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The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-12-23
GREAT GAINS MADE
IN THE 100 YEARS
NOW JUST CLOSING
Prosperity and Ease Prevailed As
Progress Began; Hair Cuts
for IL Gents

WASHINGTON. = When South
Carolina triggered the secession
of Southern States century ago,
the Nation was in a period of
progress and prosperity.
Politically, the months were
violent preceding South Carolina's
withdrawal from the Union on
December 20, 1860. The North
and South had split into two
armed camps, with opinion har-
dened on the issues of slavery
and secession.
But the prewar period also was
time of technical innovation, the
National Geographic Society says.
Home Lighting Demonstrated
A revolutionary marvel, home
electric lighting, had been success
fully demonstrated. A New York
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-12-23
en- knows what all besides

en- knows what all besides"
Many plantation families spent
summers in Charleston, the States
oldest city, or Beaufort. They
maintained handsome town houses
of brick or wood, usually with
spacious piazzas to catch the sea
breeze.
Charleston impressed an Eng
lishman, travelling in the South
during the great plantation era
as one of Americas first cities
and zone in which the convent
ences of luxury are most to be
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-12-23

met with"
Not long before the winds Of
war were to blow peace and pros
perity, the young mistress of Bel
vedere plantation confided, in a
letter to a friend, 1--WE intended
going to Charleston next week
but feel rather doubtful about
it would be sorry to give
up the trip for the beau-pere has
engaged rooms for us at the
Charleston Hotel. I couldn't go at
a better time for the beau-pere
will have his carriage and horses
and servants there :"
The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1960-12-23

Happy is he the palace of whose affection is founded
virtue walled with riches glazed with beauty and rooted
with honour.-Francs Quarles
Evening star., 1960-11-15
AUTOMOBILES FoR sAlE

voLKswAGENs 81 models: brand.
new Shipment Choice Of eolora.
tmnediate delivery. Cash. trade
or sisS sSE sSS''' MOTORS
34o0 N. FSirfax Drive. All, va.
OPPOSITE KANN.e ia. 4..IlI
vOLKS SIS: Immediate delivery:
new shipment: choice Of coiors.
Low down payment. Trade ana
JACK oELLER
1929 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 2.s9eo
VOLKs 81; ell colors; Sl.795, slsS
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6.e900
"TAE PEOPLES CHOICE"
CHEVROLET SO station wagon;
4.dr. VS., auto: =. and h., Wv.
tires: clean as O pin. Full price,
Sl.?17. Payments to suit your
EMERSON AUTO
6i6 n. ]. Ave NE. Ho. 2-a111
,.,THE , PEoPLE's CHOICE
FORD '66 Fairlane Fcgdor hardtop;
sss s:at. !: ls. IS :sjs s5 Sem s:s W. Pan On
EMERSON AUTO
6l9 r. |. Ave. NE. Ho. 2-sl1l
THE PEOPLES CHOICE"
FORD SO station wagon: fully
equipped: full price S777 Special.
On anproved credit. ..
EMERSON AUTO
6l8 r. ]. Ave. NE. 40. 2-S111
:, THE IEoPLE's CHOICE
/ Wv. tires; H.or, net alb std;
full price S777. Si7 down. pay
ments as low as S7.S5 per wk.
on approved credit.
EMERSON AUTO
616 r. /. Ave. NE. Ho. 2-sl1i
"THE PEOPLE's CHOICE"
RAMBLER 81 vs. auto; cross
like o baby. Full price $I,077
on approved credit.
EMERSON AUTO
616 r. I. Ave. NE. Ho. 2-s111
Evening star., 1960-11-15
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

PONTIAC sse chisftain 4-dr.; auto
sIinsi. s!.. j 81. sae 4asas. 81 seSo. eau 1i'el
RAMBLxR 1850 American; auto;
no ~ WI T. is.osss: AR: iyy Il. a5it JiotNfs fSs
RAMBLER 80 station wagon; +
&C. :n.ss5s. g. NoRSRs RSSxRassF' hoToR ~ R'lsees ec
Nd. UN. 4.bio6.
RAAfRLRR 80: lowest prices. L
vile ra., 8. b.. Nd, Ju, $4,000
RAMBLER '66 custom station Wag.
LiNoToN RAEBIiR. s0iS n
5000. End 81 Key Bridse.
RAMBLER '5S custom 4-dr. sta.
tires j cxnsr.: $1,000 miles
kHSxSiER. HssoSin HsoiS N. zeSU.G Mocs. st
EnS 81 Key Hssi;id ssri;idss. ga '''O'O
RAMBEER 80 station wagon 4-dr
yiduaf Iseiinins .ssats. . perfect i
LMoToN RAMBIER, 2oiS N
assSfs ssSsos 81 las s0s;iiys q Rs, Eli slidt. ya IA
ssAaMssEEn sas S11n 'gs snsss nss.ssiop vagoss 0sSssl
RENAULr '6s 4-CV sedan: auto
clean ihroSsSeut:e te1iP;; specisI. Hr';SHt' sSss
United Auto Sales, Inc
PLYMOUTH-VAIIlANT DEALER
Evening star., 1960-11-15

yAGUAR 1857 feur-aeor: 11,S00
|. traded on Rolls used b. Or, sinet
new; Immaculate. FLOOD PoNT1
&C. 4221 Conn. ave.
JREP 1915 4.wheei Dr.; excel eond
Motor Just cyerhauled, Call Mar,
shall. Va. EM. 4.4174.
LARK go 6-cylinder 4-door sedan;
radio; new car APPEARANCE: 30
day 1907 warranty. Bank fnane'
WILLIAMS & BAKER
gath and M Sta. NV. Ho. 2-s7Ot
LARlsl areas iargest and oldesl
dealer. AMERICAN 9ERVyC.l
CENTER, Ss6 N. 0lebe yd.. AL.
We. IA. 7-7722.
1nshT Tsats; from from si.ssS. San ssSs tersns Ssa'
LEE .. BUTLERs 1191 21st st
NV. Pc. 7-3245. .l5-l-.
LINCOLN '56; ali power equipped
one owner: bargain price, S125
LINCOLN '55 htl 10. Butler Bar,
gain, .$706, LEE D.. BUTLER
1921 21st ef, NV. rE. 7.3cAb
Evening star., 1960-11-15
go OLDSMOBILE

Super "ss" Holiday coupe; air
cond power br. and st., slec
Yi1S S1n.l 70" no 1iis:ss: ts:s: gsas gstssa e'es c.l
MISS BATES. RI. 1880. '
OLDs 80 company ofacial cars;
many MODELS TO ehoSss from, Al
:srss sls sSHd'slsssa priss SS' csS csssgDD:S sSsl
Capitol Cadillac OldS Co.
1879 22nd ct. NV. Pc. $4,000
OLDSMOBILE '54 ''0S" 4-dr.: p.s.,
p.b... hydra, 2. and h.. peri. eond :.
excel. mi. on reg. gas, $595: OF
best offer. Ma. 2.o692.
OLDs 'b8 ''9S'' convertible; fuIiy
matching leather interior. Si.SS6.
Akers OldS-C Cadillac Co.
DARLINGTON p ~. SHOPPING CTR; -
OLDsM0BlLg 1859 super rs" 4
DR., sedan: p.s.. hydramatie. r.
$Il.S60 FRIEND RENT-A-cAR'
OLDSMOBIIE '53 Model "Ss": club
month. ROPER. La, s-s70o.
OLDs '57 "as" 4-dr. sed.: hydra.
r.. h.. p.s.. p.b., Wv. imrnac; ex.
eel. cond. 1898. LU. 1-6S65
OLDSMOBILE 1860 company on
c!al cars and trade in on. 1851
model. several to choose from,
varied equipment: exceptional
values.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9P.M.
Suburban Cadillac -Olds Co
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA, MD OIL. 6-7TOc
Evening star., 1960-11-15

DATSUN 1859 4-dr. sedan: r. and
NORMAN IS MOTOR CO. I'M. 4
DE SOTO 80 hardtop; blue and
Snss' sTss = aea A. Sos s. h RASH 81 v,s Ak
LINdTON RAMBLER. s0l5 IN n.
s-303o. End Of Key Bridge.
DE SOTO four-door: $50: traded
on new Pontiac: one owner since
new: FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
DE SOTO 1850: r. and h, snow
tires; good paint Job; good BOD rum rum
ming cond.: Sl0O. liz. 3-3085.
DE SOTO 50 4-dr.; equipped w
dition: special, s5S5. FALLS
CHURCH De Soto -Plym. Wa liant
Lee hwy. and Hillwood. JE. 2-23O0
DE sOTO SO Sportsman: heater,
LEE D: BUTLER, 112I 21st st
NV. FE. 1-3245.
DE SOTO '5S 4-dr.; fully equipped
w/power: like new; special, SI,5H5
FALLS CHURCH De soto-Piym..
JE. 2-23OO.
DE SOTO "a 4-dr.: fully euuippet
wLpower: today only $3g5. FALLS
CHURCH De Soto-Plym. Valiant
Lee hwy. and Hillwood. JE. 2-23OO
DKW 80 Junior 2-dr. sedan: green
5000 miles; $1,000, Day, KE. 6.
1865: ewes, OF. 4-5360.
DODGE '56 2;dr.; 6 cyl. std; shift
De Soto-Plym. Valiant, Lee hwy
and Hillwood. JE. 2-23OO.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
THIRD go
HARDTOP o.DOOR
5000 ACTUAL Mills
Full power. Like new.
$3,695
GRADY


1900 wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. $4,000
TRIUMPH '5s TR-3; black finish
with white leather int; special,
S1,276.
United Auto Sales, Inc.
PLYMOUTH-VALIANT DEALER
1925 Ga. Ave. Whea. LO. 5-3360
TR.3 SO; white: r. and h., over
drive, Jump seat; owner; clean.
excel. cond: Sl.745. HA 7-7373.
VALIANT $50 100" sedan; radio,
heater: low mileage: one owner
Monroadable, Al warranty; ST.
500 MONROE FORD, 1887 East
West hwy. Silver Spring, Nd. =,
JU. 5-7s04.
VOLVOs '6ls arc here: SI,s95
81 excellent buy, SS45. JACK
PRY. 10th and Pa. ave. Sc. Est
1873.
VOLKSWAGEN SO Karmann-G -Ghia
peri. cond.; owner leaving coun-
try: $4,000 mi. Must sell at once
S1,495. Ell. 6-3714.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
fcoNTlNueD

DON'T wHoLksALE YoUR OAR
kes ~ sell II ct retail price.
pEIL pEaIILnshsS sar dnsslsF; nF;oRss Rfssls a.a, Insured W
vernon ave-. Alex. KI. s-9046
L00K' L0nK6' LOOK, new W. lot, payins
SiO0 more cash for your clean
eeE LEE MOTORS, IA. 7-4O44,
REWARD YOURSELF with the
i eeisnsat cash price for your car
Evening star., 1960-11-15


CHEVROLETs, brand new SIS
Largest selection in D. C. area
Trucks from S1,695; Biscaynes
~ $685.: Curvair, Sl,795: Bel Air
S1,9a5: hardtop, S2,095; wagons
81, 95; 9-pass., S2.295; conver.
dble, S2,395, Corvette, S3,195
all fob, Det. See how you car
own one for $40 mo, fully equip
with radio, heater, powerelide, etc
Low as S145 down approved
credit. Also 80 196Os-new anc
demos, save S4OO to S1,IO0 off
TOMS CHEVROLET, Georgis
ave. and University blvd, Wheat.
on. Md. lockwood 5-272o,
CHEVROLET '5s Biscayne 9-dr
VS.: r. and h., std. trans: eooc
car. good price. OIL. 6-SOs7.
CHEVY 81 2-dr.; r. and h. exceI
eond.,. INCLUDES new tires; S325
or best offer, ia. b-7563.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

1909 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. $4,000
DATSUN 1859 4-dr. sedan: r. and
n iow mileage: l owner; S595
500 '
Evening star., 1960-11-15
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL o PM.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.

12:.2 22nd ST. NV. FE. 1-:60l
CADILLAC 1859 Ell Dorado Seville
air conditioned, loaded with acces-
sories and luxury items: new-car
. condition: outstanding savings al
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Olmstead (Oldsl
Cadillac sc
FULLY EQUIPPED
HARDTOP COUPE
$1,295
GRADY

1909 Wis. Ave. Beth. OIL. $4,000
CADILLAC SO 6-window sedan;
factory air conditioning, sharp
inside and out, $3.50.
AkerS OldS-Cadillac Co.
'FAIRLINGTON SHOPPING CTR. y
OV. 3-O35O ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '57 81 series; p.s., -p.b.
Wv. tires, +. and h., light blue;
good cond., DU. 5-5697.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
CAPITOL PARTISAN
MOTORS. INC.

Authorized Mercedes Benz Dealer
I'D 4 n NV. FE. 1850. til Q P m,
BUICK "a Super 2-dr.: mechani-
eally very nice, dependable; new
battery: tires: r. and h.: pvt own
er: S2S5: 2514 Wilson blvd. Arl.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

pSGSE sods5 on S sdT s4s5 fails Sy "a ch5Rc SAtt
De Soto-Plym.-Vsliant. Lee hwy
and Hillwood. JE. 2-2300.
Evening star., 1960-11-15

tires. low mi, excel. eond. and
appearance; Ss95.
United Auto Sales, Inc.
PLYMoUTH-VAL1ANT DEALER
1925 Ga. Ave. Whea. 10. 5-336(
FORD 80 Galaxie convertible;
equipped with 3O0-h.p. engine
Cruiseomatic, Wv. tires, r. and
h., power steering. spotlight snd
mirror, fender skirts, wheel GOV.
ers, !. rear mounted antennas
finished in sultan toruuoise and
white top. this sporty convertible
will take the eye Of the most
fastidious buyer. has been driver
by one Of our executives. Carries
a new-car title and guarantee
orig. price, S3.764.25. Our price
$685.. LOGAN FORD, 1850 20tf
st NV. FE. 7-sS00.
FORD SO convertible: vefy MET
condition: S795: terms. S95 down
Evening star., 1960-11-15
AYroMosLEs FeR SALE AureMosILEs FeR sALE AureMl

DODGE 80 Phoenix convertible;
/. truly .i: IN excel. Wcond.: ss.ssS'
7. p sTEuARTs; INC. 144o ,
Evening star., 1960-11-15
FORD '55

FORD 1910 coupe: cherry red. Pom
tiac Bonneville engine, Mallory ig
milton, many other goodies. Bes
offer. OIL. 2-01s1 aft. 6.
FORD '54 Tudor: std. shift: 9 cyl
heater, good tires; S276. Langley
Park. Nd, HE. 4-17sO.
FORD 1860 Galaxie town sedan
equipped with 235-h.p. engine
Tordomatic. r: and D., ,aSst padSst
IN Gsist styietons y,sops beeeSvood Me Brown % nrt
white. This low-mileaEe company
oficial car has had the best q
care: orig. selling price, S3.3S7 .a5
our price, 2.495. Carries Q new.
car title and guaPantee. LOGAN
FORD: 1850 goth ct. nv" FL
7-Ss0O.
FORD t57 club coupe; excellent con
Evening star., 1960-11-15
OLMSTEAD
: zAuroMoBILEs FOR SALE

excel. eond. S1,a50 or best cash
z .oiier. JU. 9-5l94.
AUSTIN.HEALEY 80: white, i'm
mac. cd, $23S7; also '55, SS95.
- JACK PRY. 18th and Pa. sc,
AUSTIN HEALEY $50: black, wire
wheels, overdriVe, heater. tonneau
cover. 4-seater. WA. 7-3S61.
Evening star., 1960-11-15
Guy G!i1sJ'Y STEUART

M 1tsGs Gs.Sas6 SSaasss6iW"' HV'' 70. q q ss.lEss. III
FALCON go De luxe 4-dF.; white,
81. a2e sasdas Ri sis:s sSsS q sFpas.' ans. l'0'S
FALCON 1860 de luxe 4-dr. sedans
stand. trans;. hests9, s9. Low nil; rili J;
RgHNTaA-cHS. giH5NtsTssA csSHnSs.; 1ssi 81 '4Go; 2 FRIEND
Evening star., 1960-11-15

CAP '55 conv.; red, all power. ex-
ceIlent cond.: pvt. owner: S1,195.
FE. $4,000: ewes, WA. 3-1439.
CADILLAC 1860 Sedan de Vile
Regal blue, white top, harmonizing
luxurious blue appointed interior;
ali the Cadillac fine features in
Guiding power steering, brakes,
windows, power 6-way, seat; cleo,
= trio door locks, vent windows, and
trunk plus auto. pilot cruise con-
troll; sure to please the most dis
terminating buyer. Orig. cost over
$1,000; an outstanding value al
$500.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

CoIIorIess coots in brilliant eolors such os
this Arthur JobIow design Of nubby red
tweed with big buttons ore riding high,
wide and handsome in the fashion lineup
for fall and winter 1860. Wide. deep-set
sleeves are another distinguishing foctor
in coots this year. At Woodward g
lothrop's Chandelier Room.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

This cheekerboord brushed wool plaid in
black and white speaks strongly for the
new coot silhouettes that are semi-fitted
in front and wide at the sides. The temple
bell sleeves, club collar, and flat patch
pockets, big buttons are Christian Dior
New York design signatures this foII. At
Julius GorfnekeI 6 Co.'S Couturier Salon.
Evening star., 1960-08-28

If you're building your wardrobe this foII consider
the vibrant coors for they inject and eoety you
may not have previously experienced in fall Clothes Color
also nects life to many fabric textures. Tweeds soften
up when they bright Poids change character when
unusual color combinations fused together oooting
Even fashions in black and white have new dimensions
this fall as they contrast dramatically in bold checks
ploids, and Stripes
This certainly is not the year for the fashion timd.
Be bold. Be bright BY all means be coIorfuI
Evening star., 1960-08-28
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

This is without doubt the most ooIorfu season the
fashion industry has had in years.
Wonderful coors, including some trodtionoIy tied
to summer and spring. are being offered the color
palette this fall
pink coot for winter wear? yellow for foII? The
newest coors ring out in ceor sharp beike tones The
sopondgo coos Of red and green are at their brightest
Turquoise blues right there with hot pnks ctrons and
omethysts In foct, the purple hues will be about you
everywhere you turn from om to pm
Evening star., 1960-05-08
By FRANCIS STANN
Sports COlumnist of The Star

Sox. Can the Tigers possibly make up
so much ground? he was asked.
Its possible" Rick said. Don't
forget, we got off to that terrible start
last spring"
A year ago the Tigers, managed by
Bill Norman, lost their first six games.
By April 26, they we're in the cellar
with an incredible 1-12 record. On Maya,
they were clObbered by the Senators,
1873, and that was all for Norman. The
next day Jimmy Dykes became manager.
Under the veteran Dykes. the Tigers
rallied to win 80 of their next 46 games
and were only half game out of the
lead on June 20. Then they flattened
out.
Both the Athletics and the Tigers
went south to train with one common
weakness, the infield. Over the winter,
the AS acquired Marv ThrOneberry from
the Yankees, who may play first base if
he proves he can hit. If not, Bob Cerv
another ex-Yankee but an outfielder,
may wind up on the bag. Or Dick Will
liams, who plays several positions. The
rest of the infielders may have to be
Evening star., 1960-05-08

TWO of the American Leagues big
Il teams invade Griffith Stadium this
week, one big in physical sense, the
other in high hope and optimism. Ex-
hibit A is Kansas City. playing the Sena-
tors today and tomorrow. Exhibit is
Detroit, which opens a three-game
series on Tuesday.
Bob Elliott, the new manager of
the Athletics, is a large, strapping man
himself, but when he got his first look at
the Kansas City squad last February in
West Palm Beach, he whistled in sur
prise. OF the 40man squad, only 10
were less than feet Three of the
pitchers were ga, another was SO.
The AS looked more like a pro foot
ball club.
The AS virtually have no hope of
winning the American League pennant,
but even with the infield problem that
faced Elliott he couldn't see any reason
why they shouldn't improve on seventh
place finish. Three straight years now
the Kansas City entry has finished above
only Washington, although in 1858 the
AS won 73 games.
Evening star., 1960-05-08
low Come the Athletics and the Tigers

drawn from such veterans as Wayne
Terwilliger and Jerry Lumpe and from
such youngsters as Ken Hamlin and Lou
Klimchock.
Elliott spent most of his own long
career in the National League, but
from scouting reports and long study of
the AS record he realizes the Kansas
City weakness is defense. I'VE led the
league in losing one-run games," he
pointed out ALSO, we led in most runs
given up-76O. This club can score, but
it also can be outscored."
The AS strong point is the outfield,
mostly composed of other former Yam
KEGS. Bill Tuttle,, who came via Detroit
is the solid centerfielder and Norm
Siebern, obtained from New York,
probably will play most of the year.
barring injury. The others are Cerv,
Hank Bauer, Russ Snyder and Whitley
HerzOg, all ex-New Workers.
To get Siebern, the AS traded
Roger Maris in one Of the winters most
controversial deals. A lot of people think
that in the Kansas City park Siebern
will outhit Maris. Even Casey Stengel
CONTINUED
n
Evening star., 1960-05-08

The Milwaukee Braves won 86 games
last season in the National League, yet
tied for the pennant, eventually losing
in a playoff to the Los Angeles Dodgers.
The Detroit Tigers are rated far
more formidable than the Athletics, not
only because they finished fourth last
year, but because their front office,
led by Rick Ferrell, special assistant to
the general manager, thinks they have
improved to such an extent that they
should beat out both Chicago and Cleve-
land.
Il think it will be between our club
and the Yankees" Ferrell has pro-
nounced. Injuries killed both the
Yankees and the Tigers last season.
We lost AL KaIine for IA games because
of fractured cheekbone. While he was
out, we only won five games. We lost
Frank Boiling, our second baseman, and
Rocky Bridges, our shortStop Harvey
Kuenn was hurt, too" Kuenn was traded
to Cleveland for Rocky Colavito shortly
before the 1860 season began)
Still Ferrell was reminded. De-
troit finished 18 games behind the White
Evening star., 1960-09-25

ARL., Ridge Rd.-Mod. contem'
porary, exceptional large. "a milt
to Pentagon; 2Sx20 liv. rm. din
rm.; 2S' paneled wall; patio; all
cond., 2 bedrm.; unfurn., S130 oil
luXuriouSly furn, Sl65. IA, 2-3532
Evening star., 1960-09-25
PRESIDENTIAL

1925 18th st. NV.
Opp Statler- Hilton Hotel
NO COMPARABLE
DOWNTOWN COOP LOCATION
Presently available for resale
are two 1-bedrm. and two
2-bedrm apt homes.
DIGNIF1ED, EXCLUSIVE
CONVENIENT
I Blks. North Of White House
Ask for Mr.. owens
in Apartment sos
Evening star., 1960-09-25

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-52is chev,
liV. rm. with firspi., M ,oeii dem, din. Urn, rm.
breakfast rm., bath. kit: 2nd fir
4 bedrms., baths; bsmt., oil
INV. h: Can be seen after 8 pm
Rent S22b.
FREDERICK A. BLUMER CO.
617 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii, 10000
NTYrTTTY
Evening star., 1960-09-25
CHARMINGLY REMODELED, beaut

CHARMINGLY REMoDELED, beaut
furnished stope house on 20 acres
80 min. from downtown: Rte. %
near Darnestown, Nd. Liv. rm.
din, rrn., den, 3 bedrms., S275 mo
incl. q 3-rm. rentable guest house
barn. WA. 6-3913; WA. 6-2574
CHEVY CHASE - Well furnished
home available to responsible
tenant for 8 mos. beginning Oct
/. STOEVER -HAWLEY CO., OIL
6-732l, OIL. 6-S2o4
Evening star., 1960-09-25
MENDOZA

1920 goth St. NV.
] blk. east Of Conn. ave. on
Kalorama I'd.
APT. 6I-N.w. corner, look
ing onto KalorAma I'd. Foy-
er, liv. rm., din. rm., pantry,
nice kit, 4 bedrmS. and 2
baths.
APT. 66-3 exposures with
panoramic view TO Potomac
and Virginia. Foyer, liv. rm =
lge. cor. din. rm.. lge pan
try, new kit. . bedrms., den
tor 3rd bedrm.) and new
mod. bath.
APT. 75-Truly delishtful
l-bedrm. apt. home with
southern exposure, and same
view as Apt. SO.
Ask for Mr.. Fielding in Apt.
81 or call AID. 4-4594.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

furn., 3 bedrms..
baths, huge brk. rambler. frepl.,
ideal group. avail. now. CL
6-6I46,
Evening star., 1960-09-25
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
FLYNN COOP
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TODAY
BROADMOOR

1901 CONN. AVE. NV.
At Porter st.
Apt. 12l-One of few apt.
homes that may be truth
fully described IS being in
near perfect condition
Throughout" Foyer. liv. rm..
fun din. rm., library, 2-bed-
rms, 2 baths. modern out
side kit. with disposal,
washer. and dishwasher.
lBoth Both outside baths have
PLETELY AIR COND. Nice
outlook on each of 3 ex-
posures. l bedrm. and bath
have sep. entr. into apt.
house corridor.
APT. 204-Lge. square foy-
er, liv. rm., sun room, full
din. rn., 2 bedrmS., kit and
2 baths. Wired for AIR
COND. bedrm. and its
into apt. house corridor and
may be completely shut OF
and rented for almost
enough to pay maintenance
on entire apartment.
APT. 213-Lge. foyer, liv.
rm, library, din. rm., 2 bed
rms, mod. kit. and . baths.
AIR COND. One of the fa.
yored locations in building.
3 exposures. Looks into Rock
Creek Park.
APT. 2l4-Foyer. unusually
lge. liv. rm.. dinette. seating
g or 8 comfortably; twin
size bedrm.. kit. and bath.
All windows look into trees
Of Rock Creek Park.
Ask for Major Garvey at
BROADMOOR desk or call
WO, 6-6623.
The Nome nugget., 1960-05-23
New Election Code May
 Go On the Block in Nov.

JUNEAU, R-Three Fairbanks men who want to test Alaska s new election code have a green light to try to win support for a voter referendum this fall.
 Secretary of State Hugh Wade Friday certified as in proper legal form an application for refer end um petition on the bulky 1860 election law
 Wade ordered the printing of 150 petition booklets, outlining the proposition and containing spaces for the signatures of voters who will support the proposal. Be- fore June 27, the petitions must be signed by 5,034 qualified voters from 16 of the states "A election districts.
 If the necessary signatures are obtained, the referendum will come up for a vote at the Novem- Der g general election.
 Voters will be asked to ratify or reject the new election code, passed by the 1860 Legislature shortly before it adjourned in March. Failure of the code to win approval would repeal the law
 Notice the application for the petition had been approved was sent to Sherman A. Moves, Milo Koonen and Lawrence Brayton, the Fairbanks trio sponsoring the proposal.
 Brayton is a candidate for the Republican nomination to the U. s. Senate in the August g pri- mary election. His opposition to the election code was expressed originally after he was disquali- fled under it's provisions from fil- ing as candidate of the Alaska Party in the fall elections.
 Under the code, the Alaska Par ty failed to meet specifications of recognized political organization.