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EXCLUSIVE

Woodside Park. Silver sprins-62-
garage and circular driveway; foy-
er entrance hall, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths; Q living room spacious
enough for your grand piano;
central air conditioning. Located
on the finest lot in this area.
Priced $4,000.
James G. Conley & Co.
e525 Ca. Ave. JU. 9-4134 Til 9
BETHESDA, Sl495Ol-cute Is 9
button and clean as pinl 2
bedrm. brk. bungalow in q very
beautiful and desirable netghbor-
hood. Should sell instantly. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC, D1. 7-14l1;
eyes,. EN-. 2-44l4.
BETHEsDA-1ses nnancingl Walk
TO NH or Naval Hospital. 4-bed-
room. 2h-bath Split-level in
brand-new condition; rec. nm,
plus full bsmt.: many, many ex-
tras. Sensational financing. G. B.
WYVELL, Real Estate, OF. 6-9l16.
BETHEsDA LOCUST HILL ES-
TATES)-FIR6T OFFERING OF
this splendid brick rambler located
near the Medical Center. in this
nne eonyenient area ;,S FeStIIins s,.n,ns.
beautifui KITCHEN OF TO-DAY
with all equipment, 3 lovely bed
rms, ga baths and recreation rm;
Over A-aere HANDICAPPED anc
brick EsIage; A lot Of house foI foI
only SOS. 500 EXCLUSIVE viii
SHANNON 4 LUcHs CO. Call KE
f-ls00 til 8 (after 9, Wo. O.
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"REHOID"

The breathtaking view from the
spacious glassed-in Florida room,
and you will know this Is the
priced at S23. 500
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'REsTIdE HOME Mr.. ANDEEWs

Brick Cape Cod ideal for ofacer;
3 lge. bedrms., lge. liv. rm. with
coy frepl., banquet-size din. rn.,
I'm. rec. rm. with bar and "a bath.
powder rm. on 1st a.; lot 1O0xl 80:
sTHTE TEtS pTiss PSopShTT1ssl GalT opc AZ 7%sss %
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Large Family

Needed for this 4-bedroom split
level. near new Lakewood Country
Club. where you can enjoy 9
breeze in summer. over an acre
Of ground. Owner transferred
Country living. but only min
utRs' drive TO Rockville on Route
2AO Priced SOS. 500,
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CAMP SPRINGS

THE PERRY BOSWELL co.
WA. 7-45OO REALTORS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

$500 DOWN TO A QUALIFIED
BUYER buys this clean 3-bedrm.
ramoler in RiverdAle, with pay
ments less than rent. Cal TIL 3
DAVIS 4 Co. NC.
includes dn. pymt' and al settle
ment eosts-'Thrifty," 3-bedrm.
cape Coo. with paneled din. rm..
on Level fenced wooded lot: walk
so1i: . s1s: snoDping' glsySrounds Id0 sI s1d
LAND SALES, REALTORS, AP. q
4 BEDROOMS
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, FOREST
VILE AND sUITLAND. Five beau
tiful homes TO choose from. Priced
from Sl5,750 RE. 6-4140; ewes.
HI. 9-5357. CAMPBELL REALTY.
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QUEENS CHAPEL
CAPE COD-$16.250

A very comfortable clean home: nice
kitchen with table space: 2 bed
rooms and bath on 1st. large nm
ished room on 2nd. Most attrac-
tive finished recreation room, made
into complete apartment with full
bath. Storm windows ano doors.
patio and barbecue grill: new
room with 2O-year guarantee.
ROBERT 3 LOHR. INC.
REALTOR HE. $4,000
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BERENs SALES. RE. 6-54OO Till
nnEAA IrAIfCE

FOREST HTS.-spacious 3-bedrm
brick rambler: liv. rm. with fire.
place, din. ell, large kitchen; walk
out bsmt.; fenced lot: extras.
OWNER, LO. 7-147S.
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HILLcREsT HdTs.-RTieE. Z bed:

EVANSVILLE - Lge. corner; 8
rms, 2 baths: fenced yd.; hrepl.:
nr. st. Jeromes; estab. res. neigh
borhood; Sl2,95O. DIcKEYs,
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NO SETTLEMENT COSTs-Authen-
tic California-type rambler, with
carport,S HOLLYWOOD bath, complete
kitchen, fenced lot, daylight bsmt.;
IN Woodlawn, lust on BALTIC. pkwy.
Cash. terms or trade; fHA ap,
Dawn u Call gV nj d p.m Wa 4.
5000, ROBERT 9. DAVIS a. CO..
yNT
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DISTRICT hEIGHTs-4 new brick
ramblers: custom built, 9 rooms
se5spsts pss dnIng T psm rnn mi. hlIep,Tgss b,siSs,
doesn't CUT CORNERS" He viii
tolerate only the best OF materials
and workmanship; II you want the
best Bt a reasonable price, $685.
$50, call US and inspect house
without chllgation. HARTMAN
REALTY, NC, Realtors, LU. 4
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2-ACRE LOT

Attrac. tri-level, on level lot. Three
lge. bedrms., elec. kit. rec: rm.,
Dashboard hot-wster heat, fenced
play area and patio; priced IN
low eos.
GRAHAM CO. JU. 5-6OlOt
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PARKER

SMITH & DONNELL
IA. 7-6l61 Realtors IA. 7-6S17
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RAMBLEHi 5000
DOWN-Semidetached brick: 3
bedrooms. full basement: fenced.
Like new. You can assume GI
loan jno uualifyingl, so call Mr..
Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY CO..
ST. S-736e.
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CHASE = New, 4-bedrm.- :
and-den, eenter-hall Colonial, 2
elks: .; E. line. walk TO shoppinE.
eonsin sav ave nGTn age Western on toxaTs M
river . blks., right on Harrison.
2470S Merivale rd, others under
construction. woHLFARTH DE-
YELoPMENT CORP, OIL. 2-sse9.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTs-spick and
span, 3-b.r. brick-and-frame RAM
bier. Lovely compact kit. Close
to schools and public transp. Only
;Sl4;so9' ;o.n o. n,,A assume %itS present res 4s
ment, FLA.
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The builder, has new homes re-
naming. He wants S16,500 each,
or 4 for S64.600. Come-see.
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BIJRCH

Is the broker. He needs the COM
mission The builders need the
profits and we're sure you'll need
and want one Of the above living
quarters,
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CHEVY CHAsE-Close to trans
portation: Just right for the
handy man and decorator; brick
bungalow: 2 bedrooms and bath on
1st floor: large dining room, mod
ern kitchen, 2 bedrooms and
storage room UP: garage: low in
price. Let us make an appoint
nent 10 show you this now. Call
WO $4,000 til Q pm. EDW
H JONES a CO., INC, $500
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KORZENDORFER
REALToR OIL. 4-s111
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CHEVY CHASE WEST-Greatly re-
dueed for imemdiate sale. 5plen-
did center-hall English brk. home,
completely reflnished and in new
house condition. Large living and
dining rm., attractive kitchen with
separate breakfast room, 3 fne
bedrms., plus nursery and 2 tiled
baths. Recreation room in full
our Uptown once. KE. S-is0O iii
8 pm. (dfter q pm. call WO. g.
02Qnl. SHANNON A. LuCHG CO
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= 3-bedrm. ramblers,
with LO-LO down payment,
soUTHLAwN RLTY., Lo. 1882
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The builder. has only 9 big brick
Tamblers left with hot-Water heat.
Hes got q 5-aere playground IN
back for the kids. You sure can't
set any more than these for
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T. RATNiER; by owNER-Lse

Sitehsns. : baths. full front
veranda, side and rear porches
suitable for physician or other
business, Call Mr.. ROBERTS,
WA. 1851. Inspect any time.
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Handsome modern brick Colonial
on almost h-aere level wooded
ground IN attractive setting, plus
quiet streets close to tTansp. Wide
center hall. mod. kit. 4 bedTmS.,
. baths on End floor: 9th bedrm.,
storage on 3rd. Res. rm., 2-ear
detached garage. Rosemary and
Blessed Sacrament Schools. Ex-
Y0HN 3 daSIROI1p A CO
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MAJESTIC YIEM :

custom-built 3-bedrm.. 2-bath, Al
wooded ;, h-aere, , lot lot, .s Plsstered cred
ter-hall plan: large liv. rm. with
banquet-sized din ell and unique
corner open-hearth firepl. Priced
for sale 10 discriminating buyer
at S25,250. Call till 9 pm. WA.
$4,000, ROBERT 8. DAVIS d CO.
INC
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Ewes. Kenneth Hoenel. OIL. 4-alI7
CHEvY CHASE-NeW brick ram.
blers; 3 bedrms.. "a baths. garage.
porch; electric kitchen in color.
A most ideal location. S3l 900,
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REALTY. INC. JE. $4,000
7O1 W. MuisPls sTosdi Liishs Fafs eESasl eEaIsh va
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SUITLAND, 2s Randall rd.-At-
cious N-acre lot, complete with
breeseway and garage. FILA ap-
praisal, S14,500: only 5000 down.
RE h-o3R0
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ALEXANDRIA
SPRING
HAS SPRUNG
POMPONIO

aEALTY, INC, 2222 WILSON BLVD.I
IA. 1880
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SILVER sPRING, = Rambler; 3
bedrmS,, 21a baths. modern kit
basement, garage. Close IN at
Wayne ave. and Sligo parkway
M. al fssils. OWNER" s22.eeo
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CHEVY CHAsE-Eiegant. The only
word for this classic Colonial: liy.
rm., din. rm., kit, linked directly
70 lge. scr. porch; 4 oedrms.. 2nd
blended in the cost OF $4,000
oNoNDAGA REALTY. OIL. 4-s1O4:
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CHEVY CHASE-Brick Colonial;
FLA APPRAISED. Lee. hv. I'm.
with firepl.. sep. dining rm.. flne
screened porch, 3 bedrms. and
2 baths on 2nd a.: finished attic;
good dry 6sI1t,; Oct. Earase; love
cation on quiet dead-end street
near shopping, trahsp.. and rec.
center, S23,500 GL. 2-71s3. NO
AGENTS PLEASE.
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LANGLEY PARK

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ram
bier with attrae. redwood trim, in
fine residential area but conv. 70
everything. Large liv. rm. with
beautiful din. area, 3 bedrms.,
mod. kit. with dishwaSher: dis.
$4,000. BERENs SALES. AP.
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CHEVY CHASE-New, 4-bedroom,
3Ha-bath. williamsburg Colonial
with ] bedrm. and bath on 1st
floor. Large kit. in color. adjoin-
ing family room. Paneled rec
room on lower level Sep. din
rm., liv. rm. with fireplace; ga
rage. THOMAS L. PHILLIPS CO.,
OIL. 4-l424: ewes, OIL. 2-6638.
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WESTGATE

5-bedrm. Colonial in this ever
popular community: 2 bedrms.
and bath on LIST floor; 3 bedrms
and bath on End: ground-level
rec. rm.: garage; excel. neighbors
Ewes. call Mrs. MaeAuley, OIL.
6-4540.
W. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEv. CO.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
Realtors EN-. 2-4464
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RiVERDALE = 4-bedrm. Cape Cod,
good cond., all modern, loc. mr..
schools, and shipping center.
Must be seen to be appreciated
Priced reas. for quick sale. Call
owner, WA. 7-6633.
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Moore & Moore, Realtors

RE. 6-sO6O RE. 6-43O0
NEW HAMP. AVE. AREA = Only
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SILVER SPRING, Northwood Knobs
-S25.50O: brick split-level home,
in immaculate cond. Large liy
ErTa,' separate din; rm;' haSsnr modern
Q baths. rec. rm. with fireplace
and a bath. patio. nice level yard
all conveniences. CHESTER KEEL
LER WOODMooR AGENCY CORP
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District Heights-4 bedrms., Q full
baths and q number Of other
attr. features In this brick and
frame Cape Cod. Many valuable
extras. All for only S16,950.
FHA or conventional financing
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WooDMooR-s2i ESQ all brick
sep. din. rm., full bsmt., rec.
rn.. screened porch, garage. Walk
% 81; BsInadstts, WooDSlDL
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WHEATON-4-bedrm. brick split
level; large liv. rm., family rm;.
baths, tiled bsmt.: patio: fenced
yd.: nr. shopping area and an
600: no AGENTS. WI. 6-e154.
WHEATON WOODS bedrm. bIk:
rambler. tile bsmt. 4E% 81
MWfaE'tsssSsis WI. tssesSsis7i run D''e'' 'i0'aOO'
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SILVER sPRING-Three bedroom
Colonial; S15.4OO; in excel, neigh.
borhood. close TO schools, shopping
and transp.: will sell FHA. 500
down, Sl13 per mo. pays all. less
than rent. See this today. CHEss-
CY, CORP, JU. b-7l00, q It'll O.
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HICKS

REALTORS OPEN Q TO 0
XII. $1,000 OF. 4-6040
3706 Mt. Vernon Ave.
23O3 s. Arlington Ridge Rd.
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A very comfortable home. on q nice
baths, nice living room and dining
room. full basement, enclosed front
porch: oil hot-water heat; will
sell subject TO FHA approval. This
Is real buy. Close to all schools,
bus and Prince Georges Plaza.
ROBERT L. LoHR. INC.
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MASS, AVE. ExT.-charming new
Dutch Colonial contains 1st-h
bedrm. and full bath, plus =
bedrms. and 2 baths on 2nd ..
rec. rm., ser. porch. garage; all
cond. Priced in sos. Call ewes
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Bazaar
Slated
October |

The Women of st. Adams
Episcopal Church on Colum-
bia Pike in Annandale, Va,
will hold a fall bazaar Octo-
ber l from IL am. to 5 pm.
Holland has been chosen as
: the theme for the event to-
ward which members have
been working all summer.
Handwork to be featured
includes patchwork quilts,
knitted and crocheted stoles.
puppets, felt ties, hair bands
and Robin Hood hats.
A bake shop. home-canned
pickles and relisheS made
from a secret recipe, dried
flower arrangements. white
elephants and a book shop
will be other attractions.
Table ecorations for
Thanksgiving and Christmas
also will be available and a
mystery booth" will offer
packages for both adults and
children, the latter especially
priced for children's purses.
Also planned for the young
sters will be carnival and
pony rides, a chuck wagon
and such goodies as cotton
candy, hot dogs and soft
drinks.
Snacks or light lunches will
be available at a cafe where
members of the Youth Group
of st. Adams will serve.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

and cookies are served an
nually to those visiting the
homes on view.
Nine homes will be open be-
tween the hours of 10 am.
and 6 pm. EST, Saturday,
and l to s pm, Sunday.
Hickory HILL" one of the
oldest and most beautiful
homes in the South Branch
Valley, will be open again
after a six years absence
from the list.
Other homes to be shown
are willow Wall" with its
original hand block printed
wallpaper by an 18th-century
French artist. considered of
museum rarity and value:
Mill Island, with its mag
nificent collection of 18th and
18th century French and Ital-
ian antiques. many of which
once belonged to royalty
(open only on Saturday and,
The Willows" where. ac(
cording to Author Jones tale.
Mai. Harry Gilmore. one time
head of the McNeill Rangers
was captured by the Yankees.
There will be an exhibit of
antique china and glass at
the home of Mrs. A. c. Nc
Neill. And the home of Mrs.
J. C. Mccoy boasts an unusu-
ally large collection of Amer
ican antiques. Sunset View"
Evening star., 1960-09-18
WHY GROW OLD?
Tender Eye ] issue
May Need Attention

when exposed to outdoor
glare, whether sun in the
summer or snow in the win
ter.
Puffiness about the eyes
can come from organic or
systemic trouble and always
should be signal for a COM
plete physical checkup. How
ever, this condition may be
due to an allergy. Keep this
angle in mind.
To relieve puffiness try
hot and cold packs for 10
minutes. Then use several
cold packs. Many actresses
and others who are in the
public eye know the trick Of
the tea bag.
If you want to Danish
swelling about the eyes, wet
a couple of little tea bags in
hot water. Place them over
your eyelidS. Rest for a while
with your eyes closed and the
bags on the lids. Keep the
bags warm by continued
wetting in hot water.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Testimonial
Fete Set

Mrs. Veva G. Hardage,
1859 Chairlady of the Wom-
ems Division of the Mount
Vernon-Lee Chamber of
Commerce. will be feted at
a testimonial dinner tomor-
row in the Gunston Room OF
the Penn Daw Motor Hotel in
Fairfax County.
The wife of Mr.. H. Grady
Hardage. the honor guest has
been actively associated with
Woodlawn Baptist Church
and Jobs Daughters, as well
as the local Chamber of
Commerce which is sponsor
ing the dinner.
Reservations for the event
may be obtained from Col.
Raymond F. Rickard, COM
mittee chairman. or Mrs.
Ernest S. Corso, reservations
secretary.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
Miss CIopp
ToVisit
Capital

Members Of the Washing
ton Wellesley Club are get
ting ready to put out the
welcome mat for a visitor.
She is Miss Margaret Clapp.
president of Wellesley Col
lege, who is due to arrive
here October 10 for a two
day visit.
Miss Clapp's busy schedule
will begin with a 12:45 pm.
dessert and coffee October
10 at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nard Bralove, to be followed
by a $3.50 pm. tea with
mothers of current under
graduates at the home of
Mrs. David Bazelon.
At 7 pm. that evening she
will meet with Washington
area Wellesley trustees, past
club presidents and current
club officers and board men,
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Moorefield, w. Va. will hold
it's seventh and last-at least
for a year or two-annual
House and Garden Tour on
Saturday and Sunday with a
well-knoWn author of Civil
War histories and a West
Virginia editor as its honor
guests for the occasion.
Mr.. Virgil Darlington
Jones, author, among others,
Of Grey Ghosts and Rebel
Raiders" will revisit scenes
he first saw when he was do
ing research for his tale of
guerilla warfare in the South.
And Mr.. Jim Comstock, ed
itor of West Virginia's IA
nous "Hillbilly" weekly, also
will visit Moorefleld at this
time.
The Hardy County Public
Library, for whose benefit the
tour is held, will have a spe-
cial display of Mr.. Jones
books, and he will be on hand
Immediately after lunch to
autograph his books. Both
Mr.. Jones and Mr.. Comstock
will be entertained at lunch
at the Hotel McNeill, tour
headquarters, where a special
buffet lunch will be served
for tour visitors.
They also will meet friends
and guests at Mrs. H. S.
Pownall's home where punch
Evening star., 1960-09-18

bers for a dinner at the
Shoreham.
Winding up the days
agenda will be an 8:15 pm.
reception at the Shoreham
for the club membership. to
be followed by an address by
Miss Clapp. On hand to in
troduce her will be former
Evening star., 1960-09-18
BY JOSEPHINE LoWMAN

NeslSJcI huu lIlUuuo 6yuulCdLe
Dark circles and lines and
puffs under the eyes can
make a woman look much
older than she is. Time is
not kind to the tender It's
sue about the eyes. This
crinkles when we laugh, or
when we squint in the SUM-
light.
Dark circles can come
from lack of sleep or an ill
ness or malnutrition. Some
times they seem to be in
herited. Wrinkles about the
eyes can come from eye strain
or from extremely dry skin.
So, we do have some cor
rective measures available.
If you find yourself Squint-
ing even when not in bright
light, you will be wise to have
your eyes examined. You may
need glasses. Also make a
practice of patting a good
eye cream about your eyes at
night. Wear dark glasses
Evening star., 1960-09-18
MoorefieId Tour Planned

and Caledonia" also will be
shown again.
Tickets, programs and In
formation may be had from
the Hardy County Public Lii
brary. Moorefield. or tour
headquarters at the McNeill
Hotel.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

Secretary Of State Dean
AcheSon.
Miss Clapp will wind up her
whirlwind visit October II
by attending the local groups
first board meeting of the
year, to be held at the home
of the club president, Mrs.
Bernard Koteen.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-11
Air Force Brass Taking Personal Hand in Manuals

WASHINGTON, tR-The man. embarrassed Air Force got high marks today from one investiga- tor for frankness, but another said he doesn't see much prospect for basic improvement.
 A House Armed Services sub committee yesterday closed the first phase of its inquiry into the manuals which have recurrently plunged the service into hot water.
 The first item up was the man. ual which implied Communist in- filtration of the National Council of Churches and named individ- ual Protestant clergymen as hav- ing been identified with Con- munist-tinged causes.
 Secretary of the Air Force Dud- ley Sharp and Gen. Thomas D. White, chief of staff, both said they were taking hand person. ally to prevent occurrences. White said supervision of the manual producing process was "patently inadequate" Sharp called it "in- excusable." Both said the Air Force has put in new, tight pro- cedures. Sharp said he'd read ev- cry word of the promised revised manual himself.
 Sharp said the Air Force would n't stop warning its people against possibilities of Communist infil- tration-but wouldn't likely name names.
 Subcommittee chairman Melvin Price O-IlD remarked, "You've got to give them credit for frank and honest admission that they goofed." He said the sub- committee will reserve judgment on Air Force plans for improve ment and meantime go on to study other manuals.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-11
US. DiscOverer V Goes Into Orbit Around the Sun

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla, R- The broadest study ever under taken in deep space got success fully under way with the launch ing of a beachbal-sized package of instruments into orbit around the sun. It's assignment is to re- port back to America on condi- tions between the paths of the Earth and Venus.
 The 90-pound, 26-inch payload was hoisted from this missile test center by towering three-stage Thor-Able rocket at am.
 Three hours later in Washing ton scientists of the National Aeronautics and Space Admins tration announced the 165,000- pound thrust had given it speed enough to escape the earth's gra- vitational pull and that it had gone into an orbit that will take it 74,70O,000 miles from the sun in its nearest approach. Planning had been aimed at an approach within 67 million miles.
 The probe, named Pioneer V, is intended to radio back data on such phenomena as radiation, magnetism and micrometeorites, from distances up to 50 million miles and - scientists hope = for decades.
 The information on conditions is needed for the day when man may fly to the far reaches. The communication test is a check on whether earth can keep in touch with such a man or with the un- manned satellite that will blaze the trail.
 NASA officials said just after II am. that the payload had been freed from the rocket at velocity of 1869 miles an hour. That was 575 miles an hour above the speed required to put the space flier in orbit around the sun, and within 150 miles of the planned velocity
 The scientists said the Pioneer V would take 311 days to make a complete circle around the sun.
 That means the probe is in a slightly broader orbit than had been planned. The original plan envisioned an orbit requiring 295 days.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-11
Blind Phone Operator
 Sticks To Her Switchboard During Fire at Blind Home

PHILADELPHIA, R - Blind, 17-year- Theresa Hayes was anxious that her parents know she did not fail in the perform ance of her duty.
 That's why the slim blonde stayed at her Braille-equipped switchboard, risking her life to help save 32 students at the Over brook School for the Blind when a fire swept the main building.
 q thought it was my duty to stay at the switchboard to bring as much help as I could reach to help the nurses rescue the chil- dren," she said as she shrugged off acclaim as a heroine.
 All of the students were led to safety but one fireman was killed fighting the blaze and six were injured.
 "I smelled the smoke," ex- plained Theresa, ''but it didn't bother me. I thought it was my duty to stay at the switchboard.
 The principal of the school said the fire started in the third-floor bedroom of one of the employees who had been smoking.
The Nome nugget., 1960-03-11
AERIAL COLLISION SAVES SWEDISH PARACHUTIST

STOCKHOLM, Sweden, R - An aerial collision with a fellow parachutist saved the life of Swedish soldier whose parachute failed to open.
 The two parachutists were in a group making a training jump from plane as 5000 persons watched
 The crowd gasped in horror as Cpl. Rolf Johansson, 20, fell un- checked from about 1,200 feet. Around and below him other members of the group were float ing toward the earth, their chutes open.
 About 500 feet from the ground, Johansson hit the parachute of one of his comrades. His own parachute was ripped open by the imact. A few second later, both jumpers landed safely.