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leIb On virginia 6U6 TO Spring
street in Herdon. See photo on
Page B-21.
On L. E. Breuninger & Sons,
~ Inc. builder; minimum
price, $31 500; four bedrooms; 140
houses; Landon Village, Be-
thesda; out Bradley boulevard to
Wilson lane. left to Granada
drive. left to Landon lane, left
to home at 5000 Landon. See
photo on Page BIS.
u Dekelboum & Smith, build
Il er: minimum price, $25, 500;
four bedrooms; Is houses; Oak
wood Knobs, Bethesda; out Wis
conSin avenue to Bradley boule-
ward, left on Bradley to Wilson
lane, left on Wilson lane to
Whittier boulevard, left on Whit
tier boulevard to lakewood For
est house.
- Robert Silverman Co.,
Ia builder; minimum price,
$43, 500; three and four bed
rooms; Kenwood Park, Bethesda;
"a houses; out Massachusetts,
avenue to Goldsboro, right on
Goldsboro across River road, one
block to Wildwood, left to Tan
glewood, right two blocks to
CRANKY, left to houses in $500
block.
- Bennett Construction Co.,
- builder; minimum price,
$44, 900; four and five bedroomsy
seven houses; Kenwood Park,
Bethesda; out River road, right
on Goldsboro road to Wildwood
road. left onto Kenwood Park,
right on Tanglewood road, right
on Marbury road, right on Penn
berton street to 67O8 Pemberton.
I1A Merrimack Construction
# Corp, builder; minimum
price, $40, 300; three or four bed
rooms, $50 houses: Merrimack
Park, Bethesda; out River road
just past Goldsboro road to Pyle
road, left on Pyle road to homes.
7E Bowling g. Gardiner.
- builder; minimum price,
$31. 500; three bedrooms; los
houses; Whitehall Manor, Be-
thesda; out Wisconsin avenue to
Bradley boulevard, left on Brad
ley to Durbin road, right to home
at 5603 Durbin.
I7k B g. C Construction
~ Corp. builder; minimum
price, $40. 500; three bedrooms;
200 houses; North Portal Estates,
Washington; out Sixteenth street
NV. to circle at District line,
continue around circle to North
Portal drive, right on North
Portal to Verbena street and
1866 Verbena.
~ Commonwealth Custom
~ Builders. Inc. builder;
minimum price, $4,000; three
bedrooms; 40 houses; CleaIfiew
Manor, Langley; out Route 123,
approximately 2 miles from
Chain Bridge to Merchant lane,
left on Merchant lane to Rock
land terrace and house.
10 w. c. & A. N. Miller De-
~ velopment Co.. builder;
minimum price, $37. 500: i've
bedrooms: 500 houses; Sumner,
out Massachusetts avenue a
mile beyond District line TO
Sumner entrance on left, left on
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rooms: ~ houses: Tusico village
Fairfax: out Route 29-2l1 past
Fairfax circle to Route 1913, left
to Cedar avenue. right to home
90 Michnick- DiMaio, builder;
~ minimum price, $27. 800:
four bedrooms: 100 houses; Lay
ton Hall. Fairfax out Arlington
boulevard to Fairfax circle. left
on Route 237, right on North
street, two blocks turn right on
Route 1913. right to home. See
photo on Page Bin
M Jesse johnson, Inc, builder;
~ minimum price, $17.950:
four bedrooms; 300 houses;
Westchester; out Columbia pike
right, at Route 236 Gittle River
|turnpike). go "a miles to West
chester. See photo on Page B-21,
AT Henry J. Rolls. builder;
II minimum price, $23,950;
three bedrooms: 80 houses; Roll
Heights, Annandale; out Column
bia pike to Gallows road, right
on Gallows road to house al
Justine drive.
m M. Pomonio g. Sons. Inc.
"a builder: minimum price
$22, 500; three bedrooms: 81
houses; Valley Brook, Arlington;
out Arlington boulevard to Seven
Corners, right approximately 2
miles, right on Valley Brook
drive, one block, left on Slade
Run drive to house at 419 Slade
Run. See photo on Page B-l4.
~ Murphy g. Smell Properties,
70 builder; minimum price,
S22, $50; three bedrooms: ESQ
houses; Sleepy Hollow Manor
Falls Church; out Arlington
boulevard, left on Patrick Henry
lat Willston Shopping Center,
right on Leesburg pike 500 feet,
left on Castle road, two blocks,
right on Nicholson to Sleepy
Hollow road, home at 219 Sleepy
Hollow. See photo on Page Bill.
Az Kal-Mayne Corp. builder;
TT minimum price, $28. 400;
three bedrooms; "a houses; Lake
Bancroft Estates, Fails Church;
out Columbia pike ITO miles
past Baileys Cross Roads to
Blair road, right TO Joallen drive.
right on Joallen to Kal-Mayne
sign. See photo on Page Bill.
AZ Mace Properties, Inc,
~ builder; minimum price.
$4,000; three bedrooms; 1900
houses: Bristow, Fairfax; out
Shirley highway to Lincolnia
cloverleaf, right on Route 236 TO
Annandale. left to Route 649
CRavensworth road TO Bristow
AZ Sidney Weinberg g. Sons,
~ Inc. builder; minimum
price, S22,9 900; three bedrooms;
IL houses; Leewood Estates,
North Springfield; out Columbia
pike to Annandale. left on Back
lick road to intersection Of Brad
dock road, right on Braddock 10
Leewood Estates.
AT Crestw wood Construction
~ Corp, builder; minimum
price, s1S,950; three bedrooms:
400 houses; Crestwood Park
North Springfield; out Shirley
highway to Edsall road cloverieaf
left on Edsali one-half mile 10
Backlick road. right one-quarter
mile to Braddock road, turn left
on Braddock 10 property on left
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40 Regor, mo, builder: mini.
TO mum price. $22,550; three
bedrooms; 80 houses; Bonney-
wood, North Springfield: out
Shirley highway to Springfield
cloverleaf. right to BacklicH
road, right / mile to North
Springfield entrance on left, fol-
low signs to Bonneywood.
40 Edward r. Carr. Inc, build
II er; minimum price, SIG, 300;
three bedrooms; ITO houses:
North Springfield; out Shirley
highway to Springfield clover
leaf, right to Backlick road
right again on Backlick / mile
to North Springfield entrance
on left
En S6sL Construction, builder;
~ minimum price, $4,000;
four bedrooms; 1872 houses;
Dreamer Park, Fairfax: out
Shirley highway to Edsal road
overpass, cross over Shirley high.
way, follow arrows to top Of the
park.
E1 Michnick DiMaio. builder;
- minimum price. $4,000;
three bedrooms: 200 houses;
Brookville, Alexandria; out Shir-
ley highway to Seminary road
exit. turn left on Seminary road
follow Brookville signs to 1914
fancy avenue.
n Dalecrest Development
~ Corp, builder: minimum
price. $17.250; three bedrooms;
1872 houses; Sunrise Terrace, Alex
andria; out Shirley highway to
Seminary road cutoff, right on
cutoff to Seminary road, left on
Seminary road, follow Shirley
Duke signs to Duke street. left
|on Duke street, three blocks to
North Gordon street, turn left
to home.
"a S&S Building Corp, build
- er; minimum price, ST. 500;
three bedrooms; rs houses; Mar.
low Heights; out Pennsylvania
avenue Sc. to Branch avenue.
right on Branch three traffic
lights to st. Barnabas road, right
on st. Barnabas to first right
turn at Twenty-eighth avenue.
right and follow signs to home
on Olson street, NARROW Heights
See photo on Page Bib.
IA Juiius Fleischman, builder:
- minimum price, $22,950:
three bedrooms: 81 houses:
Fleischman's Village. Silver Hill;
out Pennsylvania avenue Sc. TO
Branch avenue. right on Branch
one-quarter mile past District Of
Columbia line TO Fleischman's
Village.
Xxx Woodbridge Belmont
- Homes Corp, builder; mini
mum price, 10000; three bed
rooms; 1000 houses; Belmont
Subdivision: south on U. s. / OF
Shirley highway to Woodbridge,
continue one-half mile south Of
Occoquan Creek, left on State
Route e87 TO Belmont. See photo
on Page Bill.
* Rodgers Development Corp.
~ builder; minimum price
SIT 500; three to i've. bedrooms;
46 houses; Orchard Park. Spring
field; out Shirley highway u
Springfield. left on Franconis
road 70 Louisdale road. right or
Loulsdale road TO Orchard Park
Subdivision
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1 Fort Summer drive, follow sign,
to 5l0l Westpath way. See photo
ION Page BIT
10 w. o. Cooley g. Son, build
- er; minimum price, $685.
600; three bedrooms: Is houses;
Springfield. Md; out MasSachu-
sets avenue extended 1.3 miles
beyond Wes.moreland circle to
Cromwell drive, right on Crom-
well one block to house at $500
Cromwell drive.
] IN Cafritz Construction Co.
~ builder; minimum price
l$17,950: eight houses: Homeland
subdivision, Riggs Park: out
South Dakota avenue NE. to
Hamilton street. turn up Hamil-
ton street to Eighth street, right
to home at 5153 Eighth street
Me-
81 Burgdorf. Inc, builder;
- minimum price, $17,525:
three bedrooms: 81 houses;
Lewisdale, Hyattsville; out Riggs
road l1a miles past District line
to Chapman road, turn right to
house at 2OO6 Chairman.
% Boswell Miller Construc-
q ton Co.. builder; minimum
price. $18.100; three bedrooms;
1876 houses: La Sale Gardens. Hy-
attsville; out Michigan avenue
Ito Chillum road. left on Chillum
Ito Sargent road, right on Sar-
gent to- Nicholson street, right
approximately two blocks to 1888
Nicholson.
- Gelman Construction Co..
- builder; minimum price
$16,950, 30 houses three bed
rooms; Woodlawn subdivision:
out New York avenue from Bla-
densburg road, 3.8 miles to
Route so. right 1.3 miles to
Sixty-ninth place, left to homes
On Modern Construction Co.,
Ut Inc, builder; minimum
price, $15,990; three bedrooms;
1900 houses; Carrollton subdivi-
sion; out Washington Baltimore
freeway to Riverdale road, right
on Riverdale road, 2 miles to
Route so, left on Route so, one
block to entrance to Carrollton.
OK Olympian Homes Corp,
- builder; minimum price,
I$14,750; three bedrooms: LA
houses; East Vienna Woods,
Vienna; out Route 1913 to town
limits of Vienna. left on Branch
road to homes.
az Cornwall Construction Co.,
~ builder; minimum price.
S2l ,995; four bedrooms: so
houses: westbriar Country Club
Manor. Fairfax; out Arlington
boulevard to Seven Corners.
right on Route z to Tysons Cor
ner. left on Route l23. one mile
to homes.
97 Holly Park Corp. builder;
~ minimum price. si0,880:
two, three, four bedrooms: SIS
houses: Holly Park, Seat Pleas
ant: out Benning road to East
Capitol street. left on East Capt.
tol street, continue through Seat
Pleasant to Cabin Branch road,
right to = street. left to 7206 +
street.
30 Jones Peters Construction
% Co.. Inc. builder: mini
mum price. sl9.500; three bed.
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lE7 Morrell Construction Co..
" builder; minimum price,
l$l6,150; three bedrooms; 125
houses; Rose Hill Farms, Fair
fax; out Shirley highway, turn at
Springfield cloverleaf, left on
bridge on Franconia road, 3la
miles to Rose Hill on right.
70 Algernon Blair, Inc, build
~ sr; minimum price, $14.905:
three bedrooms; 131 houses;
Winslow Hills. Alexandria; out
Shirley highway to Franconia
cloverleaf, turn off cloverleaf,
then left over bridge ON Fran
coma road. 8 miles to Winslow
Hills on left.
70 Goldsten Brothers, build
~ ers; minimum price. $13,-
ESQ; three bedrooms; 400 houses;
Fairfield; out Mt. Vernon high
way through Alexandria, right at
Franklin street traffic light. con-
Itinue south on Route one mile
past open-air theater to Fair
field sign, right two blocks.
IN Edward Sweeney. builder:
w minimum price, $4,000;
three, four. five bedrooms; 240
houses; Stratford Landing;
through Alexandria on Mt. YER
non boulevard approximately
mile beyond Fort Hunt to inter-
section Of Mount Vernon boule-
ward and Stratford lane. turn
right 200 feet to homes.
Ik7 Ernest Beck, builder: min
" imum price, $20,75O; four
bedrooms; $50 houses; Riverside
Farms; south on Mount Vernon
boulevard through Alexandria to
intersection Of Fort Hunt road
and Mount Vernon boulevard,
turn approximately 300 feet
to homes. See photo on Page
|B-21.
~ A. H. Gilkeson. builder:
Va minimum price. $4,000:
three bedrooms; Wellington,
Fairfax; out Mount Vernon
boulevard to stone overpass; one
block west Of bridge turn left on
Lee avenue, right on Fairfax ave-
nue. to house.
"a Clarence w. Gosnell. Inc.
VI builder; minimum price.
S3l 200; three bedrooms; 1872
houses; Westgrove; out Mount
Vernon parkway past Alexa1-
'dria to Westgrove entrance on
right just 2 miles past Hunting
Towers traffic light in Alex
andria.
.kh KEN Builders, builder;
~ minimum price, Sl5,S0Vs
three bedrooms; 10 houses;
Murray Hill: out South Capitol
street TO District Of Columbia
line, out Indian Head highway
approximately 3 miles TO FIRST in
Itersection beyond Oxon Hill High
School, left on Livingston road
400 yards TO houses. See photo
on Page B-13.
.kE Felix Marchegiani 81 Pat
% Bottalico. jr.. builder; min
limum price, $4,000; three bed
rooms; SIS houses; Livingston
lHeights, Oxon Hill. out South
Capitol Street Bridge TO South
Capitol street, cross District OF
Columbia line. continue straight
70 Livingston road, left on Liy-
'lngston road 10 5000 block. See
photo on Page B-13.
, 1956-03-16

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BE IT RESOLVED, and it is hereby resolved, by the Legis-
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ISteeIWOrkers
|Hit Price Rise

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 10 up.
The United Steelworkers Of
America criticized the steel in
dustry yesterday for what they
termed inflationary price boosts.
The $500 delegates to the
USWA convention approved a
policy statement viewing with
concern price increases mot JUS
titled by increased production
COSTS"
At the same time, the state
lment defended the unions own
wage policies which led to a re-
cent 45.6 cents hourly increase
over a three-year period.
Wage Goal Cited
After that contract settlement,
steel companies announced price
increases averaging $3.50 per
ton of finished steel.
The statement said the aver
age steelworker's annual wage
will reach $500 by 1858, and
that the goal of a union shop
has virtually been achieved.
But another approved policy
resolution stressed the need for
organizing 125.000 Office and
technical workers. Vice Presi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

81 Matusow's affidavit, but they
were convicted again and sem
fenced to prison last Monday.
The indictment against Matu-
sow, 29-year-old former Com
Imunist and frequently a Gov
lernment witness at Communist
trials and Investigations, is based
in general on two separate state
Iments he made in his recanting
affidavit and in his testimony at
the hearing for a new trial for
the convicted Reds.
The first statement concerned
December 10. 1851, when Matu-
sow met secretly with four as
fsistant United States attorneys
to see if they would use him as
"a witness at the conspiracy trial.
Matusow, then an FBI informer,
repeatedly told Mr.. Cohn at
the meeting that he bad dis
cussed with defendant Alexan-
der Trachtenberg a book by the
late Andrei Y. Vishinsky, 1.-THE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

Law Of the Soviet State" Matu-
SOW said the conversation dealt
only with sales Of the book
Matusow at one time was a clerk
in the Communist Party book
store here.
Second Statement
The second statement was that
Mr.. Cohn wished to introduce at
the trial a specific passage in
the book and developed" with
Matusow testimony tying
lTrachtenberg to that passage,
though both knew it to be
false" Matusow said this oc-
Cured at a meeting in Mr.
COINS office February II, 1852.
IMatusow gave such testimony at
the 1923 trial.
Trachtenberg was one of the
two granted a new trial and re-
convicted.
Mr.. Mccarthy, the FBI agent
witness, testified he drove Matu-
sow to the secret meeting on
December 10. 1851, and took
notes on what he said. The wit
ness said he had no recollection
of any mention of the Vishinsky
book.
Under cross-examination by
defense counsel Stanley Faux
ner, Mr.. Mccarthy said that, al
though he could not recall a
mention of the book, he could
not say definitely that the book
was not mentioned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19


continues today in Federal court.
Testimony against the turn
about witness was given yester-
day by FBI Special Agent James
j. Mccarthy and David L. Marks,
former special assistant United
States attorney here.
Mr.. ,Cohn worked on the trial
of the SO Reds as an assistant
United States attorney. He
later served as chief counsel to
the Senate Investigating Sub
committee when it was headed
by Senator Mccarthy. Republi-
can of Wisconsin. Mr.. Cohn,
now in private law practice. is
scheduled to be a prosecution
witness at Matusow's trial. He
has denied coaching Matusow on
his testimony.
Recanted In 1855
Matusow in January, 1855, re-
canted his testimony at the 1882
SO trial. Two of the convicted
and imprisoned Red leaders were
granted a new trial on the basis
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dent Howard Hague said this
group. which formerly made up
about per cent Of industry
personnel. now accounts for
nearly 20 per cent.
In other resolutions, the con-
vention also voted full support
of the United Auto Workers 2la-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

WE'D 50 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles W. Keil, 1911
Hamlin street NE, cele-
brated their golden wedding
anniversary August rs. The
Keils are native Washington
mans and have two sons and
five grandchildren. They were
given a reception at the home
of their son Robert, near
Hyattstown, Md. Mr.. Keil re-
tired from the Naval Gun
Factory in 1945 after As years
of service.-HarriS g. Ewing
Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
THE EVENING STAR washington C. - Asl

year strike against the Rohler
Corp, Kohler. Wis. and lauded
AFL-CIO national officers for
their leadership in the merger
Of the Nations two major labor
groups.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19
Two Question Motusow
Statement About. Cohn

NEW YORK. Sept. 10 tP-Two Government witnesses at
the trial of Harvey Matusow have given testimony challenging
statement that Roy M Cohn helped him to develop"
at the 1928 conspiracy trial Of 10 second
string Communist leaders.
Trial Matusow six-count perjury Indictment
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-12
MEN IN SERVICE
FORT BUCKNER. OKINAWA

FORT BUCKNER, OKINAWA,
Army Specialist Third Glass
Rudolph r. Adams Jr., son of
Mrs. Esther L. Adams, Carl
ton St., Burton, recently arrived
pn Okinawa and is now a mem
per of the Ryukyus Command
ordnance Service.
Specialist Adams entered the
Army in August 1855 and COM
leted basic training at Fort
Mcclellan, Ala.
Pvt. George j. Davis, 18, son
f John E. Davis, Route 3O6,
thesterland, recently took part
n a field training exercise with
he 9th Infantry Division in
southern Germany.
Davis, a member of Company
&C.. of the divisions 61st Tank
Battalion, entered the Army in
November 1854 and arrived O.
verseas the following June.
Aboard the amphibious force
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-12
All Trail Blazers
Meet in Newbury

MUNSON - The All Trail
Blazers held their sixth meet
ing at the home of Elena Rose
in Newbury.
The members who brought
their hoses did a little riding
and after that they had a busin-
ess meeting and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Rose.
The next meeting will be held
at the home Of Peggy Fina.
Joys are our wings; sorrows
our spurs.
Jean Paul Richter
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-12
For the sheer fun of driving
FORD goes first .!

Beyond any doubt this SO Ford will re-
capture for you the adventure of driving.
Behind its giant Thunderbird engine driv-
ing is full of fun againl
Where Ford vs. is concerned, only
driuing is believing. And the keys to a Ford
are waiting for you now at your Ford
Dealers Get behind the wheel of this great
road car. Put it through its PAGES on any
highway or byway. When you return to
your dealers showroom we think you'll
agree that-Ford, indeed, goes first
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-12
ByMartha r.. Duncan
Telephone iChardOn SAT-

MUNSON - The first Mum
son kindergarten will start Mon
day, July Is, at 900 am. at
FowlerS Mill School.
The kindergarten will be held
for six weeks at the Fowlers
Mill School. Mrs. Carl Speck of
Chardon will be the teacher. A
car pool is being arranged, and
there is a need for a few more
drivers to use as alternateS.
At the lemonade social" last
Saturday afternoon, July Z, at
Fowlers Mill School, the chill
dren met the kindergarten tea
cher, and enjoyed getting ac-
quainted with their school.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-12
Aid to Aged
Totals $1O,S76

The average payments to in
dividuals from the Geauga Coun
ty Aid to the Aged office in
June was $55 40, according to
figures released today by the
Ohio Department of Public Wei
fare.
One hundred ninety-six &C.
auga folk received aid in the
amount of $10,876 during the
month.
Payments subject to federal
participation were 173, totaling
S9424, with the average pay
ment at S54.47. Payments not
subject to federal participation
were %, totaling $1452, with
the average payment being $63.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1956-07-12

flagship, USS Taconic, Give E.
Romig, electronics technician
second class, USN, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Romig of Mt.
Vernon, West Chester Trail,
Chesterland, Ohio, Is participat-
ing in Operation Hourglass.
The Atlantic Fleet anti-sub-
marine training exercise is be-
ing conducted June IL through
27, and involves naval units of
Great Britain, Canada and the
Netherlands.