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CHEVY CHASE. nc.
DETACHED sHTNGLE

2706 18th ct. ns.-zoned CT. neal
n. /. ave, shopping. q rms.,
bath, oil h.-W. heat. nice yard
sl4.950. AID, 4-4445.
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WOODACRES

White brick Colonial. g bedrms., Z
baths. DEN and powder rnl., mod.
ern Kitchen. Full bsmt., rec. rm.,
bult-in garage. Cow. to schools,
shopping, transp. Immed. oceup,
Ewes, Mrs. MacAuley, OIL, 2-6093.
w, e. a a, N. MILLER Dew. co.
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
1902 BELMONT ST. N.W.--24-ft,
home. rms. 3 baths. 2 kits,
bsmt,, oil heat, Only $3.50 mo.
Call Mr.. NEUMANN, ma. S-07O0.
1851 18th ST. N.W.-i0 rms. az
baths, 2 kits. full bsmt.. oil heat.
lge;, rear porch, Only si60 mo.
Can Mr.. NEuMANN, ma. $4,000.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
AEC-IBM AREA

Estate home with s bedrms, ,
baths, paneled rec. rm. with firepi
Enjoy patios on the X -acr,
slss' CITY water and gas, Garage
yoUNKfN q CO. osa-lbOo TIL =
ALL-nRK. SPLIT! 8 full baths, /;
or 4 bedrms., garage. rec. rm
h.-w.h. 7bx200 lot, TOP area, ask.
ing upper EOS. Submit offerl Cal
Maryland Prop. JU. e-124C
- Immac. Spiit. rec
I'm; earport, 2 baths. $4,000
little cash. r. N. LEVY, e[0-74O0
ASHTON AREA-Brand-neW ram.
bier In warm friendly neiehbor.
hood 3 Ice. bedrms,, az baths
on acre Of rolling Maryland
countryside. Mid-20s. Call TO-DAY
70 inspect this excellent buy
kkLIsEWEsLdLLYN CO.. ~. S-es00
ASHTON. MD.-coloniai. IL acres
REALTY CO. E4, SleoiHTls. A'AioN
DARNEsTowN - Possible 8 bed.
Im., 2 firepls., alum. siding, oil
h.-W.h.s large lot with cotintry
setting. Only $4,000.
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KAY BOWLING

Real Estate Co., Inc, Realtors
;y,1S,I y. orrederick Ave, Gath, Nd.
WI. S-9250 or 301--WA. $4,000
BETHRsDA--Brick split-leysl, en-
trance foyer, breakfast rm., 4 bed
rms, on l level, 2M baths, day-
liEht rec. rm. Walk 70 elementary
schools and bus. S2T $50.
Bethesda Realty
REALTORS OIL. ALAS
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Pres, Harmony Corp.
WHEATON, PLAZA o40-790l
POTOMAC

Lee. brick rambler in a picturssque
Completely air conditioned and
featuring Q comfortable 1-level
arrangement Of living rm. With
fireplace, kitchen and dining els
den, 3 bedrms., 2 custom baths.
maids rm. Beautiful stone patio
and white board fencing, VIII
appeal to the outdoor family and
best Of all, your children can,
walk to school with no highvays
to cross. Nov. Offered At an un-
mediate sale. Ewes. Mrs. Powers,
W. G. q A. N. MILLER DEv. co. I
LIST YOUR HOME WITH Us
POTOMAC OFFICE
$500 Falls Rd. AK. $4,000
ROCK CREEK HIGHLANDs--Beau-
tiful brick Colonial, 4 lge. beds
rms. liv, rm. with firepl., lge. sep,
din. rm,, rec. Im. and den. Priced
KEN Y pR6skiN. Realtor o4s-4OOO'
ROCK CREEK PALISADES : In
med. occupancy Like-new, 3-bed-
rm.. 2-bath brick rambler, todav's
kitchen. sep. din, rm., bsmt. FILA,
VA or cow, S22,bOO. g49-2131.
O. A. scHLEsINGER CO. -
ROCK CREEK HILLS bedrms,
plus den. u baths, ultramodefu
kit, formal din. rm., 2 fireplaceg
lone in professionally arranged
rec. rm,). centrally air cord.,
built-in garage. Y blk. from park,
A REAL NICE FAMILY HOME.
Call 949-2S6O. for Apt. ~
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES. MOT. .
ROCKLAND-No SIS dn. OF. $500
dn. FLA. 3-bedrm. rambler, fenced
lot. Only S13,b0O r. L, SMITH,
Ritz. GA. 4-7711, GA. 4-s7e5. 2
ROCKVILLE : 4-bedrm. brick 8
acres IL bs Hnt tirspl., oil heat un-
Countrywide, Realtors 049-lqO1
ROCKVILLE = Immat. 3-bedrm.
Cape Cod, expandable TO 4; large
kit. firepl.; close to elem; slumS
mum siding, Thermopane picture
window; s14,500. FHA terms.
X~-@
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HOUSES TO SHARE
REAL ESTATE SALE OF ExCH.

ARL., N. - Male college grad,
In EOS, 70 share hse. with 3 other
men. Call b2S-13B3 ewes.
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LOW ON CASH2

II you can afford stable month";
Y Y payments ana would Ike a new
sn Sn ,i Sald JAMES c. coNLEY
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

OR BEDRM. HOUSE for
inter-raeial family with 2 chill
dren, Dupont circle area preferred.
DU. 7-o59b,
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B.-C.C.-MAss. AVE. AREA
New LiStingS

BETHESDA CLASSIC
See the most darling little
home imaginablel Has 4
bedrms.. baths, rec. rnn,,
garage. Fenced, Handicapped
ieYel lot ts sardener's dream.
assume 4 loan, Mid-20s.
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HOUSES UNFURM. TO RENT
AIR CONDITIONED
BETWEEN SILVER SPRING
AND WHEATON
2-STORY HOMES

FIRsT-FLooR LAyAToRY
RepaiA and Ground Maintenance
ABOUT q MINUTES FROM NH
Three bedrms.. spacious closets and
storage, soundproof walls, indiv.
controlled heat, garbaee disposals
off-street parking, Ice, safe play
area. Near schools and church
Central laundry rooms. Paint TO
suit tenant. 20 minutes to the
heart Of Washington.
Sl33.50 and Sl3g,5
BROCHURE ON REQUEST
GLEN MANOR GARDENS
JU. s-ls97. Mrs. Barret, Res. Mgr.
ANDREWS A. D. AREA--Modern. 8
bedrIns.,. fin. rec. rm.. oil heat,
SIPS. Dixie Realty Co. Ma. $3.50.
ARL., s.-3-bedrm. brick Colonial,
f porch ei siso. e. 7.i ssss screened
ARL. Ms bedrms.. 2 baths, fam
ly rm.. bsmt., fenced yard. $3.50.
524-0523 or JE. 2-5207.
ARLINGTON, n. Lorcom lane area
-2-bedrm. bungalow. Newly re-
dec. s125. CROWEfL MOT, Arl.
office. IA. 7-5979.
ARL., N.-cute 3-bedrm. white as
bestos shingle rambler. Complete
with all-feneed lot on quiet resi-
Dental street. s135 with option
TO buy. S25 per month will apply
towards down payment. Dir: Out
Lee hwy. past wash. blvd. inter-
section 10 Fairfax dr., right to
Winchester st., left to 26th st.,
right OF house ct $3.50 N. 26th
ct, Vacant. Open. OK TO inspect.
4. NJ. Barr Rlty., Inc. ia. 4-335O
BETHEsDA--4-bedrm. brick split
level, ga baths, rec. rm wire
pl, PoSs. 2 weeks. $3.50 per mo.
HUGH u. PECK HE. 4-l7OO
BETHESDA - 3-bedroom rambler.
Firepl., bsmt. Vacant. si35.
R. 7. SMITH. Realtor, GA. 4-7711
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HOUSES FoR SAILED. Q.

TRADE WHAT You HAVE for the
E E9gSsEtyP 6 you o.EsSo6 n No. W .ssa SIN
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BRoOKLANb NE.
74o MORTON ST. NV.
maAH >>HrnM
Bureau Of Standards
TOWN HOUSE AND WALLED
GARDEN

NEW LISTING = This air
conditioned brick house built
in 1884 Is offered BY orig
inal owner and shows pride
Of ownership in every detail.
There Is q center hall, sepa-
rate dining room with doors
TO patio fully equipped
Kitchen and powder room.
THERE ARE 2 LARGE
BEDROOMS AND 2 BATHS
UPSTAIRS. The well ar
ranged basement OF 2 pam
eled rooms and lavatory has
natural rental possibilities.
Large garage. Priced in low
sos. Shown By appointment
only. Pleas CAL Mra. Thur
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
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SPENCER

GA. 4-Bl5l Ewes. GA. 4-p2i2
ROCKvILLE-Huge Garrison Colo
NAL. ". young, including 3
bedrmsa 2 full baths, modern
kit, separate din. rm. VACANT,
IMMED. POSSESSION. Si7,bOO.-
DUANE REAL ESTATE, INC. n.
REALTORS VIII. $4,000
R0CKvILLE-3-bedrm Cape cods
immaculate cond., all new applf-
anees; S15,950. -.
MILLER ASSOCIATES
REALTORS VIII. $4,000
ROCKVILLE bedrms.. mod. kit.
Ice. liv. rn., sep. din. rm., on Lee
lot. Only si3,950. Excellent as
sumption.
KEN DRUsKIN, Realtor s4e-4OOo.
R0CKvILLE--New Cape Cod. 4 les.
bedrms., 2 full baths. table space
in kit, huge sep. din. Tm., level
wooded lot, full bsmt.. centrally
air eond. S23,350. ROBERT II.
KENT d CO.. ~ $4,000. REAL
TORS. =,
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S10,000S85 MO.

Lovely 2-bedrm. brick doll house.
concrete front porch, eas h. w. r.,
447O. ia. o-74f4.
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UEFH'EV 1uVII 81 NV


BRICK, center hail
plan, 3 twin-sixe bedrms., 2 baths
on IND H.. lge, liv. rm., din. rm.,
mod. kit, knotty-pine den on lSt
a., rec. rni,, maids rm., mod. bath
u p:mt. detached gar lgs. yard.
RAER AND MORSE RA. $1,000
9TH AND ONEIDA PLACE NV.
Semldet, Colonial brick With den
and ful bath on LIST n, 3 bedrms.
apd enclosed porch End H., fin
* isli p jnSt Eyes sob;.1sS -.
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Mr.. CAMPUS SCHOOL
'RADE WITH LINGO


] IoPASINbrsgiAEf
H'n'slcl fJSfTasi'oGEFn sr 'skSpo On
Naeanti y bedfn0fnA, = baths
Two nedrN0Tn anhftmentA
CAtL III 9siN9a
uoRtN a BLANKKN
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CHEyY CHHsE-Det- brIeK- 4 Be-

CHEVY CHAsE-Det. brick, 5 bed
rms, ga baths. rec. rrl., lee. ny,
rm., din. rm., encl. I'd. FE. 3-6347.
STORY q CO. AID. 2-4l0O,
CHEVY CHASE, near Conn. ave-
4-bedrm, semidet. brick. reception
hall, living RIM, dining rm.. den,
equipped kitchen. S22.050.
BILLINGSLEY REALTY
EN-. 2-2326 Ewes. FE. s-10e1
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

CHEVY CHASE AREA, Rock Greek
Hills-Briek Colonial on beauti-
ful y acre lot. center-hall plan.
library and powder room on LIST
floor. bedrooms. 2 baths on
End. Recreation room, garage,
screened porch. HANDICAPPED patio
with q wonderful view. Mid-3Os.
G e. 5oN Mo- co. ZINC iSS S n b Egw
C iI!S ~, CHASE .S6' md MD Si. pan;
lot are two OF the distinctive fea-
lures Of this attractive 3-bedTm.,
2.bath brick Colonial. Kitchen
with diswhasher, disposal and
table space. Rec. Tm,. garage. SUM
ahead 81 calling Mrs oV Mem i ior
WALKER 4 puNIiop, inc. Re-.
altors. uptown office, EN-. 2-6715.
CHEVY CHASE (nr. D. c. linel-
baths, den. 2 flrepls., beautifully
landseaped yard with flaRstone
patio. Garage, full bsmt.. with
large rec. room; $4,000.
ANDRIs REALTY, Oh. 2.9070 TIL o
CHEVY CHASE - Gracious brick
handicapped lot. entrance foyer,
l4x2S-ft. living rn1.. sep. dining
rm.. 3 bedrmsy 2 baths, attached
garage. 1913, $50.
ANDRts REALTY, OIL. 2-e070 TIL Q
CHEVY CHASE-RoLLINGwooD-
Vacant, .redecorated center-hall
brick Colonial, 24-ft. lly. rm.,
family din. rm., modern kitchen,
DEN AND POWDER RMs on lst;
ished and heated IenI do ri 11' nm M,
rec. nm, maids rm. and full bath,
Gear garage; approx, u acre.
Priced In low 40s. Close 10 d. c.
transp. 9-e, EN-. 2-7400; ewes,
I'm. $3.50.
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HOUSES FOR SALE--MD,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

4
-
LANGLEY PARK--Brand.new hrtet
colonial featuring Dashboard hot.
ster neat . oedrmss separate
T Tnoo on LIST floor. S1s,250. he. ~
HUGH T. PECK. Realtor
LIST WITH Us FOR RESULTS
LOOKING FOR
"A large GI loan TO take over. thar
INQUIRE about this 3-bedrm. bona,
sep; ON, rm. nice lot. Near 81.
Only $500 down, payments Ia
than rent. 04a-S440. MANOVifI
REALTY CORP, REALToR.
LOW ON CASH?
II you can afford stable month
y payments and would like q new
4-bedrm. air-cond. home In Hlll-
a Co, Ju, 0-4l94.
-. Maryland PARK
S295 DOWN, SIPS MO,
Here q real bargain. bedrms,,
2 baths. Full bsmt. Gas heat. Like
new; Pc luxe kitchen. Trade con-
Ii. 1850 FAllin RIty. RE. S-47s4
NEAR BELTsvILLE--.3-yr. -oid RAM
nler with acres. firepl., 3 bed
rms, baths, acreage may Be
sgn aoni $4,000. Call 949-
HUGH r. PECK, 1124e Georgia Ave. /,
NEAR PARKsIDE SCHOOL = In.
mediate occupancy on this custom
Cape Cod, 3 large bedrooms and
den, y baths, full basement, gas,
rage tag &c. scree ne perch. separate din-
GRAY-KESSINGER
Realtors JU. 5-6l00
NEW LISTING. BETHESDA = walk
70 B-CC ana Lourdes from this 81
bedrm., bath brick Colonial
with sep. din, rn,, full tiled bsnit.,
iireplaee In stable liv. rm. Asking
S2l,750. Call Mrs. Atcheson.
National Capital
OIL, 4-S333 365-b6fS
OAKDALE TERRACE "a twin-siEe
bedrms., formal din, rm., CENTER
hall plan, rec. rm,, double carport
ssaere lot. Call e49-7300 I'll
HUGH T. PECK, 1l24e georgia ave. +.
PAINT BRANCH FARMS : This
acre wooded lot seciudes this
spacious brk. and stone CENTER
hall rambler. Distinctive styling,
gracious setting plus many iee- .
lures, carport. firepl.. scr. porch,
ree. rma Vacant. Flexible terms,
G. paul hickman, inc.
RANDOLPH HILLS - New listing.
3-bedrm. brick rambler, ~ baths,
paneled rec. rm., Ice. lot. Asking
S1s,260. -,
T. N. LERNER
Pres, Harmony Corp.
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lErHEsDA-CHEVY CHAsF
OFFICE KT 7.fQO0
Shannon & LuchS

5000 Conn. Ave. "our 5sth Year"
BETHESDA = ouality-built 4.ieVel
CoienEisl SPLIT. Beaut elevation
baths firepl., table size kit. ear
port, plaster walls. S30,pbO,
ANDRIs REALTY. OIL. 2-9O7O Til 3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. brk., 4-bedrm
firepl., lovely k-acre iot. S23. 9SO''
ANDRIs REALTY, OIL. 2-eO7O I'll Z
BETHESDA, CLOSE IN--Briek CO.
iionial with bedrms., nice size
rnl, porch, nice level yard for
children. Close 10 Lourdes and
elementary schools. A real buy
in low eos
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Corner ssmidet. brick. 4 bedrma.,
llv,. rnn., din. rm., den. 1 \ batha,
bullt-in gar, Completely redec.
MURRAY LYNNE ia. g-3t44
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LEGUM q GERBER


OIL. 0-57o7 Ewes. OIL. 2-5515
BETHEsDA-Newly listed Colonial.
bedrni,, 2-bath brick Colonial on
wooded setting. liv. rm. with fire
pi., sep. din. rn1., mod. kit, huge
family I'm. and powder rm. on
LIST FIR. 8 bedrmS., 2 baths, full
bsmt., s2e 800. KoRzENDORFER
REALToR. OIL. 4-sl11 I'll o.
BETHESDA-Newly listed Colonial.
close 70 AL schools, sep. din.
rm,. bedrms,, full bsmt., real
stieelly priced ct s21,750. OIL.
BuRToN-KELLE1oH. Realtors
BETHESDA NEW oFFERiNG
Brick Colonial located mr.. be
thesda-Chevy Chase High School
and Lady Of Lourdes. Featuring
large living rm. with fireplace.
sep. dining rm., Kitchen, 3 bed
rooms and Ia baths. Screened
porch and full tiled bsmt. conV, to
shopping and transp. A good buy
at S2l.750. For details call our
HETHEEDA-CHEVY CHASE
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Rules Of the game: !. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which
acquire four letters by the addition Of
IS" such a. bats" eats" are not used.
}. Only one form Of a word Is used. 4.
Proper names are not used.
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WORD GAME
BEETLE BAILEY
DoNDI
GIL THoRP
DR.. KILDARE
THE JACKSON TWINS

Find IS or more words in
P0LLINAR
meaning covered with pollen
like dust" Average marks 81
words; time limit, As minutes.
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ASK DOROTHY DRAPER :
Accessories Lend
Life to q Room

Do you have a knack with
knick-knacks2 They are also
known as accessories and
without them a room has the
cold, unlived In look that you
find in the model homes that
are on view to a house.
hunting public.
The stores are trimming
over with suggestions and
here are q few that I saw
on o column-shopping trip
the other day.
Colonial hurricane sconces
with glass globes and golden
brass mountings; handing
shelves of collectors racks;
Q series of antique musical
prints; a peg rack which is
q pine rack with four pegs
to hold mugs, hats or what
you will; a collection of
horse brasses; a spice rack
with a drawer; porcelain flo
raj switch plates; authentic
tavern signs; cherry framed
silhouettes; fireSide broom
and long handled decorated
dust pan: Federal eagle book
ends; shiny brass wastebas-
kets.
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I was fascinated by a pair
Of flying cherubs" to hold
back draperies or to clip onto
q picture etc. They were
made of white china and
each had a metal clip in
back, also a set of French
wall cherubs Unjust be
cherub season. with golden
wings. For cat lovers ! saw
a pair Of Siamese cat panels
with q Chinese signature
which would help fill an
empty wall space or look at
tractive over q bed.
Apothecary jars filled with
soap tablets would add color
to any bathroom, while floral
shower curtain blossoms
topped crystal clear plastic
holders to add a breath Of
spring to your shower cur
tain.
Mosaic ash trays, desk sets,
spoon racks, chair pads, wall
brackets. Take your pick. but
do think of some Of these
as suggestions when you want
to "humanize" your home
with knick- knacks.
Copyright, 1868, Dorothy Draper)
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TobIe mats are accepted today as q decorative
accessory to any meal, being mode in varieties
of shades, materials and shades. More than
anyone else, CoroIe Stupel of New York has
been turning out mots in her shop and studio
of unusual designs. The newest right, is
double mot that runs across the tobIe and an
oversize leof shape. A delicote white tobIe
mat, left, of hand embroidered net broid. is in
q doisy shape with center sunburst. One of
the petals is slit for insertion Of the tobIe
napkin.
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highschool students drink mainly on party Occa-
siOns, and no party is considered bigger than the
senior prom.
But road accidents are not the only disasters.
Two boys in southern town were returning from
prom at dawn when they spotted 6ashy foreign
sports car ON the street. Reckless after few drinks
they decided to park their own auto and borrow"
thespOrts job for joy ride. They arrested and
later convicted for car theft Other teenagers have
been forced into premature marriages when prom
night beer busts" resulted in pregnancies.
Anxious parents often ask me: why do our
youngsters feel they must go on these sprees?"
Every major stage in our lives is marked by
rite of passage" "a celebration or ceremony Of
some kind. There are religious miIestOnes, such as
combinations, girls sweet sixteen" party, mar
rage festivities, 2lst birthday, silver wedding.
So too, the high-schOOl graduate wants to mark
passage from adolescence into manhood and woman
hood. can remember when simple prom in the
school gym fully satisfactory. Today, however,
our youngsters are more sophisticated and one
more dance in familiar school setting seems made
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As high-school principal, with personal knOwl-
edge of what is happening, feel it is desperately
urgent to speak out This one night of fun can be
bOughtdeary, sometimes at the cost fshateredves.
Ispeak, too, as afather-Ihave four sons Ofmy own.
Unless steps are taken, more tragedies SiH strike
in he coming SUeeks.
Certainly not every community is plagued by
these wild nights, nor are all youngsters involved in
such revelry. Nevertheless, the problem is wide
spread enough to cause deep concern. The "gavest
alarm" has been voiced by Mrs. Clifford N. Jenkins,
president of the National Congress of Parents and
Teachers. In my own area, Deputy Police Commits
siOner John p Fnnerty Of Suffolk County says, we
lice in fear Of this might. lis gring Ne'O Years EUe
heavy competition"
The commissioners fears are only too well
founded. Last year on Long Island car filled with
fun-seeking highschOOI graduates spun out Of con-
troll and rammed tree. A boy and girl were killed,
three other youngsters seriously injured. II was
one Of many needless tragedies.
Though student drinking is not always factor
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SAsYloN. ". Y.


Inns MONTH, millions Of youngsters throughout
the country will say farewell to high-schOOl days at
festive senior prOms As district principal used
to dread these nights fearful of heart-stOpping call
from police headquarters about terrible car crash
have been an educator for nearly 80 years and
have seen prom time change from an evening of
charm and beauty to an allnight revel. Hgh-schOol
youngsters used to be safely home at l;3O or so,
right after the band played Good Night, ladies'"
Now vast numbers have adopted the custom Of joy
riding and party-hOpping until dawn or later. Many
stay out all night on graduation night as well.
Colleagues of mine have received those middle
Of.thenight calls telling them their students had
been killed or mangled in road accidents. Small
WONDER because hurting rides to beaches for morn
ing swims are the thing to do" in many coast
tions. Often, packed cars race from tavern to
tavern. Drinking and sexual misbehaviOr are not
uncommon on these sprees.
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in such accidents, the use = or
misuse = Of alcohol is often re-
spOnsibIe for much of the havoc
on these nights. Studies show that
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All too the big Here's plan that provides the kids with

quate to signal their debut into the gOwn-up world.
As Mrs. jenkins says, "They sUGnt to do some
ding memorable db0t they've not done before" That
means adult ways of celebrating night clubs,
drinking, staying up late.
In their enthusiasm, many boys and girls
easily slip into socially unacceptable behavior.
Is there solution? Emphatcally yes! While
no single answer may serve all communities, my
experience has shown that these dangerous eve
nings can be turned into safer celebrations. l
believe we have done it in our school district.
Explosive Situation
Up to four years ago, we staged our senior prom
in the gym II but by ii pm. nobody was left but
the faculty chaperOns and handful of students!
The rest had scattered. Many were driving to New
York City night clubs almost so miles away while
others were heading for far-Of suburban places.
While there were, fortunately, no accidents,
the situation was potentially explosive. The school
determined to act At faculty conference, we
formulated policy which we then discussed with
parents committee.
This Uas The key % our PrOgum: We sUOuld
hold dazzling snPwiPrOm that sCOud satisfy the
students demands for truly big GdHlt-ke time, bat
siiH keep diem in our OsUs community.
We have been doing this ever since and prom
night has ceased to be night Of unbearable tension
for our parents. We rent alavish banquet ballroom
The establishment agrees to serve no liquor that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-02

Bv Dr.. GERALD w. ANDERSON
District Principal Union Free School District No. Babylon, MY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-08
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SALE OF VALUABLE
TWO-STORY DETACHED FRAME
DWELLING BEING KNOWN AS
PREMISES NUMBER 2527 TWEEN
TY-SEC0ND STREET NORTHEAST
By virtue Of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. l0l95,
Folio az ct sec., Of the land re-
cords Of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned
trustees will sell, at public auctinn
in front Of the pre- ses, on
WEDNESDAY THE NINTH DAY
OF OCTOBER AID. 1853, AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM. the following de
Scribed land and premises situate
in the District Of Columbia, and de-
signated as and being part of Lot
in Block IS In 'Iangdon Park" as
per plat recorded in the Office Of
the Surveyor for the District of Co
lumbia in Liber County 7 at Folio
JIG, described by metes and bounds
in said deed OF trust. Now known
as Lot eos in Square Ass.
TERMS: Sold subject to a prior
building association deed Of trust
for approximately $2,6l7.le, further
particulars Of which will be an
nounced at time of sale; the pur-
chase price above said trust to be
paid in cash. A deposit of $500 in
cash or certified check required.
Conveyancing, recording, recorda-
ton tax, ETC., at purchasers cost.
Adiustme ats made as of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise depo-
sit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the dis
erection Of the trustees.
JOSEPH A. MEYERS
GERALD JUSTINE
se2s-0cl $50 Trustees.