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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
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WCUUf1riGge

A cuStuIu-Il1lIt Cane COD SIT
'lHTetr on y IIiO-fnot Level lot.
Convenient 10 Shopping; living
ruoIIr. seuzraieH dining room.
S1tCuBFT with eating SPACE
-uusFeF- bedrunTn T.sv30: one
ttril '1srt- on first tfnor, shower
n full Easement. yHraEp, .
-zrEe unrrf1esE Dial 1O3-
CzSuSy- A-fDq0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
HOUSES FuR SALIVA.

y. ARLINGTON. 4OlI N. 18th 81
-,i-bedrm. brick rambler, nicely
handicapped. trees, fenced yard. mr.
schools ana shopping Can assume
CT loan with sos monthly pay
mentS Priced at Sih,5OO Open
sunday Call CIR. 3-lJd7 or FL
H-.l44T
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Bren Mar Park
BUY PROPERTY EASY

BY OWNER. No agent .-3-bedrm
brick rambler Al by %; full I'm
ished bsmt., attrac. screened
porch. awnings incl, firepl dis
posal and other extras: lz-acre lot.
water. sewer and gas, nicely land
scaped. Good financing. Sl7,45O,
Herndon 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
OUTSTANDING

Is this 3-bedrm bTE rambler WIZ
full bsmt II lovely PzrElaWL p
fireplS., IL baths really EIVe N
whole family COW lIvInE -Cles
10 everythInE and vet Tar =BuouE
away to offer suburban lTv1nE "a
its finest 500 600 with Is 1lE
49, loan 20 assume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
S12.3OO
$500 Down
Approx. Z Acre

Beautiful shrubs. Young trees
and paintings surround this
brick and frame rambler on
lsrEe-level lot. entire rear
yard chain-link fenced, LARGE
living room. dining area BY
the attractive kitchen. stOr-
axe utility room with entrance
to carport. - good-e'Ze bed
rooms and bull bath Home
is pquiuped with storm win
dow and doors. Call OR. s.
1860
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
S18. 500
Walk to Bus
School and Shop

A new brick rambler with
full DAYLIGHT basement. e6-
II. living room with fireplace
ant dining area. big bright
kitchen with eating space, 3
nice-siZp bedrooms. I l. baths,
SIDE porch and attractive $50
II. level lot. Open Sat & sun.
I pm. till dark. Drive south
on o s No I below Alex
sndrfa TO EngleSide" turn
rtg1t on Highland drive to
Pole road. turn left to Leaf
drive and 1st house on left,
or call 50 $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
BIG CT LOAN

A>AO ~ l. A4N/A ~ '
May be assumed with this attrac-
tive three-bedroom, l i2-bath brick
rambler near fast-growing AMMAN
dale. Only one year old. Ground
level walkout basement. ideal for
future rec. room. Anchor fenced
yard; table space in kitchen. Full
price, S20,500 May also be pur-
chased FILA with low down pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18

Blessed Sacrament-price
reduced for quick sale Of
this picturesque rambler on
lovely corner lot, close to
all conveniences. Low down
payment will handle, Only
S23,950. OFFERED BY
ROUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP, XII. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
IMMED. OCCUPANCY

And this 2-bedrm 1brk uEnblT
with finished rec. Tn enc hET : Z
baths. is better than -nHv Cdnc
Only 2 Yrs old with HErrBmCf'
attractive 4 " Anznc-uE fEnc s.
close to schools gnopp-9E Ezn-
churches
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
Sr&I5U
5i-ICE Rambler
StlIq Down

C1mezIieutiv situated for com
mullins 10 HeuTaEou ana Navy
4IuEE ga minutes BeiTn1r
= minutes. Guzuftc1 OlS
Uuufes7 on a .0veiy l15-ft.
or Elree bedrooms living
-u1Tn. dtmuE ruuru ann briEht.
@HlIluuHa sItCneT. : t1ioUks 20
MS SIN SFTuuuluEs nrltside tool
IT NAV tIUrISes Dial -U3-
0rFuSr- A-Etan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
CAN'T BE BEAT

Modern liy Will D. vuuTs IL rnl
CUSTOM constructed :'-be1ru hi
split-level IL one OF rat lDettE
areas OF Nj Vernon bivc ste
from your huge fOrmal lE IN
with firepl down 90 yuu- lpzrlC
for smaller get-toEethHr. SCI
din. I'm. extra lge screened 1porct
the modern kit mas the latest Q
everything Set upon a large Coz
ner lot Enu ... It's lprlee
TO sell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
HOUSES fur SALIVA.
CLIP'N CALL
TODAY
FEATURE THIS

Newly redec S-Oedrm .Coluul2l n
exclusive North Ar larRe NV II
with flrepl Ice sep Gil III Enl
a beaut fenced lpVe VIC WIN
towering trees and beauttul snra b.
berry. only Sl6.50U, Win laV eaEi
payment and you CAL move H
immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
- HICKS
Realtors Open 9 to 81
OF. 4-6040 KI. $1,000
1903 S Arlington Ridge Rd.
1906 Mt. Vernon Ave.

ARLINGTON NoRTH-BY OWNER
Brick Colonial; rms, bath, full
bsmt.; most COW area; choice
financing. NO BROKERS. KE
S-5qS3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
L--1HIER CGgE--El-Ev

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
SI3.g5O

And this S-hecru BUNGALOW =
yours Lily I'm with t1rCpl Eut 20
beaut iawn-1us' OF NJ sNerr-
blvd Better cal nav-lWg JUS
got this one II and u wan las;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
CHARAFR

Move IN as soon as VOL wish -l-i
pretentious split-lEve. II me II z
Vernon area Offers a most ulasla
floor plan with its lRE III IN
sep din IN, wali-te-Wa-4 car
petfnE and dream XII 7NlC
plenty OF space tor -eat11C DaRee-
with trees, double saT bresZE7Ns
and patio makes this nome 1un'
OF todav's ouIstaud1nE Vs1ges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
S17.500
y Acre
Aforementioned

An attractive brick rambler on
a corner lot IN the company Of
many higher priced homes
Just of the Shirley highway
for duick access m points
north or south. Fireplace in
the living room. 1q-foot kltCh-
en with dining area, 2 nice
bedrooms, separate utility
room. carnort and patio. Call
Fl. 4-SSOu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
LOOK LOOK 1lnLK

Long and low desrribes TINS 1di--
ttnCtive .}-bedrm DIX rzTnh4ET
A lge lot loaded with tree II "a
hard 10 f1nd better rhz- lsVFraEe
close-tn location Pzruuet noCrE
= baths, centGT-hall entrance 7p4Gs
MANY other extras uuIg mi mouse
at the top OF the list HPoSsesHu-
immediately and we Chr Sc the
financing TO your DudFbt -pattEr-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
CONTFMPORAFY


This 4-lsvel split with 9 lEg nee
rms. y maths and drBpl D. reE1
TO 20. This nome IS n exec CunL
and a low down pavmsut WI NOV
YOU II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
S14OD

VIII give YOU TINS S=be1rm 1brE-
and-frame rambler Youll ne lEni
to see yourself II the beE1t re
oak floors End me cuMpleteI
equipped modern electric XII WIZ
eating space vii be "a by z
everyone The whole tEE+iy W
love the finished rec IN II n
full bsmt with its tull nam 1Ourr
miss out on this enc Al III
S1G25O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
PARKER
SMITH d DONNELL

Dl7I4 II q DNJININL1lL
ia. 7-6l6l Realtor IA. 7-sS17
ARL., BY OWNER-Lovely Tara
area, distinctive home on large
beautifully handicapped corner loi
convenient to schools, churches
bus line and shopping center; Isl
4 lge. liv rm. " ifirepl and beam
ed cathedral ceiling. formal dining
rm.. kit, bedrm and bath End
A. . bedrms and bath, storage
attic bSmt. " paneled rec. I'm
and flrepl. lFundry area and l..
hath; garage and lge. dble parking
driVewaN . patios IA. 5-S643
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
LIVE MODFPN

II YOU have been looking t0r CasrIn
cony. II modern lIv1GE 1eF Sue
and see this trst-t-Tns 1dtsrod
home. ] beGrmS. narhs . I'll
family rm terrific perez u 70!
the din rm built-TU -EE- ar
conditioneTS Incl l1pefv uIE
fenced I'd with a sweEp-aF 7TaHv
Priced at only -S2S,5Ou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-18
RHIrln Robbins
Hal IEEE U-~
XII. SLIM

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LOOK

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Evening star., 1959-11-23
Ten power companies join Avco in research program
to develop new electric power generation system
WHAT rs MID?

the study of nteractons be-
tween magnetic field and upeheaed onzed gas Magneohydo-
dynamic studies have long been conducted by
Everett Research Laboratory AVCO scientists first began work
Mid field in connection with space propulsion and successful reeny
from outer space AS result of these studies indications
that might be possible produce electricity for utility application
AT sufficiently high temperatures gases become ionzed the
atoms the tend lose the eecons circle
the atomic nucleus When ecrons lost the becomes
positively charged ion.
An onzed will conduct electricity An onzd gas passing through
magnetic field will generate electricity This gas an
electrical conductor and like which passes through
magnetic field generate electricity conventional power plant
In conventional electric plant solid coil wre armaure passes
through magnetic field produce electricity In the generator
supeheated onzed gas substituted for the armaure eliminating
much OF the heavy and costly equipment of conventional system
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
Re: JiqsGw Puzzles

Il. H.,
To Mrs. !. J. p. Falls Church
An artist friend of mine
made jigsaw puzzles from
calendar pictures using "
in. fiberboard and an electric
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
Miss Clifford
Urges Bible
ReQdinq

Miss Chloe Clifford, pres
ident Of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. has
urged all clubwomen to OBJ
serve National Bible Week
October 1925.
1.-THE trials and challenges
that face our Christian CIV
ilization today are fraught
with danger" Miss Clifford
said.
To-day" she continued.
"the United States is the
strongest and most powerful
nation on earth. But no mat
ter how strong or how pow
erful we are-unless we re-
turn to the great spiritual
legacy left us by our found
ing fathers-we cannot en-.
dure.
: ''In these days Of tensions
and escapism.. q brief period
Of Bible reading each morn
ing can bring peace and a
feeling Of well being through
out the day." Miss Clifford
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
Furniture Polish

Mrs. v. M. j.. Washington
Will someone please sub
NIT the recipe for furniture
polish which Is used on the
furniture in the exhibition
buildings in Williamsburg?
! saw it in the RICH some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17

CATION to Russia on cultural
exchange. with Mrs. john
ston, In sequined apricot lace,
and Mr.. Donald David. CHAIR
man Of the Ford Foundation.
In addition to Ambassador
Menshikov. the other Rus
slams present were Messrs. v.
p. Yelutin. q. A. zhukov, v.
s. Yemelyanov. N. A. Tikho-
nov. A, M. Markov, A. A. Sol
datov. q. T. Shuiski. v. s.
Lebedev, o. A. Troyanovski.
A. s. Shevchenko, p. A. Sat-
yukon and L. r. Ilichev.
After the meal that began
with fresh caviar-the Rus
slams said they brought so
pounds Of 1t In the plane
with them-the men retired
to the small drawing room
adjoining "The Golden Hall"
and the women went to the
room at the far end Of the
regular dining room for cof-
fee and liuueurS.
AMBASSADOR MENSHI-
KOV had said that ordinarily
Russian men and women do
not separate after meals
"the women do not allow us
to do so"-but this time they
would.
Sidney and his orchestra
played Russian folk songs
and classical music and mod
ern Russian songs In add
ton to favorite tunes Of the
President during dinner. but
there was no special musi-
cal program after dinner.
The Ambassador explained
that there were no Soviet
artists in the country at this
time.
Although 1t had been hoped
that the party would end
somewhat early because Of
the Khrushchevs' early de-
parture this morning for New
York, it was after II before
the men rejoined the women
and the Eisenhowers made
their departure.
The Soviet party viii return
here on the Gath. Perhaps by
that time there will be less
ragweed in the air and Mr..
Gromyko will no longer suffer
from hay fever. DR.. Howard
Snyder, the Presidents ply
stefan, went to Blair House
yesterday to treat the Soviet
Foreign Minister for the al
leroy.
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Newlyweds
Leave for
University

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell M.
King. jr.. whose marriage
was announced recently. have
left for the University Of
Virginia where the BRIDE
groom viii continue his law
studies.
Among the parties given
for them before their de-
parture was q reception by
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r.
Adams at their home on
Quesada street NV.
The bride. the former
Mary Anne Horner. was q
1857 debutante and attended
Sweet Briar College. She is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Mahood Horner.
Mr.. King is the son Of Col.
and Mrs. King Of Arlington.
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Few Sly Remarks
Passed Qt Dinner

lon in q short red silk dinner
dress.
AMERICAN ANdBASSA-
DOR TO THE USSR and Mrs.
Thompson were there, she in
q pale blue satin dress; the
Chief Of Protocol and Mrs.
Buchanan - the latter in a
light green bouffant gown;
Acting Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Foy Kohler.
rowing Ambassador Eric
Johnston who was chairman
Of the State Department dele
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Selected ingredients and an exclusive process
give golden Wise Potato Chips pure, fresh
favor all their own. To keep that favor at its
best Wise Potato Chips come to you wrapped in
the protection Of not just one but two layers of
ceIlophane. Each package is also completely
heat-sealed top and bottom to lock air and
moisture out. A feet Of trailer trucks deliver
Wise Potato Chips to your local Wise distributor
within "a hours after leaving the Wise plant
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Continued From Page B-7
wife. who was in a long green
gown with matching chiffon
stole; Secretary Of Commerce
Mueller and Secretary Of
Health. Education and We'll
fare and Mrs. Flemming.
The chairman Of the Sem
ate Foreign Relations Com
mittee and Mrs. Fulbright
arrived with Undersecretary
Of State and Mrs. Dillon. Mrs.
Fulbright in q short. bouffant
printed taffeta and Mrs. Dill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

Mrs. M. q. H., Annandale

Mrs. M. G. H.. Anndndae
Over q year ago had glass sliding shower doors In
stalled the bathub Soap and water down the
into the grooves that the doors operate and
although there openings this water out into the
black scum.
have found that sponge although absorbent is too
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17

thick to get into the tiny
grooves and a piece Of cloth
gets too soggy to do any good.
Paper toweling usually crum-
bles up and has to be poked
out with a bobby pin.
I either have to dash In
when showers are finished
and mop UP excess water as
best as possible. or spend an
hour one day q week cleaning
a scummy groove. Neither is
practical.
I would certainly appreci-
ate any suggestions anyone
has to offer.
BY the way, I still wouldn't
trade the shower doors for a
lo-year-supply Of shower cur
tains.
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Wulion1s Furniture

Mrs. J. W. w., Springfield
To Mrs. J. B. S., Adelphi
In response to your in
quiry about Williams Furni-
ture in patina maple finish;
the address Of the company
is williams Furniture Corp.
Sumter, IS. C.
The company calls this
Middleton Collection" In
Harvest Toned Maple"
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WEE WOMEN
time ago. but neglected to
cut 1t out at the time.
Thank you very much.

Crochet Books
Mrs. c. B., Washington
! am interested In pur-
chasing or borrowing two
crochet books. I was wonder
ing II any Of the readers
could help me.
They are Star Books No.
SO (Ruffied Doilies) and No.
A. I wrote to the company
but they have been discon-
tinued.
I would be very pleased II
someone could help me locate
these two books. Please con-
tact me through RICH.
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ANTIQUE Cup

Mrs. c. W. w., Washington
Can anyone tell me where
I can buy an antique cup In
Copeland China, "Spode's
Tower" blue and white?
Thank you.
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jigsaw. She cut the shapes
free hand. using her imagi-
nation. Some Of the shapes
were chairs. hands, animals,
etc.
She used q material which
was similar to sheets Of rub
Der cement for the pasting.
She secured this through the
Office where she works and
I have never been able to
find this In retail stores. This
m aterial comes between
sheets Of oiled paper. The
oiled paper is peeled back q
little at q time, as 1t Is being
placed on the iiberboard.
A roller is used to roll out
air bubbles. Then the top
layer Of oiled paper is peeled
of and the picture Is placed
on and rolled again.
II any readers know where
this material may be pur-
chased. I would appreciate
knowing.
Editors Note: Could L. H.
please send full address?)
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WILLIAMSBURG, Va.

Mrs. J. A. r.. Falls Church
Would some kind reader
who has been to Williams
burg. Va. please tell me 70
whom you would write to
make hotel or motel reserva-
tons?
We wish to 60 there for
the coming Christmas holi-
days. How far in advance
should the reservations be
made?
Thank you.
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