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Slaves of knowledge

Many of those opposed to
better pay for teachers base
their case on the teachers
"nine-month year" Allow me
to lay that ghost once and for
all.
Teachers hours are daily
from somewhere betwee n
eight and nine until four
O'Clock. During this time
they must instruct and keep
pace. with up to $50 super
charged, vitamin-Stuffed
young dynamos, and this is
no small chore in itself.
Comes evening, at last, and
dinner and a bath and all
the other. citizens settle
themselves for an evening of
bridge or watching the idiot
box. But teacher? Upstairs
and to work, for there are
$50 exam papers to be
graded. lab work to be
checked, planning for tomor-
rows classes. and possibly a
register or forms to be filled
out! Maybe by II, then
teacher can get a bit of sack
time, for tomorrow is another
day.
The point is that the av-
erage person working a 40
hour week works about 1000
hours per year. ! can speak
only for myself, but because
the school in which I am
employed was being evalu-
ated for generalization last
year.. I kept a pretty close
record of my working time
and found that I had logged
1000 hours by the early part
OF May. English teachers
spend substantially ore
time than this. So let's not
be naive about that lovely
nine-month year, citizens. 1t
Just doesn't exist. In addi-
ton to this, most teachers
spend their summer months
either working or attending
summer school for the speci-
f1c purpose of improving
their efficiency in the class
room, and this almost always
at their own expense. Not
often is teacher lucky enough
to rate a vacation, and here,
too. you will likely as not find
much summer time spent in
revision of courses of study
Those who beef that teach
ers are now paid as much as
persons of comparable status
in State or other organiza-
tional frameworkS would
have quite a time finding a
professional group, working
in excess of 1000 hours per
year and with similar scho-
laStic requirements, which
has a salary level comparable
to that of teaching either at
the secondary or university
level.
Allan Harrison,
Science Department, Wal
ter Johnson High School,
Rockville, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30

Hawaiian Republicans
staged a. surprise victory in
two important elections -
for Governor and for one
Senator - in these first gu
bernatorial and COMPRESSION
al battles since the islands
were admitted TO statehood.
The Democrats elected one
Senator and the sole member
Of the House to which Hawaii
is entitled. After the June
primaries in which candi-
dates were nominated by
both parties the prevailing
opinion was the Democrats
would make a clean sweep
because of the large Demo-
cratic primary vote. These
elections in the new, 50th,
State give the G. o. P. its first
chance to cheer in a long
time. Elections under the old
territorial form of govern
ment had been going Dem
ocratic.
The voters in the new
State turned out in large
numbers. Virtually SO per
cent Of all registered voters
took part. This sets a good
example which voters in the
older States could follow
with benefit to themselves
and the country. Too often
voters have failed to exer-
else the franchise, the most
precious - or which should
be the most precious-right
and privilege Of Americans.
President Eisenhower, COM
menting at his press confer
ence on the Hawaiian cleo
lions, called attention to the
fact that Hawaiians of Chi
nese and Japanese blood, cit
liens of the islands, have
been elected to the Congress
of the United States. This, he
said, is a very fine example
of democracy at work" He
was referring to the fact that
two of the islands three
member congressional dele
cation are of Asian ancestry.
One is Senator-elect Hiram
L. Fong, Republican, son of a
poor Chinese farmer. The
other is RepreSentative-elec
Daniel K. Inouye, Democrat,
Japanese american, a hero
of World War II, in which
he lost an arm. Senator Fong
is a millionaire businessman
at So years of age.
Narrow Margin for Quinn
The Democratic Senator
elect is Oren E. Long, 10 years
old and at one time a Cover
nor of the islands. The vic
tory of Republican Gov. Will
liam F. Quinn, 40 years old,
over his Democratic OPP
ponent, Territorial Delegate
John A. Burns. was by an
exceedingly narrow margin,
slightly more than 1000
votes. Mr.. Burns had twice
been elected Hawaii'S Dele
gate to serve in the House.
Gov. Quinn was serving I'M
der appointment by President
Eisenhower. His running
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Dear Sir:

NCd1 O44
IT wonder if you know any
thing to do to drive a band
of starlings away from our
yard? We have been living
peacefully here for a number
of years with cardinals, tit
mice, chickadees and other
favorites, including the rob-
ms and catbirds, when all
of a sudden these starlingS
barge in.
II realize they are hungry,
so put out a few raisins for
them, and that was right
where I made my big mistake,
because now every day at the
same time, 6 o'clock in the
evening, they show up for
more.
II really wouldn't mind
them so much if they would
not make so. much noise
about it, but they squeak.
whistle and chirp, and make
another kind of sound I can
call nothing but a crate.
These noises combined
get on my nerves, and have
been thinking of taking a gun
to these birds, but thought
just in time that this would
not do at all for one who
poses as a bird lover.
so I ain putting it up to
you, who has written in IA
vor of these birds, is there
anything I can do to shoe
them away and keep them
away?
II appreciate that they are
hungry in a hungry world.
which is growing hungrier
everyday, if l can believe
what 1 read, and I think !
can.
THE problem still remains:
Do I have to feed these glis-
tening, hungry bruteS along
with my chickadees, cardinals,
catbirdS and robins?
"PerpleXed, JILL"
y y 4
One city has tried mechan-
ical owls, with glass eyes that
shine, and mouths that open
to emit growing sounds, said
to initiate a real and hungry
owl.
The originators of this
scheme claimed it worked
but the question was, for how
long?
Many schemes to get rid of
StarlingS, short of sheer MUIR
der, have heen tried, and
most of them work for a day
or two, but after that, who
knows?
We will bet that in a few
days, in the city referred to,
the Starlings were right in
there. perched on top of the
mechanical owls heads.
While birds are not brain
trusts, in any sense, all of the
species now existing have had
enough brcins to come this
far.
Their minds are good for
all practical purposes. They
have no minds, in our sense,
but enough MIND, as it were.
to live their lives fully anG
naturally, if let alone.
This is where mankind
comes in, of course. Human
beings will seldom leave any,
thing alone, even their
friends, enemies and rela-
tons. .
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used II
letters carry DriterS' correct
names and addresses. All
letters are subject to conden-
Sution.
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enlisted men who retired be-
fore 1858.
Albert Bud" Headley,
It., USN, Ret.
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Answers to Questions
By THE HASKINS SERVICE

A reader can get an answer by
mail, to any question Of fact by
writing The star Information Bu-
reau 635 F street NV Washington
T. D c Please enclose return post
age or self-addresSed stamped
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@. In modern baseball,
has there ever been a World
Series on a best three-out-of
five basis?-A. U.
A. No. The Sporting News
informs us that there has
been no three-out-o of Ave Sc
ries. and that the World
Series has always been best
four-out-of-seven. except in
1908, 1919, 1920, and 1921.
when it was best five-out-of-
nine games.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-30

@. How long have jockeys
worn blouses of certain colors
ito identify the owner of the
horse being ridden?-O. T.
A. The history of racing
silks goes back to 1852 in
England, when a group of
II sportsmen decided upon
individual colors to identify
their horses in future races.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19

Fiberglas Plastic Panels
All Colors and Sizes
For Patios, Awnings, SkylightS,
Greenhouses. Fences. Partitions
Slightly Imperfect Seconds
All Panels disable
Price large panels 45c 50. It
VISTA-LUX PLASTIC CO
Beltsville, Nd. Webster 5.3020
FAN, Centrifugal roof exhaust. a
hip. 200 GIN, industrial type,
new. $50 OIL. f-47O6.
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BED DAVENPORT. GRAY; newly up-
hoislefed. N1b; upholstered cnair,
S5. child'6 chinorobe. s.. pU.
b-16D1. sat. sun, or ewes.
IBRDRM. SAT. mahoE, dresser. chest
excel. cond. u. l-0522.
BEDROOM SUITE, twin beds com.
s Rl nc eond $50. kM. s.asls.
BEDROOM SUITE. 4-pc. wal; DUST
proof drawersi excellent eond. LU.
2-6i2t
BENDIx WAsHERi working order;
$50. ~. b-00aB.
BICYCLE. schwinn. BOYS 20 In;
W. 5-Sass
BIcYcLEs, boys and slrls, "a and
20 In: SIS each. 1888 n, l.
ave, ne. In the rear sat, sun
BICYCLRs-NeW. used and rebuilt;
trade-ins wanted; repairing. parts
and accessories tGeorgetown BIZ
cycle Store now combined With
PARKWAY CYCLE A. MOWER
e. SSI. t Ss hy " Z ss.ssiskSi rEv'0d rd-'
BICYCLES. spring sale. schwinn
bikes reduced. Imported bikes,
S97 .06: used SIS .nS up. We repair
bikes, mowers. ND. CYCLE CO.,
10 o.6S2s, 10. a-6aS5.
BICYCLES Girls; one 20 in. and
one 20 in: good cond.; best oficr.
HE 4-31Bt
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HOMEOWNERS
HOME REPAIRS
IF IT'S
MAJOR REPAIRS
CODE VIOLATIONS
MODERNIZATION
CONDEMN ALTON
MEMBER OF MAGIC

INTERIOR and exterior PERSONAL
ized painting, roofing and gutter
ing. ia 1-S479 or IA. S-3619.
LAWN WORK DONE, bushes and
shrubbery trimmed, trees taken
dn. RA 6-6l2D.
ODD JOBS, patios our speciality.
Concrete driveways. sidewalks.
VII. 6-S010,
PAINTING, REMODELING RE-
PAIRS-Roofs, suffers, spouts
Terms. Ii. 6-4366.
PAINTING = Contractors: large
commercial work; also residential,
Ii. $500.
PAINTING, exterior and interior,
patch plastering, by list class
all RE 5-5491
PAINTING, interior and exterior;
white mechanic. free estimates,
AP. 7-9640
PAINTING, EXT, INT. Wallpaper
removing BY steam. Pape. hang
ing plastering. best workmanship.
materials. Prompt service white
tn. 2-75Sl
PAINTING. interior and exterior;
- years exper.; sober white mech.
Reas prices, no. lens,
PAINTING. WHY NOT? 1t costs no
more. Let BreSlin do 1t. Expert
workmanship. best materials, int,
ext; free est. VII. 6-S032.
PAINTING. int, ext: roof, car
pentry, gutter work by white.
Call ANYTIME, Oh S-4404.
PAINTING, PAPERING - Better
work for less money. Work guar
anteed. Free est. IA. a-9l70.
PAINTING. INTER. AND EXTER..
carpentry, floors, genl improve
ment. free estimate: white mech.
NJ F. BEALL, NO. 7-5932.
PAINTING, int, ext; plasterine,
concrete, repairing, storm win
dows. awnings. FLA terms, HE.
PAINTING, PAPERING, interior and
exterior. FLA loans avail; esti-
mates. JU. BATH,
PAINTING AND PAPERING, NEAT
ORKMAN HIP, HIGHLY
SKILLED WE 5-564a.
PAPER sANGING AND PAINTING
Quality work; fr eeesumates.
1 Ii 3-93S4
PAPERHANGING. sI2 a rm. up
washable paper. DO own work,
Guaranteed; ". mech. RA. 3-Od.4.
APFRING, by Job or contract, TOP
uality work. white mechanics,
riees fair. HA s-75l3.
PER HANGING. SIS and w: 50
unfast washable paper. JU y
500. RA. 6-sSS4, VIII. s-9i5S
ASTERING - Patio. wall scrap
II, poliShins & cement work. Free
ImateS. Gail co. S-5l3s.
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BUSINESS SERVICES
MISCELLANEOUS F0R SALE

BOOKKEEPING SERVICE. COM
plete recording, statements. 10.
3-767l.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

PAPER nEM OVAL S ry.,,s ne oP ny
Hs,' I.s scn R:sl, ss DbI.c s-l 80
PLUMBING and HEATING mo-. nsT q
PLUMBING REMODELING, Kitch-
en- and bathrooms. We do COM
plete Jobs. Free estimates NO
s soTR YssHs co.. 10. ha.Aiso6. =
ROOFING and sutter work q All
kinds. Terms. Call J. X. Law
RENEE. Ii. $500.
RO0FING and sheet-metal repair
work. 24-hr service DO own
work Free est. Call RA, 6-4x27
TILE icRRAMICD = Bathrooms,
kitchens tiled and repaired work
guar. Call DI 7-4727, eveninga
TRASH REMOVED
Yards, Bsmts. Cleaned. Free Ests,
WALKER TRASH CO.. Re. 3-2SO2
TREES removed. Topping, trim
ming, carpenter work, yard work.
JU. 5-6l2l.
UPHOLSTERY-RUGs = Cleaned on
premises. mod. machines; day,
night service. Walter. Days, Pc. J.
1885, ewes, AID. 2-2Ol1.
UPHOLSTERY REPAIRING in
your home. Chair, sofa. seats re-
built. Also complete reupholster-
ing. Free estimate. MORRIS. tn.
2-75S1
WASHERS AND DIFFERS repaired,
work guaranteed, free estimates
given: all work done In home.
HE. g-l082.
WATERPROOFING
Guaranteed. SPARKS, CHI. s-4l6l.
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FURNITURE - Lawson sofa. foam
Persian rug with ozite lining:
36x63 rug TO match; 4x7 domes-
tic Oriental: corner curio cabinet:
console mirror; floor lamps: West
inghouse vacuum with attach
Tnenfs EA U.Oo2l
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CAMERA. Polarold, Model eB. Land,
hash attach Incl. sT6. ia. 9-ei67,
CAMERA and light meter. Minor.
500, wa. 7-07Ob.
CAMERA, smm. Model 81 Canon
tuxret, Wills and widt-anale 4.
IA e fso p lsass NV wfs sss S sp %
clai, Sf25. TKNDLER's. RE. Z.
3bS3. 9iS D 81. NV. Est. 1911,
CAMERA. smm. Bel a Howell auto,
mas. turret wff:l.B lens and
wlde-angle and telephoto Lenses.
All coated. WfeAse, Reg, 81. so,
special. $40. TENDLEh'e. o13 D
ct. NV. RE. 7-5bS3. Est. 1911.
CAMBRIA. smm. mag. load Keystone
WOE snsIe l ai nns coated saS1n1 w1csse a
Req. price. sssg, SO; special. Sil5
Compiled. TkNDLER'S, 9i3 b 81
NV. RH. 7-35S3, Est. 1911.
CAMERA, Exakta v.x. ~ Biotar
kIsoosssEgsA LOAN s s co'. J aoE 7-Ss 1853.
CAMERA AND PROTECTOR. smm,
$50, baby pIaypen. So; rocking
chair, SO. RE. 6-6O3b.
GAMBIA. SKI, SIS: Strobe wa
iights. 500; Z Dormitser strobes.
S SsS co sCp P:sS $50 siI "a 'lsf ies ssi'r
Q AMERAs-Govt. surplus cameras.
MIN. paper, equipment. Smm., b.
a H., ". a, and tele. lens sets.
Bargains. What do you neod7 ME.
S-122l.
CAMERA, Robertson eOx20, excel.
cond.. Goerz lens; also Eastman.
SKI auto. focus enlarger. 40-ln.
stainless steel washer. HARRY
J. ABRAMS. 124 l. st. ne.
CAMERA, Smm. movie; B A. II. cleo
eve, auto. focus. Like new with
case, $50 EN-. 2-23g7.
CAMERA. Pacemaker Speed Graph
holders, fash gun, Aim pack
adapter. Si25. JACOBS. 10
CAMERAs--Polaroid, model 50,
S37 80: KODAK Retina IA With
ILOcA Quick A." IS nm. with
case and range finder, $3.50
LIVINGSTON 4 Co, 1893 H st.
NV.
CAMERA, Leica III @, complete with
35mm., 50mm. and l35mm. lenses,
Sixtomat exposure meter, Hash
attachment, Universal View Find
er. : tripods, gadget bag and misc.
sun shades and haze filters Best
offer over Sb40 for everything, ia
S-267S, ~ to 8 pm. sun. only.
CAMERA, Voigtlander- vitessa st, Il"
lens. 2.S-6O, 1896, 4.S-100:
5000. Call Wo. 6-67O5.
CAMERA, Rolieifiex MS. like new;
4x5 press camera; AXIS Printex
viii sell reas. II. 7-i743. Cali
any time.
CARPETING, IS yards, in good
cond.' must see to appreciate;
will accept first good offer. Cal
for appt. HE a-3SS1.
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ADDING MACHINES-cash Regis
tiers. checkwriters, typewriters.
ealculators and stands BARGAINS
galorel Trade-ins accepted SALE
LEE. 1901 Old GEORGETOWN I'd,
Beth, OIL. 4-so43i Sun. 20
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Eosy TO eut end fit . Skid-resist book Pre-shss
You've seen just ordinary bathroom rugs ct this price
The Hecht Co. brings you extraordinarily thick de-
nopped bathroom Competing at just S.! Eosy to do .
Kroft pottern poper included Choice of fost colors
noehine washable. too! Order one for each bothroc
Order extros for scotters in bedroom nursery, hollis
s Floor Wo'asgsGr Sri s.eUe Sssss SDss and PARk'"'''"
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Norwegian
Art Show
To Be Held

A rare Morse folk art ex-
hibit, co-sponsored by PreA-
dent Eisenhower and King
Olav v Of Norway, will be on
view at the Natural History
building Of the Smithsonian
Institution December 12-Jan-
uary 10.
1t will include lis exam
Piles of art objects including
tapestries and carved and
painted wooden furniture.
The exhibit will be formally
opened by Norwegian Ambas-
sador Koht at 3 pm, Decem-
ber IL.
Consisting Of two sections,
the exhibit was organized in
cooperation with the Norwe-
gian Government and is be-
ing circulated to six major
American museums during
1959-1960 by the Smithsonian
Institution Travelling Exhibi-
ton Service.
The first section is devoted
to 60 outstanding examples OF
Norwegian tapestry from the
18th, 18th and 18th centuries
Among the scenes will be rep
resentatives of the New Tes-
lament parable of the Five
Wise and Five Foolish Vir-
gins, King Solomon receiving
the Queen of Sheba, the Mag
and the Alteration and the
Feast Of Herod.
The second section viii.
include over 100 objects In
cluding carved and painted
wooden cupboards, chests
and chairs; beer bowls. cur
and tankards in anima
shapes; and other house
hold art wares.
Many Of these, datini
Evening star., 1959-11-10

from the nth. 18th and ieth
centuries. were used In
ceremonial functions.
Selections for the exhibi-
ton we're made by q COM
mittee of Norwegian muse
um directors and curators
headed by Or. Thorvald
Krohn-Hansen, director OF
the Arts and Craft Museum
In Trondheim. The exhibi-
ton was first shown In this
country at the Brooklyn
(N.Y.) Museum.
An exhibit highlight will
be a lecture by DR.. Krohn-
Hansen on Norwegian Folk
Art" at $3.50 pm. December
IA at the Smithsonian.
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Hospital Drive
To Aid BUILDING

Two Alexandria hospital
building fund committees.
headed by members Of the
Board of Lady Managers.
have been busy during recent
months soliciting pledges
for the new hospital.
Mrs. o. C. Carscaddon, jr..
former vice president of the
Board of Lady Managers,
heads the committee to re-
Evening star., 1959-11-10

solicit contributors who have
paid their pledges in full,
asking for further subscrip-
tions.
Mrs. Edwin johnson, MEM
Der of the hospital board OF
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directors, has received pledges
from members Of the hospital
corporation in the amount
Of $s,Oes. This brings the
total corporation pledges to
$2s8.5SA.
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To Show Film,

"The Mayfiower the Sec
ond," q color Aim with mar
ration, will be featured At
the Thursday meeting OF the
Captain John Smith Chap
ter, OAR of Arlington.
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MONEY TO LOAN

LOANS TO SERVICEMEN
Grades E-5 and UP
Phone MR.. CLINE, JU. 5-4@42
SUBURBAN FINANCE CO.
LOANS TO SERVICEMEN
Grades Ed and up
Phone Mr.. FORD, UN. 4-5112
MARYLAND CASH LOANS
LOANS TO SERVIcFMEN
Grades E-5 and Up
Phone MR.. TANNER. UN. 4-1200
SUBURBAN FINANCE co.
MORTGAGE LOANS. 81. 800
Sl50.000 Lower your payments
Group your debts. Refinance your
property Quick. honest service
Residential farm, commercial,
construction. Financing, re-
financing. Only in State of Mary
land Call or write MR. ROBER rs.
2lS E Lexington street, Balti-
more ., Md or Saratoga 7-4047.
day. night, Sundays. holidays.
SIGNATURE LOANSl Servicemen
incl. FARIS FINANCE CO. 1892
Georgia ave. Wheaton, Md. 10
5-5l2"
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$19,950
Walk to School
BraddOck Heights

One of the famed "Lustron"
HomeS never requires paint.
Living room, dining area, II
Ioot de luxe kitchen with dis
posal and dishwasher. jaiousied
sun porch, 3 large bedrooms,
1erlIty room, attached garage,
fenced rear yard, lots Of flow
oand shrubs. Call XII.
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ARL.-older home. -Four bedrms
tWo baths, din. rm., liv rrl.. lge.
XII, garage; can assume GI loan
greco below appraised value OF
Sl1,4OO. No agents. IA o-qIS5
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YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA:
$23,5OO
Doctor or
Dentist

Here's an ideal home and Of
nee combination only yards
from new shopping center
yet nestled in an incompara-
Die woodland setting of tow
erlng trees and habbling brook
Living in the first floor con-
slstlng of gorgeous 36xl7 liv-
ing room with unique suspend
ca fireplace and mosaic tile
hearth. one entire wall in
glass; lSxl9 kitchen complete
ly equipped in color-harmo-
nized appliances and cabinets:
entry hall divided by mobile
closet; spacious tiled bath:
bedrooms l7x15. 13xl4 with
large closets. Set up your Of
ficss In the 4Sx15-ft. furnished
ground entrance; daylight
basement. Separate storage
room carport and tool shed.
Call SO. 5000.
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$12,5OO
Walk to Shop
$500 Down

A neat and clean rambler on
a l30-ft. lot. Completely
equipped kitchen with dispo-
sal: : bedrooms, lots of closet
space, separate utility room,
barbecue pit in back yard
walking distance of schools,
shopping and buses. Near 7
Corners. Call XII. S-233O.
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$14,950
Below Alexandria
$500 Down

Membership in the Little Hunt
ing PARK and Pool is available
with this attractive, WE'LL
cared-for Cape Cod, 2 bed
rooms, ] "a baths, comfortable
Den, modern kitchen. including
disposal, situated on corner lot
with fenced rear yard; walk TO
buses and schools, close to
shopping. Call so. 5-679O.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

OFFICE SUITE, 500
to 900 so. IT.; situated on street
side of new or lSt-claSS office
bldg for immediate occupancy
by large corporation. Box 447-Zs
Star.
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$17,5OO
Walkout Basement
3 Bedrooms

4 solidly built brick rambler
featuring full walkout base
ment, wooded lot; up-to-the-
minute kitchen with eye-level
oven, counter-top range and
lnads OF birch cabinets fire-
place In the 20x15 living
loom, dining room, 3 bed
rooms, Ia baths: healthful
Dashboard hot-water heat; only
two minutes TO Shirley free
way. Call FL. 4-S600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13
$34,950
"a Acre
2-Car Garage

A quality constructed 4-level
brick home in the select Man
tua area offering a screened
porch with patio beneath: >
exclusive stone firepiaces with
pine paneling above in the liv-
ing room and in the 36x96
recreation room which features
a terrazzo floor: II kitchen
with gorgeous fruitwood cabl-
nets. eye-level oven. counter
TOP range and large breakfast
area; 3 good-siz bedrooms,
"a baths; 10X20 laundry
room. The home is heated BY
Dashboard hot-water and pro-
yldes an abundance of closets.
Call CIR. 3-4560.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13
$18,25O
Immediate
Possession

This youthful used brick ram
oler is situated on over Va
acre Of the shaded land. Living
room with fireplace: separate
dining room, up-to-the- minute
kitchen with disposal. three
good size bedrooms. full base
ment. recreation space with
fireplace and outside entrance
Low down payment FILA. Call
FL. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13

NEW 3-bedrm rambler, on lge. lot;
din. rm., lge kit, garage; good
suburban location. Call Mrs. Cox,
u 2.Sl36 or ST, 3-736S. ATLAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-13
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
tcONTlNUEDl

ARL. Terrific location, wonderful
Investment for military or civilian
buyer, Center hall, centrally air.
soISn,, YiSed Infect ccaS,t1or brick
sumo existing lean Of Sl5,SOO With
$4,000 cash or will sell at FHA
appraised price OF So9,hOO with
Ss,SCO dn, You won't md a better
buy ,or future resale or rental
purposes, VA. ..sSll IA, l-itfi,
ARL,, mr., Columbia pike-Brk, Cane
Cod, new-house cond.; LIST n.
offers liv, rm, and firepl.. open
on side porch, sep. din, rm., bed
rm., bath, equip kit. md n. has
= lge bedrmS. and bath, bsmt.,
Diet, gar, nice shaded lot, area
Of good homes, BEuLAH doSs,