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Evening star., 1963-04-19

DULLES AIRPORT. Committing dis
features Dashboard h.-w. heat
fireplace, ceramic tile bath. up
to-date kitchen and other niceties.
VIII 20 FHA or VA with low
down payment. Below market.
ANTiaUE BRICK, / year old. rec.
room, 2 fireplaces, 3 bedrooms,
modern kitchen with range, re-
fTigerator and range hood in
eluded. Big shady lot on quiet
street; 1Ofs down can be arranged
or Will consider renting with op-
ton to buy. SlS,950.
81 $50. 4 bedrooms, less than 10cs
windows and clean interior, range
and refrigerator included,
WRIGHT REALTY. INC.
l26 N. Grant Ave, Manassas, Va.
Farms. Acreage, Homesites
JA. 2-4S00 Daily, Aft. / PM. Sun.
EXTRA-LARGE 3-bedrm. rambler
Elee, kit. Cash above present
mortgage or SIN. dn. pymt. owner
Will finance. 434-9215.
acre wooded loti SFick bsafSs. beaafhsr
baths, liv. rm., din. rm., kit,
family rm;, gar Dashboard H.
carpet. S2S.950. CIR. 3-0152.
FAIRFAX, va acres, Colonial
residence. drawing rm.. library.
din. rm., fam. kit. 4 bedrms..
2la baths. swimming pool. guest
cottage, barn, pony paddock, gar.
FRANCES POWELL HILL, Real
tor. Call Mrs. Grey for appt to
inspect. DE. 2-4l0l or Pc. 3-l934.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-This spa
cious contemporary split level
with earport set among tall shade
trees fits the community like a
glove. In addition 10 3 bedrms.
and den. . y baths, there's q o.
II. liv. rm., lS-ft. family din. rm.
and a l5-ft. kit. with breakfast
area. Assume OF loan or re-
finance FHA or conventional.
Total price Just S24. 300.
TOWNSHIP REAL ESTATE
JE. 3-3SS3
FALLS CHURCH : 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. full bsmt., fully fenced
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SEVEN OAKS

SEVEN OAKS
Quaint su burbRn
home in Silver Spg.
Golf course vicinity,
Completely rehabili-
tated' and ENLARGED
TO- 8 full bedrms.. >
full ceramic tiled
baths. beamed CELL
lngs, stone floors,
Sdnken living rm.
with picture doors to
rear patio and gar
zen. balconied plank
and beam floored
ulnlng rm.. complete
ly new GE kit, laun-
dry and boiler in
hSmt area. TV study
off living rm. HA.
1850 or pO. 2-O234
Sat. and Sun.
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PRINCE GEORGES
REALTY co.
'THE HOUSE oF HOME

UN. llOO
ASSUME TIE TRUSTS on this
sparkling 3-bedrm. rambler with
full bsmt., only SI,lOO dn. Ano
payments OF Sl2b per mo-, better
be quick on this one.
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTORS AP. 7-l2Bt
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LIST WITH LINGO

FOREST HILLS DRIVE. POPS
HlLLANDALE FOREST-Open Sat.
and sun. Asking S3O,50O. Immacu-
late custom-built brick rambler, 3
bedrms, ? tlrcpis., modern kitch-
en-. owner must sell
Excl. Il. J. MILLS &; SONS
FE. 1-6b4O HE. 1870
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KEN DRusKN VALUED HOMES

SILVER SPRING-Close-in lovely
brick Colonial 3 bedlms, 5xJt !
bkfst. nook, bsmt Immaculate
S2",5OO.
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DAMASCUS AND VICINITY

DAMASCUS AND VICINITY
SMALL OLDER HOME over Fred
erick line, 40 acres on hard road.
, miles to hwy. 7O-S. $50, 900.
RAMBLER, brick, 3 bedrms., Ia
baths, fifepls., beautiful rec.
rm., S26,25O.
RAMBLER, brick, 3 bedrms, plus
den, 3 baths. maids rm. extra
kitchen, detached garage, q acre
lot $40, 500.
RAMBLER, brick, bedrms., .
baths, attached garage. $4,000.
KAV DOILyT INC
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sUBURBAN PROPERTIES MaT
KEMP MiLL-NeaFIy new, Iars
HUGH 7. PECK. INC, Realtor
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS

KEMP MILL-Reduced for imme-
diate sale. Immac. Split-level with
4 bedrms, . baths on one level,
space kit, centrally air cond Call
n4g-1300 III $3.50.
HUGH I. PECK. ll246 Georgia Ave.
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KEN DRUsKIN. Realtors aio-4o0r

MN n ~ ~ NNIHTTI- TTTIN INWI
Cod 3 bedrmS, . baths, ground .
level walk-out bSmt FLA appraiS iSed
SlT5OO, 500 down plus settle
mcnt or assume $1,000 first trust
salesman OWNER. H33- O5O.
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ROCKNILLE-Assume lge. loan on
this centrally air-cond., 3-bedrm..
rec. rm. with firepl. plus many
extras. Only S24 800. Call 949-
O200.
C.. paul hickman inc
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KHNwOOD, sam OAKLAND nd DE.

kENNOOD, b3l Oakland I'd De.
signed Tor entertaining, spacious
French Prov. kit, breakfast nook
family fW, sen, din Tma Nv.
rm double gar To appreciate
the lower level with sliding doors
into garden would have 70 be-
seen BARTON REALTY CO, OIL.
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FALLS CHURCH : 4-bedrm. brick
Cape Cod. full bsmt., fully fenced
yard OWNER JE 0-IgTT
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ave. right on 10th to Model
567-5l67 567-sgSg
NORBETH HOMES, INC.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Top drawer,
West Hyattsville location. An ex-
citing little California rambler,
Just q perfect little doll house.
Only Sl3,5OO on your terms. W.
r. HUGHES CO.. AP. 7-l4OO.
EVANSVILLE - No down VA or
FHA min. down Of S400. $50
mo. pays all. 3 bedrms.. n
baths, centrally air cond., in clean
excel. cond. Part OF settlement
charges may be paid by seller,
GREENBELT REALTY CO.. Real
tors. CIR. 4-5700.
HOUSES $4,000 TO $4,000
HYATTS. PARKLAWN = BRICK
AND FRAME Colonial, 3 bedrms. :,
lge. closets, sep. din. rm., conV.
storage annex and other extras.
Nr. stores and schools, S15,25O.
BY OWNER, HA. 2-7143.
HYATTSVILLE-K ENILWO ORTIZ
AkEA-S395 dn. incls. settlement.
3-b.r. det. Fenced yard. excel.
cond. DI. 7-4445, MA. 2-1154.
KNOLLWOOD-S1S,5OO, Cape Cod.
"OF YOUR DREAMS
Brk.' walk-out bsmt, 22-ft. liv.
rE, Gm: with firepl.' sep. din. rm.,
W. j. NICHOLAS, Ritz. HE. $1,000
LANDOVER HILLS-3-bedrm Co
llonial with sep. din. rm., full
bsmt.. tiled rec. area, lge. fenced
yard, assume loan, no settlement
cost 10 buyer, OWNER 772-6ll6.
LANGLEY PARK = Exceptionally
clean. semidetached brick Colonial,
: bedrooms and bath up. Nice
living room, dining ell, equip.
Kitchen with table space, n bath,
Wall-to-wall carpeting included
Pine paneled recreation room, gas
heat, Nicely Handicapped yard. FHA
applied for at S17,g50. ROBERT
Z. IOHR, INC. REALTOR, HE.
$4,000.
LANGLEY PARK-Only 500 dn.
S452 New Hampshire ave. lovely
modern 5-rm. and bath semidet.
brick home. Features incl. equipped
kitchen, oak floors, full bsmt.
fenced. I'd. Vacant. Redec. Priced
to sell. FLOYD Z. DAVIS Co,
20l1 X 81. NV. Ma. S-0352, ewes.
JU. 9-2559.
LANHAM - Clean 4-bedrm. Cane
Cod features firepl. in large liv
rm;, bsmt. with rec. rm., patio
and fenced back yard, Vet can
buy with no SIS dn. and paw Sill.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 10000
LANHAM- bedrm., . bath large
rms. throughout, separate din. Tm.,
fun bsmt., lot 75x136. appraised
at S20,750. GREENBELT REAL
TY CO., Realtors, CIR. 4-57OO.
HOUSES $4,000 TO $4,000
NAVAL RES. -CAPITOL-PENTAGON
GREENWOOD
3-bedroom rambler, S16,500. As
sumo "a es GI loan.
OXON HILL
3-oedroom rambler. u baths. rec.
rm., S23.500
RIVER RIDGE ESTATE
3-bedroom rambler. n baths, rec.
rm" S@3 2nn assume ; fe loan.
CURTIS BROS. 248-5800
NEW HAMP. AVE. AREA-NeV q
bedrm. brk. rambler. IL, baths
din. rm., mod. kit, only Si5,5OO
TAKoMA REALTY JU S-iaOO
OXON HILL RUN-Brick 8 bed
rms, "a baths, $3.50 dn., trades
accepted. J. M. HALL. 562-ls23.
OX0N HILL-Nice rambler, lge lot,
many extras, $1,000 and assume
loan. Call 273-5lOl.
OXON HILL AREA. River Ridge
3-bedrm, brk. rambler, full bsmt
attached garage. screened porch,
dead-end ST. Nr. Wilson Bridge
School y block. OWNER, 500
300 or 81 500 for my equity. 02O5
Abineon DIR. Phone 24s-6762.
OXON HILL-spac. brk. and frame
split-level. 4 b.rs, lily, rm., Wv,
carpet, fam, rm., din. area, lge
kit. 3 baths. attic and bsmt,
Stge., dishwasher, air cond., ap-
prox, = acre lot, mr.. schls. and
Woodrow Wilson Bridge, avail,
about June IL. S24,75O. a4s-6667.
PALMER PARK-only Sog5 down
5000 Gfepnleaf rd IoVply mod I
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kENsINGTON-open i-b. 4 bee

kit mud rm bSmt, fenc. walk 10
grammar, r. kr and parochial
schools Assume -, - OF Mid
2VS, out Conn, left Newport MIL
I'd lcft 70 ll4li Lund pl Cali
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POWDER MILL ESTATES

Beautifully maintained 3-bedrm
rambler. ! y baths. rec. rm. anC
Priced mid-2Os. HE. 4-i7OO.
HUGH T. PECK, Realtor
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.. j. ROBERTS REALTY

HURRY! HURRY! HURRY,
KE NSINGTON PARKWOOD AREA
Cream puff rambler on dead lend
St. picturesque setting. 3 bedrms
liy. rm., sep. din. Tm., kit. re-
rm., bath. full bsmt., walk To
school, churches etc. May j..
occupancy. g4g-O9OU
BEMIS, BRAID & LANGDON
INDIAN SPRING-Immac. brk. Co.
lonial. porch, firepl., rec. rm, eX-
tras galore, $4,000. Make offer.
r. N. LEVY, 949-7400,
KEMP MILL ESTATES-Like-new
3.bedrm. split on corner lot that
was professionally Handicapped ~
baths, rec. Tln., Sub-bSmt., wall-tO-
wall Carpeting and every ConCely-
able extra. Don't be sorry. see It
now. gA9-4434.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MOT.
KEMP MILL-Nearly new, large.
3.bedrm split, plus carport, . fire.
pls., rec. rm and den and only /
blk. 10 school. Assume lge. biacs
loan or 90 FHA at s!S.5OU J C.
coNLEY REALTOR. JU. 9-4l34
KEMP MILLS-Reduced $3.50 under
FLA appraisal. 3 bedrms., 2i9
baths, fam. rm. and large scrd.
porch. Just s23,15O. Call gIg-
1900 III $3.50.
HUGH 7. PECK. INC, Realtor
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
KEMP MILL-Reduced for imme-
diate. sale. lmmac. split-level with
4 bedrms., . baths on one level,
rec nm, sen din nm fahln
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CRESTHAYEN-Innkine fnr . mann

CRESTHAVEN Looking for a beau
titul brick rambler on a lot with
large trees2 This custom built
home is close to elem. school and
has large bedrms., . baths, full
bSmt., carport. fHA, S25,OOO.
CHESTER KELLER, REALTOR
JU. 5-1lOO OIL, H-2.5O
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HUChVILLE -3-bedrm. home. rec.
rm., nr. schools. shopping. S16,5OO
FnA or Gl. r. L. SMITH. Realtor.
GA. 4-7111, GA. 1895.
ROCKVILLE - 3-bedroom rambler,
large kit. mahog. paneled family
rm.,. wall-to-waH carpeting incl,
good cond. throughout, FILA,
Evening star., 1963-04-19
ARLINGTON, NORTH
'BETTEF
HOMES
ASSUME LARGE LOAN

And monthly payments OF only
S129 TO Sl36 per month includ-
ing taxes and insurance. This
brick rambler has 4 bedrooms, liv-
ing room with fireplace, separate
dining room. kitchen with break
fast bar. and comfortable base
ment with attractive, paneled
recreation room. Price sci 800.
Call JE. 3-3333 from Q to 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
BROADWAY
Alan Arkin Plays 1t Cool

was 8, but turned profess
sional at l6." he notes. MY
father is a painter. I at
tended a couple Of colleges
around Los Angeles, then I
was one Of eight fellows who
were undergraduates at Benz
n1ngton up In Vermont"
Isn't that a woman's col
lege?
Mostly, yeah, but 1t was
kind of fun. / got thrown out
before getting my degree. I
married one Of the girls with
out permission Of the dean,
and then ! had a run-in
with the head of the drama
department"
The scholarship for thea
ter studies at Bennington
was one of five which Arkin
has scooped UP since his 18th
birthday. He and his coed
bride had two daughters.
have since been divorced. The
restless sire tried his hand at
a variety Of skills including
guitar teaching and folk
singing which he gave up
because I got bored"
Found a Haven
In 1860 Arkin joined a
youthful troupe in Chicago
called the Second City Com
pany. Their speciality, i'm
promptu topical revenue, led
to the White Wasy last sea-
son. The group flopped mis-
erably. but has since found q
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BROADWAY
BY WILLIAM GLOVER
AanoniafaA praa. VU,.ikae


NEW YORK.-Alan Arkin
is playing Broadway's spot
light cool. After all. man.
who wants to be q square7
Elevated to stardom over
night on a wave of rave mo-
tices for zany brilliance, the
28-year-old entertainer NUT
tiers:
ITO tell you the truth, I'm
not too crazy about being
called a comic"
Just what designation
would please him is uncer-
tain. For when Arkin talks
about himself, he uses q tone
somewhere between wary
nonchalance and nervous
disdain.
II may not tell the whole
story, but I don't lie," he
sums UP the free-wheeling
Odyssey that preceded his
current triumph in ENTER
Laughing" at Miller's
Theater.
Next Day-StardOm
The comedy Is based on an
photographed novel by
television's Carl Reiner about
a youth getting into show
business. The day after it
opened, Atkins name was
elevated abruptly to stellar
position above the title
alongside Sylvia Sidney. Wv
ian Blaine. Alan Mowbray
and Irving Jaconson - q
quartet Of established wor-
thies who received only
glancing attention from the
critics.
TITS the first time since I
started acting that I have to
prepare for q performance"
he declares. Before this, I've
always played the juvenile
roles that no one else
wanted"
Comparing himself with
the stagestruck character he
portrays, Arkin says, "He has
an openness, o vulnerability
that I don't have"
The slender, dark haired
youth Travelled from his ma
tive Brooklyn to Broadway
the long way-via the West
Coast. Mexico, st. Louis.
Chicago and other way sta
tions.
1--WE been acting since I
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happy haven in Greenwich
Village.
II thought I was headed
TO: oblivion" says Arkin Of
the entire expedition. In a
vague fashion. he recalls
trying out for some shows
prior to auditioning for EN-
ter Laughing"
His main dramatic inter-
est for the future lies in the
works Of Chekhov, Shaw and
Moliere.
IT haven't been in enough
things to have gotten typed"
declared Arkin, "but I'd rather
quit than ever get typed.
Also, I've worked with enough
people to know my work in
other areas to not worry
now about having to con-
vince anyone else.
1.-THE next time, I guess I'd
like a jazz musical, then q
couple of films, maybe direct
The Seagull' and take a
couple of years knocking
around the world shooting
pictures"
On yes. in his spare time
Arkin INDUCES In sculpture,
photography ("I'm q disciple
Of Cartier-Bresson only he
doesn't know it") and cooks.
His speciality is Ethiopian
doro weutte, which Arkin in
sists is q sort Of chicken cas-
serole.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-07
What's in Name?
Pure Confusion

HOLLYWOOD (AP)-
There are Jeanne Baird the
actress ana Eugenia Baird
the singer-two different per-
sons-and the actress would
like the confusion cleared.
1t seems the singer is often
called by the short form Of
her name, Genie, and Jeanne
the actress Is often called
JEANNE.
AL kinds Of confusion can
result, says Jeanne the ac-
treSs.
II addition for q role and
am told the part calls for
an actress, not a singer. I'm
sure the reverse happens to
Eugenia.
But the funniest thing Of
all came a few years ago
when my doctor said he
didn't send me a bill be-
cause he didn't know my
New York address. I told him
I lived here. not New York.
But Eugenia lives in New
York and had visited my doc
tor when she worked out
here"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
NavyStickingW With DonneiIy
Despite Markets. Showing

concerned over John Sal, Nays
fleet tight halfback whose
career has been plagued with
minor hurts.
I'VE like it when he's hurt,
Hardin said facetiously. 1T
means he's going to run faster
so he won't be hit"
Opposite Approach
John McKenna, the VNl
coach, takes the opposite ap-
proach when he speaks of in
juries to his squad. He's
genuinely concerned that ar
Ioffense that invaded Virginia
territory five times last Sat.
urday without scoring and
gained 80 yards rushing and
43 passing will be hampered by
the loss of the first-string
quarterback.
Butch Nunnally has a bruise
on the back of his right Shout
der and, according to McKenna
might not start. This will
mean that Charley Snead, the
younger brother of Norman
Snesd, will get the call, which
McKenna figures will limit his
offense.
"Snead is simply a passer, "
McKenna said, land that's no
secret to Hardin and the rest
of the Navy coaches" Nc
Kenna said his attack needs
more passing, but he would like
to have a quarterback who
could keep the enemy guessing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
By ROBERT SOAIAIERS
Star staff Writer

As q couple Of senior quar-
terbacks playing behind a jun
ior such as Roger Staubach,
Bruce Abel and Norm Radtke
have their troubles trying to
crash Nays starting lineup.
But If their cases appear
hopeless, they have company
for Nick Markoff is not going
to replace Pat Donnelly when
the Middies meet VMI in Nor
folk Saturday.
Markoff played one Of the
finest games Of his career last
Friday night when Navy suf-
fered its first loss Of the season
to Southern Methodist in the
Cotton Bowl and was cited by
Wayne Hardin, the Navy
coach, for his outstanding de-
fensive work.
On offenSe he carried the
ball nine times and picked UP
SO yards. but Donnelly. who in
the opinion Of Hardin could be
the best fullback in Navy his
tory. gained 100 yards in Is
carries.
MarkOff LOOsens Up
Nick has a hard time get
ting loosened up before he
plays" Hardin said yesterday
But lately he's been able to
get loose more quickly" he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
Holland Gets
Tighter GriipOn
Passing Lead

Merv Holland Of George
Washington has strengthened
his hold on the passing leader
ship and teammate Dick Drum
mond has advanced one notch
to third place in rushing, &C
cording to Southern Confer
ence statistics released today
Holland has completed 40 Of
"a passes in four games anC
now leads william g. Mary's
Dan Henning by nine compile.
tons. The CIV quarterback led
by three last week. His passes
have gained $50 yards, which
coupled with his scant IL yards
rushing. places him second ir
total offense to Bob Schweick-
ert Of Virginia Tech.
Schweickert leads in total
offense with 638 yards and i;
second in rushing with 800
Ernie Zuberer of Furman is
the rushing leader with 32C
and Drummond is third with
273.
Sonny Utz, the VPI fullback
from Annandale, who gained
SO yards against CIV last Fri
day night. made the top 10 in
rushing for the first time with
his total Of 161, good for sew
enth place.
Three CIV ends make the
top 10 in pass receiving, a de-
partment led by Vince Petno
Of The Citadel and Tommy
Marvin Of VPI with Is catches
each.
Paul Flowers is fifth with
nine catches for 129 yards
Fred Yakin is sixth with nine
for LOG and Capt. Dick Duen-
kel ninth with seven recep-
tons for 10l yards and one
toYYrhrlnuyy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
Baseball League
Sets Awards Fete

The Tri County Baseball
League of Maryland will held
its annual awards night at 1880
Saturday at the Bowie Race
Course clubhouse.
Frank Navarro. secretary of
the National Amateur Baseball
Federation for 40 years, will be
the main speaker. Bill McClay
president Of the Metropolitan
Umpires Association, and
Charlee Blackburn also are
scheduled to speak.
Refreshments will be served
following the awards presenta-
ton. Dancing will begin at 8
pm. Tickets are 50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
Sprint Sensation Gives Up Football

TEMPE, Ariz., Oct. II (AP).
Henry Carr, one Of the
worlds great sprinters. accepted
a medical verdict yesterday and
quit Arizona State University's
football team.
The speedy Detroit, Mich,
halfback, who has a 1908 sec
'ond clocking in the 220-yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

added in partial explanation Of
Markoff's sudden burst of
effectiveness.
His performance Friday hiked
his seasons output to 159 yards
on IS carries for q 6.3 average
gain. Donnelly has gained 23O
yards in Al carries. He owns a
SIS average and more conf
dence from his coach than any
other back save Staubach.
Roger will play Saturday in
a harness, a contraption rugged
up in an effort to protect his
left shoulder, which he injured
in the Southern Methodist
game.
Stretched Nerve
But I don't think it will
help much" Hardin COM
mented. He added that Stau-
bach's injury is q stretched
nerve that pains momentarily
but passes rather quickly.
We're trying to teach Roger
not to fall on his elbow or do
anything that stretches his
arms. That's how it gets hurt,
or when he's tackled from be-
hind and his arms fly out like
this" he said, throwing both
arms back.
While Hardin admits little
concern that Staubach's injury
will hamper his performance
against VMI, he is even less
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

dash pending as a world rec
ord, was ruled out Of football
because Of a thigh injury.
Carr, a 6-foot-3. 200-pound
athlete, is a prime candidate
for the 1864 United States
Olympic team and last sum-
mer was a member Of the
United States track squad that
defeated Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
Frick Coils Meeting

NEW YORK, Oct. II CAP).-
Ford Prick, commissioner of
baseball, called a meeting of
all major league clubowners in
st. Louis for next Monday for
the purpose of studying the
entire minor league structure. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17
AgesiIuo Greco,
Sword Great, Dies

ROME, Oct. II (AP).-
Agesilao Greco, perhaps the
worlds greatest Swordsman,
died today at 81 after a life
time in which he never was
beaten with foil, sabre or epee.
Doctors said it was bronchial
pneumonia which finally ended
the life of the great fencer,
whom Italians called The King
Of Spades. In the old italian
card deck the spade (Spada) is
a sword.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-17

Home Team

Home Team
Miami (FlOrida)
West Chester
J Alabama
Arizona
Army
Bowling Green
Brown
BuckneH
Buffalo
| California
Cincinnati
Citadel
/ Coast Guard
Colorado
Cornell
Dartmouth
Dayton
Dickinson
Drexel
Duke
Florida State
Furman
| Georgia Tech
4 Gettysburg
Hampden- Sydney
Harvard
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St. Paul recorder., 1963-03-21
Breath Of Spring.
Forms Motif Of
Birthday Party

Guests were delighted with the
Breath of Spring" atmosphere,
when they attended a birthday
party in honor of Mrs. Gladys
Grigsby, 5OO8 Irving Av. N, Sat-
urday, March 16.
Host-hubby Wilbert Grigsby,
who works magic with flowers, ar
ranged a beautiful background of
lovely yellow hyacinths in bloom,
budding tulips, pink geraniums,
white narcissus, jonquils, and palm
trees. Guests were served a de-
icious ham and turkey dinner
buffet style.
Mrs. Grigsby took little friend
ly ribbing when guests noticed only
sixteen candles on the beautifully
decorated birthday cake.
The guest list included: Messrs.
and Mines. Taylor Moss, Clarence
Benford, Ward Bell, Charles Grigs-
by, Stanley Grigsby, Sylvester
Young, William Grey, Kenneth
Judy, George Sims, Albert Wallace,
Danny Tillman, and Frank Hub
bard, also Mines. Marriane VIII
liams and Roma Batsell, and
Messrs. Joe Crenshaw, Smythe
Norton, and Howard McQuitter.
Mrs. Grgsby received some very
lovely gifts.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-03-21
BRIDGE TABLE
DOPE
WILLARD JONES WINS
BRIDGE COMPETITION
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Willard Jones raced across the
finish line four and one half points
in front of fast moving Matt john
son. 1t was touch and go through
out the whole twelve weeks.
Cliff Cunningham jumped out in
front at the start and stayed in
contention for the entire tourna-
ment. The first three places will
receive trophies at special meet
ing.
The next twelve week contest
will start March 30th which will
be a pair contest. That is the
players will have permanent part
ners for twelve weeks which will
be quite exciting. These pairs will
get together during the week to
develop partnership understand
ing which is so necessary to win
ing in Bridge. This is an excellent
opportunity for couples interested
in playing Bridge to join the Jack
of Diamonds Duplicate Bridge club
and have lots Of fun on Friday
nights testing their system they
have studied during the week. So
pick up the phone, call John Clan
ton, Ia. 3-0634 and swing into a
barrel of fun. All systems are go!
Count downs March 30-Get on
board!