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Evening star., 1962-09-29
Workshop Noise q Factor
By ANDY LANG
AP NewsfeotuFes Writer

When a house has a base
ment. there isn't much ques-
ton about where the home
workshop win be located.
But when there is no base
ment, q choice must be made
among such areas as the
garage. the attic, the utility
room or even one Of the reg
ular rooms which can be
spared.
Much depends on how much
space will be needed, which in
turn depends on how serious
the home handyman intends
TO be about repairs and other
pro- tts around the house.
Some men can get by with a
little workbench and q few
hand tools. Or perhaps a
workbench, g few hand tools
and q couple Of portable
power tools.
However, the fellow who
really enjoys spending time
in q workshop, as contrasted
with the one who does only
what he has to do, will want
enough room for his favorite
stationary electric tools, such
as q table saw. a jigsaw and
so on.
Finding an ideal location is
difficult, mainly because Of
the noise factor. In q garage,
there Is the probability that
the noise Of large power tools
viii annoy the neighbors II
there are any other resi-
dences nearby. In the attic,
1t Is hard TO keep the noise
upstairs. In a spare room,
the family Of the workshop
operator may not be too
happy when an eight-inch
circular saw begins pushing
its way through a two by
four.
The utility room often is
the best bet, since it gener-
ally Is fairly well isolated
and insulated. Many home
builders. recognizing this
fact. are making the utility
room larger than necessary.
This becomes a good selling
point aimed in the direction
Of the man Of the house, just
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Of noise control is the elm
nation Of vibration.
The placing Of cushioning
under the legs Of q power tool
stand, for instance. can pro-
duce surprising results. While
this sometimes can not be
done with Q stand which has
to be moved often, the cush-
ioning then can be applied
between the machine and
the stand.
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as a modern, pretty kitchen
is a good selling point in
impressing the woman.
Noise can be controlled in
q number Of ways, the most
effective OF which are related
to soundproofing. Insulation
boards and acoustical ceiling
tiles are among the lesser
measures which can do much
to control the sound. Most
often overlooked in the area
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AUTOS and TRUCKS WANTET
CARS-FOREIGN

MORE CASH FOR CLEAN CARS.
WILL BUY CLEAN AMERICAN
FROM SO TO so. SEE Mr..
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4 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS

z BEDRMS., z BATHS
THE CHILDREN CAN ROMP To
their hearts content on this close
in lS-acre level, wooded lot, on q
quiet. secluded dead-end: the 2
rm., 2-bath Cape Cod Is fully
equip. and has Q porch and .
ssrport; 1 block to bus. lust
& CO., INC.
2160 N. olebs Realtor IA. 5-0707
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MILLS BUILDING

18th AND PENNA AVE. NV.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICES IN THIS
PRESTIGE LOCATION. CONVEN-
lent TO BUSINESS AND GOV
ERNMENT AT MODEST RENT.
OLIVER T. CARR, Realtor
ROOM 2O7 Ma. S-9340
PENN. BLDG, 18th and Penn. ave.
n.w--1.200 SO. #. desirable mod
ern office space. avail. at once.
For information cali Mr.. stoner,
ME. S-25SS. Monday through
Friday.
PROFESSIONAL BLDG. Hyatts-
vile, Md.-Air cond. offices suit
able for doctors. lawyers. sales
men. /. 2, 4 and 5-rm. suites,
newly decorated. Reasonable rent.
r. r. RUPERT. ST. 3-s4s4
WHEATON-l2x19 front, $50 80.
Others Silver Spring.- Rensinston.
from S42 to Sl70, also 5000 50
Il. S3 so per f.. 1000 50. f.,
$500 It. CHESTER KELLER. JU.
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CHEVROLETS WANTED, WIN nav
high cash price for any model.
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IPHnCo-BENDIx coin 1910 wash
sr. 8 mos. old. $3.50. Apply Boz
61-C, Star.
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HEART OF CITY
MARROW HEIGHTS

Regional Shopping Ctr.
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HOUSES FeR sALE-vA.
fcONIINUEDl

HOUSE BEAUTRUI-so radiantly
immaculate and beautifully ap-
HKDRM. 3-BATH BRICK SPLIT
LEVH Is q delight TO show and
you'n quickly agree that it's an
outstanding Yaluel FIRST TINE
OFFERED-HU0E FIRST TRUST
AAY BE AeSUHED-FA6T POS
SESSION. Mothers dream kitchen
has table space and AL the gadg-
etsl Covered Walkvay to attached
earport-porch. PARTY-NvITIN0
stairs y oorsS arS ass NOV s5 gnisass s1sS
equipment. Quiet setting On ONE.
THIRD ACRE LEVEL LOT with
small grove Of trees. S31 $50
shown 6y appointment only.
PARKER, SMITH AND DONNELL
IA. 1861. IA. 7-SSlf
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK-You can get q better used
car at STEWART BUICK, INC.
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CONN, 1916, 2 lge. corner rms,
high cell. Ideal architect engr
Reas: FE. e-0830. RA. 5000.
DENTIST-Doctors, Podiatrist. 1st
fir. suite, nr. transp.. pkg, reas
rent. 1925 1st st. NV. off Rhode
Island ave. and N. Cap. 961-3501
or LU. $4,000.
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IMPORT

AUSTIN HEALY so 1905 Deluxe
Wire wheels, overdrive. Pvt
owner. Sl,795. HU. 3-57O2.
CORVETTE 49, 4-spd. trans, harc
and soft top. white w/black int
427-4l4S after 8 pm.
CORVETTE 81, 230 hip, 4-speed
blue, garage kept. S3.195. Cal
CORVETTE '57, 2 fours, good con.
dition. Price. $1,000. JE. 2-9l72
DAIMLER 80 SP250 VS.. IyorI
color conv. IL 900 miles. Excellent
condition. s 300. JU. S-7547.
FIAT 1860 Spider. 1900 conv.. 7
and h, w.-walls. fire engine red
Excel. cond. Sl,550. 277-0977.
FIAT '59 "ll0O" 4-dr. sedan. Blue
with white top, Wv. tires. $3.50
AUTORAMA. FE. 3-6437.
FIAT 1860 "2l0O" 4-dr. station
wagon. This is q big. expensive
model. Heater, radio very clean.
WILLIAMS & BAKER
29th AND NJ SITS. NV. 965-l7O0
FIAT 50 "llOO" in excel. ccnd
R. and h. Glenn, white with lieht
green top. Call JU. 9-S6+4.
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Make Available

1000 to 10000 50. It. Of office
space. in practically new. 14-story.
eir-condittoned office. bldg. blk.
81 so per "a. II. ME. S-b744.
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WOODWARD BLDG

18th AND Il sTs. NV.
sigYs fTssr Class OFFICE a112 2GisseE sPAeE
AvAILABLE NAY !.
aREEHooT. INC. .
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yOLKswAGENs WANTED. viii pa
I Rlgn G@ss5 @ price for any model
ia. 9-4S00.
WE NEED clean. late-w 3del sea
care CcLCN!A,I OILS co, cor
9TH ED Fla. ne II. 1886.
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR
NORTHEAST MOTORS, INC.
WC. 6-J654
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Choice WarehoiIses

Choice Warehouses
1. 1900 SO. FT. LOADING DOCK
MI5s1 PL1s 1900 500 g; S2v,rE. FT; ON N,,:iS 2nf
ITY ULINE ARENA,
2. 1000 50. Fl. ONE STORY,
LOADING DOCK, 5 AIR-CoN.
DTTIONED OFFICES, INCLoSEr
GAFI2o,Fl GAsR FoH aSrI PARKING. so
B. fS951NsS9- I;s93 s9- FT 1ocSo ONE 6gSIs;y sToEy
skRbENs skRBESsspII88a6. I8a Q OR : CARS
l. ssTT;osY ssTT;oosY. fEoADfNa S6ek, peS ~ ~.
D. poeKs. rs;e9S sSs S.s. ss1D1NkoS.A NkoSADINo aF,
PROX 1000 50. Fl. AIR
CONDITIONED SHOWROOM
AND OFFICES. 1S-FT. CELL
ING; CONVENIENT NE. LocA-
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
1925 H st. NV. Realtors ma. $4,000
KENILwORTH-HYArTsvILLE
New warehouse across from park.
Al 900 50. it., or viii divide. Rail
siding. Fenced. paved parking. Ad-
vertising potential. 24-ft. ceiling.
Washington's best road net for
distribution. csc It. AP. 1885.
TO LEASE
Industrial Buildings
NE. Section d. C.
call 622-1433
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Bemis, Braid & Langdon
DpwauNTo

SILVER SPRING $4,000
50: It. warehouse or light
mfg available soon. Units
5000 50. It. Open or COW
cred ground storage avail.
now. Reas. terms. Mr..
LANGDON, 049-0000.
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18th ST. NV.

2710-l, 2. 8 or 4-room suites,
most adaptable to professional
offices. Refrigerated. AD. 2-3O3l
or DE. 2-S22S,
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Is. and n sts. Sc: Ii. 7.2sss
MORE CASH for clean, late-model
studebaker Lark. Mercedes or
any other foreign or domestic.
COMPACT AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, 5S5 N. Glebe I'd, Arl.,
Va. IA. 7-7722 or IA. 7-344n
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, Suburban Cadillac-Oids

CADILLAC 80 Sedan de VILE. This
Is the Custom 0-window hardtop
sedan. All power, with electric
seat and windows. also automatic
headlight controls. trunk release,
Spotless condition. an opportunity
TO- move up Sa.475.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
ALEXANDRIA

New modern daylight building,
10000 50. f.. loading docks, 90
It. ceilings. Heated. Pvt. parking
Suitable for warehouse, r. and d.,
manufacturing, etc. Avail. tnmed.
WIN divide. Call ME. S-4545.
AEExmS FF aRSSSrf%S S3o 1909 %.JSAi0{9,. 1890 .s9
Immed. occup. Paneled, air-cond,
offices, loading docks, plenty off
st. parking. left ceiling, Soft.
clear span. BROKERS COOP. :,
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Bailey X-7 Corners Area

BETHRsDA, . offices. newly dec.
Grated for lawyer. architect, In,
surance: includes all utilities anc
month. oL' 6.5So6 ext. 2Ss.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

)M Display office.
S176. End floor nr.
Kansas. 726-l3S4.
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CRANSON
RAMBLER

voLKsWAGEN 'e2 models, Tmme-
diste delivery. Choice Of coiors
Cash, trade or SI95 down. sun
MOTORS. 3400 N, Fairfax dr.,
AEL, OPPOSITE KANN's. IA.
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ATTENTION DEVELOPERS - 240
acres, $1,250 per acre, paved road
runs through property. Close TO
ACC. new Bur. Standards. CATH
OrghurR
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TRUCKS WANTED-Will pay 500
to 5000 cash for good condition
Low mileage pickup trucks. Cal
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HIGHEST CASH PRICES for clean
used cars; all makes and models
HAT.EV
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
PRESTIGE AREA

An impressive 4 bedrm-, 2h bath
center hall colonial. Located in
Fails Hill section Of Fails Church.
Formal dining room, family room
with fireplace, wooded lot, many
extras; Only 3 years old. Priced
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

6VtOp A0UGA66 bVU OA@G s
ACCOKEEK, MD.-Lots Of spacei
5-acre lots, wooded and partly
cleared. hillside. hilltop and level.
Ewes, HI. 9-5666.
ACRE LOTS, nr. Mt. Airy, Md
Wooded. $1,000. ASHTON REAL
TY CO., OIL. 4-5042, WA. 4-9lg3.
ARL.. N, East Falls Ch.-potential
commi. or Industrial. Approx. 90
900 SO. It. z rms, Ia baths. g
car garage. h.-w.h. As-is cond..
$50, 900, reas. terms, LUCILLE
COOK, Realtor. JE. 2-3272. JE.
ATTENTION DEVELOPERS = 24O
acres, $1,250 per acre, paved road
runs through property. Close TO
acc. new Bur. Standards. CATH
srsburg.
R. A. Humphries
REALTOR HA. 7-40SO
BLDG. SITES, 81, 800 UP
In D. c. and nearby Maryland, or
terms you can afford.
KAY REALTY CO., INC. RA. 6-22O(
BUILDING SITE, b6xl26, conv. 4
PRINCE Geo. Plaza. Developed area
S3,950. RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6lll
CHOICE LOTS-Beautiful. approx
l-acre sites, Potomac Highlands
acre, $4,000 ''perked." Also
other lots In vicinity.
r. A. HumphrieS
REALTOR IA. 7-40St
COLESVILLE AHA large fin
lots on paved st. S4.750 ca, WI
suhordin1te part to responsihl!
CoLEsVILLE, MD. AREA-6.lI a
on W; Motley rd:, rolling country
CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUE
AREA-1-acre homesttes. 150-ft
Te9ms TGnsssfM Me- ssigY s.l9i7 Rlas hA sof1o PaHios
CREsTWOOD-l4.000 So. It., 100
II iroptase' mr. MR. SMITH AID. 4
FAIRFAX COUNTY-9 acres ad-
Joining River Bend Country Club
with hish elevation and State
ESQ acres with lN-mils frontage
on Sugarland Run on proposed
spurline to Dulles Airport Sewer.
1856 acres in new Sanitary District
on Horsepen Run nr. Dulles Air
port. Not in line with runway
approaches. Suitable for q public
golf course and development
SHARON REALTY
Ell. $3.50 Ell. 6-3374
FALLS CHURCH, 700 block Berry
st. = viii subordinate, $4,000,
$4,000 cash. LUCILLE COOK,
Realtor. JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
FARMETTES-Five acres, or more
If desired, with a picturesque view
Of the mountains; Dedicated roads.
rTices star start a. xSsii S4i0Op per isrm
available. Phone 45l-33S6 or CL.
6-6S42 for det. and appt. to insp.
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WATERFRONT PROP, SALE
MONEY TO LOAN

CASH
81 900 to s1OO. 900. Funds syaiIab,,
within 4S hours. EQUITABLE prom
erty. owners. Loans for busfnesS
Dr. bills, vacation, etc. D. C., Ma
and Va. Phone applications ac-
Gepted: IA. 5-7S51 any time OF
ia. 7-7200.
FARIS FINANCE co.
Signature Loans; servicemen Incl
II232 Ga. Ave. Whtn., 10. 5-5l2s
223 z. Diamond. Gath. WI. s-254C
End TRUST LOANS
EQUITY INvEsTMENT BANKERS
1871 q st. NV. EX. 3-l21t
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REAL ESTATE SERVICES
REAL ESTATE WANTED

APARTMENT SHOPPING? - Call
STUART A. BERNSTEIN d co.
ST. 3-5040
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Shannon & Luchs


3 3-BEDRMs. AND A DEN, interest.
ing 4-level split situated on beauti.
ful wooded and fenced lot. I'm
maculate condition, very roomy
home, large kitchen, vaulted cell
q patio in the back yard. Family
room, dining room. ia baths and
finished rec. rm. Assume Az
GI loan with $4,000 down anc
owner will hold balance in q 2nc
trust. S22,500. TOWN q COUN.
TRY PROPERTIES. INC. TIE. g.
SQ15. q IN q
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

STARTER. TD-I4. for sale, rea-
sonable. KE. 7-1273.
I'd 0 LOADER and I'd I4A doEer,
both with new ground equipment.
l owner, excel. cond. JE. 2-2257.
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F0RDS WANTED, will pay hiTi
MOTOR Co. 1000 Ga. ave. IA
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S SPOT CASH S

PRIVATE PARTY wants clean cal
ments and cash. Call JA. 2-l553
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CLEAN USED CARS WANTED
VIII pay top dollar. SAFEWAY
AUTO SALES, JU. 5-l936.
DoDGEs WANTED, will pay hiEh
cash price for any model. KIRK
MOIOH CO., 1000 Ga. ave-. ia
Evening star., 1962-03-22

FURNITURE-MoDEL APT. DIS
15A1 15A1 E5IfA HAs FFoEs Fo aR6EPs 6EFs
10 BE SOLD FOR $500. SALE
ONLY $3.50 PER WEEK. SAC
RIFICING SHOWROOM GROUP
FROM MODEL APT. DISPLAY
INCL. BEDRM.. LIV. RM. AND
DINETTE COMPLETE. YOU MAY
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

ADDITIONS, complete remodeling
service. Carpentry, concrete, pa
tios. etc. Call Ii. 6-S100.
ALL ROOF REPAIRS, cutters,
spouting,- SS up. Roof painting,
coating. Free est. LU. 1-9015.
ANGELO MARCUCCIO
FLAGSTONE AND STONE WORK
Patios, walks and steps. retaining
walls; also waterproofing.
III T-k4RA
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WTD.
ROOMS FuRE.-MD..VA.

PARK-Nicely furnished
sleeping rm. Also light housekeep-
ing. Men only. JU. $4,000.
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GE ELECTRIC RANGE, 4 burners,
perfect cond. Call any time after
8. 5s5-04S7.
HEATERS, ranges stoves. New, used.
Gas, oil, coal, wood elec. ACME
STOVE 10ll 9TH NV. MA. S7S952.
HI-FI SET. Lansing tweeter,
crosSover, and (2) speakers with
enclosures. Lenco turn-table and
Bogen 35-w. amp, plus extras. Like
new. Half orig. cost. HE. 4-g5S7.
HOYER LIFT-Unused, all attach
.ments. S125. Call 362-2275.
MATTRESSES-4O Hollywood beds.
w/innerspring mattr., S22 ca. Bed
spreads. So. Blankets, So. All
from hotel. co. 5-1052 til pm.
OFFICE FURNITURE : Executive
desks. sales desks, IBM executive
typewriter. chairs, Odhner adding
macine. file cabinets, etc. Excel
lent cond. FE. 7-9300.
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lCONTlNuEDl

OFFICE FURNITURE, all types
Best prices paid. Call US first al
DESK, INC, MA. S-3646.
OLD-FASHIONED picture frames,
clocks, furn.. china; glass, guns,
antiques, etc. Cash. VIII. 6-S69O,
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call day or night, JU. 9-3039.
PIANOS WANTED
Cash Paid, 10. 5-0l32. HA. 2-2151
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

CHAIN SAWS, pumps. generators,
sod cutters; rollers, etc, RENTAL
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CARPENTER to handle your compl.
home improvement needs or re-
pairs Of any kind. Residential and
commercial. SMrTTY. 736-3335.
CARPENTRY, painting, roof repairs.
Free estimate. Reas. rate. Call 234-
5b0b, S2Q.54Q3
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3 Rooms of Brand.
New
Furniture

CREDIT MGR. desires to contact
responsible party to take immedi-
ate possession Of 3 ROOMS OF
NEW FURNITURE with small
down payment. Includes 12-PC.
CONVERTIBLE LIVING ROOM.
sofa bed, > chairs. tables. pillows
and pictures; S-PC. BEDROOM,
dresser, mirror, chest, double bed
and pillows. boudoir lamps; s.
PC. pINETTE. dishes. Choice of
rebuilt TELEVIsIoN or REFRIG-
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24Ul H ST. NV.
RES. MGR., FE. 1854
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- NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC. Thousands Of dollars
worth Of new. used and antique
furniture being sold. Partial list:
Chests, $3.50; 9x12 rugs. SIS:
Roll-a-way beds SIP; Hoilywo9d
chairs, S5; odd end and coffee
tables, S5; desks, $3.50.
ENGLESIDE FURN. CO.
1912 Richmond Hwy. Alex, Va.
Route No. l RO. S-1553
OPEN DAILY 'TIL9P.M.
, 1962-05-08

EDITORIAL
ACCREDHATION-A REALITY SOON
IN 1910 THIS paper called editorially for accredited
high schools in these Islands. After all these long years of try
ing the efforts seem to be bearing fruit. As we understand ii,
the Department Of Education hopes that by next year the
high schools of these Islands will be accredited.
ACCREDTTATION is not just an idle term. In a country
as large as the United States, with literally thousands and
thousands Of high schools, and hundreds and hundreds Of col.
legeS, rnere has to be a system whereby graduates OF these
hgn schools can apply for, and receive admission to colleges
anywhere. Without such a system, education would be at a
disadvantage, and chaos would reign. A high school graduate
for example, from a high school in Lima, Ohio, should be able
to apply for admission to college in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania,
Just as a high school graduate from Billings, Montana, can
Put another way, the driver Of a Chevrolet, running into tire
trouDle, can stop anywhere, and replace that tire.
NOW, HI Virgin Islands, because Of rather high stand
ards, have been able to send a few students to colleges in
America, get them admitted, and see them make good. But
that IS not the standard, nor is the procedure satisfactory. Ac-
credtation would make it possible for our high school grad
yates to do what similar graduates from high schools every
where can do. This is not to say, however, that mere accredi
tation will insure admission to any and every college. Oh, no.
Colleges reserve the right to admit whomever they wish. But
at least the minimum standards will have been met.
Y THERE IS another, equally, significant step. IN Sc.
curing accledhation our college will be considerably strength
ened. 1t will be able to admit students from anywhere, and
upon graduating them, send them for graduate work to the
great universities anywhere. If we do not hass accredited
high schools, then the standards of the college will suffer
WILL H mechanics Of setting up the college are
proceeding, we are sure that efforts are being made to set this
institution on the soundest educational footing, and get for it
the highest possible acceditaton. WhyP Because without it
we will suffer untold harm. A graduate of the College OF the
Virgin Islands, if he selected one Of the professions, must be
able to apply for, and be admitted to, any university for grad
uate work. 1t would be q tragedy if he were required to spend
, 1962-05-08

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been
appointed Auxiliary Administrator Of the above estate. Ali per
sons having claims against the estate are required to present
themduly verified by affidavit within six months to ancHlary
Administrator, care of Young and sherwood, is attorneys, at
lib King Street, Christiansted, st. Croix, and all persons in
debted to the estate are hereby required to make prompt pay.
ment at the address above noted.
VIRGIN ISLANDS TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY
by Philip C. Clark
Trust Officer
Auxiliary Administrator
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
Division Of ST. Croix Christansted Jurisdiction
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ROBERTW sKEOCH, PROBATE 70. 1880
Deceased
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that that the Executrix
herein has file a final account. Any interested person objection
to the final account or the distribution proposed therein shall
file or serve upon the Administrator a written statement Of
his objection prior to May 81, 1862. A hearing on the final ac-
count has been set for ten AM. May 81. 1862
JEAN A.
Executrix
Dated: April 18. 1862
more time taking additional subjects in order to meet the
minimum standards. All Of this can start with an accredited
high school
ProdhursYf Priniery offers
FINE QUALITY PRINTING
. at the most Reasonable Price
, 1962-05-08
Dated: April 10. 1862

more time taking additional subjects in order to meet the
minimum standards. All Of this can start with an accredited
high school
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28

Daughter
To Marry

Senator and Mrs. Frank E.
Moss of Utah announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Marilyn to Mr.. Ellis Bruce
Armstrong, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis L. Armstrong of
Newark, N. J.
Miss Moss is a graduate of
the University of Utah where
she was a member of the Del
ia Gamma sorority. She is
now a teacher in the Wood
row Wilson Ele m entary
School in Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Armstrong is a student
at the University of Utah
where he is majoring in bust
ness administration.
He previously served a two
year mission for the Latter
Day Saints Church in the
northwestern states. His ia
ther was formerly Commits
sioner of the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-28
Sixteen Presented
At Holly Ball
Sixteen young debutantes

Sixteen young debutantes
stepped in turn through a
huge holly wreath last night
to make their bow at the Ar
lingSon Assembly's eighth an
nual Holly Ball at the Army
Navy Country Club.
Each debutante wore a
floor length white dress and
long white gloves and carried
a colonial bouquet of red
roses and white feathered
carnations. Devron and his
orchestra provided the music.
Mothers of the debutantes
received the guests for the
first hour, with Mrs. William
Floyd Cummings, Jr., head
ing the receiving line.
Promptly at 10 O'Clock the
floor was cleared and the
presentation took place.
Framed In Wreath
Griffin Taylor Garnet, Jr.
was director of the presenta-
ton.
AS each girls name was
called she appeared briefly
framed by the holly wreath.
She then descended the red
velvet carpeted steps, took
the arm of her father, and
was escorted under the spot
light for the length of the
ballroom to her place be-
tween her mother and her es-
cort.
First to be presented, and
leading the figure with her
escort, was Miss Carol Angus
ia Cummings, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Floyd
Cummings, Jr.
Next to be presented we're
Miss Susan Honora Rubel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Madison Rubel; Miss
Madolyn Ann Mccain,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Har-
old Francis Mccain, and Miss
Joan Eleanor Haley, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
liam Haley.
Then came Miss Patricia
Gray Smith, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Numa Lamar Smith,
Jr.; Miss Ellen Lloyd Roberts,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Emmett Roberts; Miss
Jane Ann McHale, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Francis
McHale, and Miss Patricia
Anne CumminS, daughter of
Mr.. John Andrew Cummins
and the late Mrs. CumminS.
Following her came Miss
Martha Edyth Bryan, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Myers Bryan; Miss Martha
Anne Rucker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Am
brose Rucker: Miss Charlotte
Barnwell McCutchen. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Malcolm McCutchen, an
then Miss Marguerite Meri-
gold Orr, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William McGilvary Orr.
Next came Miss Linda Ruth
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DR.. and Mrs. Robert E. Mo-
ran presented their daughter
Marguerite Dale Moran
Wednesday evening at a
dance at the Sulgrave Club.
The tall blond debutante
wore a pale blue floor-length
silk dress with beaded bodice,
and carried a nosegay of
small white orchids.
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Morquerite Moran Is Deb

Mrs. Moran wore rose pink
and silver brocade.
DR.. Moran stood with his
wife and daughter some of
the time in the receiving line,
then circulated among the
guests.
Sidney's orchestra provided
the music in the gayly-deco-
rated room, which featured
gold-sprayed magnolia leaves
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and small gold trees with
pink ornaments.
The debutante, who is
called Dale, is a freshman
this year at Marjorie Webster
Junior College.
She is a graduate of Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase High School.
She likes outdoor sports, par
ticularly swimming. ice skat-
ing and horse back riding.