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Evening star., 1960-08-26
icONTINuEDl
ELNIDO ESTATES
MrT,EAN

MCLEAN
New ramblers in convenient Nc
Lean, Va, now being offered by
Carney Il Drew Development Corp.
Features 4 bedrms.. ga baths, liv,
rm.. with arepl.,. separate din. rm..
modern Westinghouse kitchen with
breakfast area, spacious brisht
roe. rm. with hrepl., sliding glass
doors to patio and attached car
port. Sale price $2S,5OO. 5-bed-
rm. split levels with finished rec
rooms. 2 nrepls. and attached
carports, sales price S31 500. 25-
IT. conventional financing offered
with 15ss cash down payment.
DARWIN REALTY, Inc.
IA 1853 IA. 2-7s94
ESTATE sPLENDOR best describes
the 1s-aere wooded setting OF this
Lovely Lovely new; '3-bedrm,s 2-bath
rogshed in daylirht bsmt'; StG price, gSss
S23.500, easy terms. Cali
opDEN1No REALTY, fNc., ia
FAIRFAX, Mantua section-By
OWNER; 3-bedrm. rambler, an
acre wooded lot. Price, $sS, 500,
open Tor your inspect. Phone cR
FAIRFAX-New 3-bedrm. brick;
ige. kit, hot-water heat, firepl..
DSmt; $l35 mo. after 5000 dn.
FALLS CHURCH-You may buy
this deliRhtful little 2-bedroom
cottage with q very small down
payment. Pull basement with fam
1lv room and "a bath. Level lot
with lots Of trees. Asking Sls.50O
but NAV go for less. FRANK s.
PHdLLIPe, INC, REALTORS. ia.
FALLS CHURCR-3-bedrm. brick
rambler; liy rm. with fireplace,
mo. Iaoss tots iSfn oWNGR, iSSe dfEn; joy s.fs6s
FALLS CHURCH-Waik to Z Cor
ners shopping. Best buy anywhere.
This large brick Colonial; here are
pst q few OF the many features:
bedrooms. "a baths. large screened
porch: full basement; beautiful
tree-studded lot. Priced only S24,-
$50 with $500 down. Put this
REAL Estate. IA. 4-ooss. ''A'
FALLS CHURCH-Terrific 4s1es as.
frame rambler; 26xl3 living room
with stone fireplace, Thermopane
windows, finished rec. room, excep-
tionally nice porch and yard;
lovely residential area: S24. 500.
MERLE NELSON REALTY, $3.50
Wilson blvd, IA. 4-5S66.
Evening star., 1960-08-26

better than new,
S23. .5OO-Brick split-ievel home in
most convenient location. near
schools and shopping. Center -en-
trance hall: 3 big bedrooms, Q
baths ION bedroom leVeD. modern
Kitchen, large aarage and rec, rm
This Is an unusual home-better
see today. Call XII. $4,000. ROUTH
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP.
Evening star., 1960-08-26
VACATION PLACES

KITTY HAWK, N. Ocean cot
tage, on beautiful outerbanks;
mod. furn.: reduced rates after
Sept. Bird. JU. 9-2104.
Evening star., 1960-08-26

sPICR N SPAN-Tired Of seeing
homes you have to redecorate be-
fore moving inf Then see this
immaculate two-story brick re-
% ors to blend with any e1 motif Three S
bedrooms, Ia baths. screened
porch, attached garage, beautiful
lot. More land adjacent may be
purchased separately. N. Arl. close
to fast bus. S2l,S00.
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DID vIRGINNY ROME-Here's the
charm and space found only In an
older home. Big white house on
deep lot with trees. Old-fashioned
entrance hall, square living room.
huge dining room, completely
modern kitchen with dishwasher,
four bedrooms, fTll bsmt; In n
walking distance to d. j. O'con-
nell and Tuckahoe Grade School.
Wonderful financing with low
down payment. $19,950.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

N. SPRINGFIELD, 1924 Axton st.
-Attrae. 2-yr.-old brick rambler
In nev-home cond. Contains 3
bedrooms. 2 baths with sboye-
ground roughed-in rec. rm.. plus
bedrm. and bath; pvt. wooded lot;
l blk. school, Assume excel. terms
Call CT. 6-0a4S
NORTH SPRINGFIELD: Bonney-
wood split-level. Planned as q
permanent home by family now
retiring to Florida 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, .paneled rec. room, large
custom-kitchen, at a very. reason
able price. Open Saturday and
Sunday ! It'll g. Turn on Brad
dock rd. on Ferndale then left
on Ferndale on Chatham, follow
our signs, or call Fl. 10000 for
appointment.
National Military Realty
OFFICES IN ALEX. AND NORFOLK
OFF COLUMBIA PIKE
$500 cash-3 bedroom brick ram
bier: Ia baths: washer ana drier
included: $1S.960.
Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
OFFICES, STUDIOS ter RENT

INVEST. PROPERTY in Herndon,
Va.-Small house and 8 acres. Can
be Eoned commercial. PL, 0-2557,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ALEx;-ovsr 21.0OO 90. It. COM
msreiaily 4oned land, only Is
Minis: from D, G: will consider ali
pplTop1sltions: TOWN Il COUNTRY
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LOCATED in beautiful Lincoinia
Hills. attr. mod. brick rambler, s.
bedrm., 2-bath, nrepl,, full bsmt.
fenced back yard with shaded
patio. Reas. priced. Immed. oc-
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09
Shevo Club

SheVa Club of Pioneer
Women will meet Dec. 19 at
8 pm. at the Center.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09
AL. Sisferhood

The SiSterhood of Cong.
Anshei Israel will hold a
Chanukah workshop Dec. IL
at 2:30 pm. at the syna-
gogue.
Mrs. Maurice FalkoW is
chairman. All children, par
ents and grandparents are in
Vited to attend.
A regular Sisterhood meet
ing will be held Dec. 13 in
the auditorium with children
of the nursery and kinder
garten presenting a Chanu-
kah program under the di-
rection of Mrs. E. Blumberg
and Mrs. B. Rosenberg.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09
Bus MifzvuhS

1IIII6iIII NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MariS Beth r o f f m a n,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Roffman, will be Bas
Mitzvah Dec. % at Cong. An
Shei Israel.
Maris is an eighth grade
student at Mansfield and is
a member of the Center and
Anshei Israel youth groups.
She is interested in reading
and collects records.
Her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Simon of Brook
lyn, NY, will be here for the
BaS MitZvah.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09

sweep of the Catalina Noun
tainS.
The floor of the living and
and dining rooms is made of
flagstone cut from the Can
fields quarry in the Tucson
Mountains. The huge fire
place is faced with flagstone
and Indian relics.
The three bedrooms are
diversified with the master
bedroom at 18X24 and offer
ing extra closet space.
One of the most unusual
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09

features of the large home is
a rooftop deck with barbecue
facilities and a dumb-Waiter
to the kitchen for bringing
provisions to the rOOftOp.
From the roof top a magnifi-
cent view of Tucson is af-
fOrded.
Exposed beams in the home
are made of 44-year-old sea-
soned lumber and the stone
work was done by Robert
Garfield, a master StOnema-
son. Kitchen cabinets are
constructed of walnut and
paneling in the foyer is made
of antique birch.
The Lazy C Ranch Estates
are fOur-acre hOmeSiteS and
several sites are still open
for purchase in the colOrful
area which leads to the Tue
son Mountain Park and sew
eral sites of Indian rock
writing.
The Lazy c Ranch Estates
are located on SWeetWatel
Drive near the junction o1
Canine del OeSte.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09
Observation-Disclosures llllllllllllll
Bur MifZVuhS
IHTDTnIGITTIRIIIlIIIIIIIIIl

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IIIlllll llllll llllllllllllh
Arnold Aaron Levin, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lew
in, will be Bar Mitzvah Dec.
II at Cong. Anshei Israel.
Arnie is an eighth grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High. He is interested in me-
teorology and sports. He is
a member of the youth group
at Anshei Israel.
Friends and relatives are
invited to attend the Bar
Mitzvah.
His grandmothers are Mrs.
Ida Cohen and Mrs. Pearl
Levin, both of Tucson.
Stephan Alan Heron, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Heron,
will be Bar Mitzvah at Cong.
Anshei Israel Dec. "a.
Stephan is an eighth grade
student at Mansfield Junior
High. He is a member of the
school chorus, the Tucson
Boys Choir and also belongs
to youth groups at Anshei
Israel and the Center. He is
interested in sports and col
lects stamps and coins.
He is the grandson of Mrs.
Esther Heron.
Friends and members OF
the community are invited.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09

construction. Garfield Con-
struction Company is the
builder of the home which
features a fully glassed liv-
ing room that offers a pano-
ramic view of the entire Tue
son valley and the majestic
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09

A Chanukah program will
feature a holiday story by
Mrs. Sol Gruchik and the
chanting of the "bruchas" by
Mrs. Joseph FinkelStein.
The Arizona post., 1960-12-09
Luxury Home Is Opened
In Lazy c Ranch Estates

One of the most unique homes built in the Tucson
open for inspection in the Lazy Ranch Estates in
the foothills of the Tucson Mountains.
The home is the Casa Allegro features a unique
blending of outdoor western living and traditional quality
Evening star., 1960-12-13

there isn't much political pay
on in attacking an Undersec-
retary. particularly II his boss
seems to be doing a good job" ("
The same sort Of political
reasoning holds for Gov. VIII
lians.
Republicans say that by ap-
pointing some Of the outstand-
ing Democratic liberals In this
manner, to less than top level
JOBS. Senator Kennedy is trying
TO pre-empt the miedle Of the
road.
Hope Dillon Won't Defect
They hope Mr.. Dillon won't
crowd it further by joining the
Kennedy band. They already
have the word Of Secretary Of
Defense Gates that he won't
go over TO the opposition If he
is asked to remain at the Pen
Itagon. ~
Senator Morton Of Kentucky,
the Republican national chair
man. said that as far as he
knows nobody is putting any
pressure on either Mr.. Dillon
or Mr.. Gates.
He said he talked by tele-
phone with Mr.. Dillon last week
but only to tell him he would
like to help smooth the way to
confirmation If Mr.. Dillon is
offered and accepts the Treas
ury post.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
Reds Plan Boost
lin .Aswun Power

MOSCOW. Dec. l3. tAP).-
The Soviet Union said last
night it plans to boost the gen.
Grating capacity Of the Aswan
dam it Is building. for Egypt on
the Nile.
The ofi1cial Soviet news
agency Tass said the capacity
will be boosted by 100000 kilo-
watts ito "a million kilowatts.
Tass said the decision TO in
crease capacity resulted from
last weeks Moscow visit by
Abdel Hakim Amer. United
Arab Republic vice president.
The agency said Russia also
agreed to supply 20 per cent
Of the equipment needed for
dam irrigation projects instead
Of the Is per cent originally
planned.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
GauIIe Seen
Mere|YWaiting

PARIS. Dec. IS tAP).-Pres-
ident de Gaulle returns from
Algeria tonight to a France
outwardly calm, but seething
with political tension.
The capital buzzed with ru-
mors that he might order, q
cabinet shake-up to weed out
ministers reported weakening
in support of his Algerian pol
icy.
There were suggestions, too
that Gen. de Gaulle might in
woke article 16 of the Consti-
tuition. giving him full powers
to rule virtually alone in times
Of national emergency.
But it seemed likelier to most
observers that no such dra-
matte action come. at least for
the time being.
Gen. de Gaulle has always
refused to act under pressure.
Since any action at this time
might be considered a provo
cation to more violence in Al
geria, the 70-year-old Presi-
dent may decide to wait q
while.
The January 8 referendum
will almost certainly take place
as planned, although. events of
the past few days have clouded
its purpose.
The racial strife which swept
Algiers and Oran has served
to strengthen European ex-
tremists in their bitter opposi-
ton to any political move to-
wards turning Algeria one day
to the Moslems.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
COP. Election Suits
Lose in Illinois, Texas

Within two hours after the
ruling, the State Board Of
Canvassers met in Austin and
formally certified the election
Of "a Democratic electors
pledged to Senator Kennedy.
This move-appeared to preclude
any further legal action by
Texas Republicans under State
law. '~3e h
In Illinois. with 81 electoral
votes, State Circuit Judge
Thomas E. Kluczynski dis
missed two suits by Republic
cans against the Democratic
dominated Cook County and
Chicago Election Boards. They
had demanded that ofhcial
canvass results be altered in
favor of Mr.. Nixon.
Evening star., 1960-12-13

who does not blow up when
trouble comes. He's the kind
who takes a problem to the
window and lets the light fall
on It,"
Another told an inquiring
staff member that Mr.. Rusk
would be more moderate than
Dean Acheson, If less incisive
and brilliant and much more
apt to inspire confidence in his
subordinates than John Foster
Dulles. He characterized Mr.
Rusk as reserved but not shy"
Last Friday night, Senator
Kennedy decided the search
was over and that Dean Rusk
was his man.
Evening star., 1960-12-13

and the House Foreign Affairs
Committee turned up no ad-
verse reaction.
A study Of Mr.. Rusk's arti-
cles and the transcripts Of his
appearances before Congress
sional committees revealed him
to be, In the words Of q Kennedy
aide, tough on Berlin and
tough on communism gen.
orally"
Ex-President Harry s. Tru-
man, whose administration Mr.,
Rusk served. was consulted and
offered no resistance.
One former associate of Mr.
Rusk's assured the Kennedy
stan that Mr.. Rusk was q man
Evening star., 1960-12-13
ADVERTISEMENT

PRESIDENT
EISENHOWER
There are II days to Christmas.
Viii you release NORTON
SOBELL during the traditional
Christmas amnesty period?
RABBI BALFOUR BRICKNER
Washington, d. C.
Evening star., 1960-12-13
GO. P.Hoping Dillon
Won't Go Into Cabinet

talked by telephone bsfore the
latter went on to Paris to sign
the charter Of the new 2e-na.
ton Organization for Economic
Cooperation and Development
While Mr.. Nixon avoided ad.
vising Mr.. Dillon other Re.
publicans have made it clear
to the Undersecretary they
don't think he ought to become
the first @. o. p. member Of
the Kennedy cabinet. ..1
There is admiration in the
Republican camp for the 20.
litical finesse Kennedy has dis
played in other appointments
His choice Of Dean Rusk as
Secretary of State has given
the Republicans little to COM
plain about. At the same time
Senator Kennedy moved out Of
the direct line of their FIRE
three favorite G. o. p. political
targets.
Liberals to Second Jobs
He did this by naming Adlai
E. Stevenson as Ambassador to
the United Nations, Represent
ative Chester Bowles as Under
secretary Of State and Gov. q.
Mennen Williams Of Michigan
as Assistant Secretary for At
rlcan Affairs.
In his U. N. post MIR. Ste
venSon is not likely to be the
object of the kind of attacks
he would have faced as Secre.
tary of State.
Republicans blamed Mr.,
Bowles primarily for what most
OF them described as the "radi-
cal" Democratic platform. But
Evening star., 1960-12-13
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press Stan Writer

Vice President Nixon fears
President-elect Kennedy Is rob-
bing Republicans Of some Of
their thunder by veering to the
middle Of the political road.
Mr.. Nixon bases this view on
appointments to the cabinet
and other posts his successful
presidential rival already has
announced-and some that still
are in the speculative stage.
It is no secret that Mr.. Nixon
feels that if Senator Kennedy
names Douglas Dillon, now Un-
dersecretary of State, as Secre-
tary Of the Treasury and Mr..
Dillon accepts, the action will
make it more difficult to build
Republican opposition to the
new Democratic administration.
This would put a Republican
Of moderate views at the helm
of a department concerned with
management of the Nations
fiscal affairs. Mr.. Dillon would
be in a position to put q brake
on the kind of big spending Mr..
Nixon forecast in the campaign
would be the hallmark Of a
Kennedy administration.
Nixon and Dillon Talk
Republican political philos-
ophy has always been geared
to claims Of fiscal RESPONSE
bility. If Senator Kennedy
makes this a keynote of his ad-
ministration-as he has pledged
to do-the Republicans are GO
ing to have to look elsewhere
for ammunition to use against
him in 1864.
Mr.. Nixon and Mr.. Dillon
Evening star., 1960-12-13
RosseIIini in Paris

ROME. Dec. 13 (AP) .-Ital-
ian Film Director Roberto Ros-
|sellini fiew to Paris today for
work on a new film. On the
same plane was Sonali Das
Gupta. the Indian scriptwriter
who was linked with his name
while he still was the husband
of Ingrid Bergman,
Evening star., 1960-12-13
By the Associated Press


Republicans have lost court
tests in their attempts to over
turn President-elect Kennedy's
winning margins in Illinois and
Texas. At the same time ON
cial returns from all but three
States cut still further Senator
Kennedy's popular vote edge
over Vice President Nixon.
New York's ofncial canvass
yesterday sliced 20,8eo votes
from the Kennedy total COM
piled unofiicially right after the
November Q election. That gave
Senator Kennedy a Nation
wide popular vote margin over
Mr.. Nixon Of 114,S59, out Of
more than So million votes
cast. The margin has not been
that low since early in the
vote counting on election night.
Only Illinois, Massachusetts,
and Rhode Island have not yet
reported ofiicial vote counts
AS they stand now, the popular
vote totals are Senator Ken
|nedy 1920. .364 and Mr.. Nixon
"a. .1O5. sos. Senator Kennedy
still Is credited with 800 elec-
toral votes, however. 81 more
than the 26o minimum needed
to win.
In another development, IA
unpledged electors from Mis-
sissippi and Alabama met in
jackson, Miss. and said they
would vote for Senator Harry
F. Byrd. Democrat Of Virginia.
for President. They urged
other Southern States to join
their cause.
In Texas. which has "a
electoral votes. Federal Court
Judge Ben c. Connally ruled
that his court had no jurisdic-
ton to rule on the Republican
Ot~ a iIn.,nn 80 kh~ ~lnnAi... ..~...ik
Evening star., 1960-12-13
LOST

BADGE. Metropoiitan Police. zoos:
biz. and Minn. ave. RE. $3.50.
BILIFOLD. mans: Dec. H.. vic. White
Oak Oh Corners, Shopping Center.
Reward, MA. 2.l099.
BOOK. black. Daily Record book: vic.
Of 18th and You SITS NV. Please call
CAT. Persian. white, lse.. male. with
syes; yie ,Psrkfairfsx, Alex. Reward.
CAT. black. nnale. So mos Also tiger
Nov. 81. He. 4-685S.
CHARM BRACELET. gold, in Metre
politan Methodist Church or yicin.
ity: generous reward. OIL. 2-2777.
COLLIE. black and white, male. chfi.
snd snsn Jed Ps u ssnis. na s.sis4 q western ave-
COIN PURSE. smsfi amt. Of money
and keys; bet. 4th st, NV. and N j..
ave. NV; So reward. NO. 7-4629.
14'
DOG. Scotch terrier. black, male; vic
OF Chevy Chase; reward. OIL. 6-72gO.
DOG. older. tri-colored. sheltie vic.
HIllcrest Sc; reward. LU. 2-43S4.
DOG. female. med. size: fawn color;
sore on right ear Answers TO Tafy:
tiC' 1oln-HhnuOlpH StS. NE. bTOCks
land. La. 6-67lO.
DOG, Chihuahua, white and brown.
male: ans. TO 'Skippy':. VIC. Spring.
field. Va, area; rev. Call FL. 4-O393.
EARRING. gold. sunburst. with cul-
ssrd. ssr ped. 81, s-s4Sz.o conn, ana = re-
FUR. 3-skin neck PC: vic. 2lst betw.
Reward, RI. 7.74OO. Apt. lO@2.
GERMAN sHEPHERD. female, b. C.
tags. name Lady; lost vic. South
Dakota ave. ne. Reward. La 6.6SlI
METROPOLITAN POLICE BADGE. No.
2043; In the confines Of seventh
precinct. OR. 4-SO52
OvERCOAT. mans sray-brown gab.,
label Walter Smith.Calif."; contains
keys: vic. Mount Vernon hwy. Hot
shoppe. K. 0-S676
WALLET. mans; ct Grifith Stadium,
Sunday, Dec IL. Reward. RE. 6-5S46.
WATCH, lsdy's. Hamilton. lost Fri.
vic. 14th and SITS. NV; reward.
UN. 4-U602, after D pm,
Evening star., 1960-12-13
FOUND

cAd 1id,,s tortoise sc, shell e,,, fq IN EFsyp o.
long hair. faWn soso COLOR s1e vic' HiIiToU6 msSS
sye. Falls Church. JE. 3-D67S after
5. or JE. 3-3220.
DOG, well mannered, young, male
boxer, chain collar, no tags; vic. 8
2lSt ST., Arl., Va. OF. 1864.
EYEGLASSES. mans, dark gray tops
vic intersection Of Claridge rd, and
Medway st. VIII. 2-S141.
PUPPY, brown female: Forest Glen
Md. Lo 5-O2O6.
PUPPY. collie, female; vic, Cheverly
Theater. Sat. night. WA. 7-2426.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

GARDENS (between
Nat. Airport and Alex. smart
l-bedrm. apis. offering the com
forts of home; $110 including all
utilities. Res. mgr. 11O3 Portner
rd.. No. lis, KI. 9-4956. or call
SHANNON g. LucHs CO., Ma.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
Y. MELPAR-PENTAGON
APIS. UNFURMIsHED-D.C G,
ADULTS ONLY
S-SToRY ELEv. BLDG.
Wired for Air C0nd

VIII Gu IUI I1II OUIIU.
EVERY APT. NEWLY DECORATED
2 Bedrms. .. S110I
Incl. all utils.; can be furn.; attr
lobby. Res. Mgr, NO. 7-199S.
HAMPTON COURTS APIS.
2013 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
HELR DOMESTIC
(cokrlNUED)

PLEASANT HOME for woman ex,
eel. with children. Live in: G.h.W.
eooktng. refs. OIL. 6-5445.
WANTED-MAiD Who lives in Alex
ssse ls Of IL ma ehial.n f2G ssID must siss $
bet. 22-35, health certif.: s3i
wk: % st.. 5-day wk. so. S-s743
WHITE WOMAN. middle age. to iiv.
IN and care for 2 ehildren; roor
and board plus small salary. LU
1854.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
For RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators,
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL g. EQUIP CO., JU 5-504O.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
Garden
AnartmentS
GLOVER
TUNLAW

NEW LUXURY BLDG.
AIR CoND., ELEVATORS, MASTER
~ ANTENNA, CARPETED HALLS.
CLOSET SPACE. A TRULY DE
LUXE BUILDING. .
Evening star., 1960-05-30
SITUATIONS MEN

AccoUNTANTs-BooKKKEPERs
ATLAS AGcY. 1920 N. Y. Ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPING AND TAX sERV.
ICE. % years experience: refer
enees. Phone IA. 7-5S00.
CARPENTER Apprentice = Colored
z yrs. exper. Tools and transp
Seeks steady work. Ii. 5000.
Evening star., 1960-05-30

COLORADO AVE. NV, 1901. nf.
18th -bedrm.. liv. Tm., kit.
dinette: conv. TO everything. Low
rental. Res. mgr, IA. 9-91S9.
Evening star., 1960-05-30
ROOMS FURRIsHED--N.E.

AIR CONDITIONED dbl. rm. with
twin beds; also sgl. rm. with bath:
conv. transp. LA. 6-05SS.
CAPITOL HILL, $40 z. Capitol ST.
Large we'll furn. twin bedrm,
wall-to-wall carpeting maid serv,
ice. $40 wkly each person, Ii.
6-2355, Ii. 4-936S.
Evening star., 1960-05-29
japanese Treaty
Centennial Stamp

The Tooth anniversary of
the ratification Of the treaty
Of amity and commerce be-
tween Japan and the United
States will be commemorated
by a Accent stamp to be is
sued here September 26.
The first day of sale was
fixed to coincide with the
date of the expected arrival
of Crown Prince Akihito and
Princess Michiko Of Japan on
their visit to the United
States.
The stamp, to be printed
in pink and black, features
a view of the Washington
Monument with sprays of
japanese cherry blossoms
about the base. The design is
the work of Miss Gyo Full
kawa, an American artist of
japanese parentage now
working in New York.
Addressed envelopes for
flrst-day cancellation may be
sent to the postmaster,
Washington IS, D. c., with a
remittance to cover the cost
Of the stamps. The outer en-
velope to the postmaster
Evening star., 1960-05-29
NUMISMATIC NOTES
Continental Dollar

The Continental dollar is
q coin without a known his
tory. 1t is not certain wheth-
er it was intended as a pat
tern for a regular coinage, a
medal or a token.
Since many of the pieces
are found in circulated con-
dition, they obviously were
used for money. whatever
their purpose. Since the
word currency" is in the
legend it seems likely that
they were intended for use
as coins.
There are several varieties
Of the Continental dollar. In
one Currency" is spelled
with one R. in another with
two. In a third "E. G. Fecit"
appears above the date. The
initials could be those of the
designer.
The piece was struck in
pewter, brass and silver. The
varieties in brass and silver
are extremely rare.
As with many of the early
United States coins the Con-
tinental dollar probably was
struck in Birmingham, Eng
land. Although it bears the
date l776 it probably was
Evening star., 1960-05-29
Dunkerque Survivors
Return After 20 Years

DUNKERQUE, France, May
% (AP).-Twenty years ago
this week,it was hot and clear
at Dunkerque and the unpre-
dictable English Channel was
calm.
Some 100000 men beaten
by Hitler's legions and bottled
up in Dunkerque alternately
cursed the clear skies-filled
with Nazi planes-and prayed
for calm seas so the little pleas
ure boats from Britain could
continue their fantastic evacu-
alton.
Mindful of that fateful 10
day period 20 years ago, the
city council of Dunkerquc in
vited the surviving veterans to
return this year to commence
rate the grim battle that was
a bloody defeat and triumphant
victory at the same time.
Even the weather this year
seemed reminiscent. The 10
day anniversary period began
with clear, hot skies and a calm
sea.