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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-31
DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY co.
MASS. AVE. EXT.

=
SUMNER .AREA-Owner beine
transferred, 5-month-old split
level with ) bedrms., ga baths.
beautiful rec. rm., family-sizec
kitchen. din. rm. and scr. porch
w,-to-w. earpetins: priced in low
40s. Out Mass. ave. Ext. to San.
gamore I'd, left on Saneamore Il
Mestpath Way, right to 5316
Mr.. SENECA LANE rnn, house
completely finished In knotty
pine; rec. I'm. wfnrepl.: mod. kit,
bath, also . rm, cottage: least
sos per mo-; excel. boating anc
fishing; up River I'd, 25 mi. DC,
S@3,150 terms. $4,000 cash.
1A-5 rm. BUNGALOW: oil heat
PooLEsvILLE--3A; rms. cen
ctous liv. rIn., din. rm. den,
bedrms,, bath, oHwH, very clean
POTOMAC HUNT sEc.-5A. an
story Williamsburg, Brick man.
sion; ga baths: mod. kit. liv. rm.
lib, din. rm., 4 bedrms, at
tached 2-car garage; horse barn
Wnlte-poaru tencei black-top drive
$4,000 terms.
sA-7 rms, brick split-level; liv
nm. wffirepl., din, rm., mod. kit.
bedrTn., ia baths. full hsmt.
1OHWH. frontage on . rds. Ownel
transferred. $4,000, term s
$4,000 cash.
CHARLES H. JAMESON, REALTOF
Poolesville. Nd. Di. 1926.
Erwin BUTT Pc, 2-22Ot
CHARLES ELGIN DI. a-337'
NEARLY q ACRE surrounds thii
custom finished cape cod styli
home with 4 spacious bedrooms,
. tub baths, separate dininf
room, large living room with fire.
place. fun basement roughed in
for recreation room. Enjoy the tai
shade trees this summer; sea.
ESQ, A., J; KESSINGER q CO.
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OPEN TODAY, 1-6
HOT
WATER
HEAT
Trades
Preferred
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY

large 20O-tt. wooded lots
makes this one Of Silver Spring S
outstanding areas Of medium
priced homes. All have hot
water heat, separate dining room,
fully equipped large modern
kitchen with table space, full
basement with recreation room
and mary. man: other otustand-
ms extras; Only left WITH 81,
and end at S27,50O.
DIRECTIONS: Out colesville I'd
APPROXIMATELY III miles beyond
new Super Giant 10 East Spring.
brook sign, right on Branttord
ave blocks to open sign.
GEORGE L. BROWN, Jr.
III $4,000
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16E@ggn
ANDREWS AREA

ANDREWS AREA
Assume large FLA loan. on brick
lot, Din. rm., large kit, Ia baths.
. fireplaces, beaut. finished bsmt.
Dir: Branch ave. Sc. to ST. Bar
nabas I'd, then left on Temple
Hills I'd. to 5135.
ALLENTOWN AREA q
S17,500 to SCI $50, New brick g.
bedrm. ramblers: . baths, 2 fire.
places; some with carport: bsmt
WILL CONSIDER TRADES. Dir
Rte. 3 to Allentown I'd D.. right
to Temple Hills I'd. and right TO
Farmer drive.
RE. 5-40s5 RE. 6-3402
4713 Silverhill Rd., Suitland, Nd,
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Camp Springs Attention Census
Bureau. Andrews and Boiling Air
Force Base personnel ? beautiful
new brick ramblers on la-acre lots.
Nothing skimpy in this house. Sep.
din. rni., "a baths. bedrms !, lge.
kitchen. . firepiaces. full bsmt.
FLA financing available.
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Lannam. Assume large loan and
give your children ample space 70
play on this s0xe66 fenced yard.
Many shade trees, shrubbery and
garden space. Sep. din. I'm.
S11,950.
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ROLE HIGHLANDS
OPEN

Brk Colonial. paneled den and full
bath on LIST. liv rm. with tirepl.l
din. rm., screened porch: 3 bed
rms. and bath up; bsmt., trees,
level lot. many extras. SiS,0O0.
FHA, $1,000 On.
Dir. New Hampshire to .ErskinA
right TO Elson St right to 1918.
OWNER HE A-2nA1
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Woodmoor
l0419 Brookmoor DR.,
Colonial, $20,750

3-bedroom, 1ia-bath brick
Colonial. Lovely entrance
hall, large living rn1. with
fireplace, family-sized dining
rm., kit. with table space,
powder rnn. on LIST floor: 3
nice bedrooms and bath up.
Lots Of closets. Nice wood
ed lot.
DIRECTIONS: Out Colesville
I'd. past -Four Corners to
Lorain ave, right on Lorain
to Brookmoor. left to 10419
and OPEN" SIGN.
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Forest Glen Park
297O Forsythe Ave.
Dutch Colonial, $22 $50

bedroom. 21a-bath brick
Dutch Colonial. Living nm.
with fireplace. separate din
ing rm., equipped kit. bath;
wall-to-wall cafpeting; full
bsnlt.. large rec. I'm. with
bar: shaded and well-land-
scaped yard. Gracious living
with charm and dignity.
Immaculate.
DIRECTIONS: Out Kensing-
ton parkway to Beach DR..
right on Beach dr.. to For
sythe ave. left on Forsythe
70 "OPEN" SION.
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CARROLLTON-sale by owners s.
bedrm brk. rambler: fenced; tile
bsmt.; many extras, $4,000.
Minimum FHA. SIP. 3-7l55.
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ELTsYILIEs- AltractiYe, 4-hed

nm. excel. -eond., frame house;
unusually large kit. spacious
closets: very Ice lot, we'll land
scaped; full bsmt.; walk 70
year FLA loan or Romance:
$4,000. WA. 1920: no agents.
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CEDAR VALLEY. Sc. section Nd.
Only $3.50 down, Ss9.16 per mo.
plus taxes and insurance buys. this
lovely 4-bedrm. brick home: sep.
din. rm.. finished bsmt.; big fenced
ward and many more extras.
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CARROLLTON-Brick rambler. 3
bedrms.. full bsmt. Assume of
loan OWNER, SP. 3-5l4n.
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1O5O2 GILMORE DRIVE. A real
picture home. 3 bedroom contem
porary rambler, loaded with
charm All cleo. kit. jalousiec
porch. many extras. Attractiyely
planted yard. Near schools anc
bus. Immediate occupancy. ST..
$50. To reach: Out Sligo Creel
Parkway, right on Belevederl
blvd, left on Gilmore drive.
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BEAUTY = BRAND
NEW BRICK RAMBLER on q
large h-acre wooded lot Three
good sized bedrooms. TWO baths,
TWO fireplaces, PORCH. SEP
ARATE dining room and many,
many other features you'll lust
have to seei waking distance to
schools: S22,750 with, GOOD
terms. Make II a point to see this
onel! Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS. AP 7-SI00
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Hudson Real Estate

Continued on Next PaEe)
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Mount CaIVary PaT-
ish. BY OWNER = Corner brick
S Nv Tm t Reg5s SEP S aim I lTs,
equip. kit. rec. rm.. fenced. extras.
Assume FHA loan, Sl6.400. Price
S2O,95O, RE. $500.
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Notices


FOR THE BEST in all kinds of
music, get Washington's most
versatile band, THE CHIRPS.
OIL. 2-8035.
THE w. o. (weIl organize0
Teen Club is giving q waist
line Dance" a penny per inch,
at 1892 Meridian pl. NV. on
Sat. Oct. 10. 1859. from 7::30
until -. ALL ARE IN
VITED.
LIKE GOOD MUSIC? Then
you'll like the NOMADS. with
music and prices to please. JU.
5-4252.
TEEN CLUBS. schools-need a
band2 Get the best. get THE
BELVEDERES: over 100 ref
erences. Call TOMMY at HE.
4-2348.
GUITAR LESSONS your home:
CLYDE MARSHALL. Largest
collection guitar music In the
East. 10. 8-5486.
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ACCORDION, 120 bass, in brand
new condition: reasonable.
Call LA. 9-0961.
PISTOL, Plainsman COZ; only 2
mos. old; SIS. Call WO. 6-8603,
So pm.
VOLUNTEER, Eico, Model 221;
brand-new. $25: motor scooter
frame, So. TW. 3-8435.
CUSTOMIZED - Lincoln;
stick shift, 2-door. new white
paint, tires and battery, T. and
b., 2 spots, white and blue nag.
interior. moons: best offer. OF.
4-7417.
GASOLINE ENGINE, 1h-horse-
power. 4-cycle Briggs g. STRAIT
ton: good condition; SO. JE.
4-6265.
VIOLIN, like new. German make,
case and bow. full size; $40.
HA. 2-7752.
DETECTIVE, Western and other
paperback books, approximately
230 in all: will sell lot for $25.
Read once. good condition.
Phone JU. 5-O113.
BOYS 26-in. Columbia bike, very
good cond.;: SIS. WE. 5-5309.
1855 CHEW. BLOCK "265" less
heads and manifold, excellent
cond.; $45. Cali IA. 1884
SUM-, bet. 1872.
1913 CHRYSLER, good motor,
trans, excellent basic transp.
for student: SIS or best offer.
AL ORR, Whitehall 6-74l6.
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IFORDMOBHE - Ford, with 81
Olds engine. lowered, duals,
good tires. new clutch, red and
white int; over $500 invested;
must sell. need money for col-
lege: 1926 or best offer. VIII.
2-2697.
BEGINNERS 2-wheeler Cboys),
very good cond.: pref. somebody
in Ch. Oh. area. OIL. 2-1312.
$40.
ROLLER SKATES, Chicago, size
III: only used 6 times: S13.
Boys. black. Call Wo. 6-e6os.
5-8 pm.
COCKER PUPS, Axe, adorable
buffs. born Sept. 3: reserVa-
tions now being taken. JE.
2-37o3.
EDLEBROOK SKI manifold COM
plete; fits $3.50 Ford. Call
for details, EN-. 2-6393.
RCA IS record player; portable
case: SIS or best offer. 10.
4-7229.
LIFTING WEIGHTS, 10 lbs,
chrome bar. gold finish, new;
$22. 10. 4-7229; best offer.
FORMAL, size 5, white lace over
yellow taffeta: worn twice; SIS.
10. 5-2377.
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Help Wunted


SAX PLAYER, tenor or alto, for
Bethesda area band: already
have jobs offered. Call REUB,
OIL. 2-7164.
SAX PLAYER wanted for rock
n roll combo; must be able
to sing. Call KIRBY at JU.
9-1504.
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Miscellaneous
Wunted

MOTOR SCOOTER, any type,

MOTOR SCOOTER, any type.
with or without motor: no more
than $50. Call so. 5-65o8 after
5 pm.
ST. JOHNS II. s. overcoat for
boy 6 #. 2 in, 180 lbs. Can
TOMMY. Spruce 3-1446.
WANTED-Four soap box derby
wheels, axles and steering
wheel. Call ED. LU. 1-5078.
SWEATSHIRT WANTED, red
with white letters: pref. Cape
Cod. Mass. Cali JE. S-8187.
WANTED - Barbells, 125 lbs.
Crescent 3-467o.
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Situations Wanted


YOUNG senior high school girl
wants work Saturdays only:
housekeeping or baby sitting;
experienced. HU. 3-5143.
BOY, 16, desires job after school
and week ends in Kensington
area. Call JIM, VIII. 6-2835.
Evening star., 1959-10-04
Probing Questions

Right away was stumped. With the en-
phasis in Russian schools weighed so heavily to-
ward the practical sciences, many Of my young
queStionerS knew lot more about automotive
mechanics than did. And there was being
asked to answer such questions as: (which is
the best car in American, "What is the horse
power in your newest cars?" and "What is the
principle behind the hydromatic Shift?"
All could tell them was that I owned 1858
Plymouth for which paid 5000 used in 1855.
They found it exceedingly hard to believe that
many American youths and just about every
family in the United States owns car. doubt
If some of them believed me at all.
One of the youths in the crowd told me that
a small Russian cara MoSkvch or Pobyeda--
costs 2,40O up, and the purchaser must wait
four years for delivery. I never got chance to
check his statements so they may or may not have
been true.
There are many cars on the streets of Mos
cow, but found that they are owned either by
the State or by rather high-placed individuals
Since it is the rare youth who can drive at ALL
one of the favorte ways for Russian teens to spend
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an evening is to simply take a walk, usually in
groups.
On warm summer nights, you can see young
people sitting on park benches often singing to
the music of a lone guitar. Moves-as in Amer
caare popular places for dates as are free or in
expensive outdoor concerts. But unlike America
date does not Tin fact, cannot) mean that the
young person must see movie, stop somewhere
later to eat and then take drive down lovers
lane to be successful. Neither the money, the car
nor the drive-in restaurant is available
Even the most jazz-crazy stilyagi are not
narrow in their musical tastes. Many of them are
just wild about ballet and opera as they are of
American music They talk of ballet stars in
much the same fashion as American youths talk
of baseball heroes.
This was true particularly in the case of
young Alex. He told me he'd been dreaming" all
year of seeing "Spartak"-a new ballet by
Khachaturian which combines the classic ballet
with modern dance and jazz. We saw "Spartak"
together in Leningrad the same night Vice Presi-
dent Nixon did, and one of Alexis greatest thrills
of the summer" was in being able to shake Mr.
Nixon's hand during the intermiSSion.
Often I thought that the stilyagi to many
Russians meant simply those youths who did not
do their SHARE who rebelled against working for
communism" But one thing is sure Every night
in Moscow, from II to l am.,, groups of young
people, stilyagi or not congregate in front of the
Hotel Metropole to meet American tourists Some
go just to practice their English, but others turn
up to learn about America from Americans. Amer
lea is the land of mystery and wealth.
But, too often, I thought, their interest was
only in jazz, cars clothes, and money, and not
enough in the more spiritual things. Perhaps
their concern with material objects serves to show
that many young Russians are more like their
American counterpartS than is commonly sup
posed.
lin next weeks issue of TEEN, Mr.. Gwertzmon will
tell how the Russian teen-oee got along with their
American Visitors)
Evening star., 1959-10-04
Miscellaneous
For Sale


FOR A 1854 FORD front bumper,
call HE. 4-2578; perfect condi-
ton.
CLARINET, plastic, with case;
$135 originally; used little over
2-yr. period; best offer. LA.
9-1486.
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Greetings

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to K. T.
Mastres. Sincerely yours with
love, KERMIT.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my 9TH
er mother. Frances Brown, on
Oct. 5. God bless you. Your
little girl, RYGINA r. ZEG-
OWITZ.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, Aunt Fran
ceS, on Oct. 5. III always love
you. NIECE BETTY c. ZEG-
OWITZ.
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Ill |I I'M
HOW TO PLACE A TEEN-AD
TEEN, Pogs 7

DEADLlNE: Wednesday pm. for Sunday following. Ads
received too late win appear q week later.
RATES: lines 25c 10c each additional line. can
figure the cost yourself Allow average words per line
TO PLACE: Write ad and figure cost Give your name ad-
dress and telephone number and send your ad plus
payment. to TEEN-ADS. The Washington Star. wash
ington 8. d. c.
Evening star., 1959-10-04


PARAKEETS, babies. breeders,
So ea.; also breeding cages,
flights, nest boxes. OIL. 2-6181.
ENCYCLOPEDIA, Is vol, COM
plete. $40: radio. $3.50; 4x7 ply
wood, 81; chemicals, scales,
glassware, battery, charger.
WA. T-157S.
I'37-'55 CHRYSLER PRODUCT,
6-cyl., 6-volt parts, what do you
need? Also body parts. AL
ORR, Whitehall STAG.
GIRLS white roller derby skates,
size 9; also an accordion. Both
in excellent condition. Call
MISS BAKER, 10. s-6643.
2-H.P. BRIGGS & STRATTON
engine, 20; h-h.p. Briggs &
Stratton engine. 81; Daisy BIB
gun, 81. JE. 2-0129.
FOR SALE-Five-string banjo
in good condition; $35. Call
JO. Z-OStO.
COLLIE PUPS, 3 mos, tri and
sable, 5 gen. ped. Axe, male.
3 females. Weekdays after 4
pm, LA. 6-9217.
FOR SALE-5 tires, 5.25f5.50x17;
Sc Chevrolet skirts. Best offer.
WA. 1854.
FORD "a street coupe. driven
one year: slightly modified SO
Olds "9S" engine, channeled:
hot rod tenders, hood, etc. Has
maroon enamel paint. roll bar.
Zephyr trans, Mere. rear. Best
offer. JOHNNY, JE. 4-3423.
WILL SWAP OR SELL Have
1859 Axe boxer pups: will sell
or swap for convertible, or
what have you? Call KERRY,
Ev. 4-1889.
FORD IS coupe: low mileage:
rebuilt 48 fiathead V-8, "a
cam, dual carbs., hydraulic
brakes: 5000. HA. 2-867S.
1913 PLYMOUTH ENGINE; two
carbS.. duals, flywheel housing,
etc.: $50: trans. extra. BOB,
LU. 2-1345.
BONGO DRUMS-One pr. small
drums; good condition, hardly
used: 81. IA. 2-5257.
BLAZER, 2 skirts, from st. Ce-I
elias: want Immaculate bla-
zer. Redwood 6-5780.
TRUMPET, Royal Brand; excel
lent condition: soma BILE
price. Call EN-. 3-4849.
SHOTGUN, Parker double barrel.
II gauge: cleaning rod. You'll
like it; SIS. JU. 9-1049.
RADIO, table model. SO: boys
20-inch bicycle, $14: viii buy
typewriter. JU. 9-0311.
FORD 81 Tudor; clean body,
raked, hood, trunk, door han
dies brazed. louvers, IS Ford
engine. electric fuel pump, floor
shift; $375. OIL. 2-1980.
CROSLEY 1850 convertible; in
running condition; reasonable.
IA. $685..
OLDS 50 4-door Super "88";;
partly customized; $500 or best
offer. Also, 81 Olds block, bored
to sc, with heads planed .050.
mildly ported and relieved, all
new bearings, bushings, etc.;
$500 or best offer. JU. 7-6748
after 6 pm.
GO KART, 4 months old, excel
lent condition; SIPS. Call IA.
8-893S.
ROLLER SKATES, worn twice;
size 6lz boot; cost SIS, sell for
SIS. Salanti 100 bass accor-I
dion: like new; cost $500. sac
rifice SIPS. Call MARCO, FE.
3-1325.
OLDS POWERED 1919 Ford
coupe; La Sale fioor-Shift
trans: $3.50. Also, 81 Olds en-
gine; 10000 miles; SIS. Call
AP. 7-230l.
.CUSHMAN SCOOTER 50; good
condition; spare parts; $110.
nVy 91oTo
Evening star., 1959-10-04
RUSSIA'S TEEN-AGERS
Continued From Pose ,


Square-the center of the city-Sergei dressed
in an Ivy League sport shirt, approached me and
started conversation in near-perfect English.
At first I thought he might be American, but
when the discussion got around to what had to
sell realized he was Russian.
Out of curiosity I asked him how much he
would pay for dacron and cotton suit that had
cost me $40 in America. He said about 700 rubleS
($7O). asked him where he got all that money
and he said his father was chief engineer in an
automobile factory
"He earns 5000 rubles ($50O) a month (the
average wage of worker in the plant is about
900 rubles $500, and we have more money than
we can spend" Sergei said.
The Exception
was not sure if he was telling the whole
truth, and not covering up for some illegal activ
ity, but knew that it was true that few Rus
sian youths do have lot of pocket money with
out having to work for it. This is not typical,
however. Most of them get their money by work.
ing on state farms or doing other jobs for the
party.
AS far as visitors are concerned, the young
Soviet is exceedingly generous Several times I
was taken out on the town by the young Russian
acquaintance had made and never would they
let me pay my share of the BILL They always said,
"When we come to America we shall be your
guests Now you are ours"
seldom heard the stilyagi, or near-stilyagi
discuss politics. This may have been out of def
erence to me, but think they were simply more
interested in such things as music, clothes,
American films (the American version of "War
and Peace" starring Audrey Hepburn, was big
hit when was there), and especially cars.
Desiring to meet some young Russian intellec-
tuals took the subway (called the metro) one
Saturday night to Mayakovsky Square in Moscow
where had heard that they usually congregate.
When arrived, instead of intellectuals, found
large group, perhaps 20 youths, clustered
around 1858 black Chevrolet parked in the
street. The car apparently belonged to an en-
baSSy. I walked over to see what the commotion
was about, and being spotted Immediately as an
American, was virtually pinned against the car
and forced to lecture on American automobiles.
To Russian youth, an American auto-and not
necessarily the latest models something out of
this world
Probing Questions
Right aWay I was stunned With the en-
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Visitation and Trinity
Announce Events

The faculty and students
Of Georgetown Visitation
Junior College will be enter
tanned by the Sisters Of the
Visitation at a series Of social
events before the opening Of
the school year on September
Is.
Faculty members Of both
the Junior College and the
Preparatory School will be
invited TO tea on Saturday
at 4 pm.
On Sunday, a reception
will be given in the lodge.
beginning at 4 pm, for
Junior College day students
and their parents. and a
similar event win be held the
next day for the boarding
students and their parents.
The college will have a rec
ord enrolment of 200 when it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11

succeed Sister Mary Patrick,
recently transferred to be-
come president-superior Of
villa Julie College in Steven.
son, Md.
Trinity is the alma mater
Of the new president who
spent the past year as an ex-
change teacher in Scotland.
Sister Martha Julie Of the
economics department has
been appointed vice president
for development, q post that
has just been created. Sister
COLUMBIA will continue as
academic vice president.
The college will have a
record enrolment Of $40 stu
dents. including 200 fresh
men. when classes get under
way. A four-day orientation
period has been arranged
for the newcomers. beginning
September 10.
Student government and
senior guidance groups from
the student body will return
early to assist the faculty in
efforts TO make the freshmen
feel q part Of the college.
Cap and Gown Sunday,
Trinity's first formal function
Of the academic year, will be
held September 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11

begins the 1959-60 academic
year.
The new st. Joseph Hall.
dedicated last May, provides
additional classroom and
laboratory space for students
in arts and sciences.
An expanded program in
home economics this year
will include a course in child
care. with field work to be
done at the Georgetown
Children's House. Mrs. Jof-
FIRE L. Gueymard is the new
home economics teacher.
AA
Trinity College will have
q new president-and one Of
the youngest in the country
when it starts its 60th aca-
demic year on September %.
Sister Margaret. So years
old and a former English
professor at the college. will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11

Workers win soon be ring
ing doorbells in county
neighborhoods to encourage
citizens TO support the party
Of their choice.
Mr.. DuFour. the host. is
finance chairman Of the
@. o. r. organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11
County G. o. P.
Fetes Workers

Grass root Republican
parry workers o. Montgomery
County were honored last
night at q Campaign Kick
of party held by Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond A. DuFour at
thu" Chew Chase residence.
The event was held for
members OF the Republican
precinct organization as q
prelude to a new drive to get
citizens interested in politics.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11

One woman was elected to
the Commons In 1921 In the
first federal election In which
Canadian women had the
franchise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11
NEW VOLUNTEER

Mrs. John Eisenhower, wife of the Presidents
son. serves as O volunteer in the Gettysburg
office Of the Red Cross, checking gift boxes
for children overseas Mrs. Eisenhower, who
has moved with Moi. Eisenhower and their
children to home on the Presidents form,
plans to begin q nurses old course at Gettys-
burg Hospital next She is working out her
years provisional stotus with the Junior
League Of Woshineton.-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11
Freshmen Are Feted


The Wilson College Club Of
Washington honored Nrea
freshmen and their mothers
at q luncheon today at the
home Of Mrs. David B. Scott.
Wilson College is at Cham
bersburg. Pa.
Sewing Face
The face Of your child's
doll will stay cleaner II 1t Is
given q wax treatment. Wash
the face Of the doll with q
furniture wax, then polish
with q dry clean cloth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-11

DoWNToWN. 1910 r Street
Papago Indian news., 1959-01-01

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received
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Papago Indian news., 1959-01-01

annual
by Ffo
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Papago Indian news., 1959-01-01

P1A COUNTRY AIDS OFFERS
Il
aVai1abe tucson
The second Tuesday
Peaaingt
welcome
ADVICE negotiation,
the
PROVIDE children to
Papago Indian news., 1959-01-01

Births include of
RS rte aaborin,
Papago Indian news., 1959-01-01

EOB "AS NEVER LIKE THIS. OSHRTN HOSP PTTAL
PATIENTS LNJOZ IDE VARIETY OF FOOD ITH
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN PERSONAL TASTES