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WooDBiNE RD. AT o. s. No
AND ND. NO. o.

"oonSisAkkp AND S 2p. ho. a. - =
Is acres, more or less. Lovely sgnn-
try home. barn and many oufbldes.
Overlooking . beautiful valley; also
garage for Q cars with or
fnn. apt. above; pus Of door: 25
mi. to Baltimore. so mi. to Wash
inston. p e. Call Mr. NJ Z Z dass. Ecsss.
sit,osrle slsiM MsTyisd syi: Vailsy y write ssts H.
Ross. WEAVER BROS. INC. 100
st. Paul sts. baltimore 2. Nd.
60-ACRE FARM with large stream
and some woods. S12 600. has g.
room house. barn and nee. eidss,
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Afinandale. va. JE. 2-56i
Attention, Please
40 WEARS AGO

This fine. old couple selected .204
where active spring water hovet
from the mountain near theil
hornesite and through their felda
TsEousa, thsSs ssn gears "a sasrs tS. gs5s at
they butt I fine nins.reom house
On on q stone foundation from tht
choice oak timber on their land
also q stone blacksmith, shop, los
meat sniokehouse. stone dairy barn
chicken houses and other buildings
water Is pure and plentiful here;
cent view Of mountains and yaJiey
property located on private road v
mile OF main hiehway. :,
HARRY III. HUNTLEY
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100 ACRES
YOU FIGURE

The value Of this farm, set Z value
on each item. then eafi Us and giye
your tiauFe. We don't think you
will come under the asking price
and y only takes %. 900 g handle.
hard road, 4 y miles from town.
235 acres S., 2-skory Groom
house in sound condition -,
20-stanehion 40x60 barn S..
dairy house $---s 6ilo S..
Ignore all other improvements. BY
the way. there's good hunting and
fshing. WE ALSO HAVE some ex-
acres OF clear, development land ut
Gaithersbure. with water available.
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oUT-oF-T Town RAJ FsTATl

CETTEBURG. Pa, 5 blocks from
Town Square; I1-Toonf house, 8
baths: In 1st-ciass condition; beau
titui 3.foom apartment for owner,
plus 1910 monthly income. Addis
{ tional level lot with business pos
sibiiitys So, 300. Can 10. 5-542l.
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HISTORIC CTIDEWAT'ER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l. 40 ecfee, Prince 0eorges County
o.foom Colonial home. bath: 4-roonl
tenant house. large barns. STABLE
sserpho,,se sprpa sSs la,sl, ,s,,. pis; q, Larso s.
Sisss os posssssisn e lIes idsaI fSf priVas. Mms,
estate or subdiyisiou. $4,000,
e. 14d acres. pnyidsonvilie = Farm
house: 3 large barns. stable. out
0niloines. large running streams:
on paved htghWay. land In high
etete 81 cultivation: in1mediste. pos
/, session a2 miles D g: S27 800. :
bedrooms. full basement: guest
acre; stream immediate possession;
4 shady SIDE e,s acres; modern
T-foom home, directly Oh Chesa-
peeke Bay. ] y baths, large screened
porch. basement; double garaee:
nsSs,wsser 1sors ss s heat irnsdiass 4 e. posses
5. Haruocd,-IH acres. modern q.
room home, lhndscAped, orchard
s9iel poultry fnfin. - milas d. G.
8. 81 acres, Anne Arundel County,
paved roaa. Lyons Greeks. private
lake. 6.room modern home, tenant
hosss large barns. breeder house
81 miles DC. $25. 600. ss'oa'
q. 1 acre. modern S-rcofli home. full
basement. Frlendshin, near Chesa-
peake Bay. Immediate possession,
ideal for nursing or doctors home.
ell eonvenienees, liberal moftease,
: 2s oas.,,l. milss r: g ~: 200. :ooo: $500,
frame Colonial home. f,odernised
2 tenant houses, complete farm
machinery. 2 kebacc0 barns. timber,
stream. immediate possession, so
INSPECTION HY ArPoINTASENT.
zzsi. cALYER,Tl' ] IRIEi4LTY AoENcT.
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JOHN w. MULROY CO.
ss y. oSSao 4.soSS oasss nee open s sun Ia o
CALL OR WRITE FOR LIST OF
over $50 virginia farms and es-
tates for sale.
Richardson & Hall, Inc
Radio Bidg.. Ariinston. IA. 7.sl0s
i48 ACRES Kentiy rolling. farmland
s nj. from Warrenton, Va. Estet'
County. Very hne land. but begin.
ming TO grow up. Vacant. S-rn
house, in poor eond.. but sound
Excel. view Of COUNTRYSIDE. Price
$50 per acre.
1ee ACRES. ,32 mi. D. C. 30 setel
cleared in gTazing, and 8 acres u
Alfalfa. GorgeouB 10-acre lake site
g streams plus historical sprins
eosd. Price. Si4.5o0. $4,000 cash
Ii ACRES, warrentou area. onl,
$500 dIi.. with the owner hold.
ink the balance. for 3 10-yr. Is
trust. Lovely 3-bedrm. Colonial, OF
fich cleared land, for small farm
ing An exceptional buy. Newly DEC
inside and out. Excel. outbldgs
Only $14.esDs Good frontage OF
Lee hwy.
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Splendid Opportunity
ONE or THE pfNEST dairy farm,
top score. approx. 400 acres, 80
woodland. balance good productive
soil. UnfatIfng water supply. 3-aefe
lake fed By perpetual SPRINGS, well
stocked Earse herd prtzed cattle.
buildings. fences. equipment IN su-
peftor repair. 9-rr1. Colonial home,
4 halls. 5 bedrns.. 5 baths. Z 1re.
places, In excellent condition. Mod
efnized and handicapped with aged.
ntinGent boxvood, rose and other
eardens 10 accent its auaintness;
tenant houses and many iip-to-
date bldss. Presen. operation on
mix affords remarkably profitable
results. For the business executive
and the gentleman there Is tht
unique concentration OF q prosper
oue enterprise and the satisfaetion
/ of 5fide and social PRESTIGE. All
cffered in one grand parcel 70
fettie an estate. Outst1nding value,
inuriries and appointments By; +
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LAN0LEKs VIRGINIA
About ia miles from Chain Bridse;
large cleared homesitee. over
looking beautiful estate; city water
on property: So. 800 and 90. 800
McEA7 b MccAy. NC.
IA s-t676 Eves.. IL. o-3Q00
$50
CQMMKRcTAf--FAiRFAX, VA
Si.26 par %. I'll. Can Us for De.
tails on this Weil.loeated pfoperty,
ecAY y MecAY. NC.
PoTOMAc RIVKk
AeSge sSo, dEsss % s s.ss ys Niseinls ,s,,sna Sish
s1 wo seIss e. e. ssSIe WI ,ss. fS.d ssr ~. si
tween xt,oo nd 500 49, per acre ri
This. area Il Destined for future
or % see cali today.
A'cAY Is. + s.sSAs sessSAS' ING. so
ANAcOsTfA--2O0-if A front By 100,
1oned for apis. or row houses
stEeet and All utils. in; $4,000
6uITLAND--22 lots. 60-ft. frontage,
water and sewer avail; S33,00o
:, hshEMAn REALTY, rsc.
LxE9BURG PIikR
Near Dranesvtlie. 06 acres Of haah,
level Cleared ground with FRONTAGE
on HIGHWAY no. 2. for sails as
whole 81 S7eS per acre.
McnAY 8 NfckY. NC.
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LANGLEY VIRGINIA
Potomae school. restricted 70 iAfge
home; $500 per acre.
McCAY q McCAY. NC.
"a. o-oo7b Ewes IA. 1-47io
--JO
$50 Il On 81 I hIshwsy iSS: total square
tesh 4b.Qo0. isvel and eisar; sl.ss
MecAY d MecAY, NC.
"A. e-607t Eyes, IA 2-41l3
-. q. ----3Q =
oAKToN, VA.
Near Vale rd.--5-aere tract Of hish
MccAT 3 McczY, NC.
IA. e-607b Eyess IA. 2-4713
50 ACRES. NR. PoREsTVILLE,
va. about IL mi. from Chain
isrsIgn, l,iage; sSIse sa1 ~ s6oodsd' some clear
MccAY d MccAy. NC.
IA $500 Ewes, IA. 2-4Ita
100 ACRES. adjoining new Indian
sprine Country Club win sewer 70
Northwest Hfenchs future trunk
opNeht SAsouV btA aCteg koou tuttue.
SSSSI5IIagg55nTl SSII g5 ToRAy; g4 a.1iis 49,
BUILDERs-iNVEsToRs
II lots, excellent location. sewer,
water; streets, ready TO 80. WIN
u az LOTS
S2sf00 per lot; terms.
80 ACRES
By new Indian spfine G. 9. water
a. ACRES
On Arcola I'd. Only $4,000 per
c: p KLETcHzR. REALToR
~. $4,000 Eyes., JU. e-6744
LOTS AND ACREAGE
30 acres, long 4hen. River and high.
way frontage. Fine TO suhdivide.
9est nsnipe and hcetine. A rare
nnd. Exclusive
sTs ssT sen kysa sos Est ssSsl sssl
section: other same. Building sites
with view, only 81, $50. LUKAY
REALTX. L1ray. Va.
LANHAM--L.ot i00xig2, $l.4O0.
kIykRpALR HQTs.--80x10Q. 81, 500.
AahpMORk .l6 Acree. $4,000.
20 acfes 81 800 per acre. Mr. Rad
cline, HUDSON REAL Estate, uN.
4-lbi5 Eeekdays, sP. 3-75ib week
endst
HfoiiLY SPECULATIVE ACREAGE
In Howard County. This section II
groWifig rapidly. gatning new IN
dUstry and deveiopu1ent.
TH06. v. LAKE. clarksyille 1177R.
ATTENTION. DKVKLoPERsl--Acr
sse iof sale y Howard county;
on new Route 90. Priced below
market level as o. todAS,
THQs. Y. LAKE. Clarksville l177R.
POTOMAC RIVER
which j proposed LANGLEY. va.
C1A site: over III acres Of wooded
ground with 9e3 e. Pr river; access
from HiehMay 12y: $500 per acre
MccAY 4 MeCAY, INC,
IA. e-So7b 3ye6s II. 6-230e
30
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Snlendid Onnorfunitv

ARDMoRg REALTY CO.. Nj. Airy
Nd. Ph. any time. Mr. Price. ut
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MAX C.. SCHWARTZ
gnFTR WATERFRONT apEcrAfda1
$3.50 CASH

AOV o&AiAA
New s-bedroom bungalow. tiled
heat: nice corner lot. l BIZ. from
pier. Live here cheaper than rent
and commute to work, paxaents
IA, 0-il3b5 or AD. 2.3039,
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WOODED
Z ACREAGE TRACTS

tNo BUILDING REsTR1CTfoNs)
Your choice OF over so h TO 2
acre building sites In RIyERWoop
FARMS, . part q i GApE 81. SI.
MAkEsr fHkESr r RrvER sRs sssa Sssa'llS San.Ins,
YACHT BASIN. Paved streets. tele-
phone and electricity already in,
Be our guest this week end. Bfinr
the family and enjoy our large
picnic park. Representative always
On property; Can for free , bro
saqFe oq HS4s.ssIs M; EGass @ siSSsh 9Ys coR wa
NER, thence Route 235 to cAPE
ST. MARYB. fellow our signs from
waldorf. Only i-hour drive from
n. c. HINES AND SON
~ Nn1f
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NEGLECTED. FARM q 40 4, lm-
MEDIATE saie necessary. 5000 Or
Nj. farm 81 63 A. borders hgWy.
Old 6-fm, house. eas sta. and store
al for S5.6 600--k cAsh. DOROTHY
& mccoy, 1rclsf, cuipenef, Va
UPPERVlLLE, VA.
4. charnalns old .stonshouse. restored
and modernized; Q rooms, B fife-
places; pn Q. 8. Route 20. ,yitn
natural ges heat; 1prtug water;
able with 10 to 200 acres
q Excellent mountain cattle farm Of
approx. $50 acres. on State road;
abundant grAss and water eottase'
barn and pond.
3. Tract Of 800 acres fronting
Hwy. 5s; valuable timber: beautiful
DEVELOPMENT Of small tracts.
can uppersille. 90. Agent for
QRASTX u CO., Middlehurg. We.
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MARYLAND

'SssI' SsIi M x!IH.aas'. a..SlsIaEslEs &ssl Elss
tsis t.ins. AsyEHsF assJy.EssE. AhHsIaS hsIsIsna aaorscf
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N p EocKHnL

LONG BEACH FALL SPECIAL =
Outstanding ofterine: 3-bedroom
COTTAGE, large livlne room with
fireplace. electric Kitchen. bath,
large screened porch, Wooded lot
overiookine ChesapealH Bay. Price
only S7.26o. Down payment. $2,-
ESQ. monthly terms TO suit.
NJ. 8. ROCKHILL
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Qeprsta
frontass. includes large home. s.
rm. bungalow. and f-unlt apt
hoqse; All in exceilelt eondltton
SfSo;SRfRD SfRosfDs. On Rssitof: Rss.iiHsi 5bs 1ss.osa1i
eveEt and sun. Mr.. Lamb, 10
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Ice Cream Recipes
I. S. J.. RiVerdale

In answer to E. C. r.. WASH
ington. These recipes were
taken from . book published
by M. Barrows 81 Co.. In 1929.
However, If you are interested
in such a book, perhaps your
doctor could tell you Of an
other one Of this nature which
might have been published
more recently.
Take all foods in these
recipes from amount allowed
In meal.
Fruit Ices: To any fruit. such
as orange, lemon or logan
berry. ETC., add "a the amount
of cold water. . few drops Of
saccharine strip. Mix and
freeze.
Coffee Ice Cream: Whip part
or all cream allowed in meal.
When moderately whipped.
add "a cup strong coffee and
saccharine to taste. Continue
whipping until stiff. Put into
mold and freeze.
Saccharine Strip: rs W
grain tablets Of saccharine, I
cup water. Use water which is
q bit warm but not hot. as that
makes saccharine bitter. Put
saccharine in bottle with
water. Shake bottle to dissolve
saccharine. Use sparingly. II
you are using another kind Of
sweetener, perhaps that would
SufIice.
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Let Family Assemble
Their Own Sandwiches

covered the Continent he found
the pimiento and was intrigued
by its taste. Some of the seeds
he took back with him to
Spain.
It's interesting. by the way,
to note that while pimiento
growing languished In This
country. It fourished IN Epain.
As q result, up till 1920 all
pimientos available here were
imported from Spain. Now we
grow our own-from Spanish
seeds.
Pimientos are mostly avail
able In cans or jars-aardly
any are sold fresh. They come
in 4-ounce and 7-ounce sizes
and contain either whole pep
pers or pieces.
Utilize their sweet, spicy
flavor in cream-based casse-
role dishes, In salads, mixed
with cheese for sandwich
spreads. Creamed seafood and
seafood salads take to them
too. Chop them up In deviled
eggs, or add them to scrambled
eggs. Chop them into vege-
table dishes-they add zest to
lima beans, peas, turnips.
They're wonderful in chicken
salad. or diced into cream of
chicken soup. And. II you
want to make yourself q repu-.
tation as q fancy chef. deco
rate q chicken or potato salad
or an aspic, with q border Of
alternate strips or squares Of
pimiento and black olives.
The effect is sensational.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18

usually the mildest months
with the least amount Of fog.
Take suits and O warm coat.
If you plan to stay at . hotel
take two dressy dresses and II
dancing is In order perhaps
an evening gown. Suits can
take you any place in San
Francisco.
Also take a pair Of good
comfortable walking shoes as
the city is up and down hills
and you'll need these for oal-
ance as well as comfort.
Hotel rates and meals are
about the same as here. I'd
advise making reservations
ahead OF time. The st. Francis
Hotel is centrally located as is
the Sir Francis Drake. The
latter is perhaps q little more
moderately priced.
/ would certainly try to take
two tours out Of the city. One
down the coast to Carmel and
another across the Golden
Gate Bridge as far as The
Redwoods.
Also don't miss Fisherinan's
Wharf. China Town, Golden
Gate Park, Mob Hill and the
Cliff House.
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READERS
CLEARING HOUSE


sewing wen enough to make
some OF their own clothes.
I never learned to be very
adept In this line. but !
should like to give my girls
an opportunity to learn.
I wonder ii some Of your
readers would know Of q
studio. school, or class Of sew
ing for beginners for this
young age group.
Would there be such a
course given in the Washing
ton proper, or preferably the
Bethesda or Chevy Chase
section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Pin1ientos Add
'FIuvor to Meols

The pimiento is q much neg
lected food. Most Of us know
1t only as the stufing for
olives; actually. it's q delicate
tasting, handsome vegetable
that can add wonderful flavor
overtones to your cooking. And
its an excellent source Of Vita
min A.
The spelling, by the way, is
pimiento - with the /. It's
Spanish for pepper. Without
the |. the word means q spice
from the allspice tree.
These thick fieshed red pep
pers are native to tropical
America. When Columbus dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Another Pear and
Peanut Woy

For another individual salad
featuring that good combine
ton Of pears and peanuts. try
this one. too.
On lettuce on each salad
plate. arrange a pair Of pear
halves with cores removed.
Fill each core cavity with q
heaping teaspoon Of chunk
style peanut butter. Make q
"fan" Of banana slices or raw
apple slices alongside. Serve
with mayonnaise. made deeper
gold in color iii you like) with
a few drops Of yellow food
coloring.
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BY THE CHEF

Does feeding q hungry FAM
lily keep you busy? While the
hot weather lasts, at least.
give yourself q little time OF
by letting them do it them
! selves at lunch time.
Children and husbands, too.
love to make their own sand
witches snake UP an attrac-
tive tray Of sandwich ingre-
dents for them to work with
and watch them 60 to 1t. Appe-
titles pick up, too, when young.
sters are given q free hand to
assemble their own fayorite
sandwiches.
A tray full of assorted cold
cuts and sliced cheese, plus q
choice Of white, whole wheat
and rye bread Is an easy and
attractive spread. Serve q dish
of pickles, mustard and relishes
on the side.
Troy Of Spreads
Or. better still. make UP .
batch of varied sandwich
spreads. Here are three to try.
First, q hearty one. Mash u
pound Of brausschweiger. Add
2 tablespoons chopped onion,
2 teaspoons prepared mustard.
"a teaspoon celery seed. VI cup
chopped dill pickle and 2
tablespoons mayonnaise. Mix
well. This makes about ia
cups spread.
Here's one that combines
peanut butter and pickles.
Combine u cup chunk style
peanut butter with one 5-ounce
jar Of pineapple cheese spread.
Add Va cup sweet pickle relish.
This makes 2 cups.
Finally. q delicate spicy cot
tage cheese spread. Mix ! cup
of creamed cottage cheese with
VI cup fine-chopped green
pepper. 2 tablespoons fine
chopped onion. ! canned pi-
miento, chopped, " cup coarse
ly chopped sweet pickles. Salt
and pepper to taste. This
makes 1la cups filling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
By JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

Perhaps the hardest thing
in the world to endure in per-
sonal relationships is injustice,
false accusation, Q distortion
Of facts, whether it be in big
or small ways.
Even the best tempered per-
son win get as mad as the
dickens when such situations
occur II he or she has any
spunk. Yet most people are
subjected to this In their daily
living at some times. and 9TH
ers are under this hammer
every day in many small but
wounding ways.
You are never really your
self, at ease and natural, when
closely associated with an ag-
gravating person.
Separate Self
Oh course the answer is 10
separate yourself, as much as
possible, from the person who
does this to you. II the cffend-
er is q friend or business asso-
ciate this should be fairly
easy. II the offender is q
member Of your immediate
family 1t is sometimes iynpos-
sible. But. you say to your
self: IT can take It'll" And you
concentrate on the good quail
tiles Of the person who almost
kills you, and she or he no
doubt has them. You pep talk
yourself. You think, latter
all, no one is perfect, much
less l." You remind yourself
that there is much more to
life than your little problems.
This is all very admirable and
should be encouraged, but the
fact remains you probably
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Book Information?

Mrs. T. M. r, Washington
I'm interested In information
about q book published In 1910
or around that time. about
little elfs or brownies. The book
is written in verse and tells Of
the good things the little elfs
did and also Of the mischief
they got into.
This book may possibly be
one of the Leather Stocking
Series" but ! am not certain.
My mother has been looking
for this book for some time and
has not been able to ind any
information on it. Thank you
so much for any leads I receive
to locate the book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
WHY GROW OLD?
To Solve Problem Of
Irritating Persons

tense up in such circum-
stances, and this has roper
cussions on your body chem
istry. your circulation, on
YOU, physically as well as
emotionally.
I myself have known cases
Of severe physical disao ility
which have been attributed by
physicians to long periods or
years Of constant, nibbling
emotional strain. II you are
in this sort Of a situation 1t
seems to me you must realize
that a person Of this sort can
not change entirely (only to q
degree) even when he or she
wants to, any more than the
leopard can change his spots.
Better Prepared
Once you face this fact wou
will be better able to meet un-
fairness with indifference and
calm and you will be grateful
for any improvement in the
conditions under which you
live. This is not an ideal sit
uation but 1t is bearable and
can even be happy a lot Of the
time.
Be sure that you, yourself,
are not reacting in a sensitive
or intolerant way, like a
burned child jumping away
from the stove. While you
cannot be blamed for doing
this, 1t does not help in solv-
ing your problem but does
Just the opposite.
II you would like to have my
leaflet Individual Happiness"
send q stamped. self-addressed
envelope with your request for
1eaflet No. IS. to Josephine
Lowman in care Of The Eve
ming Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
Sewing School?

Mrs. w. r. G., Bethesda
I wonder If my problem
isn't q general one among
mothers Of daughters IL years
to Is, to md a school which
gives q good beginners course
in sewing. I am most anxious
to have my daughters learn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-18
II. J. F., SLIDER Spring

II. J. F., StIDef Spring
San Francisco is almost my
"home town. came from 80
miles north and I feel I can
tell you what you'd like to
know.
It Is q very cosmopolitan
city and the women dress very
nicely, mostly in suits and
warm coats. You are picking
the warmest time to visit.
September and October are
Evening star., 1955-04-12

find hard mo- bargain win be sbly attracted
BY the amazingly low fares American An Acoach especially
you Go NowPy Later Plan But the only
magnet The cabre Of service equally impressive For American
Acoah fly 800 mh pressuized DC6 aircraft all acoah
flights manned by the personnel used for deluxe These
special attractions found only when travel American Arcoah
Evening star., 1955-04-12
Merger Urged
For Churities

Consolidation Of the various
charitable organizations Of the
District was urged last night by
the Arkansas Avenue Commu-
nifty Association.
The group suggested such or
ganizations unite under a single
head to organize one fund-rais-
ing drive during the year. Ex-
cluded from the motion were
religious groups.
The association also asked that
there be no increase in real
property taxes in the proposed
District budget.
Both motions were introduced
by Clifford K. Newell, former
president of the association and
the Federation Of Citizens Asso-
Citations.
william K. Rawley showed
films of a recent trip to Africa.
The meeting was conducted by
Edward w. Kibbey, president. in
Saint Marks Lutheran Church
of the Incarnation. Fourteenth
and Gallatin streets NV.
Evening star., 1955-04-12
Teaching in D. c.
Discussed by Panel

The Mount Pleasant Citizens
Association heard a seven-mem-
ber panel last night discuss how
subjects are taught in District
schools.
Mrs. Henry A. Bartlett. presi-
dent of the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations, acted as mod
orator.
DR.. Carl F. Hansen. assistant
superintendent of schools, told
the group how the curricula and
textbooks used in the District
schools are chosen.
The panel also included Mrs.
Harold Pope Of the PTA; Mrs.
Hugh jackson of the Home and
School Association; Mrs. Charles
Baldwin, mother Of four; Elwood
Baker, member Of the associa-
ton; DR.. M. Virginia O'Neil Of
Wilson State Teachers College
and Selma Borchardt, Washing
ton representative to the Amer
ican Federation: of Teachers.
The meeting. conducted by Ed
ward c. Wilcox, vice president,
was held in the Mount Pleasant
branch library, Sixteenth and
Lamont streets NV.
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Brentwood folders were end
less, Mr.. Donnelly said. "Here
is the one for our 100000 storm
sewer, our fight to license build
ings after the collapse of the
Empire Hotel in 1947. the long
wrangle over paid sick leave for
public school teachers, and how
man yotherS?"
And today there are only a
few threads. But we have not
given up," all six members pres
ent seemed to say. There is lit
tie to fight for and about these
days, they admitted, but we in
tend to keep going"
why, now" Mrs. Van HiSe
said, I'VE intend to sponsor a
vocational rehabilitation pro-
gram in the area. We will try
in our small way--to seek en-
ployment for handicapped peo-
ple."
The group, presided over by
Miss Shirley M. Larsen. presi-
dent. then discussed a rehabili-
tation program.