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Evening star., 1955-10-23

The certification Of teach
ers Is D state function trather
than q local or Federal func-
tion) in our country. No two
States have established exact
" the same requirements. but
all 48 of them do require some
courses In education. The
usual or average requirement
is about 18 credit hours for
junior and senior high school
teachers. Usually the require
ment Of courses in education
is higher for the certification
of teachers in elementary
schools. Temporary. limited,
provisional, or emergency cer-
tiflcates can be secured upon
the basis Of less work In edu-
cation, during the present
teacher shortage.
Hardly any retired officer,
even though he may be Q
graduate Of the Military Acad.
emy at West Point or the
Naval Academy at Annapolis,
has secured any college cred-
Its In the professional fieid Of
education. These men do,
however, have excellent knowl.
edge of one or two subject
matter fields. They may know
mathematics, chemistry, ofiice
practice, business methods,
history or geography. Most Of
them can converse In some
foreign language. They may
have other fields Of Specialize
ton.
Credits in Education
80. In order to qualify for
their certificates as teachers.
they are coming to the De-
partr1cnts Of Education and
are enrolling In the profess
sional education classes. with
In the past few seznesters.
some six or eight rstired
colonies and lieutenant colo
nels have been members OF our
classes In Principles or PHI
losophy Of Education, The
Secondary School Curriculum.
Methods Of Teaching in Sec
ondaly Schools, ETC., at The
American University. A few
Of them now have their state
certificates and are ready to
accept teaching positions. One
has done all Of the work
needed for his Masters degree.
A number of retired cfIicers
,are conducting classes on the
college or university level.
The principal Of the Falls
Church High School Is Mai.
Gen. William s. Ruinboueh.
A teacher Of remedial reading
and assistant guidance coun-
selor at Washington-Iiee High
School is Col. Howard Hunter.
Col. Charles r. Baish Is q
teacher Of mathematics ct
Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School.
Col. Charles w. Van Way,
Jr.. and Col. Adam A. kos
cielniak conduct courses on q
part time basis at The Afneri-
can University, and Capt.
Alexander Macomb formerly
wds an instructor in Romance
languages there. Col. Philip b.
Melody has completed various
courses and has received his
Masters degree In Education.
Col. Wilson van der veer gave
up his plan for teaching In
order 10 accept q position In
the Montgomery County gov
ernment ofhes at Rockville.
Evening star., 1955-10-23
BY I. EDGAR PRINA

More than II million worth
Of the finest radar and COM
munications equipment Is be-
ing placed aboard two former
Liberty ships now undergoing
conversion at the Charleston
Naval Shipyard for duty in the
vanguard Of Americas conti-i
mental defense system.
Designated YAGRs - the
Nays puzzling code for these
ocean radar station vessels
they viii provide q warning
screen against q surprise
enemy attack from the air or
surface.
The new ships will fill In the
gaps between the series of So
called Texas Towers. huge ra-
dar stations being set up far
out on the continental shelf.
Five s0n Station,
-, ,,..r -.
roul anSsEs al.eauy aiavs
zen '.. oonpir.eu . aau. accofu.as .,.s
n....s ~ Msss soAcs.aen ~. 49,. as. -. |.
'asoli' - ~ n l,,s1sn s.s.,o.. :,
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.aa s.,e y se.esos @ ~ps,...a. saam $. os' -
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Ex-OHicer I eochers
Answer to Shortage
'By SAMUEL ENGLE BURR, Jr.

Chairman. Department Of Education
The American university
MY teacher was o colonell"
Already some students In the
Washington area have report
ed this to their parents. They
viii be joined by additional
groups, In elementary. second
ary and college classes, within
the next few years.
It is possible for an Army.
Air Force or Marine Corps coll
onel to retire with an assured
income. soon after he becomes
SO years Of age. The same Is
true Of Q Navy commander or
captain. These men have
become accustomed to lives
packed with mental and physi-
cal activity. Many Of them
have no desire 10 settle down
to the nlonotor1ous type OF re-
tirement which once was the
general pattern Of their class.
They know they have 10. IL, or
even Is years during which
they can develop q second ca
reer. They have a sincere de-
sire to engage In some activity
which win bring satisfaction TO
themselves and which win be
Of value to others.
Increasing percentages of
these men are choosing the
field OF education as their Sec
ond career area.
All Hove fought
There is nothing more nat
ural to expect than that
retired officers Of our armed
forces should take q real In
terest In school teaching. It
has been said with o great
degree Of truth that all ofIicers
are teachers. Any commits
stoned officer Is required to
give soma partperhaps q
major part--of his time and
attention TO the instruction Of
other officers and of enlisted
personnel. All officers are re-
quired TO master and to use
service manuals and pamphlets
devoted to the general subject
Of Instruction" These publ
cations are excellent text books
on the process Of teaching.
With the current shortage
OF qualified teachers being
publicized through such media
Is newspapers. magazines.
radio and television, the need
for additional instructors In
our schools ID generally known.
One Of the factors which has
contributed to the teacher
shortage has been the made
quate rate OF pay which boards
Of education have been able
TO offer. Many good teachers
have been encouraged to leave
their school positions and to
seek Jobs In other fie1ds be-
cause more pay can be secured
in various other areas. Young
men and women who have
wanted to teach have gone
into other types Of work for
financial reasons.
For q person who already
has some income. the salary
factor has Q different mean
ing. The retired ofiicer is able
to do teaching work at pre-
vailing salaries In the schools
because he also receives q serv-
ice pension. The fact that he
has two sources Of income
after he becomes a teacher
may possibly develop into a
problem for those who must
depend upon teaching alone
for their livelihood. The rela-
tive seriousness Of this mat
ter remains to be developed.
Evening star., 1955-10-23

IT streaked up dizzying grades to an altitude of
j 1910 feetl Slashed around back breaking hair
pin turnsi Sprnted along treacherous stretches Of
road that cling to the mountainside like coiled
and twisted snake And when the dust cleared away,
and the NASCARs officials checked and certified
the time, the Sc Chevrolet had set new record
for the Pixies Peak climbi Here's proof Of
Evening star., 1955-10-23
Rodor Picket Vessels
Filling Atlantic Gaps

first-class CIC (abbreyiation
for combat information CEN
teri.
The YAGR reportedly win
operate from $50 to $50 miles
on the United States coast, In
the Atlantic and Pacific. It
will operate lone-without
benefit Of protecting destroyers
or aircraft-in an assigned
sector.
While 1t Is true that an
enemy air armada would In
all likelihood ignore the ship
while 1t sped toward its tar
gets inland, a marauding SUBJ
marine would be a more seri-
GUS threat. The YAGR carries
two light guns that can hardly
be calculated to provide any
thing more than q psyche
logical lift.
Newport. r. l.. is the home
base for the YAGRs stationed
In the Atlantic. These ships
will operate under the Com
mander, Naval Forces, Eastern
Continental Defense COM
nand. He Is q member of the
Joint Stan Of the Commander.
Joint Eastern Air Defense
Force. whose headquarters Is
located at Stewart Air Force
Base. Newburgh. N. z.
Mysterious Origin
Navy spokesmen are either
coy or uncertain about how the
YAGRs got their designation.
A YAG Is listed as q miscella-
neous auxiliary. But the YAGR
is not a miscellaneous auxil-
larry. This important vessel ID
classified as q service craft. q
lower slot on the Navy's roster
Of ships. Perhaps this Is
an advantage at Capitol Hill
budget hearings.
Because the YAGRs win be
required to remain at sea for
comparatively long periods.
engaged in . monotonous II
, 1955-04-28
PUBLIC NOTICE

The Presidential Commission on the Application Of Fe-
deral Laws to the Virgin Islands wishes to thank all persons,
firms, associations, organizatior and governmental depart
ments and officials who made the official work and the moffi
cal visiting Of the entire Commissions 50 beneficial, fruitful,
interesting and informative.
For all interested parties or groups, whether they ap-
peared at the Public Hearings or not, the Commission here
by extends an opportunity to and including May !, 1855 for
the further submission Of any written statements or briefs
WILLIAM JAMESON
Chairman
, 1955-04-28

final comment he stated his
hc2es that am and all strange
fish caught in this vicinity be
brought in for positive iden-
LITIGATION. Fishermen who
take such pains, said Mr.. Mil
Ter, are making a worthy con-
tribution to fishery science &
deserve commentator. The
above specimen, for instance,
will be preserved and shipped
to a museum for complete
Identification.
, 1955-04-28

LOCAL
faint phosphorescent lumines-
cence Of fish and marine ami
mails Of prey in a region char
acterized by stygian darkness.
below 900 meters surface
light does not penetrate the
sea!)
In further comments on this
most unique catch, truly one
of many fishermen's lifetime's
Mr.. Miller added that it was
a good thing no one wanted
to eat it as it would not only
have been a lost valuable specl
men but might have caused
the gourmet great discomfort
as the family is reported to
have flesh with a highly pur-
gative effect when eaten. In a
, 1955-04-28
PUBLIC NOTICE FRo:I TIE POLICE
CONCERNING CONSERVATION OF WTLDL1FE

Publ notice is hereby given that the duties and functions
If the Game Commission have been delegated to the Com
missioner of Public Safety.
Therefore in accordance with the provisions OF the Wlldlfe
Bill No. g, / hereby declare the following game season
in the District Of st CIoix, Virgin Islands
/. The open game season for Ground Doves. Mountain
loves. Wool Doves, locally called Partrldgas) and
Wild Pigeons will commence at dawn en- August l6, 1920
and will close at dusk on October 80, 1855.
3, The. open game season for deer viii commerce at dawn
on October /, 1855 and will close at dusk on December y
] 1855. Only adult deer will be shot, and the limit i one
deer per license per year.
nh, commissioner reserves the right to close the game sea-
,on if the deer kill is excessive.
Hunting licenses may be procured from the office Of the Com
missioner at the Police Stations of Christianstsed and Fred
The commissioner reserves the right to close the game seaso
erksted, st. Croix, Virgin Islands.
The above publication and all provisions of the Wildlife
Act (Bill No. 81 will be st ictly enforced by the police and
.violatofs will he prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
J. w.
Commissioner Of Public Safety
Office Of the Commissioner
at Christiansted, ST. Croix,
Virgin Islands
Dated April IS, 1855
, 1955-04-28

TNo arnroroodarr Twinsp lend their cleaning smile TO the glitter,
ing new gold foil wrapped packages q white a yellow WAN a9d to ues ehosce J q
cake size. and handy pan liners for convenience and tnne-sayl ma.n -
twins and the twin packs were introduced at g r r@eas.tu al II M
MA " Por fond editors. business editors and home economists VII SIyyss
East. The mixes In the three popular havors - aTe now 0V0""u'S
at leading food stores and chain markets. 49,
, 1955-04-28

Office Of the Commissioner
at Christiansted, st. Croix,
Virgin Islands
Dated April IS, 1855
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHAsE-Lovely home, rms,
bath, gar. Mr.. school. bus. Sl65.
bedrms., den. $500. MRS, DUN
N1NGToN, OIL. a-2635. EN-. 2-s3s3Y
BETHESDA, s605 Hampstead ave
Pleasantly furnished. 3,bedroom,
month. Phone Yount. with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-141l. -25
ALFXANDRIA-Attr mod. brk.; .
bedrmS.. tile bath; good closets; large
liv rm... equip. kit; full bsmt,;
BendiS: fenced yard; close schools;
oeaut. furn' Reas. TIE. o-6s $a;.
IS. ARL.-c- bedroom semidet.; con-
yenient to schools, TRANSFORMATION
and shopping: rent. 81 o., T1NkLE
PROPERTIES, ia. 1896 or ia.
sTUDio HOUSE. on beautiful estate
overlooking Potomac. Just painted.
Nicely furn. 1-oedrm.. Near Boiling
Field. sc. on busiine. Sl10 mo-, in.
Guiding utilities. 10. 3-567l. rs
FOGGY BOTTOM newly remod-
town Washington; convenient town
living in historic private. Poona
Court, Two-bedrm, house; large
kitchen. liv. rm.. bath and bsmt.
beautifully furnished; $50. Also
Broom house; same legation; ideal
IOI ! peT5OU, TluN. NH. C-'pDo,
le BEDRMS.. partially furnished: Sl25
month; lease only: shaded, fenced
rear yard. ASH N. Chelsea &lane.
Bethesda. OIL. 2-5l71, till pm:
LOVELY aO-ACRE Rollins
country y miles west. Of Rockville,
Route IS. Beautifully remodeled,
charminely furnished stone house
bedrms., . baths, auto. oil heat,
brick sGesthouse. garage barn
Immed occup. 5000 mo. Phone
Gaithersburg 4S5-J-12 or 4SO-W-l
ssoe e.th ST. N.w.-Partly fur.
nished. 9 rooms. $3.50 per mo- Call
ALEX, Fl. Belvoir area. on y. s. Rte
L. bedrms.; bus. schools. shops
ST5 mo. ia. S-2234. ~
LAUREL. MD.-Nicely furn: = rms,
garage; . acres; equipped kit, NV
heat: immed. poss. Sl35 mo. Pa
FoXHALL VILLAGE - Attrac. fur.
nished 6-room house: immediate pos.
| session; 9 mos. rental; convenient
| close-in community. $lT5. WO
GLOVER PK.-Partiy furn,. carpeted
| cleo. stove, washer and drier. Slt
ne 9,,I 10 r fnT,l3' ..,.6rm a-Ss,,
corner house; NV, sec; owner oc
cupies bsmt. apt. gar. rent nsgo
TABLE. Call ia. o-5lo2. -27
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HOUSES UNrURNIsHED contJ BUS OPPORTUNITIES Cont,

SNACK BAR. Bethany Beach. Del
Owner sacrificing bldg. and business
on account of illness; over $1,000
in modern stainless steel equipment;
lot 15xl"5. ocean highway PHONE
Ss'. and sun, Dickinson 1861. LIT
GRAVATTE. Realtor, Ma. S-0753.
GROCERY STORE. doing over 1900
a week. Beer. Nice apartment, Good
chance for partners PROVIDENCE
MKT, las E st. Sc. Ii. 7-91S4.
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ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-We
have fine tenants for homes in Be-
thesda. Silver Spring. Langley Park
free appraisals; no delay. For COM
plete rental service. phone us today
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. 20
3 AND 4 BEDROOM HOMES in Viz
ginia. Must be in good condition.
$3.50 to $3.50. GEORGE MASON
GREEN CO., ia. 4-l4O0. -27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT-Well
furnished. MALORA r. CHRISTIAN
REALTY CO.. WO. 6-2923.
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcon.J

A S..Pes s,l,; mel S; SITS a sstR
April /. KE. 6-s454, -.7
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8 rooms.
ga baths, fireplace. patio; avail.
aaPs. :. GIBBONS Sons k sSfi 10
IpiE3cSoRAToR's OWN HoME-3 large
bedrms.. with fireplace. ga baths;
bsmt., play area. garage. screened
porch. garden patio, fully equipped:
Shoppins ctr, and elem. school: 81 10
month. 2S05 Blaine dr.. Chevy
SILVER liver SPRING. MD rms. and
bath, completely furn; For rent by
owner At once; $780, utils. incl.
ROCKVILLE: MD. "a mi. from Be
thesda health center - 3-bedroom
rambler. beautifully furn., 81 80 mo-,
RoREkTsoN oce RessOy 4 aa6 wis
L fy1f Cd NUMBER NUMBER AvAILABL2Ie
to IL rooms. / or more baths, $3.50
Arnold 1col. UsA retJ. Broker,
SILVER NV SIZING, CLOSE TO FLOWER
AVE. SHOPPING-Rambler type. q
rms, Ia baths porch. fenced yard,
$40 per mo. JU. 5-430s. Us
. BEDROOMS, / BATH. NV. $3.50.
MALORA R. CHRISTIAN REALTY
co. .WO. 5000.
FALLS CHURCH, 500 SHADY LANE
Attr. furn. ;-bedrm. stone Cape Cod
| in charming setting vital trees,
semifin. bsmt., att. gar, Sl15. JE.
| 2-S339 or JE. 4-025S -
Chevy Chase Rentals
| CALL
EDW. H. JONES g. CO, INC,
$500 Conn. Ave. WO. b-25ou.
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

iEDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage
ReaS. ia. 9-.937; ewes, RIA. 3-l416
20"
CHESTER MOVERS-Local and long
distance. clean, courteous. careful;
ST. 1880. IA. .9-0115. ewes.
ALCONN moves local, long dist; l.
bedrm apt. SIS; = bedrms., $50;
rms. $40. tn "-7272. -25
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage in
separate rooms; expert packing
| Phone NO 7-0lO4 UNION STOR.
AGE co. INC Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
TIL 2-l150 or Ii 6-2SS9
MOVE BY Hill Home or pus.. short
or long notices extra services; any
time. Sensibly priced LU 1.a500
MOVING AND HAULING. dav OF
night: expert handling: reasonable
rates DU T-96S7
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COLORED-3324 AMES ST. NE
driver Terrace)-5 rms, bsmt.., oil
heat, S95 mo. See. then call Ii. f.
1900 or 10. S-6094. %
COLORED-I24I 22nd ST. N.W.-t
rms. and bath. oil heat; redec. SI0t
mo. CO. 5-6222. Refs. REQ.
COLORED-122O 4th ST. N.W.-5
rms. kit. and bath. oil INV h.
SIS mo. URCIoLo REALTY co.
COZ N Y. ave. NV. NE. s-494l.
COLORED-6O3 ACKER ST. Ne
& rms. bath, gas heat: SS4 mo
See. then call Ii. 4-7300 or 10. s.
6094. 80
COLORED-~5II 10th ST. Me-
large rms, bath, gas h.:w.h,: good
cond.; SO. Elk $4,000, JU. 9-0l05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HILL at Bel
mont st. n.w.-Large semidet. roomy
house: suitable pvt. apis. 9 rms. i
kits. 3 baths; open porches: spacious
yard: gas heat; view over city
vacant: $3.50. DIXIE REALTY CO,
MA. $3.50: ewes. AP. T-S757.
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SS5 MONTH Newly decorated, .
bedrms: convenient to Pentagon.
Call EDWARD R. BRIGGS, ia. D
S4O2 Pc
DOMINION HILLS - 3-bedrm. Colo
nial; sep. din. rm., equip. kit. full
bsmt., large screened porch: irlmed.
ROY, 80 Hillwood ave-, Falls Church,
JE. $4,000. It'll 8. -n6
1853 BELMONT ST N.W.-1O rms.
: 8 baths; Just redecor; oil heat
conv. loc.; suitable for doctor or
professional man; S125 per mo. APP
ply AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST
RI CT q Rnnn
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE

GIVE AWAY y nv equity for quick
sale. Assume 4ec loan. bal. S4 400
mo. paymts.. S43.aS for l2ha yrs.
Like new, 3 lge. r. bath. 10. 3-615S.
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PLEASANT HILLS-GI approved; A.
yr.-old semidet. brick; 6 rms, bath,
gas heat: vacant. NJ. M. NORTH
ERN. d. 1852. tn. 2-S359.
Mr.. RIGGS PARK-New house area.
Just of s. Dakota aye.-Modern
6-rm. semidet. brick: bsmt.. ex-
ceptional value, Sl2.30O; CT ap-
proved. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64G0.
OPEN SUN. g p. NJ. to dark; 1924
Faraday pl. n.e--Semidet, brick. 3
bedrms. and bath. powder rm. LIST
mr.; knotty-pine rec. rm; Sl4.Q5u
with $I2.566 CT 4ec loan. Monthly
payments S7S.29. Small down pay
ment If desired. Ewes. LA 6-3026.
KRETZINGER REALTY, LA. 6-l 4g3.
OPEN SUN 2 PM. to dark; attention
GIs, 504S 18th st. n.e.-3-bedrm.
and bath semidet brick: knotty-pire
rec. rm.; large level fenced YARD.
ton. GI Approved Sl3.60Q. Ewes.
LA. 6-l492. 30
BEAUTIFUL RED BRICK COLONIAL.
years old. In better-t han-new
throughout: huge living room with
gorgeous mirrored fireplace, family
size dining room, modern kitchen.
tiled powder room, LIST floor, 3
twin-size bedrooms, bath and closet
space galore, End door; storage attic.
full basement with paneled club
room; open wood-burning fireplace.
Priced to sell quickly. Price. ST.
500; $4,000 bldg. ssSoe loan pay
THOS, J. FISHER & CO., INC. DI.
7-6S3O
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

EMPL. WIDOW will share nice home
mr.. Boiling Field. 10. 2-1iS3. Sat.
Sun. wkdayS after d pm. ~
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HOUSES for SALE-N.W. Cont

BRICK BUNGALOW. 54OO Cathedral
ave, n.w-All large rooms. bedrooms
twin size, closed Sunroom, also eX-
ira room upstairs. etc, full base
ment. oil h.-w.h-, 2-car garage. Open
Sat. and Sun, l-6 pm. E. r.
BOYNTON CO., EN-. 2-0S0O: ewes.
OIL. 4-0790. ~
OFF CONN. AVE.-New, al-brick
town houses with 3 bedrms., bath.
End fl: center-hall plan with pow
der rm., lst A. rec. I'm. in daylight
bsmt. with full bath Only S22, $50.
Call LEGUM & GERBER REALTY
CO. EN-. 10000 till pm.
NEAR SHERATON-PARK HOTEL
Excellent town house. one block of
Conn ave, near the fine Uptown
shopping center: includes 3 bedrooms
and : baths on md floor; Asking
Sl9.950. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1.
T-l4l1. Eyes, DE. 2-4613. ~
ROW BRICK, rms, > baths, oil
heat: good condition; full basement,
yard. S13,500. Me. S-O4S6.
INCOME OR HOME. in convenient
Mt. Pleasant section-First f.: 4
rms, z bath, Second f.: 4 bedrms. #,
2 baths. Basement has living quar-
tiers OF rms. bath. etc. Priced in
low POS. Reasonable down payment.
Owner will finance balance ELIJAH
G. ARNOLD col, USA, ret.D,
Rroker En- 3-I331
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AMERICAN U. PARK
RRIGHTWOOD
FRED A. SMITH co.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
S18.500

$18,500
Near Blessed Sacrament and Laf-
ayette Schools: spacious 1-Dedrm
home. on lGe. lot finished 3rd
floor; pine-paneled den; owner leav-
ing town, must sell. Call Mrs.
Guerinn. Exclusive with
James L. Dixon & Co.
ST. $1,000 Wo. 6-137s
E-oh
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APIS. uNEuRNIsHEp-YA.
ALEXANDRIA

1 and . bedrms.. liv. rm. dinette. kit
and bath: l block to stores. tbeatel
and bus. Minimum fare TO Washing
ton and Pentagon.
RIvERvIEW APARTMENTS
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Unscramble the sets OF letters making Of each
tumble Print each word letter to square. beneath
each tumble The letters you have printed the ccted
squares may then arranged spell the dns0er
suggested by the cartoon clue. What is it? (Answer
appears Page C-13, Col. 81
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CHEVY Chase Rambler

CHEVY CHASE Rd1llUIeT
Price, $4,000 and in a choice D. c.
location Custom built for owner. 3
years old, 3 bedrms., baths, lee.
screened porch, gar. outside en-
trance from bSmt. and kit. with
very lge. dining area, are some of
the many features Of this out
standing offer W. b. WRIGHT.
EN-. $4,000 till Q.
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Mr.. New Hamp. and Eastern
BELOW MARKET VALUE
YOUR OFFER INVITED
BUY Gil, FILA OR TERMS
/ blk hus. Is min. downtown; mr..
shopping: under $4,000. To. inspect,
call before 10 am. or after pm.
Martha Kohn, RIA. 6-8943
COLORED-CORNER HOUSE, rms,
2 tiled baths. buiit-in garage, ar
ranged with sep, apt; Ideal Tor
doctor or dentist. LINk1M CO.
DI. 7-S6ss: ewes. EN-, 3-4414;-
Sl5,5O0. $500 dn
4th and Kansas n.w.-7-rm., 3-bath
semidet. brick; bSmt.. rec. nm. front
porch, built-in garage. fireplace;
best deal in the area. as you Will
see when you cail Mr. Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY CO., ST. 3-73Hs.
CoLoRED-e.UNIT BRICK, NV
. kits, = baths. oil h. Elk. 3-55O7.
IRA. a-0l40.
COLoRED-DECATUR AT nth, Ex-
cellent location for doctor or den
tist.-Detached brick: 4 large bed
rooms, . baths, md, f.: spacious
living room. firepl., lge. din. rm.'
huge kitchen. den. LIST f.; full base
ment; garage exsrs corner 10y
Price s ss5s5s sye RoR Fl L ad d0WEFY'
CoLORED - CT APPROVED = 1859
Parkwood place n.w-Very substan-
tial 2O-ft. row brk. q rms. bath,
2 porches, full basement with lava
tory. new gas furnace and hot-Eater
heater. Asking So 950. Brokers
coop. invited. FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. d.. 5-l4l1. ewes, EN-. 2-9gb5.