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Staubach Stays
On Top With
LIZA Yards

Nays Roger Staubach re-
tains his wide lead in the ma
tional collegiate individual sta
.istics despite last weeks record
breaking duel between Miami's
George Mira and Georgia's
Larry Rakestraw.
Staubach accounted for lat
yards against Virginia Military
TO boost his season offenSe to-
tai TO 1874 yards, according to
National Collegiate Service
Bureau figures.
Mira. Rakestraw. Don Trull
Of Baylor and Tom Myers of
Northwestern are waging a hot
battle for the runnerup spot.
Myers has $50 yards: Trull,
942; Rakestraw. gal. and Mira,
$40.
Jimmy Side Of Auburn is q
close sixth with 922 yards with
Bob Berry right behind at 909,
Rakestraw jumped from 18th
to fourth place in the statistics
by amasSing 407 yards in Geor-
gas 3l-l4 victory over Miami
Mira passed and ran for 342
and the combined total. T49,
was q one game record.
Tony Lorick of Arizona State
took over the rushing leader
ship as the result of a l76-yard
performance against TeXa s
Western. Lorick jumped from
seventh to first with SIS yards
to 494 for Side. Auburn's run
minded quarterback.
Mira leads in the passing
statistics with Trull second and
Staubach third. Maryland's
Dick Sinner is eighth.
TOTAL OFFFNSE
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Of an international course, the
embassies provide a crowd
truly international IN texture,
and the show has a policy
which puts the International
lists on their mettle as they are
tested nowhere else. They are
thrown into direct competition
with the leading American
civilian" jumpers in the Presi-
dent Of the United States Cup.
the climactic Jumping event Of
the entire show.
Each international class
has special rules which you
will find In your program.
Also, the announcer will give
you the net of each individual
performance In the interns =
tional classes, enabling you to
keep up with the score, II not
anticipate it.
II you have any doubt that
these are the greatest horse
men in the world, just get
permission some day to walk
into the ring when a course is
set up but not in use. Imagine
yourself going over 1t at the
required speed, through the
loops and turns and sharp
breaks.
Then sit down and resi-
awhile.
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3l-14 victory over Miami. The
Bulldog quarterback amassed
an NCAA record of 407 yards
in the air as he completed 25
passes.
His passing yardage and
number of competitions broke
SEC records and he tackled on
7 yards running to break the
conference total-yardage mark.
Rakestraw scored two touch
downs and passed for q pair
on Sc and 2s-yarders.
Wilkinson's teammate, Quar-
terback Sonny Glacken, a soph-
omore. also was high in the
voting. Glacken set an Allan
tic Coast Conference record by
passing for four touchdown
one to wilkinson and three to
Stan Crisson on plays cover
ing "a, % and 10 yards.
Among others earning nom
nations were Dick Sinner of
Maryland and Bob Schweickert
Of Virginia Tech.
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DAILY DOUBLE d.O PAID sac

sd-.I.coc; alw:i } Llyrsi : fur;
Sharbed CMuIlinal J.4e 80 7.so
Kyle Rambler Kristen SO 7.eo
Third Snow DiavslikisD $40
aEquifrost, aKaminare, bFleet Turn,
beau Ace. Sharp Needle. Dentown.
at. W. Froe and r. n. walch entry.
b-Joseph MazZacco entry.
Ith-sl. 400; alw.; Z yrs.i sbz fur.
Curesial tDaviassnl go !.@ ae
Wooden Mil (Bland) $50 7.to
joy Garden (DavlS) 40
Mitts Dream, Doreen's Spark, Stuffy,
Tattered IN Torn. Time, loo.
5th l,looi J yrs. 4 up; clms:; ! l-le mi
Sky Pixie (VasiD $50 40
High Joan CDiayolikisD 100
Good Colony, Areas, Midnight Trio,
Sea Tread. Time, l:50.
Sea vixen Dayidsonl le.~ !.n 3.ae
Parbar ~. EspinOsal 80
Transmitter, Ropers Mill. Time, l:l5.
7th-sl ,oooi yrs. & up; cling; s fur.
Resin Ds cd.:.:G cv.,n $50 ,sS s e
Lemoyne lSollarsl 800
Bertha G., SnomisS, Stationery, Army
Buddy, Pixie Miss. Time, lis.
eth-$l 900; yrs. 4 ups cling; 5l7 fur.
Cemputer lsmalD $3.50 l7.4o $50
Storr &C. ReynOldsD 40 $40
Friendly Ellen (Vasil S.ee
| Wink Proof, High Promise, ScottSville
Rd., Hall Nelson, Our Ship. Time, sos.
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sian turf had not done so. but
he knew Immediately that the
meant that the Rus
SLAMS we're picking up their op-
ton on q Laurel invitation TO
the Washington. d. c.. Interna-
tional. An invitation. first is
sued in 1858. has been inter-
preted to be good any year.
The friendly Russian invas-
ion of Laurel started five years
ago. Then the announcement
that Russian horses would run
at Laurel caused quite q stir.
The curious helped swell the
crowd to 40,276. largest ever to
view the International and one
of the biggest ever to witness
q horse race in Maryland.
S& -
The Russians will be taking
their sixth straight shot at the
international prize. The first
year. their entry-Garnir and
Zaryad - finished sixth and
10th, respectively. In 1859. the
Russians failed again. But in
1860, 1861 and 1862. the Rus
slams made some money on the
strength Of q third and two
fourth-pla finishes by Zabeg
The aggregate purses the
Russians have won amounted
to $3l 900 and If the stories are
true, 1t all went to Montgomery
Ward. The Russian visitors
discovered" Montgomery Ward
and obviously date the stores
as the No. / tourist attraction.
This year the Soviet jockeys
are much more familiar than
their horses. Nikolai Nasibov
Russia's No. rider. will be
making his sixth appearance In
the international race on No
vember IL. Only Eddie Arcaro
now retired, can top this. The
old master performed on seven
occasions and won once.
Nasibov will pilot Bryansk
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No. | Pays0ff
In Twin Double
AtShenandoah

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Oct. % (SpeeiaD - Favorites
had things pretty much their
own way at Shenandoah Downs
last night for the second pro-
gram IN a row, but one big up
set produced the second twin
double payoff on q l-l-l-l COM
bination here.
Last nights twin was a COM
paratively small $565.40. but 1t
delighted 81 fans In the crowd
Of 3,0l6 as much as the pre-
vious four aces had pleased a
single ticket-holder. That was
Frank Wilhyde. who started a
long string by winning a $l3.-
000-plus payoff on four ones
two years ago.
Elmer r. Miles Computer,
the fourth ace in the twin, re-
warded his hackers with a
$3.50 straight payoff. and was
the lone outsider in the four
way bet.
The other pool winners we're !:
Round The Corner, Sea Vixen
and Rosin. Leading Rider Jesse
Davidson rode Sea Vixen and
Resin.
A sprinter invading from the
West will try 10 of this areas
quickest starters tonight when
william Schannauer's Succa-
bone goes over the 512-furlons
route of the United Nation:
Day purse.
Succabone is regarded al
more suited to the ga panels
frequently raced here. bu
could win If her customar!
speed is forthcoming.
Three Shenandoah regular
will be on hand to give Succa
bone an argument. Alfred 7
Taylor's School Caper, a win
ner last time out: Virgins
NAPLES Run Red Robin, win
ner of three at the summe
meeting and Peter D'Onofrio'
La Possente, a specialist at 81
furlongS at the last meeting
will start.
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Gettys Is Picked
Linemun of Week

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. % APP .
The third time proved the
charm for John Gettys.
The Furman tackle twice
previously had been nominated
for lineman Of the week honors
in the Southern Conference.
This time he was selected for
q brilliant performance in a
Ala victory over Mississippi
College.
The 2o5-pound senior led the
rush on the opposing passer
and did a devastating Job of
blocking for the Paladins.
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who seems to be the stronger
Of the Communist entry. In
two years. Bryansk had made
IL starts and won nine races.
Jockey Anvar Zekashev. who
piloted Zabeg last year, will
rein Gudron.
The Russian party is due to
leave Moscow on Saturday and
arrive at Laurel on Tuesday,
after a rail and plane journey.
According to a Russian an
nouncement. they are con-
cerned about "a magnificent
horse called Imperial from
Hungary" in the international.
Apparently Kelso gets a poor
press behind the Iron Curtain.
SHORT SPRINTS-Holders
of IA twin double tickets had
q very comfortable feeling as
two horseS-Mighty Morn and
Sailmaker-battled to the wire
in yesterdays eighth race at
Bowie. It happened that
none Of the surviving twin
double tickets coupled Mighty
Morn or Sailmaker. so. every
body involved with the IA tick
cts was due S2,568.20 by way of
a consolation. regardless Of the
outcome. Only the straight
bettors were concerned but
Mighty Morn, owned by Mrs.
Francis j. Wilson, beat out
Sailmaker by a nose at $500.
It was the first time at
Bowie that all four Of the win
ming horses in the twin double
had not been selected by at
least one bettor and a so-called
consolation was paid. Yes
terday's crowd of 7,164 wagered
on the seventh program Of the
12-day meeting which ends
Monday.
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Ia Bowl Games
Get NCAA Okuy

KANSAS CITY. Oct. % (AP)
The National Collegiate Ath-
letic Association announced
yesterday it had certified IA
postseason football games al
meeting NCAA regulations
governing such competition.
Games approved and the
dates:
Aviation Bowl, Dayton. Ohio. Decem
Der Z; Blue Bonnet Bowl, Houston
Tex, December 81: Cotton Bowl,
Bowl Lansdale, Pa, December II
sSs rsSs 2s; Liberty sovL Philsdslphis
December 81; Mineral Water Bowl
Excelsior springs, Mo, November 80
PANE view Bowl. Prairie View, Tex.
December z; Rose Bowl, Fasadena
January 1; space Bowl, Houston. Tex:
Necember IA: BugeT Bowl, New "
leans. January 1: sun Bowl. y Paso
TEX, December 81 and Tangerin'
Bowi. Orlando, Fla.. December rs.
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Comden Signs Arizin

CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. % (AP)
Arizin, former Philadel-
phia Warriors great. signed yes
terday for a second season with
the Camden Bullets of the East
ern Basketball League.
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Russians Put Pair
In International
by JOE KELLY

Cascarels who slips behind the Iron Curtain
times than he picked off first base in ball playing days.
the Russian Embassy the other day when he faced
with a leading question.
Have you arrangements for the transportation Of
our horses to the international official asked
executive president and expert the Rus
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Shenandoah

Ist-sI 900; mdn. J & yrs; cling; sla fur.
Martyrs Man (MullinsD $50 1.eo 1.4e
Annie Banan I'd. SMITH 3.6o 1.4o
Bonnie EtOile ". EspinOsaD 7.se
Hasty Rocket, Drifting Land, First
Count, Bit O'San, Sash And Saber,
Whirley Wee, Hadda Spree. Time,
7d-sl 900; yrs. 4 upi cling; sNa fur.
Lock Young (VaSiD SO a.0e 3.e9
Spring Miss tGambardella 10 $50
GOodnpOor (Slgierl $50
Faireys Pond, Starlike, Joan Taylor,
Virginia Pic. Deep Night, In Chorus.
Time, l:0s as.
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Horse Show
Pointers
INTERNATIONAL JUMPERS

Washington Information
al Horse Show has a great
advantage over other American
shows which each year bring
together international riders
from the leading European and
South American countries to
compete with members Of our
own United States equestrian
squad.
The ring is large, we'll shaped
for the turns and intricacies
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SQUIRREL MILL last start here, -. ~ -
HADfR rates a spot in here. COLLECTION PLAik
closed late for $500 ever this route at Gareen se
THIRD RACE-Purss 5000: claiming $4,000 10 So
a cosrc Tr1z 100 corls 81
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Sth-sl,loo; ) yrs. 4 up; cling; I mi.
Be Lofland BelangeF) 1880 S.7e 40
Elizabeth j. Cd. smith, $50 3.ee
Fair Kicker (Garbardells) a.6e
Rich Roman. Nswhand, Opera Singer,
Punch Board, Mr.. Tip, Blossom Maid
Time, 1:l3 as
Attendance, 5yoI7. Handle, 3l7A,g77.
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Joe KeNys Bowie Handbags


FIRST RACE-Pur,s $500; claiming lS7,SO0 10
fs S0OI: maiden 2-ysaT-0ldsi furionEA
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Another in o series on what horse
show Judges lock for.
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BOATS and MARINE

3s-FT. Us.-BUILT CABIN CRUISER,
sleeps 5, galley, head, shower, etc.
Compl equipped Will accept reas.
offer. CHI. s-9193.
OWENS 20 7s-ft. FlaEship, fully equipped.
TROLLING, chummine, bottom fishing.
moderate rates. Prom Annapolis. WA.
7-4192, VIII 6.aG62.
OWENS 'ss-'9 MODEL, iaFT., z7o
head, kit., hunks Slip ", Aqualand,
Potomac River Bridge. LII. 7.24l7.
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fast al IL miles MAIN sAGdY mlght. Be able %
hang fer the distance. COLONEL BUSH won last
but takes or better hoFses here.
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BOYD TAVERN finished In the noAsg ne last I've
CRASHING BORE stsps down In class aAd ssuld
II IL started
JUBER DEB has been doing vel en- the BAH
milers but be in tee deep.
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Scratches

Cloudy and Fast-Post. 7:I5 Pm.
Eagle Swap.
might Piper. Speedy Sport.
Captain BIiRh, Wayne Rock.
S-Run Red Robin. Hearty.
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JACoDARL likes the distance and should take this
one. STAk FIGHTER second last time. AVANTl
elase third to Avanti in the same race last
Thursday.
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TWIN DOUBLE O.l.I-D fAID sS65. 40
al Patrons ParticlpatedD
CONSOLATION TWIN DOUBLE
O-l-7 SCRATCHED ID PAID $3.50
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AUCTION

Amplex Marine, Arnold, Nd.
SAT, OCT. %, AT 10 AN. e
Over 100 Boats, Motors, Trailers and,
Accessories New and Used.
Major Name Brands
Wood Aluminium -FiberRlas
Terms 49, Cash. Financing Avail.
3ol- s7Lo3oo Rain Date Nov. Z
DIRECTIONS: Follow Route 50 or 3ol
across Severn River, turn north or
Route for ! mile TO Arnold.
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COMIC TEAR has been showing form and has a
first and sslsnd q this meet. WEATHER PLAY fin
iahsd fEst at mia in last cutting. FREDERICK can
With these.
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IS. Ks. XXI, xxx1o pounds apprentice
allowance claimed.
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Riverside Farm Kern Stable entry.
KS; XXI; XXX 10 pounds apprentice
allowance claimed.
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1 MONTHS FREE Rent

1900 MASS. AVE. NV.
Air cond. and all utils. incl, spacious
] bedrm. from SlAs. Res. Mgr, Apt.
A. FLOYD z. DAVID CO., le2S X
81. NV. zs6-ssoo.
1868 Peabody st. NV.
Mod. bldg, near Walter Reed. All
utils. incl. bedrm. apt, Sis.
WASHINGTON RLTY. RA- 5000
SlS BARNABY ST. Sc. sss
Colored; 2 rms, Kit, bath, utils.
WASHINGTON REALTY RIA. $500
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APIS. EuRNIsHEn-YA,
tcONuIRUEol


ARL-, N.-Cleans sttrae. z bedrm.
la fir. duplex. garage. Infant sc-
eepted- SIS. ia s-s1s1.
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COLUMBIA VIEW

NULI MbIA VIM
NEW DE LUXE l-BEDRM. APT
Elec. heated and individ. controlled
air cond. and incl. all utils., $50.
Dr.. Columbia pike u mi. east
Ealleys Crossroads 10 Spring lane
and 2 blk. north to apis. 4sl-ie56 or
67l-ll3A.
DAY, WEEK OR MONTH A fully
furnished suite at the price Of a sin
gle hotel room, Living room with
~, bedroom with twin, double
beds, fully equipped dtchen-dinette,
all newly refurbished. In historic
Alexan dria, Va, convenient to
downtown Washington. At-your-doo
parking. For reservations or infor-
nation call
Presidential Gardens
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CAIRO HOTEL

Complete Hotel Service
Rooms with ~ From SIS week
ISIS Que ST. NV. HO. 2-2l04
CALVERT ST. 1914 Clean single,
$40 mo. Next bath. Gentleman. NO
1855. WO. 6-Gls.
CHEVY CHASE Lee. cor. rm.,
semi-pvt. bath, pvt. home. nT bus,
pkg. man only 362-G367 ewes.
CLIFTON ST. NV. Man only.
elderly or middle aged. Call AID. 4
6S46
COLUMBIA RD., 1884 sll.So Wk.,
clean, warm sgle. rms, dbls., Sl7.
Showers, TV, 10 min dntn., maid
serv., good parking Men. AID. l-G33o.
CONN. AVE. VIC. Warm, comfort.
furn. rms $50. Cow. transp. shops.
DU. 17o0s. EN-. 1910.
EMPLOYED MEN, colored. 1901
Underwood st. NV. RA- 3-30oe.
GEORGETOWN - Clean room for
settled lady or gentleman in white
home. Re. 7-2o76.
GEORGETOWN - Nicely furn. base
ment room with bath, near bus. Call
aft. $50 pm. FE. 1921.
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CONTINUED
CONGRESS HOUSE
1910 pa AVE ST


Cow. to shopping and transp., only
10 Minis from Capitol Hill Large
sttrac. fun. effic. apt now avail.
lease accepted See Res. Mgr. Apt
lo2
CONGRESS HGTS. Sc. A briFht
clean, beautifully furn. l-bedrm.
apt. in duplex Also effic. finished in
knotty pine; Laundry facilities.
CONN. AVE. 3zzl = 70 bedrm.
apts., sttrac., well furn., win &C.
Elev. bldg. Adults. sl3S-S2oo mo.
CONNECTICUT AVE. Lee. !
bedTm. with din. foyer, mod. kit.
and bath 2A-hT. secy. service. Also,
nice Ice effic with full kit. and
dInette. Call Mgr, HO. 2-6565.
DE Luxe apt, 4 friends. $3.50 ca.
Wkly., friends, $3.50 ga. Wkly.,
incl. linens, kit. ware, bus at door,
3zol l6th st. NV. Apt. ], HI. 3-SSls.
DOWNTOWN, l726 l7th st. NV.
Beau. bedrm., liy. Tm., kit, bath,
apt. bldg. SSsSo. DE. 1850.
DE LUXE -Compl. Furn. Mod. Bldg
FROM S37 WKLY.
EFFIC. APT. FOR z
Also short rental Wash. center, ll7S
Euclid st. NV. HU. 3-3A02.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA Conn,
ave. and 10Th st., bsmt effic. Lee.
dressing closet, new tile bath, va
cant. 500 mo. 33s-6os7. TIGHE
WOODS.
DUPONT CIRCLE. CONN. AVE.
AREA Basement efficiency and
de luxe remOdeled town house. Lady
only. Free laundry facilities. $50
month. Available January ]. Phone
265-3l04
DUPONT CIRCLE = Spacious effic.,
suitable for two. Slio mo. Mr..
YOUNT., DI. 7-lAll. Ewes. 33s-l7so.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA i.
bedrm. apt. suitable for Z, Sis per
mo-, apply l476 2lst st. NV. HU. }
Sl32
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CONTINUED
DOWNTOWN
THE TAMEC


One block from International Inn.
Spacious effic. and l-bedrm- apis
With ample closets, in beautiful new
luxury bldg. Heated rooftop swim
ming pool party room for entertain
inB Off-Street parking, air c0ndi-
toned 24-hT. secretsrial service.
Close 10 schools, shops, churches.
Walking distance Of central down
town. All utils. Effics. from Sll7So,
l-bedrm. Fl. SIS. las n ST. NV.
CALL MRS. YOUNG 37-Tz20
DOWNTOWN, "a block from Dupont
Circle Very attractive and Junior
bedrooms, new luxury bldg. Heated
TroOf-tOp swimming pool. Party
room for entertaining. Off-street
parking. Spacious apis with ample
closets. Air cond. 2l-hr. secretarial
serv. Walk TO work, theaters and
shopping. All utils. incl. From
Sllz.So. THE APPOLLNE, 10Th and
New Hampshire ave. NV.
CALL MRS. BURT, 2q6- 1900
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ARL. - ! and Z BERN apis. Near
Washington-Lee shopping center. See
z 9. Mgr., 90 S. Veitch 6.
GARDENS LarRe
bright cross-veutilsted rooms locst-
ed On beautiful. spacious grounds
only 10 minutes 10 PentaEon o.
SecTetarisl service, ample free
parking adjacent to shopping cen
ter: Churches and schools within
walking distance.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
] Bedroom $3.50
Junior z bedromg q large
] small bedroom)t SS8-0
Mount Vernon Avenue and Russell
Road IN Alexandria
Phone e3S-4loo
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PARK ARLINGTON APIS.
Arl- blvd. CRte- SOD, and Court House
ru.-De luxe new s-stOry bldg. FUN.
and unfurn- apts. Effic-, ] and z
bedrms-, incl all utils. Air c0nd-,
swim pool sun deck, garage, park
tnf, secy- Sery. Model apts. open
daily until 10 pm.
PHONE s7AzIso
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!. APIS UMEUREIsHED-VAAprs. UMFURMIsHED-N

AKL- - and bedrms. from $50.
Air cond-s elevator apts-, all utils.
incl mile from Key Bridge off
Lee Hwy. Pets accepted. s1Sez17.
ARL., close in-LEe. attT. i.bedFm-
sg.o apt; blde. M; bus. stores.
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ARLINGTON TOWERS

JUST Across the Potomac
AIR CONDITIONED
LUXURY ELEVATOR APIS
BUS Service-DowntOwn and Pen
taRou.
shopping Center on Premises
EFFICIENCIES SI4O
BEDROOM StB5 Up
ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED
ARL. BLVD. BETWEEN KEY AND
MEMORIAL BRIDGES
IA. 5-55g0
ARL. bedrm-, new bldg, air
eond., nr. Annex, Fl. Meyer, d. c.
Sis incl utils. IA. S-llz3.
ARL., NEAR PENTAGON-Famiiy
apt; and rooms, weekly rates. Free
parking. IA. 2-33<3.
ARL., close in Lee. attr. furn. I.
. bedrm. apt, apt. bldg. M. bus,
stores, Sis incl. utilS. IA. l-Al26.
ARL-. MCLEAN, SUNNY, LARGE
: :PeeTm i aPi fine me, for family ~. nj
or ia. 2-5l23.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07
MIC Dental Glass
Caps l6 Students

The second class of sophie
mores in the Chairside Dental
Assisting Curriculum at Mont
gomery Junior College was
capped last week at the col.
lege.
The 16-member class has
completed three semesters of
the curriculum. In addition to
their courses on campus this
m ing semester, they will
week in clinical practice at
Georgetown School of Dentist
ry.
Capped were Beverly Ann
Bindes, Terry Lee Cohen, Mary
Ellen Dudley, Laurie E. Jack
son, Marilyn Lavine, Joan Lois
Lenett and Helen Ann Seals,
all of Silver Spring; Dianne
LIB. Dosh and Stephani e
Weese, both of Rockville; SUI
san Marie Nelson, Chevy
Chase; Helen v. Offutt, Barnes.
vile; and Mary E. Reid, Ger
mantOWn,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07
Brooll1e Jr.
Is Briefed
On Congo

A Broome Junior High
School class wanted a back
ground "briefing" on what's
happening In Katanga Province
in the Congo. So, last Tuesday
they invited an expert on AT
rican affairs, Albert A. Rabida
Of the State Department, to Wis
it the classes of teachers Mrs.
Margaret Byrd, Miss Elizabeth
Banks and Mr.. Jack Oxfeld.
Rabida used projected slides
to show the relationship of Ka-
tanga to the Congo. He ex-
planned how Katanga's Noise
Tshombe has been attempting
to win separate status for his
homeland. Rabida, a foreign
service officer who has served
in countries in several CONT
nents, explained the position
Of Katanga, the Congo, and the
United States in turn.
But in any discussion Of the
Dark Continent, questions in.
variably arise about witch doc
tors, cannibals. crocodiles,
headhunters and tribal rituals.
The Broome students, no ex'
ception, kept Rabida busy an.
swering questions well beyond
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-02-07

An international exchange of
art is currently on exhibit at
West Rockville Junior High
School through Feb. Is, featur-
ing IS pieces of art from II diff
ferent countries covering many
varied subjects.
Recently shown during United
Nations Week In Albany, NY,
by the American Association for
the United Nations, this exhibit
attracted much interest and was
described by Frederick w.
Stoltz, president of that organ
ization, as being the focal point
in the large United Nations dis
play.
According to columnist Ted
Strongin of the Knickerbocker
News in Albany, the artwork in
this exhibit points out that
Children from Japan and New
Zealand, Pakistan and Nova
Scotia, and from everywhere
are much more the same than
they are different. Some are
more skilled and some less so.
They reflect their surroundings
and these surroundings are diff
ferent. But differences in envir-
onment pale beside the common
bonds that relate children of
every land"
Included in the exhibit are
1.-THE Party" a gay water color
work by Delta O'Crain, 16, of
Laurel Hill Convent School in
Limerick, Ireland, showing a
group of spirited colleens enjoy
ing a school celebration; a beau
tifully-etched scene showing