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Evening star., 1955-10-04
Sales RepreSentative

shell homes 70 builders
and developers. Out-0f-toWn manu-
factnrer needs representative In
2 z; and Va. areas; Should bel
have experience IN building material
sales. Excellent opportunity to de-
yelop completely new territory. /
Write fuh details to Box 4-A, Star.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
Warehouse Manager

BOYS, is OF ever. white. intelliger1t,
personable. for ,magazine order
dept. Average earnings. S1.60 DeI
hr. Apply Rm. 40. 724 9th St. NV
Evening star., 1955-10-04

Exper. washer and dryer; refs. req.
Apply. personnel dent, cAFRITZ
CO.. 142A K st, NV, Nm. 3lo.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

TYPIsT with pleasant teiephoneI
personality. Good WORKING cond.
Perm. posifien,; o., .lso New York sys.
Evening star., 1955-10-04

YOUNG MAN. white. rs. shipping
and mailing department, national
pnbiieation. call Mr.. NICHOLSON,
Evening star., 1955-10-04

etenorstte dictatins ma
chine and Minifon recorder,
must have ear; experience
preferred. See Mr. podd.
Evening star., 1955-10-04
SALESMEN

Fabulous sale Of new confectionery
Item Item AFFY TArpi,E makes sddi-
Must have eer. Apply SIMC0
SALES SERVICE. 1910 L st. Sc,
Evening star., 1955-10-04
HELP-MEN

"HaDe you seen d big dog 5. about 90
hish?n
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Tippy Stringer
Selected as
Career Girl

Tippy Stringer, CHS
weather Girl" was selected
the College-Career Girl Of
1855 by the College Board of
Hecht's.
The girls who attend Rad
cliffe, Mary Washington Col
lege, Stephens. Cornell. the
University of Idaho, George
Washington University, and
Tippy's alma mater. the Uni
versity of Maryland, honored
her at a luncheon at the Stat
Ter yesterday.
Bernie Harrison, TV editor
of The Star made the presen-
tation of the scroll and a red
leather travelling clock. Tippy
leaves for Europe in a couple
of days for a months vaca-
tion. In saying thanks she
noted how happy she was with
the honor and informed all
that ITS "a outside"
The fourteen college stu
dents on the board are soon
to start their duties of as
sisting prospective back-to-
college students in selecting
just the right clothes to wear
for their particular school.
Evening star., 1955-07-29

For the past two months"
Nancy said, II have been
practicing 2l2 hours a day,
getting ready for this compe-
tition. 1t certainly takes
time!"
Bit of information con-
cerning sport: The Amateur
Roller Skating Association, of
which Nancy is a member.
sponsors three types of roller
skating competition. They are
racing. free style and dance.
Racing is of course strictly
speed; free style is like figure
skating on ice: and dance
skating requires partners, a
boy and girl. who follow the
steps and movements of a
number of dances. If even one
skate doesn't hit the wooden
floor EXACTLY right, you are
disqualified! The dance divi-
sion is considered the hardest.
At age 9, Nancy began
her skating when she took the
Saturday morning classes at
the Arena, which, by the way,
are still going on. When she
was IL, Nancy and her part
ner entered national competi-
ton. usually placing last! Or
even next to last. However,
one week after her 18th
birthday. Nancy passed her
silver proficiency tests for the
association. She was the
Evening star., 1955-07-29

to GO to the restaurant to
get it anyway. are pizza par
ties. Ordering pizzas and
having them delivered to the
gang piping hot. This is a
real blast. P.S.:: Anchovy is
most non,Ilar
Evening star., 1955-07-29
BY SHARON DoRAN

Living right here in. the
Metropolitan Area is a teen
ager who is nationally known
as the champion in her sport.
This famous teen is 16-year-
old Nancy Mitchell. the Ju-
nior Dance Roller Skating
Champion of the United
States - the youngest skater
ever to win this title!
In exactly one week from
today, Nancy has the chance
to win the Senior Roller
Skating title when she leaves
for New York City to enter
national competition for this
year. If she wins. which her
famous coach. professional
Charles Lowe thinks she will,
Nancy will be Americas very
best woman skater in her spe-
cialty! Not too fabulous!
A will-be junior at Blair.
Nancy has brown hair, blue
eyes and for her 5 feet 5
inches, weighs only los pounds.
That's what skating will do!
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Districts Entry
In Roud-e-o

Nineteen-y r-old Donald
Norton, who has the most sure
fire three-step method for
parallel parking. is the Dis
trict's entree for the fourth
annual Teen-Ager Road-e-o.
Sponsored by the United
States Junior Chamber of
Commerce, the Liberty Mutual
Insurance Co. and the Amer
lean Trucking Association, this
Road-e-o is designed to put
teen-agers through variou!
driving tests to find the safest
teen-age driver in the Nation.
A Bell Vocational student,
Donald placed 18th last year
of the 81 contestants from all
over the United States. At
this very moment Donald is
tipping about on the National
Guard Armory floor driving
between tennis balls 111a
inches apart; taking curves
with only one inch of room
on either side of the car. and
is stopping on an exact line
going 20 m.p.h. He is also
taking oral and written tests.
Donald, who entered just to
prove that there are really
good teen-age drivers on the
road. has driven for two years.
He was taught at his school,
which he thinks has the best
drivers training program in
the Nation.
X = 4 4
Teen Scene, March II, told
about a real wild beat of an
'r and b" record, called MARY
Lee" by the RainbowS. This
Evening star., 1955-07-29

The simply simple mixture Of
frozen grape Juice (hence
purple) and gingerale. Real
rare?
4 The Skewer Sub Sand
wich - Take a Skewer from
your barbecue equipment;
stick a piece of bread on,
followed by cheese slices, cold
cuts, lettuce, olives, onions.
green peppers and sliced egg:
then another piece of bread.
Sort of like a bunch of pa
pers jabbed by a metal spike
to keep them together. See?
Last bit Of food: The very
current rage among younger
teens. since they don't have
the license to drive the car
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Aides Fete
Mrs. Hobby
BY the Associated Press

Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, re-
firing Secretary Of Health,
Education and Welfare, was
given a farewell dinner last
night at the Dupont Plaza
Hotel by top officials of her
department.
Mrs. Hobby was presented
with several awards from va
rious units of the department
and responded with brief
word of thanks to her team"
1t was announced at the din
ner that a special annual en-
ploye award for outstanding
service in the department has
been established in honor of
Mrs. Hobby, the Nations first
Secretary of Welfare.
Announcement of the "Oveta
Culp Hobby Award" was made
by Bradshaw Mintener. an As
sistant Secretary of the depart
ment.
The employe selected for the
annual award will receive a
engraved certificate and 5000
cash. The cash award was
made possible through a fund
made available by Mrs. Hobby.
Mrs. Hobby is resignlng
Monday because of the i'll
health of her husband. Mrs.
Hobby plans to leave for her
home in Houston. Tex. Sun
day and be at work as pub
Usher of the Houston Post
Monday.
She will be succeeded as sec
retary by Marion B. Folsom,
now Undersecretary of the
! Treasury,
Evening star., 1955-07-29

week, Mary Lee" is the "r
and b" record of the week.
and is sold out completely in
this area. One radio station,
in fact. accidentally broke
their only recording. and ap-
pealed to the listening audi
ence to donate or sell the
record. Yep, Mary Lee is the
top in r and b.!
See you next Friday!
Evening star., 1955-07-29

Evelyn Patricia Ball. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ban
OF Denham. England.
The marriage took place on
July 10 in the home of Mr..
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Lotesf Fods
In Food

There is one very mouth
watering topic that I'm posi-
tive will appeal in a big way
to you. That's food! It's
something that teenagers can
not be without, and their ap-
petites for said topic are
INDUSTRIOUS! And speaking
of monstrous, teenagers in
D. c. have suddenly started
eating many monstrous food
mixtures. Have you tried any
of these latest delicacies:
/. The Cannibal Sandwich
raw hamburger Cor ground
round) with raw onions be-
tween two slabs of bread. No
stuff. this is being eaten!
2. Instant Coffee Milk
shakes - home -brewed with
one teaspoon instant coffee
tossed into q glass Of milk
and a scoop Of ice cream; and
shake madly.
8. The Party Purple Cow
Evening star., 1955-07-29
TEEN SCENE
Area Teen-Ager Is Champion
Junior Dance Roller Skater

youngest American skater to
receive this awardl
Last year. she and her
partner. 24-year-old Freddy
Wheeler. also of Silver Spring.
won the junior championship.
Now they are out to take the
senior national title. Much
success to this terrific teen.
of which pro Charles Lowe
says. Regardless of her age.
she is one of the finest dance
skaters in the country. She
has the two things that make
a champion in any sport -
natural ability and the will to
keep practicing and improy-
ing!"
Evening star., 1955-07-29
Miss Ball Is Wed

Mrs. William L. Stark an
nounces the marriage Of her
son william H. oDell 10 Miss
Evening star., 1955-06-16
.Sproy Dispensers
Now Bio Business

CHICAGO (R.-Spray dispen-
sers, which were first used tc
spread inspect killer in World
War II jungle fighting, have de-
veloped into a major United
States business. About 1876 mil
lion units were filled last year
by los firms for a $19O million
business.
More than 300 products from
shave lather to paint remover
ARE now packaged in spray cans
under 500 brands. Included are
hair oil, deodorants, suntan oil,
hand lotion, perfumes.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Gen. ZeIIer Named
French Chief of Stuff

PARIS. June is R.-Lt. Gen.
Andre e-Marie zeller was named
chief Of staff of the French army
yesterday. replacing Gen. Jean
Clement Blanc.
Gen. Zeller. 81. commanded
an artillery battery in World
War I and ended up in World
War II as commander of artil-
lery in the French 1st Armored
Division in Germany.
Gen. Blanc. So. moved to a
new post as director of the In
stitute of Higher Studies of Ma
tional Defense and of the Gen.
ter of Higher Military Studies.
He has been chief of staff since
December, 1949.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Third Envoy Nominee
lis Rejected in Chile

SANTIAGO, Chile, June 16 B.
President Carlos Ibanez criti-
cized a recalcitrant Congress
yesterday after his third nomi-
nee for the Washington ambas-
Isadorship was rejected.
Opposition parties control
Congress. The president said
Congress action was prejudicial
to Chile's good name abroad.
particularly In the United States.
The last Chilean envoy in
Washington. Anibla lara, was
recalled without explanation for
reassignment in February.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Pleads Due Cuuse

BRISTOL. Conn. (R.-When
Frank ]. Reynolds appeared in
City Court to answer to a charge
that he'd slapped a boys face,
Prosecutor Joseph M. Donovan
asked that the case be dismissed.
"The boy squirted a water pistol
in the defendants face" Mr..
Donovan explained.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

I Adams. Helena M.
Alexander, Jessie
Anderson. Donna ]
Anderson. Irma G.
Anderson. Rose NJ.
Arthur. Patsy Z.
Arthur, Peggy e.
BADLY. Faith s.
Bailey, Florence J.
Baker. WilhelminI
Baldwin. Senior r.
Barno, Barbara
Battle. Sylvia A.
Bluitt, Juliann s.
Bowen Constance
Braddock. Sylvia I
Brashears. Dwelle
Brooks. Mary C.
Brown. Abbadean
Bunting, Mary e.
Burwell, Rosalee A
Butler, Doris j.
Bynup. Justine g.
Cassen, Anne @.
Childs, Gladys
Clark, Mildred D.
Clark, Miriam Z.
Clarke. Alfredo C.
Clarke, Patricia
Colbert. Julie D.
Cole, Rosetta v.
Conlife, Sylvia J.
Cooper, Marjorie z
Crockett. Joyce H.
Cunningham, Jovct
Davis. Thellna l..
Davis, Theodore
DodSon, Frances J.
Dowling, Joyce A.
Drayton. Shirley L,
Dupont,Pr r
Dyson, Joan !.
Elliott, Winifred Z
Evans. Betty r.
Fludd, Marcella
Freeman. Geraldil
Freeman, Willie \
Friend, Jean ".
Gaines, JacquelH
Garner, Vivian
George, Mary
Glover, Barbara
Grasty, Marva Z,
Gray, Paula N.
Griffin, Ophelia
Hager. Agnes Y.
Hailes, Miley M.
Hall, Bertha ].
Hall. Carlita L.
Hall, Helen Ann
Hamilton, Fannie !
Harden. Katherin.
fHardman. Esther {
Hardy, Elaine
Hardy, Pauline
Harper, Marjorie L
Harris, Bertha L.
Harris, Beverly T.
Harris, Thelma NJ.
Hayes. Ann z.
Eavner. Ruth Mae
Helms, Anna Lee
Hemphill. Madelin
Henderson, Eunice
Heron, Bessie B.
Hewitt, Dolores z.
Hilliard, Fannie L.
Holmes. Edna Mae
Holmes, Eleanor <
Hoover. CAROLYN +
Hopkins. Carolyn
Houston. MarRueri
Houston, Thelma \
Howard, Bobbie ]
Hueston, Gayle 8.
Hunloy, Clara z.
Hunter. Marlene ]
Jackson, Janice M
Jacobs. Rita NJ.
Jiles. Mary F.
Johnson, Betty An
johnson. Joan M.
johnson. j. M.
Johnson, Loretta J
Joiner. Eudora E.
Jones, Barbara A.
JOY, Constance A.
Keene, Frances o.
Kelley. Billie A.
Kerr, Katherine e
King, Mable Z.
King. Mamie L,
King, Patricia A.
Hing, Sonia A,
King. T'helma
Kyles. Gailya L.
Langley, Ivary M.
Lassiter, Florenza
Lawrence, Gloria /
Lee, Gloria j.
Lee, Roberta L.
LiRhtfoot, Jean z,
Evening star., 1955-06-16
DR.. Butcher Hands Out
Diplomas at Dunbar

Ford. Melvin w. Mitchell,
Gains, Johnny r. Moffatt, l
Cant, Charles Morris. Al
Goodman, v. B. Morton.
Green. Edward T. Parran. J
Hayes. r. L., tr. Polk. Hen
Haynie, James H. Queen. vi
Haynie, Joseph H. REYNOLDS.
Heggans. Thomas e. Robinson
Henderson. L. 8. Ross. Rud
Horne. Gilbert N. Scott. Jac
Howard. H. j.. ir. Sharp, Ed
Jackson, Alfred T. Simms. Jc
Jackson, Charles w. Singleton,
Jackson. Harry c. Smith, Dc
Jarvis, William Z. Smith, Sa
Jason. Robert 8. Spears. c
jenkins, Charles r. Spears, H,
Jenkins, Herbert B. Sullivan.
johnson. Raymond Taylor, Pi
Jones, Edwin c. Terrell. Il
Jones. Johnny L. Terry. Tn
King, Frederick L. Tolbert, r
Kolthod. Claude T. Tyler, Her
Martin. Franklin J. Tyler, Ric
Matthews. Bernard WashingtC
Mayes, John W., jr. Wedlock,
Mills. Joseph r. White, ia
Milton. James z. Willis, Be
Miner. Carl U. Wines. Dc
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Enterprisina Get Aid

France Is ENCOURAGING the do
it-yourself system in Morocco,
|Casablanca reports. The gov
eminent supplies materials and
blueprints to families who build
their own homes.
Evening star., 1955-06-16
Bird Picks on Cot

FORT DODGE. Iowa B.-
Dive-bombing bluejays pick on
her cat, a woman told the police.
She says the jays started out on
squirrels but now have turned
on her pet tabby.
Evening star., 1955-06-16

DR.. Margaret J. Butcher, q
member of the Board of Educa-
ton, presided at the commence
ment exercises of Dunbar High
School last night and presented
diplomas to nearly 800 grad
yates of the school.
Rev. Smallwood E. Williams
minister of Bible Way Church
gave the invocation and Rev
Richmond A. Farley. minister
Of the Bethany Presbyterian
Church, offered the benediction,
Those who received diplomas
are:
Evening star., 1955-06-16

Little, Elaine
Lomax, Deloris @.
Naples, Lorraine c,
Martin, Gwendolyn
Matthews. Nadine
Matthews. Shirley
McCree, Annie T..
Meeks, Josie w.
Mingo, Joyce j.
MitdRell, Leila B.
Monroe. Katie M.
Moore, Alice M;
Moore, Audrey D.
Moore, Sonia K.
Moss, Valerie T.
Murphy. Dorothy L.
Nash, Mildred E.
Neale, LaVerne 2.
Norris, Delydia r.
Odellas, Ellen A.:
Pauls, Marlene T.
Pinkney. Annie L.
Point. Rosetta A.
Powell, Marjorie
Poyner. Patricia M.
Price. Yvonne p.
rawlings. Dor thy q.
Reed, Yvonne J.
Reid. Jamie L;
Riehey, Marie =.
Richie. Anne B.
Robertson, Carole z:
Roberts. Frances M.
Robertson. Dale M.
Robinson, Annice M.
Robinson, Betty A.
Robinson, Cora Z.
Saunders. B'rbara l..
Shuford. Gall E:
Simpson, Anita Z.
Slack, Juanita I.
smith, Dolores z.
Smith, Elsie IneI v.
Smith, Iris C..
Smith. Mary A.,
Smith, Melvenia =.
Smith, Pansy v.
Smoot, Edith @.
Snipes. Dolores
Snyder, Jean A.
Staley, r. e.
Stewart, Jessie p.
Stewart. Teresa a.
Swami. Cynthia e.
Talbert. B. z.
Tate, Betty A.
Taylor, j. E.
Thomas, Louena
Thompson. D. P.
Tillery, Callena
Tillman, Vivian j.
Tinsley. NJ, v.
Travis. Frances Y.
Trivers. Gloria ].
Turner. j. D.
Walburg. Jean e.
Walker. Betty ].
Wall, Jean z.
Wallace, Olivia ].
Walton, Elizabeth
WASHINGTON Barb'a
Watkins. Valerie
Watts, Clara NJ.
West, Iris v.
White. Aretha M.
Wilkerson. Willie
Williams, Barbara
Williams, Dolores
Williams, Joan
Williams, Martha
Williams, Yvonne
Wilson, Marvel
Wilson, Shirley
Winston, Judith
Marlborough. Ann'ta
Young, Loretta
Adams, Charles r.
Bell, Charles E., jr.
Bigger. AlphonSo s.
Baddie. Robert s.
Boone. Clifton r.
Booze, Thomas Z.
BoZeman, w. B.
Brooks, John l.. II.
Brown, Aaron c.
Brown, B. X.
Brown, Paul L.
Brown, T. w.
Burwell l., w
Bush, Roosevelt. jr.
Butts, Frank L.
Carter, Carlton A.
Garter. Lawrence z.
Chichester, C. /.
Clayton. X. R.
coble, Arlan W.
Davis. Toney J.
Dunkins, r. A.
Edmondson, W. L.
Farley, Paul L.
Fitchett. z. H., 1r.
Etf11nNa1l Wy o
Evening star., 1955-06-10
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

AND HoME-1-bedroom
apt. 2nd floor; living room, kit3
bedrm. and bath, 1st floor; 64Ss
50. #, for business, store OF studiot
good N. Arl. location. S225 mo.
HoLLEY so6 REALTY, KE. s-535of
IA n ST. N.E.-5,eoo 50. IT,, one
floor, freproof. second commercial,
S Suitable toT .s5 auto repair or paint
MfGToN sa1p Aysiifsts F. REppHRT, SslT Isl Ss 1ss
St. NV, DI. 7-5015; ewes. EMs
3-5407,
SILVER SPRING, OF Ga. ave. -
Storage area and garages. Rear Of
S22l Ga. ave. Building 4S by 65.
Floor area containing q l2 by 20
loading platform and IL by 10 stoE-
age vault. suitable as warehouse.
sEe sa4sse eoni bS 5Sr ssEe StS stG5 :,
80 connecting room. Make excel
lent repair shop; garages, 21 by
3. Entire area completely reno-
waited. MORRISON & HOLLINGS-
WORTH. Real Estate. UN. 4-32O0.
416 9th ST. N.w.-a5xlos it,: idesa.
any type business: shoe repair.
Eent Tsts D sh0P PPeSS EeSssagFHns gU ss sie chsf66
DRIVEN THEATER location at
Leesburg. fronting on Route 2.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON, Realtors.
Leesburg 757. q,
SUITLAND, MARYLAND
COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE
Storage warehouse, plenty of ground.
Living quarters, office, shop, or
whatever you want. Available June
list. Rental. $3.50 per month on
4311 EWING AVE.
OUTLET TO SuITLAND ROAD
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-200B
Evening star., 1955-06-10

OWNER NEEDS cAsH-weu-loestsd :
NV. business property; good con-
dition; rented for S445 monthlyS
cash buyer can set bargain. -
CHARLES s. MUIR
Ma. 1885 EOS Southern Blder
Evening star., 1955-06-10
HOUSES SALIVA. (con.J HOUSES FoR SALIVA

I3.BEDRM. BRICK sEMIDET., fencet
yard. on Columbia Pike nr. Bar
SI2. 700. Assume 1900 4% Is
trust. OWNER, IA. 5-61S9. Ii
WOW! WHAT A BARGAIN, 81 1s,15t
Is the full price for this terrifc. 3
bedrm. brick rambler with full
dishwasheT. breakfast bar, din. rm.
liv.. rm. with fireplace. beautiful
patio. fenced lot with trees ant
best of all. Assume q $4,000 q
lean; Sa;vS Can ", 6-s4oo' BETTER
CENTER-HALL RAMBLER-Immac
SIos NosrH ilOTisf HskNapoN SoTeSF II ocstion sass
lovely 20O-ft. deep wooded lot
beautiful liy. nm. w/firepl., excel
dining space, 9 dream kitchen with
all the cabinets you ever wanted
3 big bedrms, EXCELLENT Fl.
NANCING. Assume S15.20q FIJI
loan. Priced under $4,000. tt
inspect, call IA. 5-7575. METZ
ATTENTION SERVICE PERSONNEL
$4,000 DOWN, balance in FHA
career military loan; 20-ft. liV. rm
with slate firepl., full sep. din. I'M,
SCREENED SIDE PORCH, 3 bed.
rms, and de luxe all-tile bath OF
End a.: full bSmt, beautifully land.
scaped. nicely secluded lot. MANY
TREES Just q step to transp. anc
stores. To inspect, call ia. 5-7575
METZLER-Va. Once.
SLEEPY HoLLOW-De luxe kitcheI
with Thermador and tabletop
range: 3-bedrm., 112-bath brici
rambler with full basement, OF
shaded " acre. Owner transferred
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Radio Bldg. Arl. ia. 4-l15t
FALLS CHURCH-1O0x3OG-ft. lot
Just loaded with trees: will MAKE
outdoor living q cinch. Frame
and-stone Cape Cod that will holC
good-sized family very comfort
ably. You can't afford to miss this
Small cash down: $1S,950,
J.. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC.
Radio Bldg. Arl.. Va, ia. 4-l15l
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Continued on kext PaEs)
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

ARLINGTON, Just of Wilson blvd,
in the center OF Clarendon--6 rms.
2 baths, part bsmt., oil NV. heat;
lot, 50x115; Zoned C-3, suitable
for doctors, dentists. real estate
or insurance ofilces. Plenty Of park
ing. Terms. CECIL B. LUPTON,
Realtor' ia. 7-5333; ewes" ia
LoT@isss olE0lI 9th st. n.v.-very de-
sirable site. extends from 9th St,
to GA st. 36 ft,xl51 It. Now used
for parking with supply bldg. on
rear. For Immediate sale. 81 per
50. It. or best offer, DU. f-l132.
between 10 am. and 6 pm. -l5
2-STORY BRICK BLDG. CONNER
cial and residential. 9lT You St.
NV. S15,750 or best offer. Present
first trust. $4,000. DU. I'll b.
from 10 am. to 6 pm. Id
NICE STORE and apis. NV, nr,
Soldiers . ! Home; !5n income; a;vSsiSa Sa,sG9'
NO. 7-6625, EN-. 2-027S. Jig
COMMERCIAL, C-2; $500 50. IT,. /;
dynamic Chillum section. sood
frontage on Ager I'd; premium To-
cation for any type business, rss.
CO, AP. T-i400 III 9 pm
CHOICE COMMERCIAL, 1853 so.
IT.. on Ga. ave. facing Wheaton
Trisngle; one Of the few select
parcels left. Exclusive with ASH
LEY, INC. LO. b-232S.
Evening star., 1955-06-10

REALTY.
BATHS ON / FLOOR, in 3-yesr- old
brick rambler. with 1Oxl3 dining
L. basement with "a bath and out
side entrance and carport! Situ-
ated on 125-foot front, beautifully
Handicapped corner lot! Walking dis
tance to Nottingham School. Owner
your terms Call for details. PARK
Err, SMITH g. DoNNELL, ia. z
6l61.
Evening star., 1955-06-10

mr.. st. Thomas More
Dandy 2-bedrm. brick semidet.. with
screened-in back porch, finished
rec. rm. in bsmt., and fenced-in
yard. Only Sl1.750. Try GI. G. E.
fANIER, ia. 7-3434: ewes, OF.
Evening star., 1955-06-10
Su-VEP SPRTNG

3 room suite. with private lavatory.
eround floor location. 1925 Coles
Vile I'd, opposite Majors. formerly
used as dostors once Privsts
THE MARYLAND REAL ESTATE co.
1894 colesville Rd. JU. e-b1 90
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Evening star., 1955-06-10

S10,750
t-bedrm.. Ayr. old, Cape Cod, with
equipped kit. and tile bath; gas
heat; heat fenced lot. Rsas. terms. A
S12,500
3-story Colonial. with large liv rm..
sep. din. rm., equipped kit, bed
rms. and bath; full bsmt.; wooded
lot. o1 approved.
$13,500
GI. Brick rambler, only yrs. old /;
3 bedrms. and full bsmt.; fenced
lot; storm windows; vacant; wall
to-wall carpet.
$14,500
Tyr. .-old Cape Cod. with 4 bedrms Il.
equipped kit, side screened porch;
ban 5 Ss%a Garage e!ss arss sene5se eor vooded ooS
lot. Adj. lot for sale. Approved GI
or nonvets. $1,000 dn. and $75
per mo.
$15,750
et. Jerome's Church and School only
9 blks.; Ist A.: liy: rm., frepi..
sep; din. nm, lge. kit, 2 bedrms
and bath: Ind a.: 8 bedrms. and
bath; garage. scr. porch: full
bsmt. with shower; oil h.-w.h.;
lovely shaded lot: GI or non-GI.
BURCH REALTY co.
eIs6 Baltic; BLVD. College Park. Nd.
Ewes, WA. 7-5641. -l2
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1955-04-29

newspapermen and carrie d
around the globe.
We all remember the warning
answer he gave several years ago
when asked what weapons would
be used in a Third World War:
II don't know" was his reply.
But can tell you what they'll
use in the fourth-rocks!"
Only three years ago he was
asked to sum up his latest theory
according to which the Universe
is governed by cause and effect,
ruled by immutable laws under
which individual events are pre-
dictable. Nobody may, by now, be
able to repeat what Einstein said.
On the other hand, nobody has
forgotten the remark by which
the professor introduced his epo-
chal discovery: 81 cannot believe
that God plays dice with the Uni
verse +"
How was it possible that the
man whose mind was accustomed
to dwell in the highest realms Of
mathematics. on mountain peaks
accessible only TO j handful Of
scientists. could talk to US in a
language tha at penetrated our
hearts and minds? The explana-
ton is very simple: Einstein loved