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Evening star., 1959-11-28
HOME AND INCOME
NEAR KANNS
EXCLUSIVE WITH
ARLINGTON

REALTY CO., INC.
300 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-9300
JINGLE BELLS
TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE
CHRISTMAS,
WHEN ALL THROUGH THE HOUSE
ALL The FAMILY WAS STIRRING
AND ESPECIALLY YOUR SPOUSEl
THE STOCKINGS ARE HUNG
BY THE CHIMNEY WITH CARE
AND THIS YEAR SAINT NICHOLA?
WILL SURELY BE THERE!
YOU
Can make this dream come true by
buying this brand-new, beautiful,
4-bedroom, 2-bath Cape Cod and
move right in Drive your car
into the attached garage, take the
Christmas tree out Of the trunk
and put 1t up in the spacious liv
ing room and then settle back and
wait for Santa to trim It! Spend
the happiest holiday season Of your
life in YOUR OWN HOME You'll
love the friendly, picturesque Falls
Church community and the price
is only S1S,920, with low down
payment and 25 years financing!
Hurry, only l left POMPONIO
REALTY, INC. Realtors, 1922
Wilson blvd, IA 7-6660.
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And Son. Inc, Realty Brokers
sos N. Washington St.. Alex, Va.
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CLOSE IN

Here is the ideal home for o small
or large family; this all-briek RAM
bier has 3 large bedrms., large
living rm. with fireplace, finished
paneled rec. rm., carport. lovely
features that can't be found in q
home costing $4,000 or more:
only S23,500; flexible financing.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Call JE. 10000
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CONN. AVE. ESTATES-S4OO down,
Ss5 mo. buys this 2-bedrm, all
brick, full bsmt., semidet. Colo
nial: corner lot: completely re-
dec NO AGENTS. OWNER. WI.
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ROCKVILLE-Celebrate the holi-
days in your own home. Three
bedrms., liv. rm. with flrepl.; loan
can be assumed: low, low monthly
PO. 2-6151: ewes, Mr.. Cosgrove,
VIII. 6-3q79.
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GREEN ACRES
KENSINGTON

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
Latest table-space kitchen, dining
baths on 1st floor. Full bsmt. Low
down payment. FHA. Immediate
possession. Under $4,000.
James c. Conley & Co.
1901 Woodmont Ave, Bethesda
OIL. 4-6833
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Full House?
DeMOTT

Numerous Other Homes offered for
Sale in Northern VirsiniaS
GOLDEN TRIANGLE
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3 BEDROOMS
3 BATHS

Louvred closet doors through
out this new brick rambler
near completion in Mclean.
2O-ft. living room with fire.
place, separate dining room.
10xl4 kitchen with disposal
and dishwasher: 20x26 recre-
alton room with fireplace and
outside entrance to patio. Walk
to school. Select your colorS.
Open Sat. and Sun. ! pm.
til dark. From Key Bridge.
out Lee hwy to Old Dominion
dr.. bear right on Old Domin-
ion drive to Balls Hill road.
left on Church Hill road to
house, 504. S2S,95O. Call JA.
4-6060.
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MISTAKE

DEWEY M. FREEMAN
I32l4 Branch Ave. Sc. 10. s-7700
NEAR ANDREWS FIELD-New s.
bedrm brk. rambler, on 124-acre
lot S1R.1h0 Call IO 7-l7l0.
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KORZENDORFER

rambler on large. wooded lot, run
rms, IL baths, large glassed liv-
ing area facing woods, al-elec.
equipment, incl air conditioning.
$4,000 unfurn. S26,500 furn.
Call OWNER, VII. 2-36S2. No
AGENTS
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4 BEDROOMS
ON SAME LEVEL

This custom built brick ram
bier features true center-hall
plan. 24-ft. living room with
fireplace, dining room with
picture window overlooking
tree-shaded, 35,O00-sq-ft. lot.
The last word in Kitchens;
complete intercom system; .
baths with Bird bath roughed-
in in the 57-ft. daylight base
ment. Permanent stairs to stor-
age attic: Dashboard hot-water
heat. Open Sat. and Sun, l
pm, It'll dark. Drive out
Shirley hwy. to Lincolnia turn
off, turn right on Rte. 1886.
proceed through Annandale 70
left on Alley lane. left mo
mile to Athens rd., right or
Athens to house on left. S26
$50. Call CIR. 3-456O,
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THE PERRY BOSWELL co

WA. 7-45OO REALTORS
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ROCKVILLE-2-story ash shingle,
3 bedrms., n baths, living room,
separate dining room large light
kitchen, full basement with pan
eled rec. room, laundry room, etc.
For the person who wants q house
close to shopping, schools. $4,000
FRED B. CUSHMAN
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FORCED SALE

And what a gift. Owner. due
to circumstance has priced
this home far below ap-
praised value. Comfortable,
clean, brick rambler, in the
fine home area of Lewtsdale.
= twin-siZed bedrms.. bright
cheerful din. Tm., kit. " feat-
ing space, firepl. in spacious
liv. rm.; level, handicapped
lot. Only Sl7,5O0; $1,000
down on FHA terms.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FALLS CHURCH AREAI s17.500--
Brick Colonial on y acre with
trees, near Tysons Corner. Taste
fully decorated. Three-exposura
living rm., hrepl.. din. rn., ktts
birch cabinets, eye-leTel oVens
glsSs-encl. laundry rm;; 2nd H.
3 bedrmS.. bath; full bsmt,, rec.
rm.. 4th bedrm.: alum. storm vim
dow Approx. 81 800 cash, FHA,
Sllp mo-. or assume Sl2,6OO
trus,. SIS mo. LUCILLE COOK.
Realtor, JE 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
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MCLEAN AREA

Reduced for quick sale by builder
owner; this large split-leYel fea-
lures 3 bedrms., 2 baths, recrea-
tion rm., living rm. with fireplace,
screened breezeway 70 garage; on
a wooded half-acre lot; convenient
to schools, ETC.; only S2l,0O0; sx-
cellent tRrmS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
BIG DEAL!

Beautiful new Al level
split in close-in Mclean
Falls Church area. -Four
bedrooms, , baths, kite e'len
with eating space, a SeEs-
rate dining room. Big lot,
city water and sewer-you'l
agree with Us vnen YOU see
tits below market price
at only 10000.
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POTOMAC
POTOMAC

Near new country club. A lovely,
old 6-bedrm. Colonial, on 5 acres.
with a magnificent view Of the
mountains; 20 minutes from Po-
tomae. Just beyond Poolesville
Barn, other outbuildings. More
land available; S27,500. Ewes
Mrs. Fahy, OIL. 2-226S.
W. C. a. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
POTOMAC OFFICE
AK Q-Q3SB AK. g-g563
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s,-By OWNER
Sl,700 dn., assume GI loan, S6S
mo. incl. insurance and taxes. Sc
cluded 2-bedrm. cinder block W.
fenced I'd, trees, etc. walking
dist to schools, shop. center. bus.
Total SlI 600. IA. 2-2704 29s
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HOLLEY REALTY

5lS3 Lee HighWay
KE. S-5350 8 til 9
CHARMING, LONG RAMBLER on
more than y acre: separate dining
rm.. fireplace. extra-large kitchen
When you see this home, you'll
want to buy it-and you'll be able
TO-. because II is only S12,500;
S400 down, BROWN & BROWN
REALTY. JE. 4-O04l.
HILL, NEAR AMMAN
DALE-New all-brick rambler,
pedrms., ia baths on lst dr.;
de luxe kitchen, full valk-out
basement, huge finished rec. I'm.
with fireplace and y bath. Base
board hot-vater heat: plastered
walls, eaTport; all on hz-acTe lot
Priced at S21,500. excellent A.
nancinE available. SONNETT-
SPAGNOLA REALTY, KE. $4,000.
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VIENNA

Unbelievable but true. this brand
new, custom-built, all-brick ram-
bier features 3 bedrms., 2 full
baths, living Tm. with hrepl., sep.
dining rm.. de luxe kitchen with
table space, full bSmt. with End
fireplace: DASHBOARD HOT-WA-
TER HEAT: only S20,50O' with
80 EnO dnWp
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Bradley Hills Grove

2-acre estate. Contemporary. stone
and-redwood rambler; 2 bedrooms,
plus master dressing room, spa
cious living area, radiant heat.
unexcelled privacy and landscap-
psncy. No agents OWNER, EN-.
5-O946. evenings and week ends
Firm price, S26,q50.
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FALLS CHURCH

4-bedrm., 2Is-bath Cape Cod: liv-
ing rm. with frepl., dining rm-s
full bSmt; wooded fenced lot:
close to schools, shopping, trans
portation; large loan 10 be as
sumed: only Sl7,5OO: terms.
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OIL. 2-7735 EYES. King s-799a

CHEVY CHASE-A beautiful brick
home in fine residential area. nr.
Rock Greek Park and close to
everything: reception hall, living
rm., dining rm., kit. bedrms.,
3h baths: new-house condition:
available Immediately. Priced far
below reproduction cost. EN-. Q
4o20 OF, 7-0953
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Get Started
Burch Realty

TO. 9-59g2 Open Til 9 Pm.
IT'S NEW, with bedrms,. full
bSmt.. in College Park area; can
payments less than rent. Be in
right 10 sell at SI4 $50. Cali III
8 pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT s.
DAVIS q CO., INC.
- LARGE tree-shadeo
lot with beautiful white Cape Coo
home; twin-sized bedrms., full tiled
bsmt., expandable attic. Only
$500 down ana assume present
4lnancing. No red tape, no qualify
ing. MARYLAND SALES, TO. 9-
LANDOYER HILLS-Pretty white
frame Cape Cod; 4 bedrmS.,
baths. equipped table-Space kit,
lge. side porch, nice tree-shaded
yard; Sl2,950, FILA terms. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
7-7774.
LANDOVER RILL-3-bedrm. bun
galoW. finished basement, Ia
baths, blue stone driveway, patio;
aluminium triple tract storm win
dows and doors; level lot: peace
full living in wooded atmosphere
completely redecorated l ". Deal
direct with OWNER and save
$4,000. SP. 3-43l4.
LANHAM AREA, near st. Mary's-
Clean, compact, expandable bun
galow, with fam.-Sized din. rm.:
lSS-ft. deep Iot With trees and
of-street parking. Priced to sell.
only $500 down. rHA. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
7-1714.
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nE@ggn
CAROLE ACRES
COMMUNITY OF
QUALITY HOMES
PHIFER INVESTMENT CORP.
Ma. 2-0022
IA . OOQO MA OiQu
CHEVY CHASE

Immed. occupancy immaculate g.
bedrm., 2-bath brk. rambler, rec.
rm., garage, storage rm.. lge. COM
plete kit. close to everything
This one won't last
ARnMORE REALTY co
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IANHAM

Immac. 4-bedTm. Cape Cod: sep.
din. rm., family-size YOUNGSTOWN
kit, bsmt., finished rec. rm. and
workshop, gar. SlS,50O, FLA.
WOODLAND
Move tomorrow Newly decorated
3-bedrm. brk. ramb. w/Santa
Claus firepl. bsmt., fenced lot.
Mod. dn. payt., assume 4eo loan.
L.ANDOVER HILLS
8 3-bedrm. Colonial: sep. din. rm.
equip. kit, den and full bsmt.
close to st. Mary's. $500 dn,,
paytS. less than rent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
NEW CABIN CRAFTS FASHIONS
IN ACRILAN* BLENDS
1295 ~.~,,~s
square. yard

Here three fashions by Cabin Crafts with the look Of elegance
their deep dense pile interesting pattern effects and beautifully clear oos
Because they're An blends they elegant look yet let
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liquids quickly removed detergent Choose this
modestH priced for woo beauty into bound
examples Of which list below Please allow weeks for delivery
12x9 1910 12x5 265OO 12x2O 351-H
l2xl2 1880 12x8 1850 l2x22 1852
Langley ep Of 1920 Acron Vere vevy look
l8 coors IL and IS wide.
Pom patterned tweed Acron VereI
lineoI eeometrc design Is coIors IL and IS
Champion hPe twist Of 1919 Acron 3o0 on Heat set for
twist retention and color clarity Il coos. IL and IS WIDE
'ocDc fiber
W5L-FIoo Coverings Chevy
Chevy Chase Corners Fals Church. Va) and $3.50
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08

Fine Job Printing At The Nugget.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
Washington Governor Asks President To Help Curb
 Japanese Salmon Fishing

OLYMPIA, R - Governor Ros- ellini called on President Eisen- hover Tuesday to help curb Jap anese salmon fishing in the Pacific Ocean.
 In a night letter to the Presi- dent, the Governor said:
 "The uncontrolled net fishing of the Japanese fishermen on the high seas is threatening this inn portant fishery with extinction. :"
 Tt has forced the closure of Bristol Bay fishing and undoubt- edly has reduced stocks headed for other streams and rivers of the Pacific Coast. The Bristol Bay closure in itself is a severe shock to the economy of the Pacific Northwest.
 "For three-fourths of a century the salmon runs have supplied us with an annual wealth of the fin est canned salmon," Rosellini stated.
 We have distributed the catch throughout the world"
 ''For number of years Amer ican fishing has been restricted so as to supply an adequate spawn. Unfortunately, our efforts are being nullified by the Japanese. :"
 "They not only take the mature salmon on the high seas, but they also take immature stock, which is detrimental to the runs for one or two years hence"
 "We here on the Pacific Coast respectfully urge you to supply the strong leadership that will be necessary to preserve this tre- mendously valuable fishery with out upsetting trade relations" ;" the Governor said.
 He noted that both the House of Representative and the Senate currently have before them bills that would reduce the imports of Japanese salmon.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
State Employees Annual Leave Would Be Cut To 15 Days In House Action

JUNEAU, UP - The House voted 25-12 Monday to cut the annual leave of Alaska's 1000 employees from 30 to Is days, but Anchor age Democrat James Fisher served notice to reconsider his vote and the bill will probably be brought up again.
 The vote came on an emend- ment to bill prohibiting state employees from receiving payment for compensatory time. The Sen- ate had passed the measure ear Her.
 The House added an amendment to reduce the vacation allowance from 212 to IA days month.
 Supporters of the original bill criticized the practice of some state employees who quit their jobs and were still able to collect pay for several weeks because of compensatory time they had built up.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
ORDINANCE No. 392


 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NOME, ALASKA, to amend Section 7-2, Clause One, of the Code of Ordinances of Nome Alaska, regarding the voting age of qualified electors of the City of Nome, and setting an effective date. Be It Ordained and Enacted by the Common Council of the City of Nome, Alaska, as follows:
 That Section 7-2, Clause One, of the Code of Ordinances of Nome, Alaska, is hereby amended to read as follows: Section 7-2. Qualifications of Elec- tors Enumeration.
 Clause One: Any person who is at least nineteen years of age, citizen of the United States, and who has resided con- tinuously for one year next proceeding the election in the State of Alaska, and thirty days next proceeding the election within the limits of the City of Nome, shall be a qualified elector at all cleo tions held under the provisions of this chapter
 This section shall become effective inn- mediately upon it's passage by the Com mon Council and the approval of the Mayor.
 Passed at a Special Meeting of the Nome Common Council this 9th day of April 1859.
 s/ Steffen Andersen, (City SeaD Mayor
 s/ Robert F. Scott, Attest: City Clerk Publish April 6, 8, 10, 1859
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
Appropriation Sought For Study of Rail, Highway Needs in 18th State

WASHINGTON, LR - A $200,- 900 appropriation was sought to- day to complete a study of needs for additional rail and highway transportation facilities connect ing the United States and central Alaska.
 Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, as acting chairman of the Alaska In- ternational Rail and Highway Commission, made the request yes terday before the Senate Appro- priations Committee. The House knocked the funds out Of sup plemental money bill.
 "This will be a blueprint of the transport needs of this portion of the North American continent, which will provide the guideline to both Canada and the United States for the development of this vast, untapped area," Magnuson said.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08

pcontest, limited this year to Alas kans only.
 Winner of the contest is Mrs. I. Walker Rupel of College Station, who suggested that the Alaskans write letter on "Why Am Liv ing In Alaska"
 So, the contest for Alaskans is on. The inhabitant of the biggest state in the Union who writes the best letter on "Why Am Living In Alaska will be flown to Texas as honor guest of the Sidewalk Cattlemen at their barbecue and rodeo the first Friday and Satur- day in June Entries in the contest must be sent to Bill Andrews, Watsonville, Texas, by May 10.
 People who remember other contests staged by Madisonville Sidewalk Cattlemen, with subjects such as "Why I Hate Texas" "Why I Would Like to Live in Texas" and who recall that this fun-loving organization sought out the Worlds Happiest Taxpayer, and, during the drought, 'The Worlds Most Weather-Beaten Cowboy" one year, and "The Worlds Driest Rancher" another, may think that the Cattlemen have had change of heart, but, says Andrews, "We're just going to let big Alaska have her say '. We just want to show off Texas to an Alaskan"
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
INVITATION FOR BIDS National Guard Armory
Nome, Alaska


 Sealed bids in single copy for furnish ing all labor, equipment, materials, and performing all work for the project de- scribed herein will be received until 1000 AM. PST April p, 1859, in the Office of the Commissioner, Alaska Highway and Public Works Department, Room 503, Alaska Office Building, Juneau, Alaska, and then publicly opened.
 Plans, Specifications and Contract Documents are available for inspection at the Commissioners Office, Juneau, Alaska; Foss, Olsen Sands, Archi- tects, 109 w. Third, Juneau Alaska: Associated General Contractors of Amer ica: Alaska Chapter 306, Central Build ing, Anchorage, Alaska; Associated Gen. eral Contractors, 215 Harrison Street, Seattle, Washington; and Plan Bureau Office. 2413 Western Avenue, Seattle, Washington.
 Plans and Specifications are available upon request without charge from:
 Commissioner,
 Alaska Highway Public Works
 Box 1861, Juneau, Alaska.
 Guarantee will be required with each bid equal to five (5) percent of the amount of the base bid and alternate. Performance bond will be required, equal to fifty (5O) percent of the amount of the contract. A payment bond will be required equal to fifty (50l percent of the contract.
 This project is the construction of reinforced concrete National Guard Ar mory at Nome, Alaska, consisting of Drill Hall, Storage Rooms, Vault, Toilets and Lockers, Boiler Room, 2 car Garage, 2 Classrooms, Offices, Site Improvements, Utilities and other incidental items. Publish April l, 8, IS.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
NEW RANK ANNOUNCED FOR CADET RONALD ENCSTROM

WASHINGTON STATE COL LEGE - More. than 120 Army ROTC cadets at Washington State College were promoted this week, according to Colonel w. w. Bai- ley, professor of military science and tactics.
 Cadets selected for advance ment have shown proficiency in drill, leadership and academic grades, Col Bailey said.
 Cadets and their new ranks from the Nome area include Ron- aid Engstrom, promoted to Private First Class. Ronald is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Engstrom. Box 489, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
FORMOSA MAYOR STUCK
 WITH WEDDING BELLS

TAIPEI, Formosa, R m The town council at Taoyuan thinks Mayor Hsu Hsin-Chih should get married.
 It feels so strongly about this that it has named a 12-man com mittee to find a wife for him.
 The five women members of the town council also volunteered to help find the right girl.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08

Then there was the clever cat that ate cheese and breathed down the rat hole with baited breath.
The Nome nugget., 1959-04-08
N o E

NO TIcE
 1859 Dog Licenses are now available al the City Clerks Office. License year is April l. 1859. through March 3l. 1860. All dogs over 10 months of age must be licensed.
 MALE DOG ................."S2.00 FEMALE DOG ...........S3.00 Whether licensed or unlicensed m no dog is allowed to run loose in inc city. but when the dog is licensed. ii is the duty of the police 10 notify inc owner.
 ROBERT F. SCOTT.
 City Clerk. Pub. April 6, 8, 10, 13, Is, IT, 20. EsrN T~H~ p~sv]sr~ The NSxeeo%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28

Since a congressional appro-
priation set up the elephant
and 1874 other animals as resi-
dents in the 176-acre park.
the zoos collection has grown
TO almost 5000 creatures.
Foreign Flags Fly
Large crowds strolled through
the Zoo yesterday and noticed
flags from SO countries on poles
in front of cages of animals
from the different lands.
Foreign Embassies also took
part in the salute program, with
the Embassy of Israel provid-
ing signs for all animals men,
toned in the Old Testament.
The Embassy of the Union Of
South Africa provided a film
for showing at the Cleveland
Park Branch of the Public Liz
brary. Rangers from the Agri-
culture Departments Forest
Service were on hand to answer
questions Of Zoo visitors at the
den Of Smoky the bear.
Recently the Friends Of the
National Zoo donated $4,000 for
preparation Of a master plan.
Mr.. Kampelman said it is
hoped this can be the pattern
for improved facilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28
Zoo FIogpoIe Honors
Mann, Former Director

A tribute to the National Zoo
logical Parks director emeritus
was unveiled yesterday as a
symbol Of the hope for an ever
improving display Of animal
specimens here.
DR.. William M. Mann. who
retired as Zoo director in 1856.
is the subject of a plaque and
flagpole placed at the Connec-
ticut avenue entrance of the
Zoo. On the plaque are the
words:
"A gift of friends of the Zoo
as an expression Of warm affec-
ton for DR.. William M. Mann,
former director"
The fiagpole, along with a
new 50-star flag, was presented
by the Friends Of the National
Zoo as a climax of week lend
Salute to the National Zoo,
. Max Kampelman, president
Of the group, said the salute
marked the end Of the first
full year Of his organization,
set up to encourage improve
ment of ZOO facilities.
Mr.. Kampelman expressed
the hope the future will see a
zoo here second to none" He
saw a better future for the zoo
because of the past leadership
of DR.. Mann and the present
work of DR.. Theodore Reed
director, and ]. Lear Grimmer
assistant director.
Accepting the flag, DR.. REM
ington Kellogg. assistant Sec
rotary for the Smithsonian In
stitution. recalled that the zoe
started with a circus elephant
tied to a tree in 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-28
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500, WTTG (5l-Five Star
Feature: Valley of the
Sun" Lucille Ball and Dean
Jaeger. A frontiersman ex-
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agent (1942).
1000, WTOP (9-Hennesey:
Premiere. Jackie Cooper
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1880. WTOP (9)-June Ally
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Bette Davis. A spinster
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11:OO. WTTG 81 Starlight
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Dana Andrews and Merle
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