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Or. FidIer declared. . faculty
member who serves an lnhtitu-
tlon for seven o rmore years Il
entitled 70 tenure.
Despite the present calm on
the campuses. the indications
are that an unhealthy conflict
Is In the ofiing. Both Or. Carr
and Or. Pidler warned that the
segregation issue threatens 10
destroy the current era OF
peace and good viii. The
sparks are beginning 10 ny IN
certain Southern colleges; as
the Segregation issue grows IN
intensity. the controversy over
academic freedom win erupt In
all lis unnpleasantness again.
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able 10 resolve the problems be-
fore they get out Of hand.
A number Of colleges do not
have well-defined tenure poll
cies.
DR.. Fidler outlined the
tenure standards as set forth
by the AAUP: II a probation-
airy teacher is dismissed at the
end Of his first year. he should
get three months notice; II at
the end of his second year Of
service. he should receive six
months notice. If q professor
teaches more than two years,
he should get a full years no.
tice before dismissal. to give
him time to find another teach
ing post.
The AAUP recommends that
colleges adopt a maximum of
seven years as the probationary
period. Where there Is no
clearly defined tenure policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

we've had about everything
happen that was possible
from the cows taking pinkeye
to the horse getting caught in
barbed wire.
And last week, to make things
perfect, Tar. our Labrador,
broke a front leg.
1t was one of those strange
accidents that couldn't happen
again in a thousand years. Tar
jumped over q stall partition
in the stable and caught a fore
foot behind a small latch.
We called for DR.. Howard,
who happened to be in the
farther end of the county. He
told us to put on a temporary
splint and he would be there
as soon as possible.
Tar couldn't have BEEN a
better patient. She didn't
move when the splint went on,
and then we sat with her until
DR.. Howard arrived.
Tar weighs close to 100
pounds, and it wasn't an easy
job getting her loaded for the
trip to DR.. Towards operating
room. We made it. though, and
it wasn't long before Tar was
fixed up with one of those
fancy splints that serve also as
a crutch.
When DR.. Howard finished
Tar at about midnight. he still
had half a dozen calls to make.
Unfortunately, few veterinary
patients can come to the doctor.
I'm glad to say that Tar is
doing nicely. Learning to walk
with her crutch and getting
about now slowly, but with de-
liberate speed.
50 -
I had been resisting this trip
for a long time. knew I'd
have to go sometime, so last
week end of we started to a
little nursery up beyond Balti-
more. We wantHd to buy some
rare plants.
Anybody who has ever driven
through Baltimore on q Sat-
urday knows it's not easy. But
we made it. and drove into the
nursery only to find out We
couldn't buy anything.
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Congress Sees
Extravaganza
On AT DOmarc

Members Of Congress have
accused the Air Force Of waste.
duplication and extravagance
on is still INFESTED new Bomarc
missile.
In testimony made public
yesterday by the House APP
preparations Committee. the
Air Force estimated II viii have
spent up TO So billion on
Bomarc and It's related Sage
control system through mid
1858.
Committee members con-
tended that the Bomarc pro-
gram largely duplicated the
Army's Nike system of short
range defense missiles. that the
new model Bomarc is INFESTED
on targets with supersonic
speeds and that the cost Of the
program is excessive.
The Bomarc Is an unnamed
surface-launched air defense
missile manufactured by the
Boeing Aeroplane Co, Seattle,
Wash. II is designed for area
defense against enemy aircraft
and air-to-ground missiles.
Test Failed
Questioned by committee
members. Air Force officers
said they had tested the
model-A Bomarc against only
one target flying at supersonic
Jet speed and had missed.
But they said that on sub
sonic aircraft like the World
War II propeller-driven Bit
bomber. the Bomarc had re-
peated successes.
"You could knock that down
with a hand grenade at that
distance" commented Repre-
sentative Flood. Democrat Of
Pennsylvania.
Chairman Mahon. Democrat
Of Texas, asked how many Of
the new model-B Bomarcs the
Air Force has test-fired.
Nome" replied Col. o. B.
johnson, chief of the Air Force
weapons system division.
Representative Minshall, Re-
publican Of Ohio, said he
agreed with Mr.. Flood that IF
there was ever a picture Of du-
plication, waste and extrav-
agance, this program is it,"
Plans Conversion
The Air Force said it is clos
ing out production Of its
Bomarc after this year.
Officers testified the Air Force
is converting the original short
range Model-A to the later
Model-B to extend its operating
range to around 400 miles.
Mr.. Flood told the Air Force
that on the basis, Of a few hits
by the Model-A Bomarc al less
than the rogram's range. I'VE
buy It'll"
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Gifts for RoyoIty

CORNWALL, Ontario. May 9
(AP). - Mohawk Indians Of
Cornwall Island will present
gifts for Queen Elizabeth II to
take home to her children when
she visits here June 81. Princess
Ann gets beaded moccasins,
Prince Charles a pair Of la
crosse sticks.
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DR.. Jack Howard says every
thing happens on The 40 Acres.
He says we have more trouble
with our few animals than the
farmer who has a whole herd
Of cattle and a stable full Of
horses.
I believe him, too. Seems
like, at one time or another,
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DR. FINE REPORTS
Academic Freedoms
Return to Compuses
BY DIR. BENJAMIN FINE
NaIlh Amarlran NsNnnanar AIllanna

NEW YORK May 9-Academc freedom has returned 70
the American campuses
Fewer violations Of academic freedom exist today than
time In recent ocas OF the American Association
OF University Professors told this writer IN exclusive survey
for the North American Newspaper Alliance
At its recent meeting in Pittsburgh the association cen
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sured only two institutions OF
higher learning. And In both
instances. the censure was for
violations that had taken place
between 1850 and 1855.
According to DR.. Robert K.
Carr. professor Of Government
at Dartmouth College for the
last % years. much Of the "hys-
terra" found In the Nations
colleges and universities soon
after World War II has abated 4.
Prof. Carr. former general Sec
rotary Of the AAUP. Is chair
man Of its powerful Committee
on Academic Freedom.
The worst years for college
faculties. with the most COM
plants from professors. were
between 1948 and 1855. Many
professors who joined the Henry
Wallace presidential band
wagon were dismissed. Later,
the campaign conducted by
Senator Joseph Mccarthy to
unearth subversive or "commu-
nisticly inclined" faculty MEM
bers resulted in a number Of
oustings. Teachers who took
the Fifth Amendment, or in
other ways refused to Coop
crate with the Mccarthy hear
ings. were discharged in many
instances.
Many Censures in 1856
At its st. Louis convention in
1856, the AAUP censured nearly
a dozen institutions-a record
number. Thirty-tive professors
had been dismissed, and came
to the association for help. BY
contrast. this year at Pitts
burgh, the AAUP found that
only two faculty members were
involved in academic freedom
issues.
Controversial political or So
cial issues are minimized on
many campuses today.
"This is a good omen," Dr.
Carr observed. Academic free
dom is fundamentally healthy
in this country now. Standards
of academic freedom are sur
prisingly well observed. 1t ap-I
pears as though the hysteria Of
the Mccarthy era has passed. =
However, DR.. Carr suggested
that the lack of academic free
dom violations might be due, in
some measure, to the fact that
many students and professors
avoid controversial issues on
their campuSes. Too often, the
Dartmouth educator said, the
professors will avoid taking
sides on issues that might lead
to controversy.
Our campuSes are not as
exciting as they were in the.
past" he continued. Con-
troversy is regarded as being
unwise. Neither students nor
teachers are sticking their
necks out"
Whatever the reason, a tenn
porary era of good will has
descended upon the Nations
campuseS. DR.. William P. Fid-
Ter, the present general secre-
tary Of the AAUP, agreed with
DR.. Carr that. in the main, few
new cases dealing with acade-
mic freedom have arisen. dur
ing the past several years.
Uses Moral SuasiOn
The American Association of
University Professors represents
1000 members in ST. college
and university chapters. 1t is
the watchdog" Of the teaching
profession. Although it has no
legal powers, it has, through
the power to "censure" an in
stitution, considerable moral
suasion. The association gets
about 100 complaints a year
from professors who feel them
selves aggrieved. For the most
part, the association officers, by
working behind the scenes. are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

The suthoF Of this article wos sdusa-
ton sditos Of the New York Tines
for " Yeos, q Pulitzer Prize winner,
and currently, Is deon Of the Grod-
uots School Of Edueoiiou Of reshNo
UakenifY In New York.
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sTUDEBAKER 80 hardtop Cham
pion: T. and b., ideal 2nd car.
You can own It. Full price sla5
IS dns SO mo. ORRISON MO-
TORS, 704 W Bread st.. Falls
Church. IA. Open ia.
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BELL MOTORS

Sill Wis. Ave. NV Wo, $4,000
THUNDKRBfRD '5S cruiseomatic
transmission, power steering. power
brakes. power windows, power seat.
radio and heater, Excellent. like
III rhnnss frnm 81. 4aS each'
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PLYMoUTH '5s

fL1MOUIn 90
Savoy 4-dr. sedan, 6-cyllnder, auto.
ahlll, 2-tone white and gfnyis orie.
upholstery and mats. Ike new;
IN showroom cond.i very ecnn'
tranap,; priced low
WILL FINANCE TO YouR BUDGET
low DOWN PAYMENT
STAR PONTIAC
to7 Florida Ave NE. II. o-7eof
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CAVE FORD

THUNDERBIRD '5s 4-passsn9eF:
90O-hp.: VS. cruisamatic; radio,
better power I,,,,. stesrans, i. Ipsc,sf
white dannel interior The most
beautiful car on the road, de-
signed for discriminating drivers.
Low MILEAGE, excellent condition;
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Crossroads Rambler

RAMBLER '56 4-dr. Custom sedan.
Choice Of 3 and transmission. All
reas. priced Excellent condition.
81 9Q5 each
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BELL MOTORS

Sill Wis. Ave. NV Wo. 6-S900
RAMBLER 1852 hardtop: r. and h..
VA inspection Ok; S325 or best
offar n 6-3174
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PARKWAY FORn

5000 NJ 81. NV. FE. 3-2eo4
THUNDERBIRD 5s hardtop; Ford
omatic power steering: low mile
aee; new-car cond.i week END
only; 81 1875; S3Qb On SPOT de-
livery
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EDMONDS FORD

SECS Wilson Blvd. IA. 5-ssee
PLYMOUTH 81 4-door sedan; VS..
automatic transmission, radio.
heater, black finish: 81 ,5a5. Z. ?.
sTEUART SILVER SPRING, INC.
1141 East-West hwy Silver
Spring. JU. q-1434.
PLYMOUTH $50 VS. Gust. sub. -
DR.. Sc. wag., ppsh-button dr. T.
md n; FAR aos I've. aves r,ssas -tp Ins
q @ayt., bank terms. OPEN sun
DAY.
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OFFER. JE. 2-3701.
VOLKsWAGEN '5s convertible:
blue: owner: sold new for
s2,104. now S1.795. FL. 4-2s73.
VOLKsWAGEN BUS; used as FAM
fly vehicle; ORIGINAL owner trans
ferred from area: reduced TO $3.50.
VOLKSWAGEN de luxe sedan,
radio; original immaculate inte-
rior: like-new gray metallic finish;
S675. DEALER. III. 7-7a66.
.VOLKsWAGEN 81 Micro-bus
camper; sleeps large family. HA.
o-1RQ0
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Located at Baileys x-Roads nr.
new Hot shoppe, Col. PIX. JE'
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AMERICAN

AUTO SALES
S312 oeorEis Ave. Tu. 2-7o11
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RAMBLER '59 4-dr. station wagon;
co. official car; delivered ~ y, c.
S2.G95. BURROWS RAMBLEh,
INC. 900 M St. Sc, Ii. 4-s5oO'
nr.1aneitn MauY Ward
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PLYMOUTH '6a station waEon;
straight stick, 6-pass.l clean as :
new onet tDN6.
STANDARD PONTIAC
246O chillum Rd. AP. 7-712O
PLYMOUTH 80 4-door sedan; very
SILVER SPRING. INC, tl4t East
West hwy. Silver Spring. u. D
1434.
PLYMOUTH '5s 4-door sedan; low
down payment new car nnancinE
Sl.6QS L. p STUART SILVER
ePRTNC, INC, itA1 Eagt-West
hwy. Silver spring. Ju. a-l434.
PLYMOUTH 50 hardtop VS.; pow
erfiite, baby blue and white nnish.
Extra nice Social low price,
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CAVE FORD

- nm On, e-se6s' - IS '''''
TRIUMPH '55 TR-2: excellent con-
dition; all extras; 81 $50. 10.
7-7l73.
TRIUMPH 1855: IS 600 actual
miles; excel cond.; r. and h.;
S1,65O RA. 6-2e06.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-03-28

beloved, thus toos is the empty
shadow of death. They possess
a guarantee that they will en-
brace their loved ones in the
presence of Christ. Let Chris
tians even leave this world and
all it holds. This, to, is an
empty shadow eff Deaths power.
The gain an endless life, eter-
nal health, everlasting peace
and joy, enduring treasures, and
Heaven itself.
The day of death is believ-
er's birthday. 1t marks the final
victory over death. 1t is the
ship that carries HIM across to
the Land CT the Living.
If you h we not held to
Christ in the past, do SO now.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-03-28

; open door to eternal blessed
ness.
Christ did not die for His
sins, but for ours. Thus He
rose to life not to Himself;
but to men. | am the resurrec-
ton and the life! Christ the
Head, arose; hence the mem
beers cannot remain in death.
Therefore at His resurrection
many saints rose with Him, as
an earnest of the future great
resurrection.
Let then, our body wither
and die and decay. Christ's
resurrection is our guarantee
that we may triumph, as die
Paul q. Cor. 80. Let Christians
weep at the graves of THEN
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1959-03-28
The OUTLOOK
BY Pastor Stephens
"CHRIST Is RISEN
INDEED"

WHAT does it mean when the
w surety is at liberty? 1t
that the debt is paid and the
debtor free. Thus Christ's res.
direction means that the sin OF
man is blotted out and that the
sinner is free, as his Surety is
free.
All the events connected with
Christ's resurrection testify that
the sin of man was blotted out
by it. Through "a doubling wo-
man in the Garden of Eden
sin had entered into the world.
Believing women in JOseph's
garden first saw the risen Lord
Through his fall man had lost
the white glarb of righteousness,
In a white garb appeared the
first preacher of the resurrec-
tion. Sin had disturbed the
peace of man. "Peace be with
you" was the first greeting OF
the risen Saviour.
This is the first good reason
for the believers song of trl,
umph upon this day. For the
believer, death is NO death, as
sin can no longer accuse him
Deaths poison is taken away.
But believers die, too! They
too, must weep at the grave OF
dear ones! Yes, but Christ's
resurrection gives us sure
guarantee that our death and
that of our dear ones is but an
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REAL esTA1r WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

DISTINCTIVE WATERFRT HOME
You'll enjoy many pleasant hour
In this large, l,SO0-sG. It home
on Potomac Riverfront with
large bedrm., . full tiled baths
big liv rm with fireplace The
large. fully equipped kitchen will
please the ladies with its dish
washer. washing machine. plenty
OF cabinet space and large dinine
area Large screened porch anC
garage on Handicapped and seeded
lawn or hours on the sandy beach
will delight the young Well worth
$4,000 Appointments please
POTOMAC SUPPLY CORPORA.
TON. Kinsale. Va. Call EDGE,
eaaity, in 2-bedrm. III fir n Cottage &C.
utils. incl. heat: l4-ft. boat anc
motor; $1,000. LU. 2-5563.
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

GROUND Z0NED FOR APTs.. close
in MONTGOMERY County. OIL. 2
0177. MARKET REALTY.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
lCONTinilleDA

BUICK 81 Special 4-door hardtopi
excel. cond. throughout; r. anc
b., auto. trans, power steering
Page-HugheS Buick, Inc
621 Arl. Blvd. p. C. JE. 3-l1st
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MUNTINo INSTRUMENTATION!

ACCOMMODATIONS with or With.
out meals in Shenandoah, Madison
and Culpeper Counties, Va, for
Call IA. s-6S63 for reservations.
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10y Ned RiddIe l'AUToMopILEs FoR SALE

CADILLAC .B0 Sedan de vile: gray
and white, power steering, power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-24

CADILLAC 1855 Eldorado Seville;
full power; must see TO appreciate;
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

NE SECTION D. C.-3.000 50. II.
and 1900 50. It. on 2 floors: fire
resistant bids: powered for heavy
industrial. freight elevator. For
inspection cad MA. 2-i4S3
End COMMERCIAL, parking or
used-car. lot; 80, 900 50. #; for /
"; level and fenced. w Va. ave
ne, Just south Of N. Y ave, Reas
rent. Call Mr.. UGAST, LA. 6-5441
or OIL 6-6S10.
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2i-FT. ROADMAsTERI 5ir cond
eas heat; comp!etely furnished
very good cond. 10. 7-2400.
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OLD GEORGETOWN

Af Air. T1fdTESSE AS oFr ICES
Individual rooms or groups of COM
municating rooms; S25 to S75 per
mo. per rm., utils. incl. Call Mr..
Howell or Mr.. Hogle at H. G.
SMITiY CO. ST. $4,000.
ONE : FLOOR PLAN buildings Of
10,000-20, UO0-3O,000 feet; re-
cessed truck docks, rail sidings.
Union 4-S003. Brokers invited
ROCKVILLE, MD.-New air-cond
once bldg. on Courthouse Square;
$50 Up. HUGH 7. PICK. RealtoF,
GA 1855.
SUITE OF 4 paneled rms. plul
basement on Georsia near Aias-
Reasonable rental. To. 2-627O OF
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ALTA ROMEO 'bs oiuietta Super
Spatter (cony); cleaning original
flamingo red finish with special
custom red and white leather and
carpet interior; . real showroom
item low mileage, never , raced OF
S9,995. LOGAN (FORbl. 1880
Goth ST. NV, Pc. 7-SS00. Open
ewes. til 3.
ALTA ROMEO '5s; one owner: IN
showrm. eond.; save $500 on thii
car
Continental Motors, Ltd.
l cGo5 & s Az S OPEN s 81 ' icls
Zephyr. Zodiac. Magnificeut ENG.
LIsH FORD LINE. all models: Inn
JOHN oiFFoRD MOTORS
"'oi 'lumbia Pike; Ari.. Va
ANGLIAs '59s: new English Ford
line. up to IS miles per gallon;
comfort with economy; from
1881, delivered; IL models
ranging from the least expensive
to the best at equally reasonable
taciis. HILL 4 SANDERS. Metro.
politan Washington's Oldest Ford
Wheaton. Nd. 10. $4,000.
ANGLIA 1859 2-dr.; equipped. very
low mileage: 1925. JET ENG
LIsH FORD, 1884 Pa. ave. Sc.
II. $4,000.
ANGLIA, PREFECT, CONSUL,
ZEPHYR, complete English Ford
line. See US today for the best
. deal JET ENGLISH FORD, 1884
Pa. ave. Sc, Ii. 4-2300.
ANGLIA 80 English Ford: 1 year
Call Ii. 3-3649.
AUSTTN.HEALEY SPRITE 1885, red /;
fully equipped, must sell immedi-
ately. JE. 3-2S55.
AUsTTN-HEALEY so de luxe
"iOO-6" ROADSTER; wire wheels. Z.
and b.. Q mo. old. new-car cond..
s"'oS Sun Sun %oTisooRss'
1900 ~ Fairfax Dr.. Arl.
OPPOSITE KANN's ia. 4-2111
AUSTIN HEALEY '5Ss, '56s. '55s
from s1,3s7: also ~ other for
eign cars: Porehes. Triumpns'
MGs. Jags. Sunbeams, Hillmans,
Austins and Alias. MY 35th
YEAR "
JACK PRY
10th AND NJ SIS. NV.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

INDUSTRIAL SITE, AZ
acres: top Northern Va. To-
cation at major highway in
terchange. For information
call Mr.. Kincaid or Mr..
Fussell, IA. $4,000.
Shannon & LuchS Co.
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CADILLAC 80 coupe; turquoise.
power steering, power brakes: very
clean; like new: liberal trade ms
accepted. ccc guar.
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
1879 2cnd st. NV. Pc, $4,000
OUR 26th YEAR
CADILLAC so "6e" sedan: clean,
2necsoyner car; weekend special;
Akers Olds- Cadillac Co.
Eeirlington Shopping Center
Our 10th YEAR V''O
CADILLAC '56 sedan; green, power
steering, power brakes, factory
air conditions; S1,So6. ccc guar
Capitol Cadillac Odds Co.
1929 2cnd st. NV. FE. $4,000
OUR 26th YEAR
CADILLAC 1858 hardtop coupe,
beautiful Pacific coral and white
air conditioned By General Mo.
tors, equipped with full power
aecsseories: end-of-month special
Suburban Cadillac Olds Co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD. OIL. 6-770(
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

SALE OR TRADE-Winter Haven
duplex. = hedrms. each side; ter.
5sz7O C sGS eleetri: heat at slS
f oST eS S2Sp MontEomery cO pr op.
erty. VII. 6-079S.
I6O-ACRE cattle ranch, Marion
County: will sacrifice at SIS pei
acre. Box 4S2, Miami as. Fla.
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BUICK 1888 convert; full power
equip. low mil. excel. Must sell:
$3.50 or best ofer. ia. 2-727S.
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ANTIQUE AUTOS
AUToM0BILEs FOR SALE

ANTIQUE FORD '36 4-dr.; gray
GOOD runninE cond.: 5000 OF
best offer. Colonial S-i36O.
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CADILLAC 1919 cow: poVdel
pun blue. white top. Wv. 7. and
h., p.w,, p. seats. needs new top
SOS or best ofier. JU. o-72it
after 8.
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CASH PAID for clean used trailerS
DEALER RO. S-l4OU.
CASH PAID. for clean used trail.
ers under $1,000 BE 9-Ss2I.
JACK BLAIR & co.
Mobile Homes Of Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
I MI south Of Va Waldorf On Rte. sol
SPARTAN-SP ARCRAFT--AVION
KNOX-LIBERTY-0REAT LAKES
45xlO-FT. MAGNOLIA. $3,905
o to o: Closed SUM-; Q pm. Wed
SCHULTZ: ss.tt;. l.bedrm. 1853
payments. S14 Wk.; bal, 81 $50,
circle. VIRGINIA MOBILE HOMES,
Routes 20 and so. Fairfax. Va
sTREAMLITE 1855; 81 IT,; very
clean: 9 bedrms. Full price. So
$50: can be financed. WE. 5-5702.
TRAILER, util.; extra tire and
tube; license. Best. ofier. RE. B.
3l:ET. 2:BEDRM TRAVEL MAS
TER, ~ aluminium; completely
ofier. nj, Of Woodbridge. RI
1, across from Howard johnson.
1888 SILVER DONE H0UsETRAlL-
E Zoo toT e. sSls; y lt.zsshl 0e e
h M. e5S,.s e Ancient Oak DR.
GIFT, R0ADMAsTEns 81 cond :,
gas heat; completely furnished
very good cond. 10. 7-2400.
Evening star., 1959-06-26
Dentists,
Hygienists
Pass Exams

BALTIMORE, June 26 (AP)
The Maryland State Boarc
OF Dental Examiners announced
yesterday the names of 81
dentists and 10 hygienists who
have passed examination fol
licenses in Maryland.
Successful candidates fol
licenses from Washington anc
the nearby areas in Maryland
and Virginia included:
Or. Walker J. Bacon, IT,, 1908 Lin,
coin road NE. DR.. Theodore M. Bolo.
ln;i ln;i, 1242 Fifteenth place NV Or
terrace, suitiand, Nd: SprS pr' AIbsrt rIs.1~e' 2
Simeon j. Cole, r.. 1000 ss New vi Hamp. ns
snire avenue NV; DR.. Mlklos Cserep.
talyi, solP Eastern avenue. Silver
spring, Nd Dr; Raymond 8. Dam.
s' szo' s33 Cherokee trail. Frederick
br, Arthur NJ, Dubit, 1895 For,
stevens drive NV: DR.. George Geller
X. l4oi Whittier place, Washinston;
Or, Philip e. Giguere, I002g Brunette
Gomez. isoS clifton street EEL NNSVeetISc Nw': p1
Arthur J. Hendrickson, gO32 Balti.
more avenue, College Park, Nd; DR.
Jay B. ,Herschman, 46O7 conneet tieut
avenue NV DR.. Frederick L. Hodous,
DR., Nachman B. HorowitE, 200 c
street NV: Dr. Shelton M, Kasnett
3505 Little Dale road. Kensington, Md ::
DR., Robert X, Kwabara. 5O3l Bradley
boulevard, Chevy Chase, Nd: DR.
Arnold !. Malhmood, 1905 Quebec
terrace Silver Spring, Nd; Dr.. John