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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

Daddy Cool" for Lee w. from
Donna S. for Frederick, Md.
MILT-Please dedicate Hula
Love- for Perry l. who loves
hula.
MILT-Please dedicate Happy
Happy Birthday, Baby to
Carolyn on Mon, Oct. Il.
MILT-Please ded. "Jailhouse
Rock" and Treat Me Nice" TO
Jimmy K. and Gary S., who
are a couple Of real kool guys.
CAROL AND DONA-
MILT-Please dedicate jail
house Rock to all the wonder
full jailbirds in Greenbelt; es-
pecially Bobby H., Marsha NJ,
Tommy K, Carol H., Mike H.,
Kathy r. Phil. Joe NJ, Patty
O'C. and, Of course, Paul r.
From someone who misses all
MIT-Please ded. all songs for
the star ticket-Pete Crook,
Mike Ofenstein, Tempe Brow
nell and Brian Mclaughlin at
K. J. H. S.
MILT-Please play Chances
Are" Peanuts" and Born to
Be Your Baby to Paul K.
from his True Love" @. S.
MILT-Please play Alone" for
@. D.. who is q freshman, from
SARAH who isn't.
MILT-Please play Little Bitty
Pretty One" for Janet L. from
WAYNE.
MILT-Please dedicate Darling
It's Wonderful for Dicky B.
from ANN C.
COOL CAT GRANT-Please play
Running Away From You TO
Wayne r. from SHELDA C.
MILF GRANT-Please dedicate
You're My One and Only
Love-" Darling It's Wonder
fur for Pete and Sandy.
Frankie and Mike L. from a
friend. SANDY.
MILT GRANT-Please dedicate
Happy. Happy Birthday
Baby On Oct. 10 to. Larry Will
son from someone who re-
members.
MILT-Dedicate ''One And Only
Love-" Special Angel for Bob
v. from Lois at Herndon Music
Box on Monday.
MILT = Please dedicate Just
Born To Be Your Baby to
Charles Lands. whose broken
toe broke my heart. T. @.
MILT-Dedicate Happy Birth
day Baby" to Jacky on October
"a, as he viii be celebrating his
22nd birthday. JOHANNE.
MILT-Please play April Love"
for Sally, the best to come
from Texas yet.-MIKE.
MILT-Please play Wake Up
Little SUSIE" for Susie. From
MIKE and GLORIA, her
brother and sister. Thank you.
MILF AND D0N-Play Man
Like-Wow" to Bobby and Jr.
MILF AND DON-Please play
My One and only Love" to
Seottie from a girl who thinks
he's wonderful.
MILF AND DON-Please dedi-
cate My Special Angel to
my special angel. Dotty. From
EDDIE.
MILF AND DON-Please play
Darling It's Wonderful" for
someone who is really won
derful. on Oct. 81. From RITA.
DEAR MILT AND DON -
Please play Remember Your
Mine" on Oct. 81 for Kenny,
who needs to be reminded
SUE.
MILT. DON-Please play You
Send Me" for Jeannet, Kenny
w., Lee F.. Ralph S. and all
the neat kids at the Shenan-
doah Retreat Country Club.
Thanks.
MILF AND DON-Please play
"Fraulein" and Hula Love"
for Sue B. from BOB, who
thinks she's a real doll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20

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MILF GRANT AND DON Dill
LARD-Please dedicate jail
house Rock" and Wake Up
Little Susie for Rosalee and
Mickey, Elaine and Jimmy. Pat
and Dug and all the kids
from Laurel.
DON AND MILT Dedicate
With You On Ny Mind" to
Frankie from DONNA.
DON AND MILT-Dedicate MY
Big Brothers Friend to Gene
from Richards little sister,
DONNA.
DON = Plesae dedicate Happy
Birthday Baby" on Oct. q, at
500. for Ruthy Glazer on her
birthday. from the gruesoIne
threesome, Elaine Proper, Judy
Stein5erg and Arlene Egber.
Please play Chances Are"
for Gene. who. is in Baltimore,
from ANN. OIL. 4-5742.
DON-Please ded. Twelfth Of
Never" for Dawn H., from Tom
P. Also enter me in d. J.
contest. Call Tom F., ~.
5-5226. Thanks.
DON DILLARD-Please dedicate
Mary. Mary Lou and Peg
Sue" to Mary Lou and Jimmy,
on October q. between 4 and 5.
PEGGY.
DON DILLARD = Please play
BLACK Stacks" to Jerry z. Of
Bladensburg, on October q,
between 4 and S. ROBIN
HOOD
DON DTLLARD - Please play
"Jailhouse Rock" for Sandy.
from George. and enter me in
your d. J. contest. GEORGE.
JU. e-4092.
DON DILLARD-Please play the
Twelfth of Never" for Jeff.
cause that's how long III like
hum. M. v.
DON DILLARD-I would like to
he teen disc jockey. Please
spin the ~Jailhouse Rock for
ali the kool cats at WIDOW and
WASH. BARRY, tn. 2-z4I6.
DON-please plav IAN AIones
for Soltoff and Stearn. who
rode TO the zoo. DIANE. EN-.
2-2Si4.
DOME MeD0N - Please play
Little Bitty Pertyone" for Bar
lara Lea. BARBARA.
DON DsLLARD-MARTY B. Ju.
5-.75l.
D0N-Please play ~Sassafras.- a
thing that really swings, BY the
MellowSings for Quino. MIKE.
RIA. 6-2Sl6 after 4.
DON-Would love to be a d. ].
on your show. LAURIE VIII
BUR. AP. 7-4I73.
DEAh DON-Dedicate -Jailbaits
to T. P J. H. S. LEONARD
LOVENSTEIN. JU. s-469l.
DON DILLARD - Please NAV
"Jailhouse Rock" Please enter
in D. J. HOPE RIGGS, Ju. g.
27O9.
TO A REAL COOL Carbon
please play Chances Are for
Mike H.. real cute boy. from
Randy, who cares a lot.
DoN-Please play TO The Aisle
for HOPE H. from Ray I. ~.
S-9255.
DON DlLLARD-Please dedicate
Ready Teddy by Bill Haley
to Ellen and Teddy from
CAROLINE.
DON DlLLARD-I would ike
for you TO play You Send Me-.
JILL, EN-. 2-0263.
DON-Please play Darling. It's
Wonderful" for Jean and
Johnny; also for Joan and
Butch.
DON DILLARD - Please play
dollhouse Rock for Larry X.
from CAROL B.
DON-Play You Send Me" Oct.
IS afternoon for Burt. LISA.
TIT o 07oQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Jobs Wonted

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL desires
gh.N. on Saturday. Please call
RACHEL. HU. 3-SI43.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-20
Help Wanted

SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS for
Christmas gifts. 1905 Perry
Il. ne. LA. 6-S376.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Bomb Bursts Near
Defense PurIey

BUENOS AIRES. May is lR).
A time bomb exploded early
today near the building in which
four South American nations
opened talks yesterday on South
Atlantic defense.
No one was reported injured
but the blast shattered windows
and damaged walls Of a depart
ment store.
1t was the first violence since
military chiefs of Argentina,
Brazil. Uruguay and Paraguay
began their conference to CO.
ordinate their policies on South
Atlantic security. Communists.
other extreme leftists and die
hard nationalists have bitterly
opposed the meeting.
The bomb went of in a de-
serted street about a block away
from the National War School,
site Of the parley. Authorities
believed it was a protest against
the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Civic Group Asks
Relief Fund Curb

The Rock Greek Citizens AS
ISOLATION voted 29-to-2 last night
to appeal TO the District Com
missioners for tighter regulations
on administration of relief funds.
The group asked that: The
one-year city residence require
ment be changed to two years:
the Welfare Department keep a
close watch on how indigents
spend relief money. and the pro-
posed two-year residence require
ment be waived for persons who
wish admission to d. c. General
Hospital
The association gave its sup
port to the Washington Zoning
Committee which is expected to
present alternate coming plans at
the Lewis coming hearings OPEN
ing on May 81.
DR.. c. Herbert MARSHALL. pre-
sided at the meeting at 272l p
street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Injured Fireman
Awarded $4,000

A retired District fireman to-
day was awarded $40 900 for in
juries suffered when he was
struck by a descending auto
matically timed door at Truck
Company Is three years ago.
The award was made by jury
before Judge James w. Morris
in United States District Court
1t was against Capital Products,
Inc. 1905 South Capitol street
which installed the door.
The fireman. Paul T. Romer.
a tiller man. suffered back and
other injuries when the door de-
scended Unexpectedly as Mr.,
Romer's hook ladder was
midway through the exit.
Mr.. Romer was retired for
disability following the accident.
He was represented by Attorneys
Samuel w. Mozart, Robert F,
Sutphin and Foster Wood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Two Workmen Hurt
BY Electric Shock

Two workers were injured by
electric shock yesterday at the
construction site OF the st.
Thomas School. Sixth and Gal
weston streets Sc.
The two. Ralph Catlett, Route
2. Alexandria. and Joseph II.
Kesterson. SO. OF 1927 South
Pollard street. Arlington. were
knocked TO the ground uncon-
scious. Mr.. Catlett was admitted
to Emergency Hospital.
Capt. William T. Murphy OF
the 18th precinct said the two
men were guiding a bundle Of
reinforcing rods being hoisted
by a crane. The crane either
touched an electric wire or
came close enough for the cur
rent to Jump TO II. Capt. Murphy
safd. transmitting the charge 70
r men. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
3 Virginions Die
In Plane Wreck

HATTERAS. N. c., May is
l(R.-Four Virginia men crashed
in a privately owned plane in
the Atlantic Ocean near Hat
teras Inlet last night and the
Coast Guard today had recov-
cred three bodies.
Hatteras fishermen said the
plane had taken of a short time
before the crash. 1t was as
sumed that the four men. who
had been fishing near here,
were returning to Norfolk, Va.
Their plane was described as a
Cessna. repeatedly owned by
Consolidated Construction Co.
Of Norfolk.
The Civil Aeronautics Admin
istration said two of the three
bodies were recovered from the
water and that the third washed
ashore. Helicopters from the
Elizabeth City Coast Guard Sta
ton searched for the fourth
body.
The CAA said two of the
bodies were identified as those
of Russell Linwood Womack and
Arthur Hartman. both Of Nor
folk.
The third was not Immediately
identified.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Man Confesses He Killed
Mother and HidHer Body

quoted as saying. his wife and
children went away for a visit
and he buried his mothers re-
mains under the floorboards Of
ia cupboard. Several weeks later
he moved here.
Detective Buchanan said Wat
son admitted he forged a deed
and sold his mothers farm for
$2,700 and also sold her auto
mobile.
Three Evansville officers were
sent TO the farmhouse near
Charlottesville to start digging
for the body. The sheriff's office
at Charlottesville planned an i'm
mediate search. with newspaper
men taking part.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Polio at Record
Peak in EnoIund

LONDON. May is (R).-Polio
has reached a record peak in
England and Wales this year
Across scattered areas there
have been 822 reported cases.
compared with the previous high
OF 649 in the winter-sprine period
Of 1850.
Health Minister Dennis VoSper
told the House OF Commons yes
terday there was cause for con-
Germ" But Britain. he said, will
continue to use its own polio
vaccine rather than import
American vaccine. which in
cludes different strains of virus.
The British vaccination pro-
gram got off to a slow start. Only
2l3,000 children had received
shots by the end of 1856 Mr..
Vosper said vaccine for well over
100000" has now been issued.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

with a strange voice who repre-
sented himself as coming from
the planet Venus. and told her
that Berney had died on the
planet.
The indictment alleges that
Berney had reported that Prince
Uccelles had contacted him at
Pittsburgh and transported the
defendant to Venus on a large
space ship and that they made
a stop at the moon en- route.
"2 Weeks Sightseeing"
The indictment also says that
Berney had claimed that for
two weeks the prince entertained
the defendant, took him on a
sightseeing tour of Venus. and
acquainted him with its adj
vanced culture and amazing
technical accomplishments. -
Berney was arrested last
March by FBI agents in Prich-
ard. Ala. where he had been
working as a sign painter.
The indictment was returned
before Judge Edward NJ. Curran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
z Boys Arrested
As Dope Addicts

Two l7-year-old addicts were
arrested yesterday by Metropoli-
tan Police juvenile authorities.
The boys we're booked under
the Juvenile laws on ground that
they are a dangerous and bad
influence to those around them.
Both are the products OF broken
homes.
Juvenile Squad Pvt. Thomas
Didone said one boy told him
he did not believe "he was
hooked. although he had been
using narcotics for about one
month. However. the second boy
readily admitted he was an
addict.
Police said the mother OF the
admitted addict suspected her
son was using narcotics and
asked police to run a test.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

incubator could produce ar
energy potential far greater
than that of atomic energy"
The woman is Miss Pauline E.
Goebel. So. of 1000 MaSsachu-
sets avenue NV, a secretary in
the National Press Building.
The indictment charged that
Berney. who made many elab-
crate claims for the 'modu-
lator." obtained check for
$4,000 from Miss Goebel last
August 20 and that he subse-
quently obtained checks for a
total of another $500.
Death on Venus" Reported
She estimated, however, that
she had turned over total of
between $4,000 and $4,000 to
Berney during period from
1852 through last fall, according
to Assistant United States At
torney John c. Conliff. jr.
Mr.. Conliff said that Miss
Goebel told authorities that
some time after making the in
vestments she had received a
telephone call from a person
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Atomic Center
Injures4

BROOKHAVEN. N. Y. May Is
R.-Four persons were injured.
one seriously. in a chemical ex-
plosion yesterday at Brookhaven
National Laboratory. one Of the
Nations principal atomic re-
search centers.
Immediately after the blast.
DR.. Leland Haworth. director of
Brookhaven. said no nuclear ra-
diation was involved.
The blast occurred in a build
ing known as the hot" labora-
tory to test the use OF COM
pounds of bromine and fiuorine
in dissolving unirradiated nat
ural uranium.
The building is adjacent to
another structure housing the
.laboratory's SIS million reactor.
which was not damaged.
Thirty-five persons were in
the hot" laboratory at the time
Of the explosion. The building
is made up OF series of
chambers separated by thick
doors.
Six Others Treated
Six other persons. exposed to
corrosive acid vapors during
rescue operations, were given
medical attention.
The explosion sent a puff of
white smoke rising from the
building. but the blast was not
generally felt throughout Brook
Ravens 3.000-acre tract - on
Eastern Long Island about rs
miles from New York City
Meeting a quarter of a mile
away from the explosion scene
was a symposium OF 200 Latin
American and American scien-
lists. A newsman covering the
scientific meeting said he did
not hear the explosion.
Seriously injured was Richard
johnson. 30. of Baldwin. N. Y
He was hospitalized with severe
burns of the face, eyes am
body.
Three Sent Home
Others suffering burns. but
sent home after treatment were +:
Leroy jefferson. As, of Bell
port, N. Y: Bob Feindt. 80. OF
Lake Ronkokoma, N. Y. and
Walter Kalinowski, q. OF Brook
haven.
Rescue workers entering the
fume-filled room, where the ex-
ploision took place. were SVEN
oxygen. They were Mrs. Grace
Searles. secretary: Walter
Schmeltz. the laboratory fire
chief; Frank Below, assistant
fire chief; Edward Kriedtmaker
William Walsh and DR.. Robert
Love.
Mr.. Haworth said physical
damage to the plant was small
but that corrosive effects Of the
acid were yet to be determined.
as was the cause of the ex-
lplOsIon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. law couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day, wait three full days
and receiue the license nthe
nth day. Sundays and holi-
days are counted the same as
other days.
Howard Lynn Hammer. 80. 12lA Shed
herd st. NV. and Eva Marie Ritenour
"a. 26O1 10Th st.: NV. a., o,,,
Pennsylvania ave. NV. and Ines
Sylvia Garcia. 20. 242l Pennsylvania
James William Johnson. %. 20 Bryant
ose esxlnf keller 81 ne caroslanian. e5. ssss
North DakSta ave n.w;a and . Eleanor
Roy Vance wiseman, %. Canton. Ohio,
and Ruth Elizabeth Cox a. Hystts-
James Thomas Jurek. 81. and. Patricia
Ann Plunkett. 81. both of Arlington
Paul oreis CLARK. ss. and Shirley Louis.
Nd No. and Marieanna PrOOst 90 Be-
Willisms "a. both Of ssss POmerOy
Herb rS pc s; 70 Annapolis. and Charlotte
Dunnine Idle. Nv, 20. I7ai N St. nv.
and Mary Granger Chaplin, 3d. @sOl
cA ta; afs'f 1Hsm. and c.is s s az
carter 10 Ia9s Clifton & NV,
Sterling Gray Dixon. "a. Davis. C.,
and Marion Tests, n; 1929 st. nv
son st. NV. and Nadine Louise Mayer
~. 174o Riggs pl. NV.
Robert MslsOl% Little s Is I1dia Hspo.S
y. e4s 10TH st. NV.
Rickhardt. 20 both Of Richmond
Sc. and La Verne Williams. 80. Rush
Howard b. Mathews. 50. Chevy Chase.
and Anna Mcorath Boyle, 40. 4427
John Ronald Dav. jr.. 20. D.. C Village.
s sss,.i LCret IA REYNOLDS Newly 30
Eo ss ana 5ar' janice Dssn' BAL. Anderson 10.
LLOYD Stuart. q. and Barbara Jean
Eisenhower. 81 both Of 1924 Horner
Louis Aiphonso Day. ~. 1898 t st. nv.
and Desiree Millicent Smith. 20. 764
/ Columbia I'd. NV.
Jean Raw. TO- i4Is North Carolina
Maurice William Mock. -. Parsonsburs.
Md, and Shirley Marie Burke, 90
Elmer Lorenzo Hinson. s3. 1918 18th
st NV, and Gereldin Christine Lyles'
%, Durham, N. C.
Frederick William Blaekford. 20 80
Evalyn Hilish. II, 1920 crittenden
BENJAMIN Bennaush. jr.. 81. l346 T s..
/ NV. and Joan Elizabeth Evans, ~.
1881 Fairmont st. NV. ~
Harry John Anamsteros. e., s"a Pow.
hatan Opl nT and Eloise Jeanne
NV. and Constance Joan Cummings.
~, 4s12 eth ST. NV.
Eugene Arthur Grouse; 3S; ana .sdo Fora lot.
/ Hampshire ave. NV.
John Michael Towart. II. Arlineton. and
Patricia Ann Roland. 81. l43l 2ist
william ii Raymond Fleet. IT, 81. Bowie
! Lanham. Nd
Early crispsn osO5se e. 49, Ills Ills E nsi
shields, Is. J lls Isth s. 3 Sc; ee,,,. An,
Devsrs. u both Of AleEandria; Va
.V. sS Ls s eS R.s cG Isa
orviile Steptoe. 81. lJ23 d st ne. and
Mildred Luvenia stsrkey. 10. sSi@
Robert Foster crossIey 90, Ie43 8 ST
Sc. and Wilma Ruth Baker, 10. 1903
Leonard james Miller. 81. 1929 Euclid
81 NV. and Hilda Jean Tucker. 80.
iA32 Webster St NV.
BENJAMIN Harrison johnson. %, l22s
x St Sc and Alice Rebeeea harris
Thomas o LindIey Lewis. 90 .4la i4th st
NV. and Betty Ann Grace. 90
John 81 Ammons. IS. sea KENYON st
NV and Minnie Mable Jenny. 25.
zoos " ST. NV -.
Freddy Eusene Mccullough. and
OF 1924 eth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

CINCINNATI. May is (R.-
A man known here as Augustus
Clifford Watson. Al, told police
early today that he killed his
mother. Mrs. Pearl Hartlage in
Evansville. Ind, on october Is.
1854.
He said the body is buried
beneath the flooring Of a cup
board of a farmhouse near
Charlottesville. Ind, about l40
miles north of Evansville. and
40 miles northwest of Indiana
polls.
Watson was pointed out to
police by a man who said he
recognized him from a picture
in a detective magazine. A story
entitled What Became of Pearl
Hartlage?" was in an Issue OF
the magazine. along with a pic
ture of her son.
Quarreled Over Receipts
Watson told police here he
shot his mother during quarrel
over receipts of an oil station
restaurant business they oper-
sted in Evansville. He claimed
the shooting was accidental.
He told Detective Thompson
Buchanan that his wife Mary
and their three children. Peter,
3: Juanita. Z. and Janice, 2, knew
nothing of the Staying.
Watson, who operated a fix
It" shop in Cincinnati. was
pointed out by Mickey Cosmah.
%. who had read the magazine
article and looked at the picture.
Watson told police he had had
several glasses of beer before the
Staying and took some bottles of
the brew to his mothers home
She quarreled about not get
ting enough out of the gasoline
station part of the business" he
said. and added:
She hit me on the head with
a beer bottle and ! pulled out
the gun"
Watson said his mother seized
the pistol and during the strug-
gle it fred. the bullet hitting her
IN the head.
He said he tried to At her body
into a box because knew no
one would believe it tthe shoot
ing was accidentala."
Hid Box in Shed
Watson said he cut up the
body, put the pieces into the box
and kept 1t in the oil shed Of
the gasoline station until July.
1855.
He said he then rented a
farmhouse near Charlottesville
moved his family there and took
the box with him.
A short time later, he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Atlas Club Appeal
To Get Hearing

The District Commissioners
today scheduled a hearing May
"a on an appeal against revoca-
ton Of the license OF the Atlas
Club. l349 E street NV.
The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board ordered the clubs
license revoked as OF May 20 as
the aftermath OF a raid Febru-
airy II. 1856. A police detective
testified at q recent hearing that
gambling was in progress at the
time Of the raid.
The revocation has been
stayed pending the Commits
sioners' hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
CHANCES OF DEBT
|PAYOFF LIKENED
TO SUEZ STOCK

George Newell OF Seattle
Is a man with a few invest
ments he isn't any too sure
about.
Mr.. Newell, an insurance
broker told the Senate
Rackets Committee yesterday
that Frank Brewster. presi-
dent of the Western Confer
ence of Transfers, owes him
$44. 366. Mr.. Newell charac-
terized the money as a
loan"
Asked whether he thought
he was going to get his
money back from Brewster
some day. Mr.. Newell said:
I've got some stock in the
Suez Canal that doesn't look
any better"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Youth Concert Tonight
Moved to Commerce

Tonight's Music for Young
America" concert by the National
Symphony Orchestra has been
moved to the Department Of
Commerce Auditorium. Four
tenth street between Z street
and Constitution avenue NV.
The concert. part Of the flve-
week free series for visiting stu
dents and the general public,
was originally scheduled for the
Pan American Union. Tomor-
row nights concert Is at the De-
Detrimental Auditorium. All con-
certs are at 7:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

Attention, SPECTATORS. builders.
real estate brokers and home buyers,
partnership dissolution. Builder and
owner will sacrifice . group OF o
vacant homes, located In Fairfax Co.
Va. approx. 90 mi. from the District
line Each 2-hedrm. home on s4-acre
lot. Some OF group are completely
under roof, win sell one or
oPEN FOR INSPECTION
SATURDAY. MAY ~. - AMI Pm
SUNDAY, MAY 10, 10 AN z Pm.
Directions: Prom wash. D. c..
take Rte 20 and I'll toward Gen.
treville, Va. I mile before centreviile
take state Route Gas right known
as Strinsfellov I'd approx 1 mile.
sign on premises, .wEsTsIDE SUE
DIVISION
Come prepared TO purchase: no
reasonable ofier refused. Financing
available TO aualifed purchasers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
TEAMSTER PROBERS
GET A WORD FOR 1T

Insurance Broker George
Newell OF Seattle had a word .
for II at the Senate Rackets
Committee hearing yester-
day-and the word put spec
tators, reporters and COM
mittee members in stitches.
Discussing the huge volume
OF lucrative insurance work
he did for the Transfers
Union in the health and
welfare lines. Mr.. Newell
referred TO II as the wealth
and hell-fare business.