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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-16
4 THE EVENING STAR
FAIRFAX
VILLAGE
Garden
APARTMENTS

10 minutes downtown washington
via public transportation. l-bed-
room apartments NOW. available
Applications accepted for 2-bed-
room apartments Call LU 2-S2S5
Once. 2001 .3Sth ST Sc. OPEN
daily a.m.-o nm; Sun. ] pm
3 pm, Also furn. apartments.
GEORGETOWN, 9 bedrms,, nice
fixtures, .S135, l bedrm., very
CHATEL, FE. $4,000.
GEORGETOWN, 25lI Que st. NV.
Large 1-bedroom apt; Sl40
mo; utils and secretarial service
GOOD HOPE HILLS-Apt. homes
with large porches; 10 minutes
Iron Iron. the Capitol, oyerloosingg
s penic st POUNDS 0 Sna R SSR r so
course, open TO public; / bedroom
and porch, S7l TO $Sb.5 = ped
rooms and porch, SSl to S94 80.
Detached small buildings, home
like atmosphere, beautifully land
scaped; quiet, friendly neighbor-
hood in suburban setting. Three
sSgSsrrss mp, II , sysTy spth Large
for dining. sleeping and Twins:
rear stairs to spacious fenced-in
lawns for safe play; plumbing in
Kitchen for washing machine, out
side drying industrial storage
lockers; building wired for air
eonditioners; short walk to two
1-fare, buslines. shopping GEN.
ter. schools and theater; ofi-street
parking. Good Hope Hills Is west
of Naylor I'd. In vicinity Of 30th
st. sc. Rental once open daily
between 10 am. and $3.50 pm,
1900 30th. st. Sc, LII. l-330O,
WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS.
.30l3 New Hampshire Ave NV
4 Bedrm. From 49, S79. 30
Including All Utilities
Can Be, Furnished
Newly decor, wired for air cond /;
elev, bldg. attrae. lobby Res
mgr. NO. 7-199S.
harvard ST. NV, I434-2 or,
porch, redec.; dntn. loo: ST. 80,
util. incl. Adults. Res. mgr. Apt. "a.
H0LBROOK ST. NE, 1916, 3 blks.
north 18th and h. nice bright
rooms, $3.50, incl. heat and hot
water; compl redec.; 7-ft. refgr.
STEUART BROS, INC, DI. Z
2434, DI. 1895.
MARYLAND AVE. NE, 72S-2nd
a. rms, kit, bath, utils. incl.
JU. 7-72S8. or see after 8 pm.
NEW HAMP. AVE. NV, 506l;
N4; spac. cor. 1-bedrm. apt. ::
Good transp. and shop. Mgr. tn.
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BETHESDA-A lovely outstanding
rambler; lge. liv. rm. with firepi.,
ICE. sep. din. rm., nice kit, 3 bed.
rm. and a beaut. diversified pine
paneled rec. rm.; close to schools,
Assume Ice trust. Avail. now.
GEO. w, ROBERTSON, REALToR,
1885 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2123 til o.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTIES
MGT., INC.
10. 5-3687

SPACIOUS 3-bedrm; house: 2 baths,
liv. rm. with firepl., sep, din. rm..
kit. screened side porch, garage;
on Ice. shaded lot. b. M. SMITH,
REALTOR, ia. 4-4200.
VIENNA-Economical small house;
S99.60: 2-bedrm. rambler, with
carport; like-new cond.; vacant.
PLANTATION REALTY, JE.
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SILVER SPRING
RENT
$3.50 PER MO.

RENT A NEW BRICK
most luxurious rambler with
a true center hall plan. full
brick construction, 10 rar-
ity these days., step-down
living room, encircled In
wrought iron. with all-elec.
GE appliances engineered
for 1860; 3 generous bed
rooms: q master bedrm.
having Its own adjoining
bath with q daylight ceiling.
q huge rec. room for the en-
tire family and many, many
other desirable features.
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BETHESDA = 3-bedToom. 2-bath
Williamsburg Colonial in q quiet
wooded setting; center hall. for.
nal din. rm,,- mod kit paneied
55 eseo; rm; Sith frspl !; EaraEs; see,-
YeT dHfoRSzssNsIpoR!.rER' REAL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS

$50 LAKEWOOD ST. Sc.
Four bedtms.. or can be used as q
family fat, $1,000 down, Ice. OF
loan, 4laN; must sell TO settle
estate open Tor oier, 10. 2-22O5,
= Desirable 9 room.
detached brick; powder rm. LIST
floor, 3 large bedrms., rec, room,
conventional. Early possession
HARTMAN REALTY INC. LII. A.
3f00. Ewes, LII. i-O2l3.
PROPERTY-Two s.
family fats near Nicholas ave.
and Morris I'd, sc. Annual income
each, S2,l00. Tenants pay all utils
Price, Sl3,9b0 each. APPLEWHTTE
REALTY, AID. ,4-4445,
ST. FRANCES PARISH, 3l3l West
over dr.. Sc; price, SOS, 1000, $4,000
under appraisal-Unusual attrac.
tive home In a choice residential
area Lee, liv. rm. with firepl.,
kit, I bedrm. and bath on LIST n. !;
End q. has 2 bedrms and bath
bsmt. recreation rm. Inspection by
appointment. ADELBERT W, LEE,
1911 Pa. ave. Sc, LII. $4,000.
COLORED-SbOO DOWN, S0i MO.
Brick. full bsmt.: 40 LIST trust;
II. Dupont Sc. vacant. MUS
SELMAN REALTY CO., RE. 7-7l7O.
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hE IHEsDA-Immac., cow. Naval
Hosp. An unusually charming brk.
Cape Cod with 4 bedrmS., 9 baths,
nv. rm with f1repl., sep. din. rm.,
compl.. equipped kit: full bsnt
wooded yard; S25, 1900. KORZEN.
D00RFER. REALToR. OIL. 4-slIl
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nEIhEoDA-An unusually gracious
custom brick split-level; on 5-acre
wooded setting. Center hall, for
maj din: rm., all-elec. kit. with
breakfast area. Huge study and
living rm., opening on secluded
screened porch, 3 twin-size bed
above ground level: . fireplaces;
2,car garage. KORZENDORFER,
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CHEVY CHASE, d. G.
Low down payment. Lee. dble. liy
rm,, sep. din. rm.. kit, full bath
LIST floor; 8 bedrms., bath, 2nd
floor. Diet. garage. Full bsmt
Call Mr.. Dell.
,,, JAMES MES L. DIXON a. CO.
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FASHION
NOTES

A double skirt. A short
blue evening coat dress is
worn open from the waistline
to hem. It shows another
skirt underneath in white. A
yellow sash ties at the
waistline.
soft color gloves. Mustard
and lime are two examples Of
new leather colors. They viii
complement the new browns
and sagy green's to come.
IA safety pin. A modern
squared version comes In
silver. It's very large and
decorative and new what
with its four corners.
~ 4 \
an almost full-length coat.
Seven-eighths is slated for
more coat costumes and an
interesting one has the coat
In hopsacking over q slim
dress in a wool print.
y Il \ \
- the paisley belt. Dark
muted colors make the wide
nat belt with new Velco clos
ing easy to complement
the navy and black basic
dress.
4
shiny leather. Dark COL
ored leather coats look new
in cleaning finishes.
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Boys Club Of Washington on
Thursday. The buffet lunch
con will be open at II am.
at the Jelleff branch of the
boys club.
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Annual Event

The Opti-Mrs. Club of
Washington will hold its 18th
annual card party and ba-
zaar for the benefit of the
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GARAGES

LARGE, suit. parking or storage;
nT, I4th ana Tv Spring Sn rd;; s $50
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

WE NEED MORE LOTS. acreage or
N tarYs bir Il p C. or pa nearby srssso6 Ma
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
DOWNTOWN-s2i 500
LAND

s.E,--Two bldgs. one contains 4
rms. and bath, the other three ]
bedrm apts.; $4,000, as it'll
as $500 will handle. BRoDIt
q COLBERT, NC Realtors, FE
7-2121
THIS is A TERRIFIC INVESTMENT
in anyone's language. This two
story house has been made into
two complete apartments. On The
FIRST floor there are two bed
rooms. living room, kitchen, bath
and hall, On the second floor 1
another complete apartment Will
a side porch, or sun deck YoJ
could either rent both, or live ir
one and rent the other. Located
only "a block from school, als'
near the bus and shopping center
An excellent opportunity. PRICED
at only $4,000. Call JE. 2-3O2O
JOSEPH W. SEAY. Realtors, IL;
West Broad st., Falls Church
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PARKWAY FORD
PECK CHEW.
FORD so TUDOR-S95


1886 Wilson Blvd. Arla IA. 2-9n04
FORD '55 6-cyl. Fordor sedan;
green. to IS miles per gallon. good
cond.: $3.50. CT. 6-729S.
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iaDusTRlAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

GAS STATION LOCATIONS wanted
Leave your name and phone num-
Der in Box 459-S. Star.
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tcoNTINUTol
CONN. AVE.

CONN. AVE. 4f20--Air-cond. mod
parking. II. DowD, EM, 2-75l3.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

OCEAN CITY, MD.-Bldg. lot, At
lantic Dean Estates, 50x100 IT,.
$3.50 cash, S12,75 per mo. XII
S-hhhh
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CAVE FORD
TRIANGLE FORD

1910 R. I. Ave. Ne LA. 9-l003
FORD 81 Fairlane 500" convert-
/ fble: Q. and h., excel. cond., orig.
I owner AID 4-On00
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Executive once. / or 2 rooms, with
private rest room. Conference
room for your convenience with.
out charge. Parking next <
building. Apply MANAGER, DUPONT
CIRCLE BUILDINQ. AD. 4-32OO
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extra week or two and
run up to Rome, Paris,
Madrid? Your Travel
Agent can easily ar
range it.
Your ship is your lux
uriOus hotel. 1t promises
you head-to-toe serv-
ice, gourmet food and
an unusual group of
fellow passengers. Your
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stateroom is large, unconditional; has
private bath with shower or tub, lavish
closets. Quiet lounges, lively cafes, a
theatre and swimming pool welcome you
back from each foreign port. And there
are no language, currency, custom or
baggage problems. All you need is your
passport.
When con you have all this? In the FALL.
and only in the Fall :. when the tourist
crowds are gone and you have better
chance to shop and sight-see. And be-
cause you go in the Fall, an unforgettable
5-week cruise with visits ashore at from
to 9 ports costs as little as $555 Cabin
Class or $7l5 First Class. Think of it.
Stateroom, meals, entertainment E. all
are included.
Plan now for the vacation Of your life.
Sunlane Cruises start September run
through December. Send for our colorful
booklet packed with pictures and infor-
nation. Then see your Travel Agent.
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other things, some perfume
which she intended TO have
mailed home. The shopkeeper
told her 10 send him the Gus
toms declaration number when
she returned home, so he could
affix II to the package.
BY the time our friend re-
turned home, customs declara-
ton numbers were no longer
in vogue. She intended to write
the shopkeeper. explaining the
change in regulations. but one
thing after another came up,
and she never got around to 1t.
We will not try to explain
how a lady can forget a bot
tleeof exotic perfume left be-
hind. but she did. The other
day she got a letter from this
stolid and patient shopkeeper.
He had noted. he wrote, that
she had thus far the politely
RETAINED from commenting on
how far neglected to send him
shipping instructions. If she
would do so. he continued, he
would be most happy to mail
her perfume,
The people of Curacao are
friendly, but the world is popu-
lated with a lot of friendly peo-
pie. We have become so ac-
customed, in our travels, to
running into them that we al
ways need another kind Of
memory tag to recall particu-
lar spot.
With Curacao. it is color.
The word colorful has been
greatly oyerworked in travel
literature. but with respect to
Curacao it is literally true.
The color is everywhere-the
shops, the homes, the dress, the
flowers. the countryside. Much
of it is pastel, but in the bril-
liant Caribbean sun, even that
is bright.
In the Punda. the old section
of the island capital. Will
lemstad, we saw side-by-side
shops with fronts. respectively,
Of yellow, brown, green, purple
and orange with door and WIN
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dow trim in contrasting colors.
At dockside. the floating
market is rant with colorful
tropical fruits and vegetables.
These are peddled directly
from schooners which come
from the South American
mainland.
In the residential areas. the
homes are a repeat. on a
smaller scale. Of the business
district. They seem, for a
reason. to be freshly painted
The reason is that 1t is an
island tradition. at Christmas
time. to apply fresh paint to
everything.
From a hillside above the
harbor, Willemstad presents a
dazzling array Of orange-red
tile roofs, dotted here and
there with a maverick in yellow
or green.
The countryside is sprinkled
with thatched-roof homes. with
the walls again in pastel or
white. Many Of these are fenced
with plants which produce a
colorful. wide range Of flowers
the cactus.
A drive through the country
leads past many brilliant red
pascuas and other tropical
flowers and gives occasional
glimpses of the cobalt Carib-
bean.
Add to these the hues of
many late model cars = pros
porous Curacao has a car for
each 10 residents = and the
sporty wear of a growing num-
Der Of tourists, and Dutch
island totals up to a colorful
place.
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AIR FARE
Eagle Ltd. Serves
Bermuda From D. c.

Hlghlights are stops In Mos
COW. stalingrad. Leningrad,
HelSinki and Copenhagen.
sFs
A new round-trip excursion
fare between Miami and Ja-
maica Of 500 has been an-
nounced by British West In
dian Always.
The new fare will be eiiec-
tive from June 10 December
is. subject 10 government APP
proval.
BwIA flies Viscounts each
afternoon from Mama 10 ia
maica. with the Wednesday and
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Saturday services stopping al
Grand cayman.
Rsss
The frst international Jazz
Junket 10 Europe will leave
New York on July II. via sa-
bena.
Designed for Jazz Bluffs. the
tour includes special jazz con-
certs at London. Paris. Nice.
Bonn. Geneva and Brussels.
The si,07o. month-long tour
will be led by Rex Stewart. mr..
Cornet."
An all-expense. IS day "sun-
cruise" 70 the Caribbean viii
begin this summer.
Resort Airlines will offer a
week In Jamaica and a week
In Haiti for $3.50.
- -
The Offices OF Scandinavian
Airlines here reports that the
new enlarged edition Of Shop
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ping Your Way Through Scan
dinavia" Is now available.
New features include a spe-
eial section OF customs regula-
tons and enlarged city direc-
tory OF shops and services,
NaN
Japan Airllnes win offer a
Discover Japan IN 1859" tour
this summer. The trip viii In
eiude stops In Central and
Southern Japan.
The tour leaves New York
on June 20.
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GET UP AND GO!
CoIorfuI Island
In the Caribbean
BY JACK JONAS
hlar Traval Editor

Friendly and hospabe Curacao in the Netherlands West
indies has long been toued a shoppers paradise.
much for shopping ourseves-scared 10 death
Of clerks friendly otherwise lady we know related an
experience which holsters the claim Of the Dutch.
Fifteen in Curacao and bought among
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Eagle Always Ltd. now pro-
vides week end service 10 Ber-
muda from Washington Ma
tional Airport.
The flights leave Washington
al Z pm. Friday and return At
10 pm. Sunday. The flight time
Is three hours IS minutes.
Eagle Is using the new Super
Viscounts for this run. These
planes feature the much-pub-
licized rear facing seats. They
are the only airline using this
equipment within the continent
tai limits OF the United States
or from United States ports.
80
A new eastern European Tour
program has been announced
by AR France in conjunction
with Cosmos Tours. Inc. The
program offers four basic tours
OF Russia and other countries.
ranging In cost from Sl.l08.50
TO Sl.5i8.50.
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Rabat. Roam Seville, with its striking
cathedral, Alcazar. Barcelona will thrill
you-its candlelight cafes bursting with
flamenco dancers (the real thing). Stroll
the lovely garden beaches Of Palma on
the island of Majorca. You'll shoot up
rolls of film capturing the spectacular
scenery outside the old port Of Palermo.
Walk the streets of historic Pompeii just
outside Naples or visit wondrous, mag
netic Rome. Just little way from ancient
Genoa lies the lovely Italian Riviera with
its quaint towns of Rapallo, Santa Mar
gherita, Portohno. Take the steep Crandt
Corniche Drive from glitterlng Cannes
on the French Riviera to Monte Carlo
Perhaps flyer at the famous Casino?)
iomeward bound, your ship swings tC
the south and the charming island o
Madeira. Stock up with last minute gifts
exquisite embroideries, laces, wines.
Don't miss the sled ride without snowy
down Terreira da Lucia. It's all yours in
8 sunny weeks. You wish to linger for an
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Can you imagine an Atlantic cross
ing with 5eeHery? That's what
you'll hnd-a thousand miles of
picturesque French Canadian
landscape-when you sail to
Europe along the sheltered St.
Lawrence River Route.
And to carry you in spacious
comfort, Canadian Pacific offers
three regal White Expresses: the
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Eabled Mediterranean ports
lie ahead on your
Sunlane Cruise this year

Turn this vacation into
the adventure of your
Life sail with the
luxury liner Independ-
ence or Constitution to
a Mediterranean most
travellers never see.
Wunder the sh0dowy
bozuars of Casablanca,
drive inland to the tow
ering minarets Of Old
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LAND wATER.RoUTE TO EUROPE ABOARD AWHITE EMPRESS

majestic flagship Empress of
Britain with stem-to-stern air-
conditioning, her sleek sister ship
Empress of England, or the spa
cious Empress of France. Some
features that make you wish the
trip were longer: wide sun-swept
decks. large outside staterooms,
and cuisine that the Continent
will be hard put to match!
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100 first size crocuS
in many lovely coIors,
specially packed in O
bog for your conven-
fence.
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Red Emperor, q dozz-
ling red color thot will
be the pride Of your
spring garden.
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SATURDAY

1882. An ancient Esyption prince
brought TO life attempts to take
beautiful young oirl as his
mote. Boris korloft. Zita Johann.
z:i5
4-Inspirafion.,
s-Msditetion. WsetEsr.
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March II

$50
Sister and The Story. Drama.
"The Greet Shlnin' Soueer Of
Poddy Foneen." Edmund Gwenn.
9-Wanfed, Decd or Alive.
500
4-Dleek Saddle. Adventure.
Culhone learns ,het one Of his
clients had come 10 lctIoo TO
gun him down for sloylno his
brother yeors before. Peter
ereck stors.
5-Don Owens JumboPee.
7-lewrenee Week. Variety.
] heUr. Featuring Lawrence Welk
and his Champagne Music.
Steele Storm Show. Comedy.
Susanna turns TO sofeerockino to
recover an embarrassing letter
addressed to her boss. Cole
Storm, ZoSu Pitts.
$3.50
4-cimarron City. Western.
! Hsss. Chinese lnvosion."
Rockford and Temple investigate
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Program Listinss


70 Clmarron City. George MORT
pomeN. John Smith. John Me-
lntlFe.
S-Hsve Gun, viii Trevel.
Richard Boone stars.
1000
Sister Performances. Dromo.
The Rites Of Spring." David
Niven stars.
10. Henry Playhouse.
Two Thanksgiving Doy Gentle.
men," Anthony Coruso stors.
S.Gunsmoke. Western.
A gamblers Gill friend cousss
trouble IN Dodge. City. james
Arness. AFnondo Blake, Whitney
bloke.
1880
4-The D. AS Man. Crime.
Two for Shakespeare" Shan
non probes Q "ployoii opera
tom otter district attorneys
detective Is sloin. John Compton
stors.
5-Pleyhouse Five. Movie.
IA Hours. THE Set-up." l949.
Robert Ryon. Audrey Totter.
is. A. ]. Crime.
Velvet Rope" Speelel Agent
Conrcy Is Designed to investigate
the owners Of swonk New York
restaurant. Lloyd Nolan stors.
STEM Thirty Theater. Movie.
z Hours. 1.-THE Two Mrs. Car.
rolls" l947. Humphrey Bosert.
Barbara StonWyek.
l1:oo
4-News. Bill Sribben.
7-Mevis. Dromo.
IA Hours. Timber" 1912. An
FBl man investigates sabotage In
q lumber camp. Dan Daley,
Andy Devine.
S-Nsws. Wsother. Sports.
Mudd. DousIos. Doniels.
lI:10
4-Movie 4. Dromo.
IVA Hours. ''Tall, Dark and
Handsome" lS4l. Milton eerle,
Cesar Romero.
Has
STEM Thirty Thester. Movie.
csntInuotion Of THE Two Mrs.
Corrolls."
1900
Skinner Sanefum. Dromo.
1880
1.-The Lords Prsysr.
1z:40
4-Good Night Shew. Movie.
Va Hevss. "Kiil Or De Killed"
1850. Lawrence Tlerney. George
Couloris.
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fastest bike in the STRAIT
osphere," he quipped.
Ellis career got start
ed in his eighth grade
print shop at Gordon
Junior High. Immedi-
ately fascinated by the
printed word, he sank
$35 into a rundown,
antique, 100-pound, SIX
8-foot hand press" and
went into business.
The financial future
of the skimpily equipped
printing concern is un-
certain, Ellis admits.
"But who could resist
my ridicufouSly low
prices?" Confined to a
small, neighborhood cli-
entele, he says he's do
ing a land-rush BUSH
ness, nevertheless.
Ellis, the duo's finan-
cial mastermind, has
most of his profits
stacked up in his little
domain. He now owns
10 fonts complete sets
of type) with everything
from script to Gothic.
His press prints a solid
5x8 page, letterheads on
larger paper, or, with a
little maneuvering, a
whole newspaper. A few
OF MS regular SdILSlIeu
customers are a veteri-
marian, several schools
and many others who
come to him for calling
and Christmas cards,
sports and music pro-
grams, stationery and
memo pads
I'm working on a
thousand dollar loan
right now" he says. eff
I swing it I hope to open
an offset print shop
when I enter college"
Bob is undecided as to
where to go to college.
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A New Kind

Bob's latest idea is a
pulse jet.
I'm a pulse jet" he
explained, "a blast of air
is shot through the open
shutters in the intake.
It meets the atomized
fuel in the combustion
chamber and is explod-
ed by a spark plug. The
explosion slams the
shutters shut and the
force against them
drives the jet forward.
What's he going to do
with it?
81 should have the
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Builds Rum-Jets

So after writing to
aircraft and jet engine
manufacturers, search
ing through libraries for
old Scientific Ameri-
cans" and buying a few
science books of his own
with savings from two
Star paper routes, Bob
built a series of ram
jets.
Undaunted by several
ram-jet fizzles, Bob then
switched production to
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By MARK IA. BALDWIN
contributins Writer

Two enterprisin g
brothers, one tinkering
in an ancient trade and
the other experimenting
with modern odynam-
les, have transformed
the basement of their
Northwest home into
the strangest combina-
ton workshop in the
Washington area.
Robert BurruSs, a IT.
year-old Western High
senior, makes jet en-
gines. His brother Ellis,
IA, a junior at Western,
owns and operates a
printing shop.
Printers Ink ana noisy
blasts from Roberts jets
forced Mrs. Barbara Bur-
russ to literally "lease"
her basement at 2310
Huidekoper place to her
enterprising sons.
It's highly unlikely
that the yearly air
shows here affect every
one as much as Bob.
ST went to one a
couple Of years ago and
the jets fascinated mi"
the youth explained, and
that got me started"
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turbo jets. In these, he
explains, air is sucked
through the inta Ike,
compressed, ignited
with the fuel (aloohol)
and blasted through the
turbines to turn a bal
anced drive shaft.
Tinkerer Bob has de-
signed and built two Of
the engines, making all
the parts himself from
sheet aluminium an d
steel.
Abandoning the alu-
minum, he constructed
a "more efficient, more
streamlined, all-steel
model" and entered 1t
in the Washington Sci
ence Fair held at
Georgetown University
last April.
The 36-inch-long jet
won first place in the
senior engineering de-
partment and a string
of concentrations for
its inventor, including
one from the National
Institute of Aeronauti-
cal Engineering.