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Pantry Elegance by KrOmex

Pantry Elegance by KrOmex
The new sheer" look in Dazzling chrome with ebony
plastic handles. A completely matching set to give your
kitchen O truly decorator look.
A. Konister Set-four cleaning "shO@-Offs" flour Ibs
su9or lbs; nesting coffee, h. and tea, " lbs 9.95
B. Coke over-occommodotes high,s round or square
cokes Complete with sparkling gloss troy to hold COKE
Eoy to clean. 6.95
C. Breed Cobnet-woOd cutting board inside door. re-
cessed handle to permit firm cutting base, Patented
sDrnq closes door automatically 11.95
soIt and Pepper, 295 3-Pc. Ronee Set. 5.95
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Pantry Harmony by Lawson
Soft pleasing simplicity Of color that will complement
every Kitchen Sturdy steel with boxed enamel finish
for neat appearance during long use Yellow pink, tur-
quose or white
A. Breod BOx-tin-Ihed steel for soe storage, holds
fomiy supply Of breed ond coke. GroWN close REIN
forced door. II" high, Y" deep, l5h" long. $50
conster Set-tin-Ined for sofe storoge large plastic
knob Set of four cons Boxed enamel finish Set, 2.98
c Step-on Cons - heavy gauge Steel flush mounting
covers stonIess steel foot teodIes rubber cushioned
Includes bocket and cup for deodoront disc, discs
included l0R-qt size 3.9S
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Pantry Fashion by MasterWaFe
Luxury decorator coors accented with cleaning chrome
in choice of red white, lemon yellow, turquoise Mode
Of heavy gauge durable steel with cleaning boxed enome
finish
A. conette -spoce sowing, stockobIe Apiece canister
set eosy-grp chrome plated covers lbs, sugar. flour
! u lbs coffee, teo. Set 1888
B. Breodette -richY styled with 9rocetul contours,
matching coored knobs. BuiIt-n wood sicng board
7.98
C. sonette chrome plotted, rubbercushioned covers,
with ndestructibIe l4-qt, poyehyene inner poll Fully
enclosed mechanism. 6.98
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*jS. IA. N-623D, NJ n
~. sl-Insh table model; fins work
leather TOP, excel. coud.,. SIS pr.
and foam cushions. Must see 70
appreciate. $7b. VIII. 2-DS07.
~. Motprola 14-inch; table incl.
sSSiss tcr5 1s R To-. sio eis sSs.
tro.t. Us. Kt. -o5piI psits ~ 8 J m n.
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TYs-USEr

I LILY, Rev poFiAR I.
SIS: 80; trade-ins accepted. GIN:
TRIAL, 2OO7 l4th Sc NV. X
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MARIO
FURNITURE CO.
1928 18th ST. NV.
DE. 2-4747

OPEN DAILY TIL q PM.
WE'D, SAT, sun, TIL o PM.
FVRN. UNCLAIMED outdool
ehaise Tongue SO: studio couch
$50: kit. set Sl9: hospital bed
$40; wHshins Uni machine SIS; dinins
rm. table So: marble console;
marhie-top chest OF drawers S25;
card table 81: corner cupboarno
chaise Tongue $40; bookcase 81:
Victorian sofa SOS: mirrors So;
S66: din. rm. set $50: vanity With
mirror 81: Hollywood bed $40;
chest Of drawers. $40; mattress
so: buffet 50; klt. table So. sQfa
bed S2b; occas. chair So; bed X
Fr, Prov. bedroom and dintnE Im.
pieces: rocker So coil sps; 81 NJ, Ne
DO UPHQI STERlE9. SLIP coy.
EIas. pRAPERlEs; decorator fab
RIGS $780, OF Antiques restored.
cabinetwors Also new furniture,
HsosfsrElSRsEHRss, l9E rists q. nv w.
sSSSd.S;;,S 3 i oSS.n ewes. % !. O.
FURN,-small end table, ANTIQUE
6ufiet: low foot stool. oL. 1.006S.
FURN,-Moving out OF country,
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PIANOS--Wide selection Of recon.
aitioned uPrishts smsrtly STYLED
United 's for rscrsatc lon rms Plane:
including local delivery. CAMP
BELL MUSIC CO. li0s O St.
NV. DI, 7-8l04.
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J. H. GICHNER


TRAINS, NO., MaTkin. 3 en-
n siss sa.. sy,teh ,sso sztsa trsss
trains ana village. Moving. 500.
EN-. 2-2b34, after Z pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM, dining rm., contents Of
home: cash. We do moving. stOrI-
aee; reasonable rates. ia. 0-2o31.
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A few samples:

- NV oehhptNss
Two-pc. foam rubber living room
suites. sofa, matching chair: dec
orator fabrics In gfeen. brown,
black. beige. etc. -.
You SAVE $40
2 seven-Pc, Colonial Dining Room
Suites, golden maple anish. -,
You SAVE 500
2 Four-Pc. Bedrm. suites; chest,
dresser. mirror, bookcase bed;
modern silver-gray. -.
REQ sl'2ou SAVE So SALE sss
step. ends, l cocktail table: srouT
REC. $50 .es SALE. sls.pS
2 Five-Pc. Dinette Sets: Formiea.
top table 4 chairs. -. -,
~ You SAVE sa1 s''
/ Three-Pc, French Provincial Sec
,tional; all foam rubber. outstand-
ing turquoise matelas,e fabric; a.
You SAVE sill s-''
1 Colonial Cherry Bedroom Suite;
Ssa, cee best dresser. mirroprIr s,ao
REG sSS You SAVE SO SolE' sos
9 Four-Pc, Colonial Bedroo m
Suites: golden maple finish: chest,
dresser, mirror. bookcase bed,
You SAVE SO
t-pc, foam rubber sectional. dec
REG. $3.50 SALE s1es
YOU SAVE $40
2-Pc. Sofa BED suite, opens TO sleep
2 and matching chair. .
~ You SAVE sio6 80
NEa~u aEouv AKa-a Ykn,.,n
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MARKET TIRE co.
e SssS PIsI|y LI 3 AM Y VIZ ssdoo
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GFCPFTEP
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

IN EXCELLENT oPPoRTURI7
We have . vacancy offer.
ing more than the usual re-
wards Of employment not
found in . one-girl once.
Our organizstion Is large
enough to OFFER . full line Of
fringe benefits and TO eneour.
age personal fecogniticn
alons with professional
groWth.
Applicant possessing nor
NAL secretarial skills would
qualify for consideration.
Applicant selected. under 40
yrs. would be permitted suf-
feient time TO terminate
present employment.
Convenient, in-town ioca-
ton: air-conditioned ofhces:
modern cafeteria and lounge
areas.
Submit brief, but complete,
resume including past en-
ploynent. present rate Of
pay, and once experience.
NJ am atav
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PIAN0s-.-Returned from rental,
:Rnsi P PsaSs.d E Sr sDrns .sr
snee. KiTTs. 1850 3 81. NV,
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FARM AND GARDEN

sOD-Immediate de-
or large orders. 10. s-1es0.
LANDsCAPTNG AND TREE sERV-
ICE-Compiete nursery stock, sod
| for sale. .2Ol Arlington blvd,
Falls Church, Va, JE. 4-0646.
OGDEN SOY BEAN SEED, 81 .
bushel ct farm. 97ss termination.
IKE. S-n460.
SAWDUST, rotted: top soil, sludge.
bluestone, sand, tree work. fill dirt.
SP. 3-45sS. SIP. 3-5S00.
STRAWBERRIBS, fancy. SOC at.
each afternoon Of clear weather.
| HEYSER'S FARMS roedstand,
Rte. g., mile north Of Coles
VILE Md.
STRAWBERRIES =
Special, Quality freezing varieties.
26c ID. in your containers; you
pick. On Rte. liz (DarnestoTns
Seneca rdo near Rte. Is IN
d. A0 Ross So. WI. s-e1sl
ToPsoIL-very seed rich tOpsoil
reasonable. 10. F-4S3S, N .
Tor SOIL. rich and Gle clean, 4;ey.
1850 To. 3-si2s. - -
TRACTORS - New INC Farma1
tractors and equip: indus. wheel
tractors, baekhoe and loadersi
1 Mcculiough chain saws, parts ana
| service. Lime, seed and fertilizer
H tractors with pillow cultivator
planters: INC combine and baler.
p. III MOORE. u. s. No, 31l,. l
mi. south OF new 80, Mitehellville,
Nd. cE. 6.S1S1
TREE REMOVAL. top. trim: lots
cleared: custom sodding. Mr..
DEVLiN, HE, 4-2700 anytime.
WANTED-InternAtional cub treS;
= tor: need other attachments; ~
cash; pvt. party. DE. 2-olOV'
Ext' olo.
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PIANOs-For rent. New and used
spipsts. consoles. grands and up,
W monthly npi with option q
s buy, H sTnEs extra ira, J9s m W.
5i69 Lee highway, Arlington
tphone IKE, S-5000); 9332 0eor-
gia ave, silver Spring (phone ~
lot ,1 wiism E,, street 1.
74Ss). Silver spring and Airing
ton stores open daily from 1880
until o pm ct night except Sat
urdays. when they are open from
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oRoAN-3siOre yGg ~, t by any ,!s, o.
q only s6SS: u mahosEnE A VS.
full Wuflitser and Qulbransen
transistor lines. Used Hammond,
BALDWIN 1a. and wSrliINSss 9 aCHnscT y
iinston at 5Iee Lee highway: n
ave, Suburban stores open eve
nings. except Saturdays
ORGANS. Enjoy your holiday every.
day The al new Lowrey Holiday
with full percussion including tht
Hawaiian guitar Only $500 witt
bench, Open ewes. by appointment
KITS. 1880 q at. NV. RE. q
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DINING RM. SET, table. 4 chairs,
china cabinet: modern gray: peri
cond. Reas., 10. 3-54le.
DTNRTTE SET, wroueht iron With
pad and 2 chairs: $40. Mint
green cotton rug. exi2; $50. OIL.
DTRHWAgHER. 0E Mobile Maid.
$50; 0ibsen Spanish guitar, $50:
crib and mattress, $40. WIZ
DOORS 5000 for Kitchen cabinets.
factory flnighed. new, 2gc and up.
BLOCKS, INC. 1897 BlndensoufR
DRzPERiEs AND CORNICEs-2
rms; excel. cond. No reasonable
offer will be refused. EM. 2-770s.
DRTER, cas-. ABc, excel. cond; Apc
Q-Matle washer; both $3.50. La.
0-a742.
|DRfFTWooD ORIGINALS, cotiee
N. VILLAGERS Co. 2lis 18TH NV.
rnAfFsVfvT nnFnTAG
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Many, Many More Items
Too Numerous to Mention
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mostly for customers. Have TO be
sold Of sacrifice prices ;llxlY rose
ssr fao l aoSi ,o Ssise oS Gnin ros;
sO SEsG i5 5Sis s SiSs Aspahah sSls
r neN ana ma m any more @sstc Can Sc seen
at HANNA AYQuB RUG CLEAN
ING Co, 1925 Wisconsin ave. NV
PAINT. 1900 gallons; S3.9b value
Sbis N 81. NV, j. h. dIcHNER
PHOTOGRAPHIC EoUIPMENL=.,
Kodak, Fiuorlite enlarger, 2Pst5zs
speed graphic, aecessories' NE
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN

BEAUTlCIANs wANTgD--D. c, Or
DEAUTY SALON, En-. 5-7b42.
BOOKKEEPER
Experienced. Accounting through
Trial Balance. Apply Boz 3eD-r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

FuRN.-Movlng out OF country,
Major Masterpiece fufn. at . sac,
must see 10 buy. 1910 Tuckerman
ct. NV. Sat. and sun. only, 11.0
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sIrUATIoMs--MEn

BULLDozER WORK vented, Tpl
with anrIe blade and operator. nl
Job too ANAL: WA, H-Oabo,
ELkr, ENGINEERING NOpnQM0n "
desires any suitable lob, depend
able, coiored LA. o-Abbe.
MAN pKsInkg part-time work
after pm, mas own car. 20
WIT. COLONEL. so: hs., business
service station attendant: ttoch
s snpcy anpSsn y AZ. ETsiFss na dSsre'
Box 4ao-R Star. ~
YOUNG NAN, age 20, Eood con.
hard worker. psfsons6isi VENT
prod. or sales. King 6-S552. I
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N. FRANK & SON
l14 3rd st. NV. DI. Yes

OFFICE FURNITURE
s seEgoA bl SgScz zsp o. T 3 taovR
4 Drawer steel LEGAL and Lett aI
File Cabinets. Cost new $eS. $ls.gh
4-Drawer Wood Files, Legal q
a 5e't Once Chairs 81 u
SO DIP Fiat-Top Golden Desks. wal:
nu. and Mahogany 1890 $3n
100 Lockers. all sizes $3.50
$4,000 Stock. New and USED omce
Furniture Of every description Of
fered q savings up 70 49,.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUR. CO.
1101 7th ST. NV.
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9l84zxin SSooxsi ----------sezf
Prices apply 10 recap your III i iirs
or RECAP exchange plus tax. n.
Use Your Central charge Account
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INTERCQMs, new, 5 sta: clock
ssa7 sIaSensbSrg I'd. MA.7-sboi.
JEWELRY. ANTIQUE AND ESTATE
--ssllinf ent contents o. antiens
Thing, 500 unusual pes. With gen.
uine stones, diamonds. oDals, anne.
thySts, t0raR, Jade, ETC.. At cost
price or heloW. 8SO1 Burning Tree
I'd, Befhasda. Nd. EN-, 6.103D.
ened, hand, 81 each: power
mowers, Slh each: ~ u. 1895
n. I. ave, ne. IN the rear. Sat,
Sun. and Mon. only.
LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT. WING LEE
LAUNDRY. 433 9Th 81. s.w.
LIVING ROOM eUITEi couch con.
xerts @ fun BED and match. Shy
LIv. RIM. SUITE, sec. sofa, lounge
chs oecas. ch.; $3.50: finest const
"a. s-0364.
MEMS eUITs--o00 suits. Up q
Si46. Like new, size 90 reg. also
other items: see. IA. e-0ool'
MOTORS. 1Il0O 70 100 h;p: ent
reduction gear. 70 40 volts; Is.
S SSSs i4 sssa 4. 4s w. ; gssSEsscA RTY
MOVIE OUTFIT. 8 nm. KODAK;
SHOW Time 8 protector. Brownie
Win iight: best ctisr. SO. s.sses
OFFICE FURNITURE
s drawer. 3exs1 wood map niles
ss s SssE soos s,p e scS karr e
hoidersl. IS each; e0x34 stee .l
desks, SIS; neN. steel exec. desk
sooEsssss. < $gs 70 $50: steel al
visit our l-story warehouse loca-
tiou, for new and used. once tur-
nitnre Of all descriptions. Our
prices are competitive. Free de-
livery and free parking.
N. FRANK IL SON
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TOOLS

Rakes, 81 used shoysle 81; hoes.
s i:! 49, Il; ;:S'sI . ;: ~: 4. s.SS
blocks. falls, rope. chain. we1Esl,
sIscsea "; whsslparroys. 81 30;
BIB Sip. v nxss; $50; paint si.ss;
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GUN. Berepta. Model AsEL. ever.
under i2 e.; si ,.a tsisssf :t auto
lined barrels, engraved, new. 30
5-039e.
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FURN.--Antlaue hitchcock chairs,
buffers desk: din. I'm. set. French
Provincial, custom made. ~ PC.
massive eedaf-lined walnut ward
robe; chairs. wing and club;
cocktail tables, he'd. miac., IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-05

Washer Drier Close-out
Must ssll al new stock 1858 wasa-
ers and driers. No reasonable offee
refused; We carry Norge. Oh,
FriRidaire. Easy, rhilco, Bendik
and Westinghouse washers and
driers. Omen evenings It'll a,
STANDARD TIRE a BATTERY CO.
10th and H SITS. NE. II. 3-o0s2
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Breakdown Nets II
Under Pownshop Law

Washington police revealed
yesterday that they have ar
rested IL District secondhand
dealers in a month-long crack
down here on violators of the
two-year-old pawnbroker's law.
1t. Jacob Wolf, head of the
Pawn Squad, said investigation
Of the dealers began in late
January after his Office had re-
ceived complaints that a few
secondhand dealers were add
ing Is per cent to the value
Of articles before selling them
back to customers.
He explained that second
hand dealers may buy and sell
articles but, unlike pawnbro-
kers, may not stipulate a price
for their return.
Those arrested were identi-
fed by 1t. Wolf as follows:
Sol Bogen, 38, whose place
of business is in the 900 block
Of Pennsylvania avenue Sc
He is charged with failure to
turn in an accurate report. Mr.
Bogen, who lives in the 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Script Wins
Scholarship
ForGeoreion

A Georgia youth who hopes
TO enter the field of religious
education won a $1,000 scholar
ship yesterday in the annual
Voice of Democracy broadcast
script writing contest.
James w. Rachels, jr., II, of
Columbus, Ga, was first prize
winner among so contestants
from the 40 States and the
District. His selection was an
nounced at a luncheon in the
Statler Hotel.
Other flnalists were Derek
L. Booth, II, of Boonton, N. j.;
Herman William Mast. II, of
Lawrence, Kans.;; and Sanford
L. Orkin, Is, of Sunbury, Pa.
The District was represented
by Hoyt S. Alverson, 16, of
$3.50 Nash street Sc. He is a
Junior at Anacostia High
School.
Each of the contestants had
written an essay entitled, 81
Speak for Democracy"
The competition was spon-
sored by the National Associa-
ton of Broadcasters, the Elec-
tronics Industries Association
and State associations of broad
casters in cooperation with the
Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Senator Gruening, Democrat
of Alaska. was guest speaker
at the luncheon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Bridge Tourney
Opens Tomorrow

Area bridge fans begin a
three-day competition tomor-
row afternoon in the Mayfiower
Hotel for the city Of Washing
ton title and trophies.
The 18th annual spring tour
nament. sponsored by the
Washington Bridge League,
opens at 2:l5 pm. with women's
and mems pair contests. The
mixed pair event will be at
$50 pm.
Following the Saturday eve
ming play at approximately II
pm. a panel discussion featur-
ing Washington bridge ace Al
vim Roth and New York bridge
champion Alfred Sheinwold,
bridge columnist for The Star,
is scheduled.
The competition concludes
Sunday with a team-of-four
and a nonmaster pair contest
held concurrently and beginning
at l pm. and 6 pm.
The tournament is open to
any member Of the American
Contract Bridge League. Pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

block of Tenbrook court, Silver
Spring, posted $3.50 bond.
Sam Grant, SIS, Of 1882
Quesada street NV, who is
the president of a corporation
which operates a shop in the
100 block of H street NE. He
was charged with two counts
of being an unlicensed pawn
broker and failure to make a
report. He posted $3.50 bond.
Milton Bolasny, 40. of the
5000 block of Chillum place
NE. He was charged with
two counts of being an I'M
licensed pawnbroker and twice
for failure to make a report. He
posted $1,000 bond.
Harry B. Mclaughlin, whose
place of business is in the
$500 block of Georgia avenue
NV, charged with being an
unlicensed secondhand dealer.
He posted $500 bond.
Joseph S. Kronstadt, 81,
whose business is in the 1900
block of Seventh street NV,
charged with two counts Of
being an unlicensed pawn
broker. Mr.. Kronstadt, who
lives in the 1900 block of Pea
body street NV, posted 5000
bond.
Six others, 1t. Wolf said were
charged with failing to make
a report and forfeited collateral.
They are:
Jacob Harris, SO, whose bust
ness is in the HOO block of S.
Capitol street, $50.
Louis S. Fainberg, rs, with
Offices in the TOO block of Fiji
tenth street NE, $50.
Myer M. Feingold, 40, whose
shop is in the 1000 block of D
street NV, 500.
Charles P. Sherman, 48, with
Offices in the TOO block of Four
teenth street NV, $25.
Hal Giberman, with a shop
in the 700 block of Seventh
street NV, $50.
Rose Lyons, of the 5000 block
of Connecticut avenue NV.
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

science instructors at junior
high school level hold masters
degrees too.
The NSTA officials testi-
mony yesterday decried espe-
cially the lack Of laboratory
facilities in the Nations junior
high schools.
Mr.. johnson said that in the
Districts newer schools the
laboratory facilities are excel
lent, but in the older ones woe
fully INADEQUATE"
RemodeIIng Planned
He disclosed that plans are
afoot to remodel at least four
of the older junior high schools
and two senior high schools
Given sufficient congressional
ALLEGATIONS, some 10 junior high
schools in the District will be
remodeled within the next two
years, he said.
Mr.. Smith. who urged be-
fore the Space Committee that
half the science teachers "be
replaced at the earliest oppor-
tunity," said nationwide con-
ditions he described probably
don't apply here.
Washington is in a much
better situation than other
places" he said.
He said he personally did not
agree with the NSTA's official
position that there should be
no preferential salary treat
ment" for science teachers.
The NSTA would provide
a starting salary for all teach
ers of not less than $4,000,
to move upward to from $4,000
to $4,000 over a 10-year pc
Rod. Only then would salary
increases be considered on a
merit basis.
Mr.. Smith called the NSTA's
position "unrealistic."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

sions" in reaching an agree
ment with Britain and Turkey
to make Cyprus an independent
republic. Foreign Minister
Evanghelos Averoff then termed
Mr.. Venizelos' charges "anemic
and pusillanimous."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
Greeks Anoered
By Cyprus Policy

ATHENS, Feb. 26 (APl.--
Debate began in Parliament
last night on Premier Constan-
tine Karamanlis' handling Of
the Cyprus issue. The threat Of
FIST fights quickly forced tenn
porary suspension Of the session.
Sophocles Venizelos. leader Of
the opposition Liberal Party,
accused the government Of
making "humiliating conces-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26
ADVERTISEMENT
How to Act
on Your Honeymoon

0Too often a YOU = bride and
groom look upon this escape
together as a sexual testing
period" the course Of mar
rage is determined by the
wedding night. "Tostatements
like that the authors of this
article condensed in March
Readers Digest, take vigorous
exception-urge "a holiday
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Readers Digest today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-26

system, said the statement
does not apply to District SCI
ence teachers.
Mr.. johnson. referring TO
testimony given before the
House Space Committee by
oficials Of the 16.0O0-member
National Science Teachers AS
ISOLATION. said:
TITS pretty strong medicine
coming from them"
The officials, NSTA presi-
dent Herbert A. Smith and ex-
ecutive secetary Robert H.
Carleton, testified before the
committee that most high
school science courses are out
Of date and that so per cent
Of the science teachers do not
hold science degrees and are
mot really qualified for their
Jobs"
Junior High Texts
They said that many of the
science teachers had not taken
science courses at college and
that junior high school science
courses were in a particularly
terrible state Of affairs"
Mr.. johnson admitted science
textbooks at Washington's
Junior high level are "abom-
Unable" and that I'VE simply
can't find suitable text ma
terial."
But he asserted that all Of
the Districts ITO science teach
( ers hold degrees in science and
we're required to meet the
school systems minimum quail
fcation of "a semester hours
Il Of science study before teach
ing general science at junior
: high level.
Mr.. johnson said District
science teachers must also hold
4 masters degree in science in
/; order to instruct at senior high
: school level. He said that many
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The SPEAR suspended the
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D. C. Science Teachers
Qualified, Johnson Says

The District schools top science supervisor replied today
70 statement made yesterday before congressional
mee that nearly half the Nations science teachers not
qualified for their jobs 81
Keith G. johnson director Of science for the District school
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