council so far has been spotty
but analysis of the Council:
decisions shows Lackey ha:
been winning the big ones.
He got off to a good start las
February with Council approva
Of an application filed il
November, 1862, on behalf o!
Randolph Hills, Inc, for indus
trial coming of almost five acre.
of land on Schuykill Road il
Rockville.
The technical staff and plan
ming board of the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission had recon
mended denial of the rezoninf
- noting extension of industrial
coming would have a detrimental
effect on the neighborhood ant
that such use also would be con
trary to the master plan fol
North Bethesda Garrett Parl
/. and vicinity.
Lackey's luck ran the othel
way in his next coming try, OF
behalf of Jason Geiger ct al.
for commercial rezoning o
1898 50. it.. at 1904 Fairviev
Ave, in the Woodside Parl
section of Silver Spring. Tt
the Councils September deci
sion to deny this in accordance
with planners recommends
tons, however. Councilwomal
Kathryn E. Diggs attached ;
dissenting opinion.
In last Mays filing period
4ackey sought eight rezoninl
actions - among these the two
.hotly-contested requests fol
high-rise apartment zoninl
which have since brought dow
on him and the County Council
the ire of more than a score O.
citizens associations.
These involved the 4S-acrl
Kay tract on the grounds Of thu
Old Indian Spring Country CluI
In Silver Spring, which tn
Council agreed to rezone owe
widespread citizen protest, an,
the 23-acre Aubinoe tract In tn,
wildwood Manor section O.
North Bethesda.
Less widely-publicized was thu
Councils favoring vote on q
acres of high-rise apartment
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19

form Committee was held yes
terday and work began on the
first draft of a platform.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
COP Leader Hal Lackey
IS Controversial Figure

Silver Spring attorney Hal Lackey, one of the most
controversial figures produced by the countys yearod
Republican administration has developed lot of muscle
where teourts as coming lawyer during this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08

sunday MAGAZINE THH wAsrNuToN sEpTTA1BKR loos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
In appreciation of the confidence
placed in us for OVer 100 years
We have built the finest
funeral home in the area

After century the location on Pennsylvania Avenue
just west of the White House, Joseph GaWS Sons nc has
moved to modern location conveniently situated in the
heart of Northwest Washington at Wisconsin Avenue and
Harrison ST., NV.
We regret that the continuing growth of Downtown Wash
gton has neceSStaed from Pennsylvania Avenue where
four generations of direct descendants of Joseph Gawer have
built and maintained long tradition of everent dgned service
But we know that home easily accessible the entire
washington Metropolitan with its quiet dgned beauty and
its spacious private parking areaw better serve the needs of
the citizens of growing city in times of bereavement
Here you be confident that your wishes and interests will
be implicitly observed.
Evening star., 1963-02-10

habit Of eating, something in
between meals overcomes
weariness.
A brief rest during the day
can make all the difference
between being tired and feel
ing peppy. Many authorities
feel that several short rest
Evening star., 1963-02-10
BY JOSEPHINE LOWMAN
Register and Tribune Syndicate)


II you are harassed by
chronic fatigue so that you
find 1t extremely difficult to
take care Of your RESPONSE
bilities and have no energy
left at all for other activities.
why not try to improve the
situation? Life is no fun like
that
If fatigue continues, a COM
plete physical checkup is in
dicated but there are some
simple steps you can try all
by yourself. For instance,
many women eat a COM
pletely inadequate breakfast.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
WHY GROW OLD?
MokeLife More Fun;
Sit Down q Minute!

They have a piece of toast
and a cup Of coffee and let
it go at that-or just coffee
and fruit Juice. They do not
suspect that their fatigue
may stem from this habit.
Perhaps your diet is low in
protein, which is q splendid
way to raise blood sugar level
and supply energy. Maybe
the addition Of some protein
food at breakfast would make
a difference. Proteins are
valuable for many reasons,
one being that they build en-
ergy without initiating the
figure.
Some persons find that the
Evening star., 1963-02-10

periods are more effective
than one long one.
Even II you Just sit down
and put your feet UP on a
chair for 10 minutes once
or twice a day. and then lie
Evening star., 1963-02-10

down for IS minutes after
lunch, you may find that
this is the answer to your
problem.
Try this approach for q
week and see If you don't
feel much more energetic.
Evening star., 1963-02-10
Hat Sole

The Ladies Auxiliary Lodge
No. 80. Prince Georges County
Fraternal Order of Police, will
hold a hat sale February Is
at 8 pm. A variety Of spring
hats viii be offered at the
event, and accessories will
also be on display.
Navajo times., 1963-10-17

The Navajo Civic Center Athle-
tic Committee met last week to
outline a tentative program for
the 1864 basketball season by
going over scheduling, league play,
and the annual tournaments at the
Navajo Civic Center, Window Rock,
Arizona. At least three big indie
pendent basketball tournaments
have been planned and regular
two-division league for the men
and a separate league for the girls.
The Annual Holiday Basketball
Tournament probably will be held
again during the Christmas and
New Year holidays. The big Annual
Navajo lnvitational Tournament,
the 5th annual, is being scheduled
for February 1922, 1864. The
All-Indian Tournament held last
year for the first time was very
successful and colorful as a sea-
son ending tournament, and this
tourney is being scheduled again
for the middle of March.
League play will start on No
vember II and to get the league
organized "get acquainted"
tournament will be held starting
on Monday, November 4. Allteams
and managers interested in COM
peting in this tournament for the
purpose of participation in the
regular league may contact the
. Athletic Committee Chairman i'm
mediately for all the particulars.
Application for this ''get acquain-
ted" tournament and league play
, should be submitted to the Bas-
ketball League Chairman, Post
Office Box 215, Window Rock,
Arizona.
. Depending on the number OF
entries in the ''get acquainted
Navajo times., 1963-10-17
Both Men And Women Leagues
Civic Center Basketball League Planned

teams, managers. coaches and Of
ficials, there will be repr oduced
later on in the "Navajo Times"
all rules and regulations pertain
ing to this Civic Center Basketball
League. Further releases will also
be made as the league is organ
lied and for the scheduling of
league play both for men and
girls divisions. The members of
the Navajo Civic Center Athletic
Committee are as follows: Edward
O. Plummer, Chairman of the
Committee; Rodger Sandoval, in
Charge of Programing and assisted
by Bill Draper; Carl Beyal, Publ
city Chairman being assisted by
Frank Montoya: Wanda LeClere,
Committee Secretary; Dan ShoWal-
ter and Jack Kyselka, Jr., Handl-
ing Facilities: and Walter Wolf,
Legal Adviser.
Navajo times., 1963-10-17
Appointed

Transfer of Llewellyn Kings
lev, SUPERINTENDENT of the>Wime-
bago Indian Agency in Nebraska
for the past three years. to the
comparable position at Pine Ridge
South Dakota, effective September
IS, was announced by the Depart
ment of the Interior.
At Pine Ridge. Kingsley re-
places Leslie P. Tow1e, who was
recently appointed area director
for the Bureau of Indian Affairs
at Anadarko, Oklahoma. A sue
cessor at the Winnebago Agency
has not yet been selected.
The new Pine Ridge superin-
tendent first came with the Bureau
in 1886 as an a sist mt clerk at
the Navajo Agency. Window Rock,
Arizona. Twoyears later he moved
to the Hopi Agency, Keams Canyon
Arizona, as foreman of water de-
velopment.
Before joining the Bureau OF
Indian Affairs. he was associated
for nine years with an oil company
in Oklahoma. He was born at Can
ton, Oklahoma, in 1904 and at
tended the University of Colorado
from 1929 to 1926.
Navajo times., 1963-10-17
Apache
County Club

lack Mcdonald of Phoenix, Ari-
zona, will be guest speaker for the
Apache County Homemakers Club.
The Annual Fall Luncheon meeting
will be held at the Trailerrider's s
Inn at St. Johns, Arizona, on Satur-
day, Move ember is. The meeting
was planned for the month OF
October, but the date was changed,
according to Mrs. Russell Kilgore.
The hostess of the meeting will be
members of the Juanette Home
makers Club.
Navajo times., 1963-10-17

tournament, tWo-diviSiOn league
will be drawn up designating one
as the Mountain League and the
other as the Plains League. Along
with the girls division the entire
league will be known as the Civic
Center Basketball League. League
games will be played on Monday,
Wednesday, and Thursday nights
with three games at each session
and league play will end just before
the Navajo Invitational Tourna-
ment
There will be a regular sche-
dule of double headers and triple
headers with outside and visiting
teams during the weekend dates.
Other games being considered are
special high school games s, college
or Junior college games, and
games between service teams and
touring professional teams. The Sc
will be on the Civic Center calen-
dar as major events.
For the Information Of all
Navajo times., 1963-10-17

Briefly, clearly, interestingly,
THE NAVAJOTIMES tells you what
is going on on the Navajo reser-
vation and what it me ans.
Navajo times., 1963-10-17

COMMERCIAL INSPECTION registration checks all Com
entering the State Arizona
vehicle where all
the area Employees left
right: Paul Wilson, John McCarre Lynch ta Photo r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

CESSNA 140. 1880. al metal. basic
instr. panel plus DO. turn and
wheel exits. Wiii Telicenss. $500,
WIN finance. or. viii trade for lot
or late model auto. JE. 4-412l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
SOME REAL BUYS

GOLDEN BEACH - iOOx2OO-ft
waterfront lot on wide patuxent
River. Priced 10 sell.
SYLVAN SHORES, Riva-Oniy u
blk 10 beach. bedrma,, liy, rm
wIfirepl.. oil heat. only S5.95O
BY-oN-THE-BAY-2 and 4
bedrm. summer or year-round
homes nr. fine beach. $1,000 up
SUNRISE BEAcH-waterfront ioi
yssr-round home. Ideal spot On
Severn River mr., LAUREL olen
burnie and Annapolis. Real gooc
turkey POINT - beautiful 1
acre OF ground overlooking South
River. Nice secluded area. Priced
woodland BEAcH--i 70 3 bed.
rm. homes on lee, lots near beach
Ahopping. churches and school
$3.50 up on terms.
ONLY $50 DOWN on fine bids
sites IN many beach areas yIfuli
clubhouse ana beach PRIVILEGES.
$500 up.
Kay Realty Co., Inc.
RA. $4,000 30i-Sw. s-35ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

A REALIY SUPER Lons Beach va
cation. excellent cottages from weei
70 season. / 10 8 bedrooms SIS
10 500 weekly. NJ. z. ROCKHILL.
Broker. Mail st. Leonard, Nd.
Phone Prince Frederick sos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

Instrument eQuIpped SKY lane.
limited membership open, adding
second cross-eountry aircraft, no
students. JE. 4-ll3o OF 3bo-b72O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
Few of Our Listings


i-RIoHT ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
near acre lot year round rambler
Ice, liy, En: wIfirepi.. rec. rm'
wLfirepl. and bar. 2 leg, bearms
sS HAT aipA I4 run i SsssSsns. sissS0
BEACH, on over n.
acre lnt, this beautiful home In
excellent condition has liv. nm,
din. rm., 2 bedrms., bath. Room
for 2 more bedrmA. and bath on
2nd floor. Hot-water heat and
fireplace, s17,9b0.
s.-pEALE. ITS It, on water. Ram.
bier, like new, lge. liv, rIn. w
fireDl.. 3 Ice, bedrms., bath, din
sas. AREA ~ nee ia. t ,i tsm eayDd 5
over half-acre lot fenced with ige
pier and fully bulkheaded. S20,7b0
SHORES. log cabin
secluded. on extra large lot,
rooms and screened porch. Low
down payment. A,9b0.
AVALON SHORES. rambler, Xix,
new. Has Ice. lly. rm. w/firepl,,
bedrms,, bath, din, rm., mod. kit.
oil heat. on Ice. lot. S1O,95O.
o-DEALE. rambler. like new. Lee
liv. rm. w1iirepi,. din. fm. area
mod. kit, 3 Ice, bedrnhs,, 2 baths
extra Ice. family rm.. Ice. utilitS
rm., on Ice. corner lot. MODERATED
priced.
7-CEDAR HURST, on acre lot
rambler with. lge. liv, rnn,, din
oil heat. furnishsd. $4,000.
.e-lpLEwILDE. home one hal
block from sand beach and comm
pier, has 3 bedrms. bath. liv. rm,
al an heat TR y %0s helt ,i asTSio|s rm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
BEVERLY BEACH AREA

500 TT. ON RHODE RIVER
lily farm house and other bidas
Practically new dock, water s 4
~ n. deep. Potential commercial
Ideal for children's home, Camp
etc. Ewes. WA. 4-o807, MARGARET
DUNkLEY. RKALTOR, Oh
4-6S00.
HEAD. MD.-13 acres,
Broom house, furnished, 2 porches,
has waterfront. sleeps IL people
or more, best fishing area IN
Chesapeake Bay, duck hunting
good for club or retirement couple.
phone for Inspection. 30l=-47f-
1878.
BUY NOW. build later. Enjoy the
fishing and boating today and
tomorrow. A lot for any pocket
book. Year-round Community,
20ss, On. 70 qualified and dis
eliminating purchaser.
ADERHo REALTY CO.
BU. 5-2l63 List With Us LU. 2-S467
CHARLES COUNTY-36b-a. farm,
estate quality. In area Of fine
old 8. Md. estates. Charming
comfortable, handsomely restored
main house. Dated 170Os. Com
plete set farm bldRs.. greenhouse
Hunting lodge on secluded y
mi. Wieomico River front. $50
acres. fertile crop land, balance
woods. Long State I'd. frontage
Farmer viii stay. owner retiring,
will finance. Committing distance
WARD PROPERTIES, CH. 6-6536.
WATERFRONT planta.
ton, large acreage. suitable CROPS
eious home Of dignity and charm
"a hours drive Washington. AZ
sustaining plantation you car
enjoy In the best virginia ira.
dition. Excellent upland and water.
fowl shooting. Financing avail.
able. q. B. LORRAINE (BrokerI,
Richmond Federal Building, Rich
mond. Va. Richmond phone 643.
2-34bb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02
FLOYD A.
CRUMPTON
REALTOR
OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
DEALE, ND.
CODE 301-S67-20o1


This one Is Q real diamond in the
rough, but there's nothing wrong
with the settingl II you think
you're good at polishing. try this
2-bedrm. ''gem"l $500. Water
PRIVILEGES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

CHARLES COUNTY = WATER.
S Tses sr zSHE S SHsTsfsss
sandy beach, 5 bedrms., iiv. rIn'
with huge fireplace. din. room
kitchen with stove and reigr
Front screened porch. Located on
tree-shaded grounds that have
many bulb beds, azaleas, shrubs
and garden spot. Outside screened
patio. House for guests with bath,
stove and refgr. Laundry facili-
ties. Garage. Cement walks 10
houses and patio. Fenced grounds,
l2S pier BOAT, The place for
c co% roR LIsLs' RGNDlLL G SEzE
ESTATE, Phone Code S0i--e34-
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sHENANDoAM WILLY
VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH. DEL. = ocean
duced rates 10 July i. ", 3-sl9e.
CAPT con, MASS -bedrm. cot
tage, e7b per week. Last open
ings, July 3 through go, Aun. 10
throueh "a. IA. a-s3s0.
o vS.s IsI Soui mr. Sll pss SI.r
Bost avail ~. T.SSAb. ' -OD
LoNovIEw BEAcn, Nj. = peach
n mss.rs YIN s.l ss' .nS ny I'm vI esdT Ss.
81 $50, 70 Tessonably priced. sS,..
900, easy terms, Tor further In
formation, call 007-se4b. or ewes.
RA 9-0eO0,
MAINE = 2-room cabin. beautiful
facilities for q. 10. is.sSss'o O-''
IN, n. LAKEFR0NT-view 10 noun
talns our freshly remodeled 4
and e-bedrm. 18TH cent. summer
homes directly on crystal clear
Newiound, lake, NJ n, Nh. 5000.
SUMNER RENTAL
Northern Nsck-summsr home, 2
iomse and guest eotJsss, siOo
per week. Contact u. u. POTTER
a. ophelia, Va. 703--oL. 3-44s7.
wAITsFIKLD, vT.-Mountain ski
cabin. 4 Imsa awimming nearby,
s3b VIZ, sieb mo. Wis s-li7i,
wEsTM0nKLAND CO.., vA.--Nature
lovers and bird watchers paradise,
Small secluded furn.- cabin mo
llnentl, overlooking h-acfe lake.
noauhere, H7A week. TN0LE9rDE
PLANTATION. Oak Grove. Va.