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The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
PLASTIC SURFACE
 NOW FOR HAYWOOD

SAN FRANCISCO -R- Crown Zellerbach, Corp, has announced development of process of fusing smooth paintable plastic surface onto plywood. The paper manufac- turer said the plastic is expected to make a revolutionary change in the acceptance of plywood as a building material for outside con struction.
 The plastic, made from wood fibre and phenolic resin, is the re- suit of several years of research, experiments and tests, W. J. Zel- lerbach, assistant to the vice pres ident said.
 It is supplied to plywood mills in rolls. At the mills the plastic is bonded to plywood under intense heat and pressure. This makes the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
GENERAL INVITATION
 TO "DUFFY'S TAVERN"

Apparently it's lon the house. for any Wrangellite who happens to be in the vicinity of Clearview, Wash, and "Duffy's Tavern in October.
 A letter today to The Sentinel from Mrs. Alice Wies Cole, who with her late husband, Clarence Wies, was resident of WrangelI for many years, passes on the in- vitation from Steve (Red) Vergala proprietor of the night spot. Red was a bartender at the Wrangell Hotel which burned in 1852.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
VISITOR FROM ATLANTA

Mrs. Sarah Allen is a visit here from her home in Atlanto, Georgia She is a houseguest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Allen, and their son Michael.
 The Aliens moved here recently from the States and are occupying the Frank Denney home. Mr. Allen is employed by Hans Enzbrunner.
 The senior Mrs. Allen expect tC be here about six weeks.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press IS entitled cation of all the local news printed in this newspaper, as well as all AP news dispatches.
 Entered in the post office at Wrangell, Alaska. as second class matter under Act of Congress of March 3, 1878.
 SUBSCRIPTION RATES
 One year in advance by carrier or regular mail, $3.50; via air mail, $7.50; per copy ten cents. Adver- tising rates and commercial print ing prices on application.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29

product resistant to moisture, heat, cold and fungus growth.
 Accelerated weathering tests show the fused plywood will not check when painted, even under extreme weathering conditions, Zellerbach said. It is worked easily, he added, saving to a smooth edge without splintering or splitting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
NEW SHIPPING FIRM
 FILES INCORPORATION

JUNEAU -R- A new shipping organization, which plans to pro vide service for the shipper and re- ceiver of small freight loads, has filed papers of incorporation here.
 The new firm, Alaska Shippers
The Wrangell sentinel., 1955-07-29
MRS. SUNDBERG HOME

Mrs. Jens Sundberg flew home this week via Ellis Air Line from Juneau where she has been visit ing her son and family, the Odd Sundbergs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
AUToAoDILEs FOR SAILS

CHEVROLET 81 de luxe 4-dr.: r.
B., plastic covers, light green IN
ish. clean throughout. $500: 80
day guarantee. HILL q SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. l1l4
Open ewes. I'll 9: Sat. til 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
AUToMoBILrs ron SALE

ANGLIA 1851 2-dcor. S295. AMER
Z Glehe rd-, Arl.. We, IA. 7-7722.
ANGLIA 80 2-door; black finish.
fsd leather interior. Real clean:
a sS rsSsIday wsss ySs!sns oia.i HI EotS
Z Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV, AD.
4 -4S00. Open ewes. tn 8, Sat. I'll
AUSTIN HEALEYs 1855; fantastic
trades on company of1cial cars.
~ MstW seIs.t title and gusIsntee LarE-
lean cars, Dealer Tor Austin fne Of
Enslend, N. q. MAGNETIC, M. @.
Norris Minor, Hillman, Sunbeam,
orsshe, Mercedes Benz. WHY'S,
a7oo. 7t Branch &c : s.l g. 1 30, K No
81 Alex.. Va, III. s-5526.
nc. downtown nSi iii i4tS' ac On.
yenient to all hotels. once build
ne ne FsHl estste and financial dis
isisk A Hos ss!E1sEs S SaSk i6:: ss
eUIcK ~ cow. Z and b.. Dyna..
azcxt tissNs or sSss' ,a sSs and f9 z 4
e iHTsc Be-. s.i.c ss;IsSs 9; moa.,, ana
coiers. HoRNESRs's CORNER. sui cS
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii.
BUICK 40 station wagon: Dyns.,
81 ear IS wonderful: spec. at s4e5.
VILLAGE MOTORS, INC, 1888
Rhode Island ave. NV. I'D. 4.Q444
BUICK SO Riviera hardtop: .. ana
azRa; MoToss ' issl ana ' T. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26

CADILLAC SO coupe: power steer
ing. auto. window httss wire
Privately owned. Priced, " 500
c Adj sS' .Ss Yi.etseoe .so' spe-
cial: Hydra Matte. black m, Wv,
tires: very clean; save hundfeds q
dollars; 1895. VILLAGE MO-
Tors. INC: 18th and Rhode =
CADILLAC 1859 a62' Convertible
coupe: Light green with pey blsek
TOP; aIl equipment; s2.SDt. ccc
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
|l22s 22nd OF. NV. 81. $500
CADILLAC 1850 a6s" 1-df.: hydra.
Matte, r. h.. seat covers: 30 das
written warranty. lg5.
MANN OLDSMOBILE
5000 18th ST., 81. spg.. JU. 6.61 Sc
lChDIIIAc,s '63 ''02" sedan: rieh
dark green 1nish; fully equip. incl
I. and b., HYDRA, power steeftng
Wv tires' clean throughout; oniS
Suburban Cadillac lds Co.
70ao AM. Rp. BETH. OF. e.77oe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
CHEVROLET 1854

A a2lO" 4-door sedan In blue with
heat rejecting ivory top and in.
frostei and turn signals, sold new
BY us and serviced here regularly.
recommended to any Discriminating
buyer Sensible terms Of course.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
7726 WIS, Ave, OIL. 4-6100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26

Si.Se5. ccc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac ldS Co.
1898 2snd o.. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC '55 Be vile: new; aii e.
trae: 2-tone: cash. Discount, priee
% trade considered. 81. 3.110e.
CADILLAC "a us" limousine: low
sss |sssse rH zsasEEK s|saH GofHoks 0v 1ssS
ana II. /. ave. ne. "a. 6-6b30.
CADILLAC '65 coupe; orange and
white. Low mileage, every known
accessory. Trade or terms. EN-,
CADILLAC 80 "ss" eoup.: 20. 600
miles. Fully equipped; / owner.
garaged. Trade or terms. IN; 2
CAD CADILLAC IS De vine coupe: words
clean Is Q whistle inside and out,
bumper to bumper. cash. trade OF
terms. For credit approval call To,
$4,000. BILL ROSS, 7400 Ga.
CADILLAC, 1888 fleetwood sedan:
rich dark green finish. full equip
nlent, radio, heater. auto. trans.
power steering. cleo. windows and
seats. etc. Like new, $500.
Suburban Cadillac-O ldS- Co.
1000 ARL. KD.. BETH, OIL. s-f7nO
CADILLAC "a Model "62" 4-dr. se-
dan: dark green; fully equipped:
Hydra-Matie: power steering. power
brakes. radio. heater. etc.; superior
condition: only 5000 miles. Price.
$500. Gail TE. 6-3607. after
CAbiILAC SO convertible; sreen.
Hydra, power steering. r. and h..
wire wheels, Wv. tires: excel.
cond.: $2.S06. Call sWo. 6-3746.
--2e
CADILLAC 1888 a62" Convertible
coupe; beautiful green flnish: fully
equipped including power: S3,106.
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1922 22nd gt. NV. ST. $4,000
CADILLAC '48 completely over
hauled: new-car guar; Wv. tires,
:. and b. AP. 7.l0l7. --2S
CADILLAC 1859 series "02" sedan;
fully equipped; r. and h.: Hydra
Matte: power steerins;, Wv. tires:
one owner; excellent condition:
S2.175. AKERS oID6AOBILE &
CADILLAC CO., 1898 Kenwood ave-.
Alex. OY. 3-l3ba..
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 1854
VXTae e. 6TS Mnur E1 9oe

"slo. 2.dcor; Tsdio oos and heater.
f .s.s lies b sSsa lo ssssa miles b. an
ADDISON CHEVROLET
I4th and Fla. Ave, NV. no. 2-750O
OPEN EVENINGS
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CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Ar (hatd.
soD. rSy.sEElsde. radio; heater, 2.
white nntsh. with vhite.WaIl tires;
PARKWAY-FoRD
S051 n 81. NV. AD. 2-oIeB
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

CADILLAC "a series "62" sedan:
fully equipped, including r. and h.
power steering and brakes. electric
windows, 4-way power seat, ike
new. black finish. Truly an excep-
tional value. Naturally like new,
3.795. AKERs OLpsMoBILE q
CAD cAD1 aI.s az So; s.oS SlSS Ksnwood
cA Adj s "a ~ s says00i aea. sedan;
fully equipped. including =. and b.,
power steering and brakes. electric
windows away power seat. like
new, black finish. Truly an excep-
uonsi value; NATURALLY IKE new;
CADILLAC co: 1898 Kenwood ave,
CADILLAC 4S 4-dr. sedan: r., b.,
csr. $s4b. MONROE FoRD. 500
Wis. ave. NV, Wo. $4,000, open
cHksvsRoIEsT 4s e-door sedan:
heater; good motor; $50. KE,
CHEVROLET 1881 FieetAne de luxe
2-door; Poverglide. r. and h.. seat
covers AM and Ssnsr ASs Cr. On. S:
Ssrsain: only sS7b.
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. Id. 2-QS27
- Us
CHEVROLET ip4s DC luxe 4-door;
BLACK: a Sos. isowMhiN s Sr15i1Es!
BAKER. 1900 Ga. ave. nv. "a.
ciaEIv1RoLET .5s Bel Air Cdr; 1000
actual miles: 2.tone: view. tires,
MeosToRs, 1918 Diss onSi rd.. Alex sEaa
CHEyROIET '5s Bel Air hardtop: r.
and h.. two-tone finish like new:
81 .2eb: 2-day money-baek trial:
tp saNrFF ssI'tsp ss'a o'ss,. HILL I'LL
Dealer. 1900 i4th st, NV. NO.
I.l111. Omen ewes. til O.: Sat.
III 5.
CHEVROLET 1854 de luxe "21D''
2-door: 1880 miles. like new:
TRiAN0KE iFORDl
1910 r. ]. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcsat.,

BUICK i94o convertible; black with
Matte; very clean throughout; Sab.
BILL MOTORS PRS SOLO Wis. ave.
s d III w. sTG ssSSn.t. Dyna.. :. and
h., $3.50: 40 station wagon. Dynas
s. and h.. metal TOP. $bSg; ~
RpadmasteF sedan. E. and D.. Dyna..
see; 30 ss Super .s ssda z.sr psn ssedan.
b gSs IS Sss saP IS s ssY.i k., sas T.
s super, II !. and i &. 81 ,ise: 50 super.
Dyna.. :. and b.. S1,699; "a Cen
tury hardtop. Dyna,. r. and h.
black. white top, 81, ] 9a; "a 2;dr;.
blue. pyns. equip. 81 ;se9, HORN.
ms ns' Is f0 ssi f III S-Ss sslfr' ga ~
BUICK 1850 4-dr. sedan. Dsnafiow,
T., b., good tires, lots Of good IN.
used Transportation. Just reduced
to sos. Your terms and trade.
ROYAL MOTORS. Your .Chrysler
Imperial and rlym ag,d Dealer. 400
BUICK '63 Super Riviera hardtop:
:. and h.. Dyna:: one owner; clean
Throughout: S1,646.
Caith1eSS Buick, Inc.
7100-T74O Wis. Ave-. Bethesda. No y I
OIL. 0.6012 OF. o.5000
BUICK 80 de luxe 4-door; DynafiQR.
radio. heater; beautiful 2.tone m;
for your protection: so-day written
PAUL BROS. (olds.)
WIS. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV.
KE T-I3lR 40 Closed Sundays
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26

BUICK 1855 Super Riviera hardtcr
coupe; rich cherry finish; has Al
equipment including power $2,Sv0.
CCC guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1924 s2nd st. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK 1852 super Riviera. Bucks
most popular hartop: Has 7. and
h. Dynatow. 2-tone nS,ssh. An r2 Spss
s oIbeslMSosi Hssus i clIDiILAc ccc6s .,
1898 Kenwood ave-, Alex. ov. j.
BUCK SUCK Sc super convertible; radio
and heater; just the season Tor
onei Carries 30-dsy warranty. Car
No. s12-A: 81 .o95. MONROE FORD,
B TPea e KS speciai s-dccr;o 1. snd
h.; 2-tone green finish; . real bug
MONROE Mo ioRb. 1857 Sast-West
hwy. 81. epg. Nd. Open evenings
CADIfLxc 1859 cony.: $4,000 MI:
D DS..r ri S5sess; "A must ssa no ssss
c Hansh Esass 1850 si. Y SarStop spe.:
thu atone e. iinish. this ear & lar
above ayersEe. must Sc snS Sriys
SAILS l7i7 n. !. ave. NE. .DU.
CAp SHHyA 1855 -ea" 4-door; radio.
power brakes. white-waIl tires.
driven Q few careful miles: 81. S95.
H0YLH MOTOR SAILS. hit +.
sHi C. So D9 s sss2 sssa.oD coupe.
sl.1ssHSsa r Ii S:iS is1S5fisosss dissssS
and r. ]. ave. ne, La. $3.50.
CADILLAC So convertible; light
blue. power steering, power win:
dows, new Wv. tires: excellent
condition: S2.496. 80. b-e367.
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Two-door;. r. and h.. hght-blue I'm
ish. matching seat covers; low
0MAC terms: Stock No. 647; $695.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
S140 Lee Hwy. ArL IA. 2-e002
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
AUroMoBlLfs ron SALE

CHEvRoLEr 'B4 4.dr. station
wagon: excellent condition. 4. and
b. 1905: 2-day money-haek trial
4-month written guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS. Wesh.,s Oldest Ford
p ii o asSo .1 1ssh Al 4 q n.s 81. h8 ri
convertible: PoWerglide. r. b.. Wv.
tires. new top: S096.
MANN OLDSMOBuIE
$3.50 18th st., Sil. epg.. JU. 6-0166
CHEVROLET 1858
a smart looking club coupe In beige
With brown top, fully equipped Inc
GLIDING radio. heater, seat covers.
one owner. low mileage country
club used car special 81 .O06.
Chevy Chase Chevrolet
5 asn. WI 4 e tss Club S 81 4sass
CHEVROLET "a Bel Air hardtop:
PST S b,s , ed T.; ssa s,Is. s rec
owner. low mileage. a steal 81 SOP:
written guaTaptee. HILL d SAN
DERe. Wasii.'s Oldest Ford Dealer,
TIA Vermont ave: NV. ~; =
C INV THsP i IS s-doos: i.' and b. p
E he sss ni; Ri d I.spse s.fs lStsss
viii m Snslantss. HILL & SAN.
DERs, Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
1114 Vermont ave-. NV. AD; f.
1900. Open ewes. tn 8: Sat. til p.
81 etyleline .conyerti-
Bile. auto. trans. r. and b., beau
tiful black anish With w tir 's
bie sacrifice on this car, S23S and
take over payments. WIN give dis
count OF S36 for full cash payment.
WO. 6-SO42 any time. rs
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$2,295

CADILLAC 1881 fleetwood 's60''
speeial black. fully equipped;
Capitol Cadillac-O Odds Co.
1893 22nd Of. NV. ST. $4,000
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o14o LEG nNy'' Arb "a z- sa
BUICK 81 Super Riviera hardtop;
now heate f' i EYE diSss; Gus
tom interior trim; . sensational
value only $500.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
i osss lf EHE Nj aw sE 7 sUs
bUlCK SO Riyisra Rcsdmaster e
NER's BUICK. iii i4tS down
BuiCk 80 Riviera a-ton. EQUIPPED
nardtop; S749, HoRNER's BUICK.
nd IIu1x 1T AZ sSD.r snar body 2 ana
cal Ii05 JU. s.ssss s sfaq = p.sn. Ms7
BUICK "a hardtop convertible: In
heater: s1.s1b. TEMPLE MOTORS.
1915 Diagonal I'd. Alex. Va. II.
BUICK '55.. Century 4-door station
q. pyns, poxe sraI braF nlsn Ez iHe
Glass; Wv. tires. very low MI:
Suburban Cadillac-Old Co.
1020 ARL. RID. BETH. OIL. 6-77oo
BUICK 81 RoadmasteT Riviera
br sSSsE pI mover st. ;sssFtns o YOH ,ler
age; huge saving: S2.s45.
CaithneSS Buick, Inc.
1700.774O Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
BUICK 81 conyertible; new top;
maroon nnishi leather ao uphSlstsry;
MOTORS. 1910 DisaOnal I'd, Alex.
BUICK '4S 2-dr.: very low miIeeee;
eE ,s1s; s Be syo NE new Trade
BUICK ~ Super 4-dr:: black; =. and
Bias LEE G B. SurERa me- con:
ner Conn. and Fla. ayes. NV. 40.
muck 80 convertible; super tan
over blue; $1.l9e; HoRNEE,s
s7 ,ssss. (D0"n'0"n'' I'LL i4'h' Dl.
BUICK 80 SUPER Riviera coupe: 2
tone blue and white hnish; radio.
heater. DynEf0w, E-Z.Eye Glass:
like new; S1,395
Suburban Cadillac-Olds Co.
7Oeo ARL. Rp.. BETH.. oID8-770o
BUICK "a Century Estate Wagon;
refreshing powder blue; Dynafow:
Eye Glass fnonglare1. Sonictone
duRl-renRe radio. afr-control heat
er and defroster: driven only o.
333 miles BY most particular own
eL: market price, s2.605;. our rrice
liberal trade; GMAC terms.
Barry-Pate Chevrolet
toseGN .f E4E hi ssw sEi Sun,
BUICK SO Roadmaster haTdtop;
beautiful 2-tone green and ivory,
equipped with power steering. pow
er brakes, radio, heater. Dynafiow
drive, Wv. tires. tinted glass; q
well-kept, one-owner car. properly
conditioned and guaranteed Sale
price, SLID.
WHEELER, INC.
CHRYSLER-PLYMoUTH- IMPERIAL
LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
$500 Wisconsin Ave EN-. 2-I05O
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CHEVROLET 1854
was 81 .6aS. NOW 81 .Ae5

WEE V1tVVU1 WV
De luxe equipment includes radio,
heater and powergiide trausmis-
sssan a1 psIIs suiaran ons MEDIUMS
ADDISON CHEVROLET
I4th and Fla. Ave. NV. HO. 2-76O0
OPEN EVENINGS
CHEVROLET 1880 fleetline de luxe
Adj: radio heater; excellent trans
porteti0n at 0 low price; 93A9.
PARKWAY-FORD
305i N ST. nv. AID. 2-OlSb
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THERE oUGHTA BE A LAW!

hlMe WAS WIEN vENTRleAL WAS
yEpS LOUD NJ HIS uND4lN6 LOVE roR
Angina AND DIDN'T CARE Wiio AEAR0n
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RoSenthal Chevrolet
Columbia Pike and 0Iehs Rd
IA. 7-65s1 Afl.. VI. Open 60
OAkC '53 Series lS0 DUMP: 3-Yafd
body, 2-speed rear! S.25x2O tires:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-26
BUICK 1851

BUICK SO Riviera hardtop: r. and
TA q. MOTORS 18th and 4. I.
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CADILLAC 1888 a62" Convertible
s sSSRs Ssi Ssadn srss Sors n'a al,
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305i N 81. nv. AID. 2-0ls
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FHRYsLER;PLYMOUTH-IMP IMPERIAL
$500 Wisconsin Ave. EN-. 2-I13l
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COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Country Club Manor

$2,195 DN.$il0 MO.
Open ls0. 500 N. 35th I'd. Cen
is fsp. .e Siis Sin. u.s.. MOD ft ssSS
!. bFkfst. area, pwdr. nm Side Scr.
porch: . hedrms,:; English bsmt,
with rec, RIM. and v bath. Gas 3. 20,
heat; " acre. Oh. FHA and I'M
service contracts inrite6 fmmed.
poss, Mt. Noory,. "a. 2.O036s DIR. /:
Out Lee hwy. 10 N dlebe I'd, riaht
e old Domini9n , sdEa st 9. light }!
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
co. s-ssss, . I'm .
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'H0LTY HTII

Oyer 2 wooded aeret d exclusive
location near Vienna. Deiighfful
3sbedrm., z-bnth home with losely
kit and fun DAYLIGHT Engiish bs1f.
Tfnnsftrfed owner must sacrifice
tes Immediate sale 81 $4,000. n
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ANLNoToN NORTH
ftfvlfFsf RnWnH1oF

ina hEsnd-nss brick has ) bsdrms.,
slass. l l RAE AIRY asl g ~ "
2 picture FindoWs and stone IRE.
plaee Y S6stt; rec; area With i
s s,.a yS fis7 "a aB e n seD i'eA.
CROMWELL q CO., INC.
2f00 Il niehe I'd "a. b.OTO1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
WESTLAWN

So. 500
Rocs idsay i psssed soss & q.
erything. Laree 1iying room with
dining area. 8 spAeiqus bedrooms,
real tils bath. Kitchen equipped
with range. new 12-ea.-fk fefftg.
orator, abundance Of metal cabl-
nets, etc. Unusual yard. fenced
Qualified OF can set by With 81
cash down. approximately SIS per
month 3 ~ : g q & s;y DsSsss can y
mickey REALTY co.
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One Only
4 BEDRMs,-2 DATHB
And It's 8 Honey

{ 4LAA@- = - - - 8-AlA9NI
Brick stone cape Cod. on (
ttee-she6ed fflesd let q handy
cation. 4 LAHaE HkqHM0. AND
2 PULL DAIH9. dreplsee h lv.
rms seperate din. nm. fully eeuip.
Kitchen. ExtKemel9 attractive REC
HEAT1oN ROOM IA bright ksnt. |:
perfectly Immaculate eondltiel
thTonahout: md q apPsoyed g
$4,000. % don't wait tn tonaer-
row 10 see Il; ean now,
Arthur i. Walters, Inc.
24le Wileon blvd. III 8. ~. z-620o
8 Bedrms., ! V Baths, Gar:
VA APPRAISED, sle.95e
Ten per cent down should
handle this. Newly deco
rated brick Colonial. On dead
end street. IN quiet neiGhbor-
hood. very convcnlent 70 Pen
tagons PUBLIC, PARocHIAL
AND JUNIOR HIGH schools
only short walk. Nice living
room with fireplace, full dtn-
ing room POWDER ROOM,
kitchen has diGllunsfeT, dis
posal. breakfast BARI rear
screened porch full basement
has PINE-pANELED RECHE.
ALTON ROOM with fireplace
and layatorg; level, fenced
yard with trees. Fast pos
- =. -. -
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Jury Shopping

The professor In charge of the UNI
versity of ChicagoS jury study has said
that the school intends to continue
planting concealed microphones in jury
rooms ''if we deem 1t appropriate from
the standpoint of our research at some
future time"
The suggestion Of arrogance in this
statement may or not have been in
tended. And the question Is not i'm
portant. What is important Is that ap-
propriate acton be taken to put a stop
once and for all to this business Of caves
dropping on the deliberations of juries.
It ought to be stopped by the judges.
And the publicity evoked by this incident
may bring about that result. But the
fact Is that in this instance the ap-
propriate judges and the participating
lawyers gave consent to the planting Of
the microphone. Only the jurors were
not consulted and did not know that
recording device was taking down the
deliberations in what we fondly think of
as the privacy of the jury ROOM So it
may be that legislation is necessary.
One way or another, however, halt
must be called to jury shopping. For the
traditional right to a fair trial certainly
is going to be impaired If, in the future,
every jury must wonder whether a hid
den microphone has brought thirteenth
person into the jury room.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
The Boards Loss

The District Recreation Board has
lost valuable member and officer with
the resignation of Mrs. Alice G. Hunter.
Mrs. Hunter was the first member Of the
Negro race to be appointed to the board
and she served as secretary throughout
her 13 years Of membership. 1t was dur
ing her period OF service that the board
underwent the early stresses OF change
from playground policy Of racial segre-
CATION to one of integraton. Mrs. Hunter.
recognizing the diff1culties involved IN
the program, supported the boards plan
for progressive integration, rather than
an abrupt and sweeping changeover.
Her wise counsel and aid we're OF much
help in effecting the transition. AS she
prepares to join her husband who is on
a mission to Indonesia, she leaves behind
a commendable record Of faithful and
effective public service.
Evening star., 1955-10-13
Editorial Shop Talk

Editorial writer's from we'll over
100 daily newspapers in this country
and Canada are gathering here today
to take a critical look at their own prod
uct and to explore ways and means Of
improving 1t.
The National Conference of Edito-
rial Writers held It's first meeting here
in 1947 It returns to Washington this
year after seven meetings in different
sections of the country meetings de-
voted to on-the-spot studies of major
problems Of special interest to the areas
visited.
This years program calls for dis
cussions of such topics as the political
scene, foreign policy and civil defense,
with major emphasis on study Of the
functioning Of the Supreme Court. AS
has been the case in each past year,
however, the principal business Of the
conference will be an appraisal Of the
work of the NCEW members. This is
done through study and criticism by each
member of the other fellows editorial
pages, and by listening to the uninhibited
comments OF editorial readers. II there
is q better formula for improving edito-
rial pages, IT has not yet been hit upon
Evening star., 1955-10-13

the Catholic hierarchy is "our
largest antieducation group"
and the majority Of public edu-
cation system critics are Cath
olic spokesmen are obviously
not 50. Many educational
leaders In public life. college
and university presidents.
sociologists and writer's have
spoken out against what is be-
ing foisted on the American
people by the progressive
education" proponents. The
growing trend toward aban-
donment Of individual effort
and initiative by elimination
Of grading and promotion on
merit In favor Of group work
and mass promotion hardly fits
any child for later life when
he must depend on his own
abilities and initiative rather
than his neighbor's. Such
educational theories have been
In practice for some 20 years In
Russia and have been highly
effective in sitting individual
ism and family ties.
Troy Liverman.