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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-10
HOUSES FOR Saliva.

AIR.CoNDITIONED CENTER HALL
,RAMBLER. This Aft. 3-bed-
raam. brick rambler is situated on
o eentle knoll in lovely residen-
tai area. II features large liv-
ing room, separate dining room,
modem kitchen with birch cab
I1ets and eye-level oven. 3 FULL
,rEcreation room, plus large Utility
area DASHBOARD HOT WATER
HEAT. A real buy a. 1880.
Gail 3 to q, ia. 5-6S00. SHANNON
~ LUCHs, REALTORS. 2055 Will
lApn blvd.
ALEx. SPECIAL. si1.95O. Immae.
tzrbedrm brick semidetached home,
with full bsmt and nice yard Ex-
fcel location of Commonwealth
.aye. Real easy terms KI 9-3h30
IN. H. BARRY ORG. Realty Admin
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.EwIsDALE = Three bedroom Diet
rambler. Lge. kit. full bsmt
with. finished rec. room, plus 4th
bedrm. or maids room. level lot,
listed yesterday, to be sold today
A. :SsiIt6,9s9,- FREDERIck W
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DOCTORS SUITE

Splendid location for two doctors
70 share once. general practi.
TONER and pediatrician or obste-
trician. or surgeon; on ground
floor Of apartment bldg, In center
OF Good Hope Hills. Naylor Gar
1.9O0 family-dwelling units: 3
rms and hath dnsinned fnr nrac.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

HYAETs.. mr. sysrythine - Home
ineap rms Z kits, sep; entri N,
TN 4-ssaS S' eyes, LIE liz. s.oiss
tANDOvER AREA, ST. Mary
Partsh-compact 3-bedrm. Cap'
Cod, on lge, fenced lot. 6bxl37
spae. lily, rm., sep. din. rm., nm
ger-tip kit, full nsmt Only Sl4,.
ss Sql WITH s SISgr On, !. o Sn RF nHs!
TORS. AP. 7-1200.
LANGLEY pARK-Modern 3-bed.
Lnr brick ramoler lstEE-ShAu.
I'd LOT Lots q sxtraasi neai
PECK, HE. 4-l700.
LEWIsDALE--see this de luxe
brick rambler: ige. bedrms,, .
baths, sep, din. I'm. and huge kit.
.BETTER THAN NEW"
With nm. rec. rm, earport and
beaut. Handicapped YARD.
W. ]. NICHOLAS, HE. $1,000
.EwIsDALE = Three bedroom Diet
rambler. Lac. kit. full bsmt
with finished rec. room, plus 4th
bedrm. or maids room. level lot,
listed yesterday, TO be sold today
At Sl6,950, FREDERICK w
BaRENs SALES, INC, AP. 7-4646
til Q pm,
tEAR AcCOKEEK. Md. on Indian
Head hwy.-Newly finished 3-bed-
rms Observation-Disclosures house,
hardwood floors throughout; We
netian blinds and screens, lge.
custom-built kit, many closets;
on ia-aere landscaped lot, Only
$500 down incl, settlement.
Priced TO sell at SlO,45u. NJ RU-
BIN REALTY, Blu. 3-24p2
.EAR LELAND HosPIrAL--Im.
macuiate 5-rm. BUNGALOW; larSs
porch, tirepl., bsmt.; AL eond
Price, Sll.500. Gl, FHA terms
Gail till o pm. WA. $4,000, ROB-
ERr S. DAVIS g. CO., INC.
SEw RANiBLERst-3 left. bedrms.
Mod. kit. full bsmt.. large wooded
lots;' COW. location TO schools and
trapsp.; priced Sl5.250, with only
$3.50 down. UN. 1883,
peter ]. hagan & son
pNLY s65.5O PER MO. with small
down payment buys this older g.
rm., 2-family home. Sen, o.
frances; in the heart OF Hyatts-
vile. Owner has reduced price
dTastieally to only Sill. 900 fol-
infmed. sale. Call till Q pm WA
$4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS &
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gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. o-2a14
LAKE BARcROFT--4 bedrms. on
1 level, "a baths. formal dining
room, combination kit family rm ,
sep. play room, screened porch /.
la-acre wooded lot Asking S36. :
$50 with $4,000 cash and i'm
mediate possession. VANCE.
GREEN a CO., ia. $4,000,
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YOUR GUIDE TO
BETTER LIVING
ALEXANDRIA
$23,950

Vsea,.i rsads and waiting brick rambler on
churches and shopping. 2 large bedrooms
den Tor 3rd bedroom, 2 full baths. up-to-
gets" large ialousied winter-summer porch.
t-rbeeUe pit and more quality features than
you can imagine. VIII trade for vacant land.
Investment property 'or what-have-you"
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WEST OF CONN. AVE.
between Pa. ave. and M st.
Alley truck loading. Approx.
price $4,000 cash. GER
BICH. ST. 3-1939. EN-.
2-O27s.
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81 ACRE

OF towering trees make q gorgeous,
secluded setttng for this unusual
eustom.-orick rancher. Entrance
foyer, huge living room with Are
equipped kitchen. 2 really Twin
bedrms.. composition tile baths,
breezeway 70 garage. Basement.
h.-w.. heat In sWanky Sleepy Hol-
low, handy to Seven Corners, sur
rounded by $4,000 to S45.0OO
custom homes. Anxious owner.
already moved to Hawaii, has re-
duced his price So 900 70 SCI, 500
for quick sale. NAME YOUR
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NaLLLH MI HhEH~--bFIck fam-
rler. Large living room, separate
qnang room, 3 bedrms., stairway
70 expanslble attic; full bsmt. with
= bath. Nice yard With ofi-street
pafkinF. Vacant. S1s.750, FLA or
conventional financing. FREDFR-
lex W. BERENS SALES, INC.
re- .6-5400 I'll n.
s6s9 DOWN. take over GI loan.
ne qualifying-Neat-a clean 81
boom. rambler on level Anchor
fented lot: big liy and din. rms. +.
lots Of closets Payments less man
rent FREE STATE PROPERTIES.
AZ. 7-1266.
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81 HYArTsyILL-Brk q

VEST HYATTSYILLE-Brk. Cape
cd Three bedrms.. plus sewing
Toen tc9uld be 4th bedrm.i. Ice.
bspit with rine-paneled rec. room .
astiinre present ,as wisS Hsi ~
pZnsts. FREDERICK w. BERENs
shLEs, INC. AP. 7-4646 I'll .
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PENCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE House OF Homes"



s-BEDROOM, 2.BATH HOMES in
Lovely Seabrook Acres. Your choice
~ gamblers or split-levels Large
tree-shaded lots. Close 10 SCHOOLS.
Priced from S20,500: GI, FLA or
sanv q 9ns hn asnS aoS Sal q
DAVIS a. CO.. INC.
nRg 57th AVE. Sc. Hillside. Nd,
EDetached, on Ice. lot, 5 rms.
path on LIST ir.; .3-rm. apt. on
Rs nr 81 a NM iniI p Pr,
.W1LLoUGHBY REAL ESTATE
8 BEDRMs., 3 baths, rec. rm., sep.
DIN rm.. built-ln garage; ideal for
lerge family all brick. h.-w. heat:
peter ]. hagan & SON
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WANT TO RETIRED

Loaded with possibilities for tn,
retiring couple or for the small
FANNY. Only . bedrooms but ons
rs huge. Lovely ,arFe lot 15x2OC
WHp big trees. Walk n shoDpins
az os tasansportation; Priced q
R0BERT E. LoHR. REALToR
iE, He. E-40nn
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MT. VERNON AREA
$4,000

Centrally sair-conditioned, 7O-H white brick
sssm51ier Entrance foyer, 1sx2l living room,
minute kitchen with breakfast bar, eye-level
oven. disposal, dishwasher, 3 bedrooms v
paths; recreation space and fireplace In fun
basement; entire house earpeted Carport,
storm doors and windows. so. 5000.
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FRANCONIA
$17,50O

lla-year-old. brick land frame bi-level; i45-ft
lot, Immediate possession: only 81 900 down
fhA. bedrooms. bright modern kitchen. sep
arate dining room, 2 full baths outside en-
trance 70 storase basement Walk TO schools
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INVESTMENT PROP. SAFE
INVEST. PROP. WANTED

APT. HOUSE WANTED
Have client with $4,000 to $780,
OOO cash. Want to buy sound
apartment BLDG. in good neighbor-
hood, CAL Mr.. Haas with details
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC
i:aa \ st. NV. Rltrs.. Ma. s-s50o
HAVE UP TO 100000 cash ia
invest in apis. or commercial
what have you? Box 155-J. Star
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gerachis

REALTY, CO. JE. 2-23ia
SLEEPY HOLLOW-3-bedroom brk
rambler with full daylight base
meni. a-aere lot. Newly deco
rated. Immediate possession, A
real deal at Sis,ebO. LuRiA
BROS. REALTORS. ia. 7-S5O0,
2O4s Wilson blvd.
so DIFFERENT. so unusual. 50
charming. A a acre Of trees in
mighty popular Sleepy Hollow
Only . minutes 70 4 Corners: 1
bedrms., baths, powder rms !,
positively charming iiv. rm. and
din. I'm. with view. Really pri-
vate rear porch. finished rec. RIM.
With ground-level exit TO patio
Owner will hold first trust with
reas. down payment. Attractively
priced at S3l ESQ. Shown by ap-
pointment. JE 10000. WM. A.
CHAPMAN, REALTY. INC.
SPACE viii be yours in
this three-bedroom brick
rambler in FAIRFAX. This Is
one Of the cutest, weli-kept
ramblerS We have ever seen.
Flreplaee, earpoft: call now.
Sln.E50 ROuTH ROBBINS
REAL ESTATE CORP, XII.
$1,000.
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Owner will finance lovely 5-rm
Can Mr.. DIAMOND. ST. s-ssif,
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FAIRFAX TOWN
$21,500

acres: rambler: 20-ft living room. stone
fireplace with heatolator. double-oven range,
paneied cabinets, eating space, bedrooms
room 36x2S tiled recreation area, laundry
room. roughed-in bath In basement Breeze
loan, CR 3-4560
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
FARMS

1000. 5000 so. Fl. in Sc. area.
ior dead storage Of machine eouip.
ment. Box l2S-V, Star, liz
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- CLU5E 10 d. c.
B bedrms,, 2 full baths. family size
dih2 rm., modern equipped kit,
basement and screened porch: FHA
approved; $4,000. Close to every
thug.
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sc SO total mo. payments; liv, nm
separate din. rnl., equipped kit.
bedrms and expansible attic;
level shaded lot. close to all con.
veflfences; sI2,500. Assume Oh
loan.
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Ilniaculate 3-bedrm. brick rambler,
~. rn1. with dining L, fully
equipped kit. bsnlti with rec. rm..
Wai,-to-wall carpetins: many ex-
tTas. FHA approved. only $3.50
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FALLS CHURCH
S19,25O

Brick Cape Cod. Living room with fireplace
separate dining room, equipped Kitchen 4
bedrooms, full bath paneled recreation room
ana large utility room In outside-entrance
basement. Assume high AM loan Walk to
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
ROCKVILL'

SO 200 50 IT,. level; roads and al
utilities in place. soc 1t. MR..
BROWN. 20. 2-2737
WAREHOUSE GROUND-One OF
last tracts available, in prime
streets: quick access tn mair
highways: approx. Z acres, zoned
emil. FRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. ewes, OIL. 4-4792.
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WOODBRIDGE
$17,500

Brick rambler on 175-ft lot Walk TO shop
ping; convenient to bus 3 bedrooms, kitchen
Win eye-level oven, eounter-top range: 23-ft.
living room, dining area Assume high Az
loan. Storm windows and doors Chain-iink
and redwood fence. Full outside-entrance
basement Dial 703-Gypsy 10000.
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SEE THIS LOVELY cor
ner-lot home, high on q hill,
Just seconds from Z Cor
nerS: walk 70 schools.
churches and. shops; on al.
rect busline to washington.
Three bedrooms, plus q full
base emit. fer $1,000.
ROuTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP, XII. $4,000.
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MA. 8-0580

COMFORTABLE, air-cand. private
once, beautifully carpeted with
draperies; available Immediately
at l4la X st. NV, Phone Mr..
STOLAR, Elk. 3-5a40.
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GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.

s. ARL., near Navy Annex anc
Pentagon = semidetaehed 5.rm
hrk. uy. rm., kit. . bedrmss tic
bath. full bsmt with rec. rm
hot-water heat: shade and fenced
rear yard; price. S11 900. B. NJ
SMITH, REALTOR, "A. 1900.
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NEW BRICK RAMBLER, on is-acrs
wooded lot. oiiering bedrms. on
main fr 23-ft. Nv, rm.,. i3-ft
formal din. rm. fully equip. kit,
with table space. fireplaees, full
bright bsHt., earport. Priced right
s ThS nAR RPT i eo R, Siitsl'
ia 5-a3g3. Once open o I'll o
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TAKOMA PARK

New custom all-0r.ek rambler with
NV. Dashboard heat, 3 bedrms..
2 baths. sep. din. I'm expand.
attic, de luxe kit; separate ter
race apt. for additional income:
talking distance to Wash. San.
and transp.: S26,a5O; terms anal.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23

Mrs. Laura Glass and Miss
Sara Glass returned home on
Friday after a three weeks visit
with Miss Margaret Smith. Mrs.
Mary Smith accompanied them
home for a visit.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cobb announc-
es the marriage of Miss Bar
bara Ann Bailey to Mr.. Roger
Warren Perkins of Milford, Del.
The wedding took place in the
Seventh Day Adventists Church,
Dover, at 2 o'clock, on Sunday,
July IL. The bride was given
in marriage by Mr.. Henry Will
kens of Marydel. Miss Pearl
Foraker of Marydel was her
maid of honor, and Miss Judith
Miller of Dagsboro, Del, was
bridesmaid. Mr.. Warren Black
of fredericksburg, Md, was the
best man. Mr.. Harold Perkins,
Silver Springs, N. Y, a brother
of the groom was an usher. The
bride wore an embroidered white
nylon ballerina dress and an il
lusion finger tip veil. She car
ried a white Bible with a show
er of white ribbons and a white
orchid. Miss Foraker, her maid
of honor wore a blue nylon bal
lerina and carried white corna-
tions and blue delphiniums. Miss
Miller, the bridesmaid, wore a
pink nylon ballerina and carried
pink carnations. Mrs. Cobb,
the brides foster mother, wore
dusty rose chantilly lace, with
white accessories. Mrs. Perkins
wore dark blue with pink ac-
cessories. A reception was held
at the home of the bride fol-
lowing the wedding ceremony.
They are spending their honey
moon in Maine.
Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs.
Laura Glass and Miss Sara Glass
spent last Sunday evining with
Mrs. Jennie Griffith in Colds
boro, Md.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23
Marydel

Mr.. Harry Smith of George
town, Del, was an overnight
guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry S. Smith on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Bessie Bestrovitch and
Mr.. Milton Steele are patients
in the Kent General Hospital
We hope they will be home
and out in the near future.
Miss Margaret Smith, Mrs.
Laura Glass and Miss Sara
Glass spent Saturday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Poore,
Clayton.
MIR. Max Elbert of Winder.
mere, DEL, visited his niece and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Col
lison last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James ]. Myers
and family of Fort Wayne, Ind,
spent several days last week
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. Myers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Sparks and
daughters Phyllis and Patty, re-
turned to their home in Clarks-
burg, w. Va, on Friday after
a two weeks vacation with Sgt.
and Mrs. Bill Sparks. They
were accompanied home by
Terry and Patty Ogburn.
Weekend guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Lee Harman at their Re-
hoboth Beach home were Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Logan of Car
ney's Point, N. j., Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Butts.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23
Careful Working, Playing Spouse
Will Now Outlive Showoff Hubby

Men are showoffs. And be-
sides, most guys are would-be
supermen.
These observations come,
strangely enough, from mem
ber of the so-called stronger
sex-Thomas Fansler.
In support of his opinions,
Fansler, director of the home di-
vision of the National Safety
Council, cites such facts as
these:
/. Seven out of 10 persons
who die in accidents are males.
2. Males are killed more often
than females in accidents involv-
ing motor vehicles, fires, drown
ings, firearms, railroads, poison
gases and poisons.
"In a recent year," Fansler
pointed out, men were killed
three times more often in motor
vehicle accidents than women.
Thirty years ago, the average
white female lived about three
years longer than the average
white male. Today she can ex-
pect to outlive her man by more
than six years.
A big reason for this, accord
ing to Fansler: Women are more
careful working and playing
than men. '1f there's a hazard
Gus job to be done around the
house," Fansler explained, "the
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23

I'm lucky to be alive. You
see, ! didn't know the electric
cord had thin spot in it. and
/ ran my mower during a rain
shower"
Il was working on my now
er, but | guess | should have
left the garage door open. ]
forgot about the carbon mon
oxide fumes. My wife found
me just in time"
'You know how kids are,
they never look where they are
going. Well, the little fellow
fell on the hot motor. Doc
says he has a third-degree burn
on his stomach"
Il was cutting the grass bare.
footed when the blade hit this
piece of old rusty wire. The
Doc says the foot may have tc
come off,"
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23

81 was in a hurry, trying to
get done before dark. so | didn't
bother to shut the motor off
while l filled the gas tank. I've
done it lots of times before,
but this time there was fire
everywhere. Doc says I'll be
wearing these bandages for
three weeks"
81 just ran into the house for
a minute to see what the score
was. Bobby got curious and
stuck his fingers under the
guard. He lost three fingers
and the thumb on his right
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23
Leipsic

On Sunday, August End, the
Roby Methodist Church will
have their Sunday School pic
mic at COLCHESTER. Members
should meet at the church at
l0:l5 am. The same building
at COLCHESTER has been reserved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pepper
gave their son, Glenn, a birth
day party on Tuesday afternoon
in honor of his sixth birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Wilson of
Bridgeville, called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Darvey Denney on Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Villa m Summerfeld
and family of st. Michaels, Md,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. William
Maclary, Sunday.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23
Mans Best Friend
MAY Cost Dearly

"A mans best friend, after
his wife and dog, is probably
his power lawn mower, at least
during the summer"
That's what county Extension
agent George Vapaa says.
But even a mans best friends
sometimes can be dangerous.
Here are some quotes often
heard during the summer:
Il thought / knew how to
run it, so l didn't bother read
ing the operators manual"
Il guess | should have pick
ed up the rocks and other junk
before l moved the lawn. Then
that piece of glass wouldn't
be in my leg"
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23

man does it. Besides, mems jobs
involve more hazardous tools.
And men so often are showoffs. -
Solution to the problem? The
little woman.
Women" said Fansler, "can
do lot to keep their men alive.
They can encourage them to
play it safe when doing odd jobs
around the house.
They can persuade hubby he
isn't expendable, that he doesn't
have to keep proving himself.
mo woman wants to be a
widow-even of a would-be sup
erman," he said.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23

hand"
Il was down on my knees ad-
justing the carburetor. Don't
know exactly how it happened,
but the edge of my jacket must
have got underneath somehow.
They took Is stitches, but was
lucky-if the motor hadn't stop
ped 1 could have lost my leg"
Keep this list of excuses
handy, Mr.. Vapaa suggested.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23
WALL TO WALL
LITTLE CARE,
THAT'S ALL

A well kept carpet shows the
results of regular care with a
gentle and efficient cleaner
known as Blue Lustre.
Colors are clean and bright,
pile is soft and 'bouncy," no
traffic paths mar the overall
look of newness. Blue Lustre
leaves no residue to cause re-
soiling. Apply Blue Lustre with
a long handle brush or any
shampoo applicator. One-half
gallon cleans three 8 x IL rugs.
SMYRNA HARDWARE co.
Smyrna times., 1959-07-23

You may need it later on.
July 1925 is Safety Week
Play along, play safe.
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EIusive'GoId
HuuntsA rubu

On the windward coast Of
the tiny Caribbean island OF
Aruba, in the Netherlands
Antilles, is a ruined masonry
tower natives have nicknamed
the Pirates Castle.
The tower at Bushiribana is
what remains Of a i9th-century
gold mill. Nearby are rubble-
filled pits from which sturdy
Dutchmen once mined gold ore.
The gold pits near the "cas-
tie" were abandoned during
World War / because needed
ore-processing chemicals could
not be obtained. Island legend
says that after they were
abandoned an exploring Aru-
bian one day found a lump of
gold weighing 80 pounds.
The legendary finder promptly
filled all the pits with rubble.
to conceal the vein Of treasure.
But he could never thereafter
remember in which pit he had
made his find.
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WANT TO DRINK
COFFEE WITH
BEDOUIN SHEIKH?

A taste Of life in the
desert awaits tourists to
Israel.
The Israel Government
Tourist ONCE says visitors
can get aquainted with the
desert citizens by visiting
an encampmen' Of a Bed
ouin tribe near Beersheba.
They will be invited TO q
cup Of coffee with the
Sheikh. can don a turban-
shaped headgear called
"kefiya," ride a camel for SIS
cents. and have themselves
photographed on a camel
In front Of a Bedouin camp.
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AIR FARE
Air France
Plans Jets
This Fall

Air France plans to put Boe-
ing Intercontinental Jets on its
transatlantic route. probably
In November.
Henri j. Lesieur. general
manager Of the French airline's
North, Central American and
Caribbean divisions. said the
first of the mammoth Jets <
scheduled for delivery early in
November. During the year
ending in November, 1860, a
total Of II of the jets is sched-
uled for delivery to Air France.
The airline plans to begin
scheduled passenger service
with Caravelle Jets on some of
its European runs on May IL.
| Capital Airlines, Delta Air
Lines, Northwest Orient Air
lines, British West Indian Air
ways and Happiness Tours have
drawn up a series Of co-opera-
tive tours to the Caribbean area.
Two Of the six are one-island
IpackageS-lO days in Jamaica
or seven days in Barbados. An
other is a 22-day trip covering
Puerto Rico, Martinique. Trini-
dad. Tobago. Barbados and
jamaica.
Canadian Pacific Airlines In
May will begin running Bristol
Britannia jet-props on its serv-
Ice between Vancouver, Winni-
peg. Toronto and Montreal.
kim Royal Dutch Airlines
has set up q program Of spring
tours to Russia, designed to
feature performances Of Rus
sian ballets and operas.
4 y
Japan Air Lines is celebrat-
Ing It's fifth anniversary Of
flights across the Pacific. JAIL
estimates that during the five
years about $4,000 passengers
were carried on 2,l55 flights.
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larger town markets, but there.
also. they carry q secret past.
For many years the village Of
De Rip, now landlocked, had
an outlet to the North Sea.
and the towns men went out
to sea In ships after the great
whales.
The town was q FOSTERING
whaling port, and maybe it
did need q bit Of cleaning up.
Whatever the cause. its most
illustrious son. q man named
Leeghwater, had an idea to
make Rip q farming town Of
quiet streets and peaceful liv-
ing, as-we hear from the TV
program-did Wyatt carp.
Leeghwater was a man Of
many parts and he built water
wheels and mills and even had
q hand in the construction Of
the Town Hall. When he set
out to clean up De Rip. he did
1t with water wheels. and he
became one Of Hollands first
drainage engineers.
First he drained the "Beem-
ster." east Of De Rip. then the
"Schermer" to the west. And
from his success he was called
to France and to other sections
of Holland to drain inland
lakes and gain new agricultural
land.
But he left De Rip high and
dry-no connection to the
North Sea. and no more whales.
De Rip land EarpO settled
quietly into obScurity. both
towns sent there because their
favorite sons had their eyes on
the greater futures Of their
countries.
De Rip has no post card
stands. no parking lots. It
sleeps solemnly beside its single.
narrow canal. It Ii q normal,
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Woodworking village Of Hol-
landers who have no native
costumes laid away six days q
week that they whip out for
the tourists on Sunday.
II you don't 90 there. or
some other village like It. you
won't miss much--except the
real Holland.