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Immediate Occupancy

Several newly redecorated brick
ramblefs In Pals Church and Ans
Mandate area. Many with all-elee-
trio GE Kitchens. including gar
bage disposals, dishwasherS. etc,
Fireplace 2-3 bedrms. M. schools
stores and buses. Apply portion Of
rent towards purchase option.
LARCHMONT REALTY. INC, JE.
$4,000. JE. 2-6415.
LANGLEY PARK
1914 Merrimaek DR.. Cape Codi
brick. 4 bedrms.. 2 baths. liv. rn.s
din. rm.. kit. utility I'm. earage.
Avail. the sth: 81 so mo. on tease,
HUGH 7. PECK he. 4-6400
MANASSAS - Attrae. Cape Coo,
$50 50 mo. or sell no On. pymt-.
SIS mo. Vacant Do. $4,000.
PA AVE. Sc, IOO0-I0 rms, .
baths: reasonable. Call 10 2-26g3.
PIMMITT HILLS bedrms.; newly
decor 500 mo. Call il. 3-3443
after $3.50 pm.
SILVER SPRING, MD. (WheatonD
--3-bedrm. spiit-level, III baths.
rec. rm. ! ". old; May ! posses.
sion: $3.50 mo. D. Z. YoUNKIH,
SILVER SPRING-Brick Colonial,
nsviy des, 3 bedrms.; $l3S ne.
(continued on Neat FsseD
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Aprs uMFuRMsHEp-p aprs UMEuRMHEp-wD

400 ssh ST. Sc. Ne. Mice
duplex apartment . rms. dinette,
80 NO Key No. ,. Inspect or
iIi6 Iath ST. NV. = Modern. 4
rooms, KIT. and bath apt; newly
dec, IN elev. bids. SQb mo.
IAdults), See the ianilor In
sAss1 sosoo DIXIE HOUSING co.
$40 ord ST. NV, APT, 3
wA usRHs; rR sLrY., ' AZ, $500 $500
Di2 0ALLATfN ST. NV
wAsHi M ] RiLfY. RAJ $500
J, LIS v ST 81. -.
wE ISM ci sa REr s.i aR in'! $500 800
5301 N. H. AVE. NV.
: bedrms., Nv. rm.. am, KIT. bath,
cooled and carpeted corridors. roof
deck, express bus at doct; adults
only; 20, pets permitted. Apply
.2724 PORTER ST. NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE
Lit, rm., bedrm., din. area, kit,
bath; S04, 80, utils. Incl. ofi-street
parking, See ianitor,
HERBERT HARVEY. INC.
RE. 1880
.27l6 PORTER ST. NV.
BLOCK EAST OF CONN. AVE.
Liv fms oee ,,,l,ss. q q,, sm' n XVI
street parking. See ianitor.
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
RE. 7-1560
COLORED, 4fa RHODE ISLAND
AVE. NV rm., kit, bath. heat
and not water furn.: S4s mo. Key
No. .. inspect or call co. $1,000
cOL0RED-I73I T ST. NV
SsdrmsS; s w. s I'm ~. Kit hath S St5ls
lCOLORED-FOR ELDERLY or
quiet ladies; 3-rm. apt. $500 lsi
81. NV. RA. 3-0SS9.
COLORED - 3ae8 CROFFUT Pr
SEA- rms, kit. and bath; AL
cond,; only $50 mo. Mr.. NEU'
ICOLORED - 1908 QUE ST. NV.
Apt. 30 rms. kit. and bath. heai
and INV incl: NO CHILDREN
only s5g;S0 mo. Mr.. NEUMANN
Ma. s-07O0.
COLORED-9I3 NJ ST. NV. Apt
IA 4. 3 TTnsx;, kit. and bath heated
COL0RED = Ises CORCORAN ST,
Nv rms tiled kit bath and
shower: gas heat DE 2-56l6
cOLoRED-lsl5 A ST. Sc.
. rms. kit. bath, heat incl. SOL
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. 3-s30(
scoLoRED-345 ELM ST. NV.
= bedrms., l.r., kit. bath, sos
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RA. 3-S30(
col CRED DESIRABLE APIS.
All Apartments Newly Decorated
Utils Furn. in Some BUILDINGS
Modern Kitchen and Bath
Discount on Year Leases
ll2 Eve st. ne. rm. S54 %
1918 N ST. NV. 3 rms. "a &c
lis N. z. ave nv " rms. 81 50
314 end st. ne, 2 rms. .5t
l3l4 End st.. ne, rm. $3.50
1914 18th s. NV. 2 rms. bs:5t
ca s Mr. PAYS I EySs GO . 1888
" of sifSi ! TO g s'ss a 4 ri W
CoLoRED
935 p ST. NV.
IL rooms, kitchen and bath. heal
and hot water furnished; $50 so
il room. kitchen and bath. hea
and hot water furnished: $50.
THE JOLISSAINT
REAL ESTATE SERVICE
1914 9th 81 NV. HU. 3-5S2S
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PIANOS
BALDWIN
Acrosonic

Certified, completely de-
signed, built and guaran-
teed by Baldwin. giving
you the very highest de-
gree Of craftsmanship
pure tonal quality and re-
sponsiveness obtainable In
any Spinet or Console
Piano built today, regard
less Of price.
Come in and play one, q
trial will convince the I'M
trained ear as well as the
connoisseur.
Baldwin Acrosonic Transi-
tional, choice of handsome
walnut, cherry or mahog-
any finish. Full Keyboard,
designed. built, and guar
anteed by Baldwin. Regu-
lar Baldwin list, $3.50.
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ron SALE RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators
sod cutters, roIlers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL a Eoulp. Co, 10 a-bO4O
FLOOR SANDERS, polishers vet.
dry vaca.. low rates, MODERN
FLOORS, e43l 18th 81. NV.
FRUNT-KND LOADER. John Deere
Y $s, ss'.'. hAE4AE aAsYoNsO n!
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IIUI TN ST. N. w.
OFFICE FURNITURE
4 FLOORS FULL
ON SALE NOW

First-ouality heavy duty gray steel
executive and secretarial desks,
S64.50. II new, $3.50.
Genuine walnut executive and Sec
retarial refinished desks. $40 so;
none better.
Conference tables. the better kind,
genuine walnut. $40 so up. Some
with glass tops. Real bargains.
Mao cabinets. drawers. wood, 49x
3Sx14, 2 sets, $40. 30; excellent
eond. Same 44x34x14.
Sofa, brand-new, duro., plastic.
$3.50, modern style, bargain
at this price.
Genuine Kardex files. 3x5 or Axe,
50 q drawer. Excellent buy.
All-steel gray supply cabinets, TEX
36x1S, S37 so; shelves, with
locks and keys.
Gray brand-new all-steel 4-drawer
filing cabinets S39.9S. Excellent
MANY MORE ITEMS TOO Nc
NERVOUS TO MENTION FOR
THIS SALE.
II you want the best in used busi-
ness furniture, see US first.
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BEDROOM. dining rm.. contents q
Sss; fsssonabiS rates. IA. b-sgs7
D.
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APIS. UNFURNIsRED-vA.
AIR-coNDITIoNEp
BEVERLY HILLS
2-Bedroom Apt, $127.50
INCL IIInIMC1 ALL IrTnIrIEa

individually controlled air cnnd
and heat. recreation area, pri-
vate parking; near schools and
shopping; bus at dnor. Resident
manager. 1hone XII S-532i.
811 WEST GLEBE ROAD
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1913 18th St NV Ma. S.05SC
ALEXANDRIA - Burton Garden:
Apt 1-bedrm.. garden type with
junior dining room. $50 to SSl 81
incl utilS. OV. 3-l213.
westover area-Mod.
ern 3-bedrm. apt. with outside
entrance. Avail. May |. Si45 incl
all utills. Call Manager. KE. g.
ARL. n. - Clean quiet adult l.
bedrm.- apis, efficiency apt:
blks. OF Wilson blvd, south on N.
Oak 81. TO 1900 18th I'd. North.
ARL.. N.-Mod. spac. l-bedrm.,
apt. bldg. Close to all convenience
$3.50 incl. utils. IA. 4-4420.
ARL.. Dorchester Apis. new section
-Efics.. l. 2 and 3 bedrms.. mod
ern air-cond.. de luxe BLDG: swim.
ming pool for tenants; GARAGES;
available from March is; mr.
Pentagon. 2040 Columbia pike
ia. 7-03O5
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ROOMS, H0UsEKEEPINo

FURNISH. RIM. with hot plate anc
thing; children accepted with care
II necessary. RIA. 6-3606.
Ty IN YOUR ROOM. refgr.. grill
clock radio. foam mattress: $40
Sl6: 6l6 22nd NV. ST. 3-5S33
1slg-12th ST. NV, Lac. room
SIS so wkly. No drunkards.
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2lI0 NAYLOR RD. Sc. cath and
Rl-IAv. rm.-bedrm. comb, kit
and bathk $50 mo-. incl. heat, gss
hot water. Lu. 2-7540.
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FURNITURE, rental plan, for any
apartment. For details, MARS
LEASING, Ii. 3-0066, Mon.-Fri
GEORGETOWN APT. = Lee. kit.
very lge. bath: all utils. CO. s.
1853.
GEORGETOWN, 1907 goth St.
Enc. kit. bath, pvt. entr,. firepl
S125 mo. Lease. no. 2-3l6S
GEORGETOWN. smart Colonial fre.
pl. beam ceiling. sundeck. cleo
kit. Sl65. util, FE. 3-1776. los
GOVT. GIRLS-Newly dec. 2-bed.
room apts.: on busline and con-
yenient shopping. 10. 2.0152
IRVING ST. NV, I8i0-Big din
rm., liv. rn1., bedrm., bath, kit.
utils.; pvt. AID. 2-5220 after 4
MT PLEASANT = Spacious full
floor apt, all utils; SIS per mo
1887 18th st. NV. mr.. Park I'd
ONE-YEAR LEASE, guar. agains
rent increase: good location; !,
and 3 bedrm apis. 10. 2-0152
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COLUMBIA M. NV. isls--Eme
apt, With newly EQUIP. kit: compi
bath COW. tLansp, 70 inspect, aes
NE. s-4100 732 nth 81. NV.
cQNQREss HEIQHTs- boiling I'd.
st. Elizabeth Hospital and MIL
area $40 oakwoQd ~, Sc. of
Portland ST. Freshly painted lac
i-oedfm,t Nv. Fma qinette, Kit. ant
bath. $40. and SO. mo. ineludlni
al utlls An efilclsncy. $50. NJ
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ROOMS uNEuRNIsnEp
ROOMS WITH BoARD

COLORED-14th AND COLUMBIA
RD: M.W.-Big double room. DE.
2-673b.
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us Randolph Ct. NE. $50 so
kitchen, bath: screened porch,
ENdENE H. PHIFER, ST. 3-S71l
ENJOY LUXURY LIVING
Pull switchboard Service In the
DE LUKE, COMPLETELY
Arr CONDITIONED
WASHINGTON HOUSE
2120 10th st. NV.
Efficiency Apt. $94.5O
ALL UTILITIES IMcLgDEp,
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CONNECTICUT GARDENS
1915 KALORAMA RID. NV
|l-BEDRM. APT. $10E
Excellently located eicy. BLDG: apt
vel laid out VIII larse rms;.
Includes 81 pI Utilities, See Mrs. %.
church, mgr. or call AID, 2-A41l
|NORMfN nKItNsTElN sNNDICATE.
DIZZY. rm- lit, bath, 2 bed,
10. 10000. 20. 2-07is.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA = Enc
apt. 1879 10th 81. NV. See res
mar, Apt. -. before p.m,
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

ALEXANDRIA--Just of No. in
Fairhaven sub. Sl10 mo. Modern
4-bedrm. home. Level fenced lot.
Prompt possession. WI. $4,000.
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APTs. FURNISHED D. 6.
Your Inspection Invited
$500 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
CALL FE. 7-44O0

BEAUTIFUL 2-BEDROOM. NICELY
FURN. apt, near Catholic Univ
liY. rm,, full din. rm., mod. Kit,
tile bath, built-in tub and shower
Low rent, $50 mo. See Apt. 2 al
Sl2 Taylor st. ne. or call SIP
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$40 ard ST. NV, APT, 3
Z 5SHTs IN ssSEr porsRn sss sS;
ei2 oALLATIN ST. NV
z hedrms. ]. Im., kit, bath. $el.DQ
WARRINGTON RLTYs RA, 3-e30O
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,edrEn. living rm.. dining Fm
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CHURCHES FOR RENT

az casn WA. 7-e4sb
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laundry workers in the Vet
Grams Administration.
n II
LIFE INSURANCE - The
Senate Civil Service Committee
has voted to make a full-scale
study Of the Government en-
ploye life insurance program
with a view toward liberalizing
some Of its benefits.
Chairman Johnston said he
felt that the life insurance pro-
gram could be liberalized in a
number Of respects. He said the
committee staff would delve
into all phases Of the program
and would come up with recon-
mendations on how it can be
liberalized.
Senator Johnston said he
felt that the present decline
in life insurance policy values
after age IS should be halted.
\ 4 4
FEDERAL POWER AWARDS
AT its annual awards cere-
mony, the Federal Power Com
mission presented the following
awards to its employees:
Distinguished service, Henry
Domers; outstanding perform
ance rating, Roy Crosby, John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05
Star Snapshot Contest
Drawing Many Entries

Amateur photography in the
Washington area promises to
be a more colorful pastime than
ever before this summer.
And one of the factors in the
trend will be The Stars Anna
teur Snapshot Contest, which
includes a color category for
the first time.
The contest opened last
Wednesday, and the entries are
pouring in. In addition to color
prints and transparencies, black
and white pictures in four cate
gorieS (babies and children, &C
Invites, scenes and animal life)
are being received.
On July 16 a panel of judges
will select an outstanding en-
try in each of the five cate
gories, and the winning pic
lures will be printed in Sunday,
The Star Magazine, on August
16. Photographers will receive
IS each.
Weekly winners will be Sc
lected and rewarded for 10
weeks, and there's still plenty
Of time to submit priced photos
for consideration in the first
weeks competition.
At the end Of the 10 weeks,
five grand prizes Of 500 Saw
ings Bonds will be awarded,
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| dIlIlulJlcS 10 CTOVeTIlIleIlJ WOTt
or future, who at one time OF
another have been convicted Of
felonies against the Govern
ment.
The bill would allow such
employes to receive such an
nuities on retirement, except
when the offense involved ma
tional security.
There is no indication Of any
opposition in the Senate toward
the bill. Rather, the leader
ship has not found time to
schedule the measure.
Sponsors Of the bill are OPP
timistic that the Senate will
approve the bill before ad-
journment this year. The ad-
ministration has Endorsed the
measure.
Many of the convictions pres
emily disqualify employees from
receiving annuities are of a mi
nor and inconsequential nature.
In fact, many employees have.
been rehired after the offense
by other agencies. Yet on re-
tirement. they find they are in
eligible for an annuity.
~ \ 4
INCREASE - Senator Ke-
fauver, Democrat of Tennessee,
has sponsored a bill to increase
the pay Of food service and
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Ford. Sadie Rice. William Ross,
Mrs. Agnes Simmons, Ernest
Spiekerman, Telford Swennes;
superior performance. George
Adkins, Mrs. Eloise Baird, Mrs.
Dorothy Bryant. Kate Davies,
Leon Friendlander, E. Lois
Goldthwaite, Mrs. Lois Green,
Mrs. Henrietta Henson, Mrs.
Marguerite Hoadley, Margaret
Kelly, Martha Kirk, Henry
Kobayashi, Jack Shepley,
Henry Sites, James Stout,
Florian Yeager. Mrs. Cleo
James. Mary Kidd, Mrs. Lillian
Smith, Ethellene Newlin, Pa
tricia Eady, Mary Reniak; spe-
cial award, Mildred Dietrich.
Twenty-Five year service
awards, Edgar Coffman, Mil
dred Dietrich, Betty Eskridge,
William Farley. Claudius Fike,
T. Irving Fulks, Hal Gooding,
Richard Goodridge, Dale
Goubleman. Joseph Gutride,
Marion Hetherington, Thomas
DeLotta Irvine, Dorothy Kahn,
Mary Kirby. Lucille Lundquist. |
Paul Mckee, Allan Meadow
croft, Olof Nelson, Chester |
Ocheltree, Kathleen O'Sullivan,
A. Loretta Petrosky. Stanley
Roland, Ewing Simpson, Clar-
ence Strong, Lesher Wing,
LaZar Vol and Emery Woodall. |
Fifteen-year awards: Bernard
Berger, Norman Budesheim,
William Burchfield, James But
Ter, j. Allen Chase, Stanley
Coon, Mary Grouse, Muriel De-
Vine, Emma Dooley, E. Lois
Goldwaithe, Marian Haswell,
Loretta bennington, Mabelle
Herring. Samuel Krawitz. Frank
Krysiak, Joseph Kurcharski,
Josephine Leahy, Bernard Lit
eel. Raymond Lucas, Russell
Mehlhorn. Geraldine Mean,
Neal Norris, Elwood Plat, John
Raymond, Samuel Ross, Donald
Sandre, Robert Simonds, Lillian
Smith, Richard Steffey, Thomas
Sullivan, Armand Thierry, Har-
ry Trainor, Alfred White, Mary
wilkins, Dallas Wilson and
Irving Zuckerman.
Beneficial suggestion awards
went to Helen Bolen, Eli Coop
er, Robert Edwards, Mrs. June
Glasgow, Roscoe Gray, jr., Mrs.
Cleo James, Oscar Jenkins,
Paul Lollar, Mrs. Ruth Lopez.
Francis Moynihan, Mrs. Stella
Patterson, Stuart Sabbath,
julius Scott, Jack Shepley. Mrs.
Lillian Smith, Blair Slower and
Thomas Sullivan.
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Seuton Dedicutes
Park in Kentucky

MIDDLEBORO, KY, July 4
Northumberland Gap Ma
tional Historical Park officially
became the newest addition to
the Nations park system today.
Interior Secretary Seaton
dedicated the park after arriv-
ing with National Parks Direc-
tor Conrad Wirth by plane
from Washington. =
The dedication capped two
days of festivities at this his
toric site, where park grounds
sprawl across the Kentucky
Virginia. Tennessee borders.
Vice President Nixon visited
the new park Friday.
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Resort Forecasts

Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Winds becoming
southerly 10 to 20 miles per
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and the grand prize-winning
pictures will be entered in the
Newspaper National Snapshot
Awards, in which $19.75O awaits
winners.
Complete rules for the con-
test are published today on the
Camera Page.
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District and vicinity - Fair
and somewhat warmer and
more humid today, highest
about 80. Chance of thunder
showers tonight, lowest about
10. Mostly sunny tomorrow, be-
coming less humid and a little
cooler.
Maryland-Fair most of the
time today with warmer and
more humid weather. Scat
tered thundershowers begin
ming in the mountains this
afternoon and spreading east
ward to the coast at night.
Highest today in the 80s along
the coast and in the mountains,
80 to 81 elsewhere. Mostly
sunny and becoming less hu-
mid tomorrow, with showers in
the east portion and a little
cooler in the west.
Virginia-Fair most of the
time today with warmer and
more humid weather. Scattered
thundershowers beginning in
the mountains this afternoon
and spreading eastward to the
coast at night. Highest today
in the Dos along the coast and
in the mountains, 80 to "a else
where. Mostly sunny and be-
coming less humid tomorrow,
with showers in the east por-
ton and a little cooler in the
west.
Resort Forecasts
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay - Winds becoming
southerly 10 to 20 miles per
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Senate Action Seen
Soon on Hiss Bill
BY JOSEPH YOUNG
Star star Writer

Sponsors Of the socaed Hiss bill expect that the Senate
leadership will schedule action on it.
The measure already has been approved by the House
and has received the okay Of the Senate Civil Service Committee
would repeal the present law that denies retirement
annues to Government workers either the past
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hour today, with fair weather.
Visibility 5 to 10 miles.
Long Island and New Jersey
Mostly sunny today, highest
SO to IS.
Ocean Beaches - Fair and
warm today, highest about 85.
Cape Hatteras - M thy
cloudy today, highest IS.
Upper and Lower Bay-Fair
and warm today. highest SO.
Southeast to south winds 10
to 20 miles per hour.
Skyline Drive-Partly cloudy
today, highest rs to 80. Visibil-
ity good except some fog
patches in mornong.
Temperature Humidity Index
The temperature-humidity index for
the Washington area is based on the
relationship between temperature and
humidity Ten per cent are uncom-
Portable when the index reaches TO-;
half are uncomfortable at rs and
theoretically everyone at 70.
Time Temperature Humidity Index
River Report
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls. Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
Midnight ia Noon -------S3
4 am. -------6S 4 p.m.--------S6
am. -------72
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 100, on June 20 and 30.
Lowest, IL. on January q and II.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours
High, SO at 400 pm.
Low, So at 900 am.
Tide Tables
FURNISHED By the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High -- 1927 am. 9:03 am.
Low -- 2:53 am. 3:34 am.
High 1854 pm. 9:29 pm.
Low - $3.50 pm. 400 pm.
For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
from the above:
nj.
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ADJUSTMENTS, Music, Radio
TroveI, Educational.
TODAYS WEATHER REPORT
Sunday, July S, 1859

Light, 8 hours: Colonial Beach. 524
hours; Deale, hours: Solomons
Island, hours; Point Lookout,
hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-05

For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
from the above
Annapolis. hours: Bloody Point
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Borboro Pickins, SEVENTEEN
editor, will be OF oil 3 stores
Saturday. October Path, for
O special teen show "Whot's
Your Line. Shirlineton store,
100 ON, Washington
store, 200 pm. and Langley
Park store, 400 pm. Door
prizes.
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see the statewide
cIhFysamtheImuIll show
ssFaII Fashions

where? ShirIineton garden center
when? Friday, Oct. q and Saturday,
Oct. "a
why? To see prize blooms and orange
nents from omoteur flower growers
throughout the state Of Virginia not
greenhouse flowers but beautiful NUNS
grown outside.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
Answer to Last Week 20. ouiz

YES. Many Americans help. mail fraud operators by falling for ~get-rich-quick" schemes and other devices used to defraud the public. They pay money to find out how so get In on 'fragsEo-richeS" plans. Then, after they have been duped, they fail to report the facts to the proper postal authorities. Fraudu- lenf operators cheat the public out cf millions of dollars each year. Patrons can help the Post Office Department to discourage fraud by-mail practices by exercising caution, reason, and common sense 20 the greatest extent possible in considering unusual SOmething-for- Afttle-or-nothing offers and get rlch-quick schemes received through the mails or advertised III newspapers or magazines. Also, patrons should submit promptly detailed written statement to their local postmaster concerning any fir a u d e mt materials received through the mails, accompanying such statements with copies of correspondence, advertising, or sther literature, as we'll as enve- 1peS in which such items were transmitted through the mails. Nail fraud Jaws are designed to protect the public and at the same time rot endanger legitimate mail arder operators.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

800 Chevy Show 10:00-W Weekend Movie
 Monday 4:31TeSt Pattern and Music 5:00-Life With Father 5:30-W -Whirlybirds 6:00-NewS 6:15-Cartoons 6:30-Decoy 7:00-Peter Gum 7:3O-I've Got A Secret 8:001Decoy 8:OO-Desilu Playhouse 9:OOAW Wrestling 9:45-Sourdough Theatre
 Tuesday 4:30LTeSt Pattern and Music 5:0OAC China Smith 5:3O-The Whistler 6:00-News 6:15-Cartoons 6:30-Flignt 7:00EThe Unexpected 7:30-To Tell The Truth 8:00-Andy Williams Show 8:15-EBF Southeastern States 9:01I Led Three Lives 9:30-ThiS Is Your Life Movietime
 Wednesday 4:S0-Test Pattern and Music 5:00-Robin Hood 5:30-Target 6:O0-NewS 6:15-Cartoons 6:3O-Sea Hunt 7:00-Ozzie and Harriet 7:30-Science Fiction Theatre 8:0O-Jimmie Rodgers 8:30-Price Is Right 9:0O-Wednesday Night Fights l0:00-Dage Theatre
 Thursday 1:0o-Test Pattern and Music 2:0OEKid Gallahad 3:50-The Pilgrims 4:00-A Shot In The Dark 5:0O-M Masquerade Party 5:30-Annie Oakley 6:00-NewS 6:15-Cartoons 6:30-Highway Patrol 7:00-Mr. Adam and Eve 7:30-You Bet Your Life 8:00-Oldsmobile Theatre a:30-Royal Playhouse 9:00-Ted Mack's Amateurs 9:30-Kodiak Playhouse
 Friday 4:30-Test Pattern and Music 5:00-Captain Kangaroo 6:OO-NeWS 5-Cartoons 6:30-San Francisco Beat
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21

7:o01D Death Valley, Days 7::3GTraf8ic Court 8:00-Enery Queen 9:00AFrday Night Fights 9:3O-What'S My Line 10:0O-VagabOnd 10:30-Big Picture
 Note: All programs subject to change without prlor notice.
Kodiak mirror., 1959-11-21
TV Schedule

Saturday 9:30-TeSt Pattern and Music 1O:O0- -Childrens Corner 12:00-Annie Oakley 12:30-Death Valley Days 1:O0-To Be Announced 4:0O-Mr. Wizard 4:3O-National Pro. Highlights 5:00-Dick Clark Show 5:30LMy Hero 600-Lawrence Welk Sheriff of Cochise 7:30-People Are Funny 8:00-Perry Presents 9:00-Mr. District Attorney 9:301Star and The Story 10:00-Town Hall Party
 Sunday 12:00-TeSt Pattern and Music 1:00-Chapel of The Air 1:30-Christophers 2:00-ThiS is Kodiak 2:30-Lucky Lager Sportstime 3:00-Let's Play It Safe 3:3OeYou Asked For It  4:00-BOwling Derby 5:00- Singing Strings 6:00LPOlka Parade 6:45-Americans At Work 7:0O1Jack Benny 7:30AStar Performance 8:00-Ed Sullivan
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Stir -four pepper and teaspoon salt into melted butter
in saucepan; until smooth Gradually add evaporated
milk, stirring constantly medium heat Cook and stir
until thickened. Then add the cheese Continue
to cook and stir until cheeses melt.
Place Minute Rice fright from theboN parsley, CAYENNE,
Evening star., 1959-02-15

oregano, water and the remaining salt in IN IL
~ inch baking dish. Stir to moisten all rice.
Place two-thrds of the tomatoes the rice. Top with
onion and tuna fish, Spread cheese sauce Garnish
with remaining tomato Sprinkle with paprka. Bake in
moderate oven (3750F) Is minutes Serves g.