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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Pay Increase For
Teachers Passed

A pay raise for school teachers,
supported by a state tax of three
cents a pack on cigarets was en-
acted and sent to Governor Nickel
din Monday night as the Maryland
Legislature wound up 90-day ses-
sion.
The House of Delegates COM
pleted action on the $10,500,000 bill
about 10 p. M, clearing away a
major problem which had faced
the assembly since it convened Jan
uary 2.
The teachers pay bill, calling
for average increases of S400,
rocked through an hour of stormy
arguments in the House before fl
nally winning overwhelming APP
proval. Southern Maryland dele
gates, irked at the proposal of a
tobacco tax, led the complaints.
But they finally retreated and a
conference report recommending
the pay bill and accompanying tax
measure was adopted 100 to IS.
After that the House passed the
bill 107 to 0. The Senate had ap-
proved it earlier 25-1 with Sen.
Dempsey of Baltimore voting
against it and three Southern sem
ators passing.
The compromise plan on teacher
salaries was the work of joint
conference committee of the House
and Senate which met over the
weekend. The committee agreed
to take the House plan for S10,-
100000 to be spent on salaries and
aid to education and the Senate's
proposal for a tobacco tax
The senators had recommended
a 2-cent tax on cigarets with l to 3
cents on cigars and l cent on pack
aged tobacco. In order to raise
more money the conference group
upped the cigaret tax but elimi-
mated the smaller levics on cigars
and other products. The tax, if it
and the teacher raise can escape a
veto by Governor McKeldin, would
become effective July l. 1t would
be applied on top of any local Gig
aret levies now in existence.
Most teachers figure to get in.
creases of $500 to $500, under the
pay bill, with higher amounts
ranging up to $500 more year
for principals of larger schools
Supervisors and visiting teachers
would also share in the increase
The Senate had proposed flat $3.50
across the board increase for every
one which would have cost some
million less than the House plan
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Collections For Red
Cross Reach $l,l62

Collections for the American
Red Cross in its annual fund rails
ing campaign had reached ST.
1928 this week, it was reported by
Mrs. Kermit Glotfelty, roll call
chairman. This includes only $4,000
reported from Oakland Deer Park
reported contributions of $6945.
but it was not known whether this
was included in the total.
Mrs. Glotfelty said the drive
would be extended for ten DAYS and
she asked all workers TO speed up
their collections and their final
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Bill To Increase
Fire Departments
Levies Is Killed

The legislation which would have
provided a schedule of payments
to be made by the County Commits
sioners to the several volunteer
fire departments of the county died
in the Senate, it was learned this
week
Originally the bill called for pay
ments annually of $500 each to
Oakland and Grantsville, $4,000 each
to Deer Park, Accident Friends
Vile. Kitzmiller and German, and
81. 500 to Bloomington, amounting
to S17,1O0.
This was amended by Senator
Clifford Friend in the Senate max
ing the payments $1,000 TO Oak
land, $500 each to Grantsville,
Deer Park, Accident, Friendsville
and kitzmiller, and $1,000 each to
German and Bloomington, or a to-
tai of S11.500. The House of Dele
gates did not concur in this amend
mcnt and thus the bill died in the
Senate.
At present the departments re-
ccivc $500, divided as follows;
Oakland, 81, 500; Fricndsville, Deer
Park, Grantsville and Kitzmiller,
81 200 each; German, Accident and
Bloomington, $500 each.
The separate bill for the Accident
department raised that one to ST.
200 for next year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
7SUO .TMUeniIeS Caught In
Robbery: Others Implicated

pleted late yesterday afternoon
officers had six youths under sur
veillance with the two of them who
were involved in the actual rob-
berry yesterday being detained in
jail
Pagenhardt said they would be
tried before Associate Judge Neil
C. Fraley, sitting as juvenile
Judge The date of the hearing was
not determined
Authorities had been alerted be-
cause it was known that someone
had attempted to force the main
door of the R. and p. store on
Sunday night, and it was also
known that thieving had been
going on at the J. w. Jackson store.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Northern Student Is
Art Contest Winner

Richard w. Miller, Of Accident,
student at Northern High school,
was first prize winner in the teen
age art contest sponsored by the
American Association of University
Women. His painting was titled
Snow Scene"
Alice Lyle, Of Friendsville, stu
dent at Northern high, with Wind
mill' was given second prize, and
Kenneth Gank, of Southern high,
with Might in Prison" won third
prize.
Honorable mentions we're given
to the following, all from Southern
High school: LIST, Sylvia Nazelrod,
Haunted House; End, Carrie o.
Haver, Blue Mountain; 3rd, Helen
Cummings, Lake; 4th, Loretta
Kisner, Houses; 5th, Henry Lee,
Study in Black and White; 9Th,
Mary Ellen Wood, Ship; and 7th,
Lois Weimer, Drifting Boat"
There we're forty-six entries.
Prizes of IS for first and $3.50 each
for second and third were awarded.
Pictures are on exhibit at the Ruth
Enlow Library until the end of next
week Prize winners will be on dis
play at the state meeting of the
AAUW, to be held at Frostburg.
Judges in the contest were Aza
Stanton and Mrs. Edward Smouse,
Oakland, and Miss Bcrnice Kolb,
instructor at Northern high.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Rush For Plates

There was a rush for automobile
license plates last Saturday, the
final day prior to April l. Joseph
WEIGH, county treasurer, was kept
busy continuously from the time
the office opened until 2 o'clock
and during that time issued 410
license plates.
Total number issued up TO Tues
day morning was 1868.
The treasurer also began issuing
truck license plates on April l.
These must be displayed by May
l, but may be placed on trucks
any time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Wins Safety Award

The local gas company's safety
program has earned it first place
in the National Safety councils in
dustrial safety contest for large
gas utilities during 1856. Employees
of the company and its affiliated
Pittsburgh groups companies were
involved in only II disabling acct
dents last year during which time
they worked more than 7605,000
man-hours. Over $500 members of
the companies helped compile the
winning record of las accidents
per 100000 man-hours worked In
1855 they finished third in the ma
tional contest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Lenten Service Scheduled

The sixth union Lenten service
among churches of the Bittingcr
Lutheran parish will be held at
St. Johns, Meadow Mountain, on
Wednesday, April 10, at 7:45 o'clock.
Roy Mattingly will be the lay
leader in charge Rev. Isaac Metz
Ter, pastor of the Mennonite
church, will have the meditation.
This weeks service was held at
Emmanuel church, Bittinger, with
Carlton Knox, lay leader, in
charge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Lenten Services Continue

The fifth union Lcnten service
among the Protestant churches OF
the Oakland community will be
held next Wednesday evening
April 10, at 7:3O o'clock i'll the
Lutheran church on Second street
Rev. Glenn Eagle, pastor of the
Church of the Nazarcne, will dc
liver the sermon on Alive but
Dead" in the theme, God Speaks
to the Church..
Last nights service was held at
the Church of the Nazarene with
Rev. John j. Atwell, rector of the
Episcopal church. speaking.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
TO Speak At Meeting

Rev. Regis Larkins. assistant pas
tor of St. Michael's church, Frost
burg, will speak at meeting of
St Peters Home and School
organization next Wednesday eve
ming, April 10, in the school hall,
following the Lenten devotions.
The board of directors will meet at
7 o'clock in the music room. Home
room mothers of grades 3, 4 and
5 will be in charge Of refreshments.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Sewing Machine Store
To Be Opened Here

The Singer Sewing Machine COM
pany will open store in Oakland
within the next ten days at Sc Al
der street, it was announced this
week.
1t will be managed by Emile Ger
main and Elwood Groves, Singer
agents for this area.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04
Book Fair To Be Held

The annual Book Fair will be
held in the library at Northern
High school next Thursday and Fri
day, April IL and II.
1t is open to the public.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-04-04

Harold H. Miller. biology instruc-
tor at Southern High school, Oak
land, was one of two high school
science teachers from this county
who were selected to attend the
1857 Summer Conference on the
Improvement of Science Teaching
at the University of Maryland,
June % to July 6.
The other person named was
Charles F. Strauss, biology and
general science teacher at North
ern High school, Cove.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

NEW. 5-BEDRM., 3-bath brick
rancher. finished rec. rm, patio
with outdoor fireplace, ultra
modern kitchen equipped with
EYE-level oven. dishmaster, EYE
level range. Wooded 2i3-acre lot
50 300 cash down will handle
Price SaS 500 " RI 3-"o iMi, VIM as 4
Lee hwy, Arl. Va. open 0 am. to
10 nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10
BEAUTIFUL
WHITE BRICK
RAMBLER

Distinct In design on ls-acre
handicapped wooded lot, 1t has 26.ft
and fiiepl. Ice. din, rm: l2xlk oak
paneled den or family rm with avn.
lne-type windows; entrance to Ice
faestone patio: lge. master bedrm
with bath and .. twin.size bedrms
and de luxe bath With vanitories
Built.in laundry space Extra Ice
dc luxe kit. dbl. built-in oven and
separate broiler.. stainless steel sink
Kitchen cabinets, finished In natural
birch: l5-ft. Frigidaire dc luxe re-
frigerator and freezer. dishwasher
and disposal Lower level has a5x2i
paneled recreation rm., stone firepl
built-in bar with. sink; Ice hobby
rm or bedrm. and bath: built-in -
car garage. Inspect this truly Gus
tom-built home OF distinction now
priced below cost TO build. Open
daily and Sun. from ! to 3. Drive
out Bradley blvd, ] mi past Wilson
blvd, left 1 blk. PHILIP H. DEiN,
Builder, OIL. 2-6611.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
ATTENTION
Kew PerSonnel-AEC

Several new ramblers in HUNT
ING HILL ESTATES. An estate Sec
ton near Rockville. .. 3. 4 bedrooms
500 500 up. All with more than ar
acre of rolling land. fenced with
white board fence, Only minute.
from new acc. bldg. Over new Rte
gao. For further information cal
ewes: and sun. Mr.. LEBLING, OIL
2-3250.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

CUTE CAPE COD. twin-sized bed.
rm.. lge. eXpansIble attic. full rec :.
type bsmt. with picture window and
outside entrance to patio. barbe-
cue Dit. $4,000 FILA. terms
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

COLESVILLE AREA--TREMEND
VALUE 5-bedrm. brick home, "a
baths 20 liv. rm., sep din. rm.,
tirepl. Lear gar; daylite bsmt.
on a acres; ST. $50. RIPLEY q
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$3.50 DOWN
CT
$3.50 DOWN

81 Brand nsw-3.bedroom. ..ll;-batt
most b TS COMPUTATION I.1,l KIT.
Unable, Raised hearth firepl,. and
built-in Caloric range with thermo.
stat. Only $3.50 down for qualified
GI Henry Corbin Real Estate, HA
1880. Ewes. VIII. 6-3l72 or no
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CHEVY CHASE ooff Wis, behind golf

CHEVY CHASE--In sweet setting,
iour-bedrm. Older home with ter
bb sm fOG sere s6es I p6rcS am Im s
rage and lge. lot with trees: walk
to the circle; $4,000. GRAHAM
& CO.. JU. 5-6550. y til q.
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$500 DOWN. ST. MO. takes over
4laes Gil loan: 3-bedrm. masonry
rambler: almost new: liv. rm. with
picture window; equip. kit; Slid
ing closet doors. PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES APP T-T1T4
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FOR A LARGE FAMILY

S.i4 $50
An unusual opportunity to buy q
wonderful home in the finest, fully
restricted community at a bargain
price. Some furn.. rugs and mirrors
included. s bathrms, 30-ft. liv. rm.,
lge. sep, din. rm. A good investment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

CONTINUED on Next Pasel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

HANDYMAN SPECIAL--Here IS a
real buy in 2-story, frame, g.
room home, about z years old, stu
ated on a-acre lot. in Vienna.
House needs redecoratine; oil air.
conditioned heat. electric range,
refrigerator. Venetian blinds, storm
only S9.950. with $3.50 down.
Assume large AZ LIST trust, monthly
payments SIS, including taxes and
insurance. ARFAX REALTY. JE.
J.1u0g
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CHEVY MISUNDERSTANDING brick
rancher. Center hall, twin-bed
r rEf 2 baths s1snlss screened 5,TirIp porch
perfect condition. only S33, 500
Call SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.. KE
1880 I'll pm.
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ROCKVILLE AREA

We have only two left Three bed =
room homes. bath leach home ex-
pandable to. four bedrooms and two
living room. Big Handicapped yard
Ideal location in good community.
No down payment. no settlement
charges; Sl25 per month, including
ms. principal and interest. assum-
ing 4lses loan.
NAV Be Seen by Appointment Only
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ISLAND AvE, SE.MTh an 5 DnD :.
and-bath brick home Spacious
Nv rm.,. family din. rm, equip.
kit iul bsmt. bargain price.
Mr. McGinniss, MA $4,000, ewes
~. 2-23sS FREDERICK W
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HIGGINS g. HARRISON

RAMBLER: Sl2, J00--Newly decor
= bedrms.., sunny kit, full bsmt
level lot; bus at door
CONTEMPORARY r A NJ BIER
lSl4,250--3 bedrms,. floor to -ceilinI
picture window. fenced cor. lot
naval Tasn S 051ser lsayi9 sGo Assume ~
900, GI-6 rms, fun bsmt', freshi,
aef BSRsiIcK "'e cAP tfs COD: sao.o5o
Chevy Chase, Views bedrms..
baths. bay window in Nv rmD din
rm., rec rm In bsmt.
@ bedrms., = baths, nv rn no'V spac
din. rm., long liv nm, front We.
randa; la-aere wooded grounds
10 SEE THESE AND MANY
OTHERS, please call Lo. $4,000
Higgins e. Harrison, Inc.
MULTIPLE LIsTINos REALTORS
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n. ARLINGTON. Close in--Sl7,.
zoo VERY nice e J'es 'nncS sstq r.;
i5o IT, deep. Full basement OIL
hot.water heat. Call MIR Shack.
elford MA. $4,000; Ewes. and
week ends. JU. 5-660S. BOSS &
pIEI pc INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

Immediate possession to q quail
rambler with finished rec, rm.;
build up an equity on a rental option
plan while awaiting settlement. Call
LA fi-H353
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$3.50 DOWN
No Settlement Charges

WEST EVANSVILLE
Why pay rent when you can buy
your own home. with pavments les
than rent and a low down payment.
Payments OF clly Sly incl. taxes
Large semidet. brick with !:
Ice. Kit; fun Samt.. porch. anc
many other features. Vacant
Move right away. Tor details. JU
9-844O. WOODSIDE REALTY CO
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MRS. GROFF
SILVER SPRING

weekdays, . to 5 Ewes. Week End
Ha DoSEGY coS Ss GsrfoS t CO:
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WORKING COUPLE-Here's a per.
feet location for you. N, Arl close
to bus and shops. house is IN nice
condition cor, and rs not too too big to O
yiGmHe y Liv care sm' i0r with Sfs I p dn
rm with built-in cupboards. square
kit. large bedrms.. screened
TREES. si5.es i' HoLLE SY' RE lio
TY. $500 Lee hwy, KE. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

COLESVlLLE RAMBLER-Long, low
and beautiful on | acre of land fully
enclosed by picturesque white board
fence; large family room" ant
. bath plus 3 excellent bedrooms
and full bath basement. Low POS
FRANK s PHILLIPS, d.. 7-14lli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

RAMBLER WITH a FUTURE-And
not much past Only . yrs. old.
brick and in convenient n All
rm.. darling kit. with real cat
ing space. Full bsmt. with rec
rm. and another full bath. $50.
500. OF and in the perfect price
range for military men, who wish
to buy under FILA HO1 LEY
REALTY $500 Lee hwy. IKE. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

FAIRFAX, S9O,5OO-Lovely antiqu.
brick rambler on over z acre.
twin-size hedrmS., = tiled baths
liv. rm., firepl, picture window
separate din. rm.. cleo. kit witt
breakfast bar. English bsmt,. "S-ft
rec rm: Anchor fenced real
TnnK IT IT AGRA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

FAIRFAX. S14,g5O = Immaculate
and charming cottage-type homt
on a quiet dead-end street; Gift
living rm with fireplace, dinini
rms. and bath: bsmt.: large lot
FHA-GI contracts accepted. IA
4-0550. Ewes. CT. 6-3590. W. B
WRIGHT sol S. Glebe I'd, Arl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

KENSlNGTON - Neat, well-kept ..
bedrm. brick bungalow on quiet
street full hsmt. 50 900 down
balance like rent lge 4cs trust
available. Total price, $4,000 Cal
OIL. .:-a01u til 8 pm. ANDRIS
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Woodside Realty Co.
N.B4IU TiII Y T
SUMNER

A true Colonial center--hall home
a frontage OF 100 feetD Center hall
large living room opening Il
screened porch from which you ster
down one step to the Rarden; large
dining room, strictly modern kitchen
with breakfast space. 3 master sized
oSd ooS sRa Sao 70 st Sn ee s
Paneled recreation room with as
phalt tile floor. GARAGE. House Is
attractively decorated and In per-
feet condition. Price. S36. $50. Cal
Mr.. Leigh. MA. $4,000. Ewes and
week ends. OIL. 2-3790, BOSS g.
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ForeStYille-S12. $50
FOUR BEDROOMS

Hyatts. --Four-bedrm. mod. Diet
Two baths, gas h.-w.h.; mr.. st. Je.
4 rome's; lge. kitchen; l-fare zone
Erwin REALTY CO, WA. 7-0334
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PARKWAY HILLs-DeliRhtful Capt
Cod in convenient location Foul
bedrms. :! baths. recr. rm.; SIG. 500
A.. V PISANl, Realtors, OIL. 4-75OC
Nil q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

CUSTOM-BUILT on your lot, One
of the better builders in Northern
Virginia will estimate your plans,
pletion. Will furnish plans and
ground II desired. No obigation
for estimates, size OF home does
not matter. Realistic prices. W. B,
WRIGHT, ia. -4-0550. sol S.
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Observation-Disclosures; 3 bed.
rms and bath. lSxiS liv. rm., d.
nette, fully eauip kit Price $l3.-
| $50 modest down payment. Call
! MI. McGinniS5. MA. $4,000: ewes
/ TU. .-23SS FREDERICK w
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FOUR CORNERS AREA-Attrac
modern 3-bedrm. brick Cape COD
on d0xls7' wooded lott Has floor
ceiline flrepl; good equipment
Nl4Uo0 with 81 900 dn! RIPLEY
& ROMFR lit S.HJft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-10

CHERRYDALE AREA, mr.. parochia
and grade schools bedrm. CAPE
Cod: de luxe kit; encl. porch: Diet
garage. Owner says sell: shown b,
a6pt KELLER & HAWTHORNE
JA. o-62O0
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HILLANDALE--;i- hcdrm. brick ram
bier on level lot; mr.. school and
bus $50 ROBT. L. LOWERY
JU H-HnUn
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IT, ALLlCON d. NV.
Can be leased with option TO buy,
or any down payment accepted on
this lovely b-room, semi-det brick
full hsmto oil ht. and garage
LOUIS RIDDEN TU. 2-3060
COLORED-BROKERs COOP.
SELECT LIST, BEST PROPERTIES
AZ. Jefferson II rms. . porches
large lot: Sl4.500.
1885 KENYON ST. NV --Bsmt. apt,
3 rms. . bath above; S13,950
6232 Eastern ave.--Det, brick:
Sic crittenden NV rooms,
Sl1.g50
174O Park road n.w.-ll rms. 4
baths. Sl6,950
--lQl4 W street n vs. rms. bath.
5000. Big bargain.
l4fb Harvard st. n.w--15 rRs.,
4 baths Si6,g50
1913 l street ne.-5 rms. corner
brick 50 $50
AIS Farraeut st. w-s1s,95o
Oren Sun, 2-6
s,45.ioo 18th St. ne. = Duplex;
Marshall J. wAPLE co. AID. 4-ooOs
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is-ACRE LOT and modern 5-room
home IoT only My, y go; 81 Or con-
tiled bath: Al location: near Gar:
gOllton WIZ n E 4ssa"C s GSII n S
bRAAviIs "a" 4 CO, zinc inc. NoDANi .
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Choice West
Hyattsville location, . short blks,
from Aver road school; rugged
New England cottage; ideal for
larse family. Certified price OF
S1O.a50. Very low down payment.
W. r. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l400
til o pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Arizona ca
bana bungalow, sturdy masonry
construction: bright full bsmt.;
maple shaded lot; absentee owner
will sacrifice at Sg.45O Only $3.50
down. W, R. HUGHES co. AP.
7-1400 til o pm.
s5i.76 PER MO. will buy this FLA
P. 9. Country Club. with only 5000
STiec' $3.50, ,6 SsIl IN nI pT
$3.50 DOWN AND ONLY Sg2 80 PER
MONTH for this 4-bedrm. nunga-
low, in new-house cond. through
out; features liv. rm. with nrepl.,
sep. DIM din; nm, nrst-n, Gen, front
yd.: loo. in Capitol Hts. To inspect
call till 0 pm, DU. $4,000.
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~ = y" = 80 'l-Vs'7-'' " %.
ARLINGWOOD. N.-A delightful new
rambler. 3 large bedrms. :! baths
full basement. built-in garage
from Chain Bridge. Priced for i'm.
mediate sale. GEORGE MASON
GREEN Co LA 4-lAnn
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8 rms, :. baths: priced to sell. witt
no down payment required. to re.
Sponsible party. For details cat
MR.. VINNICK. ME. S-2.92 or DE
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with the reaction of living mat
ter to conditions of space"
However. I'VE are not at this
stage considering sending up
mammals" he said. He did not
indicate what was under con-
sideration for such expert
ments.
More experiments Possible
The committee official, who
asked not to be quoted by name,
spoke in reply to a newsman's
questions about possible WIDEN
ing of the goals of the United
States earth satellite program,
Vanguard.
Dr.. John p. Hagen, head of
the Vanguard project, has left
the door open for possible fur
ther experiments to be con-
Quoted by the American earth
moon beyond those already
selected. Vanguard's planned
tasks center on picking up nom
biological information such as
density Of atmosphere, power
of the suns rays, flow of elec-
trical currents and measure
mentS of the earth.
DR.. Hagen said that whether
there will be room for further
test devices in the United
States satellites depends on
the success of the half dozen
launchings planned before the
ICY closes at the end of 1858.
If early launchings do not
pan out. then experiments
planned for those firings will
be carried over into succeeding
launchings. But successful
Ilaunchings along the way may
leave some space and weight
open for other tests. DR.. Hagen
said. He indicated it was up
to the scientific committee to
decide.
Won't Reveal Species
The committee spokesman
declined to say what expert
ment with a living organism
was being considered, except
that it would involve Simple
but fundamental life proc
esses." He would not say
whether insects might be sent
up
Even if living things are not
included in Americas ICY
satellite program. they may be
shot up in later tests.
DR.. Hagen told reporters yes
terday he himself would not
want to send up a dog. He said
a rat is more like a human for
test purposes, and a monkey
even more so.
Both mice and monkeys have
been involved in past United
States space tests.
An Air Force major. David
Simons, recently went up 102.-
900 feet in a balloon expert