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Evening star., 1963-01-21
How About q Bit of BurIop
With Your Spring Mink?

been more Of these two
standbys than anything else.
Hemlines look like they're
going to hold at just below
knee level.
Still the Shift
Fontana liked the shift sill
houette, with hip or hem
length coverups that curved
up to waist length in the back.
All these tops were back
closed. Smooth skirts flipped
out in soft gathers at the
back, and there were lots of
back ruffles.
Back interest continued at
De Barentzen, whose collec-
ton was the most significant
in Rome, but the back was
less important than the close
fit of his soft look" He re-
minded everyone that a
woman has curves, often for
gotten after almost six years
Of easy, sack-derived fashions.
Side shoulders and slim
body lines dominated the Ba-
rata and Luciani collections.
Gattinoni featured a waist
line that dipped front and
back in a gentle curve.
Felt showed promise of
gaining first position in new
hats. according to advance
word here from milliners,
with velour and antelope
most important in colors
joined in fantasy.
Evening star., 1963-01-21

man Of hospitality for the
reception, who came with her
husband, DR.. Teachout.
Senator Bayh's father, Mr..
Bayh, sr., was among the
guests. A longtime resident
of Rockville, Md, he has been
Director of Physical Educa-
ton of the District of CO.
lumbia Schools for a number
OF years.
The Senate Restaurant
catered. providing a variety
of cookies, tea sandwiches
and petits fours and distin-
guished Indiana women
served as pourers. In addi-
ton to tea and coffee, there
was milk for the children
this was a party for all gen.
erations.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
BY LOUISE HICKMAN
Associated Press Fashion Writer


FLORENCE, Italy, Jan. 81.
-Lowly burlap has a partner
in luxurious mink at the
Italian showings of spring
and summer fashions.
Biki, a Milanese designer
who made her debut last
night, put the burlap and
mink together. She showed
on the same bill at the Pitt
Palace with Antonelli of
Rome.
The audience did a double
take as Biki came up with
fur-trirAmed suits in unex-
pected fabrics-pique with
ocelot, organdy with sable
and burlap with mink.
Biki's silhouette was based
on a hipbone-long basque
bodice with wide-spaced dou-
bic breasted buttoning.
Skirts Soft
Skirts were straight and
soft. Apron shirts also turn
ed up for evening in the
Biki collection. They had
been shown by both Lancetti
and Forquet when the high
fashion showings began here
yesterday.
Biki put a long smock coat
in yellow velvet over a slim
linen gown with putty bodice
and black skirt, wrapped at
the waist in yellow velvet.
White organdy, bound in
black, was used in a wide
collared evening suit with a
double-breasted basque jack
ct and a long, full, apron
front skirt.
Hottentot wigs were fea-
tured with Biki's evening
clothes.
Antonelli put a leather rose
bud signature on mannish
ng-jacket suits.
Turquoise teal and porce-
lain blue dominated her color
palette.
Antonelli's hats for day
were puffy fabric bakers
caps. Fourth Of July sparkler
hats in colored feathers we're
popped on the back of the
head for evening.
Impressed box pleats at
skirts sides created more
apron effects in the Anto-
nelli collection. Some cocktail
blacks had flat apron backs
faced in contrasting colors.
Beaded tweeds and gray
Evening star., 1963-01-21
Society
HOOsiers

The Executive Committee
of the Indiana Society of
Washington gave its annual
reception to honor the In
diana Congressional delega-
ton yesterday, and over 500
Hoosiers attended.
The party took place from
4 to 6 O'Clock in the old Sem
ate Office Building Caucus
Room, which was gracefully
decorated with palms, small
tables. and bouquets Of red
and white carnations.
Representative E. Ross
Adair, president Of the soci-
ETY., and Mrs. Adair headed
the receiving line and intro
duced fellow members of the
delegation and their wives
Senator and Mrs. Vance
Hartke, the new Senator, Mr..
Birch Bayh, jr. and Mrs.
Bayh, Representative and
Mrs. Charles A. Halleck,
and Representative and Mrs.
j. Edward Roush.
Also Representative and
Mrs. William G.. Bray, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Win
field K. Denton, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Ralph Harvey
and Representative and Mrs.
Donald c. Bruce.
Other society officers at
the party were Mrs. Douglas
Whitlock. chairman Of the
executive board, and Mrs.
Whitlock; Mr.. James Gong
wer, vice president, with Mrs.
Gongwer; Mr.. Frederick Bal
lard, treasurer, and Mrs. Bal
lard. and Mrs. Robert Tea
chout, a member Of the ex-
ecutive committee and chair
Evening star., 1963-01-21
Slim, Trim Class
To Be Offered

The Fairfax County Young
Women's Christian Associa-
tion is offering a Slim and
Trim class for homemakers
again this semester, start
ing next Tuesday. January 20,
at 10 am. in the Trinity
Methodist Church OF Nc
Lean.
YWCA Education Director
Jerry Magly will conduct the
course Of mild and corrective
exercises and sports. Medical
examinations Of participants
are required, and If there is
sufficient enrolment. nursery
service will be provided.
Evening star., 1963-01-21

WHY GROW OLD?
Food Choice Is Important
Health ControIWeHuve

gains in physical comfort, ef-
ficiency and employment
that are evident from day to
day"
The tissues Of many people
from so on do not get an
adequate supply of minerals
and protein. The Sedentary
life speeds up the loss of pro-
tein and calcium at any age.
Many folks from so on are
anemic, or iron poor, and
should have more lean meat,
fish, liver, green and yel-
Evening star., 1963-01-21

Susan, a perky young miss, just
knew Santa Claus had a telephone.
And while visiting her grandpar-
ents, she asked to call Santa to
thank him for all her wonderful
Christmas presents.
Half-afraid Susan's s belief would be
destroyed -. and half-hoping that
somehow the Telephone Company
could answer the request her
grandfather dialed Operator" and
asked to speak with Santa Claus.
Evening star., 1963-01-21
ADVERTISEMENT
The uII-fime
great
lemon pie

Your family and guests will sing
the praises of your lemon pie
when you make il with the recipe
in February Better Homes &
Gardens. The soft, creamy filling
is tart, but not too tart - sweet,
but not too sweet. The meringue
topper is light as a cloud. The
crust is fragile, tender delight.
It's on the cover and so easy TO
make with the simple, illustrated
directions in February Better
Homes & Gardens - pick up
your copy todayl
Evening star., 1963-01-21
GhE bay Susan
trlrptlonfO
Santa Claus

Mrs. Kathleen Buchanan, the Op-
orator, hesitated. Then she saw
Switchman Burdette Gillian across
the room.
Just a minute, please" she said.
Quickly she told Mrs. Mary Mer-
chant, a Service Assistant, about
the request. Together they called
Mr.. Gillian to the switchboard.
Seconds later, Susan's fondest wish
came true. Santa's booming voice
rang merrily in her ear.
At the Telephone Company, we
could never make rules enough to
cover all the needs of the many
people we serve.
So our major guidepost is to help
Ito help everyone, in every way
we humanity can.
The Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company ~
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sALEs-BUILDTNd SUPPLY AND
HARDWARE. Counter experience
preferred. Nearby Va. location,
age 2l-46, many company ben
efits. Call HU. 1890 for inter-
view
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HELP MEN
fFONTlNlIEDl

DUMP TRUCK DRIVER. exper,,
over %, must have Md. chauff. S
license, Call S64-S631 aft Is pm.
EARN SIC PER EVE, no canvass. d,
no eXper. nee, car, 1885, Va,
and Md. reSid. 296-33S4
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HELP MEN
Statesmen
REAL ESTATE

MANY SUCCESSFUL CA
REERS exist in RESIDEN-
TIAL HOME SALES. Good
men employed with q good
REALTOR make 100000
$4,000 and up. II you are
a self-starter, 2S-55, and
are blessed with drive and
determination, we are in
terested in you. Experience
or strong desire for sales
work required. Career po-
sitions are available with
our Arlington office which
serves Northern Virginia.
We are a corporation en-
gagged in all phases Of real
estate including mortgage
banking and property man
agement. In addition to .
permanent career we have
several fringe benefits to
offer you. Please contact
MR.. ROBINSON, MGR. ct
IA. 7-S012 daily.
Frank s. Phillips, Inc
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HaggertY Emil.
BKKPR., $500


Service org, ne. area.
Asst. bkpr., 20-3b, n.w.-S5, 200
ATLAS AdcY., 1920 NY. Ave. NV.
BooKKEEPER, part time. prefer
resident Of White Oak area. Write
particulars TO Accountant. 733
Tower Bldg. washington s, D. C.
BKKPG. MACH. OPRs., Immediate
opening, pref. Monroe exper. but
Will WILL interview srr.N applicants with any
POTOMAC EMPL., 1884 Wilson
blvd. ia. $4,000.
CASHIER = Downtown parking
.Tp nI5aSe'p sxper q; start $275.
ABbEY PERSONNEL. 1888 Eye NV.
CAsHIER-CHECKERs NEEDED. See
our ad under Instruction Courses.
CASHIER TRNo. INST. NE. 8-4623
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HELP MEN


wanted. TRANSMISSION and general
mechanics. Must be good with
carburetors, Good equipment. good
Must be steady and reliable, or
don't apply. Lanham area.
JOHNS AUTO ELECTRIC
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HELP MEN


INSURANCE statesmen, unusual
opport. for . special writer's. No
debit, sal. and times. Call MR..
AbEII DI 5-l0hh
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INSURANCE statesmen = Due to
expansion, we have several open
ings for men with ability and
stability, as statesmen and collec-
tors. for established monthly debit
Unlimited opportunity for ad-
500 wk. and comm. TO start
33S-Slll. 1916 Conn. ave. NV,
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ELECTRICAL WHOLESALE oouN-

ELECTRICAL wholesale quotations
clerk--MuSt be experienced. APP
ply DOUBLEDAY HILL ELECTRIC
ca llNa DIN - N q
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

OFFICE BLDG. SITE
In shoiss, downtowg Ieestl9pA 10, 900
For dstSiis' cali MSrshsiII KSszin.
-FE, $1,000 or Ju. 0-0Ob7.
JAMES IA DIXON d CO., Realtors
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

FLA, N.E.-Excel. loo. for dentist
or doctor. Can be cow. to med
ieal bldg. for several doctors, or
other business. Ii. 3-2172,
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Bancroft
HUI. 1900

REALTY. INC. HU. 1900
TOWERING OAK TREEs-Several
luxury EScsiyn AR SEiek o ASnsss;
min. from The PENTfAdIoN AMI
DOWNTOWN WASH. Each home
coionials. bi-ievels. h-acre wooded
lots, All have b bedrms, and &
baths. most with 4 BEDRMS. AND
2 BATHS ALL ON / FLOOR. Huge
rec. rms. screened porches, gar
ages and CENTRAL AIR CONDI-
TI TsIE or HOT WATER Tic HEAT X
Sid sSs e eail sE1fff
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TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPS. INC, REALTORS
OPEN 90

fhOfS., INC, REALTORS
ANNANDALE OFFICE CT. e-s1OO
ya,soniy seeing Is be.
lievingl Brick rambler. s4-acrt
lot with treetop view, 4 bed.
rooms 3 baths, spacious liyinI
room, separate. dining, paneled II.
brary or family room with grill
Huge 35x26 rec. room q ping.
pong tables are lost in ~, 2 fire.
garSee and carport. storm win.
dows, full attic and fan, wall-to.
wall carpeting. many other extras
Leaving area. Asking $4,000 foI
quick sale. Principals only. Tel
356-7o30.
SPRINGFIELD SPECIAL! : Lovely
brick. rambler with 3 bedrms., Z
full baths, / In master bedrm.
IlEe-neW wail-to-waII earpetina n
Rec. rm. in full bSmt. Anchor.
fenced back yard. Eat-in kit, Priced
at only S20,950. OPEN SUNDAY
10 PM 79ls RUSKIN ST.
LOOK REALTY IA. 4-20bl
Edsall Pk.-Ramb., full
bsmt.. scr. earport, storm wind,
dlshwash., 4heo mtg. 93S-2s22
sPRNGFIELD-3-bedrm split-leve
500 Assume 4 n 20 loan or re,
finance FILA. OWNER. FL, 4-63ss
AREA-3-bedrm,, 2.
bath brk. split-lev.. air eond., Ice
patio, wooded "A A., secluded
Many extras, excel. cond. FHA ap.
praised, $4,000, CT. 6-37S0.
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-3-bedrm., p
bath brick rambler, liv. rm. will
firepl.. connecting din. rm., built.
IN kit. Full bsmt. has PARTIAL,
finished rec. rm, with l-ton ali
eond. and End firepl., roughed iii
bath. connections for automatic
washer and cleo. dryer. Cement
patio, fenced rear yard with trees
Within walking distance OF schools
shopping and churches. FHA loAT
may be assumed. Pull price. S23,,
SPRINGFIRLD-For sale By OWN
Err, Bpllt-level, 3-br. brick,
baths, all-elec, kit. carport, wood
burning firepl.. Ice. lot, trees. clos
70 schls,, churches, shopping cen
tiers. S23,75Q. New Wv. carpet
venetian blinds and dTaperies incl
For appt. call 451 -25bs.
SPRINGFIELD - 3-bedrm. brick
With den. o22b Darby lane. Cal
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INVEST. pR0P. FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL 0e-ACRE FARM. 'front.'
age on 3 rds., can carry self,
SEDQWICK REALTY, FL, 4-5O63.
CAPITOL HILL, 2S-unit steel and
brick bldg fireproof, spacious
apis. on main drag. sos, 900
with only $50, 900 cash. Also some
smsII stq VA 999 e $4,000 On an;
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COMMERCIAL 0ROURE
tcoNTINUEDl
LOIS, ACREAGE F0R SALE

ABOVE COLEsvTLLEl-Best buy in
the area! o-acre sites with city
S23-$29,00 homes, Easy terms.
cash discount. Call WA. 4-9363, :
Greater Maryland Prop, Ju. 9-1240
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-15

JULY

1 possession Of immac. 3-bedrm.
i GSstth cSGI Di IL JSst off & LSsSqm
shrubbed lot with trees. II ha,
a den with full bath. scr. porch
and full bsmt. Bulletin garage
S25.a5O.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co
ia. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
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; STAR HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
FAIRFAX CITY

sl6,5OO FILA, 3-bedrm, rambler
WITH F NV, d earps 5%i StittyD 1 Tn
beautiful lot with lots Of shade
trees, only 5000 down.
KAMP WARRINGTON REALTY CO
sol W. Lee Hwy, Fairfax. Va.
OR A-h101-A VII O
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

FRONT ROYAL, VA. 4 mis-. west
,-J acres with old house and
7031f37.ii03,
SHAWNEE LAND, lot 100 By geo
will sac. call after q pm, VII.
0-b72b or nJJ.i4ni,
WE CANNOT afford large ads, We
DO however have AZ PAGE Valley
Estates q large pool, 4 large cen-
tral water system, A Tremendous
property ownera). Bir building
sites. any. type size site available
on the river, lakes, or secluded,
Before YOU buy enjoy q day al
Page Valley Estates on ". There
4 no comparison, Inspect several
dozen custom deaianed leisure
homes, Follow signs from Luray.
Virginia or write BOZ fOi Luray.
Virginia or phone RI. 3.0ia2.
Continued on Neat Pasej
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FALLS CHURCH = Nice 3-bedrm,
rambler. full bsmt., rec. rm., 2
firepls., "a acre, conven. location,
no money dn. GI or low dn. FILA.
Pymts. less than rent. Only Sl6,-
$50. FALLFAX REALTY, INC, JE.
A-nl0Q
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SIT BACK

And enjoy living In this beautiful
Situated on large R wooded ode OI iot 1Sl'.
500 50. ft.). There are 3 large bed.
rooms, 2 baths, finished rec. rm.
with built-in bar and bookshelves,
jalousied porch, breeZeway and
built-in garage. Located in Fair.
fax-Vienna-Oaktown area. Priced
at G9h O00
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REALITY INC.
,Hnmes For Living" Magazine
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450-ACRE
HORSE AND CATTLE
FARM TOR SALE


2 modern farm houses, l2B
acres open land, high state
OF cultivation. large cattle
barns. and the most modern
aluminium horse barn In the
State. All-new wire fences,
for cattle. grazing and ALL
new board fences and pad
docke for horses. Stud barn,
hog barn, Greek runs COM
plctely through properly,
over mile hard road 'front.'
age, 1 mile from main line
Southern R.R., 10 miles
i mIIs, , wS5r wssSSIlprIyosn. NO
Price reduced 10 100000
for quick sale, 100 head
black Angus cattle and COM
plete equipment also for
sale. Contact owner, Mt, G.
Mr.. NORMAN n, DoDD.
broker, calyerton. Va. 703-
7SS-b20i.
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commercial Investment
q r y I 81 %Xo bldg, Of $4,000
industrial ground with 100 IT.
10th and H SITS. ne. Pres. income
over $1,000 per mo. or purchaser
can operate business for consider
cash req. Balance In long term
financing,
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FAILS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BALLS CHIiRCH. VA. FOREsT-

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Attrac. 8
bedrm. California rambler with
brk. wall and firepl. in liv. rm.,
wooded lot with carport and turn
around drive, excel. cond., beaut.
neighborhood, $4,000. OWNER,
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TRAnE


Your present semidet. or row house
for this fine 2-bedrm. rambler on
sA-acre level, wooded lot. Large
liv. rm., farm-size kit. tile bath.
Full price only S13,950.
MYERS & HILL, INC.
JE. 4-5S0O Realtors DU. 5-6l33
VIENNA, VA. = 4-bedrm., 2-bath,
rambler, separate din. rm,. break.
fast nook In kit, carpeting. full
bsmt. $20,600. Refinance FLA,
SLIGO down. DU. 5-56S4.
VIENNA-colonial, ~ yrs. old,
bdrms., ga b., den. ctr. hall. lge
refgr. -fr., dishwash, scr. porch
rec. rm.. nr. schools. 03S-2S22.
VIENNA bedrms, 2 baths, BIZ
level. family nm, storm windows.
patio, fenced yard. S22,bOO. ISL
1852.
TRANsFER-FORCED SALE
Fairfax-Lovely 8 or 4 b.r.. az
bath, semi-brk. spit. -lyl.. for FHA
appr. $4,000. OWNER. Sep. din
lge. fenced I'd, pitt, S10s, Az
on. LEE, 61b Charles dr., FIX
CIR. 3-6470. OK. 6-2167.
Evening star., 1963-09-26
CIV 10 Meet
Furnlan With
2PIayers0ut

George Washington Univer-
sity, which emerged from the
l4-6 loss to Virginia Military
In better physical shape than
In opening games either of the
last two years. nevertheless will
be minus two important players
against Furman Saturday In
Greenville. s. C.
Sophomores Mark Gross and
Mike Holloran will be the abb
sentees. Gross, No. / place
kicker and third-unit fullback,
sprained the big toe on his
right Ckicking) foot yesterday.
Holloran, Dick Drummond's re-
lief at ltailback, has been in the
university hospital all week
with a mysterious ankle infec-
ton and will not be released
until tomorrow or Saturday.
Holoran'S ankle Swelled up
after running drills last Sun
day and it was first believed
he had somehow reinjured the
ankle he fractured last spring.
Gross got his foot caught in
q pileup during a dummy work.
out yesterday.
Taking over the placekicking
will be Hugh Kaufman, a 160-
pound senior from Wakefield
High School, who formerly was
q manager Of the football team.
However, End Paul Flowers
probably will kick off.
Evening star., 1963-09-26

/. The Tigers 1868 home at
tendance of 821 .973 was 3S5 ,90S
less than last year, and their
lowest since 1943. Yesterdays
game drew 1852.
Coach Sid Hudson had q
beauty Of a sinner after q wild
toss by Catcher Don Leppert
caught him in the right eye.
1t was a rough day on coaches,
Hodges was hitting infield
grounders and one hit Danny
O'Connell on the leg. raising
a welt. Chuck Cottier
handled more than $4,000 In
World Series tickets for the
Senators in his role Of player
representative.
Evening star., 1963-09-26
SENATORS, g.;
TIGERS, 2

E-McLain. Washington 27.s, De.
troit 7.lS. DP-R. Phillips, Brinkman
and R. Phillips; Lolich, McAuliffe and
Freehan. Washington S, Detroit s.
2B-Colavito. 3B-Horton. HR-Retzer,
SB-Retzer' McAuliffe. S-R. Phillips.
Evening star., 1963-09-26

games position is set for next
year, too. He will be at second
and in the leadoff spot.
Denny McLain, a l9-year-old
Highlander. yesterday made
his second start for the Tigers
He famed Don Lock once and
Don thinner twice to work
partly out Of Jams. but Refers
two-run single in the first ano
three-run homer in the fifth
beat him. He also baked home
a run.
NOTES.-The Senators, idle
today, will pitch Bob Baird ano
Carl Bouldin against the White
Sox In tomorrow's twi-nighter
Evening star., 1963-09-26
SundIot Grid Injury
FutoI to 17-Yeur-OId

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Sept
26 (AP).-Joseph Ball, a SEN
ior honor student at Sissonville
High School. died yesterday Of q
brain injury suffered In q
sandlot football game Sunday
The 17-year-old youth be-
came i'll and lost consciousness
yesterday morning at his home
Evening star., 1963-09-26
Estrada Undergoes
Operation on Arm

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26 CAP
Estrada, Oriole pitcher
who has been on the baseball
teams injured list since early
this season, underwent surgery
on his elbow yesterday.
A spokesman for the club
said the operation to remove q
bone spur and bone chips ap-
parently was successful.
Evening star., 1963-09-26
By MERRELL WHITTLESEY
Star staff Writer

OboA OboAA WAiJCK
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Every
move a ballplayer makes at this
time Of year is associated with
the following season, and that
includes the play Of Ken Ret
zer. Ron Moeller and Steve
Ridzik. who supplied the punch
and the pitching in the Sen
ators' 60 victory over the
Tigers at Detroit yesterday.
There is no doubt that Ret
zer will be the Senator's No.
catcher in 1864 as far as Gil
Hodges is concerned, unless
Ken goes in a swap to Detroit
or Kansas City. Both clubs
could be interested In him be-
cause Of his record in their
parks.
Retzer, with q .227 batting
average and IS runs batted in
prior to yesterday, got -four
hits in four at-batS. including
q homer. He drove in five
runs and even stole q base as
he raised his average to .239,
his RBI to 80 and home runs
to five.
The Tigers almost closed a
deal for Retzer last winter, but
1t fell through just as Ed
Doherty, former Washington
general manager, thought 1t
was official. There's some
thing about the Detroit and
Kansas City stadiurnS that
seems to inspire Retzer.
Plenty Of Work
Retzer has started the last
eight games, and twice recently
has caught both games Of q
double-header. HE has q good
stroke and should be q good
hitter. Gil said.
Ken had q feeling last year
that he would 60 TO the Tigers
whose catchers are Gus Tri-
andos, Bill Freehan and Mike
Evening star., 1963-09-26
DRAWS PRAISE WITH BIG DAY
Retzer E Earninq ga Job

Roarke-and it has been re-
kindled. However, If the Sen
ators considered trading Retzer,
they would have to get a
catcher elsewhere, since all of
the catchers in their farm Sys-
TEN are several years away.
The Senators made q winning
pitcher Of Moeller with six early
runs as they split the seasons
series with the Tigers at nine
games each. But the sore
armed lefty still Is a question
mark.
BOrderline Case
Hodges yanked him after two
Of the first three batters hit
safely In the sixth inning
Moeller may have showed
enough to be retained on the
roster, but he win go into spring
training as q borderline case.
There Just isn't q much bet
ter change Of pace than Noel
ler's," Hodges said, but Ron
doesn't have a fastball. He'll
have to show us some more"
Ridzik pitched 325 innings of
hitlesS ball. and now has given
UP only one run In his last II
innings as o reliever.
Steve is tough on right
handed hitters and should be
q reliever and spot starter, and
that's where / hope to use him
next year." Gil said. "He did
very well for us as a rotation
starter, but that's not where
he belongs"
Two Share Hits
All Of the Senator'S seven
hits were by Retzer and Don
Blasingame, who had three
solid singles. In the last month
Don has been hitting at a pace
better than 1888.
It is apparent that Blasin-
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4 GAMES
Hl.asphia ~ Frsncses-Grssn
rMsbMrsh 81 Mouston nl-Gbon Nettshart
~ Les AHgsiss (n-Wiley Pedre ut.IIJ
tOny Games Scheduled
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Legion Selects Host

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Sept
26 (AP).-Little Rock will be
host to the 1854 Little Worlc
Series Of American Legion
baseball, legion officials an
nounced yesterday.
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You Be the
Quarterback
ANSWER

NIqueSJlOn on rage D.O
No. 4. HandOff. The key Is
your own guards block and he
can take the defensive man in
the direction Of his rush and
let your halfback break
through the hole. Traps are not
good against stunting lines, q
quickie pass is dangerous here,
and the reverse takes too long
to develop. We like to break q
man quickly against stunt
charges.