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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

'f'sA 70 "-aaA wv 80 "'a'
MINUTES TO PENTAGoN - Com
pletely .redee.. almost new, CENTER
hall plan, white brick rambler,
with. rear living rm., 3 bedrms,
ia baths on main floor. scfeened
porch. DRIVE. BUY AND SEE,
1919 8. sth 81. Price, S22, 300
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC,
Radio Bldg. Arl. IA. 4-llb6 TIL n.
$3.50 DOWN to q aualined veteran.
buys this 3-bCdrm rambler at the
edge Of N. All. Ample living rm.,
good sized kit. with dining space,
WESLEY BUCHANAN INC Radio
BIDS, Arl IA. 1-ll5b III o.
TREASURE TROvE 49, New brick
rambler 3 bedrmS.. 2 full baths
" ilreplates, sep din. Tm., de luxe
KIT Bis biz bsmt with rec. area
prepared for Hrd bath Setting on
beautiful ig.acte garden plot
S2Hjn0 with oil FliA IN service
dh1 conventional financing avail
ONLY ONt cal IA. T.nugN. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE, nc 9292 N
Glcbe I'd. OF Lee hwy Open a-a
3.BEDRM.. 2.BATH sgOa5O. All
htieS hone, has bedrn. and bath
on LIST mr. lie. lly rm wiiirenl
W iull bsmt JUST 3 MINUTES
TO PENTAOON on direct bus sery.
ce IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Gail
hEfZLER, IA. B.7515.
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VIENNA
RAY BARNEY
Large Parking Area
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

TWO 2-story buildings. suitable for
Parking IL cars; POO blk. Penna.
ave. NV. 5000 per mo. BY owner
MA. S-646O. Mr.. GEORGE. IS
USED-CAR LOT, l243 Mount Olivei
I'd. NEE #. by IS #. 10 16-ft
alley rental, sl8o per srs mo. Cal
? S 90 So. FT.Ashop, Once anc
storage. Good for any business
S125 mo. I140 2lst st. NV.
NE. - First-commercial, one.storS
brick. 65x112. -Four large double
able rent. Call MR.. FOLK, ia
$1,000 or HA. 2-3eS0. 81
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s., 500 On. BERWYN HGTS,

NEW 3-bedrm.. cedar ramblers.
dream kit. tile bath. Jul! bsmt.;
superb construction Full price
ONLY slS 75o;, Erwin oi REALTY
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

LARGE FRAME COLONIAL, with
center hall, liv rm din rm mod
ern Kitchen, paueled den, b led
rms = baths. 1 nrepiaces substan-
tial outoulidings, 80 acres: SbnuuO.
CAL Mr. johnson, DE a-36ub or
after ), SP 4-5@i4 RANDALL. II
HAGNER Il CO, Realtor. %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

Yes. this 3-bedroom brick
rambler with full basement
has a much sought after hot
wate- heating system; ieve!
lot with trees. Will consider
GI contract: SCI 500. J-W
REALTY CO, ia. S-lSTS.
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PANORAMA DRIVE

6S-ft., Groom brick rambler; "a
acre fenced level lot: 2S-ft. liv. rm
with ultramodern fireplace arrange'
ment; UNIQUELY appointed rec. rm.
3 baths. Lear garage Absolutely
exquisite throughout. Sure it's diff
ferent but in way that will bYint
Instant approval Call Mrs. Cox
LII. 2-Sl3G or ST. 3-136S, ATLAS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-04

WE HAVE SEVERAL industrial sites
silver Spring area; will build 10
sult tenant or sell. C. ROBERT
GRAY 4; CO., JU. $4,000. -
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CT
$4,000 TO $4,000
OOOH
DADDY
buy US THIS ONE

It's such a cute brick rambler and
so neat and clean The liv. rm. is
large enough for us all to spread
around and watch TV. Mommy will
love the bright coy kitchen. There
is plenty OF room for the family in
the 3 lovely bedrms And the bath
room has real tile. Just look al the
huge fun bsmt: with loads Of room
for YOUR workshop and recreation
room---and see the ground-level en-
trancel And such a BIG yard, (61x
$50 IT. already fenced SO little
Jimmy can't get out See the school.
Daddy, IT'S only :, blocks away And
such a nice neiehborhood, It's al
ready CT approved for Sl6.95u and
the down, payment Is only SSj0l
The monthly payments o. SS5 are
less. than we're paying for our apt
And We can really Iivei Hurry.
Daddy hefnrc sn.rnhndp hnatr ~ ~
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
l5.0OO SO. FIT.

All or one floor, upper nv. area
concrete bldg 5oned second COM
mercial cal, Nh Goidenberg. Ewes
Oh i-@05;
DREYFUSS BROS.
lols 18Th St, NY. Ma s-o5so
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O0O So Fl

O,UOu ON. '.
One-Story warehouse with r r SIC
Ing and loading dock Convenient S
Capitol st area Available May II
WEINBERG g. BUSH. Inc
1907 II St. NV. MA. $4,000
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COUNTRY CLUB RAMgLER,

ArI,---Beautlful handicapped "a acre
A really splendid home designed
Tor entertaining Huge hy. rm
with attrac tirepl. sep. DIN rm.
3 luxurious 5edrms, = full baths
diversified bsmt with rec area snC
garage De luxe At S"S.95O. GI
appraisal requested Can IA
1890 REAL. ESTATE SERVICE
INC, 49,, n Giebe I'd. tor Lee
hMN Orn,a O O
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AUTO REPAIR GARAGE
Space for about 20 cars plus out
side parking area. Convenient loca.
ton near MARYLAND ave. Rent $500
mo Can give immediate possession
WEINBERG & BUSH, Inc.
1907 H ST NV. MA. s-55oC
a
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Connercial RuiIClinl

OO1III11CIO 4CI1 OIA11NA44AS
VICINITY 18th AND N. Y. AVE- :
s sTS.R v PL VS. y Tpou S So1L
MENT TO THIRD FLOOR AREl
OF EACH FLOOR APPROXIMATELY
fi Sa PLA qP9RRM At dARA d2 t Goo2
PARKING ON LOT. OWNER RE.
TIRING DUE TO HEALTH AFTEF
20 YEARS IN BUSINESS. CALL MR.
NEWELL. ST. $4,000, JAMES l.
DIXON CO. -
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FARMS
NO INITIATION

200-acre STOCK farm, 7-rooYn
modern home with nice elevation.
Practically all open land. fenced;
large stream and , lakes and very
long road frontage. Large barn. silo.
etc; In good condition, Taxes, S2l0.
$3.50 per acre.
400-acre stock farm, one OF the
best. AL open land and down IN
grass or hay Includes > tenant
houses. barns. 3 silos and all other
outbuildings. About % miles out and
priced most reasonably
POTOMAC RIVER FARM Of 400
acres with unsurpassed view UP tho
river. l0-room, 150-year-old home;
GIo5 Ou1
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DOCTOR?

Here is Just the location you have
been looking for. :! private Offices
Icining an efficiency apt. IN new
apt bldg. adjacent TO popular
housing development. For further
information call IA. 7-0S77 OF. ia
S-651h --l6
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UNUsUAI-Nev BRICK split-leyel on

"a acre II. ane residential area
Large finished rec I'm with half
bath dream" all Plec Wrestling.
honse kit incl dishwasher Dis
pOsall built-in breakfast area, 30
T. Nv din comb with floor "a
ceiling picture window and firepl
g oedrms . fun tile baths. 2-car
attached garage II you are lookine
for a gracious and charming
residence. this Is it Priced al
SO $50. Shown bv appointment
once open . I'll . The DARBY
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TeIeVue Mailbag

Dear People Of The Star:
Please put Fury on the front of TeleVue
because you have put on Zsa ZSa Gabor, Mary
Connolly, Mickey Mouse, Judy Garland and
hole bunch of other PEOPLE
from Mary Anderson.
PS Please put on FURY.
Dear Star:
I have started a Fury club. And you have
to get Star to be in it. Because when Fury is
on the front page of TeleVue you will have to
have picture of Fury. So would it be possible
for picture of Fury to be on TeleVue.
Sincerely,
Sammy
P.S. l have been looking for the picture OF
Fury since you printed my letter last spring.
Dear Young Friends OF Fury: NBC promises
faithfully that it ,pu send us some color shots.
As soon as iUe pick one out and decide on the
date, t0eH let you knolu. OkGy?
Dear Bernie:
Recently saw Michael Ingram on "Star
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Dear Bernie:

DGdI DtIIIIE.
am IL yearS of age and read your column
daily. I would like to know the addresses OF
three people: Roy Rogers. Larry Parks and
Mickey Mantle Could you possibly write them
in your column or send them to me?
Mary Leslie Mettam
Mickey is eaSy-cGre of the Nea0 York yam
KEGS, Nelo York City, A letter to Roy. care OF
NBC-TV, Burbank, Calf, should get to him.
But Larry isn't affiliated NTH any studio or net
lUork so you'll haze to ,odit until his neTt tele-
film, get the title of the producing firm, and
send the letter In its care Most performers
can be reached By tUriting. to them in care OF
the last show in tOhich they appeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-16

HERE is FURY - Just in case Tele-
Vue'S editor was unfamiliar with Fury,
a young subscriber, requesting the
horses picture as color feature, sent
along this drawing (See Mailbag)
Fury is seen Saturdays at IL am,
WRC-4.
Tonight" (ABCD. He played a Frenchman.
He spoke out of character after the play and
detected slight accent. Is he French or
English?
BY the way, is he primarily TV actor or
does he work in Hollywood, too?
Marguerite M.
Michael loas born and educated In Berlin
He has been in tauo Broadway plays and a0orkS
for the Voice of America He handles broadcaStS
to Western Europe He Aves in Pound Ridge
NJ Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

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tUU MOUSE by Rex Stout Can you out.
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hscko1Y DsckoRV DRATN b. Asash.
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student hysterically confessss and shsn
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HEfoak AAIDsslcsH by Rer Stout. Some
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quiz. having shot the man who guarded themi
So Nero invaded the worlds largest advsrtis-
ing agency 10 find the killer before the CON
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IN nA2G UpaRSS BY Mannias Coles. The
wrong man had been murdered - and Tommy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-19

hambled0n knew that the
right man was still in dam
ger. So he turned on the
dead mans tape recorder,
listened TO . shocking con-
versation - and discovered
to his horror that the man
marked for death sas =.
Tommy Hambfedons Pub.
ed. S2.75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
D. C. Aides to Hear
7 ruffic Advisers

A judge and psychologist who
helped Detroit earn a reputation
for good traffic enforcement will
tell District officials and civic
leaders tonight how the motor
city's courts and psycopathic
clinic function.
Judge John Watts and psy-
chologist Alan Canty will be the
guests of District Commissioners
at meeting in the Shoreham
Hotel. About 60 District officials
and members of safety groups.
Including Municipal and District
Court judges and top police Off
Gals have been invited.
Judge Watts is one of De-
troit's two full-time traffic judges.
Mr.. Canty is in charge of a
psycopathic clinic that treats
traffic violation repeaterS.
Judge Watts told District traf-
flc officials who visited Detroit
last month that the law provides
for election of judges specifically
to the traffic court bench.
He said the fullStime traffic
judge arrangement has brought
about a uniformity in penalties,
which. in turn, has brought the
court greater public support for
strict enforcement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Driver Fatality
Charges Dropped

Charges of negligent homicide
against Robert Sturges, 81, in the
traffic death of an 87-year-old
pedestrian were ordered dropped
yesterday in Municipal Court by
Assistant United States Attorney
Kenneth Wood.
Mr.. Sturges, of 1901 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, was ordered
held for court action by a cor
oner's jury on grounds he was
responsible for the death of JOS
eph ], Halburt, 1888 Thirty-fi
street NV, struck at Wisconsin
avenue and N street NV on De-
cember 3. He died two days later
Mr.. Wood dropped the case
after reviewing a report of the
coroner's hearing. He said there
was nothing that warranted hold
ing Mr.. SturgeS for negligence
and that a post mortem showed
it was probable Mr.. Halburt died
OF a chronic heart condition
rather than the injuries suffered
when struck by Mr.. Sturges' au-
tomobile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Wilde Murruffino
Tied for Award
In Youth Contest

Miss Vida Marraffino. a
senior at Trinity College, was
tied for fourth prize in the Out
standing Catholic Youth contest
conducted by the National Fed
Grafton of Catholic College Stu
dents.
Miss Maraffino is a graduate
of Mamaroneck High School and
lives at Larchmont, N. Y.
She was tied with Miss Mary
Manning of New Bedford, Mass,
Ia sophomore at the University of
Massachusetts, for fourth prize.
First prize as the outstanding
Catholic youth of 1856 went to
Miss Leona Bokern of Seneca.
Kans., a student at Marymount
College, Salina, Kans.
Miss Carmen Grijalva of st.
Mary's High School, Phoenix,
Ariz., was second; Sam M. Ber-
geron, jr., of Napoleonville, La.
third, and Miss Ann Mcdonnell.
a senior at Marygrove College,
Detroit, fifth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Morine Shore CotopuIt
Solves Short Runwoys

Marine mobility and f1exibility
were described to the Washing
ton Aircraft Luncheon Club yes
Iterday by 1t. Gen. Vernon E.
Mege, assistant commander Of
the Marine Corps.
Gen. Mcgee said the shore
based catapult with which the
Marines are experimenting is
powered by six aircraft engines
spare engines for any of the
types of jet airplanes the service
might have handy.
Catapult Is Noisy
1T works. but it is noisy" the
Marine said.
I'VE hope to develop a cata-
putt soon that will need only two
engines"
Gen. Mcgee added that arrest
ing gear, taken off aircraft
carriers and set up ashore, are
very practical"
I'VE can set the gear UP in
short order and launch our
planes in 1000 feet without a
change in the basic aircraft" he
said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Duke of Edinburgh
Asked to Drop In
On Antarctic Visit

McMURDO SOUND, Antarc-
tica, Dec. IL (P).-The Duke of
Edinburgh has been invited to
drop in for a visit in Antarctica
Rear Admiral George Dufek.
commander of the United States
Nays operation Deep Freeze.
extended the invitation through
New Zealand naval authorities.
The Duke, husband of Queen
Elizabeth II, now is in Yelling
ton, New Zealand, on a 10000
mile air and sea commonwealth
tour. He is scheduled to oficiate
at ceremonies next Monday in
Lyttleton when the New Zealand
Antarctic Expedition leaves for
Z base to be established across
McMurdo Sound from this
United States installation.
Later this month the Duke will
sail east around the coast of
Antarctica in the royal yacht
Brittania. spending Christmas at
sea. He will visit a British sta
ton to be set up on the opposite
coast of Antarctica at Vahsel
Bay on the Weddell Sea, as part
of the International Geophysical
Year program.
The New Zealand Antarctic
Expedition is headed by Sir Ed
mupd Hillary, co-conqueror of
Mt. Everest. DR.. Vivian E. Fuchs
heads the British expedition
which will attempt the first sur
face crossing of Antarctica in the
summer of 1878. The New
Zealand party will support the
British expedition at this end of
the 2,000-mile trek.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
BY the Associated Press

The Marines have developed
an airplane catapult for use
ashore where runway space is
limited.
They also have moved carrier
type arresting gear ashore for
experimental landing on short,
quickly prepared runways.
Powered by spare jet engines,
the catapult enables Marine jet
fighters to take off from forward
combat areas with runways no
longer than the decks of aircraft
carriers-from which the cata-
putt principle was borrowed.
Portable Storage Tanks
The Marines also are continue
ing to develop portable tank
farms These are rubber tanks
and connecting hoses which can
be air delivered in Debated con-
dition wherever needed, blown
up, and then filled with jet fuel
from a tanker. to serve as a
temporary. highly mobile fuel
source.
The new developments in
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'AF to Use Rubber
AS InterIoyer in
Jet WindshieIds

BALTIMORE, Dec. IL (P.-
The Air Research and Develop
ment Command announced to-
day development of a trans
parent rubber material to be
used in airplane windshields.
Now being tested, the rubber
will be used as an interlayer in
windshield glass of new super
sonic Air Force planes. The new
material is expected to be able
to withstand twice as much heat
from air friction at high speeds
as presently used plastics.
The new material, being de-
veloped for ARDC's Wright Air
Development Center at Dayton
by the Dow Corning Corp. of
Midland, Mich. retains adequate
strength up to $50 degrees Fab
renheit. compared to the 180-de-
gree limit on present plastic in
terlayers.
The Air Force said Dow Cor
nlng is now constructing produc-
ton facilities for its manufac-
ture.
Elimination of the material
within windshield glass is being
done by the Libby Ovens Ford
Glass Co. of Toledo and the
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Sons of Revolution
Elect Officers

The District of Columbia
Chapter of the Sons of the Rev
olution last night elected James
B. Platt, jr., president at the
organizations 9th annual
meeting and banquet at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Others elected were William
"A. Moncure. first vice president;
Frank S. Hight, jr., second vice
president; Henry s. Huidekoper,
third vice president; Dion S.
Birney, chancellor; Robert L.
Simmons. secretary; Remsen B.
|Ogilby, treasurer: Victor v. Mar
tin, registrar; the Rev. Richard
Williams, chaplain; Thomas L.
Hume, marshal.
Also elected were A. Smith
Bowman and billiard B. Lasset-
ter. color guards; Douglas H..
Dies, Richard Douglas. william
F. Doing and Philip S. Bowie
members of the board CT man.
ayers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
ExiIes Say Egypt
Seized Property

TEL AVN, Israel, Dec. IL (P).
-Thirty-four Jews deported
from Egypt arrived by plane
today to settle in Israel. Thirty
one others were landed at Haifa
by the Italian liner Filipo Girl
mani.
The arrivals said Egyptian
authorities had confiscated their
property and most said they
were allowed to take only small
sums of cash when they left
Egypt. Some said their bank
accounts were frozen and they
were not allowed to go to their
offices or sell their automobiles
or jewelry before deportation.
They also said the chief rabbi
of Egypt, Hahn Nahum, was un-
der house arrest when they left
Egypt in late November or early
this month.
The Italian liner also brought
80 Jews from Hungary. Several
groups of Jews from both Egypt
and Hungary arrived last week
by plane and ship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
LOW ROLE PLAYED
IN THEFT OF PART
OF STEAM ROLLER

Stealing a kitchen sink
would be kid stuff for the
character who pulled this
caper.
Francis j. Gayle, 80, of
1907 South Arlington Ridge
road. complained to District
police today that a party or
parties unknown made of
with the front roller and axle
from his steam road roller.
The missing section weighs
around a ton, he said.
Mr.. Gayle said the roller
was stolen between 10 pm.
Monday and 8 am. yester-
day. He said the machine
was parked in an alley lot in
the 1900 block of Ninth
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Reds Put MuIenkov
Picture on Puoe |

MOSCOW, Dec. IL (P.-Georgi
IMalenkov's picture was back in
Moscows newspapers today for
the first time in more than a
month.
The minister of power stations
and deputy premier had a PROM
Iinent place with other Russian
leaders at a BolShoi Theater
function honoring the Tooth an
'niversary of the birth of G. ".
Plekhanov, pioneer of Marxism.
Mr.. Malenkov, who was last
seen in public November 9, was
at Premier Bulganin's
right in the picture.
Foreign sources had reported
at various times in recent weeks
that Mr.. Malenkov had been in
Hungary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
$500 Auto Workers
Are IdIed by WuIkout

PONTIAC, Mich, Dec. IL (P).
An estimated $500 auto work.
ers were idled today because
of a walkout at Fisher Body
Division plant and a subsequent
shutdown of Pontiac Motor Car
Co.'S assembly lines.
Pontiac spokesman said that
If the Fisher walkout is not
settled soon. all 12,400 Pontiac
workers will be idled.
The Fisher employees, members
Of Local 500 of the United Auto
Workers Union. left their jobs
yesterday, charging a Speedup.
There was no company comment
on the JAW charges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-12
Sc Dead, 200 Missing
In East JuYu Storms

JAKARTA, Indonesia, Dec. IL
(R.-Sixty-six persons are dead
and more than 200 missing as a
result of floods and gales that
swept East Java last week. The
governors Office said more than
$4,000 are homeless.
Damage included more than
$4,000 homes destroyed, rs fish
ing boats sunk and thousands of
acres of rice fields flooded. The
IndoneSian Red Cross is collect
ing funds for flood victims.
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.Nehru May Confer
With Eden on Trip

NEW DELHI, India, Dec. IL
P.-Informed sources said to-
day Prime Minister Nehru may
confer with Prime Minister Eden
in London before he meets Pres
ident Eisenhower next week.
Sir Anthony is due home from
his Jamaica rest cure Friday and
Mr.. Nehru is reaching London
Saturday on his flight to WASH
ington. Presumably Suez would
be a big topic if they get to-
gether.
Mr.. Nehru reviewed the in
ternational situation at a cab
met meeting today with special
reference to his conference with
Mr.. Eisenhower.