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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Veteran Rodio Reporter
Rops Picture-Hoppy "

way, are q bubble" house.
wireless helium- filled floating
lamps, motorized kitchen
stools, and 4At-home devices
for shopping by television.
With all the hoopla reserved
for the big commercial shows
this week end. 1t should be
firmly noted somewhere that
Ruth Geri Hays fii1e public
affairs program. College Press
Conference" is beginning Its
fourth season on WMAI.-7
(ABC) today at noon. Paul
Butler, chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee.
win be the guest on the opener.
Those college paneiists are
pretty good ct asking sharp
questions, as some guests have
discovered on past programs.
Phil MeliIlo will direct.
~ -
On the Run:
I'VE been counting the phone
calls from viewers on whether
or not Hal March tipped the
contestant beyond the first
name, Jim" on last Tues
days $4,000 Quiz Show. So
far, it's 1851. Fifteen swear
that all he said was Jim"
Three say he said Jim B -"
and only one heard Jim
Bag :"
The topic for Ed Murrow and
Fred Friendly's first hour tele-
cast Of "See It Now" october
26) is 'aThe Vice Presidency
The Great American Lottery"
The program win attempt to
bring into focus q question OF
topical importance lis the
American method Of selecting
Vice Presidential candidates
adequate?
In this weeks Variety. Eddie
Cantor selects the greats OF
show buziness in honor OF the
publications 50th. anniversary
year i. Here's Eddie's list:
Marian Anderson. John Barry
more, Ethel Barrymore, Sarah
Bernhard, Enrico Caruso.
Feodor Chaliapin. C h arle 8
Chaplin. Maurice Chevalier.
George NJ. Conan. Noel Coward
Bling Crosby, Judy Garland,
Greta Carlo, Helen Hayes,
Jascha Heifetz. AL Jolson.
Danny Kaye, Harry Lauder,
Gertrude Lawrence. Mary Mar
tin, Nijinsky. Anna Pavlova,
VIII Rogers. Laurette Taylor
and Bert Williams.
RERNTE HARRISON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. G
SUNDAY OcT0BER ., 1855
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Whot Does Dr.. Spock Soy?
V Fans Nov Will Know

to twelve years. pulse through
ones head.
"well. L wouldn't worry
about the baby's tantrums.
What docs Spock say?"
Don't upset me. mother.
She isn't too old to be In
diapers. Spock definitely says
very few children are trained
at two"
Il was absolutely wild. Willie
threw UP his bottle and ]
couldn't find Spock anywhere.
Thank heaven ! remembered
to look behind the icebox."
One fidgets on the chair in
the living room Of q Park
Avenue hotel suite, while from
an adjoining room, the muir
muir Of voices rises and falls,
and at last gives evidence that
the conservation Is coming to
q close.
There Is an engagingly
hearty chuckle and . mans
rather low voice thanks the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
HOLLYWOOD "
Jack Can Fire
Like Godfrey
--und Does
Nv SHEuAH GRAHAM

Gottu AhofhoeA SsSWsSogs ~As~Se
HOLLYWOOD. - Arthur
Godfrey, move over. Jack Webb
has fred most Of the crew who
worked years and years on his
',Dragnet" Tv show.
And the big freeze has froze
between Esther Williams and
Milton Berle. Such languagel
Jeanne Grain Is aghast at
the rehearsal methods In the
East. For the Saturday night
Jackie Gleason show" she said,
"they didn't want me until the
Saturday morning. And when
I appeared on Toast Of the
Town a few weeks ago. the
star Of the show didn't arrive
until 4 in the afternoon. Every
thing was written Q foot high
over the camera for him to
read. Me? I'like 10 rehearse."
And while we're complaining.
paging Perry Como. Joan
Collins Is peeved because she
few all the way to New York
to appear on Perry's show. and
didn't get to say one word
"or even open, my mouth"
pouts Joan.
Jimmy Durante IL using his
show with Carmen Miranda on
the 18th Of the month. "As
you know" Jimmy called to
tell me. "she died . few hours
later. In the Durante club
number, she fell to her knees
and whispered. I'm out OF
breath. / can't go on Me.
thinking she was Just tired.
told her. Don't worry. I'll
speak the lines But in the
closeup her eyes were CLASSY.
We kept It IN the show. ct the
request Of her family. Her
husband Dave win show It in
Brazil. and Ill the proceeds
I win 90 10 the heart fund
thers."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
BY MARGARET McMANUs

NEW YORK. Oct. s-It's
rather awesonie. waiting
around to meet an American
institution, especially II the
institution Is Of one-word stat
ure. familiarly known as
Spock.
Spock-Dr. BENJAMIN Spock.
boon to parenthood, Is begin
ming his own weekly show on
NBC television at Q O'Clock this
afternoon. emanating from
Cleveland, where he is visiting
professor Of pediatrics at the
Western Reserve University.
Even after years Of hearing
the name "Spock" used so
repeatedly. one hardly believes
that there Is really Q "Spock."
One wonders II he Is o legend
IA myth conjured by . posse
Of fanciful ghost writer's.
All the conversations Of
family and friends, with chill
dren from the age OF one day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
ToDAY'S Tv
MOVIES

1900, WTOP tsD-"Run for
the Hills: A worried man
inyents q bomb-proof
home: sonny Tufts. tl950
1880, WTTG t5l-"Syncopa-
tom: A Musical-romance
with guest appearances BY
top musical names; Adolphe
Menjou. Jackie Cooper.
t1g42)
2:0O, WAfAL ca - La dy
Takes a Chance; Hus-
band Hunting city girl goes
west and ropes In a rodeo
rider: John Wayne. Jean
Arthur. tI943)
$500, WTTG ga Double
Life: Dramatic story OF
actor who begins to believe
his stage role: Ronald Col
man. t1948)
$3.50, WMAL az - Island
Rescue: Romantic adven-
ture about commando raid
during second world war.
the object of the mission
being q pedigree COW; David
Niven, Glynis Johns. tl952)
500, WTTG t5)-"Algiers':
Romantic story that CEN
tiers about the elusive
Jewel thief; Charles Boyer.
Hedy Lamar. 1889
1880, WRC t4)--"LaSsie from
Lancashire: British movie;
Marjorie Brown, Hal
Thompson.
ll:3O. WRC t4l--"Twice Upon
a Time: Two girls learn
they are twin sisters; Yo-
lande and Charmion
Larthe.
1850, WTOP t9)--"The Un-
known Guest: Owners OF
hunting lodge leave for
vacation and never return:
Victor Jory. Pamela Blake.
(1943)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

crew in Bounty Court Mar
tial":: Ronald Reagan. Ray
mond Massey.
$3.50. WTOP (9l--Alfred Hitch
cock Presents: A perscnable
concert artist has a disturb
ing "premonition" to return
to his home town: John
Forsythe.
$500, WRC (4)--Loretta Young
Show: The career VS.. mar
riage gambit. with q New
York ad agency background;
jeanne Dru, Glen Langan.
$500, WMAL (7)-Break The
Bank: The jackpot is now up
to $500.
$3.50, WRC (N-Justice: Honest
mans love for daughter
forces him into first dishonest
act Of his life: Robert Simon.
Ruth White.
l0:O0, WTTG t5)-Ellery Queen:
Western ghost town harbors
q murderer; Hugh Marlowe.
l0:l5, WRC (N-Years Of USE
fulness: Decentralization Of
need for elderly people to
develop new interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

Few radio commentators are
as convinced 81 the superior
ity OF their medium over TV
Is ABC's John w. Vandercook
(who Is heard here Monday
through Friday at Z. WMAL).
Tv. says the candid Wander
cook. is picture crazy" and
adds, perhaps it has to be.
Who wants to look at a COM
mentator talking2"
In an interview with APPS
Charles Mercer, he had this
to say OF nv journalism:
IT hope II figures out o way
Of being argumentative. con-
tentious and taking chances.
BY and large. it's been playing
It safe, slargely because it
doesn't know any other way Of
doing 1t. In the interview field,
it's doing q terrific job. But
I'd like to see some common
tary with people Of different
points Of view. In the COM
mentary field I'd like to see
duoS and trios instead Of solos.
AS of now, radio is doing q
much better job than TV."
vandercook, by the way. re-
searches and writes his own
scripts.
A long time ago, he recalls.
he had someone write a script
for him. 1T wasn't what the
guy said-it was what he
didn't say"
THE worst mistake a phony
egghead can make" he points
out, lis to think he's some
thing special. II a subject
seems q little esoteric, it's my
Job to communicate my feel
ing of interest
49,
Maybe NBc-Tv's show this
afternoon. called 1876" viii
provide an answer to Wander
cook. The hour program $3.50
to 4:3O). based partly on q
book by NBC prexy Pat
Weaver. will attempt to show
viewers what life 81 years
from now COULD be like.
Maybe TV win have It
worked out by then.
Among the things wen be
seeing on the program, by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

review Of So years of enter
tainment with Groucho Marx
as grand marshal: Stars
include Rosemary Clooney.
Buster Keaton. Phil Harris,
Eartha Kilt and Bert Lahr.
Color.
$3.50, WMAL "a - Famous
Film Festival: island Res
cue" (See Today's Movies
on Tv box.)
$3.50, WTOP l9)---Jack Benny:
Monsieur Benny takes girl
friend to restaurant and fun
begins.
1900, WTOP (9)--Ed Sullivan:
Johnny Carson. June Valh,
and scenes from Guys and
Dolls"
$500, WRC az - Television
Playhouse: Reginald Roses
1.-The dependable House."
drama Of CT who strives to
know himself on eve he has
set for suicide: John Cassa-
vetes, Glenda Farrell. Paul
Hartman.
$500. WTOP CO.. - Electric
Theater: Captain Bligh tes-
titles against members Of his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
By BERNIE HARRISON

with the premiere Of the
Alfred Hitchcock series (CBS-
%, Walt Disney's Mickey
Mouse Club tABC-7). the
Screen Directors Playhouse
tNBC-4) and the Twentieth
Century Fox Hour tCBs-9)
last week. all Of the Holly
wood entries are present and
accounted for this brand-new
season.
How long some Of them viii
be present" Is something else
again. On the basis Of first
offerings, their prospects
would have to be rated sonne-
what srnoggy.
What the Hollywood majors
have blithely overlooked Is
that film .'knowhow" is not
quite the same as TV know
how.
McCarey Was First
Screen Directors Play
house." for example, sounds
like q great idea. Hollywood's
top directors take turns each
week working q property be-
lieved suited to their skilis.
Leo McCarey was flrst, with
q play starring Herb Shriner.
The night before the TV
premiere, Steve Allen flashed
to Hollywood for q glimpse Of
the gala "preview' Of the
series ct the swank Directors
building headquarters.
These "previews" are always
handled wittily and with
tongue-in-cheek on the Allen
show, but I don't think ! heard
any one express the notion
that McCarey's play and the
series wouldn't be terrific.
Bill Bendix. whose Life
OF Riley" Is a Friday night NBC
fixture, wandered over to the
mike and spoke for the crowd
when he observed that this was
the kind Of show .that would
lift the caliber Of television."
Most Of the caliber- lifting
that I'VE observed in IV has
been accomplished from New
York and. In video's yester-
year, from Chicago.
Never was Mr.. Bendix fur
Their out on q limb (not even
as Chester Riley. and he
plummeted from it on his
noggin the following night
when MIC unveiled Q tasteless
comedy that not only wasted
the not inconsiderable talents
Of star Herb Shriner but direc-
!, tor McCarey's undeniabie
skills.
It may have. on second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
HighIiehts

$500, WTOP o. Do You
Wonder: Lillian Brown and
children explore The Air"
with DR.. Joseph Kaplan, Al
bert Carlin and Kenneth
Norquest.
1880, WRC (4)-Frontiers of
Faith: DR.. Theodore Adams,
recently back from Russia,
speaks on religion behind the
iron curtain.
I11:00, WMAL (7l--Christopher
Program: Danny Thomas
stresses doing your part In
public affairs.
1880, WRC 10 - American
Forum: James Carey and
Merryle Rukeyser discuss
labor merger.
l12:00, WMAL .(7)-College Press
Conference (returning Sc
ries): Paul Butler is quizzed
1880, WRC ~ - Freedom
Tours: Story Of jamestown
| the first settlement.
100. WRC l4)--American In
ventory: George Lefferts'
Middle Ground" concerns
an upcoming strike and 9
mediator who stresses case
for the public.
1900, WMAL ca Celebrity
Parade: Drew Pearson inter-
views guide for recent Rus
sian farm delegation: Joseph
McCaffery talks with Police
Chief Murray.
1880, WMAL "a - This We
Believe: A filmed pilgrimage
to Basilica of Ste. Anne de
Beaupre in Quebec. Canada.
300, WRC (4)--Dr. Benjamin
Spock: Pediatrician conducts
informal discussions with par
ents.
500, WTOP (9)-Face the Ma
ton: Averill Harriman is
quizzed.
$3.50, WRC tN--1976: Special
program on how tomorrow
and It's developments will
affect American citizens; Sid
Caesar. Nanette Fabray, Ar
lene Francis, Wally Cox, Carl
Sandburg and others.
400, WTOP (9) - Omnibus:
Returning Series) 1.-THE
Birth Of Modern Times" an
examination Of the Renais-
sance period In the year
1892. Charlton Heston. Ais
tair Cooke.
500, WRC (4)--Meet the Press:
Senator Malone Republican
Of Nevada) Is quizzed.
$500, WMAL (7)-Science Fic-
ton Theater: A prehistoric
beast comes to life after be-
ing frozen solid In Arctic for
thousands Of years.
$50, WTOP (9) - You Are
There: When the Rescue
Of American Prisoners from
Santo Tomas takes place.
$500, WNAL t7)--You Asked
for It: Pearl farming in the
waters OF Japan: race be-
tween American buffalo and
COW pony: visit with deadly
tarantula.
$3.50. WRC (l)--Show Biz: A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

preceding visitor for coming,
escorts him 10 the door. Then
suddenly. there Is the ''insti-
tuition" In the doorway
man, 6 feet 4. slim. with short
cropped grazing hair and
horn-rimmed spectacles. He
Is wearing . navy blue suit.
. white shirt and Q yellow tie.
Its ID actually Spock. Q liv-
ing. breathing man--no legend.
The author Of 'Baby and
Child Carl" . bible for parents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Todoy's Programs on TeIeyision
Sunday, October 9, 1855

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csstss Carnival II, Wing piakE ti.o. Oswald Rabbit
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Menon Returns
From Peipinq Trip

NEW DELHI. India. May 26
R).-V. K. Krishna Menon.
Prime Minister Nehru's top po-
litical adviser, returned today
from Peiping to report to Mr..
Nehru on his 11-day talks with
Communist China's leaders.
Mr.. Menon's only reply to
newsmen's questions on his ar
rival was Please have some pa
tience."
BOMBAY, May 26 (NANA).-'
v. w. Krishna Menon apparent
ly has come back from Peiping
with something-and that he
will be off to Washington and
London soon.
Yesterday as he returned to
New Delhi he took a day off to
go shopping in Madras. When
asked why the special shopping
trip, he smiled and said: why.
I'm buying presents for my
friends in London and Wash
ington."
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Shiftin Red China Stand
On Prisoners Expected

when Chou said that his govern
ment would prefer to try to set
tie the problem of the '..libera-
tion" of Formosa by peaceful
means rather than war.
This was an approach to a
position taken weeks earlier by
Secretary of State Dulles. who
said the United States did not
ask that Red China renounce its
ambition to take over Formosa-
the home of the Chinese Nation
alists-but only that it renounce
the use of force.
The number Of civilians held
has been cut down by individual
releases until there are now Il.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
BY JOHN M. HIGHTOWER
Associated Press staff Writer

American diplomats now be-
lieve Red China may take steps
within the next month to re-
lease many of the Americans
held behind the bamboo curtain.
These include ii civilians and
ID airmen captured during the
Korean wal.
The belief is based on what
appears to be a general easing
of belligerent behavior on the
part Peiping and. more import
antly, on a belief that the
Chinese Reds will want to make
a favorable impression on the
world prior to the United Ma
tions 10th anniversary meeting
at San Francisco June 20.
So far as officials here know.
Chinese Communist Premier
Chou En-lai in long months OF
negotiation has not made any
definite promise to free the
Americans but neither has he
slammed the door on that posi-
bllity.
Menon Rebuffed
A recent visitor to Peiping,
India's v. K. Krishna Menon,
reportedly got about the same
inconclusive results on this score
as did U. N. Secretary General
Dag Hammarskjold early this
year.
Diplomats believe the Red
Chinese did not want to let the
men go too quickly or without
some hope of gain. The belief
now is that they might see the
prospect of such gain by trying
to build goodwill with the U. N.
in advance of the San Francisco
session.
More broadly, authorities be-
lieve the general improvement in
the international atmosphere
due to developing plans for a
Big Four meeting "at the sum-
nit" must have some effect on
Red China's behavior even
though China would not be a
party to the conference.
Evidence Of some slight i'm
provement in Red China's gen.
eral attitude came two weeks ago
Evening star., 1955-05-26

include bomber crewmen and
fighter pilots captured by the
Red Chinese during the Korean
war and supposed to have been
released two years ago under
Evening star., 1955-05-26

terms Of the armistiee agree
ment. The Reds convicted II of
them on SPY charges denounced
by this Government as baseless
and put them in prison.
Evening star., 1955-05-26

according to State Department
records. who cannot get exit per-
mits. are under house arrest or
are in jail.
The members of the Air Force
Evening star., 1955-06-05

OLNEY. MD.-130 acres on beauti-
Is. iTl rolling sr99ss5aSa in in G sqbSiyisiCn Isa
Evening star., 1955-06-05
NORTHERN VIRGINIA
COUNTRY HOMES, FARMS
AND ESTATES

IOUDOUN COUNTY-94-acre farm with modern
frame farmhouse containing 8 bedrooms, bath, liv-
ing room, dining room and large kitchen. lO>acres
In timber Some blue grass sod. Several GOOD
barns Price includes 20 head of stock, tractors,
truck hay baler, etc. % miles from downtown
Washington. $25,000
UPPER LOUDOUN-150 acres, all cleared and well
fenced and watered Excellent soil area. 20O-year-
old stone house with bedrooms and bath. Living
room Q6x18), dining room Q6xlS). Good barn,
stone smokehouse and spring house Terms; $35,OOO
G-wARRENToN AREAS miles out.
400 acres, all we'll fenced. 275 acres in finest
grasses and clover. Long road frontage Some
timber 2 large streams. Good cattle barn, old
stone mill stone tenant house. Low cash down
payment; $45000.
MIDDLEBURG-SMALL ESTATE-18th century
Colonial home, completely modernized, situated on
At acres overlooking beautiful valley. The dwell
ing contains bedrooms, 8 baths Other buildings
include 25-cow dairy barn, guest house, cottage,
Scar garage and other necessary buildings $4,000.
CLARK RANCH-NEAR wARRENToN-2,l l00-scre
beef cattle farm, with over mile frontage on the
historic Rappahannock River, within 40 miles OF
the Nations Capital over 4-lane highway This
Is one of the leading cattle farms on the East Coast
All necessary farm units are here and there is
fine Georgian manor house. Brochure on request.
$250000
EVE AND SUM- CALL MRS TYLER LENAH tvAo s-2sis
GEORGE MASON GREEN co.
"Fine Northern Virginia Properties"
REALTORS -1NsURoRs IA. 4-14oo
Evening star., 1955-06-05
H. B. MITCHELL
HERNDoN. VA, PHONE 135
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN, MD.

1. 40 acres: paved highway: 4-room
home: large tobacco barn, stable,
outbuildings: 3S miles D; C.; i'm
mediate possession; S9,950.
q al acres; Colonial brick home
needs repair: . large barns;
streams; or paved road. good to-
bacco and grain farm. immediate
possession, overlooks Patuxent
River: 80 miles D. c.; S15.950. ,
3. 80 acres. fronting on paved
highways; 5-room home with cleo
tricity: 9 large tobacco barns, sta
bic: 35 miles D.. C.: .Sl3.45n.
4. 243 acres: modern home; ; farm
houses, 4 barns, eo-head-capscity
cattle shed, ,100-ton silo, corn,
for stock, feed mill. large hog lot
with houses: orchard; streams;
farm equipment: 81 head pure
bred Hereford cattle; 3s miles
d. c.: liberal financing.
4. 100 acres: 4-room home: large
barns, courthouse, garage; complete
farm equipment: ! mule; 2 streams
payed road; completely fenced;
large timber: liberal financing; i'm
mediate possession; ~ miles D. C.;
g. So acres: 4-room home: 1 tobac-
CO barn, courthouse. poultry house
we'll. running stream: timber; I'D
eral terms; AZ miles D, c.; So 300.
See our ad under "Waterfronts toi
Sale" We have farms. water
fronts, cottages. going business
Prince Frederick. Maryland. Phone
rySN nv ApP0INTMENT
Evening star., 1955-06-05
TIDEWATER,
SOUTHERN. MD,

1. Lower Patuxent River, 2o-aefe
peninsula, perfect harbor. u mile
waterfront, 6-room home, large
porch. beautiful trees: immediate
possession; b5 miles D. c.. SIS. 500.
2. b.6-acre peninsula, Solcmons Har-
Dor area; Modern rambler 8 H.
mShosans nUH% psneiins: SShi deep snehor:
age. sandy beach, private dock,
large majestic trees; one Of the
finest waterfront homes In southern
Maryland immediate possession;
8 % "a ni,sa seres: s. broom modern home;
Pstus.nt ,STS ldss River sstusTy: SANDY
beach. good harher: AL kinds sse-
food, marine, Wild lifs: So miles
4. Heiiens Greek. Lower Patuxent
River. 1M-aers dts, directly on
water; sandy beach. good hsrbor.
wooded; good road: Do miles D. CT
s: historic Rousby Han. Lower Pa
sandy beach, good harbor; seafood.
ducking; beautiful view Of Chess
peak. By Bay .do paved road; 90 m'les
a u cS;.spsats S SSsioUi Bay; modern rambler
3 bedrooms. living room with nres
place, dining room, electric kitchen,
picture windows, 2 baths; CON-
pleteiy furnished: private sandy
beach; immediate possession; 3s
miles d. c.: $3.50
=. st. oeerEe River; 81: MaSys n5s
feet waterfront. private dock, q
loot anchorage: beautiful year
round home. 8 bedrooms, ga baths,
first-class condition. guest house
complete outbuildings; beautifully
Handicapped, large majestic trees.
secluded: immediate possession: oS
q mtss: es..Ir.ci. p c say: 60 aer.s: iars.
,mprUy.@sst.: Iassis 6ssttank LII let of Sssati-
fuf. white, sandy beach; bathing,
beating, seafood, ducking; large
majestic trees: zs miles D. CT
immediate possession
0: Chesapeake Bay, West Beach:
large ,Sads sornef trsss ,Sss sood I'm ne,tRSof.
hood: rs miles b. G.; immediate
possession: $7.e60.
m; modem dTs" yssrcround home. 8 bed.
rooms. large living room, dining
room, kitchen. utility room,
;mss. s95ssnsS p0Tsnss pass...on ssau's 81 ms;
IL Chesapeake Bay. Holiday Beach:
large lots; 5-room, bath and bases
ment home. porches. central heat;
inlaid linoleum floor. rustic yarq
furniture: liberal financing: 80
miles d. c.; .S9,750.
See our ad under Farms for Sale"
We have farms. waterironts. COZ
csAIvERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince
Frederick, Maryland. Phone los,
354 and 225-J-l. INSPECTION
nv APPOINTMENT.
Evening star., 1955-06-05
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE

l4-room mansion with large ball
room. 3 colored tile baths, setting
high on 500 acres, overlooking 2
miles Of beautiful river; 3 large
barns, numerous breeding and rear
ing pen; over l mile OF private
paved road on property: It's
quoted that over S350,00O mas
willing to sacrifice for S125, 900,
with low down payment. S5 miles
from d. G. or Is miles from Win
chester into w Va. Taxes. 1897 yr'
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912