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Lore, AeREAaE BON sALE

DAnNKsrowN, M. ARIA , %
sssr ho saoOo keidssse y s,k sSe
niss are crowded. We have re-
served uml iof limited number Of
clients hulIdlnH pEpleclf go W
hIoi aas' WI. h s.Siei y Ho'''
msmbsTsklp IL ehencndnls Club
Tor sale ~ mi. from d, C.
Nearby club house and al outdoor
iaclI, lnclno. swimming pool, fx-
Gel. nHhina conditions. owner
ylfhss e move and wili saerines'
FAIRFAX COUNTY. ROUTE
Loneeat privately owned lrontaae
en- y, between Alex, and
NQodbridfe. also frQniaee RIA
FARMS a ACREAGE. INC.
IpE. s-ssoa fvss., pu. B-ssi7
FAInfAx-Appfoslmately IS acres
On Rites, ofi and ole, near Fair
holland II. HARRIS nRokfR,
VA. 6-5aoS.
F A ,, Tracts. 81 3
ionT frontssss or,sed iTom ssoo
Thompssn. Kf. S.asio. lyman
& pKLLK a CO.. INC, Asents.
one b-xcTif TRACT
ONE i0-AchE TRACT
Located 1 mile on Routes 20-Hli
4 mile b c. side Of centrevilis,
I Heo1 SesR RifALrY CORP. JE a.7aoi
FOR FAlRFAx COUNTY land, cali
MASON a oAER I. HtRsI, Brok-
ers. Annandaie, Va, CT. $4,000,
GARRET PARK on Rock Greek and
adjoining beautifully wooded
lots. water and sewer alfeady IN
lots. OWNER must sell. Telephone
VIII. 1-e3h3.
GREENWOOD FARMS : Choice
acre homesltes on paved street.
Out colesville rd., right on Cedar
lane 3h miles. Priced from
s IS cal bA RA t Ea4i EsrA We.
GLENDALE. MD. = Beautiful 5 2
acres, city water tapped IN, Only
$4,000, terms. NJ. sToRcH. sP.
D-totu.
HAWTHORNE. ID. C.-Lovely So
n. frontage containing II 800 50.
Nc l issS K o 5lT.. hAsl q ssSssc'
HOWARD CO., Tridelphia I'd
acres with view $1,000. Also 4
level acres for $4,000; AZ acres
on Mink HOLLOW rd.. partly wooded
tfarTStH22i prA t rarhTF
WA, 4-e4ol.
excellent view over fairway; 1896
subordinate part Of financing. Call
OIL. 4-5s00i weekdays or ewes,
OIL. 4-3512. MARGARET ].
DUNKLEY. realtor.
LANGLEY. vA.-Desirabl lots with
wooded, some clean. Sensible re-
strictions. ia-acre to 40.O00-sd. ft.
$1,000 and up. McCAY A McCAX,
INC, Realtors, ia. $500.
La PLATA PARK--Almost 3 acres
age; nice level land, mostly open,
some woods; priced S1,596, cash
5000, balance $50 mo. so. ND.
E 1859 o oSsin "a dsi Eiai = % Ss' va
IA Plata PARK-corner OF 1.s5
acres with 202 It. OF State road
Si,l05, cash 5000. balance $50
mo, so, ND. REALTY CO. La
Plata, Md. WE. 4-S432. open
LAYTONSVILLE. MD. = lOO-acre
gently rolling land, suitable for
immediate development in this
highly desirable area. unsurpassed
In value; reasonable terms avail
able. Mr.. PRENTICE, DI. 7-2734,
so. S-9336.
suitland, 3 blocks from high
. school. EN-. 2.4546.
MACARTHUR BLVD. EXTENDED
ITO acres facing river. reduced 70
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CONGRESSIONAL
COUNTRY CLUB
ESTATES

IAN EXCLUSIVE COMMUNITY
overlooking Confessional COM
try Club; 1-acre sites, S3,060..
with paved streets, $4,550; with
sewer and water and paved
street,. S4,750: 2-acre sites, ST.
800: with paved street, $500.
Terms If desired.
Directions: Drive out Mass. ave. TO
Goldsboro rd.s turn left to Mac
Arthur boulevard to 500 block,
turn right on Cemetery I'd to
1000 block. Salesman on property
SHAPIRO, INC, REALTOR
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
1413 K NE. s-1717
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KENW0OD, adjacent to golf course,
excellent view over fairway; 1886
II. frontaae, sloping 10 rear. Will
subordinate part Of financing. Call
OIL. 4-5s00, weekdays or ewes,
OIL. 4-3512. MARGARET J.
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VIRGINIA. BIIII,nERS

5 ACRES wooded tract. Norwood
Rd. q mi. North silver Spring
$4,000. H. q H. DEVELOPMENT
CO., EV. 4-ob1b, EV, 4-lS25.
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MT. GILEAD ACRES

BLVD. IA EltUEU-
ITO acres facing river, reduced to
$4,000 for quick sale. Mo. 6-l7s2
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n, CoLLkoE fAHks Nd, mr. Rhode
ialand aye.--a lots. al utila, IN.
Paved g,fssi Ezssll,n, ealldias
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FLoRIDA PROPERTY

T0nf LAUDEnDAIE. FLORIDA. g.
nodrm. house. alt Couu, naTanln.
must sell. ufnnntpt IE N-iii4,
roRT MYFRs Wsifrfront lot. $3.50
on lat. $500 down, $50 mo-, no
interest kE 0.lulb.
tNNEaT IN OUR N1A8lf,K fu-
TuhE-uovt lott. j 3 and n On
Merritt IA near CAPE Canaverai.
5000 per acre ee-acrs mlA.
Near ocnlA. Acres Of Diamonds for
fenldenta, farmina. horaa breed
ms or Industry AZ $500 Der aere.
3u-acre min. - warranty tltIa
terms PVT, OWNER. RK' b-taAs,
TWO SMALL IoMEs In perfect
condition. fsntal income sioo per
terms or win trade Tor Northern
w. property. Boz 207. Aiexan.
Nfias va.
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Ruby Downs, Broker

LAkk CHAMFLAIN = o-Fm sum-
setslnss.0 'iios .n bs sash, m s6asoo or
exchange. Cali scuLL. wo. g.
Oa7t.
Any Ep sS ss,.I a.S4 h. ysS, p.. sG
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D. c. Apt. House Ground
Suitable for $50 Units
Over 10000 50. It. suitable for
Title .S1 Fla both . sides zsA AHne: SIS, St.
Less than 100 IT. from e. Capitol
st. Graded street, water and sewer
In front Of property. Terms.
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HILLSMERE
SHORES
20 MILES FROM
WASHINGTON

Where the Chesapeake
Bay Meets South River
of sandy shores, beau
tiful beaches, ideal bath
ing, boating, fishing and
grabbing. All piers. beaches
and boat harbors are for
the private use of property
owners.
This million-dollar estate
of over 500 acres is now
being subdivided into large
lots. If you act now, you
can get a beautiful large
lot for
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HOWARD CO., Tridelphia rd-2
ssrss with view s sS 600; ., Also ssr. I
On Mink " ~ aaoiloT r.. partly woo csses
WA 4-alnI- - i
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DAnkEsTowN, Nh. ARIA , d
hs,sssssho saioOo ksIid.as y s, ksee
uIea are crowded. We have re-
served lmf Tor limited number Of
clients hulIdlnN pEoifcfe &C. Va
., ones -, nHqpAsA o. Ross
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Deale Marine Sales

Now displaying Chris Craft Cava-
lier. Lyman Clinker-built, Larson
Fiberglas. Mercury Outboards. Also
good selection used boats and mo-
tors. Trades and terms. New slips
available for al boats purchased.
Deale, Nd. UN. 7-2023
m cry NFnTOD 5Es oar = 1Tifb
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

A CASH BUYER on Will aElL
on TNRNa, ~, $4,000
aoUfilkAef nKALTY co.
A BONUS FnlcE paid for Desirable
b. q. and n homea All eaAh
paid, ~ 10000,
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RAMBLER LOT e2x35O

Next to 234O Raynold st. Sc. I'm
proved street, water and sewer in.
Sac. at less than rs cents . 50.
81. Terms.
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REST RIM

BUY FROM MANUFACTURER
Better see our 1889 cabin cruiseP
The Doubloon," before you buy
It's q new beaut. ei-ft. cabin
vate head, sun deck, bliee pump
and hunks for 2 but viii sieep
more Wei appointed Can ioi
49, hRAL MOTOR t!,I!y s,,,, BOAT CORP,
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Sherwood Manor

PRINCE GEORGES coUN-
TY. only 1 mile north Of
new wash : Annapolis ex-
pressyay on y s. 3Ql, only
and Bladensburg. Beautiful
large I acre homesites.
wooded or cleared. streets
asphalted. county maintain
ed. We have q lot to meet
, your requirements for any
type Of house. Protective
covenants and building re-
ssrlctions.
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BUILDERS

We have tS lots IN Prince ocorSss
os ,. YS or isssh. YIN uc s''s cai
M cQkTEs. Ma. s-isosl ewes
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D. CROCK CREEK LOT
I'd. 100x200. Beaut. wooded, ideal
elevation. Overlooking . running
LOUIS H. TowBEs a CO.
MUNSEY BUILDING
QE. 2.242O MA. S-AhAH
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SUMMER HOMES
SUNNI Err CAMPS

SUMMER CAMPS
CAMP in nearby virginia. 5 or T.
day boarding and day sessions by
the week. Pickup 8 to 8 and de-
liver home ) to 8. Nature. science,
craft, group games, horseback rid
ing, thorough swimming program:
chiidren's dramatics. singing and
dancing, Boys and girls 3 to IA.
Daily transp. to close-ir Montgcm-
cry County, NV. Wash. and Va,
Call Wo. 6-199S.
CAMP SHEEMAR
Summer Camp for Girls
AGES 7 THROUGH II
In the foothills Of the mountains
near Winchester, Virginia. Brand
new. all modern, unit-planned.
on 200-acre estate. Experienced
staff. All crafts: all forms Of
recreation provided. Nom and
Dad will wish they, too, could
summer at Sheemar Hills.
Write william A. Martin. Sheemar
Hills, fiainesboro, Virginia.
REQUEST CAMP FOLDER. boys and
girls, z to is, SIS week; fishing,
horses; June-Aug Box $50, Har-
risonburg, Va. Refs. Pc. 2-3079,
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LoUDouN coUNTY's
sKYLINE DRIVE

IOUlIOUN COQNl1 .
SKYLINE DRIVE
Nowhere has heaven and earth
met to make a land more fair for
mans 1abitation.r This quotation
from General Washinston's Jour-
nal Is most applicable TO the Mt.
Gilead area where homesites rang
ing from 8 to Is acres are avail.
in the plateau Of Catoctin Noun
tain, now arrayed In her rare
spring dress, interspersed with
wealth Of lockwood and redbud.
The nucleus Of fine community
is represented BY conservative
homes of Mt. Gilead's satisfied
pioneers--attracte BY the loca-
ton and reasonable prices. In
spired by the view, protected by
the covenants, they settled and
sing its praises to others. Near
enough for pleasant committing
through Leesburg to Chantilly air.
port, GA. and Washington proper,
and ideal for retircment--a COM
bination hard to beat. Directions:
Route q to Leesburg. left ct traf-
nc. light on. ! 5 to Route 1Q4, turn
right, then left on Route 662, past
Lcudoun Orchards, property on
your left. See Mr.. Hatcher on
property, or call SP. 1882.
FARMS 81 ACREAGE, INC.
De. e-55O4 1908 Goth ST. NV.
NOLAN, va. = Wooded lot, I10x
IS0-ft.: all ntils.; ideal for split
level or daylight bsnit. Walk to
Catholic church and school. $500.
XII 2-R20o
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RIVERSIDE
sPRINGTIME
"SKYLAND ESTATES"

Of Virginia are now beau
tiful to behold, refreshing to en-
JOY.
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HoLLf NH mARnoR = ysaF
fence: Pier ptlvh, Tii,os6. 81 800
api .owEEh. wa. 1850 Or
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KAY BOWLING

WI. R-Q2h0 or 6-2h00
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NEAR DARNEsrowN --one-acr,

NEAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lots with trees: $1,000. Building
restrictions.
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NEAR IRu' dERslA STiSSSi acres:
$4,000. Beaut. rolling land,
sod. 81 acres; $4,000. rs mi. to
downtown d. c., 6 mi. to Cal
thersburg.
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6,955 50. IT. Wheaton area. I'M
proved by excellent brick and
masonry structure. 3 &C, Offices.
5000 So. IT. warehouse space plus
adequate off-street parking. $685.
ca an Inhn r Han niamnna a.osa1
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bunToNsvFLLK-2-acre tract. az
sss. Isast: i4.seFs :. i .g. si =!
CLAUDE sHIfLET, RAJ 10000
CASH AvAlLAnLE, any type qi
M PROPERTIES. TO. 2-63OO,
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SHEINWOLD ON BRIDGE
Lonq Suit Chances Rule
BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
United States Masters Team Champion

This doesn't sound very likely.
AS a matter Of cold mathe-
mates 1t isn't at all likely. The
odds are two to one that West
has a singleton spade rather
than the doubleton queen. SO
the best play is to lead spade
to dummy's king and return a
trump from dummy. When
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East plays low you finesse the
Jack.
Daily Question
AS dealer you hold:
A. 0Q72 0AKQ7632 sc 3
What do you do?
Answer: Bid one diamond.
There is no advantage in max.
ing a shutout bid when you
have such great high-card
strength. You might easily
miss a slam if you started with
such a bid as three or four
diamonds.
tCopyright. 1859. Gen. Features corp.I
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WORD GAME
Find 48 or more words in
Ell &C u A r

meaning. having but one CELL
Average is 40 words; time limit
IS minutes.
Rules Of the game: Words must b.
OF four or more letters @ Words which
acquire four letters BY the addition O.
used. 3. Only one form Of a word Is
used. 4. Proper names are not used.
Answer TO BRILLIANT
ball. bail. bait, barn, BARN, bill, brain
bran brat. brant, rant rail. rain, .rill
RANT. lain, lair, lint, lit, Ira, liar
alibi. ALT, anil, anti, aril, nail. mill
tall, tarn, tail, tibia. till, train, trial
trail, tribal, trill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-18

How should you play the
trump suit when you hold nine
trumps in the combined hands,
including the ace, king, Jack
and ten? Should you play for
the drop or should you flnesSe?
South dealer.
Both sides vulnerable.
NORTH
AK872
1858
1J104
@A105
WEST EAST
a. AQ63
0Q72 0J1095
0AKQ7632 %
&63 @Js842
SOUTH
AAJ1095
7AK4
185
%KQ7
South West North East
IA 20 "a Pass
a. All pass
Opening lead: Diamond king.
West leads the king Of dia-
monds and then continues with
the queen of diamonds. East
discards the deuce Of clubs on
the second diamond. West con-
tinues with the ace of diamonds
and East discards another club.
You ruff. of course. and then
must decide how to play the
trumps.
with eight, ever: with nine,
never" said the old rule on
illnesses. That is you f1neSSe
for the queen when you have
eight trumps in the combined
hands; you do not f1neSse, how
ever, when you have nine
trumps. This rule applies only
when you have no special in
formation Tor when you can
afford to let either opponent
gain the lead). When you have
information about the suit
breaks you may revise the old
rule.
Seven-Card Suit
You know that West started
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Seven-Card Suit

You know that West started
with seven diamonds. If the
spades are to break % West
must have two spades out of
six cards, and East must hav?
two spades out of twelve cards.
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u. S. Governors
Visit Tushkent

TASHKENT, USSR, July Il
(AP).-Seven American Gov
errors learned about the OLE
and new of Central Asia today
They visited adobe houses il
the 2,OO0-year-old section o.
this Soviet city and saw a mod
ern textile plant in new fash
kent.
They will make a flying one.
day trip to Samarkand, the an
cient capital of the Emperor
Tamerlane, tomorrow. The
group arrived here last night
The Governors started the
day in a conference with Aim
Alimovich Alimov, the chair
man of the council of minister;
of the Uzbekistan Republic.
Uzbekistan produces two
thirds Of the Soviet Unions
cotton, four million bales o.
cotton annually.
The Governors are Rober'
B. Meyner of New Jersey, Johr
E. Davis of North Dakota, Lu'
Their R. Hodges of North Caro-
lima, Stephen L. r. McNichol'
of Colorado, Robert r. Smyli(
of Idaho, George D. Clyde o.
Utah and Leroy Collins o.
Florida.
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elephants, another tiger, sew
eral leopards and assorted birds.
The SCOTS met their cub and
were nearly mobbed when they
took him for a walk on New
York streets.
The little tiger nearly came
to grief himself shortly after
arriging in Washington. On a
visit to Mr. SCOTS mother they
gave the tiger a bowl of milk
served on a nice, clean towel.
The cub ate half of the towel.
Had Operation
DR.. Theodore Reed, director
of the Zoo, was called when the
cub developed a massive stom-
ach ache, found the animal had
a temperature of 105 degrees
and whisked him off to a veter-
mary hospital in Silver Spring
for a quick operation.
]. Willard Marriott, president
Of the Hot Shoppes, Inc. and
the Marriott Motor Hotel, is
going to put the tiger on a Sc
ries of personal appearances
at his places starting Wednes-
day until August Z as a part of
a contest to pick a name for the
cub. After that he will be the
full property of the Washing
ton Zoo.
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Dutch Declare
CuIIus Unique

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands
July II (AP).-Dutch critics
tonight termed soprano Maria
Callas unique after her first
performance in the Neither
lands.
She sang with the Amster-
dam Concertgebouw Orchestra
A capacity audience of 2,40O
clapped, shouted and stamped
their feet after she finished her
second number, an aria from
Verdi'S opera Ernani.
Crown Princess Beatrix and
her sister Princess Irene were
in the audience.
One Dutch music critic called
Miss CallaS' singing "out of this
world" Another critic called
her voice most unusual and
added: Part of her popularity
is due to her personality as
much as to her singing"
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NAACP to Mark
50th Anniversary

NEW YORK, July IL (AP).-
The National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored
People will celebrate its 50th
anniversary when it's annual
convention opens here Mon
dav at the Coliseum.
The week-long convention
which will close with a rally
in the Polo Grounds, will at
tract such speakers as Gov
Nelson A. Rockefeller Of New
York; DR.. Nnamdi Azikiwe
premier Of Eastern Nigeria;
Senators Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota, and Scott, Re-
publican of Pennsylvania, and
Walter Reuther, president OF
the United Auto Workers.
A spokesman said the pri-
mary issue at the convention
will be ways and means of &C.
celebrating public school deseg-
Iregration.
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Kishi Plays Golf
In Flight Delay

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, July
IL (AP). - japanese Premier
Nobusuke Kishi, unperturbed
when his plane had to fly 600
miles with an engine out, got
in a golf game with two gen.
erals today during a 12-hour
delay on a flight to Copenhagen
and London.
The Scandinavian Air Service
plane developed engine trouble
two hours out of Anchorage on
a flight from Tokyo. The pro-
peller was feathered to avoid
damage and the plane came in
only a quarter hour behind
schedule.
While the engine was being
changed some of Mr.. Kishi's
official party of IL slept, but
the Prime Minister was taken
to the Fort Richardson course
for a golf game with United
States 1t. Gen. Frank Arm
strong and Mai. Gen. C. F.
Necrason.
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Camera Flown IS Miles
High to 7 eIevise Sun

DR.. Schwarzschild, who in
tends TO rest a few days before
undertaking the delicate task
Of developing the film, said IT,
only problem encountered was
in the telemetering Of such in
formation as temperatures Of
equipment.
The 202-foot-long balloon
and its advanced camera
reached a maximum height Of
about $50 feet and held that
altitude for three hours.
This was the second series
Of project stratoScope tests. The
first series two years ago de-
termined the size Of the suns
gas spots-from 1870 TO 1000
miles in diameter.
The current series will at
tempt to learn how long gas
spots remain hot and to obtain
a comparison Of sun spots in
magnetic and non-magnetic
lareas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
Mochinist Invents Woy
To Dental Unit Honors

George r. Kern, IS. a retired
Arlington machinist, got a set
Of dentures about 10 years age
and they didn't fit. He took
them back for alteration and
still they didn't fit. So he built
a special device and fitted them
himself.
Since then he has designed
several drills for use by dem
fists, one Of which is in wide
use in northern Virginia.
Last week his efforts were
recognized when he was made
an honorary member Of the
Virginia Dental Society.
Offsets Curing Changes
The machine Mr.. Kern first
devised is called a "denta-
graph" 1t corrects the dimen-
sional changes that occur in
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Highway to Get
Safety Island

BALTIMORE, July II (AP)
The State Roads Commission
today announced plans to Gre
ate a pedestrian safety island
in the middle of Maryland 528,
the Coastal Highway running
from Ocean City to the Della
ware Line.
George N. Lewis, director of
the commissions Traffic Dr.
vision, said the safety island
will be painted. white and will
be in the center of the 100
foot-wide black top road. It
will be six feet in width.
The safety island will run
unbroken, except for intersec-
tons, for eight miles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
NyIon Approved

VATICAN CITY, July II
(AP).-The Roman Catholic
Church'S congregation of the
rites has granted the Argen-
tine diocese of San Isidoro per-
mission to use nylon for church
vestments and altar cloths. The
action was requested because
of the poverty of the diocese,
Vatican sources said. Linen still
must be used for Holy clothes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
Old Church
To Be Raced

st. Stephens Church, 2436
Pennsylvania avenue NV, a
landmark in the Washington
circle area, is going to be de-
molished.
Msgr. Joseph F. Denges, pas
tor Of the church, said yester-
day that the 92-year-old build
ing will be torn down because
its continued use would be un-
safe. He added that 1t will be
replaced by a new structure
Masses in the present build
ing will be offered for the last
time today. Starting next Sun
day mass will be celebrated in
a temporary chapel in Immac-
ulate Conception Academy
Twenty-fourth and X streets
NV. formerly st. Stephens
parish school.
Msgr. Denges said remodel
ing of the present church
building would be more costly
than constructing a new one
Construction of a new struc-
ture on the same site is
scheduled to start this fall
Msgr. Denges said details of q
building fund drive will be an
nounced later.
I'VE hope to be in the new
building by Christmas, 1860"
said Msgr. Denges, who has
been pastor of the church for
10 years.
He added that st. Stephens
is the ninth Oldest parish in
the District and was named for
the first Christian martyr.
The cornerstone of the pres
ent church was laid in 1866,
but construction was delayed
and the building was not COM
pleted until 1868.
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ST. PAUL. Mimi, July II
(AP).-A ~ inch telescope
camera, aimed by remote con-
troll from the ground, scared
more than IS miles above the
earth beneath a huge plastic
balloon today and photograph
ed and televised the sun.
There is an excellent chance
of very good photographs, y
said DR.. Martin Shcwarzschild,
scientific director Of the Navy
project.
1.-THE principal functions OF
the system worked EXTREMITY
we'll. Focusing and televlsion
worked marvelously," he added
DR.. Schwarzschild. a Prince
ton University astronomer
viewed the telecast Of the sun
from a tracking van.
The scientific payload was
parachuted to earth o ma farm
about 100 miles south Of the
launching site, with very lit
tie damage to the equipment
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Ocean Peaks Found

LONDON, July II (AP).--
Soviet and East German scien-
fists have discovered ocean
mountain peaks rising to o.
$40 feet above the Atlantic
floor, Moscow Radio reports.
Positions were not given but
scientists in an expedition
voyaged between Greenland
and Iceland and southwark
from Iceland to the latitude Of
Rio de Janeiro. Brazil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
Ruskin Heads
Alumni Group

Herbert Raskin, an Internal
Revenue Service attorney, has
been elected president of the
Washington chapter Of the
alumni association Of the City
College of New York.
Mr.. Raskin, who lives at 1923
Braeburn place, Bethesda, is
treasurer Of the Bannockburn
Community Club there.
Other new officers are
Frances Shubert, vice presi-
dent; Alan Rogers, secretary,
and Fred Weinberger, historian.
Paul Hagen was reelected
treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-12
Manuscripts Found

LONDON, July II (AP.-
Moscow Radio reports a mass
of manuscripts and letters by
authors such as Jean-Jacques
Rosseau, j. Fennimore Cooper,
Heinrich Heine, Hans Christian
Andersen. and Sir Walter Scott
have been found in the Lenin-
grad archives. 1t said selec-
tons will be published.