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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

55 ACRES, long deep waterfront. near
Chesapeake Bay and town. 5-room
dwelling. Excellent value at $15.-
900. CAPT. H, c. Robson. USN
tRet.l. Broker. White Stone. Va. .
DEALE MD. AREA-Attractive q
bedroom cottage. Large corner lot.
S6,995. 4-room-and-bath cottage
in nice subdivision. $3.50. 20
acres valuable land and 10-room
house, $4,000. JOHN ?. HAF-
FORD. end OF 9th ST.. Deale Beach.
Nd, Call West River 3471.
NEW REDWOOD RAMBLER - Three
bedrooms, living room 27,x11'6".
kitchen, dining area. utility room:
screened porch: finger-tip controlled
windows, jalousie doors; year-round
construction conforms to FILA and
VA specifications; large lots. Price,
$500. Down payment, 2,650.
monthly terms to suit. Write NJ. z.
ROCKHILL. st. Leonard; Nd, or
phone Prince Frederick 30S-J.
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OLD STONE HOUSE
OPEN. l TO 8
MON IUNJMEN ]
COUNTY

Communting distance to d, c.: stock
and grain farm: 9-room Colonial
frame house. tenent. house. base
ment, barn and other buildings
The land approximately 2S3 acres
the greater portion Of which is ir
hay. alfalfa; clover, timothy, anS
of the cleared land has been brought
right up to the highest state oi
cultivation. The general lay of the
land is level, small portion |:
slightly hilly and rolling. All field:
can be worked with machinery
Priced fraction over $500 pei
acre.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
7542 Georgetown Rd., Bethesda. Md
OIL. 2-2022 Ewes. and Sum- Mr.
{ I,auri1lin OIL. 2-lEgO.
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$4,000

234 ACRES, $3.50
Rolling and fertile; approx. 100 acres
cleared, IS acres good timber. Fair
6SaitsaingS; PUN wei water from SPRINGS S1a ssi
cattle; best of bunting: about ll0
miles from D. c. in W. Va. Low
taxes Of S22 year Call Monday.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 7-8112
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DESK SPACE

WILL LEASE entire building, 10000
feet or more; prefer old ONCE build
! ing. Box 3S6yH. Star. ---23
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FREDERICKSBURG

Price greatly reduced. Less an q
hour drive Washington. 375 acres,
private stream and 2-acre lake,
site for another 5-acre lake, charm
ing old Colonial home, fully mod
ernized vet. retains many authentic
features g rooms. bath. oil heat,
fireplace, . large porches, 2 new
barns, 100 acres etillable loan. loo
lent for ii farm @ estate % or summer %
camp. Asking only $22,500. No
.29, ,284. u WEST ST. W. E, Sherman
r. ID "' No: l. Frederieksburg. Va
Phone. Chancellor s2642. 4s
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Within 35 miles of downtown wash.
ington, on a good halfway, this un-
usual property has 325 cleared acres,
a portion Of which Is unexcelled
bottom land IraVerssd by two
large mill streams. 1t is located al
the foothills of the mountains and
affords lovely view Of the sur
ROUNDING country. The land is in a
high state Of cultivation and the
fences are good. Long road frontage
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MONTGOMERY

HERE Is A 50-ACRE farm with good
home, bank barn, etc.. water in
fields. close-in and not Isolated
from people. schools and stores, at
the price Of a 3-bedroom home IN
the city; $4,000.
FOR REALLY MAKING q business
of farming, ask US about our two
best offerings: one. going operat-
Ing 300-acfe dairy farm for S55.-
900, Lock, stock and barrel and q
real bargain: the other Q 500-acre
cattle. farm. with good home and
|GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE. large brick
Colonial with white pillars; only q
few years old: centered in the mid
die of 20 white board fenced acres.
MAYBE YOU WOULD LIKE to fx up
this ole house on 95 acres. s14.-
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CONN. AND x
Several single and Groom offices now
available at this convenient loca
tion. Month to month leases II
desired. Answering service on
premises. Call.
RIDDELL REALTY co.
1740 K st. NV. DI. $4,000
MEDICAL CENTER
Combination office and living quar-
ters in heart of Medical Center
Completely modern and air-condi-
toned, will decorate to suit. Call
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
1740 K st. NV. DI. 7-790C
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81

b AChES
with 4-bedrm. brk.. Cape Cod style
house, din. rm.. full bsmt.. close
to Herndon School and shoppins
center. S16.500 with $4,000 dn
payt., balance on terms. Cail Hern.
don 4S7 or 361 to inspect.
HERND0N REALTY
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60 ACRES: 6-room modern house: Q.
car garage; 4-room tenant house;
she'd spring. Good value. Price
$4,000.
so Acres: nice building site. adjoinins
the 60-acre farm. Price. $4,000.
4 nice houses, all modern. and {
rooms, 3 to 8 acres, nicely located
near churches, stores, P. o. and
schools and B.&O. station: one L
vacant. 26 to 81 miles to d. C.
Prices, $4,000 and $4,000.
Acre: 2-bedroom bungalow. oil heat
elec. Phone. Near Sugar Loaf
Price, S7;500.
Cali w, A, Daniel with J. VINSON
PETER, Poolesyille 211S, Rockville
Md! p. o. Dickerson, Md.
SIT ,OO0-Howard County; s acres
3-bedroom country home, all mod
ern; bedrooms, bath on 1st. floor
3-car, garage; land very fertile; OF
hard road; $4,000 down.
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EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS

250 ACRES
3,000.-ft. frontage on State road ad.
sprng pst streas aiS MG 6-room aHSeent eottsse sS
water and electricity; 4-room cot
tage, electricity, large tobacco barn,
stable, farm buildings, 100000
Terms. Will divide.
EXCELLENT 160-acre farm, soil pro-
ducing best-quality tobacco; on
county road, near La. Plata, Md
telephone; 2 tobacco barns, long
road frontage: $4,000. terms. :
LEONARD SNYDER 80
Tel. 1881. La Plata, Md
MONTG. Coo A. clear with view
and stream on good road IN hne
neighborhood, near school and
Montg. Co, e-rms.. new-house con-
dition, oil heat, trees; 3 acres OF
more. IL mi. from Bethesda. Cal
BARBARA G. ROSS, Broker. Cath
ersburg 323-R.
REMINGTON. va, 1873 A.. tractor
land in grass. stream, fine dwelling,
2 baths, heat, ETC.; sheds. tenant
house: stock farm. $1,000 terms:
csss saoasd sks facing e A. sys fSaa 'f5ts
4 rms. cleo, well; $4,000, terms.
100 A. smooth land. partly wooded,
faces State road and backs on river.
$4,000: terms.
200 A. wooded. faces black-top road;
stream, elee. $500. terms.
Mr.. 3 A. facing improved road: 4
rms. bath, hardwood floors. elec-
tricity, very nice: S6.500 terms
$50 A. DAIRY FARM, large barns,
| siios. tenant houses. excellent
grass land, S45. 900 terms
| STOCK FARM. 43S A.. barn. shed.
siio. 2 dwellings. etc. S35, 900. ~
Small properties and timberlane.
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HOUSE AND 2 ACRES
z rms; old, but liyable house No
heat, no bath, good well--iet pump
Pig. chicken and brooder houses;
S4.S00: terms. l hour d. C.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
COVE POINT-Hunter' paradise nr.
the bay. Deer (season opens Dec.
81. coon, possum, rabbit. Real back
country, 60 acres. $4,000.
OLIVET-New house on over an
acre with beautift4 creek view. 30
#. liv. rr1f.. $ bedrms.. bath. modern
kit, foil cellar, central heat; S12.-
900.
OWENSVILLE-Ancient o small house
Of much charm on l acre in quiet
setting. Structurally sound but
needs improvements. $1,000,
WEST RIvER--Colonial plantation
on garden tours. Fine main house,
two tenant houses, 2 tobacco
barns, stable. old quarters. box
wood. All buildings in Al condi-
tion. 2S mi. to D. C.. S50;000.
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Rte. o34, Manassas. Va. Tel, 612-
.STROUT REALTY


Farms. homes. ranches, auto courts,
resorts, businesses, etc. 1857
bargains ldescribed, 80 States,
coast-to-coast. Pictures galore.
Many stocked, equipped, easy terms.
WORLDS LARGEST! 81 years
service. STROUT REALTY, 234-N
woodward Bldg. Washington. ST.
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Leasing Department
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Westover Shopping Center

Realtors Since 1905
724 14th st. NV. MA. 8-234I
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S25, 5,00o-Howard County: 1l0-acr,
stock farm; S-room country home
partly modern; bedroom on hrs
floor: land in best state OF culti
walton; 3 streams: good farn
worth the ASKING price. JOHl
BURDORF, CoIesville. Maryland
Cali Evergreen 4-3H4G III
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ATTENIIUN BUILDEKS-,Appro
nlately 100 wooded lots In nearby
Mont. County; close to schools,
churches, shopping and transporta-
tion. Will subordinate. Attractive
price and terms. Sewer and water
available: Box 361-H. Star. I'll
in exclusive estate area, adjoining
Pafk. All improvements: $4,000.
OWNER. EN-. 3-0l0l,, -2I
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-Quarter-
acre and larger wooded lots. for
individuals desiring to build 81. 800
and up. OWNER, KE. 6-S3e5.
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DROP IN AND GO OVER
OUR COMPLETE LIST
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 290
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EARMs lconf.l 5
40 ACRES $11, $50
Is cleared; sturdy frame S-rm. house.
barns, outbuildings. pond.
SMITH REALTY

RIVER FARMS
400 acres. long frontage on Kappa
hammock River improved with
Fuliy modern, very large LIVING
room with 2 fireplaees. in beautiful
condition, attractive setting in mid
ole of farm, in Frove OF large
trees: 5-foom tenant house, full
complement of eutbuildings: en-
dowed with Civil War history
Price, $4,000
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1881 X ST. NV. 9TH foor--For rent
on 3-year lease, Three lge, rms;
avail: Dec. j. S210 mo. FLOYD q.
!, DAVIS CO.. 1929 X st. NV, MA,
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16
Faith Funeral
Marked By
Stylish Modes

PARIS, R-Paris said farewell
to Jacques Faith today, and he
would have loved it. The funeral
for the 42-year-old dressmaker and
noted partygiver was the biggest
and most stylish this fashion cap
ital has seen in years.
Nearly 5000 persons, most of
them women, jammed into the
fashionable St.Pierre de Chaillot
Catholic Church to witness the
rites. More than thousand others,
also nearly all women. strained
police lines on the sidewalks.
Traffic in the vicinity was snarled
for hours.
Police said only one woman
tainted.
Nearly everyone who interested
Faith was there from the humble
young midinettes who worked
their needles on his creations to
the heavily minked women who
bought and wore them.
There were the cloth manufac-
turers, the dress dealers, the ac-
cessory salespeople. the name
quins and scores of the women
who once wore or dreamed of
wearing Faith gown, plus celeb
rites from diplomatic, govern
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16
First Polar Flight Reaches
Denmark From L. A. In "a Hrs.
By HUBBARD KEAVY

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, R-
The first scheduled commercial
airline flight over the lonely wastes
of the arctic was completed today
when Scandinavian Airlines Sys-
tenn plane landed here four min
utes less than "a hours after it
left Los Angeles.
Another SAS Super Cloudmaster
meanwhile was speeding westward
from Copenhagen to Los Angeles
to complete the route in the oppo-
site direction. 1t carried a top
level load of passengers. including
three Scandinavian prime minis
ters and Danish prince.
The trail-blazing 5,8OO-mile flight
to Copenhagen was made by the
airliner Royal Viking. It left Los
Angeles at 1922 am. (3:22) am,
EST yesterday and landed here
today at 9:18 am. (3:18 am,
EST.
The flight brought Denmark and
Southern California only sunrises
apart by air.
Prince Knud of Denmark and
other Danish dignitaries were on
hand to welcome the 80 passen-
gers and crew of 10 aboard the
Royal Viking when it landed here.
1t. Gov. Harold ]. Powers Of
California was the first to leave
the plane. He was followed by
actor Jean Hersholt, the only Dan
ish-born passenger; movie star
Walter Pidgeon, who was greeted
with the question: "How is Mari
lyn Monroe?";; and Los Angeles
Mayor Norris Poulson, who held
up large sign ''Los Angeles City
Limits" I"
They and the other passengers,
including two dozen newsmen,
were welcomed to Denmark by Per
M. Bake, SAS executive vice
president, who termed the flight
"an historical event in the endless
struggle of humanity toward prog
ress and development"
The westbound flight is due in
Los Angeles later today. It is fly
ing the reverse of the Royal
Vikings route, with stops in Win
nipeg, Man, and Greenlan n d.
Aboard are Prince Axel of Den
mark, Prime Ministers Hans He'd
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16
He'll Make 1t
If They'll Just
Let Him Alone

EAST ST. LOUIS, H., R-Five-
yearold Norman Cohen makes a
14mile interstate trip home from
school alone each day. The only
trouble is well-meaning women dis.
rupt the routine, thinking he's lost.
Norman's mother says he
comes home very well by himself
until they interfere" Just yester-
day Norman was taken in tow By
a woman while he was changing
buses In downtown st. Louis.
She turned him over to police,
thinking he was lost. It was the
second time the same thing has
happened recently.
Norman, son of Rabbi and Mrs.
Benjamin D. Cohen, attends the
H. F. Epstein Hebrew Academy
in Ladue, st. Louis suburb across
the Mississippi from his home. His
dad takes him to school each morn
ing but Norman makes the return
trip by himself, including two bus
transfers.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16
"Rear Window
Is Suspense
Thrill Film

For sheer thrill. worthiness and
dramatic suspense, "Rear Wiz
dow" the brand new Alfred Hitch
cock Technicolor spine tingler
which opens Thursday at the
Strand Theatre runs off with all
the honors. Starring James Ste-
wart and co-starring Grace Kelly,
Wendell Corey and Thelma Ritter
this Alfred Hitchcock produced
and directed piece Of celluloid ex-
citement races along with the
speed of a jet.
Set against a background of New
York's most intriguing neighbor-
hood, Greenwich Village, Rear
Window" is peopled with just the
kind of characters that you might
expect to meet in such a place.
There is James Stewart, as a fam.
ed photographer who is confined
to his Village apartment with a
broken leg; Grace Kelly, his ca
reer girl fiancee; Wendell Corey,
Stewards wartime buddy, now a
homicide detective; Thelma Rit.
ter wisecracking insurance com
pany nurse; and Raymond Burr, an
ominous looking neighbor.
As Stewart sits in his wheel
chair all he has to do to kill time
is stare out of his window at his
neighbors. One dark night, while
wiling away his time in just such
way he hears a scuffled scream,
the sound of broken glass and then
q foreboding silence that sends shi-
vers up his spine. He believes that
what has occurred has been a bru-
tai murder and he suspects one Of
his neighbors to be the slayer.
The tension mounts as Jimmy
gets closer and closer to the solu-
ton of the mystery and then, in a
true Hitchcock climax, the issue
Is completely and irrevocably set
tied.
The overall acting of the prin.
cipals is superb. The danger they
find themselves in is uncannily
transferred to the audience, the re.
suit being that each and every mo
ment Of the film spells a grim fore
boding Of present danger lurking
In their midst. This feeling is a
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16

mental and movie circles and a
throng of curious.
Inside the huge, modernistic
church, just around the corner
from Faiths dressmaking house,
the nave and sacristy were cloaked
with towering black drapes, -
tailed in accordance with French
custom "JF" for the deceased.
The main altar was ablaze with
candles and lights, and another
huge black drape with white
cross hung high above 1t.
Two immense truckloads OF
flowers and wreaths preceded the
cortege, which wound on foot from
the couturier's home on the bank
of the Seine His widow, wearing
long black veil, and their IL
year-old son. Philippe, led the pro-
cession of the designers parents,
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16

Laboratory proof: Instead of trying to fight
harmful deposits with so-called miracle addi-
tives'-inside your engine-Gulf believes in
preventing them from forming in the first place.
removes the cause.-The ''dirty-burning tail-end"
lat the refinery. The plates in the unretouched
photo at left show what difference Gulf super
refining makes!
What's more, besides giving your engine more
complete protection. new Super Refined Gulf NO
Nox gives you extra gas mileage in the short
trip, stop-and-go driving motorists do most :.
no knock, no pre-jgmfion -. instant starts and
fast, tuel-Saving w0nI-np.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16
Pirate Movie
Will Be Shown
At The Monroe

I Hailed as a vivid screen epic of
buccaneering, Blackboard, the Pi-
rate" produced by Edmund Grain.
ger for RKO Radio, comes as a
challenge to all former sagas of de.
predations and romance in the
Caribbean.
The elaborate production, in CO.
lor by Technicolor, stars Robert
Newton, Linda Darnell, William
Bendix and Keith Andes, with a
supporting cast of several hundred.
in which TORN Thatcher is featured
as Sir Henry Morgan.
Stressing action, adventure and
battles, the melodramatic show
was directed by Raoul Walsh, We
teran master Of this brand of en-
tertainment.
Dramatizing the bloody era Of
piracy in the late 18th and early
18th centuries, the film depicts the
historic conflict to the death be-
tween Blackboard and Morgan in
a Caribbean locale.
Numerous hand to hand encount-
ers between the rival bands of buc-
cancers, with emphasis on sword
play ard cutlass-wielding, aboard
ships and on shore, highlight the
action. Exciting and provocative
romance is supplied by Miss Dar-
nell, as the dynamic heroine, and
by Andes as a young sea-roving
swashbuckler.
Bendix, as the infamous Black
boards first mate, is presented in
a radically new type of character
zation. Irene Ryan, noted night
club entertainer, makes her bow
as a featured comedienne in the
seagoing saga.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16

toft of Denmark, Oscar Torp of
Norway and Tage Erlander of
Sweden, SAS Chairman Per M.
Norlin, and Scandinavian news
men.
The Royal Viking made the first
leg of its rum. the 1894 miles from
Los Angeles to Winnipeg, in S
hours and 43 minutes. Then it skip
ped 1884 miles over the bleak
Canada northlands and Hudson
Bay to Greenland in hours and
"a minutes.
The last and longest leg of the
flight - the 2,162 miles from
Greenland to Copenhagen - took
7 hours and 22 minutes.
The entire flight was remarkably
smooth, possibly because it was
made mostly at an altitude of IT,
600 feet or more, safely above
possible storms.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16

close relatives and at least 500
others.
Notable in the procession were
the mannequins, tall and graceful.
tears streaking their makeup and
smudging the mascara at the cor
ners of their eyes. Paris leading
society women jostled one an
other for places in the church.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16

tremendous tribute to Mr.. Hitch
cock for his superb direction and
def handling of the John Michael
Hayes script.
If there eyer was one, Rear
Window" isIa must see" film.
Do not miss it!
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16
STEPHENS PROMOTED

Judson Stephens, yeoman first
class, USN, has been promoted to
chief yeoman, the Navy announced
today. He is attached to Destroyer
Division COL. rheri lsfsx
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16

ciutching handkerchiefs In one
hand and their furs in. the other.
The services lasted more than
TWO hours. Afterward hundreds
waited to pass the bier.
The Key West citizen., 1954-11-16

A resting man who is not digest
ing food gives off about as much
heat as a 6oswatt electric lamp. !.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

The Wilson's daughter Mar
garet is now a senior at Smith
College, so Mrs. Wilson has
more time to devote to volun-
teer work than when Peggy
was at home.
Several years ago she de-
cided 1t was more construc-
tive to channel her efforts into
one field than to take over a
variety Of civic and charity
projects.
6-to-7-Hour Doy
Now she spends a 6-to-7-
hour day at her desk at Red
Cross headquarters-when she
isn't on 'round-the-clock duty
during an official tour over
seas. She returned last week
Evening star., 1954-10-31

wouldn't be expected to take
any night or weekend tele-
phone calls!"
She, herself, made another
that she could always leave
the Office in time to reach home
before Mr.. Wilson.
And it works out fine.
Jan keeps her household in
fine shape" her husband
boasts. And she is always
there when I come home at
night"
To devote as much time as
the Wilson's give to civic work
takes considerable planning.
But we both believe in it."
Mr.. Wilson pointed out.
And their mutual interest
in this field fits in with Mrs.
Wilson's formula for a happy
marriage. "Basically," she said,
lit is sharing things together"
Evening star., 1954-10-31

from a .month-long trip to
Europe and Great Britain.
"Of course I couldn't do the
job If I didn't have the en-
couragement and support of
my husband" she pointed out.
Her two "Gladyses" also help
make it possible, she said
Gladys Newman, her very eff
cient secretary at the Red
Cross and Gladys Burbank,
her housekeeper. who takes
over much of the responsible
ity Of the household.
Mrs. Wilson is insistent,
however, that her home come
ahead of her volunteer work.
Before I accepted my pres
ent job" she recalled, "Rab
made one condition-that I
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Club Reception

The Twentieth Century
Club will hold a reception on
Friday from 3 to S o'clock to
honor new members and honor
past officers. This reception,
held every other year by the
club, will take place at the
OAR Chapter House, 1882
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
This will be one of the first
functions for the president,
Mrs. George Miller Norris,
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Continued from preceding page.)
Of the Episcopal Diocese Of
Washington.
Mrs. Wilson's record Is
equally impressive.
A former president Of both
the Junior League and Smith
Club of Washington, she has
been active in the Community
Chest. UCS and Episcopal
Church Auxiliary as well. She
also serves on the board of the
Travellers Aid Society of WASH
ington and is an advisory men,
Der of the Board of Trustees
Of Potomac School.
At the present time, however,
her energies are concentrated
in her Red Cross job.
Evening star., 1954-10-31

after her return from a two
month trip to Europe. Receiv-
ing with Mrs. Norris will be
the first vice president, Mrs.
Benjamin j. Brooks, and other
Evening star., 1954-10-31
Star STAFF Photos.

club officers.
The regular monthly meet
ing of the club will be held on
Thursday at ii am. in Barker
Hall of the YWCA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-08
Big Radio Telescope
PIunned in Holland
BY the Associated Press

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands
The largest radio telescope on
the European continent will be
erected in the village Of Dwinge-
loo in one of the northern prov
inces Of the Netherlands.
Hollands leading astronomer,
DR.. Jan Hendrix Oort. said the
telescope is a gigantic aerial
system for picking up and meas
uring very high frequency radi-
atoms from celestial bodies
which can't even be observed
with the strongest telescope.
This modern science recently
has led to important discoveries
on the dimensions of the uni
verse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-29

"Since he Is a man to whom
facts mean more than words. his
reports are LACONIC." Laconic
is from the Greek Lakonikos. "a
Laconian, or Spartan; hence
the adjective (small "l") means
brief; pithy: sparing Of words
after the manner of the La
contains or Spartans, as: a la
comic style: laconic report. La
comic is pronounced: luh-KAHN-
TX. Synonyms: concise; short:
pointed.
"Her children behave PRE-
COCIOUSLY because they have
always been treated as adults"
Precocious is an adjective de-
rived from the Latin praecoquere,
ito cook or ripen beforehand"
The modern English meaning is:
forward in development, espe-
cially mental development: pre-
maturely developed. as the mind,
faculties, ETC." Pronounce pre-
cocious: pri-KOE-shusS: pre-
cociously: pri KOE shuss lee.
synonyms are: premature: ad-
vanced; forward.
There was nothing wrong
with the boy except acute NOS
TALGIA." Nostalgia is formed
from the Greek combining form
most. or nostos-, "a return
home" plus -algia, pain; hence,
Inconsistencies" Nostalgia has
been extended to mean ''poign-
ant memories evoked by a long
ing for days passed" Nostalgia
is pronounced: nos-TAL-ji-uh.
"Since our occupations are
mostly SEDENTARY, we seldom
get as much exercise in the open
air as we need" Sedentary is
from the Latin sedentarius, from
Sedere, Ito Sit; hence, "charac-