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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-23

BREN.MAR-2-yr. -old, 3-bedrm.
baths and finished rec. rm. Can
Only SlS,gbO. MILLicAN REAL
TY. JE. 3-7746.
BRoADMONTl a BEDRMs.-see
this wonderfully spacious brick
Colonial. featuring an attractive
pfNiNo RM.. modern kitchen with
bedrms.' . full baths on end A.:
powder rm. on LIST n. and extra a
bath In bsmt.; FINISHED REC,
porch. ATTACHED 2-cAR GA
RAGE, shaded S0x140-ft. lot are
some OF the other nice features Of
this spiek.and-span home. Priced
at only &32,260. Call for appt.
today! METZLER, REALTORS, IA.
5-7676; after Q pm. CIR. 3-2254.
Buy ,! OR RENT TO tSptio o 70 spYy' part
McLean-New 4-bedrm., 2-bath
rambler; separate din. rm., model
kitchen. Top location. REYNOLDS
CONSTRUCTION CORP. ia. 2
6525 or Ell. 6-5269. Open. 9-dark.
CHARMING and Immaculate q
bedrm. rambler in the close in
and convenient Westover area Of
N. Arl. One blk. TO express transp.
Screened porch, formal din. .rm.,
fully EQUIP. kit full ground level
bsmt. with . picture windows
Built-in garage. ASKING S16.9bO
with FLA financing available
Call THE DARBY CO., Exclusive
Agents. IA. 5-9393. once open
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

MARLBORO AREA-A well-loc., s.
bedrm, 2-bath, country estate.
Loo near Andrews Air Force Base.
Sl25 per mo. To inspect, call MA
7-354l.
IS ACRES, 10 mi. west Of Warren
ton. Swimming. fishing and seclu-
sion is yours to rent with 6-rm.
house. baths, huge frepl. Call
RA. $685.
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Pep. OFFERS

SEEKING A BARoAINp il so, don't
buy buy until b.dIyN you call Pep to S see
ss.soc WITH sepi ' SiS' r lTi O iuiI
bsmt. with tile floor, large open
porch, fenced lot. Convenient
Hyattsville location, mr.. St. Jer-
ONES and public schools. Basy
terms.
COTTAGE cITY-Suburban bunga-
low. Very clean with 3 bedrms
sep. din. rm, . screened porches.
bSmt., alumni. storm windows, FILA
approved at easy GI terms,
iiAes INTEREST LOAN Can be
assumed with moderate down and
payments like rent. All-brick RAM
bier. only. 3 yrs. old with 3 bed
rms, gas hot-water heat, rec. -type
bsmt. and bulletin garage. Near
Wash, BALTIC. pkwy.
- Approx. s4-acre lot
with small swimming pool and
many shrubs and trees, providing
seclusion and privacy for an un-
usual 74-ft., 4-bedrm. rambler.
with 3 baths, huge liv. rm. with
attractive stone firepl., banquet
size din, rm., with high ceiling
and indirect lighting, Rec. room,
frepl., bath and den In bsmt.
Must see to appreciate. A value ct
S29,500.
; -BEDRM. RAMBLER-sep. liv. rm.
and din. rm.. large kit, front
porch, gas hot-water heat, full
bsmt., alumni. storm windows and
doors. Low down payment with
FHA or CT financing. Full price,
S11,950.
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NO MONEY DOWN

Three-bedroom rambler on A-acre
lot near Falls Church. Total pay
mentS :, of approximately $40,
make. 1t easy for you to be your
own landlord.
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RINGING
w I'LL OAbAAN'
EHRLICH

Top prices. fas. settlement. Money
guaranteed on time ST. 3-O45O.
SII. 900 CASH. Private buyer, home
wanted now; 2-bedrm, minimum
must be good buy Box sO-z. Star.
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FAILS CHURCH-S18. a5n

FALLS CHURCH-$l8,95O
BRK. CAPE COD
Lovely ,; ? Ssd !1n ~, ~ baths: liv.
Il bath, lie. xxi Kit; End H., G : bed.
rooms, each Is IT.: tiled bath.
Bsmt., outside entr., paneled rec.
rm., fenced yard. Walk to bus and
school. Immed poss. So, $50 cash,
500 mo. LUCILLE COOK, Real
tor, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664,
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FOR THE EXECUTIVE is
this unusual English Colonial
with tremendous bedrooms,
9 full baths, beautiful rec.
room plus den. Set of In q
magnificent setting, OF a.
acre wooded lot. This house
has everything including its
1Sx36 swimming pool, patio,
md can be shown BY APP
pointment only. OFFERED
BY ROUTH ROBBINS REAL
ESTATE CORP. XII. $4,000.
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HOUSES T0R SALE-VA.
LIVE IN-GOLF IN

VIENNA, AgainBt the falrway, we
can giye you 2 or 4 bedrms, In
me loyeliest style split-leyel6 or
all and air conditioning IN some
All custom STYLED with newest dc
luxe appointments, 4 models open
now. Priced from S37.45O with as
little as $4,000 down and $3.50
Evening star., 1959-12-03
SPACE AGE FUTURES
IN CONNECTICUT
OR FLORIDA

Pratt g. Whitney Aircraft the worlds foremost
designer and builder of all types Of flight pro-
pulSion systems, offers many exciting and chal-
lenging opportunities Noted for its 80 years OF
engineering stability, the company is expanding
its engineering program and has need for engi-
neers in the development of ar-breathing, nom
air-breathng and liquid and solid rocket engines.
Our Connecticut Aircraft Nuclear Engine Labora-
tory (CANEL) is also working on the development
of nuclear powered engines In addition, we are
carrying on analytical and experimental inveSti-
cations in numerous other fields including direct
energy conversion, solar systems, and plasma and
ion propulsion.
EXPERIMENTAL ENGINEERING :.
Performance and development of advanced air.
breathing rocket engines, nuclear power plants and
components. Development of control systems and
components for advanced propulsion systems
PROPULSION SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
Includes complete programs of preliminary design
analysis, structures research flight dynamics flight
path optmization and system evaluation studies for
both air-breathing and nor-air breathing propulsion
systems
HEAT TRANSFER RESEARCH -.
Analysis Of heat transfer problems arising from use Of
high energy propelantS in rocket engines or from use
Of liquid metal coolants in nuclear power plants.
Includes studies of the suitability Of using propean
for cooants and the solution Of q or 3-dimensional
transient heat flow problems.
MECHANICAL DESIGN -.
Includes all aspects Of mechanical design air
breathing and non-ar- breathing propulsion systems
as well components for advanced power conversion
systems.
EXPERIMENTAL EQUIPMENT
DESIGNERS :.
Engineering graduate equivalent with experience in
design related to ground supporting equipment rocketry
fakfn darU 1iaU
facilities.
VIBRATIONS
Analysis of vibration problems encountered in advanced
power plants such utter of fms in radiator tubes
PHYSICAL SCIENCE RESEARCH :.
Analytical and experimental investigations on basic
power systems for experimental devices, including
hermo-eecrc and thermionic converers solar energy
systems, radiator development and other advanced
problems such the effect of radiation and solid state
phenomena
PATENT ENGINEER
To work as liaison man between Engineering Depart
ment and our Patent once If you have q liking for
laison and legal work. this is excellent opportunity
to learn patent law Preference given to those with
degree in Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering.
METALLURGISTS -.
To work the development of high temperature
materials for tubojet engines advanced reactor appi
cations and other advance projects Areas Of particular
interest are ceramic and cermet, protective coating,
powder metalurgy, and metalographic development
well as alloy research and development.
INSTRUMENTATION CONTROLS
ENGINEERS
Engineering graduate with experience in strain gage
application, combustion, vibration sound, transient
records cryogenc temperatures automatic data record
ing as well rocket test sound and nuclear instru-
mentation.
ToAn ;,o
Evening star., 1959-12-03
SHEET METAL MAN

Capable Of simple layout work
Experience in shear and brake
operation necessary. Opportunity
for advancement. Modern com.
pany benefits. Apply in person at
TECFAB, INC, Beltsville indus
trial center, Beltsville. Nd, be.
tween 0 and 4.
SHOE sALESAfAN-Leading mems
shoe chain, for shoe salesman,
full time, exper. pref but not nee
Wonderful oppor. fer one looking
for Q secure future. Paid vac. and
iSRpsny sTesaI ssne'S sEoE sA6eP' AAeRPi' msasseT sas
ct NV
Evening star., 1959-12-03
JANITOR
JANITOR

Sober, married eolored man, no
ehildren, for small garden apt,
oleg., IN Alexandria. must be hard
WORKER and all-round handyman;
sal. Apply Mr., GREENLEE. sii
18th st. NV, e-l1;30 m, Friday.
Evening star., 1959-12-03
Personal Interviews in
WASHINGTON

Wednesday, Thursday Friday,
DECEMBER 2, 3, 4
District 1882
between II am. and pm.
If unable to apply in person. please send complete
resume including salary requirements to:
MR.. P, r. SMITH
Office "a
PRATT & WHITNEY AIRCRAFT
EAST HARTFORD 8, CONN.
Mr.. L. T. Shiembob Mr.. F. K. Gates
CAMEL Pratt & Whitney Aircraft
Box Gil West Palm Beach, Fla.
Middletown, Conn
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft
Division of United Aircraft Corporation
Evening star., 1959-12-03
HELP WOMEN

RECEIVABLE BOOK
KEEPER, Underwood Sundstrand
machine; we'll train willing per-
son; pleasant working conditions
Salary open. Call MR.. FOX, TU
2-4SO0 for appointment.
Evening star., 1959-12-03

MAINTENANCE MAN for laundry,
call for appt COMMERCIAL ov-
ERALL LAUNDRY. 1905 PEN
wood I'd, Brentwood, Nd. AP
Evening star., 1959-12-03
HOUSEWIVES
Govt. Workers
And Others

Needing Extra Cash
WORK 10, 20. 80 OR MORE
HOURS EACH WEEK
IN AIR CONDITIONED
COMFORT.
DAY OR EVENING HOURS
CAN BE ARRANGED TO
YOUR CONVENIENCE.
MONEY MAKING OPPOR-
TUNITY AS TELEPHONE
SALESWOMEN. ATTRAC-
TIVE COMMISSION PAID
FOR SELLING A TOP
QUALITY PRODUCT TO
HOUSEHOLDS IN THE
D. C. AREA.
WE CAN TRAIN QUAIL
FLED APPLICANTS WHO
HAVE A PLEASANT
TELEPHONE VOICE AND
ARE 81 YEARS OR OLDER.
FOR APPOINTMENT
CALL MIR. NICHOLSON
Ii. 6-5733
Evening star., 1959-12-03
ARCADE SUNSHINE
735 LAMONT ST. NV.

LIFE INSURANCE = Very attFae
position in the home once. Policy
owners correspondence depart.
ment OF q progressive life co
Position requires Q man with a
good knowledge Of ordinary life
insur ranee and the ability to write
excel. business letters. See Mr.,
Ardersen: UNITED SERVICE LIFE
INSURANCE CO.. 9th d.. 1928
Evening star., 1959-12-03
LAUNDRY ROUTEMAN

Married, FL to As. To build sales
on established route. Experience
not necessary. Commission and
guar. salary. Regular b-day week,
paid vacation and sick leave. Ap-
ply Mr.. Lubbes.
Evening star., 1959-11-15

new shapeliness. The tops stretch both ways.
never bind. Cotton-cushion soles are pure heaven
underfoot. No toe-cramping everi Careful of your
budget, too, Burlington Support Stockings out
wear many pairs of ordinary sheer nylons.
NeW-n new relief for your legs
Think how many hours day you are on your feet.
There isn't much you can do to change your daily
routine. but you eliminate leg fatigue forever.
Ask for Burlington Support Stockings Even
women who never thought. Of wearing support
stockings agree-Burlington is the first fashion
able answer to leg fatigue. -
Evening star., 1959-11-15
SURVEY SHOWS
WOMEN WALK MORE MILES Than MEN
why you Burlington Support fashionable leg

It's fact! nationwide survey proved women
walk more miles than men. For instance, busy
salesgirl averages miles day; an executive
male, a little more than 8. A stenographer walks
about 6. No wonder your legs tired at the end
of the day! That is why Burlington created the
fashionable answer for weary legs.
Burlington puts comfort in fashion
Burlington Support Stockings are wonderfully
different. No rubber They made of all soft,
clngy nyIon with slim pencil stroke seams They
stretch to fit your legs smoothly to support you
with gentle 6rmness. Your legs have new beauty,
Evening star., 1959-11-15

=
Lincoln's Gettysburg Address
-Four score and sepen years ago our
fathers brought forth on this continent
nerO nation conceived in liberty and
dedicated to the proposition that all
men are created equal.
NotO zoe are engaged in great ciUI
war testing ,Uhetber that nation, or any
nation so concerned and so dedicated,
can long endure. We are met on a
great battle, field OF that War. We haze
come to dedicate a portion Of that field
as a final resting place for those Who
here gaze their LiUeS that that nation
might iUe. 1t is altogether fitting and
proper that Ue should do this.
But, in a larger sense, zoe can not
dedicate, zoe can not cOnSecrate, we
can not haIIoW this ground. The brave
men, living and dead, toho struggled
here haze cOnsecrated it far above
our poor pOtOer to add or detract.
The toorld wiH little note nor long
remember tUIldt tOe say here, but it can
neper forget wliat they did here. 1t is
for US the living rather to be dedicated
here to the unfinished tOork ,ohich they
,Oho fought here haze thus far 50 nobty
advanced. 1t is rather for us to be here
dedicated to the great task remaining
before US = that from these honored
dead we take increased deuotiOn to that
cause for Which they gaze the last tuA
measure of devotion = that zoe here
highly resoLve that these dead shall not
have died in Uain, that this nation
under God shall haze neW birth of
freedom, and that government Of the
people, by the people, for the people.
shall not perish from the earth.
I.D~%.
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06

get underway promptly at $50
pm. NASCAR, the worlds larg-
est sanctioning body for auto
mobile racing, has granted a
special one night sanction to the
'fire-eaters" for this arc light
slate. The extra large cash purse,
enlarged several hundred dollars
over last year, is sure to bring
the best and largest field of cars
yet seen at Harrington or at any
other track in Delaware. Last
season well over fifty sportsman
and modified cars appeared for
the special date and the firemen
expect to extend that amount
this year as they will be draw
ing racers from a six state area
and will be but one of very
few tracks operating along the
entire East Coast on August s.
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06
99p0zH
Ocean Downs Set For Richest Race;
80 Eligible For $4,000 Feature

Tom Crank, has dazzled all
harnessdom with his exploits
this year. His personal appear
ance in the top event of the
meet could lure one of the big
gest crowds in Ocean Downs
history Friday night.
The bay son of Adios, the
sports only half-million dollar
sire, had won ten straight vic
tories this year including the
rich William E. Miller Memorial
Pace at Rosecroft and the Read
ing Futurity at Laurel. But his
winning streak was brought to
"a halt in the $4,000 Cane Fu-
turity when ano h e r Adios
speedster from this part of the
land, Adios Butler, upset him in
an historic battle.
The Ocean Downs Stake for
three-year-old trotters, valued at
more than $4,000 and boasting
a field including Bic Bic Cheer
full, Cheerful Hanover, Goldie
Song and other stars, was to
highlight Wednesday n g h t S
card.
A crackerjack program, fea-
turing a big pace for senior per-
formers, is scheduled for this
Saturday night. Post time is
$50, with the daily double clos
ing at 500.
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06
Balloon Sport Popular

Back in the l920's it was
considered great sport to 60 up
in balloons. 1t still is. But in
addition, balloons now play an
important part in the training
of Naval Airship Pilots. They
are used to develop the pilots
ability to bring his airship to
a safe landing, since in the
event of engine failure the air
ships performance is similar to
that of a floating balloon.
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06

Adios Oregon, toast of the
harness racing world, makes his
debut at Ocean Downs Raceway
this Friday night against a field
of the nations top sophomores
in the richest race of the meet
here-the Ocean Downs Race
way Stake No. 5 for three-year
old PAGERS.
With 38 of the sports class
lest sophomores kept eligible
for the big stake, the race at
this writing already has a value
of close to $1,000 and by post
time should be worth $4,000
or more.
Adios Oregon, owned by
Eastern Shoremen L. t. Not
tingham and C. R. Bull of Cape
Charles, Va, and driven by
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06
Tight Containers
Keep Bait Fresh

Little known to many anglers
is the secret of transporting min
nows in alright containers. Any
container with a tight-fitting lid
will serve the purpose for per-
iods up to "a hours. A milk can
with snug-fitting closure
makes an excellent container for
large numbers of bait fish. One
or two-gallon, large-mouthed
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06

Since the seaside harness track
opened its 24-night meet on July
27, S5S6.692 has been pumped
through the pari-mutuel ma
chine compared with S575,l07
during 1858.
The other three Maryland
harness tracks showed a de-
crease in handle during their
1859 meets.
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06

plans for its Seventh Annual
Benefit program of stock car
racing. AS in past years, permis-
sion has been granted by the
Kent-Sussex Fair and Racing
Association for use of the fam
Gus half-mile clay raceway at
the fairgrounds, located just
south of Harrington, on us.
Route l3.
The stock car program has
been scheduled for Saturday
night, August s, with a rain date
of August Is. First event will
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06

glass jars are ideal for carrying
smaller numbers.
Fill the container with fresh
water, drop in the minnows and
then screw the lid on tightly.
Keep the container in a cool To-
cation until minnows are used.
After opening the container for
bait, refill with fresh water and
again cap tightly.
BY following these simple
rules, the bait will usually re-
main lively for l6 to "a hours.
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06
South Atlantic
Titles At Stake
In Rehoboth Swim

A late summer event, always
eagerly awaited by those inter-
ested in competitive aquatic
sports, is the annual Atlantic
Ocean Swim Races, the 1859
version of which will be held
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06
Betting Increases
At Seaside Track

After its first week of racing,
Ocean Downs Raceway showed
a 81 per cent increase in ham
die over the first week of 1858
in spite of unfavorable wealth
er conditions.
Smyrna times., 1959-08-06

at Rehoboth Beach, August 81
%. Involving South Atlantic
AAU and Delaware State Cham
pionships, these races, staged
annually at the popular ocean
resort by the Rehoboth Re-
creation Club, consistently draw
as contestants, former Olympics
competitors and holders of ma
tional and regional swim titles
According to Col. c. B. Shat
fer, club secretary, this years
two-day meet, on the basis OF
inquiries received to date, prom.
ises to draw a record field, par.
ticularly for the eight events
that carry South Atlantic swim
honors. Teams from the Dis
trict of Columbia, Maryland
Pennsylvania and ware
have already indicated intention
of entering.
In addition to large number
of civilian entries from Della
ware and surrounding states
team and individual entries from
Army, Navy, Marine Corps anc
Air Force installations are also
expected.
Six SAA-AAU championship
events, 220-440-880 yard races
for women and similar distanc.
ed events for men, comprise the
first day program, scheduled tc
get underway at l:30 pm.
Surf Board Event
The August % program will
include two $50 yard events
one for men and one for WON.
en-, open only to Delaware resi-,
dents and involving state cham.
pionship honors. Also featured
on the final days program are
mile races, for men and for wo-
men, the winners of which will
be recognized as South Allan
tic AAU champions.
Members of the Rehoboth
Beach Patrol will participate ir
a surf board event as an added
attraction on August %.
AS is previous years, troph-
les will be presented to the
winners of all events and med.
ais will be presented to those
finishing first, second and thirc
in all events except the surf
board race. Trophies must be
won three times by a contest
ant for permanent possession.
An individual Point Trophy
will be awarded to the man OF
woman scoring most points ir
the AAU sanctioned events anc
a team trophy will be awarded
to the club whose members
score the greatest aggregate
point total in the two-day pro
gram.
Entry forms are now being
distributed by Colonel Shaffel
and will be accepted until Aug
ust l5-midnight. All entries
must report at Beach Patro
Headquarters on the Boardwalk
for physical examinations at s
am. the day of races. Minors
must have written approval oi
parent or guardian in order tc
enter competition.
Two State Winners
August 28-29 have been Sc
lected as alternate dates in the
event inclement weather should
force postponement of the Aug
ust 2l-22 program.
The Rehoboth Beach Swim
Races were begun in l94l with
a mems mile event that was
won by Willard B. Mcconnell
of Wilmington. The competi'
ton was su uspe n d e d during
World War II but resumed ir
1916 when Alberto Zarilla, oi
the Argentina Olympic Team
won the mile event. In l941
the program was expanded to
include both mems and WON.
ems mile events with two Del
awareans, Willard B. Mcconnell
of Wilmington, and Joan Leahy
of Newark, emerging as win
ners. In 1850, the program was
further expanded to ten events
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Must Promote Good VIII
Cardinal Sees
Sodalities for Unity

NEWARK, N. J. - His Eminence Richard Cardi-
nal Cushing said here that sodalities are "a unitive
force among nations
The Archbishop of Boston called on delegates to
the second World Sodality Congress to promote the
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-11

The Cardinal said it is
tragic" that I'VE cannot find
more evidence of good will
among the leaders of COM
munism"
He pointed out that since
1917, "the Soviet Union has
entered into literally hundreds
Of agreements large and small,
and has kept almost none of
them. Here is evidence of bad
faith or the lack of good will.
But despite it all, it is our
duty as socialists to be recog-
nized by good will, a charac-
teristic common among the
majority of mankind"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-11
Last NOvena
AT Bellevue

BELLEVUE - The closing
nine-day novena of the season,
in honor of the Seven Sorrows
of the Blessed Mother, will
begin at 7:30 pm. Saturday
with a solemn Mass at the
Sorrowful Mother Shrine. The
solemn closing procession
will be Sunday, Sept. 90, at
2 pm.
Sermons for the novena will
be preached by FIR. James
Minch, C.PP.S.
On Sunday, Sept. Is, and
Sept. 20, Masses will be offer
ed at 7, 8, 8, 10, and IL am.
and II noon. Each evening the
novena Mass will be offered
at 1880 pm.
A Polish pilgrimage Day is
being organized for Sunday,
Sept. 13. In addition to the
regular novena services there
will be a sermon and the Way
of the Cross in Polish.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-09-11
Sr. Bernardine
Named Mercy
Councillor

The Sisters of Mercy of the
Union elected a new Mother
General and General Officials
recently.
Mother M. Regina Cunning
ham Of Chicago was chosen
Mother General; Mother M.
Stella Maris Bergin of Balti-
more, Mother Vicar General;
Mother M. Bernardine Purcell
of Cincinnati, Councillor Gen
eral; Mother NJ. Jeanne Fer
rier of New York, Councillor
General; Sister M. Flavia Nc
Cormick, Providence, Council.
or General; Sister Beatrice
Marie Costello, Omaha, Seere-
tary General; Sister M. Lii.
guori Curry of ST. Louis, Pro-
curator General.
The order teaches at Holy
Family High and Elementary
School and at London st.
Patrick.